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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 12 (September 1904) (1904)

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additional employes have been taken on from in the shape of a rock or some sunken piece of wreck- whereby the decoy may be anchored. A lug on the time to time, to enable the firm to keep abreast of the serious damage to the bottom of age, capable of doing rod projects from a slot in the tube, and… … Park gold fields in the southern part of Colorado. the boat's passage. At the IMPROVED DECOY FOR WILD BIRDS OR FOWLS.

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