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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 10 (March 1899) (1899)

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arms were permanently held by gluing or cement- prisons display a degree of ingenuity not always pos- and the United States, while the southern hemisphere ing the strings to the stopper. sessed by their more fortunate fellowmen. How dex- has been entirely neglected and many of the most in- One… … ing an additional connection of this object with the style is an evolution of the "adobe" and is one of the Milky Way. A group of forty nebulae, hitherto un- most picturesque houses imaginable, being located upon known, has been found in another part of the sky. METHOD OF LOCKING THE ST0FFEB-ARH8.…

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