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TEACHES SEA FISH TO LIKE FRESH WATER.

CURIOUS At lIHIVKMC.NT ACI'C.C A CONC SIOItIKS OP IKIACS. Professor Ducheau ha;; jusl com pleted a series of experiment s with fish which ma\ result in revolution izing, the piscatorial population of 111" I'Vench rivets,, lie has laugtil sail water fish to heroine accustomed lo living in fresh water Th- Professor has had great sue , .-ss with mae.l.ni..-!. haddock, sole and cod lit" process is to put Hie lish into a lank of sea ■\<.tUT when l hey are first caught, and : hen lo gradual Is add I'n-sti water until Im- is abba' lai t to I urn Ihi rreat in e: into a lank of (aire rixir water without their being afferJed al ad I haulSaucepnns of rooipreHSod paper pulp, impi teil with cextain salt... wore bugelj mff-d l>s the J apanesiarmy m Manchuria, on aexount ot tiioir li_hlncs«.

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Lake County Press, Issue 2134, 6 September 1906, Page 6

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TEACHES SEA FISH TO LIKE FRESH WATER. Lake County Press, Issue 2134, 6 September 1906, Page 6

TEACHES SEA FISH TO LIKE FRESH WATER. Lake County Press, Issue 2134, 6 September 1906, Page 6

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