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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 7 (February 1893) (1893)

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put itself in battery against a part, the eites numbered from 11 to 20 the middle por- grounds. All these posts are connected by telephone line of the enemy's artillery already in position, and to tion, and th* sites from 21 to 30 the right part. The and communicate with each other by the aid of… … sonnel of the different services—maneuver of The SlUc of Spiders. Tig. 1.-A LOW SHXLTES OF THE FOITTAINEBLEATJ FSOVINQ the objectives, observation, telephone, and serv- In the Revue des Sciences Naturelles Appli- GSOUNDS. ice of security. quSes for March, 1893, there is a paper by Rev. A word or…

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