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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 25 (1895) (1895)

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band is sprung. If the slip is drawn out of Universelle. position as shown in Fig. 1, and released, the rubber other. The willow oak, for instance, has numerous band jerks it violently back. On the end of the slip is twiggy branches, in this respect rivaling the beech; os Water Power. a short sharp… … a SESW portant waterfalls in the United States, which are be- of the swamp white oak from forms of the mossy cup ing utilized for the generation of electrical power, not- oak, but the winter habit of the trees never leads one THE CARD SKIMMER. ably Rainbow Fall, on the Missouri River, at Great…

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