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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 15 (1898) (1898)

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is covered the same as the SLATE. were either kiJled or table top. This is lying on the table writing downward. wounded during the Sant- Theslate is handed around for inspection, and, on being On June 30 the American army in returned to the performer, he stands at the table and Cuba consisted of… … into contact with the plate, causing the plate to stand cloth, stretched firmly and tightly. Just where the in the focal plane, the springs which draw the reel for- cloth is joined or cemented is. a little black. button or ward yielding as the angled levers are brought into © 1898 SCIENTIFIC…

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