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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 16 (October 1906) (1906)

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ught and tried to release it. But that portion of the siphon which enters the basin, is or below, and each bar set with its lower face horizon- the warlike chameleon of the sea would have none of formed with a double channel or passage, one channel tal, so that the other two inclined faces serve as… … in and out of openings in the hull, MEANS FOR FACILITATING THE CLEANSING OF STREET fore and aft, and are guided by A BOAT DRIVEN BY PADDLE-CHAINS CATCH BASINS. sprocket wheels. In order to drive the chains by the ship's engine, sprocket wheels are slowly down into the corner, covered it as well as…

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