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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 17 (October 1909) (1909)

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prin- can see that which is directly in front of the subma- distinguished from each other, and the presence of ciples of the instrument. A serious defect of this type rine, and when the eyepiece is in its low position, as both kinds of fibers is explained by the habits of this of instrument is that… … A photograph taken with the perlseopfe universal lens. British periscope with universal eye. Periscope in general use. EOBMS OF FEBISCOFES FOB SUBMABINES. THE EYE THAT LOOKS IN ALL BISECTIONS AT ONCE. The mussel propels itself through the water by at the left he sees objects at the right or left,…

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