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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 1 (January 1897) (1897)

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rticles of gold together with a width ranging from five to fifty miles, with an out of order, and the ancients located anger, resent- average altitude of 2,000 feet, and constitutes the larg- from surrounding rocks. It is also probable that the ment and impatience in the spleen. An immense amount… … differs very considerably in differ- Empire, Kennedy, Princeton, STREET SIGNAL BOX-SIGNALING POWER HOUSE. ent parts of the ocean—e.g., in Sheepranch, Providence and the ten degree square lying be- others with their record of mil- tween the equator and 10 deg. N. lat. and between deposition of gold…

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