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[[Inserted top margin after word "way" in the continuing sentence--And to insure safety from 50 to 100 soldiers are sent in each train as an escort]] | |||
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[[continued from previous page under insert]] of way & contributed twelve million dollars, While the English put in eighteen million. | [[continued from previous page under insert]] of way & contributed twelve million dollars, While the English put in eighteen million. | ||
The cars are English, the first class being divided into compartments, & the other | The cars are English, the first class being divided into compartments, & the other two classes being like our common day car--The scenery was very fine & just at day dawn we found ourselves in the midst of tall mountain peaks [[Crossout with]] some with snow capped tops, with mountain streams & little water falls running down their sides--Passed through many Mexican farms--where their chief crop seemed to be tobacco, stunted corn, & banana groves. There was a very great profusion of wild flowers along the road And at [[Orazava?]] (Orizaba), where we | ||
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continued from previous page under insert of way & contributed twelve million dollars, While the English put in eighteen million.
The cars are English, the first class being divided into compartments, & the other two classes being like our common day car--The scenery was very fine & just at day dawn we found ourselves in the midst of tall mountain peaks Crossout with some with snow capped tops, with mountain streams & little water falls running down their sides--Passed through many Mexican farms--where their chief crop seemed to be tobacco, stunted corn, & banana groves. There was a very great profusion of wild flowers along the road And at Orazava? (Orizaba), where we