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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 5 (July 1905) (1905)

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e of a fire may escape B, the mercury will quickly mount in A, then pass brought in by'the northeast gales, with cables across will be studied with especial care. Any combustible through C, and rise up in B. It' is well to only half the mouth of the narrow haven. They erected a port- decorations… … left the aeroplane slowly circled, cutting pretty figures. mately returned to Buenos Ayres. The new coast A NEW INTERRUPTER. Maloney seemed to have perfect control of the machine. along which she was sailing was surveyed, drawn, Then, suddenly, the device refused to obey the guid- and named after…

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