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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 10 (September 1903) (1903)

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lo. This latest eruption occurred with-out any warning whatever. There was no earthquake. Scientific American. no detonation, no rain of ashes, nothing but a streamof lava and red-hot stones thrown to a height of 700feet. Lava ran in a stream fourteen feet broad andsoon traveled a distance of… … Kunzlte—A New Gem. made at Pala, San Diego County, Cal. The new gemwas named after its discoverer, Dr. George F. Kunz,the well-known mineralogist and gem expert. The crys-tals are of extraordinary size, transparency, and beauty,some of them weighing 17 troy ounces. The crystalsare flat and the…

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