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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 9 (September 1894) (1894)

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a rheostat and switches near Rhine—had lost in the sectional area of the passage were fired. The first was a 10-inch subcaliber projec- at hand. between the piers about 25 per cent in thirteen years, tile charged with two hundred pounds of explosive owing to the deposition of gravel and sediment,… … supplying the compress- connected. CANAL TOWING BY ELECTRICITY. ed air consumed on the In operating, a canal entire five rounds in ten boat will apply for a minutes. It is not motor. If the boat does claimed by the builders of this gun that it will revolu- the high water level had risen to such an…

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