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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 9 (1883) (1883)

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r, these being used on the down- posits of filth and garbage, while cbildren amuse themselves the latest screw tugs, two and a half times as much coal as stream journey, and also for assisting in steering while pass- the wire rope tugs when doing the same work under the by throwing all sorts of… … WIRE ROPE TUG BOAT, RIVER RHINE. a draught of 244 meters (8 feet 214 inches), and are fitted nary circumstaxces they have a draught of 1°3 to 1°4 meters A remedy for this state of affairs will be with engines of 560 indicated horse power. (4 feet 3 inches to 4 feet 7 inches), this draught being…

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