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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 16 (April 1895) (1895)

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spit and is known as No. 1 A. the instructions given them and they are then fired by a bedstead (as shown in Fig. 4), through other parti- It is now completed and the fortification is ready for the officers. The projectiles descend in a graceful curve tions, and then out through the corner of the… … BOTTLING WORKS WHERE THE EXPLOSION TOOK PLACE. THE RUPTURED CYLINDERS. THE CYLINDER WENT THROUGH ANOTHER BUILDING. WRECKAGE IN FLIGHT OF CYLINDER. AN EXPLOSION OF LiaUEFIED CARBONIC ACID CYLINDERS, LEBANON, PA. knocking out the weather boarding, and depositing lower bay as well, so that a landing…

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