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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 23 (December 1895) (1895)

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rids, oxalates, must be applied to overcome the cohesion of the mole- from which hood opens the suction aperture of a small citrates, tartrates, bioxalates, bicitrates and bitar- fan. The chips are drawn into the fan, which expels trates of iron); the uranium salts, especially nitrate of cules and… … 17, 1895, accept for examination and test, in other wrens, who after a sharp conflict drove compliance with the terms of said act, any the intruders from the field. magazine breech-loading rifle of American in- The sparrows, in about fifteen minutes, also vention and manufacture, subject to such…

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