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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 22 (1905) (1905)

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e Misunderstood Inventor, of thought and practical work along those lines which and the above act simply adds to and strengthens my BY W. D. GRAVES, lead to successful invention; and, after the thought By a very large class, one who attempts anything belief. came, there were many days of work,… … the jaw most trying. During its stritggles south of japan. The capital employed will the huge animal had badly twisted and be about $500,000. The works are favorably torn the cable in its vicinity, making sev- located near-large coal mines.

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