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it is done in a house heated by hot alcohol, the brake horse power developed was 7.32, conclusion of Messrs. Hospitalier, Ringelmann and water. A centigrade thermometer in front of each in- 7.67, and 7.33 (or nearly the same), while the con- others. The pan-alcoholists, such as Arachequesne,… … circumstances that makes artificial care advisable, its claim normally less than 0.500 liter per effective horse WEIGHING AN INFANT. power hour, while the alcohol motor may approach weight and any other detail of significance. The in- 0.650. Second, the practical relation of the consump- cubator…

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