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rable weight, which trails as a expelled. Perhaps its greatest merit lies in being au- species of anchor over the ice. Speed. I. H, P. tomatically self-cleansing while working. The lower Fig. 1 represents the ‘Sivel” with its cirelet of sup- large faucet isthen kept open, and by means of fine ply… … & Charner 4,745 | 848 | 20°0 8,300 logs. The rails he used are round spruce poles, ee Davoust. 3 2978 | 20°0 9,000 Italian... Liguria class 2,280 beet 20°0 6,500 properly six inches in diameter at the larger end, impurities, which would otherwise be pushed in and tapering down to half the size, and…

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