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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 23 (December 1892) (1892)

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me to see that the length of the sword being first full of water, and the balloon empty of air, Interesting reports from United States consuls, in has diminished at this moment, the curved line that it one will siphon in allowing the gas to enter, then the Lower California, Cape Verd, and Ecuador,… … but since the Congo Free State has become eral use in grain farming. It furnishes all the essen- A SWORD TRICK. the main source of supply the Californian tial ingredients, it costs less per ton than the average complete fertilizers, and it contains quite as much ni- industry has languished. In the…

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