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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 13 (September 1898) (1898)

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maiu roof trusses. The building was erected upon a pile pier, and, when The columns were tied together longitudinally by The storm which wrecked the Wilson Line building completed, will cover an area 120 feet wide by about two lines of box struts extending between the bents. was in one respect the… … truss and floor girder, the whole struc- found in the extraordinary force of the DETAIL VIEW SHOWING FBACTTTEE OF ONE OF THE POSTS IN PIEE SHED ture was altogether deficient. The only wind, coupled with the small amount from the first or pier floor to the second floor being resistance presented by…

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