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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 2 (January 1908) (1908)

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s defects, which the station of Bennett is reached, named after James through the bed of a lake. During the building, difficulty Dr. Tissot has succeeded in eliminating from the ap- Gordon Bennett by Lieut. Schwatka. This was the was experienced in securing a feasible line along the paratus which… … bridges have been replaced by more modern steel con- impermeable canvas inside of the bag. Oxygen is sup- TISSOT'S RESPIRATORY APPARATUS. FRONT JIEW structions, fills, and cantilever bridges. The road is plied by a tube containing 300 liters (634 pints) of the SHOWING FREEDOM Or CHEST AND ARMfc…

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