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to Rear-Adimiral George Dewey, atmosphere of fluorine, and is attacked U. S. N. in memory of the victory of by chlorine, bromine, and iodine at dif- Manila Bay, May 1st, 1898.” The blade ferent high temperatures. It is also com- is ornamented with Pheenician gallevs, pletely burnt. in an atmosphere… … isa dolphin. The lower por- holding substances sensitive tion of the scabbard termin- to light. The salts of urani- ates in entwined gold dol- um are largely used in photo- phins. Sprays of oak leaves and acorns secure the graphy and as chemical reagents. Some of them are eaten, but has little…

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