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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 15 (October 1906) (1906)

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f small* diameter into which charges of situated approximately as in Pig. III. These conditions passengers, with saloons and every convenience for explosive were placed, and by detonating mines of are satisfied in the autumn about the time of the comfort. The voyage between Fishguard and Ross-… … THE HAEVEST MOON. mines brought down 113,000 tons of rock in huge reasonable weather, and there are no rocks to impede eral successive evenings about the same time and blocks. The total amount of rock excavated has been navigation. nearly in the same place. The result is that these estimated at…

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