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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 18 (May 1901) (1901)

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er in which naces, and the heating surface is about 750 square feet. North of that he did not go, but he is convinced that A novel feature about it is, however, that after the the "Nordenfeldt" is operated, it should be understood the land was never covered by ice as was our own. that the boat has… … Lake Baikal, in Siberia, 1,600 pounds per square inch when the STTBMABINE BOAT IN DOCK AT CONSTANTINOPLE. feet above sea-level. The seals boat is first submerged; and which we found are of the Arctic this, with the assistance of the species, and are the same species as found in the vacuum, is…

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