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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 13 (March 1900) (1900)

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ilt into the gap. The yet efficient machine, which will perform the service 19}^ knots an hour. This, although considerably less after part of the hull below the water line had to be of a more costly typewriter, has been filled by the Sim- than the speed of the " Kaiser Wilhelm," is well up to… … surface of 50,700 square feet, and a total grate surface ried on the carriage. The device comprises merely a of 1,531 square feet. The steam pressure is 156 pounds AN INEXPENSIVE FOBU OF TYPEWBITES. dog, which engages the rack on the table and which is to the square inch. The boilers are collected…

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