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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 13 (1902) (1902)

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row before this is accomplished, and this is towns and so-called cities, which blossom as the rose cult one to manage; but all this and even the amuse- well shown in the accompanying illustration. The for a brief time, then melt away. Here also is the land where the order is given by some large… … an enormous amount of labor, the hollows filled, and small prominences cut down. The surveyor then ments are included in the plan, and we have a city came, who platted the tract, laid it out into streets, trees are now in some instances twenty feet in height, where every door is open and where…

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