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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 11 (March 1900) (1900)

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o steam and sailing vessels, has Magazine. He finds that chloride of lime alone waist, which starts flush a little forward of abreast the caused thein to be regarded as the graveyards of the does not heat in the gas; the rise in temperature is due foremast, flaring somewhat at the knightheads until… … tion of shipping there is a lighthouse about a hydrogen. Chloride of lime, however, is cheaper FLASHING DEVICE FOB THE NEW CAPE HATTEBAS mile and a quarter from the outermost point and simpler, but it must be used with a second LIGHTSHIP. of the cape, whose focal plane is 190 feet above vessel,…

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