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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 7 (1900) (1900)

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ason ble that such should have been the ease; for fish en- Electric Supply Company, of London, was found to be problem, as nature seems to preserve the race by re- ters as generally into the food of human beings as any insufficient and could not be enlarged, the company moving all the adults in the… … more or less true, but their lore is so sion is raised at the station from 500 to mixed with superstitions or based on 10.000 volts by twelve transformers of such faulty observations as to be of 250 kilowatts each. The energy is little real value. The fishing fleets often lose much conveyed to…

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