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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 14 (April 1909) (1909)

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struments have ever been designed to the springs O then act to throw the left-hand pallet M valve K, through which the gas passes to the burners; measure this more than approximately. This huge sharply against the pin N, forcing the valve J shut and and when the diaphragm falls, it closes the… … Sun valve. Gas is turned off A lantern using compressed Acetylene is generated by entrance of sea The flashing mechanism of the by day and on at night. acptylftno. water into the carbide tank. Pintsch gas lantern. FLOATING LIGHTS OV IKLAHD WATERS

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