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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 23 (1905) (1905)

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$3: per ton that it cannot be placed between the ship and the pier, small, did not deter capitalists from investing in new of 2,240 pounds, it is not a cause for surprise that the its height preventing its passing under the gangways. plants, two of which have been operating for some time. progress… … cation, but it sustains, within rea- chain. The supply current for the sonable limits, great pressure with- motor is taken from the dynamos out undue abrasion or compression, On board the ship, and its speed is THE DE MAYO APPARATYS FOR COALING STEAMSHIPS,

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