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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 22 (1901) (1901)

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rnal diameter. It is laid along the ground to a ural conditions. This little band has often been com- about 15 feet in width is cleared. The poles are distance of 1,350 feet. Branching pletely isolated from civilization, in from it is an overflow conduit which one or two instances being as much is… … and the first section ends at Salines wholly manufactured in England, de Bevieux, a distance of 11,000 and shipped to South Africa. Ow- feet. Here the-rack-and-pinion be- ing to a species of ant indigenous gins, and mounts for 16,900 feet to the country, poles have had to from Bevieux (altitude,…

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