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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 16 (1905) (1905)

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t by the testimony of the men themselves. evident that all the operations of sponging, loading, its adoption here, and was not, therefore, by any In the discussion before the American Society of traversing, and elevating may be carried through with- means in the nature of an experiment. The design… … man at the telescopic sight, whose head will be ex- with only minor modifi¢ations, is probably the most densely packed crowds on the New York elevated posed above the line of the parapet. The breech of satisfactory type of disappearing gun carriage in use trains. Those of us in New York who have…

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