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Punjnud

the name given to the and the Jhelum. fan, suspended from the ceiling, or a number of such fans, acting simultaneously, and worked by an attendant. and the Jhelum.

Peru, on shore of Lake Titicaca. Cenby rail with Arequipa. Little agriculously, and worked by an attendant. number of such fans, acting simultane- fan, suspended from the ceiling, or a clude gold and silver mining and stock ter of trade with Bolivia, and connected breeding. Town has churches, college, ture in department, but industries inand hospital. Pop. about 10,000. clude gold and silver mining and stock fishing, and propelled by poles.

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