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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 1 (1906) (1906)

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run of each torpedo. The target is a M. M. Moore, a subscriber, a device which he used upon the case of large ones. The Cunarders’ propellers, it is submerged net, 100 feet in length, which is located the suggestion of a “forty-niner.” understood, are to be limited to 180 revolutions per 1,200… … as they are completed, are bound in permanent form, As a superintendent of motive power a generation the subscriber ultimately finds himself, for a moderate ago, a good mechanic sufficed. He was an old locomo- cost, in possession of a most valuable addition to any where the only water supply was a…

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