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Thiersanville, Seine-et-Marne, France, Île-de-France, N 48 11' 4'', E 2 40' 28'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GRXK73–Thiersanville, Seine-et-Marne, France, Île-de-France, N 48 11' 4'', E 2 40' 28'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

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Fley, Saône-et-Loire, France, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, N 46 40' 11'', E 4 38' 26'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GT88HB–Fley, Saône-et-Loire, France, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, N 46 40' 11'', E 4 38' 26'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

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Quartier Buers Croix-Luizet, Rhône, France, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, N 45 46' 40'', E 4 53' 11'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GRTY8T–Quartier Buers Croix-Luizet, Rhône, France, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, N 45 46' 40'', E 4 53' 11'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

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San Maurizio, Provincia di Reggio Emilia, Italy, Emilia-Romagna, N 44 41' 4'', E 10 40' 11'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GTHPGA–San Maurizio, Provincia di Reggio Emilia, Italy, Emilia-Romagna, N 44 41' 4'', E 10 40' 11'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

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Saint-Vallerin, Saône-et-Loire, France, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, N 46 41' 11'', E 4 40' 26'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GRYEK9–Saint-Vallerin, Saône-et-Loire, France, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, N 46 41' 11'', E 4 40' 26'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

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Woudse Dijk, Gemeente Kaag en Braassem, Netherlands, South Holland, N 52 11' 22'', E 4 40' 31'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GW69MW–Woudse Dijk, Gemeente Kaag en Braassem, Netherlands, South Holland, N 52 11' 22'', E 4 40' 31'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

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Zona Industriale Mitterwiesen, South Tyrol, Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige, N 46 40' 4'', E 11 33' 48'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GW4EMN–Zona Industriale Mitterwiesen, South Tyrol, Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige, N 46 40' 4'', E 11 33' 48'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

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Fai della Paganella, Province of Trente, Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige, N 46 10' 40'', E 11 4' 10'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GTKG88–Fai della Paganella, Province of Trente, Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige, N 46 10' 40'', E 11 4' 10'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

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Saint-Martin-du-Lac, Saône-et-Loire, France, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, N 46 15' 11'', E 4 2' 40'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GRYTJN–Saint-Martin-du-Lac, Saône-et-Loire, France, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, N 46 15' 11'', E 4 2' 40'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

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(fomer) Roman Catholic Diocese of Amalfi, Provincia di Salerno, Italy, Campania, N 40 38' 4'', E 14 36' 11'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GTG5YA–(fomer) Roman Catholic Diocese of Amalfi, Provincia di Salerno, Italy, Campania, N 40 38' 4'', E 14 36' 11'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

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RM2AN5P9N–Journal of experimental zoology . 31.4 32.5 33.6 34.7 35.S 36.9 38.0 39.1 40.2 41.3 42.4 43.5 44.6 Fig. 12 Musca domestica; frequency distribution of head-lengths of 465spermatozoa from left testis. Valuein^ 31.4 32.0 32.5 33.1 33.6 34 2 .34.7 35.3 35.8 36.4 Frequency 0 0 1 8 5 11 14 16 42 36 36.d 37.5 38.0 38.6 39.1 39.7 40.2 40.8 41.3 41.9 38 19 43 54 53 39 , 32 19 17 7 42.4 43.0 43 5 44.17 3 10 205 206 CHARLES ZELENY AND E. C. FAUST. 30.9 31.9 32.9 33.9 34.9 35.9 35.9 37.9 35.9 3,).9 40.9 41.9 42.9 43.9 44.9 Fig. 13 Musca domestica; frequency distribution of head-lengths of 7G9spermatozoa f

La Maison Neuve, Indre-et-Loire, France, Centre-Val de Loire, N 47 4' 40'', E 1 11' 32'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GRW4KW–La Maison Neuve, Indre-et-Loire, France, Centre-Val de Loire, N 47 4' 40'', E 1 11' 32'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

Comparison of indirect and direct illumination . U. cr i. s. s. roiM 3 INDIRECT SYSTEM. OBSERVED DATA. Plane 5 ft . 2 in. ATI ON A B C D E 1 0.55 0.98 1.30 0.75 0.45 2 0.30 1.94 2.40 1.42 0.55 3 0.68 1.70 2.25 1.62 0.73 4 1.00 1.72 1.95 1.28 0.57 0 n or u.tsu 6 1.07 2.40 2.60 1.74 0.80 7 1.00 2.10 2.35 1.42 0.82 8 1.05 1.98 2.20 1.40 0.74 9 1.18 2.80 3.40 2.25 1.10 10 0.90 1.84 2.75 1.50 0.80 11 0.65 1.15 1.62 1.15 0.53. U. CF I. O. S. FORM 3 21 DIRECT SYSTEM In the direct system, the final arrangement consisted in removingthe bowls and reflectors from all the clusters, leaving the units in an Stock Photo

RM2AJE4CT–Comparison of indirect and direct illumination . U. cr i. s. s. roiM 3 INDIRECT SYSTEM. OBSERVED DATA. Plane 5 ft . 2 in. ATI ON A B C D E 1 0.55 0.98 1.30 0.75 0.45 2 0.30 1.94 2.40 1.42 0.55 3 0.68 1.70 2.25 1.62 0.73 4 1.00 1.72 1.95 1.28 0.57 0 n or u.tsu 6 1.07 2.40 2.60 1.74 0.80 7 1.00 2.10 2.35 1.42 0.82 8 1.05 1.98 2.20 1.40 0.74 9 1.18 2.80 3.40 2.25 1.10 10 0.90 1.84 2.75 1.50 0.80 11 0.65 1.15 1.62 1.15 0.53. U. CF I. O. S. FORM 3 21 DIRECT SYSTEM In the direct system, the final arrangement consisted in removingthe bowls and reflectors from all the clusters, leaving the units in an

San Giorgio di Eores, South Tyrol, Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige, N 46 40' 4'', E 11 41' 25'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams Stock Photo

RM2GTRP23–San Giorgio di Eores, South Tyrol, Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige, N 46 40' 4'', E 11 41' 25'', map, Timeless Map published in 2021. Travelers, explorers and adventurers like Florence Nightingale, David Livingstone, Ernest Shackleton, Lewis and Clark and Sherlock Holmes relied on maps to plan travels to the world's most remote corners, Timeless Maps is mapping most locations on the globe, showing the achievement of great dreams

. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. lof the South andlexas, CaUfornia?tals of Jsix States. 1901 Mly DaiV31. No. 9J. [o a ma mi^ a in lio ptn lo. 31 10 a tu o a nr JSpm )i a m 5 pm 10 p IT 20 pir10 pni |55 a iM T30 a n.(35 a m 7 40|- m 10 35 p m I 00 am 4 5* a m9 15 am 5 40 pmNo. 41 3 55 pm 7 30 pm 10 15 pm 8 00 am 11 40 a mII 10 a mII 00am 4 12 pm8 30 pm 5 55 pm8 10 am )aily34. DailyNo. 3S. [29 a mil 30 amlb a m 2 00pm|co am 5 50pm00 am00 am30 pm10 em8 00 amNo. 6610 42 p m 7I 5 (46 p m, I40 p m fo. 34 i29 a r ]i8 am 12 23 pm132 at 3 31pmlie Stock Photo

RM2AG3777–. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. lof the South andlexas, CaUfornia?tals of Jsix States. 1901 Mly DaiV31. No. 9J. [o a ma mi^ a in lio ptn lo. 31 10 a tu o a nr JSpm )i a m 5 pm 10 p IT 20 pir10 pni |55 a iM T30 a n.(35 a m 7 40|- m 10 35 p m I 00 am 4 5* a m9 15 am 5 40 pmNo. 41 3 55 pm 7 30 pm 10 15 pm 8 00 am 11 40 a mII 10 a mII 00am 4 12 pm8 30 pm 5 55 pm8 10 am )aily34. DailyNo. 3S. [29 a mil 30 amlb a m 2 00pm|co am 5 50pm00 am00 am30 pm10 em8 00 amNo. 6610 42 p m 7I 5 (46 p m, I40 p m fo. 34 i29 a r ]i8 am 12 23 pm132 at 3 31pmlie

The Great metropolis : or, guide to New-York for 1847 . 7 0 13 Thursday A. B. S. ann. 4 47 7 6 18 21 4 11 W 7 51 14; Friday 4 46 7 0 18 36 sets. 8 8 41 15 Saturday Arcturus south 10 36. 4 45 7 18 50 8 20 n 9 28 16 SUNDAY Sun. after Ascension. 4 44 7 8 19 4 9 17 n 10 12 IT Monday d runs high. 4 43 7 9 19 18 10 8 10 55 lSTuesday 9 s. 10 12. 4 43 7 10I19 31 10 52 11 37 19 Wednesday Dark day N.E. 1780. 4 42 7 1119 43 11 31! SI mor. 20 Thursday La Fayette died,1834. 4 41 12119 57 mor. Si 0 20 21 Friday 0 ent. n. 4 40 7 13120 9 0 6 Si 1 5 32 Saturday Spica TTQ south 9 17. 4 39 14 20 21 0 37, TTQ 1 5 Stock Photo

RM2AMYRK3–The Great metropolis : or, guide to New-York for 1847 . 7 0 13 Thursday A. B. S. ann. 4 47 7 6 18 21 4 11 W 7 51 14; Friday 4 46 7 0 18 36 sets. 8 8 41 15 Saturday Arcturus south 10 36. 4 45 7 18 50 8 20 n 9 28 16 SUNDAY Sun. after Ascension. 4 44 7 8 19 4 9 17 n 10 12 IT Monday d runs high. 4 43 7 9 19 18 10 8 10 55 lSTuesday 9 s. 10 12. 4 43 7 10I19 31 10 52 11 37 19 Wednesday Dark day N.E. 1780. 4 42 7 1119 43 11 31! SI mor. 20 Thursday La Fayette died,1834. 4 41 12119 57 mor. Si 0 20 21 Friday 0 ent. n. 4 40 7 13120 9 0 6 Si 1 5 32 Saturday Spica TTQ south 9 17. 4 39 14 20 21 0 37, TTQ 1 5

. St. Nicholas [serial]. , and leave epoch. When these words have been correctly guessed, be-headed and curtailed, the initials of the eleven three-letter words remaining will spell the surname of a famousperson. DEREXA WHITCOME PENTREATH (age 14). KINGS MOVE PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 5 • 6 7 8 9 T N E O 1 M Y s Y 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 H E S 1 P N T T R ,9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 E E R R D A R A E 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 c G P E E S F P 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 .44 45 M R 1 P E E O 1 D 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 N S L R 1 u L S E 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 O P S E H L H G u 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 Stock Photo

RM2AFW2K3–. St. Nicholas [serial]. , and leave epoch. When these words have been correctly guessed, be-headed and curtailed, the initials of the eleven three-letter words remaining will spell the surname of a famousperson. DEREXA WHITCOME PENTREATH (age 14). KINGS MOVE PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 5 • 6 7 8 9 T N E O 1 M Y s Y 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 H E S 1 P N T T R ,9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 E E R R D A R A E 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 c G P E E S F P 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 .44 45 M R 1 P E E O 1 D 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 N S L R 1 u L S E 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 O P S E H L H G u 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71

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The sibyl . Baseball Team 113 Players AB Gilbert If 31 Weber 3b 39 Ream 2b 39 Lingrel cf 38 Booth lstb 40 Garver (C) rf ...... 3 Schnake rf 32 Haller c 33 Mundhenk p 29 Grabill ss 38 Fletcher 11 Wood 1 Palmer 1 *Cribbs 0 TOTAL 335 Opponents .. 46 65*Ran for Mundhenk. R H PO A E 2bh 3bh HR SH SB Fig. B Av. 2 5 10 1 0 0 0 0 2 3 1.000 .161 7 9 4 18 4 1 0 0 1 3 .846 .231 6 13 22 23 3 1 2 0 3 4 .935 .333 8 15 25 8 9 1 2 1 0 9 .786 .368 9 13 90 2 4 1 1 0 1 3 .958 .325 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1.000 .333 2 3 9 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 .692 .093 3 7 72 13 3 1 0 0 2 0 .966 .213 2 7 5 20 1 0 0 0 0 1 .962 .243 6 10 6 10 Stock Photo

RM2AN3KEJ–The sibyl . Baseball Team 113 Players AB Gilbert If 31 Weber 3b 39 Ream 2b 39 Lingrel cf 38 Booth lstb 40 Garver (C) rf ...... 3 Schnake rf 32 Haller c 33 Mundhenk p 29 Grabill ss 38 Fletcher 11 Wood 1 Palmer 1 *Cribbs 0 TOTAL 335 Opponents .. 46 65*Ran for Mundhenk. R H PO A E 2bh 3bh HR SH SB Fig. B Av. 2 5 10 1 0 0 0 0 2 3 1.000 .161 7 9 4 18 4 1 0 0 1 3 .846 .231 6 13 22 23 3 1 2 0 3 4 .935 .333 8 15 25 8 9 1 2 1 0 9 .786 .368 9 13 90 2 4 1 1 0 1 3 .958 .325 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1.000 .333 2 3 9 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 .692 .093 3 7 72 13 3 1 0 0 2 0 .966 .213 2 7 5 20 1 0 0 0 0 1 .962 .243 6 10 6 10

A course in structural drafting; . 3^ 2| The dimension K is the same as F. Standard Rail Sections 63. Standard Rail Sections wt. 16 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 A 2V 21- 2| 3 3| 3.^. 3H 3,V 4tV 4} 4/. 4| 4M 5 5t^, 5^ 5-^ 5^ E It Is li 1^ If 1^ 2 2k^ 21 2-^ 2i# 2rV 2i* 2^ 2^ 2^ 2H 2t C ^ n fl If H i.V ItV u IH I3V 1^ IM 111 U IM m. n IM K H 31 17 3 7 h. 21 11 23 49 25 13 f^ 7 H 59 15 31 3 2 ?¥ 32 er 8 32 15 3 2 64 32 1 tj ¥ 6T 16 3? F 1^ ^-h. 12.1 i^ if^. 1tV« Ui m y iU^ ifr 2.^4 2^V 2A 2U 2t% 2t^V 2t^ G 15 11 1 9 2 I 2 3 2 5 2 7 7 1 5 3 1 33 17 3 5 9 9 9 9 if 1-i fiT 64 Stock Photo

RM2AWKG0M–A course in structural drafting; . 3^ 2| The dimension K is the same as F. Standard Rail Sections 63. Standard Rail Sections wt. 16 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 A 2V 21- 2| 3 3| 3.^. 3H 3,V 4tV 4} 4/. 4| 4M 5 5t^, 5^ 5-^ 5^ E It Is li 1^ If 1^ 2 2k^ 21 2-^ 2i# 2rV 2i* 2^ 2^ 2^ 2H 2t C ^ n fl If H i.V ItV u IH I3V 1^ IM 111 U IM m. n IM K H 31 17 3 7 h. 21 11 23 49 25 13 f^ 7 H 59 15 31 3 2 ?¥ 32 er 8 32 15 3 2 64 32 1 tj ¥ 6T 16 3? F 1^ ^-h. 12.1 i^ if^. 1tV« Ui m y iU^ ifr 2.^4 2^V 2A 2U 2t% 2t^V 2t^ G 15 11 1 9 2 I 2 3 2 5 2 7 7 1 5 3 1 33 17 3 5 9 9 9 9 if 1-i fiT 64

