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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 9 (1879) (1879)

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t the accident was an extraordinary one, and means of knowing how short a way or how far the inside effect of the power applied to the wheel is realized. we must not therefore be surprised to find that there was tube may have moved. The number of blades which has been found to give the something… … been made by M. Javal, by interpos- from the time the first log started on DEANE’S PROPELLER. ing between two glasses a thin layer of Moose river, then on the main river un- gelatine, previously tinted with fuchsine. By regarding This being a very possible contingency, the three points til this…

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