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Scientific American, Vol. 58, No. 13 (March 1888) (1888)

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ed caused contain the cars belonging beyond the run. When thus pack is slung to place, its inner face will approximate great inconvenience, but this was remedied by swing- placed in the pockets, the cars in number 5 are moved the contour of the wearer's back. The pack is supported ing the receiving… … ft. The three falls next in height are found in Scandi- THE SWITCH YARD. could be raised and lowered as required. Only the best navia—the Verme Fobs, in Romsdal, 984 ft.; the Vettis quality of hose could stand the wear and tear and the F<>bs, on the Sogne Fjord, 853 ft.; the Rjuken Foss, in weight…

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