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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 26 (1895) (1895)

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ering. to be employed on vessels to allow for necessary numbers of exhibitors in all departments of art and One passes through compartment after compart- changes in the supervisory watch. This branch of manufacture, and such crowds of visitors from all sec- the service of the navy should be… … FROM THE PLAZA. lar to the cadets and thuse naturally fitted to become him. It occurred to me that not enough attention has recognition of the great importance of that new and engineers, and for this and other reasons, that the offi- been paid to the personnel of the navy as respects vigorous…

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