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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 22 (1904) (1904)

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was presented for solution. Special kiln-dried wood +9 em different holes, so that it first filled a trough which sur- rounded the entire mold and from which the metal ran was employed. The letters forming the inscription, into the mold through 125 connecting passages or varying in height from 3 to… … JAPANESE ARMY VIEWS, The melting and mixing of the great quantity of in position by a powerful crane, aud the remaining present law, all inale subjects between the ages of metal required in the casting -operation was no easy 1,800 pounds from crucibles, each manipulated by five seventeen and forty…

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