Bolivia As a Field for American Capital Immigration Regulations
Bolivia As a Field for American Capital Immigration Regulations
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By a treaty of peace recently celebrated with Chili that Republic agrees to build (and work has already commenced) a railroad from Arica to La Paz, a distance of some 300 miles. That line will unite Bolivia with the Pacific by a road much more direct than that at present afforded by the Antofagasta line, which is 575 miles long, or that from Mollendo to La Paz via Lake Titicaca, a distance of 563 miles, and will bring the city of La Paz within eight or ten hours' time of the coast.
The Bolivian... Congress authorized more than a year ago the building of a railway from the borders of the River Paraguay to Santa Cruz, one of the most mediterranean cities, but destined to become one of great importance. The projectors have deposited the sum of 100, 000 pesos as a guaranty for the execution of the contract, and the construction materials have begim to be transported by way of the Plata and the Paraguay rivers. The length of this line will be 497 miles. This will offer free communication to the rich oriental zone by way of 12 the Plata and the Paraguay and open to immigration and prog- ress a territory of more than 242, 000 square miles, watered by large rivers and of remarkable fertility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By a treaty of peace recently celebrated with Chili that Republic agrees to build (and work has already commenced) a railroad from Arica to La Paz, a distance of some 300 miles. That line will unite Bolivia with the Pacific by a road much more direct than that at present afforded by the Antofagasta line, which is 575 miles long, or that from Mollendo to La Paz via Lake Titicaca, a distance of 563 miles, and will bring the city of La Paz within eight or ten hours' time of the coast.
The Bolivian... Congress authorized more than a year ago the building of a railway from the borders of the River Paraguay to Santa Cruz, one of the most mediterranean cities, but destined to become one of great importance. The projectors have deposited the sum of 100, 000 pesos as a guaranty for the execution of the contract, and the construction materials have begim to be transported by way of the Plata and the Paraguay rivers. The length of this line will be 497 miles. This will offer free communication to the rich oriental zone by way of 12 the Plata and the Paraguay and open to immigration and prog- ress a territory of more than 242, 000 square miles, watered by large rivers and of remarkable fertility.
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