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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 14 (April 1907) (1907)

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expense. 4,510 feet above the sea level (see A, Pig. 1) and leads freight, depends on the prosperity of the farmer. Pew realize the interdependence of business and as far as the first intermediary tension device (S, When the crops are good, cars and crews are in de- railroads. Country towns exist… … Fig. 7.—The Driving Gear. Fig. 5.—The Second Intermediary Tension Device and the Double Support in Front of It. A WIRE ROPE RAILWAY USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ITALIAN FORTRESS.

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