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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 16 (April 1900) (1900)

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Algiers and North Africa, Below each deck of the car two shafts are mounted, it can be moved along a wire whenever it may be de- and will terminate near the northern end of the Red the ends of which carry dogs having toothed cam-sur- sired. The hanger constitutes the subject of an inven- Sea. The… … is, therefore, the best region for locating the eclipse A CONTEOLLING AFPABATUS FOB MINE ELEVATOES. THE COMING ECLIPSE. stations. The stations will be occupied two or three The total eelipse of the sun on May 28, instead of the car moves. Near one end of each shaft a pinion is weeks before the…

Automobile · Device · Adapted · Apparatus · Scientific American · Silver grey · Feet wide · Dismal swamp · Torpedo boat · Horse power · South magnetic · Large number · Paris exposition · Dry dock

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