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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 7 (1902) (1902)

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is aptly called, left Algoa Bay with a light cargo, and was therefore depends on an electrotypic principle for its action. down at the head, which resulted in the propeller rac- The field of investigation was entirely new, no data ing considerably more than if she were well down in existed on the… … ally heavy weather; on one occasion she had to heave is maintained at an intense heat by the draft of air passing through it; thus the full heat-giving efficiency to for 24 hours until the sea moderated. CONEY ISLAND STATION OF THE DE FOREST WIRE- of the fuel is obtained and nothing is lost. LESS…

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