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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 1 (1903) (1903)

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construc- dred yards to the south of the dam, is formed by and the three leading cars of the train, kept the rails; tor of large telescopes. His telescopic sight is now making use of a natural depression in the rock, which being fitted to all guns in both the British military the four rear cars, :… … PULLMAN CARS IN A RAILROAD WRECK. jumped .the track. The chair car and the dining car desired level. It is estimated that with five feet of success in the South African war. In this sighting rolled down the embankment and finally landed, right apparatus a small telescope is fitted to the barrel of…

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