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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 25 (1904) (1904)

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00 horse-power, or 120,000 Among the Roman remains which are to be found in Adjoining the main building are the offices, which horse-power ai 50 per cent overload. The boiler-house Northern Africa, those of Tebessa are among the most occupy three floors, the lower of which forms the ma- portion of… … Triumphal Arch of Caracalla. passes through chutes to the basement, where it is the immense ruins of the Roman city are still standing, caught in self-dumping buckets and conveyed to the and serve to inclose the Arab town which now coa- tains but few inhabitants. The walls are from 35 to ash…

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