Holland of the Dutch
Holland of the Dutch
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In this region, which may be roughly defined as lying between Sittard and Heerlen, there are six separate coal mines, one worked by the State and five by private com- panies. The State mine (1910) employs 1, 092 persons, raises 191, 903 tons of coal, and the value of the output is given as 1, 326, 000 florins. The coal was sold at an average price of seven florins a ton.
The five private companies employ 5, 338 persons, raise 1, 100, 386 tons, which are valued at 6, 905, 000 florins. At present... the coal region is Umited to the south-east corner of Limburg, but there is no doubt that it extends far northwards, and it is not improbable that this belt continues to as far as the neighbourhood of Venlo. What the Dutch would very 136 Holland of the Dutch much like to know is whether coal exists west of the Meuse, and whether the discoveries in the Belgian Campine are the prelude to similar ones in the province of Nord Brabant. At present all that is being done consists in boring for petroleum, but as a general rule there is very Uttle Dutch capital available for these home undertakings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this region, which may be roughly defined as lying between Sittard and Heerlen, there are six separate coal mines, one worked by the State and five by private com- panies. The State mine (1910) employs 1, 092 persons, raises 191, 903 tons of coal, and the value of the output is given as 1, 326, 000 florins. The coal was sold at an average price of seven florins a ton.
The five private companies employ 5, 338 persons, raise 1, 100, 386 tons, which are valued at 6, 905, 000 florins. At present... the coal region is Umited to the south-east corner of Limburg, but there is no doubt that it extends far northwards, and it is not improbable that this belt continues to as far as the neighbourhood of Venlo. What the Dutch would very 136 Holland of the Dutch much like to know is whether coal exists west of the Meuse, and whether the discoveries in the Belgian Campine are the prelude to similar ones in the province of Nord Brabant. At present all that is being done consists in boring for petroleum, but as a general rule there is very Uttle Dutch capital available for these home undertakings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Demetrius Charles De Kavanagh Boulger to read onlineMoreLess
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