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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 15 (1897) (1897)

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TACHMENT. is a current at Diamond Shoal which sends the sands on the other, the same apparatus inserted in the door the foot pieces are curved, so that when the frame is in of the safe. The rascals first drilled a hole one or two shifting around at a terrific rate and in a short time an uppermost… … tating any pulling that might injurethe object to which incandescent light. These lights will be itis attached. Let us add that the mechanism is so fifty-seven feet above the water, and on a hand brace, at the level of the lock, and afterward simple that there is not the least danger of its getting…

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