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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 9 (August 1899) (1899)

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ends eastward toward the Pacific, approximately tions, taking its way through the Suez Canal. The from Port Arthur to the harbors of the North Sea, on 1,600 miles. This is the district from which the great- schedule time of the North German Lloyd's steamers the estuaries of which the European trade… … train means a train that does not carry cattle and oc- Arthur is destined to be- On the Banks of the River Simm, near the Miniar. casionally attains a speed of 25 miles an hour," and come the great city of Si- where the adaptability of the inferior administrative beria. The fertile terri- Asia is…

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