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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 16 (1892) (1892)

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ny required size, to is to thin them out by annual drives. A corral is formed heated by the waste heat from the brooding chamber, be made to bear against the sides of the barrel after the latter being a supplemental room built on to the with barbed wire fence, and around this, forming a the cleaner… … foot deep. It is estimated that atleast 3,000 were never touched by club, but were simply smothered to death ing chamber are separated by a vertical partition, by the rush of thosein the rear. Photographs were near the bottom of which is a transverse channel for taken of the mass as they lay…

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