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Jan. 01, 1969 - President Nixon joins musee Grevin wax figures.: President Richard Nixon will be the latest inlate of Musee Grevin, the famous Paris museum of Waxworks. Photo shows Barbieri, the museum's official sculptor, putting a finishing hand to the figure of President Nixon. Stock Photo

RME0Y7Y3–Jan. 01, 1969 - President Nixon joins musee Grevin wax figures.: President Richard Nixon will be the latest inlate of Musee Grevin, the famous Paris museum of Waxworks. Photo shows Barbieri, the museum's official sculptor, putting a finishing hand to the figure of President Nixon.

Flight crew of the Australian Army Co-operation Squadron scramble to their American Tomahawk fighters during General Rommel's attempts to take Tobruk inlate November 1941, during the North African campign of the second World War. Stock Photo

RM2TBHRTR–Flight crew of the Australian Army Co-operation Squadron scramble to their American Tomahawk fighters during General Rommel's attempts to take Tobruk inlate November 1941, during the North African campign of the second World War.

Trees on a ridge inlate afternoon with threatening sky. Kimberley, Western Australia Stock Photo

RFPRD450–Trees on a ridge inlate afternoon with threatening sky. Kimberley, Western Australia

09-21-2022 Warsaw, Poland. - good sunny day inlate September. People walking and enjoying in downtown Stock Photo

RF2K64F4J–09-21-2022 Warsaw, Poland. - good sunny day inlate September. People walking and enjoying in downtown

. Handbook of ornament; a grammar of art, industrial and architectural designing in all its branches, for practical as well as theoretical use. ascribed to the 17thcentury; while Rummers with an independent middle-piece are theproduct of the 18th century. All three forms have been revived inlate years. The colour of the Rummer is green or yellowish-brown;for aesthetic reasons, and not because it was impossible to manufactureclear glass. The middle-piece is often divided from the cup by a ribbedband and ornamented with bosses. In later times the cup was decoratedwith cut or painted ornament (fi Stock Photo

RM2AG2RAH–. Handbook of ornament; a grammar of art, industrial and architectural designing in all its branches, for practical as well as theoretical use. ascribed to the 17thcentury; while Rummers with an independent middle-piece are theproduct of the 18th century. All three forms have been revived inlate years. The colour of the Rummer is green or yellowish-brown;for aesthetic reasons, and not because it was impossible to manufactureclear glass. The middle-piece is often divided from the cup by a ribbedband and ornamented with bosses. In later times the cup was decoratedwith cut or painted ornament (fi

One of the first of the seasons wild flowers, the Snowdrop starts to bloom inlate winter. They are hardy perennials that flower in very cold condition Stock Photo

RM2HTP2DK–One of the first of the seasons wild flowers, the Snowdrop starts to bloom inlate winter. They are hardy perennials that flower in very cold condition

(150515) -- JERUSALEM, May 15, 2015 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (C) addresses the first cabinet meeting of the Israel s 34th government at the Prime Minister s office in Jerusalem, on May 15, 2015. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s right-wing new coalition government was sworn in late Thursday night, after the parliament approved it by a razor-thin 61-59 majority. /Yonatan Sindel) MIDEAST-JERUSALEM-ISRAEL-34TH GOV T-FIRST CABINET MEETING JINI PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Jerusalem May 15 2015 Israeli Prime Ministers Benjamin Netanyahu C addresses The First Cabinet Meetin Stock Photo

RM2RN4B27–(150515) -- JERUSALEM, May 15, 2015 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (C) addresses the first cabinet meeting of the Israel s 34th government at the Prime Minister s office in Jerusalem, on May 15, 2015. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s right-wing new coalition government was sworn in late Thursday night, after the parliament approved it by a razor-thin 61-59 majority. /Yonatan Sindel) MIDEAST-JERUSALEM-ISRAEL-34TH GOV T-FIRST CABINET MEETING JINI PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Jerusalem May 15 2015 Israeli Prime Ministers Benjamin Netanyahu C addresses The First Cabinet Meetin

RFBBFKXX–Filling a Hot Air Balloon

A red balloon, inflated with helium. Stock Photo

RFB0TMXJ–A red balloon, inflated with helium.

