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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 6 (February 1894) (1894)

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under his control. Being thus equipped, he most incomprehensible power which has produced the of the tree. This interest ing specimen was shown by will be a more efficient motorman and will be better fit- abnormal. An example of this was shown by the curi- Mr. B. B. Brabham, of York County,… … recruited from the ranks of the horse car drivers, but ter through which the user of the telephone talks. the demand for them has been so great that men know- The bells differ in tone, and with a little practice the Fig. 1.-CUBI0TJS CASE OF SATUBAL GEAFT. ing nothing about street car work have,…

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