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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 1 (July 1905) (1905)

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shipwreck, if time should not Load 4,500 pounds. variations of the allow the lowering sound. For the pro- of these boats, the duction of the sound lashings need only the cylinder is be cut, and when the placed in the path of ship has sunk, the a current of air di- ^gjgaass-aiummM -; boats will be… … holder, and consequently the annular recep- timbers and carlins and are fastened to the TWENTY-ONE-FOOT COLLAPSIBLE LIFEBOAT EXPANDED. tacle, descends, a certain quantity of water stem and stern posts. The bottom as well Twenty-two men are trying to list her over. passes from the glass tube into…

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