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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 21 (May 1902) (1902)

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considered. The crater of MaunaLoa is 13,650 feet above the sea level, and that cf Kil-auea is, 4,040 feet. These mountains are not over 35miles apart and yet both are filled with lava. Howcould such varying levels be maintained, if both craterswere fed ■ from the same source? This query hasforced… … The Island of Martinique, Showing the Location of the Volcano, the Ruined Town ofSt. Pierre, and Fort de France, in which the Survivors are Gathered. which called for the existence of fluid matter at asmall depth from the surface of the earth. At presentgeologists have pretty generally discarded…

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