The nation . n the Justice Departmentand was buried without even anecho. An alternative was suggested inlate March by the McClellan Com-mittee of the Senate, which foundthat crime syndicates were extend-ing their sway across the nation andwere threatening to dominate theentire economy through their in-filtration of labor unions and busi-ness enterprises. The Democraticmajority on the committee urgedthe formation of a National Advis-ory Commission on Interstate Crime,with power to subpoena witnessesand hold hearings. The commissionwould be a permanent KefauverCommittee, its purpose to keep con- Stock Photo

RM2AWG2K1–The nation . n the Justice Departmentand was buried without even anecho. An alternative was suggested inlate March by the McClellan Com-mittee of the Senate, which foundthat crime syndicates were extend-ing their sway across the nation andwere threatening to dominate theentire economy through their in-filtration of labor unions and busi-ness enterprises. The Democraticmajority on the committee urgedthe formation of a National Advis-ory Commission on Interstate Crime,with power to subpoena witnessesand hold hearings. The commissionwould be a permanent KefauverCommittee, its purpose to keep con-

RM2HTP2DW–One of the first of the seasons wild flowers, the Snowdrop starts to bloom inlate winter. They are hardy perennials that flower in very cold condition

(150515) -- JERUSALEM, May 15, 2015 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (C) arrives for the first cabinet meeting of the Israel s 34th government at the Prime Minister s office in Jerusalem, on May 15, 2015. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s right-wing new coalition government was sworn in late Thursday night, after the parliament approved it by a razor-thin 61-59 majority. JINI/) (lrz) MIDEAST-JERUSALEM-ISRAEL-34TH GOV T-FIRST CABINET MEETING YonatanxSindel PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Jerusalem May 15 2015 Israeli Prime Ministers Benjamin Netanyahu C arrives for The First Cabi Stock Photo

RM2RN4B34–(150515) -- JERUSALEM, May 15, 2015 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (C) arrives for the first cabinet meeting of the Israel s 34th government at the Prime Minister s office in Jerusalem, on May 15, 2015. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s right-wing new coalition government was sworn in late Thursday night, after the parliament approved it by a razor-thin 61-59 majority. JINI/) (lrz) MIDEAST-JERUSALEM-ISRAEL-34TH GOV T-FIRST CABINET MEETING YonatanxSindel PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Jerusalem May 15 2015 Israeli Prime Ministers Benjamin Netanyahu C arrives for The First Cabi

RM2HTP2EP–One of the first of the seasons wild flowers, the Snowdrop starts to bloom inlate winter. They are hardy perennials that flower in very cold condition

Monuments of the early church . ont and is employed with somewhatless delicacy for all the borders. The vine springs from a vaseguarded by two lions and is continued on the upper frieze;it is gracefully enlivened by all sorts of birds and beasts. Inthe midst of it is the monogram of MAXIMIANOS EP(iscopos)—a form of puzzle which was especially popular inthat age. The five figures in front represent the Baptist andthe four Evangelists. In the conventionality of the drapery,and in a certain exaggeration of the attitudes, we have a sug-gestion of the traits which were to become so prominent inlate Stock Photo

RM2AJ8XNG–Monuments of the early church . ont and is employed with somewhatless delicacy for all the borders. The vine springs from a vaseguarded by two lions and is continued on the upper frieze;it is gracefully enlivened by all sorts of birds and beasts. Inthe midst of it is the monogram of MAXIMIANOS EP(iscopos)—a form of puzzle which was especially popular inthat age. The five figures in front represent the Baptist andthe four Evangelists. In the conventionality of the drapery,and in a certain exaggeration of the attitudes, we have a sug-gestion of the traits which were to become so prominent inlate

(150515) -- JERUSALEM, May 15, 2015 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (2nd R) addresses the first cabinet meeting of the Israel s 34th government at the Prime Minister s office in Jerusalem, on May 15, 2015. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s right-wing new coalition government was sworn in late Thursday night, after the parliament approved it by a razor-thin 61-59 majority. JINI/) (lrz) MIDEAST-JERUSALEM-ISRAEL-34TH GOV T-FIRST CABINET MEETING YonatanxSindel PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Jerusalem May 15 2015 Israeli Prime Ministers Benjamin Netanyahu 2nd r addresses The First Stock Photo

