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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 9 (August 1890) (1890)

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kes in its periphery to insure a strong hold road bed to impede the forward motion of the sled. imparted to these monsters after removal. A tree on the ice or snow. The bearings of the propelling sixty feet high has a circle of roots at least one hun- wheel shaft are in the lower portion of… … especially may be required to be transplanted to new STANFOBD'S SLED PBOPELLEB. away. grounds. The practice of attempting the work on very A car on South Washington Street was overtaken by large trees, or two feet or more in diameter, as in the the cyclone near the Catholic church. In the midst of…

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