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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 11 (1901) (1901)

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towers down over and is the highest portion of the entire surface, and is mediate vicinity of the Pitch Lake it is extremely the hill and out to the extreme end of the pier, where soft enough at the center so that a man will slowly sink simple, with the ground sloping gradually up from it is dumped… … in from the rim, but as the center is approached it tremely lazy, and clever only in dishonesty. has been so far impossible to get through it; a depth The management consists of five Americans. The of 140 feet has been reached with no perceptible change dwellings of the manager and his staff and…

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