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FIG. 1—ROTTEN WOOD TERMITES IN WOOD … fk;. 3—large termites supply, so far as the Damp-Wood termitesand fungi are concerned and has the addi-tional advantage of reducing the danger ofattack by Subterranean termites. The second rule, which has in view thesame end as the first, is to eliminate all ex-traneous sources of constant…
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