off as in the earlier mo- a loss of % inch of water. A 35-horse-power Gob- the cylinder heads. The pistons have four plain com- tor cars, to avoid the vacuum created by a car with pression rings with square ends. They are also inlaid ron-Brillie was second with a loss of 6-8 inch, and the usual… … UNION PACIFIC MOTOR CAR NO. 7.
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