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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 17 (October 1890) (1890)

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as to avoid and a beveled arm projecting from the switch inwardly passed over their youthful heads. Their first plumage the cost of carriage and transport, which is particu- toward the center of the key frame in position to en- is brown, but afterward red—perhaps a Cain mark, to larly high in that… … in the middle, fought with great fury, until viously been under cultivation, the methods KOHBN'S TELEGEAPH KEY. one or both were precipitated to the ground differ. The ground m ust first of all be plowed, below, upon which the fight ceased imme- and furrows are then made in which entire canes are…

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