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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 22 (November 1905) (1905)

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ons have scattered or balata rubber, which is comparatively new to com- killed the settlers of European and mixed descent, it of Steamers," who are the successors of the famous Orinoco Steamship Company, an American firm which merce, is found at various points from the delta to the would seem that… … A Typical Upriver Steamer. Carib Indians of the Lower Orinoco. THE ORINOCO—A WASTED WATERWAY. woods, medicinal plants, vanilla, tonca beans, turtle ony of Boers upon the "llanos," and Gen. Castro is lutlon, and was promptly snuffed out by President oil, and alligator and crocodile skins, will all…

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