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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 18 (1897) (1897)

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d pot that contained nothing but a sinall quantity of trench, and this track is considerably narrower than being removed. white sand. When the performer removes the cone—or cones, we the track on the incline, and also on the ground level should now say, as we have two now in place of one, upon… … boldt to Stanley, and now this society is about to first pot is again covered for a moment with the cone, enter upon anewera with a fund for a plot and building and when uncovered asecond rosebush is seen, equally which reaches nearly $400,000. A decision is soon to as full of roses as the other.…

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