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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 14 (October 1889) (1889)

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slope 43^. of the frames being up. When completed, she will be and labor to establish, the second is impracticable, be- Looking at the model of the Maine up in the design- the largest vessel ever built for the United States cause in the winter the water freo-jes in the pipes. As er's room, she is… … keeping the structure intact. that viticulture in that country is beset with many CASTINGS FOR RAM BOW AND STERNPOST OF THE It was found necessary to erect a house in the yard dangers. In spring, hailstorms frequently destroy the MAINE. in which to store the various parts of the Maine as young…

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