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The Wisconsin engineer

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Hughes, R. D., Editor
The Wisconsin engineer
Volume 17, Number 5
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Engineering Journal Association, February 1913

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Contents

[Cover] The Wisconsin engineer, pp. [unnumbered]-ii

Contents, pp. [iii]-viii

Commercial engineering opportunities in the South, Braymer, D. H. pp. [187]-193

Notes on the technology of hydro-silicates, silicates and bricks, pp. 194-198

The profession of patent law, pp. 199-203

Signal engineering as a field for engineering graduates, Hovey, M. H. pp. 204-209

Gas engine exposition, Rowse, W. C. pp. 210-211

The work of the United States Reclamation Service, Dale, D. P. pp. 212-219

The manufacture of wood pipe, Week, E. F.; Seminary, M. E. pp. 220-223

[Masthead] The Wisconsin engineer, p. [224]

Editorial, pp. [224]-226

Campus notes, pp. 227-229

Alumni notes, pp. 230-xvi ff.

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