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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 8 (August 1905) (1905)

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by the double part of the belt. The single part of the ing minus the light weight by the number of revolu- pressed against his right shoulder. Two light legs, belt is at the same side^ as the spring balance and tions and the circumference of the calorimeter, which forming a support, are attached… … suitable speed and readings of the tempera- of an enemy to distinguish the Rexer gun, HOW THE REXER RIFLE IS FIRED. ture taken even at short every 100 revo- distances, from lutions. It is an ordinary necessary t o rifle, gives this observe the type of weapon mean tempera- a preponderat- ture of the…

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