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

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sure mining, wherever obtain iron and coal, the laying out of villages for the terchange unlikely to occur. We are therefore bound they have been permitted to work, they have excelled. workmen, the erection of machine shops, plants for For the development of such a country as Southern to assume… … Sgetchuen 166,800 " Map Showing Route of the Trans-Siberian Railroad. 476,707 square miles. RUSSIA. Mongolia 1,500.00 equare miles. are imitative to a degree, docile and obedient, and railway employes. For purposes of construction it Manchuria 400,000 will make excellent factory hands. We conclude,…

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