RM2RN4B2M–(150515) -- JERUSALEM, May 15, 2015 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (2nd R) addresses the first cabinet meeting of the Israel s 34th government at the Prime Minister s office in Jerusalem, on May 15, 2015. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s right-wing new coalition government was sworn in late Thursday night, after the parliament approved it by a razor-thin 61-59 majority. JINI/) (lrz) MIDEAST-JERUSALEM-ISRAEL-34TH GOV T-FIRST CABINET MEETING YonatanxSindel PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Jerusalem May 15 2015 Israeli Prime Ministers Benjamin Netanyahu 2nd r addresses The First

Elements of animal physiology, chiefly human . ubstance of the muscular fibre. The liquid, if squeezed out of thefibre, will coagulate spontaneously; after a time it again liquifies,the body becoming soft and flaccid. If the rigor inortis sets insoon after death, it usually lasts but a short time; if it sets inlate, it usually lasts much longer. 145. Nervous Tissue, or Neurine, comprises two essen-tially distinct kinds of structure, viz. :—the fibrous, andthe ganglionic vesicular or cellular. The former arethe essential components of the nerves, and the interiorof the brain, the latter of the Stock Photo

RM2AKFBM4–Elements of animal physiology, chiefly human . ubstance of the muscular fibre. The liquid, if squeezed out of thefibre, will coagulate spontaneously; after a time it again liquifies,the body becoming soft and flaccid. If the rigor inortis sets insoon after death, it usually lasts but a short time; if it sets inlate, it usually lasts much longer. 145. Nervous Tissue, or Neurine, comprises two essen-tially distinct kinds of structure, viz. :—the fibrous, andthe ganglionic vesicular or cellular. The former arethe essential components of the nerves, and the interiorof the brain, the latter of the

RM2RN4B23–(150515) -- JERUSALEM, May 15, 2015 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (2nd R) addresses the first cabinet meeting of the Israel s 34th government at the Prime Minister s office in Jerusalem, on May 15, 2015. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s right-wing new coalition government was sworn in late Thursday night, after the parliament approved it by a razor-thin 61-59 majority. JINI/) (lrz) MIDEAST-JERUSALEM-ISRAEL-34TH GOV T-FIRST CABINET MEETING YonatanxSindel PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Jerusalem May 15 2015 Israeli Prime Ministers Benjamin Netanyahu 2nd r addresses The First

Annual Report of the Secretary of the Interior for the year ended June 30, 1897 . etween these are smaller places of everypossible altitude. The climate of the lower altitudes is found most beneficial inlate as well as incipient lung disease, chronic rheumatism, chronic bronchitis,malarial poisoning, and the feeble and aged who can not bear cold, and also thosewho have heart and nervous troubles. The higher altitudes are desirable jn those whose nervous systems are normal andwho are free from rapid pulse and have no tendency to hemorrhage; and usuallyasthma is best suited in a medium altitude, Stock Photo

RM2AKJWEX–Annual Report of the Secretary of the Interior for the year ended June 30, 1897 . etween these are smaller places of everypossible altitude. The climate of the lower altitudes is found most beneficial inlate as well as incipient lung disease, chronic rheumatism, chronic bronchitis,malarial poisoning, and the feeble and aged who can not bear cold, and also thosewho have heart and nervous troubles. The higher altitudes are desirable jn those whose nervous systems are normal andwho are free from rapid pulse and have no tendency to hemorrhage; and usuallyasthma is best suited in a medium altitude,

(150515) -- JERUSALEM, May 15, 2015 -- Incoming Israeli Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon (R) arrives for the first cabinet meeting of the Israel s 34th government at the Prime Minister s office in Jerusalem, on May 15, 2015. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s right-wing new coalition government was sworn in late Thursday night, after the parliament approved it by a razor-thin 61-59 majority. /Yonatan Sindel) MIDEAST-JERUSALEM-ISRAEL-34TH GOV T-FIRST CABINET MEETING JINI PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Jerusalem May 15 2015 Incoming Israeli Finance Ministers Moshe Kahlon r arrives for The First Stock Photo

RM2RN4B30–(150515) -- JERUSALEM, May 15, 2015 -- Incoming Israeli Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon (R) arrives for the first cabinet meeting of the Israel s 34th government at the Prime Minister s office in Jerusalem, on May 15, 2015. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s right-wing new coalition government was sworn in late Thursday night, after the parliament approved it by a razor-thin 61-59 majority. /Yonatan Sindel) MIDEAST-JERUSALEM-ISRAEL-34TH GOV T-FIRST CABINET MEETING JINI PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Jerusalem May 15 2015 Incoming Israeli Finance Ministers Moshe Kahlon r arrives for The First

