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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 26 (December 1900) (1900)

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er Among the towns and cities traversed, Rheims was tleship will be, to use the pet term of promoters, easily recognized by reason of its famous cathedral. is not used, teams of oxen are substituted, as they are annihilated. As a matter of fact, experiments under- The ancient steeple served for… … pose of the theory that a high-ex- ployed for cross and lengthwise cut- Copyrighled by D. R. Kinsey plosive shell of very large capacity ting. Of course the saw tables must THE WASHINQTCN CEDAB AND PIB TIHBEBS. SKID BOAD AMONCl will blow in tbe side of an armored be made purposely to receive these…

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