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neath the upper terminal and upon opposed common wire leading from the terminals in faees of the chart, all of the terminals hav- the other set to the other end of said coil. ling platinum points out of contact with each In testimony that I claim the foregoing other when the uppermost plate is lowered; as my own, I have hereto affixed my signa 5 of an induction coil, a R. a main cir-ture in the presence of two witnesses. cuit connecting these elements, a negative wire leading from one side of every button SIDNEY L. McLAURIN. to one end of said coil, an individual wire Witnesses: . leading from the other side of each button Roy L. Fox, 10 to its respective terminal in one set, and a ENOLA STAMPs. Copies of this patent may be obtained for five cents each, by addressing the “Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C.’

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