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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 11 (March 1881) (1881)

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lied separately from the boiler, proportion usually killed and wounded in active military provided with a pin, and to solve the puzzle all the pins and either thus or in the combination which we illustrate is campaigns than we could easily believe. They are a noble, must be taken out by one pin, by… … at the other, it formed a very dangerous but, as it proved, handle is formed with a transverse borehole and two grooves successful means of escape for the citizen whose life was leading therefrom to the end, upon which is placeda ferrule. endangered. The fireman was now left alone, but escaped The…

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