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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 2 (1901) (1901)

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onnection with the lead other holes were soon torn and -zinc ores. One of in her sides, and she rapid- | ly filled with water. After these is a barium sulphate | several attempts to salvage (BaSO,), the other a cal- cium fluoride (CaFI,), her she was abandoned by though neither occurs the… … exhausted, and by means were raging furiously. On of huge centrifugal pumps two occasions he had com- have so tzroroughly pleted his arrangements OF WATER. drained the ground that for towing her off the now deeper prospecting is found to be not only possi- person or company who in turn sublet it to…

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