Technical World Magazine, Volume 18American school of correspondence at Armour Institute of Technology, 1912 |
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Page 28
... close to their sleeping quarters . For a year - unnoticed and unknown to the world outside a war went on in this remote wilderness which for bitter- ness and ferocity has rarely been equalled . On either side were bold and resourceful ...
... close to their sleeping quarters . For a year - unnoticed and unknown to the world outside a war went on in this remote wilderness which for bitter- ness and ferocity has rarely been equalled . On either side were bold and resourceful ...
Page 467
... close analogy to a peculiar instinct of the bat . Mr. Ries thus describes his invention : " Man is provided with two eyes and two ears . It is well known that the eyes at close range see objects in stereoscopic relief , and in the ...
... close analogy to a peculiar instinct of the bat . Mr. Ries thus describes his invention : " Man is provided with two eyes and two ears . It is well known that the eyes at close range see objects in stereoscopic relief , and in the ...
Page 570
... close to Lake Michigan - the source of the city's sup- ply - not a drop is available during a large portion of the day , in summer time , on the third and higher floors . The Stockyards section is largely without protection from fire ...
... close to Lake Michigan - the source of the city's sup- ply - not a drop is available during a large portion of the day , in summer time , on the third and higher floors . The Stockyards section is largely without protection from fire ...
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