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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 17 (1896) (1896)

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- ot 0 struction as the one previously described, is neverthe- to traffic on the intersecting streets, which would not Injuries by Electricity. less ingenious and of great service practically. ‘To obtain against this form of car. It provides, upon a ‘The use of electricity has become so general and… … DOUBLE DECK CARS. similar to the ordinary single deck contact with the earth or the wire ear. The increased accommodation from it, using the covered hand. This will break the current, and it will generally he possible then to get the bodyaway. (4) If this cannot with such increase in the strength…

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