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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 16 (1900) (1900)

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he absence of reciprocating parts. Re- apparently dune-like in their nature. In its ports of the trial state that when the vessel original condition before its origin had been was making a speed of over 40 land miles per hour there was an absolute absence of vibration. greater than it is at the… … tion has done nothing more than the falling trees and other entangle- discover the south magnetic pole, ments would serve to form an ob- it has many times paid for itseil struction to the outflow of water, from a scientific point of view. and thusto retain the central part or area in the condition…

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