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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 8 (1896) (1896)

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s of clay, character and a certain commercial value, or merely a ceipts amounting to $5,607.11, and material on hand sandstone, ete.; four steamers, and artillery ground at barren and tangled woodland, gradually going to decay, worth at local market prices $3,911.25, or $9,519.36 Meppen, Hangver.… … ————-# oe _____ ed a scheme in which he Tue Yale lock manufac- proposed three general turers have proved that objects, namely: A profitable production, which will 1898 this deficit became a surplus of more than $1,200— in a patent lock having six ‘‘ steps,” each capable of be- give the forest…

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