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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 7 (August 1899) (1899)

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ompany for the steamer " Deutschland," whalebone and gingham. It weighed as much as a ment of acetylene illumination to become associate which is now building for the Hamburg American line. portmanteau. Alpaca was substituted tor ginsham, members. The Acetylene Gas Journal, of Buffalo, was Each of… … NICKEL-STEEL, QUADRUPLE CRANKSHAFT FOR THE "DEUTSCHLAND.'' Stroke, 7284 Inches; diameter, 252 inches; weight, 223,300 pounds. the inventor who brought it about. For a long time ion was general that the acetylene business was on the expected to drive the great ship at a speed of 23^ the ribs were…

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