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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 9 (1899) (1899)

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sed tothe sun. For The banana grows well in our new possessions in the conflagration toone block. Some of the buildings were West Indies, and we have no lack of delicious fruit nearly a hundred years old and were perfect fire traps, which has great food value as well. Unfortunately, so that it was… … needless to say that they that obtained from wheat, THE BANANA TRADE IN CUBA. suffered severely, and it is permissible to believe those in active service had that the products of the to be relieved at intervals. The fire boats, as the tide cording to their length, and are then put up in bun- banana…

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