An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . 53. Shobdon Church, Herefordshire, c. 1150.Shewing very rich Norman Sculpture.. the-East, Oxford, c. 1150. square blocks at intervals, carrying the beam on flat 68 NORMAN VAULTS. stones which support the roof, or with small arcs be-tween them, or merely rude triangles, like the sup-posed Saxon arches; and these are sometimes con-tinued in late work, as at Iffley, hut in general, inlate work the corbels are carved, and the small arcsmore or less enriched. The earliest Norman Vaults are quite plain, and ofthe barrel form, as in the chapel of Stock Photo

RM2AN6AR8–An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . 53. Shobdon Church, Herefordshire, c. 1150.Shewing very rich Norman Sculpture.. the-East, Oxford, c. 1150. square blocks at intervals, carrying the beam on flat 68 NORMAN VAULTS. stones which support the roof, or with small arcs be-tween them, or merely rude triangles, like the sup-posed Saxon arches; and these are sometimes con-tinued in late work, as at Iffley, hut in general, inlate work the corbels are carved, and the small arcsmore or less enriched. The earliest Norman Vaults are quite plain, and ofthe barrel form, as in the chapel of

(150515) -- JERUSALEM, May 15, 2015 -- Incoming Israeli Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked (L) and incoming Israeli Education Minister Naftali Bennett arrive for the first cabinet meeting of the Israel s 34th government at the Prime Minister s office in Jerusalem, on May 15, 2015. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s right-wing new coalition government was sworn in late Thursday night, after the parliament approved it by a razor-thin 61-59 majority. /Yonatan Sindel) MIDEAST-JERUSALEM-ISRAEL-34TH GOV T-FIRST CABINET MEETING JINI PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Jerusalem May 15 2015 Incoming Israeli Stock Photo

RM2RN4B2X–(150515) -- JERUSALEM, May 15, 2015 -- Incoming Israeli Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked (L) and incoming Israeli Education Minister Naftali Bennett arrive for the first cabinet meeting of the Israel s 34th government at the Prime Minister s office in Jerusalem, on May 15, 2015. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s right-wing new coalition government was sworn in late Thursday night, after the parliament approved it by a razor-thin 61-59 majority. /Yonatan Sindel) MIDEAST-JERUSALEM-ISRAEL-34TH GOV T-FIRST CABINET MEETING JINI PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Jerusalem May 15 2015 Incoming Israeli

An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . SO. Ely Cathedral, c. 1190.Pear-shaped Moulding, is a very favourite orna-ment throughout the style;it occurs on the abacus ofthe capitals in the chapelof the White Tower, Lon-don, and at Herringfleet,Suffolk, and it seems tohave been the forerunnerof the tooth - ornament.The pointed boutell, orpear-shaped moulding(50),is generally a mark thatthe work is late, and ap-proaching tothe transition.The billet (51,52) is used inthe early partof Peterbo-rough, but dis-continued inthe later work,and does notoften occur inlate work. The jbeak-head, Stock Photo

RM2AN6AYB–An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . SO. Ely Cathedral, c. 1190.Pear-shaped Moulding, is a very favourite orna-ment throughout the style;it occurs on the abacus ofthe capitals in the chapelof the White Tower, Lon-don, and at Herringfleet,Suffolk, and it seems tohave been the forerunnerof the tooth - ornament.The pointed boutell, orpear-shaped moulding(50),is generally a mark thatthe work is late, and ap-proaching tothe transition.The billet (51,52) is used inthe early partof Peterbo-rough, but dis-continued inthe later work,and does notoften occur inlate work. The jbeak-head,

An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . the-East, Oxford, c. 1150. square blocks at intervals, carrying the beam on flat 68 NORMAN VAULTS. stones which support the roof, or with small arcs be-tween them, or merely rude triangles, like the sup-posed Saxon arches; and these are sometimes con-tinued in late work, as at Iffley, hut in general, inlate work the corbels are carved, and the small arcsmore or less enriched. The earliest Norman Vaults are quite plain, and ofthe barrel form, as in the chapel of the White Tower,London. In the next stage they have flat transversearches only; Stock Photo

