Olonetz
a government of Russia, bounded on the north by Archangel, on the E. by Vologda, on the S. by Novgorod, and on the W. by Finland. It has an area of about 50,000 square miles. It is traversed by many rivers and there are over 2,000 lakes within its boundar- ies. The chief industry is lumbering. It is traversed by many rivers and there are over 2,000 lakes within its boundaries. The chief industry is lumbering. the Northern Pacific Railroad. The city has steamboat connection with Victoria and other places on Puget Sound as well as the principal Pacific ports. Here are St. Martin's College (R. C.), Providence Academy, state capitol, the county court house, St. Peter's Hospital, street railplaces on Puget Sound as well enters Budds Inlet, Puget Sound, and on the Northern Pacific Railroad. The city has steamboat connection with Victoria and other plac as the principal Pacific ports. Here are St. Martin's College (R. C.), Providence Academy, state capitol, the county court and weekly newspapers. Olympia has a house, St. Peter's Hospital, street railroad and electric light plants, waterboot and shoe factory, an ice factory, works, National banks, and several daily which the ancient Greeks reckoned their time. The first Olympiad corresponds iron works, wooden pipe works, and saw 6,996; (1920) 7,795.