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THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY NOVEMBER, 1915
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PAPUA, WHERE THE STONE-AGE LINGERS BY DR. ALFRED GOLDSBOROUGH MAYER
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CONTACT ELECTRIFICATION AND THE ELECTRIC CURRENT BY PROFESSOR FERNANDO SANFORD STANFORD UNIVERSITY
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ON CERTAIN RESEMBLANCES BETWEEN THE EARTH AND A BUTTERNUT BY PROFESSOR A, C. LANE TUFTS COLLEGE
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THE CASH VALUE OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH BY PROFESSOR T. BRAILSFORD ROBERTSON UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
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THE PHYSICAL MICHELANGELO BY JAMES FREDERICK ROGERS, M.D. NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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THE CONSERVATION OF TALENT THROUGH UTILIZATION BY PROFESSOR JOHN M. GILLETTE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA
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WAR, BUSINESS AND INSURANCE BY CHANCELLOR DAVID STARR JORDAN STANFORD UNIVERSITY
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THE EVOLUTION OF THE STARS AND THE FORMATION OF THE EARTH. II BY WILLIAM WALLACE CAMPBELL DIRECTOR OF THE LICK OBSERVATORY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
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EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF SEQUENCE PROPOSED
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PHYSICAL CONDITIONS GOVERN APPEARANCES OF SPECTRA
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DESTINY OF THE STELLAR SYSTEM
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THE NOVÆ
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RELATION OF NOVÆ, PLANETARY NEBULÆ AND WOLF-RAYET STARS
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KANT'S HYPOTHESIS
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LAPLACE'S HYPOTHESIS
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PHYSICAL CONDITIONS GOVERN APPEARANCES OF SPECTRA
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PHYSICAL CONDITIONS GOVERN APPEARANCES OF SPECTRA
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PHYSICAL CONDITIONS GOVERN APPEARANCES OF SPECTRA
  
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PROGRESS AND PEACE BY PROFESSOR ROBERT M. YERKES HARVARD UNIVERSITY
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THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE
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THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY DECEMBER, 1915

  
INDEX THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY—JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER NAMES OF CONTRIBUTORS ARE PRINTED IN SMALL CAPITALS
  
INDEX THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY, OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER NAMES OF CONTRIBUTORS ARE PRINTED IN SMALL CAPITALS
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[1.]

In this connection, see Hesse, J. Ind. Eng. Chem., 7 (1915), 293.

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See also Bacon, Science, N. S., 40 (1914), 871.

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For a detailed description of the Mellon Institute and its work, see Bacon and Hamor, J. Ind. Eng. Chem., 7 (1915), 326-48.

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