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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 22 (1902) (1902)

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f the ways was mated, is of loose material. rugged country, difficult of access, in the northwestern reached, the mattress was held up by the men, and the part of the State of Jalisco, among the Sierra Madre mattress boat allowed to drop down stream until the ——————_ s+ >a —_ A change from steam to… … in small ranches; only the officers of and one on top. The transverse cables the tribe stay in the pueblos. The GOD HOUSES OF THE HUICHOL INDIANS. were anchored to posts planted on the Huichols offer to their innumerable main bank, back from the top of the Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad has…

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