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the screw propeller it possesses the advantages of direct over and frames. and each circle be divided into the same number of oblique action of its buckets to the water. This Several other ship yards are doing a good busi- unequal parts, 1, 2, 3 and la, 2a, 3a, elc. (number- ability to work… … HAIGHT’S RADIATING PADDLE WHEEL. not being needed, has laid alongside the dock, re- cially adapted to sea-going steamers, the paddles of 3—o, etc., be drawn from the points of division of ceiving her machinery. The lower hold presents a which, from various causes, are subject to great va- the…

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