Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-10


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nun OF RUSSIA = population. 'NHily
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u"S'IIaI SS''l"HS Oh l"' empire In'''
ing no manufactures III SCUM I'u'-
pa Oh Iah'c' except we Sl''l,
ing ana WORKING OF lr"n' ana none Oh
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OF me country. lc; : 'S 'hGSr ln.
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populated CehigiS, lh'I are I'D 'n'
hahdS OF lhe Germans. IheN nave
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turing Pia4iS auu ~'"hlIoi many
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The Textile Industry. hy Baron a.
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Agricultural frouuclo'
Among the chief centers OF the
Russian iron and steel industry is PO-
land, the annual Polish production
in pig iron being $4,000 tons; steel
4iS,O00 tons, and finished iron and
steel products $4,000 tons. More
than one-tenth Of the empires out
put is in German hands. CSee Rus
sian Year Book, pages 2~OO-20l)
Poland has the largest area devoted
to potato culture, 2,i9S,4SS acres.
tijuana having 77O,j34, and one
third OF the Baltic provinces 10000
acres. This is all in German hands,
more h one-thtrd OF The potato
of the empire. tScc Russian