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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 13 (1899) (1899)

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rising between eight and nine o'clock and draw the smoke and cinders from the smoke-box into rope fire escape in its present form is almost useless, as getting into good position for observation about mid- few men and almost no women understand the art of the fire-box. An adjustabie bell-shaped… … new moon and its immense distance from the would the guests have known where to go to planet. The outermost moon of Saturn hereto- reach this point of safety ? fore known, Japetus, is about 2,225,000 miles from The fire has resulted in many suggestions as to the located in the smoke-box above the…

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