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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 4 (1877) (1877)

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erel, but is connect with the government wires, although the latter oper- ate the line from Santa Fé, New Mexico, to Puebla, Colora- connects the circuit of a battery with a little sounder that larger, rounder, and has a shorter snout. It belongs to the taps the seconds. To this sounder is attached… … wood, in connection with soft and per- Mediterranean, seeking for suitable THE TUNNY. ishable timber like cottonwood and places to deposit their spawn. They poplar, has been devised. The last- are seen by sentinels, who are on the named woods will decay below the surface of the ground in watch, and…

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