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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 3 (1892) (1892)

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s of narrow The Berlin Elevated Railroad, by Mr. Edwin P. Hicks, of McAlester, Indian Terri- gauge railroad laid down permanently, and several tory. The strings pass over bridge pieces of the This belongs to and is run by the government, as uniles of iron railroad in sections that are movable. They… … strike plungers loosely held for vertical movement HICKS’ PNEUMATIC ZITHER. soil gets on fire sometimes and burns up the stub- in a plunger block fitting in a cut-out portion of ble. The tops are hauled out, as they are afraid the sounding board, the plungers having their ham- to set them on fire,…

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