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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 18 (October 1899) (1899)

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August 19, page account of the isolation of its particles. From the 119. The newspaper reports of this explosion were is so far advanced as to insure a steady and constant above statement it is evident that the explosion was grossly exaggerated for little damage was done, as supply of gas. one of… … counterfeit. It's the same way exactly with the voice GENEBATOB, FABTLY IN SECTION. in the 'phone." gas was not interrupted and the generator and tank acetylene has since been used to the exclusion of other were uninjured. A leak occurred in one of the gas- The executors of the late Prof. O. C.…

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