which some of his film negatives were ment; but in M. Mathet's case this action is made ap- The Water Jet. disfigured. He quotes the case of a commercial film parent by the nature of the support. That gentleman, The Genie Civil describes the sinking of iron piles in which, upon development, showed… … Mathet's communication lies in what Fig. 14.-THE BBOKEN SHAFT OF THE UHBBIA AS REPAIRED AT SEA. he regards as a confirmation from his Chile with a water jet. Some of the piles were 14"76 in. in diameter, with a flat bottom flange or pedestal 41'92 in. in diameter, and were sunk to a depth of 28 ft.…
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