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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 21 (1894) (1894)

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dit for the success of the undertaking affairs. to cut the diamond. belongs. An Alloy of Gold and Aluminum.—During a series The cost of protecting piles in this way was found to In view of the vast amount of creosoted timber that existed in the structures on the New Orleans division, of experiments… … the large tube a short distance above the curved part, lowered, one section after another, until it completely PENSACOLA WHARF-—END VIEW OF PILE PROTECTED and terminates in an open receptacle. surrounded the pile from the surface of the waterto a WITH CONCRETE, PILE REMOVED THREE YEARS distance of…

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