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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 26 (December 1904) (1904)

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pulse from them each revolution. The were able so to prepare pure copper that it equaled in advance slowly and in a straight line up to the.top exhaust from the two explosions is expanded in the temper the finest steel produced at the present day low-pressure cylinder, the crank of which is 180 de-… … the creek to subside rapid- bama are the ore and fuel ly. Then the fish are left found together. A RIVER OF FISH-KELSEY CREEK, CALIFORNIA.

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