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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 19 (May 1890) (1890)

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awings will explain the construction. It is not designed to may come the wire which, woven DETAIL ELEVATION OP CLARKE RAILROAD SYSTEM into the form of a mattress, may carry locomotives or such cars as creation of a new industry in the manufacture of bear the weight of some unhappy creature struck… … exemplified at some of the latest exhibitions in London, other wires. is in the construction of collapsing into a very small If the cars above use electric motors, the direct wires CROSS SECTION SHOWING ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS. fraction of its original bulk for return as an " empty." can be placed in…

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