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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 7 (1904) (1904)

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3+ 0 +o quirements of an 18-knot speed, but it is thought prob- frozen ground has been practiced for a long time in able that when allowances have been ‘made for the the gold fields of Siberia, where similar conditions exist. The process is conducted as follows: Over tide it will be found that she… … ships to allow for the increased either through inexperience or from DECK OF THE “ OHIO.” motive power necessary. This also a desire to make the work less made room for two more 6-inch guns in the broadside fatiguing, causes the loss of some of the gold, which for most of the strange things to be…

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