The great metropolis : or, New York in 1845 . 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30. PHASES OF THE MOON, day. hr. min. day. hr. miu. New Moon, Gth, 2 44 A. I Full Moon, 22d, 2 16 M. First Quarter, 14th, 4 27 A. | Last Quarter, 28th, 6 24 A. d Apogee, 12th. Perigee, 24th. 2 VV 3T 4 5 6 7 8T9 W 10 T 11 F 12 S 5 45 6 245 44 6 265 42 6 25 40 6 285 385 36 6 30 5 345 33f) 3l 15 T 22T23 W24T25F 26 S 27 E 28 M 29 T36 W 5 6 3!6 326 33 5 29 6 345 28 6 355 26 6 365 25 6 385 23 6 39 5 2] 6 40 16 W 5 20 6 41 17 T18192U 5 18 6 42 13 245 16 6 43 13 % 5 15 6 445 13 6 45 5 12 6 465 10 6 4 13 3413 313 3913 415 6 6 50 1 Stock Photo

RM2AJ81F3–The great metropolis : or, New York in 1845 . 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30. PHASES OF THE MOON, day. hr. min. day. hr. miu. New Moon, Gth, 2 44 A. I Full Moon, 22d, 2 16 M. First Quarter, 14th, 4 27 A. | Last Quarter, 28th, 6 24 A. d Apogee, 12th. Perigee, 24th. 2 VV 3T 4 5 6 7 8T9 W 10 T 11 F 12 S 5 45 6 245 44 6 265 42 6 25 40 6 285 385 36 6 30 5 345 33f) 3l 15 T 22T23 W24T25F 26 S 27 E 28 M 29 T36 W 5 6 3!6 326 33 5 29 6 345 28 6 355 26 6 365 25 6 385 23 6 39 5 2] 6 40 16 W 5 20 6 41 17 T18192U 5 18 6 42 13 245 16 6 43 13 % 5 15 6 445 13 6 45 5 12 6 465 10 6 4 13 3413 313 3913 415 6 6 50 1

. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. i. No. 2- A m 7 40 pm «ir 10 35 p m a a- I 00 am pic 4 52 a m pm 9 15 a m a ni 5 40 p m 31 No. 41 tn 3 55rm a tr 7 3optn p m a ui 10 15 pm pm 8 00 am pn II 40 a m pK II 10 a m m II 00 a m a til 4 12 p m a n 8 3c pm a rr» 6 55ptn in 8 10 am Iv Daily 4. No. 38. a m II 30 a m a m 2 00pm a m 5 50 pm . -. - 7 00 a m - - 7 00 am .. I 30 pm m 5 10 8 m m 8 00 am 1 No. 66 7 10 42 p m ; lU 12 23 pm I I 3 31pm a m 7 05 pm a I 11 25 pm pr. 2 56 am P 6 ,o a m —Eastern |iJetropolitanand Througham] Jackson-itTi-t Sl Stock Photo

RM2AG1743–. Raleigh Christian Advocate: organ of the North Carolina Conference, M.E. Church, South. i. No. 2- A m 7 40 pm «ir 10 35 p m a a- I 00 am pic 4 52 a m pm 9 15 a m a ni 5 40 p m 31 No. 41 tn 3 55rm a tr 7 3optn p m a ui 10 15 pm pm 8 00 am pn II 40 a m pK II 10 a m m II 00 a m a til 4 12 p m a n 8 3c pm a rr» 6 55ptn in 8 10 am Iv Daily 4. No. 38. a m II 30 a m a m 2 00pm a m 5 50 pm . -. - 7 00 a m - - 7 00 am .. I 30 pm m 5 10 8 m m 8 00 am 1 No. 66 7 10 42 p m ; lU 12 23 pm I I 3 31pm a m 7 05 pm a I 11 25 pm pr. 2 56 am P 6 ,o a m —Eastern |iJetropolitanand Througham] Jackson-itTi-t Sl

The Wheel and cycling trade review . 13-5 4—W. R. Blake, B. R. B. C 20 2:07-03 5—F. Nehrbas, P. W. C 19 2:07-10 6—E. E. Denniston, P. C. C 18 2:07-12 3-5 7—Ray Duer, P. W. C 17 2:13:30 8—Garrett Miller, P. W. C 16 2:13:31 9—J. Penseyres, B. R. B. C 15 2:13:34 2-5 10—E. Fox, B. R. B. C 14 2:13:373-5 11—Cal Paxson, P. W. C 13 2:13:40 12—W. S. Bertling, P. C. C 12 2:14:06 2-5 13—E. Weller, B. R. B. C 11 2:14:117 2-5 14—E. C. Haynes, P. C. C 10 2:14:13 2-5 15—George Box, P. W. C 9 2:18:43 4-5 16—W. D. Cleland, P. W. C 8 2:24:08 17—J. F. Higgins, P. C. C 7 2:24:09 2-5 18—W. Spang, C. C. C 6 2:24:16 Stock Photo

RM2AXBEEK–The Wheel and cycling trade review . 13-5 4—W. R. Blake, B. R. B. C 20 2:07-03 5—F. Nehrbas, P. W. C 19 2:07-10 6—E. E. Denniston, P. C. C 18 2:07-12 3-5 7—Ray Duer, P. W. C 17 2:13:30 8—Garrett Miller, P. W. C 16 2:13:31 9—J. Penseyres, B. R. B. C 15 2:13:34 2-5 10—E. Fox, B. R. B. C 14 2:13:373-5 11—Cal Paxson, P. W. C 13 2:13:40 12—W. S. Bertling, P. C. C 12 2:14:06 2-5 13—E. Weller, B. R. B. C 11 2:14:117 2-5 14—E. C. Haynes, P. C. C 10 2:14:13 2-5 15—George Box, P. W. C 9 2:18:43 4-5 16—W. D. Cleland, P. W. C 8 2:24:08 17—J. F. Higgins, P. C. C 7 2:24:09 2-5 18—W. Spang, C. C. C 6 2:24:16

Ontario Sessional Papers, 1906, No.26-31 . 11,753 4,027 32,398 3,284 11,238 15,260 15,753 15,078 16,118 23,494 10,255 13,732 369 4,400 8,579 2,522 19,241 10,202 15,518 13,899 18,04li 1,2281 6,888 5,457 14,397 9,877 1,664 9,196 15,676 5,484 1,069 7,241 8,909! 26,156 12,068 1,667 15,108 14,427 13,359 8,982 3,615 9,099 4,447 14,561 23,536 1,090 7,815 8,079 11,682 12,964 5,641 10.796. 1906 BURKAU OF IXDLSTRIKS. 15 TOWNSHIP M U ^M C I 1 A 1. I T 1 E S. ASSETS ANI» LIAISILITIKS. I90-I. 42 143 606 82 62 37 35 242 22 1,299 59 3 568 16 193 1,590 29 48 408 967 294 501 130 391 i 80 134 1 219 50 32 235 40 Stock Photo

RM2AM4MME–Ontario Sessional Papers, 1906, No.26-31 . 11,753 4,027 32,398 3,284 11,238 15,260 15,753 15,078 16,118 23,494 10,255 13,732 369 4,400 8,579 2,522 19,241 10,202 15,518 13,899 18,04li 1,2281 6,888 5,457 14,397 9,877 1,664 9,196 15,676 5,484 1,069 7,241 8,909! 26,156 12,068 1,667 15,108 14,427 13,359 8,982 3,615 9,099 4,447 14,561 23,536 1,090 7,815 8,079 11,682 12,964 5,641 10.796. 1906 BURKAU OF IXDLSTRIKS. 15 TOWNSHIP M U ^M C I 1 A 1. I T 1 E S. ASSETS ANI» LIAISILITIKS. I90-I. 42 143 606 82 62 37 35 242 22 1,299 59 3 568 16 193 1,590 29 48 408 967 294 501 130 391 i 80 134 1 219 50 32 235 40

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RM2AMXPBX–Effect on entrapped air on the action of wet pipe alarm valves . 130 OK. • o CO* I 127 51 22.8 122 51 22.4 118 50. .5 22.2 114.5 50 22 AQ e 22 111 ^y O 108 49 21.8 105.5 48. .5 21.5 102» 5 48 21.3 100 47, .5 20.5 98 46, ,5 19.2 95 9392 454443 18 * 16.516.1 90 42. .5 15.9 87.5 42 15.7 86.5 42 41. 5 15.515.1 84 82.5 81 41.414.0 5 14.1 13 11.1 80 *fcU . 1 D in 78.5 CO 40.39. 55 9.9 fti77 38 9.7 76 37. 5 8.7 75 37 7.3 74 36 5. 6 4 3.3 72.5 35 727n 35 3.2 J.UI 70.5 34. 5 3 O 5? 70 34 (LmO 68 33. 5 67.4 33 66 3L 5 65 32 64 31. 5 62.5 30. 5 62 30 61 29 60 28. 7 60 28. 5 60 28. 2 989695.5 ?9290888685

RM2AMXNCY–Effect on entrapped air on the action of wet pipe alarm valves . 130 OK. • o CO* I 127 51 22.8 122 51 22.4 118 50. .5 22.2 114.5 50 22 AQ e 22 111 ^y O 108 49 21.8 105.5 48. .5 21.5 102» 5 48 21.3 100 47, .5 20.5 98 46, ,5 19.2 95 9392 454443 18 * 16.516.1 90 42. .5 15.9 87.5 42 15.7 86.5 42 41. 5 15.515.1 84 82.5 81 41.414.0 5 14.1 13 11.1 80 *fcU . 1 D in 78.5 CO 40.39. 55 9.9 fti77 38 9.7 76 37. 5 8.7 75 37 7.3 74 36 5. 6 4 3.3 72.5 35 727n 35 3.2 J.UI 70.5 34. 5 3 O 5? 70 34 (LmO 68 33. 5 67.4 33 66 3L 5 65 32 64 31. 5 62.5 30. 5 62 30 61 29 60 28. 7 60 28. 5 60 28. 2 989695.5 ?9290888685

. St. Nicholas [serial]. y the fifth President of theUnited States. KATHARINE K. SPENCER (age 14), HoHor Member. KINGS MOVE PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 N 0 C K 0 D A ?? .. N 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 / 17 . 18 N B R A B D JO 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 5 27 A F A G u T Q r N 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 A T L R E U A L s 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 R T N E L Y G A P 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 R C B N N M I L 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 0 u L I E H L A L 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 T A R G 1 A A c 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 W E 0 A M B V A L Begin at a certain square and move to an adjoiningsquare (as in the kin Stock Photo

RM2AFNR39–. St. Nicholas [serial]. y the fifth President of theUnited States. KATHARINE K. SPENCER (age 14), HoHor Member. KINGS MOVE PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 N 0 C K 0 D A ?? .. N 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 / 17 . 18 N B R A B D JO 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 5 27 A F A G u T Q r N 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 A T L R E U A L s 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 R T N E L Y G A P 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 R C B N N M I L 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 0 u L I E H L A L 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 T A R G 1 A A c 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 W E 0 A M B V A L Begin at a certain square and move to an adjoiningsquare (as in the kin

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Meyers grosses Konversations-Lexikon : ein Nachschlagewerk des allgemeinen Wissens . 3,8 3,8 3,9 228,326,7 98,2 1,4 152,7 67,4 9,3 4,3 53,3 2,9 5,3 27,1 5,9 2,0 14,8 7,4 129,2 23. Serbien .... 66,0 10,5 1,6 2,2 0,3 1,9 0,5 0)2 9,7 0,9 0,1 0,3 3,6 24. Spanien .... 803,5 32,7 26,0 1,9 6,7 3,e 48,2 160,1 240,1 40,2 0,4 14,9 43,7 1,7 2,6 32,2 2,1 l.i 3,0 1,8 31,9 25. Tiirkei. . 362,8 9,0 13,9 88,7477,1 10,0 116,7 18,4 10,7 39,4 7,4 10,9 3,6 0,8 9,1 26. Vev. Staaten 7899.5 135,1 216,3 78,5 42,8 107,9 98,2 107V 6,9 2552,7 259,3 162,8 278,2 438,9 23,9 63,6 11,7 2,9 91,6 39,5 2,6 89,6 7,4 Handelszahle Stock Photo

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. Hadriani Iunii Emblemata : eiusdem Aenigmatum libellus . ¥nnejL9AYachnenjlosidemf*ccQreftet,Apiqne mtUafnfficit liqnenth.Concerdu litifqm itiem difiHm «H p4re»«ScYiptMAprAHfsGc4ffitfcHumktm4 C 4 Vinum 40 E Mi B L E MA X X X 11 I I. Vinum ingenij fomcs.. Vttifernm BYwiitm, uofwcrcw fedpr&fete penna, QKidtacitA pdfniilis AmycUlTottit tam©mgeniwn Bacchm^mtntmerigit (tltm Pegafedci ue vtint vtbh ak. Qmcadolefcens, vtere fenex.M Andream Oftcrmcum Splinttrifilium. Stock Photo

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. X-ray observations for foreign bodies and their localisation . e Of variation ... ... ... ... 3,4 Photographic faults, frequent cause of error .... ... 5 Protection— absolute necessity of, testing of ... ... ... 2 patient, protection of ... ... ... ••• 50 Index 87 Radiography— antero-posterior and lateral plates, technique of ... 16- . fluoroscopy, confiiTnation by ... 7 short exposures, aid to ... 72 stereoscopic ... 40, 41, 83 Short exposures, aid to ... 72. Skin markers— materials ... 10 mechanical devices ... ... 11 Stereoscopic- apparatus ... 40- bromide radiographs ... ... 82 localisat Stock Photo

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. The dawn of civilization: Egypt and Chaldaea . crawling posture towards the master, the fifth has just risen and holds himself in astooping attitude, while an usher introduces him and transmits to him an order to send in his accounts. 3 It has been published in Lepsius, Derikm., ii. 4-7. Its texts have been analysed in a more orless summary fashion by E. de Bougé, Recherches sur les monuments, pp. 39,40 ; by Birch, in Bunsen,Egypts Place, vol. v. pp. 723, 724; by Pierbet, Explication des Monuments de VEgypte, pp. 9-11 ; byErman, Mgypten, pp. 126-128 ; they have been translated and commented Stock Photo

