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eme is accomplished with the utmost rapidity and accu- Diphtheria is due to a fungoid growth. Yet its mode effort it was which raised the mightiest noise ever heard racy. For harbor defense these mortars are of espe- of dissemination is still among the obscurities of sci- on this globe. cial value.… … shells which these mortars deliver. A 12 inch mortar, drainage, unless by producing a low condition of the Sunday morning which led to the belief that there for example, throws a shell weighing over 600 pounds. system favorable to attacks of any malady, has much must be some vessel in the distance…

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