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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 1 (1903) (1903)

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ious cooling of the cylinder and explosion chamber is done according to requirements: :(1) renewal of portions of companies, which, in addition to furnishing the ma- by cold water contained in a ten-gallon tank that must small extent that are very badly worn; (2) the turn- terial and putting it in… … a great expense, since the cost of transporting to and from the latter must be taken into BLOCKS. consideration; and so it is often difficult to know which of the two systems is the more economical, in good order and to give the city an entirely new and the better adapted for certain particular…

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