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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 25 (June 1880) (1880)

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eet, and at the ends 36 34 feet. The other spans have receive the pins of the rowlocks, and the ends of the sweeps Maas, within a distance of ten miles, the bridges at these are provided with serrated steel ends or claws which engage rectangular trusses of the same depth as the ends of the points… … affords a means of engine, and in oth- After the piles were cut ofE to a All holes for riveting were drilled, no punching being al- enjoyable winter exercise which may be participated in by ers by a steam ram. space between them was filled with a party of persons, and no very great exertion is…

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