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The Wisconsin engineer

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Osterheld, C. M., Editor
The Wisconsin engineer
Volume 18, No. 8
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Engineering Journal Association, May 1914

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[Cover] The Wisconsin engineer

Contents

Illumination of the show window, Hoeveler, John A. pp. [unnumbered]-345

A description of the Reynolds-girder frame Corliss engine, Adams, E. T. pp. 346-349

Formulas for estimating yearly expenses of proposed extensions of distribution systems of public utilities with special reference to Wisconsin utilities, Pulver, H. E. pp. 350-362

Study of the elimination of phantom lights from semaphore roundels, Mack, John G. D. pp. 363-366 ff.

The improvement of earth roads, Dale, D. P. pp. 367-380

[Masthead] The Wisconsin engineer, p. [381]

Editorials, pp. [381]-384

Index volume 17

Index volume 18

[Cover]

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