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and a vibrating effect produced thereby. The buzzing sound seemed stronger in engine room but on investigating there it seemed stronger in the saloon, then the kitchen. It always seemed stronger next place. I distinctly [[strikethrough]] saw [[/strikethrough]] took it [[strikethrough]] was [[/strikethrough]] ^[[was]] a Morse Code signal or call
Perhaps it was some instrument aboard which by sheer accident acted as a receiver. Then it seemed as if I heard better near the water from the deck and the sound seemed equally strong and equally distant at the water surface on any part of the ship. I surmise that this is an[[red underline]] underwater signal [[/red underline]]
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[[red underline]] system [[/red underline]] which is being tried by any [[strikethrough]] of [[/strikethrough]] or with any of the [[strikethrough]] dreadn [[/strikethrough]] large warships now anchored within a mile. Something like the [[red underline]] Tessinder vibrator or oscillator or the oscillator of Pupin [[/red underline]] But all of these instruments for underwater signaling as far as I know require a receiver and here the wavelengths or vibrations [[red underline]] seem large and low enough to be heard directly as sound. [[/red underline]]
At 2P.M. [[red underline]] Neave [[/red underline]] took up his answering argument [[red underline]] Did it very well. [[/red underline]] The [[red underline]] Judge [[/red underlined]] interrupted several times to ask questions. [[red underline]] Then Townsend spoke He was the climax. Spoke very well and explained [[/red underline]]