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Page 93
... ships and steam- 93 ers have to leave the harbor and put out to sea . Small craft , with raking masts and huge lateen sails , anchored in the har- bor , remind one of the Barbary pirates that less than a century ago were the dread of ...
... ships and steam- 93 ers have to leave the harbor and put out to sea . Small craft , with raking masts and huge lateen sails , anchored in the har- bor , remind one of the Barbary pirates that less than a century ago were the dread of ...
Page 95
... ships , but the owners of the diving boats resented this interference and hoisted the Turkish flag , thus preventing the hospital ships from being of service . After two years of fruitless effort on the part of the govern- ment , the ...
... ships , but the owners of the diving boats resented this interference and hoisted the Turkish flag , thus preventing the hospital ships from being of service . After two years of fruitless effort on the part of the govern- ment , the ...
Page 133
... ships have not been using the Panama Canal since last October is that Nature has been battling to the last ditch in her efforts to thwart the purpose of man to put a shipway through the vitals of proud old Culebra Mountain . But for ...
... ships have not been using the Panama Canal since last October is that Nature has been battling to the last ditch in her efforts to thwart the purpose of man to put a shipway through the vitals of proud old Culebra Mountain . But for ...
Page 143
... in order to prevent those small slides that come down through erosion . When the ships of the future use the canal they will sail between banks of tropic green SLIDES FROM BOTH BANKS BLOCK THE CANAL : SEPTEMBER 20. 143.
... in order to prevent those small slides that come down through erosion . When the ships of the future use the canal they will sail between banks of tropic green SLIDES FROM BOTH BANKS BLOCK THE CANAL : SEPTEMBER 20. 143.
Page 149
... ships of the future use the canal they will sail between banks of tropic green except at those places where the ... Ship Canal , was so sure that a sea - level Cu- lebra Cut would present no difficulties that he announced it as his ...
... ships of the future use the canal they will sail between banks of tropic green except at those places where the ... Ship Canal , was so sure that a sea - level Cu- lebra Cut would present no difficulties that he announced it as his ...
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