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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 26 (1907) (1907)

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apparatus, invented by Bertillon and constructed ment, off Boston, in which the American captain was “Columbia,” ‘Cumberland,” “Savannah,” ‘Raritan,” by Lacour, furnishes an elegant solution of the fol- killed, lasted but a few minutes. It was an artillery “St. Lawrence,” “Santee,” and “Sabine.”… … tion for each the rating of the change in focal “Constel- length would in- lation,” ‘“‘Chesa- peake,” ‘“Phila- volve great ex- pense for lenses as well as probable displacement of delphia,’ and ‘‘Macedonian.” The “sloops” were di- ing of the ‘‘Chesapeake” took place, as the result of the optical…

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