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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 16 (April 1909) (1909)

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k walls. While its floors That the Northwest may give the Alaska-Yukon- original, sends jets of water high into the air at one- are of hard woods, it is otherwise fireproof. It has Pacific Exposition to the world during the coming "summer, it has expended in twenty-four months ten a seating… … Looking down Yukon Avenue. THE ALASKA-YUKON EXPOSITION. neering and construction that, in these features alone, position it will be used for all extraordinary indoor By night, the cascades are made to glow by power- it will be worth a transcontinental trip. ful electric lamps placed under the water…

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