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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 23 (December 1895) (1895)

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e considered by many as chimeri- of decay ; the logs were buried at least fifty or sixty cal. The number of vessels totally lost was seventy-three feet deep. The weight of the overlying sediments The conclusion arrived at from this experience in In addition there were 192 casualties to small craft,… … one message can be has slowly cut a ISHKOODA ORE MINE. channel in several recorded, and others places. Born in the added to it from melting snow of the majestic Tetons, this river has the repetitions until the whole rnesssage is received. saved. Life saving crews also rescued 110 persons cut its…

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