RM2CHM0RN–. The dawn of civilization: Egypt and Chaldaea . crawling posture towards the master, the fifth has just risen and holds himself in astooping attitude, while an usher introduces him and transmits to him an order to send in his accounts. 3 It has been published in Lepsius, Derikm., ii. 4-7. Its texts have been analysed in a more orless summary fashion by E. de Bougé, Recherches sur les monuments, pp. 39,40 ; by Birch, in Bunsen,Egypts Place, vol. v. pp. 723, 724; by Pierbet, Explication des Monuments de VEgypte, pp. 9-11 ; byErman, Mgypten, pp. 126-128 ; they have been translated and commented

. Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress . ^p V ? I Hi ? ? ? I 11 ? H. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS AND REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE LIBRARYBUILDING AND GROUNDS FOR THE FISCAL YEARENDING JUNE 30 1917 WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1917 This volume is for sal-e by the Superintendent of Documents Government Printing Office Washington, D. C. Price, 40 cts. TABLE OE CONTENTS Page Form of gift or bequest to the Library of Congress 4 List of officers 5 Report of the Librarian 7 Appendix la. Appropriations and expenditures (tables). 145-147 lb. Appropriati Stock Photo

RM2CE4440–. Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress . ^p V ? I Hi ? ? ? I 11 ? H. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS AND REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE LIBRARYBUILDING AND GROUNDS FOR THE FISCAL YEARENDING JUNE 30 1917 WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1917 This volume is for sal-e by the Superintendent of Documents Government Printing Office Washington, D. C. Price, 40 cts. TABLE OE CONTENTS Page Form of gift or bequest to the Library of Congress 4 List of officers 5 Report of the Librarian 7 Appendix la. Appropriations and expenditures (tables). 145-147 lb. Appropriati

. The street railway review . VIEWS OF TKAVELER SYSTEM IN SHOP. necessary change in direction being effected by long bends.All the piping is covered with asbestos; the Holly drain sys-tem is used to return the condensation in the pipes. The engine room is 235 ft. long by 60 ft. wide. Thereare 7 engines, i vertical cross-compound, 4 horizontal cross-compound and 2 250-11. p. tanden compound. The largevertical engine was built by the E. P. Allis Co., and hascylinders 40 and 78 in. by 48 in. stroke. It operates at 75r. p. 111. The valve gear is of the Corliss type; an automatic. PlIMPINC PL.VNT. Stock Photo

RM2CH777W–. The street railway review . VIEWS OF TKAVELER SYSTEM IN SHOP. necessary change in direction being effected by long bends.All the piping is covered with asbestos; the Holly drain sys-tem is used to return the condensation in the pipes. The engine room is 235 ft. long by 60 ft. wide. Thereare 7 engines, i vertical cross-compound, 4 horizontal cross-compound and 2 250-11. p. tanden compound. The largevertical engine was built by the E. P. Allis Co., and hascylinders 40 and 78 in. by 48 in. stroke. It operates at 75r. p. 111. The valve gear is of the Corliss type; an automatic. PlIMPINC PL.VNT.

. The Bell System technical journal . ses with increasing ^ Lloyd Espenschied, C. N. Anderson, and Austin Bailey, Transatlantic RadioTelephone Transmission, Bell System Tech. Jour., 4, 459; July, 1925. Proc. I. R. E.,14, 7; Feb., 1926. ^ Ralph Bown, C. R. Englund, and H. T. Friis, Radio Transmission Measure-ments, Proc. I. R. E., 11, 115; April, 1923. 312 BELL SYSTEM TECHNICAL JOURNAL frequency, at first rapidly and then more slowly, being almost constantafter passing the frequency of 40 kilocycles. From the values of signal and noise so obtained, the signal-to-noiseratio has been computed, an Stock Photo

RM2CRW5YD–. The Bell System technical journal . ses with increasing ^ Lloyd Espenschied, C. N. Anderson, and Austin Bailey, Transatlantic RadioTelephone Transmission, Bell System Tech. Jour., 4, 459; July, 1925. Proc. I. R. E.,14, 7; Feb., 1926. ^ Ralph Bown, C. R. Englund, and H. T. Friis, Radio Transmission Measure-ments, Proc. I. R. E., 11, 115; April, 1923. 312 BELL SYSTEM TECHNICAL JOURNAL frequency, at first rapidly and then more slowly, being almost constantafter passing the frequency of 40 kilocycles. From the values of signal and noise so obtained, the signal-to-noiseratio has been computed, an

. The Bell System technical journal . , acomax = 4.6. The corresponding delaydistortion is f/max = 2a),„axiS. Thus l3/a = .68 c?,„ax/max so that (11.11)becomes: k = ^o[l + 0.40 (f/„.ax/max)T. (11-12) The effect of a linear delay distortion across the transmission band isthus to disperse or broaden the envelope of the received pulses, as illus- THEORETICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF PULSE TRANSMISSION ■87 tratcil in Fig. 41. For a specified pulse overlap or iiitersyinl)()l inlerfereiuethe pulse spacing must accordingly l)e increased by the factor ti/d, , sothat for a given transmission performance the tra Stock Photo

RM2CRWK0M–. The Bell System technical journal . , acomax = 4.6. The corresponding delaydistortion is f/max = 2a),„axiS. Thus l3/a = .68 c?,„ax/max so that (11.11)becomes: k = ^o[l + 0.40 (f/„.ax/max)T. (11-12) The effect of a linear delay distortion across the transmission band isthus to disperse or broaden the envelope of the received pulses, as illus- THEORETICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF PULSE TRANSMISSION ■87 tratcil in Fig. 41. For a specified pulse overlap or iiitersyinl)()l inlerfereiuethe pulse spacing must accordingly l)e increased by the factor ti/d, , sothat for a given transmission performance the tra

. A treatise on harmony, with exercises . 20 HARMONIC PROGRESSIONS 1 W (/) u) w ifi I I a) -^- II- V+ VI- h2 U-s. =E: T-i J 1+ v+ IIII- ^- IV+ 1+ 3. The term movement is applied to the interval betweentwo notes of a melodic progression, while the term motion is ap-plied to two parts moving in relation to one another (§§40, 41). («)11 u Movement % Conjunct Disjunct. Oblique 4. Movement disjunctdisjunctconjunctconjunctconjunct(/) conjunct(g) disjunct(A) conjunct Motion contrary contrary similar oblique oblique similar contrary contrary Position closeopenclosecloseopenopencloseclose 5. Hidden con Stock Photo

RM2CE124D–. A treatise on harmony, with exercises . 20 HARMONIC PROGRESSIONS 1 W (/) u) w ifi I I a) -^- II- V+ VI- h2 U-s. =E: T-i J 1+ v+ IIII- ^- IV+ 1+ 3. The term movement is applied to the interval betweentwo notes of a melodic progression, while the term motion is ap-plied to two parts moving in relation to one another (§§40, 41). («)11 u Movement % Conjunct Disjunct. Oblique 4. Movement disjunctdisjunctconjunctconjunctconjunct(/) conjunct(g) disjunct(A) conjunct Motion contrary contrary similar oblique oblique similar contrary contrary Position closeopenclosecloseopenopencloseclose 5. Hidden con

. Benjamin Electric Mfg. Co., manufacturers, wireless clusters and lighting specialties. . i oo-E Cat, No. 5162 DIAGRAMS AS THEY APPEAR ON RESPECTIVE REFLECTORS SHOWINGPOSITIONING FEATURE WITH LAMP WATTAGE AND DIS-TRIBUTION. E-EXTENSIVE, T-INTENSIVE t i.r Iricc $2.602.80 6160 Adjustolite, 7 Reflector6162 9 6164 .. 11 4. 3.40 Fixtures 6160-6164 have deep bowl enameled steel reflector detachablnected by means i reliable I k- with a Under which telescopes the sockel shell, and two-piece receptacl Three reflr the pas i; 11111»11 j - med by tin shell. TI suh i^ brought -? by merely loosening tw Stock Photo

RM2CE5DYB–. Benjamin Electric Mfg. Co., manufacturers, wireless clusters and lighting specialties. . i oo-E Cat, No. 5162 DIAGRAMS AS THEY APPEAR ON RESPECTIVE REFLECTORS SHOWINGPOSITIONING FEATURE WITH LAMP WATTAGE AND DIS-TRIBUTION. E-EXTENSIVE, T-INTENSIVE t i.r Iricc $2.602.80 6160 Adjustolite, 7 Reflector6162 9 6164 .. 11 4. 3.40 Fixtures 6160-6164 have deep bowl enameled steel reflector detachablnected by means i reliable I k- with a Under which telescopes the sockel shell, and two-piece receptacl Three reflr the pas i; 11111»11 j - med by tin shell. TI suh i^ brought -? by merely loosening tw

. A companion to Blackie's tropical readers, books I and II : containing suggestions for experiemnts and practical work . Fig. 17.—Simple Leaves illustrating variety in Shapes and Edges 1, Line-like; 2, lance-shaped; 3, elliptic; 4, egg-shaped; 5, egg-shape re-versed; 6, heart-shaped; 7, kidney-shaped; S, heart-shape reversed; 9, wedge-shaped; 10, with winged stalk; 11, arrow shaped; 12, halbert-shaped; 13,awl-shaped; 14, needle-shaped; 15, 16, 17, leaves with deeply divided edges. 40 COMPANION TO TROPICAL READERS (/) Heart-shaped (cordate), e.g. mahoe, corallila (white),edcloe, bleeding heart Stock Photo

RM2CE1070–. A companion to Blackie's tropical readers, books I and II : containing suggestions for experiemnts and practical work . Fig. 17.—Simple Leaves illustrating variety in Shapes and Edges 1, Line-like; 2, lance-shaped; 3, elliptic; 4, egg-shaped; 5, egg-shape re-versed; 6, heart-shaped; 7, kidney-shaped; S, heart-shape reversed; 9, wedge-shaped; 10, with winged stalk; 11, arrow shaped; 12, halbert-shaped; 13,awl-shaped; 14, needle-shaped; 15, 16, 17, leaves with deeply divided edges. 40 COMPANION TO TROPICAL READERS (/) Heart-shaped (cordate), e.g. mahoe, corallila (white),edcloe, bleeding heart

. The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette . oint, andregistered Spreader, which answers the purpose of the separaterose fan and jet. No. 10 holds 6 gallons, throws 25 feet high ... £2 15No. 13 „ 12 „ „ 30 „ ... 3 6 No. 11 „ 16 „ „ 40 „ ... 4 0 No. 12 „ 24 „ „ 45 „ ... 5 0 No. 14 „ 30 „ „ 45 „ ... 5 18 A lari^e assortment of every description of Garden SyringesPail Enginpp, Conservatory Pumps, &c., kept in Stock. No. 1, Plain Syringe, with rose and jet, diameter of barrel,1^ inch, lis 3d.; No. 2, do., diameter of barrel, 1| inch, 12*.;No. 3, do, diameter of barrel, 1| inch, 10s.6d. Rh Stock Photo

RM2CE53KB–. The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette . oint, andregistered Spreader, which answers the purpose of the separaterose fan and jet. No. 10 holds 6 gallons, throws 25 feet high ... £2 15No. 13 „ 12 „ „ 30 „ ... 3 6 No. 11 „ 16 „ „ 40 „ ... 4 0 No. 12 „ 24 „ „ 45 „ ... 5 0 No. 14 „ 30 „ „ 45 „ ... 5 18 A lari^e assortment of every description of Garden SyringesPail Enginpp, Conservatory Pumps, &c., kept in Stock. No. 1, Plain Syringe, with rose and jet, diameter of barrel,1^ inch, lis 3d.; No. 2, do., diameter of barrel, 1| inch, 12*.;No. 3, do, diameter of barrel, 1| inch, 10s.6d. Rh

. General Information Regarding the National Monuments . es. 4 to 9 and W. sees. 3 and 10, T. 16 N., R. 24 E.; sees. 34, 35, 36, T. 17 N., R. 23 E.,sees. 3 to 10,15 to 22, 27 to 33, and W. h sees. 2,11,14, 23, 26, T. 17 N., R. 24 E., Gila and Salt River merid-ian, containing 40.04 square miles, originally created December 8, 1906, boundaries modified as aboveJuly 31,1911. lages. These villages are small, in some cases having merely a few houses, but whatgives them a peculiar interest is that they were built of logs of beautiful fossil wood.* * The prehistoric dwellers of the land selected cy Stock Photo

RM2CE1W14–. General Information Regarding the National Monuments . es. 4 to 9 and W. sees. 3 and 10, T. 16 N., R. 24 E.; sees. 34, 35, 36, T. 17 N., R. 23 E.,sees. 3 to 10,15 to 22, 27 to 33, and W. h sees. 2,11,14, 23, 26, T. 17 N., R. 24 E., Gila and Salt River merid-ian, containing 40.04 square miles, originally created December 8, 1906, boundaries modified as aboveJuly 31,1911. lages. These villages are small, in some cases having merely a few houses, but whatgives them a peculiar interest is that they were built of logs of beautiful fossil wood.* * The prehistoric dwellers of the land selected cy

. Christian herald and signs of our times. 12 Years Cured :IRS. J. E. SINCLAIR.3 Boynton St., Worcester, Hass. 11 Years Cured :flRS. J. L. MONROE,Rutland, Mass. ? o Years Cured:REV. GEO. W. PITCH,Fruitvale, Cat. 10 Years Cured :W. H. WHITCOnB,Poynette, Wis. 10 Years Cured :GEO. BALMAIN,40 Chili Ave.. Rochester. N. Y. TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS WE OFFER A CURE THAT STAYS Our constitutional treatment not only gi^* relihut eradicates the cause of the disease and cures Istay oared. Particulars and hlank lor free ws .nation on application. DR. IIAVKS, Ruflalo, V WE HAVE NO AGENTS. No 1«4-Hiirrpf |VM A Stock Photo

RM2CEENH9–. Christian herald and signs of our times. 12 Years Cured :IRS. J. E. SINCLAIR.3 Boynton St., Worcester, Hass. 11 Years Cured :flRS. J. L. MONROE,Rutland, Mass. ? o Years Cured:REV. GEO. W. PITCH,Fruitvale, Cat. 10 Years Cured :W. H. WHITCOnB,Poynette, Wis. 10 Years Cured :GEO. BALMAIN,40 Chili Ave.. Rochester. N. Y. TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS WE OFFER A CURE THAT STAYS Our constitutional treatment not only gi^* relihut eradicates the cause of the disease and cures Istay oared. Particulars and hlank lor free ws .nation on application. DR. IIAVKS, Ruflalo, V WE HAVE NO AGENTS. No 1«4-Hiirrpf |VM A

. Railway mechanical engineer . Boiler Pressure 198 Lb. Mean Effecffye Pressure- 91.51 Lb. Miles Per Hour- 44 tndfcafed Horsepower. 34 ^4. Boiler Pressure 200 Lb. Mean E-ffecfive Pressure 99 Lb. Miles Per Hour 40 Indicafed Horsepower 5404 Typical Indicator Cards Taken on Road Tests hauling train No. 4, consisting of 11 cars weighing 816tons, at a speed of 50 miles an hour on an ascending gradeof 0.82 per cent developed 3,500 indicated horsepower. Thisis at the rate of one horsepower for each 98.6 lb. weightof the locomotive; moreover the power developed is 15.5 p)ercent greater than the rated Stock Photo

