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nd soon came in sight of the band. The animals comes a Berlin inventor, Regierungsrath J. Hofman, neck had large stripes of dark brown and white. The who has constructed what is claimed to be a working quagga when captured young was easily domesticated, model of a tlying-machine. Kress, for lack of… … speed to be attained. Hofman’s machine differs killed the quagga for its hide; there was no re- Fig. 1—POSITION OF THE WINGS WHEN FOLDED. materially from the contrivances of these inven- striction laid upon the hunting of this animal, and tors, in so far as he uses no particular launching- after a…

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