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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 17 (1901) (1901)

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cal Engineering at sustaining the portion aft which remained above the the Politechnicum, Munich, and Dr. H. F. Weber, Pro- tide. This was successfully accomplished, and the fessor of Physics at the Politechnicum, Zurich. From best mode of preventing the ingress of water to the the report we learn… … full, and vice versa, was 3.6 per cent. When The Ehrhardt gun differs from the existing a part of the load varying from 16 to 63 per type of arms in the use of steel tubes, which are manufactured by a special process, instead cent was suddenly switched off, and the regu- lation was entrusted to the…

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