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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 24 (1900) (1900)

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hoe by which the cur- ried: by each of the brigade carts, there being some trolling the air pump motor. The main circuit breaker rent is received from the third-rail. This rail is carried eighty now in use. The brigades’ cycles are also is located on the opposite side of the cab, and adjoin-… … able jerking effects which treme thinness that the are at present noticeable presence of the gold can on elevated trains. Cur- scarcely be detected.

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