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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 17 (1896) (1896)

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eal at Rouen. The case before that tri- nied by three small clichés, omitting at the same time axles when it is desired to increase the adhesion, which to cite that author’s name, apparently a piece of sheer is practicable on trunk railroads, is impossible on the forgetfulness occasioned by Prof.… … brackets riveted to the channels and work without suspecting that his fail- bolted to oak end sills. The channels ure to give name, chapter, and verse on each individual citation renders him are also connected by double trussed ology,” the science, truly or falsely so called, which iron bolsters…

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