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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 4 (1906) (1906)

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s then placed in to insert the explosive safely in this manner, as a To-day the safe-breaker no longer requires those beau- premature explosion, instead of opening the safe, would position and is connected with the pocket battery by means of wires which are brought in contact to make tifully… … upper bar. The cutters are advanced after each revo- recent store robbery in New York city, the gentlemen lacking a proper appreciation of meum and twwm approached the scene of their tools which were formerly both the admiration and the labors with a dray, opened the front door despair of the safe…

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