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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 5 (1899) (1899)

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olon, on the Atlantic, to Panama, on the Pacific. depended for obtaining his remarkable manifestations. | bankruptcy of both. Many of the best informed members of the congress, it The first exhibition room has many auger holes, which} HISTORICAL.—In 1879 an international congress met} should be… … There is a broad difference between the Panama 6.—French sixcavators at Work in the Emperador Cut. [ with locks; but the influence of M. de Lesseps pre- ~ ; x vailed and the sea-level route was adopted. The cal- culated time for completion was set at twelve years, and the cost, including interest…

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