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

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ff shore and all merchandise is transferred means of a steam crane. Prom here starts the great cargo capacity of 7500 tons and her displacement at to the small docks by means of lighters. This necessi- Arequipa and Puno Railroad, which has its terminus her maximum draft is 10.000 tons. The sail… … we find that graceful and of steam power for hoist- LLAMAS USED IN TRANSPORTING GOODS FROM AND INTO BOLIVIA. 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…

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