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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 14 (1896) (1896)

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to permit the tube to be register, with the aid of the Kodak camera, the ab- surdly grotesque appearances these lizards presented bide, the source of acetylene, which is the first hydro- fixed in a stand at the required height. The anode when progressing in this bipedal fashion. Such, how- and… … will traverse in this remarkable erect position may —__—____~o+0+e_____ The Deepest Shaft in the World. average as much as thirty or forty feet at a stretch, of the induction coil by platinum wires fused through and then, after resting momentarily on its haunches, At the greatest depth everattained…

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