RM2CGT4YR–. Railway mechanical engineer . Boiler Pressure 198 Lb. Mean Effecffye Pressure- 91.51 Lb. Miles Per Hour- 44 tndfcafed Horsepower. 34 ^4. Boiler Pressure 200 Lb. Mean E-ffecfive Pressure 99 Lb. Miles Per Hour 40 Indicafed Horsepower 5404 Typical Indicator Cards Taken on Road Tests hauling train No. 4, consisting of 11 cars weighing 816tons, at a speed of 50 miles an hour on an ascending gradeof 0.82 per cent developed 3,500 indicated horsepower. Thisis at the rate of one horsepower for each 98.6 lb. weightof the locomotive; moreover the power developed is 15.5 p)ercent greater than the rated

. Guide to Italy and Sicily. VILLA ADRIANA. Natural Scale. 1:6,500. 0T020 40 60 80 IC 1. Greek Theatre 2. Nymphaeum ? 3. Entrance to the hundred chambers 4. Aedicula? 5. Small Baths 6. Large Baths 7. Praetorlum 8. Temple of /sis 9. Crypto Porticus 10. Stadium 11. Basilica 12. Oecus Corinthius (Throne Room) 13. Piazza dOro 14. Natatorium ? 15. Biblioteca 16. Sca/a </e; Filosofi 17. Temple of Venus and Diana ? 18. Heliocaminus ? 19. Triclinium (Doric Peristyle) - 20. Po/Vrt 0/ WeH/ 21. Naumachia ? 22. Temple of Ceres ? 23. Z.af/« Theatre ? 24. Temple of Pluto and Proserpine. Pritaneo To face Stock Photo

RM2CENTFX–. Guide to Italy and Sicily. VILLA ADRIANA. Natural Scale. 1:6,500. 0T020 40 60 80 IC 1. Greek Theatre 2. Nymphaeum ? 3. Entrance to the hundred chambers 4. Aedicula? 5. Small Baths 6. Large Baths 7. Praetorlum 8. Temple of /sis 9. Crypto Porticus 10. Stadium 11. Basilica 12. Oecus Corinthius (Throne Room) 13. Piazza dOro 14. Natatorium ? 15. Biblioteca 16. Sca/a </e; Filosofi 17. Temple of Venus and Diana ? 18. Heliocaminus ? 19. Triclinium (Doric Peristyle) - 20. Po/Vrt 0/ WeH/ 21. Naumachia ? 22. Temple of Ceres ? 23. Z.af/« Theatre ? 24. Temple of Pluto and Proserpine. Pritaneo To face

. Here's Jim Brown with a load of summer and fall bargains : fencing, gates, steel posts, ready-roofing and paint . PAGE 22 fttit^Ml^ttllMMUfrtomW^^ raRECT FROM FACTORY I) VS PAY THE FREIGHT No. 832-H Heavy Weight 8 bar 32 inch hog and sheep fence. ttiiWiUWIIfiJikltlltlitlHIfiilNilitlwMy^ No. 832-H ICts. ,-r per 4 ROD Made in 20, 30 and 40 Rod Rolls 20 Rods$6.85 40 Rods$13.70 Heavy Specifications Top wire No. 9, bottom wire No. 10;intermedia e wires, No. 11; stay wires,No. 11, spaced 12 inches anart (16 tothe Rod). All Double Galvanized BasicOpen-Hearth Wire. We pay freight on 30 rods or more Stock Photo

RM2CDM33R–. Here's Jim Brown with a load of summer and fall bargains : fencing, gates, steel posts, ready-roofing and paint . PAGE 22 fttit^Ml^ttllMMUfrtomW^^ raRECT FROM FACTORY I) VS PAY THE FREIGHT No. 832-H Heavy Weight 8 bar 32 inch hog and sheep fence. ttiiWiUWIIfiJikltlltlitlHIfiilNilitlwMy^ No. 832-H ICts. ,-r per 4 ROD Made in 20, 30 and 40 Rod Rolls 20 Rods$6.85 40 Rods$13.70 Heavy Specifications Top wire No. 9, bottom wire No. 10;intermedia e wires, No. 11; stay wires,No. 11, spaced 12 inches anart (16 tothe Rod). All Double Galvanized BasicOpen-Hearth Wire. We pay freight on 30 rods or more

. X-Ray . Oxford CollegeOxford, North Carolina Board of Trustees F. P. Hobgood, PresidentDr. E. T. White, Vice-PresidentThornton Yancey, Secretary and TreasurerGen. B. S. Royster, AttorneyF. W. Hancock Major W. Landis W. Z. Mitchell Z. W. LyonS. W. Parker W, B. Ballou Contents Page Two Lifelong Friends 2 Staff Group 4 Dedication 6, 7 Board of Trustees 9 Faculty 11, 12 Greetings 13 Editorial Staff 14, 15 Mascot 1(3 Honorary Members 18, 19 Senior Class 20-38 Ivy Song 39 Junior Class 40-47 Sophomore Class 48-51 Freshman Class 52-55 Art Class 56, 57 Domestic Science 58 Dramatic Club 59 Commercial Stock Photo

RM2CDXTWF–. X-Ray . Oxford CollegeOxford, North Carolina Board of Trustees F. P. Hobgood, PresidentDr. E. T. White, Vice-PresidentThornton Yancey, Secretary and TreasurerGen. B. S. Royster, AttorneyF. W. Hancock Major W. Landis W. Z. Mitchell Z. W. LyonS. W. Parker W, B. Ballou Contents Page Two Lifelong Friends 2 Staff Group 4 Dedication 6, 7 Board of Trustees 9 Faculty 11, 12 Greetings 13 Editorial Staff 14, 15 Mascot 1(3 Honorary Members 18, 19 Senior Class 20-38 Ivy Song 39 Junior Class 40-47 Sophomore Class 48-51 Freshman Class 52-55 Art Class 56, 57 Domestic Science 58 Dramatic Club 59 Commercial

. X-Ray . MCMXIII Edited and Published by the Students of Oxford CollegeOxford, North Carolina Board of Trustees F. P. Hobgood, PresidentDr. E. T. White, Vice-PresidentThornton Yancey, Secretary and TreasurerGen. B. S. Royster, AttorneyF. W. Hancock Major W. Landis W. Z. Mitchell Z. W. LyonS. W. Parker W, B. Ballou Contents Page Two Lifelong Friends 2 Staff Group 4 Dedication 6, 7 Board of Trustees 9 Faculty 11, 12 Greetings 13 Editorial Staff 14, 15 Mascot 1(3 Honorary Members 18, 19 Senior Class 20-38 Ivy Song 39 Junior Class 40-47 Sophomore Class 48-51 Freshman Class 52-55 Art Class 56, 57 Stock Photo

RM2CDXXN5–. X-Ray . MCMXIII Edited and Published by the Students of Oxford CollegeOxford, North Carolina Board of Trustees F. P. Hobgood, PresidentDr. E. T. White, Vice-PresidentThornton Yancey, Secretary and TreasurerGen. B. S. Royster, AttorneyF. W. Hancock Major W. Landis W. Z. Mitchell Z. W. LyonS. W. Parker W, B. Ballou Contents Page Two Lifelong Friends 2 Staff Group 4 Dedication 6, 7 Board of Trustees 9 Faculty 11, 12 Greetings 13 Editorial Staff 14, 15 Mascot 1(3 Honorary Members 18, 19 Senior Class 20-38 Ivy Song 39 Junior Class 40-47 Sophomore Class 48-51 Freshman Class 52-55 Art Class 56, 57

. Spalding's official cricket guide; with which is incorporated the American cricket annual . 13 11.38 F. Bdttomlev 144 1 133 7 19.00 dinfjton 530 2 325 17 19.11 C. Wood 230 0 190 9 21.11 B. M. R.W^Aver. FI. A. Furness 173 0 112 5 22.40 II. Ilowson 134 2 122 4 30.50 C. B. Wallace 30 0 31 131.00 E. Maule 90 0 83 2 41.50 PHILADELPHIA CUP. Compiled by T. Irving. riip Philadolphia Cup contest sufforod mom in rospoct to abandonedures than in anj otlior period since it has been established. This In-ference was due to the unusual amount of international cricket Bup-^d by the Australians and the Incog Stock Photo

RM2CHDH3H–. Spalding's official cricket guide; with which is incorporated the American cricket annual . 13 11.38 F. Bdttomlev 144 1 133 7 19.00 dinfjton 530 2 325 17 19.11 C. Wood 230 0 190 9 21.11 B. M. R.W^Aver. FI. A. Furness 173 0 112 5 22.40 II. Ilowson 134 2 122 4 30.50 C. B. Wallace 30 0 31 131.00 E. Maule 90 0 83 2 41.50 PHILADELPHIA CUP. Compiled by T. Irving. riip Philadolphia Cup contest sufforod mom in rospoct to abandonedures than in anj otlior period since it has been established. This In-ference was due to the unusual amount of international cricket Bup-^d by the Australians and the Incog

. The Street railway journal . 63 NEW 11, 12, 13 Bench. NEW CARS AT SECOND-HAND PRICE 30 INTERURBANS, V!&T Straight and Combination Some Ney. Motors and Armatures Westinghouse, 3. 12A, 38B, 49, 56, 68CGeneral Electric, 800, 1000, 1200, 52, 54, 57 67, 58, 62, 2000.Lorain, 18, 22, 28, 29, 34.Walker, 30, 35, 50 hp.Stanley, 401, 402. Direct-Connected Units I800kw. 0. E. 25cy.,3ph., 13,500v.425kw„ 225kw., 100 to 800 kw., 500v.500kw 500v Motor Generator. 4 new 40 ft., Immediate Shipment. Belted Generators 75, 90, 100, 150, 200, 400, 500, 800G. E. and Westinghouse. Rail Bonds5000—12—1 terminal, prot Stock Photo

RM2CR84K9–. The Street railway journal . 63 NEW 11, 12, 13 Bench. NEW CARS AT SECOND-HAND PRICE 30 INTERURBANS, V!&T Straight and Combination Some Ney. Motors and Armatures Westinghouse, 3. 12A, 38B, 49, 56, 68CGeneral Electric, 800, 1000, 1200, 52, 54, 57 67, 58, 62, 2000.Lorain, 18, 22, 28, 29, 34.Walker, 30, 35, 50 hp.Stanley, 401, 402. Direct-Connected Units I800kw. 0. E. 25cy.,3ph., 13,500v.425kw„ 225kw., 100 to 800 kw., 500v.500kw 500v Motor Generator. 4 new 40 ft., Immediate Shipment. Belted Generators 75, 90, 100, 150, 200, 400, 500, 800G. E. and Westinghouse. Rail Bonds5000—12—1 terminal, prot

. Electric railway journal . Fig. 7 Fig. 8 Fig. 7—Total taxes and ratio of these to operating expenses.Fig. 8—Paving expense and other imposts and taxes. AT WASHINGTON HEARING July 26, 1919 Electric Railway Journal 183 100908070 c 60 » o 5040 o. 3020100, 455 C CLASS £iAss £VAT£Di f/ 4 <r— zoo o leo^ o z: 140 ^ o5 100 5 60 =o 40 ° 13 20 o 1902 1907Fig. 9 1912 1917 1890 1902Fig. 1907 1912 1917191610 40 °3 Si +-O oz,24 e 20o = 16o oc° 4 ■£ 0. Annual Increase in Net— Capi-talrzaHon expressed^as Yearly CapifalAddifion .1? Q 520 I280124o|200g- c 180=oo 40>S0§ 1902 1907 1912Fig. 11 191115)18 1 Stock Photo

RM2CR96HJ–. Electric railway journal . Fig. 7 Fig. 8 Fig. 7—Total taxes and ratio of these to operating expenses.Fig. 8—Paving expense and other imposts and taxes. AT WASHINGTON HEARING July 26, 1919 Electric Railway Journal 183 100908070 c 60 » o 5040 o. 3020100, 455 C CLASS £iAss £VAT£Di f/ 4 <r— zoo o leo^ o z: 140 ^ o5 100 5 60 =o 40 ° 13 20 o 1902 1907Fig. 9 1912 1917 1890 1902Fig. 1907 1912 1917191610 40 °3 Si +-O oz,24 e 20o = 16o oc° 4 ■£ 0. Annual Increase in Net— Capi-talrzaHon expressed^as Yearly CapifalAddifion .1? Q 520 I280124o|200g- c 180=oo 40>S0§ 1902 1907 1912Fig. 11 191115)18 1

. Breeder and sportsman . 2:30 BOO 2:40 500 3-YEAR-OLD CL SS 500 2-YEAR-OLD CLASS 300 PACING EVENTS. FREE-FOR-ALL 81200 2:14 CLASS lOOO 2:19 SOO 2:30 400 2-YBAR-OLD CLASS 300 DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION No. 6 Purse 1 Mile. All ages. Selling. 5 Furlongs, for 2-vear-olds. 3-4 Mile, All ages. 5-S Mile, All ages. Selling 7-8 Mile. All ages. Selling. 3-4 Mile, for 2-yenr-olds. 11-8 Miles, All ages.For conditions am entry hlanj.5 address tbeSecretaryDont forget that v e endeavor to Eive everyone fair play. Entrance 5 per c The Secretary will he pleased to furnish any tutor niatioo desired. Pur Stock Photo

RM2CHFKAJ–. Breeder and sportsman . 2:30 BOO 2:40 500 3-YEAR-OLD CL SS 500 2-YEAR-OLD CLASS 300 PACING EVENTS. FREE-FOR-ALL 81200 2:14 CLASS lOOO 2:19 SOO 2:30 400 2-YBAR-OLD CLASS 300 DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION No. 6 Purse 1 Mile. All ages. Selling. 5 Furlongs, for 2-vear-olds. 3-4 Mile, All ages. 5-S Mile, All ages. Selling 7-8 Mile. All ages. Selling. 3-4 Mile, for 2-yenr-olds. 11-8 Miles, All ages.For conditions am entry hlanj.5 address tbeSecretaryDont forget that v e endeavor to Eive everyone fair play. Entrance 5 per c The Secretary will he pleased to furnish any tutor niatioo desired. Pur

. Efficient railway operation . Area : Head = 4.40 sq. inWeb = 2.69 Base = 4.76 Total = 11.85 Moment of Inertia . Section Modulus—HeadBase Ratio M. I. to Area . Ratio Sec. Mod. to Area 37.1%22.7%40.2% 100.0%67.618.923.1 5.71 1.59 558 APPENDIX V A. R. B. A. Rail Sections—ContinuedNot Recommended for Approval — 130 lb.. Area : Head = 4.63 sq. in.Web = 3.02 Base ^ 5.06 Total = 12.71 Moment of Inertia . . Section Modulus—Head .Base . Ratio M. I. to Area . Ratio Sec. Mod. to Area . 36.4%23.8%39.8% 100.0% 77.4 20.8 25.66.091.64 APPENDIX V 559 A. R. E. A. Rail Sections — ContinuedNot Recommended for Stock Photo

