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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 14 (1900) (1900)

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upper does positive harm by giving people a false idea of and lower compartment. war, its horrors, the ease with which victories are The upper compartment receives the stopper or gained—on paper. Itis assumed that the conflict arises cork ; the lower compartment a valve-cage, the bottom from an… … world in which Ireland becomes an independent re- public, Gibraltar falls to Spain, Malta to Italy, Cyprus to Greece, India becomes independent, and the Philip- pines are given to Japan, although at the time of writ- on the extension. The cage consists of a hollow, aper- ing we believe they belong…

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