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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 21 (1903) (1903)

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4 are formed along the edges of the viding devices for joining each rail to the next ad- necessary, and some of this issues through the pipes, web openings to receive rollers or balls, which bear jacent one, he proposes to weld together a large but it cannot under any circumstances be enough to… … 924.63, the surplus of the receipts over the expendi- part passing out through the perforations. By a RAIL CONNECTION. tures being $161,614.63. In his report the Commis- system of gearing the cylinders are made to rotate sioner notes a very gratifying decrease in the number slowly on their axes, so…

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