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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 5 (February 1899) (1899)

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he was found that the building was honeycombed with rear was used by Mr. Keely when resting from his traps, holes for piping, etc., for carrying on the bogus Tapped End of Sphere/ arduous labors and was handsomely fitted up. experiments. Everything was conducted with such secrecy and ceremony, and… … Concealed Tube, A. Three-ton Sphere Discovered Under the Building. INVESTIGATIONS AT THE KEELT LABOBATOBT. The second floor was divided into an office and,two into the side of the sphere was found to be the proper purposes of deception, that it is little wonder that this size for connecting with…

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