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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 18 (May 1905) (1905)

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kind ever feet in width. It is rendered conspicuous by the large annexed to the United States by the right of discovery. erected. It exemplifies in its composition the dome, surmounting it, which is covered with green It may be said, however, that all of the Pacific North- forest wealth of Oregon… … afforded in the suburbs of Port- and the .other shows a colon- nade of large hemlocks. The land, on the banks of the Wil- The Palace of Oriental Exhibits. upper part of the building is lamette River, that here 430 sheathed with cedar bark shingles laid 18 inches to the acres have been laid out for…

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