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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 18 (April 1892) (1892)

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ose of protecting commerce on the high seas, and in such a case good of the row of balls is covered, the trick appears mys- pressure levers are fitted with a slot and adjusting terious. It is hardly less so when the entire experiment screw to allow of the expansion in the cylinder being offensive… … In the case of the experiment with the lubricating apparatus. The propellers SCIENTIFIC TRICKS WITH BILLIAED BALLS AND COINS. billiard balls it is found by careful obser- are of gun metal, each propeller having vation that separate blows are given to three adjustable blades constructed to work…

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