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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 2 (January 1903) (1903)

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ice range finder for use both with infantry and pleted and the steamer turned over to her owners. En- tion that it is capable of being used as the body of a artillery. It is a curious fact that although the treko- gines and boilers were inclosed in a compartment with meter, which is the present… … haustive, and I do not think overcome the low gravity of the The wreck of the "Progresso" amidships. The men In the boat are grappling for boilers anything further is necessary. heavier, though the seller re- I will submit them to the fuses to admit this, and War Office in due course. claims that…

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