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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 19 (November 1903) (1903)

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dispatched at a very rapid rate; the instrument The receiving instrument consists of a train of clock French and American scientists in connection with weighs no more than 28 pounds. Last October the work actuating a typewheel and controlled, by two electrodynamics. The Academy awarded the prize of… … part of the plant is mounted on a sub-base fixed from the zero point. This is accomplished by INTERIOR OF THE REPAIR-CAR, EQUIPPED WITH PNEUMATIC TOOLS. on the floor of the truck. Be- means of a lever at the receiving neath the floor of the wagon is end, which slowly rises as the suspended a steel…

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