Reconstruction in France
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The briquette works had been restored to pre- war capacity, with a record of production of 97,272 tons in 1920 as compared with 8,371 tons in 1919. All the railway lines had been reestablished arid 27 loco- motives and 1,500 cars were in use. Workingmen's houses to the number of 3,340 had been completely repaired and 600 houses were under construction, all of the company hospitals were ready for use, and a bacteriological laboratory was being reconstituted.
The iron deposits of Lorraine lie mai...nly along the former northeastern frontier of France from Metz to Longwy, with a length from north to south of about forty kilometres and an average width from east to west of about twenty-five kilometres. Small portions of the deposit extend into Belgium and Luxembourg; the remainder is divided about equally between the former Lorraine and the French department of Meurthe-et-Moselle, forming in the latter department two subdivisions, those of Briey and Thionville. To 150 RECONSTRUCTION IN FRANCE the north and east the deposit ends abruptly with the valley of the Moselle; to the south its disappearance is gradual.
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The briquette works had been restored to pre- war capacity, with a record of production of 97,272 tons in 1920 as compared with 8,371 tons in 1919. All the railway lines had been reestablished arid 27 loco- motives and 1,500 cars were in use. Workingmen's houses to the number of 3,340 had been completely repaired and 600 houses were under construction, all of the company hospitals were ready for use, and a bacteriological laboratory was being reconstituted.
The iron deposits of Lorraine lie mai...nly along the former northeastern frontier of France from Metz to Longwy, with a length from north to south of about forty kilometres and an average width from east to west of about twenty-five kilometres. Small portions of the deposit extend into Belgium and Luxembourg; the remainder is divided about equally between the former Lorraine and the French department of Meurthe-et-Moselle, forming in the latter department two subdivisions, those of Briey and Thionville. To 150 RECONSTRUCTION IN FRANCE the north and east the deposit ends abruptly with the valley of the Moselle; to the south its disappearance is gradual.
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