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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 16 (1903) (1903)

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pe of engine of course an allowance must be made for the differ- existence is the one shown in the accompanying illus- were made, and it proved so eminently §satis- ence in horse power between the Rouen electric fire tration, which has just been built by the Baldwin Loco- engine and the Manhattan… … ingly a design of an ordinary pressure from engine heavier and a hydrant, a stream more powerful than was forced to a height others the following advantages: (a) in three or any of its kind in existence was drawn up. Hence, of 145 -feet, whereas the normal hydrant pres- fcur minutes after reaching…

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