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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 21 (May 1907) (1907)

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could be prevented. There would be takes have been due to lack of proper provision for ground system of freight tunnels would thus tend to ample space for a dozen teams to load up where there the future. The growth of the city has been beyond relieve the situation mightily, and this would operate… … estate, and thus produces high rentals. It makes whether this increase can be made is one that wor- every part of life in the city costly and unpleasant. ries a few of the railroad officials, but others have A Full Front View of a Brazilian Specimen, The remedy is being partly applied to-day by the…

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