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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 12 (September 1908) (1908)

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orough Rapid Transit Company eter was then inserted. This was open at its lower tubes, by which the ground was to be converted into decided • still more fully to protect its trains than by end, and was lowered until about three feet from the a solid mass. Twenty-eight holes were drilled in a bottom… … feet 6 inches at the bottom. So thoroughly was the for traffic in reverse direction with safety. When ground frozen in the process, that during the freezing DEVICE FOB INDICATING POSITION OF TBAIN IN used in this way, the automatic trips will clear up of the second shaft; when it was deemed…

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