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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 23 (1906) (1906)

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attribute almost every one of these deaths to infected water. While there may be some doubts as to this statement, unques- tionably many of the deaths were so caused, and there is no doubt that his recommendations for a better sani- tary control of the potable water of the State should be heeded.… … for the most of the outside walls. The arresters are mounted on part by means either side of the steel framework in the center of of teams of the building, and the ground connections ail run to a horses and single ground lead, consisting of 51% square feet of running lines copper plate buried…

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