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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 19 (November 1902) (1902)

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les—for every 6.7 grammes through electro-magnet 16, thus bringing the train to a which the contact finger 10 extends upward and is. of ether burnt; while the material will bear cooling to 21 deg. Fah. without any of the ether condensing out, adapted to normally engage the contact piece 11 car-… … rocking the finger 10 out of contact gas" as applied to air carbureted with DIAGRAM OF THE AUTOMATIC TRAIN CONTROLLER SYSTEM with the terminal 11. The armature petroleum spirit ambiguous; and the of magnet 12 acts as a switch in a sep- latter product must now be called "pe- electro-magnet circuit…

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