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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 12 (September 1906) (1906)

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this rate of water at an angle of 25 deg. It was a total loss, as the retreat continue the whole of this ice mass, as far as ■ »■'¥>*■ A Needed ITTacliine. Capt. Scott saw it, will have vanished in 1,000 years. tanks were twisted and pulled completely out of shape. An illustration of the difficulty… … appears to be dead. Its accretion by to favor a patented device which must fresh snow-fall is insignificant, while necessarily be a monopoly. A GRAIN ELEVATOR WHICH GLIDED INTO A RIVER AFTER ITS FOUNDATION FAILED.

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