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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 7 (August 1907) (1907)

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eady said, 6% feet in diameter mon sight to see an Arab plater, after several weeks' side of the canal. To insure the banks so formed be- and were about 500 yards long. The plates were % training, trying to screw a nut on to a drift instead ing solid, the earth was well watered and rammed inch… … to sink. A 105-yard sec- of brass, which was melt- tion would often sink sev- Fellaheen at Work'on One of the Sections. ed by the intense heat eral inches, on this ac- and ran down into the count, during one night. Another difficulty was due band head rivets. The mains were made four plates…

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