Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 45
rom vegetable growth ; therefore by 1 in. between each layer, about 2 ft.or 4 ft. apart (Fig. 127), or arranged insome similar manner, the^object to be keptin view being to allow free circulation of airround nearly the whole of each piece, gradu-ally carrying off a greater part of the sapand… … Fig. 128.—Single Sturtevant Apartment Drying Kiln, Section. it is a good plan to have the ground coveredwith asphalted paving, or with a layer ofsmiths or furnace ashes to prevent veget-able growth contaminating the stackedtimber and bringing about wet rot, or insome cases from becoming the source…
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