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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 22 (May 1898) (1898)

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iological labora- means of a powerful gas which suffocates every living sharpshooters. Seeing a number of his men killed, tory of Prof. C. L. Bristol, of the New York University. Lieut. Sampson ordered them all below, while he re- being. Such devices go along with the electrical pat- Of late… … handle a live crawfish with as much unconcern as if it seen in Washington playing tennis with Secretary of distance. We are not ready for that horrible weapon were a kitten, and when the teachers take outings in State Olney. He is of slight build and his shoulders yet. Submarine boats may also be…

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