The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

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-tAElE.E the SGtE Canal soon found that
they were. bur throwing out the material
s-.-, , .r-,r-l8 ,,,, .1raI - o.. f..-...t+.--
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The public roads Of Peru were built
ON uarsur-- GA. If these roads as long
as rrz-, Pacific railroads wy, f7,r-.,,~1, -I,..
49, IAN o''' ''7'' '''.
''.-''.Sl .-ii.'' CD ii'''--''''H country ana
eNtguGud from Quito to Chile by way of
f-74zra. rr9.s. roads were SOM. fv-anrz--
g.. r. 81 --..s-t. 49,. ......g...5-,l = -
-
l"N'ti@SA stone mixed Win uihe ana
Luminous cement. and Were walled in by
..tT.,f.s- Wills NOR, rb-r, XIV, r.+ r5-7c!-
Sometimes for f,,e-7r,- -h.-, ,,-,7s- ~,
b.vrf from, solid rock ,-r.,t cI,.e-r,s 49,.
filed Win solid ,r,,s,-,,, - -, -.
,ss.ss,5 with s-.e,s,sfo-, 1,,+7,r.- -.
srlgr devices F7r7 r...-, ,7r,-,,,. .r =. T.
rarr : l-i+,4 NJ ,.Ta,---,r,,,tl. -, -
listed T.v mems Of z,f,irl, 80 80
miff.d from, s-,+ir,, ~ -, T,-,-,,,-.,,5,
Of males i'm - -
IN, 80. - .,
- -, anu t''l"S Oh ls'
~ "N '''Ii ii-i & Inc
present explorers at EhtTchell. at Colo.
at Setif, at TimSaG. ana other places. find
rlCb dgv same r...,- rr..,f 81 +be p,i-f, ,rar.
: ..1.
Va C-'4'i1''l's'H va Ink 'i4 Iiiiiftoitstii' u Vl
northern Africa
Huge cities S-Trb rs FarrEaga which
/ even at the time q its destruction had
/ zoe GO inhabitants with their mobiles
I princes and kings. held vast accUmuIa-
lions of wealth PIny STATE that even
in his time the annual drain Of huIIfon
into India in return for its Injuries Va,
554 U1sl 90 seSte-r-s Tlfodorrrs states +F,a-
the PharaOhS counted 1luon a revenue of
S6G5- on1G-g yearly from the gold mines Of
the BiSharI desert and an equal sum by-
taxation The story Of the wealth Of
Babylon appears fabulous Solonor-s
1 revenue was supposed to have heer S7o
t.H.QE1 per auuum- that of Darfus FTystaS-
! pes Sl6G5G-t in cash alone and vastly
more in products and materials. PtoIe-7v
PhiladeIphus left at least $50 001 600 in his
! treasury
R0vF--s GREAT ,rF,TTr5
..-,
- a A'''l-t il'u NloIt ILIhn
once htiu S'[T-9JA-'t- II the time of Au-
! suStus the annual revenue was 500 COZ 60
and during his 7ff.. NJ, to- +3,~-- SEQ (, 80
- -. - -'' = &c. ~ 9.@'+''
- 'i''- ny 'i-s ie~"tle7 'i AFlehdS-
! CiIl&Lia IN one year spent tho savings
J OF Ti5e-iuS amGuutiu1. To- SI-7 Gro Gl4 Also
! in oIder times tho r,---r,,-..s. 80 -. =
/ 7;,-i,!,,,1- -
w e iiii1il'3iSe-
/ W lth such wealth II Is no wonder that
+ every art was nurtured and every luxury
Lil''CtSsG IN 10y the Tlcn- out there was no
siy'igi iHcehllle T. invent as that prod
! Htl OF man intellect without proper pro
/ lteloh, might he stolen only the genius
@ho SGuld not he depressed gave 10 the
NpIiu Els oi@eeNTrI@~- Il is no wonder
80 -. IT, "-i-,le'S We crealleo where duPli-
Cauoh vas out of the question.
At the time OF the discovery of Peru,