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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 14 (October 1872) (1872)

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meet the constantly increasing require- to the earth, which, by spring action, gives flight to a steel- or six stations simultaneously, whereby it happens that the ments of the port. The foundation stone was accordingly winged bird, the motion of which through the air is won- quantity of matter… … son, of London, England, which has the long is the architect. land line than to the shorter. Prom Amsterdam to London, tances ranging from thirty to one hundred yards. The " (Jy- a signal is transmitted at greater speed than in the reverse mecbanlcal Pleeons. ro," in its flight, exhibits…

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