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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 5 (February 1908) (1908)

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s no soldiers. He is going to Woga." ' " ing a suitable framework, or "manikin," to receive It is, however, questionable whether the instrument conveys words and sentences as such; for this would the skin. To accomplish imply a written language. It could, however, be used this, a wooden skeleton to… … eighty natives. After about fifteen minutes' walk they come out, and these have came to a dense and swampy thicket, where the natives to be replaced by artificial GOBILLA FROM' THE CAMER00N8. HEIGHT, 5 FEET 5 INCHES. IT TOOK FOUR said the beast was hidden. At last the animal was ones. They must be…

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