The South American Republics Microform
The South American Republics Microform
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It has a population of 100, 000, largely composed of for- eigners, and it forms the port of entry for several German and Italian colonies lying farther up the river. Much of the trade of the city is in the hands of German merchants. It exports large quantities of agricultural produce from the colonies of foreigners, and forms a trading center for the surrounding towns and villages. 198 THE SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLICS. Steamers load directly at its wharves. It is growing rapidly in wealth and popul...ation, and promises to de- velop into a place of great importance. Rio Grande do Sul is built on the broad channel through which the Lagoa dos Patos discharges into the Atlantic. A railway connects it with a large interior region. It is surrounded by swamps and marshes on the landward side, and toward the sea by shifting banks of sand, which some- times block the en- trance to the harbor and make dredging a constant necessity. Mr. I. N. Ford, in his "Tropical America, " says : "Each coast town has its characteristic colors and its own costumes for the READY FOR CHURCH.
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It has a population of 100, 000, largely composed of for- eigners, and it forms the port of entry for several German and Italian colonies lying farther up the river. Much of the trade of the city is in the hands of German merchants. It exports large quantities of agricultural produce from the colonies of foreigners, and forms a trading center for the surrounding towns and villages. 198 THE SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLICS. Steamers load directly at its wharves. It is growing rapidly in wealth and popul...ation, and promises to de- velop into a place of great importance. Rio Grande do Sul is built on the broad channel through which the Lagoa dos Patos discharges into the Atlantic. A railway connects it with a large interior region. It is surrounded by swamps and marshes on the landward side, and toward the sea by shifting banks of sand, which some- times block the en- trance to the harbor and make dredging a constant necessity. Mr. I. N. Ford, in his "Tropical America, " says : "Each coast town has its characteristic colors and its own costumes for the READY FOR CHURCH.
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