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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 19 (1898) (1898)

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ndscape in the dark green of the leaves. The old tuna hedge will, in vicinity. The hedge was planted by Father José Maria furnishing 600 amperes-hour at an intensity of from 5 to 6 amperes, and even a discharge of from 15 to 20 all probability, soon disappear. The gradual increase Zalvidea in 1806.… … “unidentified.” CALIFORNIA. has a capacity of 300 The War _ Depart- amperes-hour and is ment has prepared this system of identification, and capable of furnishing from 3 to 4 amperes in a normal hundreds of acres, and owing to the hostility of the each tag will bear the numeral assigned each man on…

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