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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 20 (1884) (1884)

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enditures. If it is screw journaled transversely in the plane body and having frames, according as it has in front of it the upper or lower a milled head. By turning the screw in one direction or the true, as it probably is, that the railroad companies do not case. This motion is obtained by means… … comes opposite this glass the negligence,” which would exon- ENJALBERT’S PHOTO-REVOLVER tooth, E, enters the rabbet, F, erate the company, even if a and the glass naturally enters the passenger were a victim. This said compartment. The revolu- kind of contributory negligence, tion still continuing,…

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