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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 20 (1894) (1894)

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he end thereof is not apparent, save that produced. The wost singular of all the vocal mechan- ing the sprocket chains of bicycles to fit the wheel at the advent of the torpedo is not likely to help in isms of birds is that of the American bittern. all times, no matter how much the chain may be… … who had ruined the old Panama Company. The pro- against different parts of the bird’s bill. This explains MURPHY & KOLB’S IMPROVEMENT IN SPROCKET posed new administrators represented MM. Eiffel, who very satisfactorily the curious note. WHEELS FOR BICYCLES. subscribed ten million frances; Hugo…

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