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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 4 (January 1902) (1902)

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THE MIETZ & WEISS KEROSENEand GAS Engine burns KEROSENEcheaper and saferthan Gaso-line. Automatic, simple, re-liable. No electric batteryor flame used. Perfect regu-lation. Belted or directlycoupled to dynamo for elec-tric lighting, charging stor-age batteries, pumping andall power purposes.… … THE 2% H.P. WEBER JUNIOR PUMPER has a capacity of 51) gallons 125 feet and 100 gallons^ feet.K([uals 30 men pumping water. All complete r *to attach to pump. Uses gasoline in pro- Sortion to water pumped. Weight yoi) 1is. En gine speed 375 revolutions, Caibe used for other power purposes. Siipie,…

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