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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 18 (May 1900) (1900)

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, with a view pound. Besides, after a short time, the mixture be- these railways, in reality they are dependent upon two, to preventing the possibility of the wheels jumpingthe and in some eases, three rails for stability; for, al- comes strongly heated and loses its purifying proper- rail. The… … tween the towns of Barmen and Elberfeld, which are 35 miles an hour. As it SUBUBBAN STBEETS AND PIEBS USED ON THE INVEBTED U-FBAME situated in the picturesque Wupper Valley. The su- takes only about 15 sec- HIGHWAYS. perstructure, or railway proper, consists of a system of onds to reach full speed,…

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