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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 19 (1901) (1901)

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ovable jaw from which the lever is supported by a eye. The carrier is shifted back and forth by means chain. The holder can be screwed on a wall. A venti- divergent passages for the of an arm projecting through a slot in the handle. reception of wires, the lated cover protects the cartridge. The… … formula. At Saucelito, for example, the first crest of other, so that there is the waves reached the tide gage ten hours and thirty- small danger of the pro- four minutes after the shock, having traversed in this duction of sparks within time the distance of 4,787 miles at an average velocity…

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