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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 4 (January 1903) (1903)

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lthough it was whole work has just been completed most successfully impossible, under the existing circumstances, to test the possible delay which may occur in getting a fire and satisfactorily, and to-day Cuba enjoys a through engine to the scene of the conflagration and into ser- the pipes to… … a 1%-inch nozzle. A single nearly 900 miles. THE RECENTLY COMPLETED RAILROAD THROUGH THE ISLAND OF CUBA. The main object of this stream, with a 3%-inch hose and a 2-inch nozzle, was thrown a distance of 262 new railroad is stated to be "the development of the vice, to say nothing of the elimination…

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