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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 20 (November 1908) (1908)

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,000 acres were ruined for we seem to have lagged somewhat behind the foreign and other dried vegetation that a piece of it can commercial purposes. The expense of fire protection navies in building ships of this type, the British hav- literally be ignited with a match. When a prairie and fire… … THE 20,000-TON, 21-KNOT " NORTH DAKOTA."—OUE FIRST " DREADNOUGHT.» Launched at the Fore River yard, November 10, 1908. and the Japanese two, it must be remembered that in control if any breeze is blowing. Fires of this sort forests destroyed in these mountains have covered the "South Carolina" and…

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