RM2CGYTR3–. Efficient railway operation . Area : Head = 4.40 sq. inWeb = 2.69 Base = 4.76 Total = 11.85 Moment of Inertia . Section Modulus—HeadBase Ratio M. I. to Area . Ratio Sec. Mod. to Area 37.1%22.7%40.2% 100.0%67.618.923.1 5.71 1.59 558 APPENDIX V A. R. B. A. Rail Sections—ContinuedNot Recommended for Approval — 130 lb.. Area : Head = 4.63 sq. in.Web = 3.02 Base ^ 5.06 Total = 12.71 Moment of Inertia . . Section Modulus—Head .Base . Ratio M. I. to Area . Ratio Sec. Mod. to Area . 36.4%23.8%39.8% 100.0% 77.4 20.8 25.66.091.64 APPENDIX V 559 A. R. E. A. Rail Sections — ContinuedNot Recommended for

. Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger during the years 1873-76 : under the command of Captain George S. Nares, R.N., F.R.S. and Captain Frank Turle Thomson, R.N.. G S BnSy iel 1-10 CALAN01DES P AT A G 0 N I E N S I S , n gen & sp. 11-14 EUCH^TA HESSEl.n.sp. PLATE XXJV. PLATE XXIV. Figs. 1—11. Drepanopus pectinatus, n. gen. and sp. Fig. 1. Female, seen from right side, magnified 40 diameters. Fig. 2. Anterior antenna of female. Fig. 3. Anterior antenna of male. Fi g. 4. Posterior antenna. Fig. 5. Mandible and palp. Fig. 6. Maxilla. Fig. 7. Foot of first pair. Fig Stock Photo

RM2CECT77–. Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger during the years 1873-76 : under the command of Captain George S. Nares, R.N., F.R.S. and Captain Frank Turle Thomson, R.N.. G S BnSy iel 1-10 CALAN01DES P AT A G 0 N I E N S I S , n gen & sp. 11-14 EUCH^TA HESSEl.n.sp. PLATE XXJV. PLATE XXIV. Figs. 1—11. Drepanopus pectinatus, n. gen. and sp. Fig. 1. Female, seen from right side, magnified 40 diameters. Fig. 2. Anterior antenna of female. Fig. 3. Anterior antenna of male. Fi g. 4. Posterior antenna. Fig. 5. Mandible and palp. Fig. 6. Maxilla. Fig. 7. Foot of first pair. Fig

. The street railway review . 7095. -W.4-I ^sf.f.rtt -Front PuhiclVii ) IN Ol«iC ■ E.ax! [ 1 2 3 4 S 6 7,^1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 r^:;^1 17 18 19 20 21 ^jl 22 23 24 26 26 27 28 29 30 31 IAlB ni iQaCis 02©4O 02©40 0204© 1 O^O^ 204 2 4 01 6 CM 8 10 and the time limit is the Stetlnian ilesign. The transferhas been in use but a short time, but is giving satisfac-tion. The passengers readilv understand it as well asthe conductors. HOSKINS GASOLINE MOTOR ATSPRINGFIELD. Experiments have recenth been going on at Spring-field, O.. with a gasoline motor car which is the design ofT. D. Hoskins. Two Stock Photo

RM2CH2B9T–. The street railway review . 7095. -W.4-I ^sf.f.rtt -Front PuhiclVii ) IN Ol«iC ■ E.ax! [ 1 2 3 4 S 6 7,^1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 r^:;^1 17 18 19 20 21 ^jl 22 23 24 26 26 27 28 29 30 31 IAlB ni iQaCis 02©4O 02©40 0204© 1 O^O^ 204 2 4 01 6 CM 8 10 and the time limit is the Stetlnian ilesign. The transferhas been in use but a short time, but is giving satisfac-tion. The passengers readilv understand it as well asthe conductors. HOSKINS GASOLINE MOTOR ATSPRINGFIELD. Experiments have recenth been going on at Spring-field, O.. with a gasoline motor car which is the design ofT. D. Hoskins. Two

. Raleigh County and the western portions of Mercer and Summers counties. levation, 1950 B.; butts, N. 30° W.; faces, N. 60° E.; sectionby Krebs. Ft. In. Coal, gas (with shale roof)....G 9 Slate 0 3 Coal, gas, visible 2 4 Slate 0 9 Coal 1 10 5 11 Rowland Land Company Prospect—No. 278 on Map II. On Spring Branch of Drews Creek, S. 40° W. 2.0 miles from Citie;Eagle Coal; elevation, 1955 B.; butts, N. 35° W.; faces, N. 55° E.; coalmined for local fuel use by Lewis Hunter; section by Krebs. Ft. In. Coal (with dark gray shale roof) 0 8 Shale, dark 0 2 Coal, impure 0 1 Coal, gas 2 4 Shale, gray 0 5 Stock Photo

RM2CEM7R1–. Raleigh County and the western portions of Mercer and Summers counties. levation, 1950 B.; butts, N. 30° W.; faces, N. 60° E.; sectionby Krebs. Ft. In. Coal, gas (with shale roof)....G 9 Slate 0 3 Coal, gas, visible 2 4 Slate 0 9 Coal 1 10 5 11 Rowland Land Company Prospect—No. 278 on Map II. On Spring Branch of Drews Creek, S. 40° W. 2.0 miles from Citie;Eagle Coal; elevation, 1955 B.; butts, N. 35° W.; faces, N. 55° E.; coalmined for local fuel use by Lewis Hunter; section by Krebs. Ft. In. Coal (with dark gray shale roof) 0 8 Shale, dark 0 2 Coal, impure 0 1 Coal, gas 2 4 Shale, gray 0 5

. Electric railway journal . 21 JO 19 18 17Speed - Miles peiFI6.4 Distdnce in Hundred Feet Frs. 5 PIG. 3. CHARACTERISTIC CURVES FOR GE-200 MOTOR. FIG. 4. FRICTION CURVES FOR ASSUMED CONDITION OFTRACK, ETC. FIG. 5. ACCELERATING CURVES SHOWING RELATION OF DISTANCE, TIME AND SPEED, AMPERE-SECONDS AND AMPERE-SQUARED-SECONDS May 8, 1920 Electric Railway Journal 943 Total Time15 14 15 16 17 18 19 to 21 IZ 11 24 25 26 27 28 29 30. One Car Mile Motor 6. E. BOO - 4.40 6ear Ratio Car WeigtJt 41,700 lbs.-Load 7500 lbs Heating Curves Power ■ 9 Runs variable Length 3 4 5 6 Distance in Hundred FeetFIG. 6 Stock Photo

RM2CGX0WE–. Electric railway journal . 21 JO 19 18 17Speed - Miles peiFI6.4 Distdnce in Hundred Feet Frs. 5 PIG. 3. CHARACTERISTIC CURVES FOR GE-200 MOTOR. FIG. 4. FRICTION CURVES FOR ASSUMED CONDITION OFTRACK, ETC. FIG. 5. ACCELERATING CURVES SHOWING RELATION OF DISTANCE, TIME AND SPEED, AMPERE-SECONDS AND AMPERE-SQUARED-SECONDS May 8, 1920 Electric Railway Journal 943 Total Time15 14 15 16 17 18 19 to 21 IZ 11 24 25 26 27 28 29 30. One Car Mile Motor 6. E. BOO - 4.40 6ear Ratio Car WeigtJt 41,700 lbs.-Load 7500 lbs Heating Curves Power ■ 9 Runs variable Length 3 4 5 6 Distance in Hundred FeetFIG. 6

. Roofing Catalog No. 9 . If 1 V ■■ ■ M ■ /f; Fig. 172.si.e. PRICE LIST. No. 1—18-inch Base, 12-inch Drum, 5 feet high $12.75 No. 2—22-inch Base, 15-inch Drum, 6^ feet high 15.00 No. 3—28-inch Base, 21-inch Drum, 8£ feet high 18.00 No. 4—35.inch Base, 29-inch Drum, 11 feet high 22.50 Crating charged for at cost.DISCOUNT per cent. 82 E. E. SOUTHER IRON CO., ST. LOUIS. FINIALS AND WEATHER VANES.. Fig. 134.Height, 4 feet. Price $8.40 Fig. 135.Height, 3 ft. 6 in.Price, $9.60 V M^m^ Stock Photo

RM2CHTRDY–. Roofing Catalog No. 9 . If 1 V ■■ ■ M ■ /f; Fig. 172.si.e. PRICE LIST. No. 1—18-inch Base, 12-inch Drum, 5 feet high $12.75 No. 2—22-inch Base, 15-inch Drum, 6^ feet high 15.00 No. 3—28-inch Base, 21-inch Drum, 8£ feet high 18.00 No. 4—35.inch Base, 29-inch Drum, 11 feet high 22.50 Crating charged for at cost.DISCOUNT per cent. 82 E. E. SOUTHER IRON CO., ST. LOUIS. FINIALS AND WEATHER VANES.. Fig. 134.Height, 4 feet. Price $8.40 Fig. 135.Height, 3 ft. 6 in.Price, $9.60 V M^m^

. Gleanings in bee culture . 15 Wash. W. L. Cox . .10 ..100.. Fair Wash. G. W. B. Saxton. . .... 25 ..25. ... .85. Slow Wash. G. W. York .. 100;. W. Ya. T. K. Massie . .25! . 60. ..50.. .100. .Fair Wis. N. E. France .... Vr. .Fr. .100. ..60.. ... .75. . 75. Wis. E. Hassinger, Jr. . .... 60 . .40. 95. .100.. ... .85. 6.60 . 85. .Fair Wis. H. F. Wilson ?. 75 . 50 . .100. .100. . Slow 498 GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTXTRE August, 1922 A Chance to Save Some Money on SHIPPING CASES 100 Regular Shipping- Cases, 4^4 x 11/2, packed 50 per crate.400 Regular Shipping Cases, 4^4 x 1%, packed 50 per crate.250 Reg Stock Photo

RM2CDM44E–. Gleanings in bee culture . 15 Wash. W. L. Cox . .10 ..100.. Fair Wash. G. W. B. Saxton. . .... 25 ..25. ... .85. Slow Wash. G. W. York .. 100;. W. Ya. T. K. Massie . .25! . 60. ..50.. .100. .Fair Wis. N. E. France .... Vr. .Fr. .100. ..60.. ... .75. . 75. Wis. E. Hassinger, Jr. . .... 60 . .40. 95. .100.. ... .85. 6.60 . 85. .Fair Wis. H. F. Wilson ?. 75 . 50 . .100. .100. . Slow 498 GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTXTRE August, 1922 A Chance to Save Some Money on SHIPPING CASES 100 Regular Shipping- Cases, 4^4 x 11/2, packed 50 per crate.400 Regular Shipping Cases, 4^4 x 1%, packed 50 per crate.250 Reg

. Handwörterbuch der Staatswissenschaften;. 49 4 396 2 824 0,6 23 n 483 2 728 ig,1 6 50 337 8 137 0,4 | 733 231 0,14 1 ? 15 4,i 3-2 27-7 0,1 11 696 405411 626 199375° tiges Afrika : i . . Angaben fehlen ILT. Afrika Algerien Aegypten < lapland Natal TunisUebri; Zusammen I 32 n9 IV. Amerika: Vereinigte Staaten 305 666 Argentinien (1896) 40 788 Bolivia 6641 Brasilien 1.1895) 16320 Chile 1897) ! 15 819 Columbien (1894) ,11003 Handwörterbach der Staatswissenschaften. Zweite Autlage. II.. 82 Telegraphie und Telephonie a) Telegra ph ie L ä 11 d e c Linien km Mexico . . , Peru 1897) . . Venezuela. Stock Photo

RM2CEJAPP–. Handwörterbuch der Staatswissenschaften;. 49 4 396 2 824 0,6 23 n 483 2 728 ig,1 6 50 337 8 137 0,4 | 733 231 0,14 1 ? 15 4,i 3-2 27-7 0,1 11 696 405411 626 199375° tiges Afrika : i . . Angaben fehlen ILT. Afrika Algerien Aegypten < lapland Natal TunisUebri; Zusammen I 32 n9 IV. Amerika: Vereinigte Staaten 305 666 Argentinien (1896) 40 788 Bolivia 6641 Brasilien 1.1895) 16320 Chile 1897) ! 15 819 Columbien (1894) ,11003 Handwörterbach der Staatswissenschaften. Zweite Autlage. II.. 82 Telegraphie und Telephonie a) Telegra ph ie L ä 11 d e c Linien km Mexico . . , Peru 1897) . . Venezuela.

