Wooden cannon from a tree captivates Cuban rebels
A Chicago Record style report describes Cuban rebels manufacturing a cannon from a warping tropical tree. They burn bore passages, wrap the weapon in multiple layers of rawhide, and cure it in dry heat to fire scrap iron, stones, and clay balls.
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