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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 2 (1891) (1891)

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Loffler thinks that the Railroad has been tried at high speed, with a special with a pen, pencil or brush is shown in the accom- etiological identity shown by Klein to exist between train of 16 carriages, having a total weight of 667,800 panying illustration, and has been patented by Mr. diphtheria… … main shaft are two large fifty-inch pulleys, one of New York City. Aligning vertical supports on a suita- which burst into a thousand pieces and the other was bie base carry horizontal shafts on which are disks broken and cracked so that it could not be run. When having projections varying in…

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