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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 25 (1904) (1904)

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odest stipend that Rus- would never have taken the care and trouble to initiate sia allowed her professors, to obtain the wherewithal his daughter into the secrets of science at so ten- to cover the expense of the experiments and furnish der an age. What strikes us most in this short notice his… … there could exist the germ of a future scientific career. Fig. 2.—Portative Organ. some curious details of her youth, as well as interest- Wiser than he were the almost idolatrous followers, ing facts concerning her first initiation into the mys- possession of the heritage of her father, the laws…

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