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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 15 (April 1886) (1886)

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I found one of the fish was splashing m i * t m valuables " under lock and key," but as the lock may about as lively as when he first took the bait. The Fattening Effect or Chewing Gnm. be picked and the key lost, this does not always de- J. H. L. A Southern paper (Macon (Ga.) Messenger) says: ^ <… … CROSS SECTION OF CHAMPION KEYLESS DOOE LOCK. three numbers which make up the combination. As the possible combinations are almost infinite, there is no chance of the secret being discovered. The num- bers may be changed at pleasure, so that, should the combination become known to any undesirable…

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