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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 6 (1902) (1902)

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team crane. From here starts the great cargo capacity of 7500 tons and her displacement at Arequipa and Puno Railroad, which has its terminus to the small docks by means of lighters. This necessi- her maximum draft is 10,000 tons. The sail plan is 317 miles away at Puno, on Lake Titicaca, whence… … we find that graceful and of steam power for hoist- invaluable pack animal, ing the anchors and hand- the llama, which will ling the same, the number travel farther and with of hands necessary to work = even less food than the this huge vessel will be re- burro, but will not carry duced to nineteen…

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