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LIBRARY ARCHITECTURE

do not interfere with the use of the table underneath.

An excellent newspaper file is that shown in

Figs. 52 and 53, and called the Bowry File. It consists of two strips of stout ash, in one of which is inserted two lengths of thin spring steel, about ¼ inch in width, with pointed ends. The

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