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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 17 (1898) (1898)

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ely at all ob- In this manner the series can be extended indefinitely, around the edges in any manner the committee may jectionable or dangerous; but, unfortunately, the aver- see fit. One of the slates is a trick slate; the slate the only condition to be observed being that the mul- age employe is… … again passes them under the table, both persons hold- into the building, except as provided for by the man- ing the slate as before. Presently writing is heard, and, Fig. 7.—WEDGING APART THE SLATES. agement; consequently, eating and drinking iv the upon the skeptic bringing the slates from under…

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