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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 25 (December 1906) (1906)

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e event of the transmission line break- fuses to yield, and tends to tilt the tower back to the ing down there would be immediately available a con- man, and passed over this country during the night. vertical. Incidentally we would draw attention to the tinuous supply of power which would be… … new lines since the transmission of the elec- called, to Mr. Bucknall, who baptized it "Vi- Erecting' the Brickwork' of the tampanf/e.' The Royal Palace at the vienne IV.," this being the fourth balloon in tricity from the Falls to the Rand was over Rear Has Been Completely Restored. a greater…

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