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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 24 (June 1907) (1907)

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hrough By coming into contact with the rigid section of the control of railroad operation. a great resistance of distilled water and a glass tube Briefly, the invention may be described as a system apparatus fixed on the track, the lever A is pushed filled with rarefied nitrogen. The diagram shows… … These luminous while the apparatus Semaphore Indicators and Siren Installed in Engine Cab. Indicators and Actuating Mechanism masses move slowly has, by the falling of Carried by Locomotive. from the anode to- the piston valve E, ward the cathode admitted air to the A NEW SIGNALING MACHINE SYSTEM…

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