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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 7 (February 1885) (1885)

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ng skill. or rows of electric or other motors forms a valuable the ventilating pipe, giving a slight pressure of smoke The Arlberg tunnel under the Vorarlberg mountain is part of the apparatus, since if one should be disabled inside. As sanitary inspectors everywhere have espe- eleven kilometers (5… … PETERSEN'S AERIAL WAR VESSEL. coming year, this method of testing pipes and drains A disabled air ship could be disconnected at any sta- miles long, while the St. Gothard is 9 miles long. The tion, and a perfect one easily and quickly put in its may prove valuable in many instances where it is not…

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