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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 1 (July 1900) (1900)

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ach pump divides near the forward end of the "Gamma" was obliged to meet ere she could be greatest number of fatalities, about 45 per cent, were the hull into three suctions, and each of these suctions accepted by the United States officials. The stipula- in the open. The next greatest number… … boat are the the party. A Capacity, 1,000 cubic feet of sand per hoar from depth of 15 feeb winding en- steam launch UNITEB STATES BBEBGE "EPSILON." gines, with six accom p a n i e d huge drums. the boat and Two are used for side warping, two for palling the working days of twelve hours each in…

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