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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 21 (November 1892) (1892)

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cars ranging between 39,000 and 39,300 kg. (63,800 and foreign torpedo boat. wood, from one-eighth to one and a half inches wide 64,900 lb.) each. The cars have side aisles, 1 meter (3-38 All told, we have only ninety-five boats, and out of and from one-eighth to six inches long, such as re- ft),… … Minister Hubbard with a laugh. " They don't wages and advanced him to a more responsible position. In three years he was getting a tliird use 'em here. Look at this. Here is a young Jap taking his first lesson in dentistry." A more salary than when he begun, and in five AN IMPROVED WOOD-WORKING…

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