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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 8 (February 1908) (1908)

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, cane had heen replanted and was- growing, other crops had been set out, and all indi~ cations pointed to an exceedingly good agricultural' season. Besides, the great gain in redeeming a vast stretch Bridging Over the Deepest Part of the Torrent. of country from the spreading waters, and indepen-… … of the streams. Putting on Finishing Touches to the Closed Crevasse. A break in this line of embankments, or levee sys- dently of its interesting feature as the first break of such magnitude successfully closed, the Live Oak crevasse was a matter of national importance, or, at least, of prime…

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