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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 7 (1897) (1897)

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uilt upon a platform suspended above the level of Cee must of necessity also exert the normal centralizing The Bertillon System for Identifying Criminals. the water, and lowered as it is built until it rests upon tendency. If there had been in the description any- the bottom of the river or harbor.… … native element.” straps to the girdersoftheplatform. A wire As the facts which were before the court on cable is rove through each set of sheaves and this appeal must necessarily be the same on its ends are wound on two winches located at final hearing, and as this decision does not extend the…

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