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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 13 (September 1900) (1900)

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the oddity of these papers, with worked under his direction for eight months to trans- vessel by an electric motor. their characteristic script extending after the Japanese fer his sketches to the 215,000 square feet of canvas By means of a Stephenson link-motion the ampli- fashion up and down the… … orderto prevent it from sagging. M. home, but the industry extends to A JAPANESE TBADE MABK FOB WEBSTEB'S DICTIONABT. Peru and even to Yucatan. The d'Alesi adopted a very ingenious ar- bat is known all through Latin Ame- rangement for surmounting these diffi- culties. Each cylinder ends at the top…

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