. Electric railway journal . 500250200150100500 IN 1 1 1 1 1Total Passengers Inbound=2398- Total Cars Inhniinrt= 7^*7 —J ■ . 24l65l28l5l I30l36l83l46l24l Number71 36 66 27 37 36 58 24 13 of Cars A.M. RM.6 8 10 12 £ 4 6 8 10 12 £ 4 6 879 11 13579 II 13579. FIG.45 FIG46 2354 39i35l35!l4l32l60! 161 Number69 33 32 35 36 23 50 37 32 of Cars FIG.47 GRAPHICS OF ELECTRIC RAILWAY TRANSPORTATION—PLATE IV Fig. 39—Car-miles per Pull In, i.e., Cars Removed fromService Due to Car DefectsFig. 40—Car-miles per Pull InFig. 41—Average Duration of Service of Trainmen. DallasPig, 42—PLelation of New Men Employed Stock Photo

RM2CH4JF6–. Electric railway journal . 500250200150100500 IN 1 1 1 1 1Total Passengers Inbound=2398- Total Cars Inhniinrt= 7^*7 —J ■ . 24l65l28l5l I30l36l83l46l24l Number71 36 66 27 37 36 58 24 13 of Cars A.M. RM.6 8 10 12 £ 4 6 8 10 12 £ 4 6 879 11 13579 II 13579. FIG.45 FIG46 2354 39i35l35!l4l32l60! 161 Number69 33 32 35 36 23 50 37 32 of Cars FIG.47 GRAPHICS OF ELECTRIC RAILWAY TRANSPORTATION—PLATE IV Fig. 39—Car-miles per Pull In, i.e., Cars Removed fromService Due to Car DefectsFig. 40—Car-miles per Pull InFig. 41—Average Duration of Service of Trainmen. DallasPig, 42—PLelation of New Men Employed

. The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . DREERS RIVERTON SPECIAL Plant Tubs No.Dlam.EachDoz. 1000 10 20 in. $1.90 $21.50 $175.00 20 IS in. 1.60 18..50 150.00 30 16 in. 1.25 14.25 115 00 40 14 in. 1.00 11.2.) 90.00 50 12 in. .75 8 25 65 00 60 10 in. .55 6.00 45.00 70 8 in. .40 4.50 35.00 Manufactured for us e.tcluaively. The best tub ever introduced. The neatest, lightest andcheapest. Painted green, with electric welded hoops. The four largest sizes have drop handles. HENRY A. DREER,=^!J^st?J^iEl-^ 714-716 Chestnut S Stock Photo

RM2CDDB5E–. The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . DREERS RIVERTON SPECIAL Plant Tubs No.Dlam.EachDoz. 1000 10 20 in. $1.90 $21.50 $175.00 20 IS in. 1.60 18..50 150.00 30 16 in. 1.25 14.25 115 00 40 14 in. 1.00 11.2.) 90.00 50 12 in. .75 8 25 65 00 60 10 in. .55 6.00 45.00 70 8 in. .40 4.50 35.00 Manufactured for us e.tcluaively. The best tub ever introduced. The neatest, lightest andcheapest. Painted green, with electric welded hoops. The four largest sizes have drop handles. HENRY A. DREER,=^!J^st?J^iEl-^ 714-716 Chestnut S

. American engineer and railroad journal . followingtable of dimensions: nil. I. I K N I i, CONSOLIDATION LOCOMOTl K.Vtchi I, ipeka and Santa I e Railway I 11, I tl|| U cighl on drivers 191,40(1 lbs ^ eighl on truck wheels 23,2 - eight, total . 214,600 It.- Weighl tentlei load. ,1 , . ... ,110,000 II,. W heel base, total. •■! i ngin, l it ,; » U heel base, driving ...15 ft. 4 in wheel base, total (engine and tender) 54 ft. 2% in 1 -Hi ovi i ill, engine 30 n 89i in Length over .ill. total, engine and tendei 65 ft. 7, in Height, center ,,1 boiler above rails 9 ft. 2 in Keighl ,il stack ab Stock Photo

RM2CRA4W5–. American engineer and railroad journal . followingtable of dimensions: nil. I. I K N I i, CONSOLIDATION LOCOMOTl K.Vtchi I, ipeka and Santa I e Railway I 11, I tl|| U cighl on drivers 191,40(1 lbs ^ eighl on truck wheels 23,2 - eight, total . 214,600 It.- Weighl tentlei load. ,1 , . ... ,110,000 II,. W heel base, total. •■! i ngin, l it ,; » U heel base, driving ...15 ft. 4 in wheel base, total (engine and tender) 54 ft. 2% in 1 -Hi ovi i ill, engine 30 n 89i in Length over .ill. total, engine and tendei 65 ft. 7, in Height, center ,,1 boiler above rails 9 ft. 2 in Keighl ,il stack ab

. The testing of forest seeds during 25 years, 1887-1912 . tus amygdalina I9l0—11 (Crop 1909) 40 84 89 Eucalyptus gigantea 1908—09 (Crop 1904) 46 71 87 » » 1910—11 ( » 1909) 1.0 1.000.000 13 72 85 » globulus 1908—09 ( » 1904) 91 91 94 » » 1908—09 ( » 1907) 69 75 78 . » 1910—11 2.3 434.800 86 94 96 » Gunnii 1908—09 (Crop 1904) . 60 79 80 » » 1910—11 ( » 1909) . 0.6 1.666.700 61 93 94 » Stuartiana 1910—11 0.6 1.666.700 93 96 96 The extraordinary keeping power of the seed is striking. Con-sider, for example, E. amygdalina: seed of the 1904 crop germin-ated 90 % even after 4 years, and the same is Stock Photo

RM2CDXKYX–. The testing of forest seeds during 25 years, 1887-1912 . tus amygdalina I9l0—11 (Crop 1909) 40 84 89 Eucalyptus gigantea 1908—09 (Crop 1904) 46 71 87 » » 1910—11 ( » 1909) 1.0 1.000.000 13 72 85 » globulus 1908—09 ( » 1904) 91 91 94 » » 1908—09 ( » 1907) 69 75 78 . » 1910—11 2.3 434.800 86 94 96 » Gunnii 1908—09 (Crop 1904) . 60 79 80 » » 1910—11 ( » 1909) . 0.6 1.666.700 61 93 94 » Stuartiana 1910—11 0.6 1.666.700 93 96 96 The extraordinary keeping power of the seed is striking. Con-sider, for example, E. amygdalina: seed of the 1904 crop germin-ated 90 % even after 4 years, and the same is

. Railway mechanical engineer . Samples were taken from the tender during each trip andwere later analyzed. The average analysis was as follows: February, 1919 RAILWAY MECHANICAL ENGINEER 73 Analysis of Coal as Fired Eng.No. Volatile Fixed Moisture combustible carbon 7615 10.00 35.02 38.75 7142 10.21 37.36 40.80 E. t . u. perAsh pound coal 16.23 10,184 11.63 11,008 The coal consumption and firing rate are shown below: Coal Consumption Eng.No. TestNo. ri-E 2-W3-W4-E [ Ave. r 1-W 2-E I 3-W I 4-E Totallb. coal fired18.40020,-15020,82019,505 19,79429,45022,10025,85520,930 lAve. 24,584 Averagelb. c Stock Photo

RM2CPPG03–. Railway mechanical engineer . Samples were taken from the tender during each trip andwere later analyzed. The average analysis was as follows: February, 1919 RAILWAY MECHANICAL ENGINEER 73 Analysis of Coal as Fired Eng.No. Volatile Fixed Moisture combustible carbon 7615 10.00 35.02 38.75 7142 10.21 37.36 40.80 E. t . u. perAsh pound coal 16.23 10,184 11.63 11,008 The coal consumption and firing rate are shown below: Coal Consumption Eng.No. TestNo. ri-E 2-W3-W4-E [ Ave. r 1-W 2-E I 3-W I 4-E Totallb. coal fired18.40020,-15020,82019,505 19,79429,45022,10025,85520,930 lAve. 24,584 Averagelb. c

. Webster's calendar, or, The Albany, Columbia, Montgomery, and Washington almanack, for the year of our Lord ... . 74. 7 15 4 45 :-: 2 56 7 14 24 Mo ^ 6 â¢ 4h. morn. 7 iÂ« 4 44 4 12 7 56 2o Tu $ 6 *0TTHllh. morn. 7 16 4 44 5 0 8 38 36 We U a Â© 2h. eve. 7 17 4 43 p 5 50 9 20 27 Th . 32c2 7 20 4 40 a 5 15 11 42 30 E 5 stationary lh. eve. 7 20 4 40 6 3 eve. Before the introduction of anthracite and the baseburner stove, thefelling of wood for the winter store began in this month, and on amild, still day. the measured strokes of the woodmans axe, heard faraway in the thick forest, brought with t Stock Photo

RM2CDD3PW–. Webster's calendar, or, The Albany, Columbia, Montgomery, and Washington almanack, for the year of our Lord ... . 74. 7 15 4 45 :-: 2 56 7 14 24 Mo ^ 6 â¢ 4h. morn. 7 iÂ« 4 44 4 12 7 56 2o Tu $ 6 *0TTHllh. morn. 7 16 4 44 5 0 8 38 36 We U a Â© 2h. eve. 7 17 4 43 p 5 50 9 20 27 Th . 32c2 7 20 4 40 a 5 15 11 42 30 E 5 stationary lh. eve. 7 20 4 40 6 3 eve. Before the introduction of anthracite and the baseburner stove, thefelling of wood for the winter store began in this month, and on amild, still day. the measured strokes of the woodmans axe, heard faraway in the thick forest, brought with t

. Efficient railway operation . Area: Head = 4.04 sq. in.Web = 2.49 Base = 4.29 37.4%23.0%39.6%100.0% Total = 10.82 Moment of Inertia 57.0 Section Modulus—Head 16.7 Base 20.1 Ratio M. I. to Area 5.27 Ratio Sec. Mod. to Area 1.55 APPENDIX V 557 A. R. E. A. Rail Sections — ContinuedSection Recommended for Approval — A. R, A. — 120 lb.. Area : Head = 4.40 sq. inWeb = 2.69 Base = 4.76 Total = 11.85 Moment of Inertia . Section Modulus—HeadBase Ratio M. I. to Area . Ratio Sec. Mod. to Area 37.1%22.7%40.2% 100.0%67.618.923.1 5.71 1.59 558 APPENDIX V A. R. B. A. Rail Sections—ContinuedNot Recommended Stock Photo

RM2CGYW76–. Efficient railway operation . Area: Head = 4.04 sq. in.Web = 2.49 Base = 4.29 37.4%23.0%39.6%100.0% Total = 10.82 Moment of Inertia 57.0 Section Modulus—Head 16.7 Base 20.1 Ratio M. I. to Area 5.27 Ratio Sec. Mod. to Area 1.55 APPENDIX V 557 A. R. E. A. Rail Sections — ContinuedSection Recommended for Approval — A. R, A. — 120 lb.. Area : Head = 4.40 sq. inWeb = 2.69 Base = 4.76 Total = 11.85 Moment of Inertia . Section Modulus—HeadBase Ratio M. I. to Area . Ratio Sec. Mod. to Area 37.1%22.7%40.2% 100.0%67.618.923.1 5.71 1.59 558 APPENDIX V A. R. B. A. Rail Sections—ContinuedNot Recommended

. Railway mechanical engineer . w i 14 m LV. 4. 1, 54 X 11 1MIX M C 5 by 9 m 7, BiS v.. , 5« I,. 5M II. I2M E. ... 6 by 11 ?. 7 8j 11. F ,.... 6Mbyl2 m 9, lli N 0 p .5!40 074 R44 IS s 3i1 l1.4M C.I. T4 I 2 ■•k Ml.S.C. T4 . ..;» U !l ■>■.104 II » C. 5 by 9 . s 24 W D.. 5.4 by 10. 0, !M E 6 by 11 114 IK F 64 by 12 , . lljj 4« Journal Boxes To meet various suggestions for change, and to increaseuniformity of standards, we submit Fig. 4, showing journalboxes C, D, E and F, recommending that they be substitutedfor the present standards. The bottom of dust guard pocket has been made semi-circul Stock Photo

RM2CGXYYH–. Railway mechanical engineer . w i 14 m LV. 4. 1, 54 X 11 1MIX M C 5 by 9 m 7, BiS v.. , 5« I,. 5M II. I2M E. ... 6 by 11 ?. 7 8j 11. F ,.... 6Mbyl2 m 9, lli N 0 p .5!40 074 R44 IS s 3i1 l1.4M C.I. T4 I 2 ■•k Ml.S.C. T4 . ..;» U !l ■>■.104 II » C. 5 by 9 . s 24 W D.. 5.4 by 10. 0, !M E 6 by 11 114 IK F 64 by 12 , . lljj 4« Journal Boxes To meet various suggestions for change, and to increaseuniformity of standards, we submit Fig. 4, showing journalboxes C, D, E and F, recommending that they be substitutedfor the present standards. The bottom of dust guard pocket has been made semi-circul

. The elements of railroad engineering . etic bearing of a line is N 80° 11 E, andan angle of 23° 13 is turned to the right; what is thebearing of the second line ? (652) The magnetic bearing of a line is N 13° 15W, andan angle of 40° 20 is turned to the left; what is the bearingof the second line ? (653) Station. Deflection. Mag. Bearing. Ded. Bearing. 54 + 25 49 + 20 L. 25° 14 S 25° 40 W 44 + 80 L. 10° 47 S 50° 50 W 33 + 77 R. 16° 55 S 61° 45 W 25 + 60 R. 24° 40 S 44° 50 W 16 + 20 L. 15° 35 S 20° 00 W S + 90 R. 10° 15 S 35° 50 W 4 + 40 R. 15° 10 vS 25° 20 W 0 S 10° 15 W SURVEYING. 1301 Calcu Stock Photo

RM2CH0E96–. The elements of railroad engineering . etic bearing of a line is N 80° 11 E, andan angle of 23° 13 is turned to the right; what is thebearing of the second line ? (652) The magnetic bearing of a line is N 13° 15W, andan angle of 40° 20 is turned to the left; what is the bearingof the second line ? (653) Station. Deflection. Mag. Bearing. Ded. Bearing. 54 + 25 49 + 20 L. 25° 14 S 25° 40 W 44 + 80 L. 10° 47 S 50° 50 W 33 + 77 R. 16° 55 S 61° 45 W 25 + 60 R. 24° 40 S 44° 50 W 16 + 20 L. 15° 35 S 20° 00 W S + 90 R. 10° 15 S 35° 50 W 4 + 40 R. 15° 10 vS 25° 20 W 0 S 10° 15 W SURVEYING. 1301 Calcu

. Summer excursion routes & rates . . . ieiglit TrK.n EuBt,wiih Ptt:*teti5er c-tr aliHchrd forconvenience iif wttv pn,Keiigeri>,. 5-05, B. m. EXrRF.SS Passenser Tiuin, En«t,urriving el Nfw York 7, p. lo..iinti Philt.il»lphia H |, m.. ■• - lO.SO, MAIL PjBsf ncer Train, W«it, con-ncclinu 111 Great Bpnd williDayK.vp.18.. Eact au.l We^l.oM Y- Y..V KrielUilrOrtd, ^ . ■ 11.05. EXMiESS Passeneer Tralir WeM,e.inftfcting at Great Bi-iid wiibMail Train Wtst,on N. Y. 4. ErieRailroad • • 3.40, p. Di. EXPRESS. Freight Train.-VVest,i;(innnclinp wiib Ni,;l>t Expren,Eusvojid Wfst, on N. V. ^ E.io R-,i| Stock Photo

RM2CPFRY8–. Summer excursion routes & rates . . . ieiglit TrK.n EuBt,wiih Ptt:*teti5er c-tr aliHchrd forconvenience iif wttv pn,Keiigeri>,. 5-05, B. m. EXrRF.SS Passenser Tiuin, En«t,urriving el Nfw York 7, p. lo..iinti Philt.il»lphia H |, m.. ■• - lO.SO, MAIL PjBsf ncer Train, W«it, con-ncclinu 111 Great Bpnd williDayK.vp.18.. Eact au.l We^l.oM Y- Y..V KrielUilrOrtd, ^ . ■ 11.05. EXMiESS Passeneer Tralir WeM,e.inftfcting at Great Bi-iid wiibMail Train Wtst,on N. Y. 4. ErieRailroad • • 3.40, p. Di. EXPRESS. Freight Train.-VVest,i;(innnclinp wiib Ni,;l>t Expren,Eusvojid Wfst, on N. V. ^ E.io R-,i|

. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1903 1ra sección. Junio 15 de 1903.—Augusto Tarelli y CaDistinguir los artículos comprendidos eilas clases 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17,18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, 28,29,3!, 32, 33,34,38, 39, 40, 42. 43, 46, 47 y 73 marcas >varillas 36, esponjas 58, artículos de cazay pesca 60, cartones y tintas 72, pesas me-didas y balanzas 75, polvos insecticidas,venenos para cueros y hormigas 80.—Defensa 368. y-23-Junio. Acta N° 13.11-4.. Junio 16 do 1903.—L. Thouvenot y Cía. Distinguir tintas de escribir é impren-ta, lacre, goma líquida, betún y similares.C Stock Photo

