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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 25 (December 1909) (1909)

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1858, discovered portions of five skeletons and two hand and foot had been displaced, and in part The busy town of Chemnitz, the largest manufactur- skulls which have recently been determined to belong removed, probably by rodents or small carnivora. ing center in the kingdom of Saxony and one of… … growing wild in East Africa);' how- inundation. Men doubtless dwelt on ever, it is exactly the- same as kapok the plains also, in those remote times, THE MOST ANCIENT OF HUMAN SKELETONS. fiber in character, appearance, and but all vestiges of them and their qualities. Hence, if the one can-be spun,…

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