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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 15 (October 1898) (1898)
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mentioned, Japan, Australia, and the East Indies have, in greater or less BOAT IH FEAME AND PAETIALLT FLATED. degree, increased their exports. France alone sees its with a rolling and the latter with a sliding contact. produce better results was due to the slippery state trade gradually declining… … There are twenty-six frames, spaced about 5 feet apart. THE KNAPP EOLLEE BOAT. They are built of angle iron, and each inner and outer © 1898 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Torpedo · Fiber · Acetylene · Cotton · Slate · Torpedo boat · Feet · Hard spun · Forestry preservation · Scientific American · Long fiber · Years ago · West coast · Traction engine · Torpedo boats · Dark blue
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