RM2CERKJP–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1903 1ra sección. Junio 15 de 1903.—Augusto Tarelli y CaDistinguir los artículos comprendidos eilas clases 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17,18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, 28,29,3!, 32, 33,34,38, 39, 40, 42. 43, 46, 47 y 73 marcas >varillas 36, esponjas 58, artículos de cazay pesca 60, cartones y tintas 72, pesas me-didas y balanzas 75, polvos insecticidas,venenos para cueros y hormigas 80.—Defensa 368. y-23-Junio. Acta N° 13.11-4.. Junio 16 do 1903.—L. Thouvenot y Cía. Distinguir tintas de escribir é impren-ta, lacre, goma líquida, betún y similares.C

$. Typical cases of the deterioration of muntz metal (60:40 brass) by selective corrosion. . e ofthe fracture to anaverage depth of0.05 to 0.36 mm.;neither a nor /3have been changedin the central area. Initial: Cu, 59.7;Pb, 0.19; Sn, notdetected; Zn(dif.), 40.11. Attacked portion:Cu, 93.4; Pb,0.06; Sn, trace;Zn, and basicchlorides, etc.(dif.), 6.5. Initial (accordingto specifications):Cu, 59 to 62; Zn,41 to 38; Pb(max.), 0.60. Final: Cu, 75.79;Pb, 0.68; Sn,0.36; Zn, 20.01;Fe, 0.16; S, 0.07;CI, trace. Initial: Cu, 61.7;Pb, 0.2; Fe,trace; Sn, not de-tected; Zn (dif.),38.1. Copper, 60.95; lead,0.1 Stock Photo$

RM2CDFPJK–. Typical cases of the deterioration of muntz metal (60:40 brass) by selective corrosion. . e ofthe fracture to anaverage depth of0.05 to 0.36 mm.;neither a nor /3have been changedin the central area. Initial: Cu, 59.7;Pb, 0.19; Sn, notdetected; Zn(dif.), 40.11. Attacked portion:Cu, 93.4; Pb,0.06; Sn, trace;Zn, and basicchlorides, etc.(dif.), 6.5. Initial (accordingto specifications):Cu, 59 to 62; Zn,41 to 38; Pb(max.), 0.60. Final: Cu, 75.79;Pb, 0.68; Sn,0.36; Zn, 20.01;Fe, 0.16; S, 0.07;CI, trace. Initial: Cu, 61.7;Pb, 0.2; Fe,trace; Sn, not de-tected; Zn (dif.),38.1. Copper, 60.95; lead,0.1

RM2CGPKX6–. Electric railway journal . ay Motors, complete. 5— West. 101 B-2 Armatures, Brand New. 3— West. 93A Armatures. Brand New. 3—West. 93A-2 Armatures, Brand New.12—G. E. 80 Armatures, Brand New. 3— G. E. 87 Armatures, Brand New. 2—G. E. 73-C Armatures, Brand New. 6— G. E. 67 Armatures, Brand New. 18—G. E. 57 Armatures (second hand), two turn. 10—K-6 Controllers. 40—K-11 Controllers. 60—K-2 Controllers. 38—K-10 Controllers. 60—K-2 Controllers. 29—B-29 Controllers. 4— Sets Brill 27G Trucks. 4 6 wheel base. 8— Brill 21-E Trucks, 7 6 and 8 wheel base.12—Dupont Trucks, 7 6 wheel base. 150—Brill Draw

. Book of the Royal blue . D5 36 Army Medical Museum E 5 33 Agricultural Department E 5 38 Botanical Garden E 6 6 Bureau of American Republics D 4 62 Bureau of Engraving and Printing.. E5 21 Carnegie Library, Mt.Vernon Park.. C6 29 Center Market E 5 23 City Hall D6 24 Civil Service Commission D5 41 Coast and Geodetic Survey E 6 18 Columbia Theater D 5 11 Columbian University D4 3 Corcoran Gallery of Art D 4 54 Dnpont Circle C3 1 Executive Mansion, White House.... D4 7 Farragut Park D4 37 Fish Commission E 5 31 Fish Ponds E4 43 Folger Square F 7 10 Franklin Square D4 40 Garfield Circle E 6 44 G Stock Photo

RM2CH280R–. Book of the Royal blue . D5 36 Army Medical Museum E 5 33 Agricultural Department E 5 38 Botanical Garden E 6 6 Bureau of American Republics D 4 62 Bureau of Engraving and Printing.. E5 21 Carnegie Library, Mt.Vernon Park.. C6 29 Center Market E 5 23 City Hall D6 24 Civil Service Commission D5 41 Coast and Geodetic Survey E 6 18 Columbia Theater D 5 11 Columbian University D4 3 Corcoran Gallery of Art D 4 54 Dnpont Circle C3 1 Executive Mansion, White House.... D4 7 Farragut Park D4 37 Fish Commission E 5 31 Fish Ponds E4 43 Folger Square F 7 10 Franklin Square D4 40 Garfield Circle E 6 44 G

. The assassination of Abraham Lincoln . rains, and no train will run within thirty minutes of their time. E. FOSTER, Jr.,jZ. C. PRIEST, { Asst Supts. H. W. CHITTENDEN, General Supt. SYRACUSE TO BUFFALO. Pilot Engine, Leave SYRACUSE 11 20 P. M. Warners 11 -44 Memphis 11-50 Jordan 12-04 A.M. Weedsport 12-16 PORT BYRON 1230 Savannah 12 50 Clyde 1.05 LYONS 1-25 Newark 1 40 •• PALMYRA 2-05 Macedon-, 217 Fairport 2-41 Arrive ROCHESTER 3 10 Leave ROCHESTER 325 •• Cold Water 3-45 •• Chili 3-58 ■ Churchville 4-10 Bergen 4-20 West Bergen 4.30 Byron 4-40 ■■ BATAVIA 5 08 Crofts 525 Corfu 5-40 ■ Alden 5-5 Stock Photo

RM2CH4X02–. The assassination of Abraham Lincoln . rains, and no train will run within thirty minutes of their time. E. FOSTER, Jr.,jZ. C. PRIEST, { Asst Supts. H. W. CHITTENDEN, General Supt. SYRACUSE TO BUFFALO. Pilot Engine, Leave SYRACUSE 11 20 P. M. Warners 11 -44 Memphis 11-50 Jordan 12-04 A.M. Weedsport 12-16 PORT BYRON 1230 Savannah 12 50 Clyde 1.05 LYONS 1-25 Newark 1 40 •• PALMYRA 2-05 Macedon-, 217 Fairport 2-41 Arrive ROCHESTER 3 10 Leave ROCHESTER 325 •• Cold Water 3-45 •• Chili 3-58 ■ Churchville 4-10 Bergen 4-20 West Bergen 4.30 Byron 4-40 ■■ BATAVIA 5 08 Crofts 525 Corfu 5-40 ■ Alden 5-5

. Spalding's official cricket guide; with which is incorporated the American cricket annual . TEAM B—GERMANTOWN (PA.) BRITISH-AMERICAN CRICKET CLUB. Dan. E. Paul, Photo.. RICHARD BAXTER CRICKET CLUB, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Dan. E. Paul, Ihoto. SPALDINGS OFFICIAL CRICKET GUIDE. 23 BATTINGIngs.NO.HS. R.Aver.Belgrave 8 0 75 231 2S.S7 A. Carey 10 3 42 124 17.72 D. Maclenuan 14 1 37 213 16.38 Williams 16 4 28 183 15.25 J. Atwood 16 0 42 206 12.88 C. Eve 15 2 34 159 12.23 R. Williams 14 1 41*157 12.08 W. Barnes 7 2 39 59 11.80 J. Elwin 3 0 23 35 11.67 R. De Sousa 15 0 35 171 11.40 Stevens 1 0 11 1111.00 Stock Photo

RM2CHJ517–. Spalding's official cricket guide; with which is incorporated the American cricket annual . TEAM B—GERMANTOWN (PA.) BRITISH-AMERICAN CRICKET CLUB. Dan. E. Paul, Photo.. RICHARD BAXTER CRICKET CLUB, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Dan. E. Paul, Ihoto. SPALDINGS OFFICIAL CRICKET GUIDE. 23 BATTINGIngs.NO.HS. R.Aver.Belgrave 8 0 75 231 2S.S7 A. Carey 10 3 42 124 17.72 D. Maclenuan 14 1 37 213 16.38 Williams 16 4 28 183 15.25 J. Atwood 16 0 42 206 12.88 C. Eve 15 2 34 159 12.23 R. Williams 14 1 41*157 12.08 W. Barnes 7 2 39 59 11.80 J. Elwin 3 0 23 35 11.67 R. De Sousa 15 0 35 171 11.40 Stevens 1 0 11 1111.00

. Radiometric investigation of water of crystallization, light filters and standard absorption bands . e very sharply 90% a s b-0-4 ^fci b . 80 11 a 1 76 0 60 11 I 1 1 Z£ 50 |f n SM 1 40 J I 3020 n 1 1 l 6/P- 10 1 t ^ t O/ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Fig. 11.—Gelatin (Curve b After Dehydration) 10/t bounded region of great opacity at 6 to 8/x is characteristic of car-bohydrates containing N02 groups. There are absorption bandsat 2.4, 3.0, 3.43, 4.0, 4.6, 4.9, 5.15, 5.5, 6.0, 6.8, 7.3, and 8.1/*. Oleic acid, C17H33COOH.—This substance was examined toobtain a check on previous work done with a rock-salt pr Stock Photo

RM2CRMT7B–. Radiometric investigation of water of crystallization, light filters and standard absorption bands . e very sharply 90% a s b-0-4 ^fci b . 80 11 a 1 76 0 60 11 I 1 1 Z£ 50 |f n SM 1 40 J I 3020 n 1 1 l 6/P- 10 1 t ^ t O/ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Fig. 11.—Gelatin (Curve b After Dehydration) 10/t bounded region of great opacity at 6 to 8/x is characteristic of car-bohydrates containing N02 groups. There are absorption bandsat 2.4, 3.0, 3.43, 4.0, 4.6, 4.9, 5.15, 5.5, 6.0, 6.8, 7.3, and 8.1/*. Oleic acid, C17H33COOH.—This substance was examined toobtain a check on previous work done with a rock-salt pr

. Electric railway journal . hers repaired 32.92 37.08 G. E. 80 armature bearings repaired 32. 00 64.00 D coils rewound 12.07 11.93 Pit jacks repaired 25.38 4.62 Cheatham track magnet rewound 6.79 33.21 62-tooth gear repaired 3. 62 14.38 Type K motor repaired 55.72 24.28 D coils rewound 27.10 12.90 D coils rewound 11.10 12.90 Fare registers overhauled 120.64 55. 36 Fare registers overhauled 298.07 61. 93 Pit jacks overhauled 77.94 72.06 Pos. journal bearings repaired 100.34 49.66 Total $4,762.10 $3,238.40 Materials Reclaimed Half gear eases $188.49 $2,548.51 Axles 41.78 78.22 Axle 21.04 18.96 Stock Photo

RM2CGYJKN–. Electric railway journal . hers repaired 32.92 37.08 G. E. 80 armature bearings repaired 32. 00 64.00 D coils rewound 12.07 11.93 Pit jacks repaired 25.38 4.62 Cheatham track magnet rewound 6.79 33.21 62-tooth gear repaired 3. 62 14.38 Type K motor repaired 55.72 24.28 D coils rewound 27.10 12.90 D coils rewound 11.10 12.90 Fare registers overhauled 120.64 55. 36 Fare registers overhauled 298.07 61. 93 Pit jacks overhauled 77.94 72.06 Pos. journal bearings repaired 100.34 49.66 Total $4,762.10 $3,238.40 Materials Reclaimed Half gear eases $188.49 $2,548.51 Axles 41.78 78.22 Axle 21.04 18.96

. The Street railway journal . 243 h. Pres. C. L. Magee, V. Pres. C. F. Klopfer.Sec.& Treas. Wm. R. Ford, Supt. MiUer EUiot. PITTSFIELD, MASS.—Pittsfleld St. Ry. CO.3% m, 4-8 g, 8c, 40 h. Pres. Jos. Tucker, Sec. TiAllen, Treas. T. A. Oman, Supt. C. P. Upson. 8 PITTSTON, PA.-PlttSton St. Car Co. 1% m, 5-2g, 42 lb r, 2 c, 6 h. Pres. Isaac Everltt, Sec. Eug.W. Mulligan, Treas. M. W. Morris. e PORT HURON, MICH.—Port Huron ElectricRy. Co. 2% m. i-8% g, 27 lb r, 8 c, (3 being motor c),11 h. Van Depoele system; overhead conductor.Pres. Wm. F. Botsford, V. Pres. John F. Talbot,Treas. Chas. A. Ward, Jr Stock Photo

RM2CGP72K–. The Street railway journal . 243 h. Pres. C. L. Magee, V. Pres. C. F. Klopfer.Sec.& Treas. Wm. R. Ford, Supt. MiUer EUiot. PITTSFIELD, MASS.—Pittsfleld St. Ry. CO.3% m, 4-8 g, 8c, 40 h. Pres. Jos. Tucker, Sec. TiAllen, Treas. T. A. Oman, Supt. C. P. Upson. 8 PITTSTON, PA.-PlttSton St. Car Co. 1% m, 5-2g, 42 lb r, 2 c, 6 h. Pres. Isaac Everltt, Sec. Eug.W. Mulligan, Treas. M. W. Morris. e PORT HURON, MICH.—Port Huron ElectricRy. Co. 2% m. i-8% g, 27 lb r, 8 c, (3 being motor c),11 h. Van Depoele system; overhead conductor.Pres. Wm. F. Botsford, V. Pres. John F. Talbot,Treas. Chas. A. Ward, Jr

. Proceedings of the annual convention . .75 51.75 TENDER CAPACITY15,000 GAL WATER5,750 OIL 75 75 75 75 3362.56 6168 6026 59.88 350 WEIGHT OF ENGINE TENDERTOTAL - - AXLE SPACING WHEEL DIAMETER - 33 INCHES 35.0 - - AXLE LOADS - KIPS 370,100310,500 680,600 LB. LOCOMOTIVE NOS. 5322, 5323 , 532487-10^ @ @ @ @@(i) 5-0 5-0 M-e I4-2| -0- 10-10 6-4 6-4 6-ll 36 36 365711 57.11 5711 36 36 36 5711 5711 5711 TENDER CAPACITY17,250 GAL WATER5.650 OIL 43 73 73 73 73 33 33 - 62 40 64.00 64.00 6430 64 00 34.0 34.0 WEIGHT OF ENGINE•■ TENDERTOTAL AXLE NUMBER AXLE SPACINGWHEEL DIAMETER - INCHESAXLE LOADS - KIPS 3 Stock Photo

