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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 6 (1902) (1902)

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nd masted steel schooner “T. A. Lawson” was an event of manner quite a considerable weight is often carried. tenth shot of this series of thirty was thirteen minutes more than common significance in the shipping world. I have seen cases weighing 400 pounds carried through and twenty-two seconds.… … very small st: modern industrial ture, excepting ii life, it holds true that the bigger the unit, the less the cost of operation, the southern or colder sections, and these small ani- final ten rounds were fired by a base-ball and foot-ball and the larger the profits. mals have a limited carrying…

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