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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 25 (1897) (1897)

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26, when matter have so far will not settle down, although they can save considera- the light began to grow less bright. The buoy was proved correct, bly ; but they rarely stay more than. six months. The taken up, and an examination of the burner showed and the rock has average pay forall piecework… … enough to give a fair idea lighted beacon on Romer of the extent and charac. AXIS. Shoal. The same buoy ter of all the streams. It will be used, such modifi- shows the location and extent of the St. Michael Mil: Opsa&t, in October, 1895. The work was, through the eations being made as have been…

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