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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 8 (1896) (1896)

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pyrotechnics on the evening of January scribing an apparatus of his own invention which en- 24, when three big trees became charged with electricity ables the eye to see the Roentgen effect. As imper- and sparked and crackled so that the neighborhood fectly described in a cable from Rome, a tube is… … apart, every revolution feeding one-eighth WILHELM CONRAD ROENTGEN. he was the favorite disciple of Prof. Kundt. of an inch, and the enthusiastic inventor When the latter left Zurich for Wiirzburg, declares that it will cut twenty feet of a six Roentgen went with him, and the two next received…

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