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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 1 (January 1880) (1880)

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the tail fin. It appeared to me that the accident John Pilmer, a well known engraver of this city. — ^ C » I !>■ ■ mating of dueen Bees, must have ocqurred somewhat in the following manner, pre- It is Mr. Filmer's opinion that while thrusting the fork At the late Bee-keepers' Convention, Chicago,… … lid. They all im- Telegraph Compa- SINGULAR RESULT OF A SNAKE ENCOUNTER. mediately flew to ny. One of the the glass, and be- cables belonging to fore I had got ready to look at them fairly, the queen transversely to the body, and not as in a fish. If the tele- this oompany was being raised from the…

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