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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 15 (October 1908) (1908)

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standing and of the fallen came the crashing noise as the structure gave way. mass. The Scientific American can say on the author- described in the Scientific American, it was a deck It might be added that guards have been placed on truss with the tracks laid upon the upper floor. Each ity of Chief… … that the growth of the individual and the evolution Traveler for Removing and Erecting Trusses. daily, without its giving any indication of weakness. of the race are processes of what may be called uncon- It may be added that the falsework was designed espe- scious memory, is concluded. The part…

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