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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 18 (May 1891) (1891)

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ges having rounded edges during the busy season. Each of these buildings is made in triplicate and given out according to a regular provided with a pair of 100 h. p. engines and boilers to which the tire covers and protects. The base of the system. The illumination of the building is accomplished… … the sole of the foot. at the office. Here, also, is the master clock In describing such work it is natural to THE VICTOR BICYCLE. which controls the secondary clocks through- begin with the history of the company, but out the entire establishment, and connected we will omit matter that is purely…

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