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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 25 (1886) (1886)

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ich is almost immediately fit for its intended uses. empties it into a car running upon a track along the Hamburg, 4,171; Hatnburg, with suburbs, 7,600; The presses are so arranged that the water pressure bottom of the tunnel; but if this is of tough clay or Hanover, 4,158; Konigsberg i. P., 4,477;… … turned toward the manufacturers of the taut ropes. The angle of the front of the machine is made to vary, to suit the angle at which the mate- rial will stand, so that in caseany hard obstacle should be encountered, it can be got at without making any is one of the most complete systems forthe…

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