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1 III  |    VISITOR IS ANNOUNCED~The many experiments made during this last quarter
2 III  |          even after the striking experiments of Captains Krebs and Renard,
3 IV   |         well! After a century of experiments that have led to nothing,
4 VII  |    Without these attempts, these experiments of his predecessors, how
5 VII  |         doubt. That the work and experiments of M. Renard in 1884 have
6 VIII |         of a siren in acoustical experiments. Their f-r-r-r-r rose nearly
7 IX   |      embarked? To what series of experiments had they been invited? How
8 XX   |          In short, after several experiments, he found it better to keep
9 XXIII| Institute was about to begin its experiments, and that the “Go-Ahead,”