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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 6 (February 1902) (1902)

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acific Railroad in Wy- from the side. Huge masses of rock moved at the noble and then gave him his helmet, his horse, his oming was the excavation of what is known as the rate of about 1 foot per week, and the pressure was sword and his lance. Aspen Tunnel. The Leroy-to-Bear River cut-of? loca- so… … West End Shovel Taking: up Muck from Bench new aerostatic park which the Sultan has in project, placed at the back. and M'. Bdouard Surcouf, the well-known Paris aero- The accompanying pho- tion crosses the Aspen ridge, one of the foothills of naut, is to superintend its installation. The outfit is…

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