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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 15 (1896) (1896)

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Scientific American. OCTOBER 10, 1896. ] 281 THE HOUTS AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM. Buried in a Tree. discovered the other day in an orchard at the village of Noebdenitz, in Saxe-Altenburg. A gigantic oak tree, which a storm had robbed of its crown, was up for public auction. Among the bidders… … We know now that these three thingsare one, or rather which the old tree had been put. The tree has still Fig. 1—THE HOUTS TELEPHONE—AUTOMATIC that the effects ascribed to them are different effects of some life in it, and its rich verdure is only now turning CALL FOR SIXTY SUBSCRIBERS, one and the…

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