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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 11 (1907) (1907)

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ng of seats and passengers in a confused mass at the front end of the car is the cause of many severe by day and a red light by night. If a clear distant companying photographs of a wreck which occurred signal were provided, as it unquestionably should be, on the first of March near Colton, Cal.,… … of which the archives referred to have been obtained. The “library” consists of about twenty-five thousand books and documents in the form of the clay tablets of the time, and the deciphering of these discloses peril of the open switch and the frailty of the ordinary indeed any kind of train,…

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