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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 16 (1888) (1888)

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the equipment, and leadership of the army. For years two different systems for diminishing the noise of trains troops so as to be ready in caseof need. A field bakery on their viaducts. One is to bolt to the bridge struc- past the Austrian war department has made a point of ture long troughs of… … regiment, are mounted. In placing the telegraph wires they are allowed to run off a drum which is arranged that a rail will come in the center of each. mounted on two-wheeled cart, and then secured to the ments, and has lately made many innovations in this The troughs are then filled with gravel,…

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