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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 15 (October 1900) (1900)

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the of Paris. This engine is on exhibi- tion in the French section, and is leather- to be unreliable, though undoubtedly sulphuric acid is the capable of delivering a current of chief cause of the mischief. . In my 250 amperes at a potential of 2,200 6ct*ty> opinion, bookbinding leathers and volts.… … terials take the dye very »-♦-• THREE-PHASE ALTERNATOR AT PARIS EXPOSITION. A Petroleum spray is differently. This is due to used on the Missouri Paci- the fact that the vegetable fic line for lighting the fires of locomotives. The reser- material, with which the skins have been tanned, taining in…

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