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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 9 (1896) (1896)

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e that time their record, 83 bear skins formed our beds and sleeping bag. The degrees 24 minutes, has stood as the nearest approach 0 CYCLE TELEGRAPHS IN WAR. winter, however, passed well, and we were both in per- to the pole yet made byman. Now Dr. Fridjof Nansen, As is well known, electrical… … its inventor, Captain R. E. Thompson, of degrees 10 minutes north. Although the the Signal Corps. The line was laid out dogs were less enduring than we hoped, and recovered at a moderate rate on the still they were tolerably good. The ice stopping. day of the first test. The speed was now became…

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