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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 25 (December 1889) (1889)

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bandon his people, following results were obtained : At a depth of 3,600 River is shown in the accompanying illustration. The those of whom be had created a nation, he could easily feet, the temperature was 96° Fahr.; the air at the sur- Multnomah Falls are located about 32 miles from Port- land,… … it is said, came in with peaceful, and merely in MULTNOMAH FALLS ON COLUMBIA RIVER. milled goods imported as the performance of the food for children from a duty owed by civilization port on the Mediterranean, of whose coast it is a sheet a distance of 800 feet. The sensation experienced in general…

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