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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 8 (February 1909) (1909)

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etachment of the second torpedo flotilla and the "Arethusa," and the substitution of tom or holding ground is mud or very soft sand, the "Illinois" and the sister ships "Kearsarge" and "Ken- tucky." Accompanying the fleet were four auxiliaries, the, "Nebraska" and "Wisconsin" for the "Alabama"… … 2nd, and on October 10th, a start was degrees of hardness and softness, in made for Yokohama, Japan, 1,750 miles which neither one could be depended A COMBINATION ANCHOR. distant, at which port the ships arrived upon for a secure hold. When the the "Culgoa," "Glacier," "Panther," and "Yankton."…

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