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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 9 (September 1900) (1900)

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e raft tain their ancient custom of shaving the top of the head of their cannibalism is not definitely settled, it is is launched, the locks are sprung open by hauling extremely probable that through their habit of eating with a keen-edged native grass. Early explorers sup- upon ropes which are… … The" distance from the mouth of causes a strange, ominous whistling CRADLE IN WHICH BAFT IS BUILT UP. the Columbia River to San Francisco as the weapon is hurled against the is about 700 miles, and under or- enemy, who is supposed to be dinary conditions of weather one of the powerful tugs monks,…

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