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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 4 (January 1898) (1898)

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h in gold. The islands have good harbors, where each injection, however, remaining constant. In en- ships can call for cargoes of ore, as well as nuiiierou.« gines above ten horse power a variable charge gov- mill sites and waterfalls from which power may be ob- ernor is used. The water-jacketed… … plan is accepted, the details of operation will probably parts, cylinders included, being copiously oiled by the be publicly explained. If it is a success, the problem of THE MIETZ & WEISS KEBOSENE ENGINE. dashing of the cranks through the oil in the crank canal transportation is likely to be…

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