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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 8 (August 1906) (1906)

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comparative freedom from infectious diseases. 1688, occurs this passage: hydride of calcium gives, under the action of water, Our invasion of Manchuria was an antiseptic invasion. pure hydrogen, just as calcium carbide gives acetylene. "I have written to St. Estienne to inquire if he The industrial… … called a "fusil infected in Tent Used as a Bain-Coat on Winter Marching Equipment. The Army Shoe. d, 20 coups," twenty -four Picket Duty. with the 20 in hours. The figures. chief means of JAPANESE MILITARY SANITATION AND HYGIENE.

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