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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 23 (1895) (1895)

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per sprocket wheel, highest degrees of iron salts (perchlorids, oxalates. must be applied to overcome the cohesion of the mole- citrates, tartrates, bioxalates, bicitrates and _ bitar- from which hood opens the suction aperture of a small cules and break the mass. On the other hand, in fan. The… … received without satisfactory proof that it is wrens came back, and settled down happily. of American invention and manufacture; and I thought this was a clear case of bird sense, and bird language on the wrens’ part ; for finding they could not hold their own, appealed to their neighbor- plated by…

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