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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 20 (May 1905) (1905)

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hipping in the vicinity. It is knewn that scores of been constructed. It consists of two wing surfaces, or commercially possible. There remains continuance these deadly machines have broken adrift; and al- though several have been located and destroyed, there parabolic from the front to the rear… … harmless. posite but reciprocal change. The tail or The Mine After Being Dragged Ashore. Each of the lead spines on the outside of rudder is so placed relative to the rear the mine incloses a thin glass bottle con- surface that any change in its position im- taining acids, and when the spine is…

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