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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 23 (1905) (1905)

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hese germs are harmless. Nevertheless, milk affords an excellent breeding ground tons. It is a curious fact that in that war, as in this, he struck the first serious blow, for the “Naniwa” on for all bacteria, and should any disease germs gain ac- coming up with a Chinese transport, the “Kowshing,”… … mander-in-chief of the Germany and first fleet. The naval France, the law re- attaché of the Japanese legation, Washington, states steel and a wall of side armor 6 inches in thickness ex- quires much greater care to be exercised in the han- that Admiral Togo has well earned his sobriquet of dling…

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