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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 2 (January 1909) (1909)

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y penetrated and the concrete grenades by the Japanese outside Port Arthur and embodies most of the high-explosive properties of com- backing extensively damaged and pitted. Altogether, in Manchuria for trench storming. In order to render pressed guncotton with the advantage that it can be 19 out… … pierced-, even by sign of such SECTION THBOUGH THE FBAGMENTATION OF GBENADE AFTEB small pieces only character that no BIFLE-PBOPELLED A GBENADE WHICH IS HURLED BT A BIFIE EXPLOSION. weighing 0.22 injury whatever GBENADE. AND EXPLODED AT THE TABGET. is inflicted upon gramme, combin- the rifle, or…

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