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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 12 (March 1905) (1905)

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the trestle whence the monoliths were taken. The statues are books on the subject in German which deal with the made without pedestals, and are disposed in groups of mill. Prom the modern standpoint both these are very windmill as a source of power for general purposes, antiquated, as it is now… … of "farmer's assistant," acting in countries in question this was over- the capacity of a drawer of water. come by screening the idle side A 50-Horse-Power Wheel. One of the Most Powerful Windmills in Existence. Built In Germany this most economical from the wind entirely. But one- for Electric…

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