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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 13 (1899) (1899)

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scenes of desolation after the for themselves, and give a more graphic picture of the direction of the bridge as seen from the point of view storm was presented in the public square of Caguas, at which the photograph was made. The rush of water terrific foree of wind and flood than can be conveyed… … were taken in the town of Caguas, a.place of 14,000 in- people. It contained a handsome grove of Framboyan formed the approach to the bridge on the left, and get- habitants which is situated in one of the richest tobac- ting in behind the abutment it brought down the trees, and how complete was the…

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