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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 11 (1901) (1901)

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ur- mand a most beautiful view of the Saxon capital. The and cleaned. Within the cylinder a reel is mounted nished with a pointed nozzle in which a leather pis- railway is 820 feet long, and the grade is 32 per cent. ton, B, can be moved up and down, by means of a It is constructed on the Langen… … and stops it even if the engineer is careless. A round- axle box. If, on the other hand, it is desired to lubri- trip ticket costs less than 6 cents; the journey requires A CHALK-LINE MARKER. cate hollow axles, the angle-piece, L, is screwed off only 3 minutes, and 15,550 passengers can be carried…

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