paration of the constituents of liquefied atmos- give little thought to the business management neces- the underground water from pressing upward, and sary to make the invention financially lucrative. pheric air—and, indeed, he has already begun the But we have an exception to this statement in Mr.… … varied conditions, Mr. Eastman succeeded in build- " After a voyage of about a week we arrived at Fig. 8'.—PICTET'S INDUSTRIAL LIQUEFIEB AND SEPABATOB Wal, where the Starost (mayor) informed me ing up a business which has many times exceeded that he knew of two large naphtha deposits, of his…
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