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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 13 (March 1901) (1901)

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other, and the the mariner. When he can see a danger he has a boken, N. J., invented an instrument to determine sound is obliterated. the direction of sound to which he also gave the name chance to avoid it, but in a fog all he knows posi- "Accordingly, in determining the direction of the… … sound not tuned in unison with it. the late Prof. Elisha Gray's method of ring- DOOE OF MUTOSCOPE LOWERED, BOOK OF PICTURES REMOVED SIDE m 1 ■ 1 » A Tunnel to the Isle of Wight. TO SHOW TURNING GEAR ing bells under water have been pressed into service. The Hamilton-Foster fog-signal, The bringing…

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