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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 19 (May 1909) (1909)

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e to in April, the work of drying out the big generators break up the field, and Saturday added to its destruc- higher level above the falls did not indicate that Lake of 10,000 horse-power having been found to be a task Erie was discharging an unusual quantity of water tion. By Sunday the river… … for nearly every The Ice piled up under the Lewiston suspension bridge. been placed at foot of the dis- a point estimat- The lee Is hen shown within 16 feet of the bridge, the floor of which is 66 feet shore the water. t a n c e between ed far above the DYNAMITING THE NIAGABA ICE JAX.

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