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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 26 (1889) (1889)

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he shots can get in. Of course inner end of the body has ears, whereby the device chanism. To the under side of each end of the draw they can, and I have no doubt the people in the tor- may be fastened to the floor or attached to the sides is connected a double cam-faced flange, and upon the pedo… … judges that they immediately overruled their unren- flange of the draw, so that when the latter is in closed dered decision and filed an opinion setting forth that a position the disk-supporting arm will be held substan- person who “rudely and recklessly ” rides a bicycle is secured in the bore of…

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