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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 2 (1895) (1895)

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may be a number of days be- the track at will, although the best attainable pull fore the wind will blow in the direction of the pole. M. KRUEGER’S LUMBER MEASURE--SETTING TO LENGTH. was made by the steam locomotive against the Andrée wili be accompanied by M. Nils Ekholm,the as- tronomer, who is… … loon and to the engaged in investigating thunder and lightning since car by a rope, so 1882. He has made a large number of interesting pho- that it can move tographs of lightning, and this summer proposes to freely, and a guide carry out an idea which was original with him. He trope which can be…

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