RM2CGW6MM–. Proceedings of the annual convention . .75 51.75 TENDER CAPACITY15,000 GAL WATER5,750 OIL 75 75 75 75 3362.56 6168 6026 59.88 350 WEIGHT OF ENGINE TENDERTOTAL - - AXLE SPACING WHEEL DIAMETER - 33 INCHES 35.0 - - AXLE LOADS - KIPS 370,100310,500 680,600 LB. LOCOMOTIVE NOS. 5322, 5323 , 532487-10^ @ @ @ @@(i) 5-0 5-0 M-e I4-2| -0- 10-10 6-4 6-4 6-ll 36 36 365711 57.11 5711 36 36 36 5711 5711 5711 TENDER CAPACITY17,250 GAL WATER5.650 OIL 43 73 73 73 73 33 33 - 62 40 64.00 64.00 6430 64 00 34.0 34.0 WEIGHT OF ENGINE•■ TENDERTOTAL AXLE NUMBER AXLE SPACINGWHEEL DIAMETER - INCHESAXLE LOADS - KIPS 3

. Investigation of telephone companies. Letter from the secretary of commerce and labor transmitting, in response to a Senate resolution of May 28, 1908 . hool. 00 Common school.Grade school (g). Grammar school.Common school. Yes Yes $20.00 mo..81 da. Yes (a).... 50 da. Yes: Yes 17.00 mo.3.00 wk. Yes 3.00 wk. Yes Yes 4.50 wk.2.00 wk. Yes Yes Yes (6)....Yes 2.00 wk. 15.00 mo. 20.00 mo. .25 da. Yes(d).... .25 da. Yes .25 da. Yes Yes Yes 15.00 mo. (/)4.00 wk. Yes Yes No .. 5.00 wk..40 da. Yes Yes 20.00 mo..11 hr. Yes Yes (7915.00 mo.10.00 mo. a If they qualify. e Ability to read and write. b Afte Stock Photo

RM2CRXCF4–. Investigation of telephone companies. Letter from the secretary of commerce and labor transmitting, in response to a Senate resolution of May 28, 1908 . hool. 00 Common school.Grade school (g). Grammar school.Common school. Yes Yes $20.00 mo..81 da. Yes (a).... 50 da. Yes: Yes 17.00 mo.3.00 wk. Yes 3.00 wk. Yes Yes 4.50 wk.2.00 wk. Yes Yes Yes (6)....Yes 2.00 wk. 15.00 mo. 20.00 mo. .25 da. Yes(d).... .25 da. Yes .25 da. Yes Yes Yes 15.00 mo. (/)4.00 wk. Yes Yes No .. 5.00 wk..40 da. Yes Yes 20.00 mo..11 hr. Yes Yes (7915.00 mo.10.00 mo. a If they qualify. e Ability to read and write. b Afte

. The Maine central. A journal of travel . Mill... Dexter Corinna Camp Benson .NEWPORT JC--. 82 Bangor Waterville. 6 46t7 0017 05 7 167 33 t7 437 4 8 508 52 11 40 Tm 11 20tl 26 1 36 1 53 12 04 2 10 3 003 05 Bucksport Branch. NOS. OF TRAINS 101 BANGOR Iv Bangor Ex. St EREWER JC South Brewer Orrington South Orrington Bucksport Centre. ■BUCKSPORT ar A.M. 6 56 7 007 077 137 2:7 307 437 65 103 11 60 11 65 12 OS12 1512 2612 3512 50 1 05 106 E107 P.H. 4 404 464 62 4 586 08 5 15 6 286 40 E 107 runs Saturdays only. NOS. OF TRAINS BlOO BUCKSPORT Iv Bucksport Centre3outh Orrington . (Orrington South Brew Stock Photo

RM2CH1TR2–. The Maine central. A journal of travel . Mill... Dexter Corinna Camp Benson .NEWPORT JC--. 82 Bangor Waterville. 6 46t7 0017 05 7 167 33 t7 437 4 8 508 52 11 40 Tm 11 20tl 26 1 36 1 53 12 04 2 10 3 003 05 Bucksport Branch. NOS. OF TRAINS 101 BANGOR Iv Bangor Ex. St EREWER JC South Brewer Orrington South Orrington Bucksport Centre. ■BUCKSPORT ar A.M. 6 56 7 007 077 137 2:7 307 437 65 103 11 60 11 65 12 OS12 1512 2612 3512 50 1 05 106 E107 P.H. 4 404 464 62 4 586 08 5 15 6 286 40 E 107 runs Saturdays only. NOS. OF TRAINS BlOO BUCKSPORT Iv Bucksport Centre3outh Orrington . (Orrington South Brew

. The Street railway journal . 9 m, 5-1 g, 35-52 lb r, 26 c,85h. Pies. Thos. A.Wilson, Sec. Wilbur F. Rose,Treas. & Supt. John Hood. Office 1125 Newton Ave. CANTON, O.—Canton St. Ry. Co. 4% m, 4 g, 28lb r, 11 c, 58 h. Pres. & Treas. G. E. Cook, sec. JohnF. Clark, Supt. O. S. Stanton. Office, 4 E. 7th st. CAPE MAY, N. J.—Cape May & SchellengerLanding Horse R. R. CARTHAGE, MO.— CEDAR RAPIDS, IA.—Cedar Rapids & MarionRy., 13% m, 4-8% g, 22-28-35 lb r, 11 c, 40 h. Pres. W.Greene, V.-Pres. O. T. Richmond, sec. N. B. Con-signy, Treas. C. G. Greene, Supt. Wm. Elson. Office11 N. Second st. CHAMPAIGN, Stock Photo

RM2CGXTCJ–. The Street railway journal . 9 m, 5-1 g, 35-52 lb r, 26 c,85h. Pies. Thos. A.Wilson, Sec. Wilbur F. Rose,Treas. & Supt. John Hood. Office 1125 Newton Ave. CANTON, O.—Canton St. Ry. Co. 4% m, 4 g, 28lb r, 11 c, 58 h. Pres. & Treas. G. E. Cook, sec. JohnF. Clark, Supt. O. S. Stanton. Office, 4 E. 7th st. CAPE MAY, N. J.—Cape May & SchellengerLanding Horse R. R. CARTHAGE, MO.— CEDAR RAPIDS, IA.—Cedar Rapids & MarionRy., 13% m, 4-8% g, 22-28-35 lb r, 11 c, 40 h. Pres. W.Greene, V.-Pres. O. T. Richmond, sec. N. B. Con-signy, Treas. C. G. Greene, Supt. Wm. Elson. Office11 N. Second st. CHAMPAIGN,

. Under the turquoise sky of Colorado .. . Hotel Colorado—Glenwood. The Antlers—Colorado Sprin^^s TOWN POST OFFICE O .J•< NAME OF HOTEL PROPRIETOR ECH 5 11 5 RATES Georgetown.... GeorgetowTi.... 8.T00 Barton J. H. Rose . 100 50 40 25 250 40 250 100 500 150 1.50 100 75 50 30 50 50200 10 100 75 50 50 8 300 100 25 12 25 Jmimim3bl 2bl Ibltown uuu « 20m 40m50ft 6m11m3bl3bl50v9m5bl51)1Ibl7m61)1 $2 per dav.2.50 per day.7 per week.7 per week.2.50 per day.E. 1.00 per day.12 to 15 per week.3.00 per day.4 per day.2.50 up per dav..50tolperday(R).E. 1.00 up per day..50 to 1 per day(R.).50 to 1.00 per da Stock Photo

RM2CH49JG–. Under the turquoise sky of Colorado .. . Hotel Colorado—Glenwood. The Antlers—Colorado Sprin^^s TOWN POST OFFICE O .J•< NAME OF HOTEL PROPRIETOR ECH 5 11 5 RATES Georgetown.... GeorgetowTi.... 8.T00 Barton J. H. Rose . 100 50 40 25 250 40 250 100 500 150 1.50 100 75 50 30 50 50200 10 100 75 50 50 8 300 100 25 12 25 Jmimim3bl 2bl Ibltown uuu « 20m 40m50ft 6m11m3bl3bl50v9m5bl51)1Ibl7m61)1 $2 per dav.2.50 per day.7 per week.7 per week.2.50 per day.E. 1.00 per day.12 to 15 per week.3.00 per day.4 per day.2.50 up per dav..50tolperday(R).E. 1.00 up per day..50 to 1 per day(R.).50 to 1.00 per da

. Brethren's Family Almanac, The (1893) . ¢ 6 4 48 17161514141312 30] 8th Sunday after Trinity. Mark 8. Days length 14 hours 24 min. 23 Sunday 11 24 Mondy 12 25 Tues. 13 26 Wed. 14 27 Thurs. 15 28 Friday 16 29 Sat. 17 Apollmar. Christiana St. James St. Anna Martha Pantaleon Beatrix 9 8 40 12 40 6 4 52 6 4 52 6 6 4 53 6 4 54 11 109 8876 31] 9TH Sunday after Trinity. Luke 16. Days length 14 hours 12 min. 30 Sunday 31 Mondy 18 19 UptonGermanus 55 9 1010 6 ^272E12 Vega souths 9 55Altair souths 11 2 55 56 PHILADELPHIA, PA. IVIOOIMS FÂ»MASES. ELKHART, IND. Last Quarter, 6th, 5 oclock 07 min. E. New Stock Photo

RM2CGX973–. Brethren's Family Almanac, The (1893) . ¢ 6 4 48 17161514141312 30] 8th Sunday after Trinity. Mark 8. Days length 14 hours 24 min. 23 Sunday 11 24 Mondy 12 25 Tues. 13 26 Wed. 14 27 Thurs. 15 28 Friday 16 29 Sat. 17 Apollmar. Christiana St. James St. Anna Martha Pantaleon Beatrix 9 8 40 12 40 6 4 52 6 4 52 6 6 4 53 6 4 54 11 109 8876 31] 9TH Sunday after Trinity. Luke 16. Days length 14 hours 12 min. 30 Sunday 31 Mondy 18 19 UptonGermanus 55 9 1010 6 ^272E12 Vega souths 9 55Altair souths 11 2 55 56 PHILADELPHIA, PA. IVIOOIMS FÂ»MASES. ELKHART, IND. Last Quarter, 6th, 5 oclock 07 min. E. New

. Revised edition of Textile design book. A practical composition for the construction of new designs. Different Pattern for Grenadine Gaze or Tour-anglais. 8For Shafts. Jacquard Work.. Divers Dispositions for Ribbons & Broad Silk Goods. 9 ■ ■< 4 SHai 4 Picks Repeat 1 - ; 1 j * J a » » « « igipiiiiiiii it 11 IS 18 IT 18 19 2ft 21 53 -&L iiiiiiineiii 4 sur 6. Picks Repeat jg •;;• 5« 31 32 3* 34 3j M 4. M 8 Picks Repeat jr 5(1 38 40 4t 4i 4.3 44 45 46 £[ W 4, 5Q 51 52 5 3 54 55 56 51 25 26 4 SIM 12 Ms Repeat 61 si 6: 64 «5 M 6T 68 69 I0 ^ § 43 E 4 Stiaf io Picks Repeat ;5 74 75 16 77 :8 7 Stock Photo

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. The future water supply of San Francisco; a report to the Honorable the secretary of the interior and the Advisory board of engineers of the United States army . o<! Wa Mg s PQQH Pi < :^ O H t4 Q o O o 3 O COQ H O H M «<!U 39 CALAV£/MS /?£S£/?VO//? Copac/fy ane/^rea Plate 8 Contour Area in Copoc/fy £/e/at/on ,hM.ff S60 0.37 ooo S80 11.2 37.70 600 33.7 /83.93 C20 /238 697.67 6d0 26f.0 /95/.70 660 4/8.0 4165.78 680 643.0 7623.41 700 845.0 12474/9 720 1078.0 I8744.30 740 1291.0 26465.S3 760 153/O 35665.93 780 /736.0 46315.58 800 J930.0 58257.40 Cresf of Dam -E/ev 800Max. IA/af-erHe/Q/ Stock Photo

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. The navy list . (Ch.) (I Sh) D. E. G. Wemyss... 12 July 41 R. B. Richardson 14 Feb 41 A. N. Williamson 14 Dec 40 H. A. Stewart, mb, chB (proby) 22 Oct 41 J W.H. Miller 26 May 41 J. S. Hough 3 Apr 40 J. K.T.Frost lOFeb 40 F. C. Penny 28 July 39 J. A. Goodger (act) 20 Nov 40 C. E. Smalley (act) 20 Aug 40 FORECAST FORESIGHT. (Dev.) Commander J. S. C. Salter 14 Jan 41 Tempy. Lieut., j d. B. Fowells 5 Feb 40 uJSW..*. D. Lewis 12 Nov 41 TeSu% Lieut., It- W. Boland, mb, Bch 11 June 41 R.N.V.R. J .n„t ,, Sub-Lieut J.B.Patterson 4 Oct 41 T7utlieut., )d. H. T. Smith - Nov 40 clSulnf ...J..(T) A. J M Stock Photo

RM2CE46XM–. The navy list . (Ch.) (I Sh) D. E. G. Wemyss... 12 July 41 R. B. Richardson 14 Feb 41 A. N. Williamson 14 Dec 40 H. A. Stewart, mb, chB (proby) 22 Oct 41 J W.H. Miller 26 May 41 J. S. Hough 3 Apr 40 J. K.T.Frost lOFeb 40 F. C. Penny 28 July 39 J. A. Goodger (act) 20 Nov 40 C. E. Smalley (act) 20 Aug 40 FORECAST FORESIGHT. (Dev.) Commander J. S. C. Salter 14 Jan 41 Tempy. Lieut., j d. B. Fowells 5 Feb 40 uJSW..*. D. Lewis 12 Nov 41 TeSu% Lieut., It- W. Boland, mb, Bch 11 June 41 R.N.V.R. J .n„t ,, Sub-Lieut J.B.Patterson 4 Oct 41 T7utlieut., )d. H. T. Smith - Nov 40 clSulnf ...J..(T) A. J M

. Reports of explorations and surveys, to ascertain the most practicable and economical route for a railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean . 80.51 .461.301.53 2.051.962.171.82 .231.60 .35 4.302.53.641.83 9.50 a. m..10.30 a. m.11.25 a. m.Sundown . sunrise....10 a. m....12.30 p. in.1.40 p in..2.50 p. m..3.8 p.in... Sundown..Sunrise.... 6 a. m, ... 10 a. in 1 s I 42 t- lisiiiiiiiiiig m m dm oopoino www ao -h r- o t—cocjcw iiisiiiisliii ocoeim (Mm m t o> e» m o> c» 00 33 675.61 677.16 678.72 680.27 681.83 683.15 683.94 685.94 687.92 689.86 692 693.71 699.74703.22 704.08 71 Stock Photo

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