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THE following is a preliminary note on the results of the eclipse expedition of Dr. K. H. Hartline, Mr. W. E. B. Lloyd, and myself. The preparations for the expedition were made at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, and were as complete and permanent as possible to reduce to the minimum the work that remained to be done in the eclipse camp. This was necessary owing to the fact that Dr. Hartline was unable actually to make the journey, and Mr. Lloyd and myself had only twelve days in which to put up the apparatus.
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WATERFIELD, R. The Total Solar Eclipse at Iloilo on May 9. Nature 124, 177–178 (1929). https://doi.org/10.1038/124177a0
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