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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 4 (1899) (1899)

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American Cordilleras, and accordingly the culminating three sizes of rollers. one arm and engaging the other. That portion of the point of the entire Western Hemisphere, says The The combination-base at one end is turned to fit one arin which enters the flue is formed with a slot in Nation.… … STOUGH’S MOLD FOR COMPOSITION FLETCHER’S set-screw is gradual- center facilitating motormen were imported from Japan to run them. ROLLERS, ly turned inward to For some reason the fenders aud gongs did not arrive, the seating of the shank. Extend- force the _ sliding- and this was the chief cause of…

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