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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 13 (September 1881) (1881)

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special cautions had been given by the mechanical means, operated by hand or by a motor. This held in Saratoga, the second week in September. There instructor. Lieutenant Commander Bradford. The torpedo is accomplished practically by fitting the negative element were present at the first ses.^ion… … by thumb screws, and supports the spindle, C, flier, B, and together, and thus keep the small rubber caps on the ends DELAFIELD'S GALVANIC BATTERY. the spool. The end of the spindle is furnished with a hol- of the sound tubes in place in the ear. These caps shut out low flaring mouth. all…

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