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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 17 (April 1905) (1905)

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without the use of an agglutinant. what less in diameter. Between the two above-mentioned The 5,000-Kllowatt Steam Turbines WL. vases on the top row will be observed for the St. Denis Power Plant. a fine specimen in the shape of a mor- In a power plant in course of con- tar, decorated with a… … ure armed with the sword and kilowatt-hour. This figure has, how- lance. ever, been chosen rather high, and it Another specimen in the form of a is thought quite certain that tests on delivery will give far better results. mortar, lying just below the former, Scypliae or Vases and Cups. Bucket and…

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