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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 9 (1896) (1896)

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taken en- mer, coming through the dense wood, that they were tirely down and rebuilt from the foundation. The crossing seldom used by vehicles, and it was not a not going to take the siding, he ran out with his lan- cause of the settling of the walls was probably the practice to whistle at this… … NECESSARY giving us an excessive pressure of air, 20 pounds more the whistling post a half mile east of the station, con- weather. It will cost upward of $39,000 to re-erect the than we usually carried ; had we stopped for water at tinuing through and past the station grounds. T— building. the tank…

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