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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 4 (1900) (1900)

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s a separate mine. The soil proved their hair, while those still in single misery are with- which has been extended until now it is about 1,100 to be remarkably valuable, and the great open shaft feet deep. The diamonds come in what are known as out this emblem. was sunk rapidly. The claims were… … a ‘‘compound” for words ‘‘ Here be dia- three, six, nine or monds ;” but it was not until the year twelve months, de- 1867 that this source of wealth was discovered, and the pending upon the agreement which they made. Dur- which are stratified. Twenty vears ago the mine pre- ing this time they were…

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