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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 9 (March 1900) (1900)

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- The ecconomic value of the Belgian abides in its mings. O. P. Walcott. he took in selecting his colors. The atmosphere of our flesh for food purposes. This has no relation to the Los Angeles, Cal. city since the introduction of coal as, a fuel is most det- ordinary hare or rabbit. It is white,… … stability of their work as do architects. The prepara- most valuable were the torquoise, many valuable speci- tion of colors too quickly and without sufficient wash- mens of which which have been discovered from time A HIGH-BRED BELGIAN HARE ing, and in some cases the mixture of cheap and bright to…

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