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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 12 (March 1895) (1895)

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s, says that hydrocyanic acid, ethylene, alcohol and many other the northerly coasts of America during the winter sea- " the Canada office and this department concur in the bodies. It is not thought that, at Professor Lewes' son is the formation of ice upon the decks and rigging opinion that the… … partment that it conclusion of the STEAMSHIP BARNSTABLE-ICE FORMATIONS UPON FORWARD DECK AND BRIDGE. has been called book may be upon to decide quoted: "Noship power consumed, steam-generated carbide of calcium what constituted a letter, By this decision no sealed was put out of action by a torpedo…

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