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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 23 (1894) (1894)

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ount Orloff says that with the the wire had been run out. Through this mile of wire balloon at a height of 400 meters it is not possible to and acts finjector-fashion to produce a draught. The lying on the ground and grass, and through this seem- advantages of thissystem are that it dispenses with… … scenery this chimney is, and although situated in the wire was stamped into the ground, soggy with able light, rock and sand are clearly defined at a depth water—in fact, practically buriedin half a mile of mud from 6 to 7 meters (1914 to 23 feet). The view from the the vicinity of the many-storied…

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