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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 12 (1900) (1900)

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nt. The car was adopted. The train is ROAD. idea of the Metropolitan was not wade as short as possible, the only that of transportation with- laid out under conditions which differ considerably from those of a main line; the grades reach two per cent and the stations are very near:together. It is… … atus employed and for the curious phenome- terests, but the work of the first three lines A VIEW OF THE CAR, non presented, was finished in is to be found the beginning in the Boyton of 1897. Ac- centrifugal cording to the railway, which con figuration has been add- of the ground ed to the at- to…

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