a day ; five provided with a groove to receive the rim of the in- THE AUTOMATIC LUNCH COUNTER. hundred and fifty-one workmen of the first class, with verted glass. Upon pressing down, a spray of water 3 -25 marks a day ; seventy second class workmen, with rinses out the vessel. One of the most… … AUTOMATIC LUNCH COUNTER, WITHOUT WAITERS. 160 marks a day. They are, however, paid for Sundays tained beneath a large bell glass, as shown in the third the accompanying illustration, which shows the interior and holidays, also during sickness, and receive a pen- stand from the right. The glass…
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