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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 8 (February 1902) (1902)

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an railroad (Gelivara-Ofo- signed to afford a short ten) where a reduction of the rates would favor the line of communication to exportation of Swedish minerals. . An important con- the richest gold-mining dis- sideration is the fact that Sweden is obliged to im- trict on the continent, is port… … PHOTOGRAPH OF TRACK LIGHTED BY ELECTRIC HEADLIGHT. PHOTOGRAPH OF A ROCK CUT TAKEN WITH THE AID OF THE ELECTRIC HEADLIGHT. which are presented herewith, were secured by means has decided to hasten as much as possible the prelim- of that last outlined, inasmuch as the entire line is inary projects…

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