RM2AN6AHD–An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . the-East, Oxford, c. 1150. square blocks at intervals, carrying the beam on flat 68 NORMAN VAULTS. stones which support the roof, or with small arcs be-tween them, or merely rude triangles, like the sup-posed Saxon arches; and these are sometimes con-tinued in late work, as at Iffley, hut in general, inlate work the corbels are carved, and the small arcsmore or less enriched. The earliest Norman Vaults are quite plain, and ofthe barrel form, as in the chapel of the White Tower,London. In the next stage they have flat transversearches only;

Manual of vegetable-garden insects . , pointed in front withthe posterior end of thebody obliquely truncate. Themouth is provided with a pairof black, curved hooks with which the maggot is able to raspoff portions of the tissue of the root (Fig. 105). When mature, the greater number of the larvse desert theroots and in the surrounding soil trans-form to puparia. The puparium (Fig.106) is about ^ inch in length, lightbrownish in color and in shape re-sembles somewhat a grain of wheat.From these puparia there emerges inlate August a second brood of flies.The insects hibernate as pupariain the so Stock Photo

RM2AJ03BH–Manual of vegetable-garden insects . , pointed in front withthe posterior end of thebody obliquely truncate. Themouth is provided with a pairof black, curved hooks with which the maggot is able to raspoff portions of the tissue of the root (Fig. 105). When mature, the greater number of the larvse desert theroots and in the surrounding soil trans-form to puparia. The puparium (Fig.106) is about ^ inch in length, lightbrownish in color and in shape re-sembles somewhat a grain of wheat.From these puparia there emerges inlate August a second brood of flies.The insects hibernate as pupariain the so

AWLivingston's Sons seed annual . oliageand support the largest salmon tinted flowers we have seen. Each, 40c. FRANCOIS CROZY—Plant of vigorous growth, foliage green, spikes num-erous, flowers great, petals large, roundish, color a beautiful vivid orange,edged With bright yellow. Each, 40c. —=^ DAHLIAS—- The Dalian is one of the showiest of our autumn flowers. Commencing toflower in August, they are in a perfect blaze of bloom until stopped by frost inlate autumn. The i<rrrs Sinoi.E and PoNPON varieties are especially line forcut flowers. We know of nothing more showy for table decoration Stock Photo

RM2AX0FD9–AWLivingston's Sons seed annual . oliageand support the largest salmon tinted flowers we have seen. Each, 40c. FRANCOIS CROZY—Plant of vigorous growth, foliage green, spikes num-erous, flowers great, petals large, roundish, color a beautiful vivid orange,edged With bright yellow. Each, 40c. —=^ DAHLIAS—- The Dalian is one of the showiest of our autumn flowers. Commencing toflower in August, they are in a perfect blaze of bloom until stopped by frost inlate autumn. The i<rrrs Sinoi.E and PoNPON varieties are especially line forcut flowers. We know of nothing more showy for table decoration

CMHobbs & Sons . Weigela rosea H. variegated-leaved. Foliage finely markedwith light yellow; flowers purple and double. Hibiscus Tree form in above varieties. Hamamelis. Hamamelis virginiana (Witch Hazel). Hasa wealth of delicate yellow flowers appearing inlate fall. Exceptionally beautiful atthe edge of a wood or along woodlandpaths. Hydrangea Hydrangea arboreseens (SnowballHydrangea). Has the appearanceof a low-growing snowball with itslarge clusters of white flowers. Par-ticularly desirable on account of com-ing into bloom before the H. panicu-lata. Its blooming period is fromearly June unt Stock Photo

RM2AWGHA1–CMHobbs & Sons . Weigela rosea H. variegated-leaved. Foliage finely markedwith light yellow; flowers purple and double. Hibiscus Tree form in above varieties. Hamamelis. Hamamelis virginiana (Witch Hazel). Hasa wealth of delicate yellow flowers appearing inlate fall. Exceptionally beautiful atthe edge of a wood or along woodlandpaths. Hydrangea Hydrangea arboreseens (SnowballHydrangea). Has the appearanceof a low-growing snowball with itslarge clusters of white flowers. Par-ticularly desirable on account of com-ing into bloom before the H. panicu-lata. Its blooming period is fromearly June unt

. Elementary principles of agriculture; a text book for the common schools. ll. It is never advisable to attempt seeding alfalfa on foul land. Alfalfaseed retain their vitality foryears. The seed bed shouldbe mellow and well settled be-fore the seed are sown. Inmost sections, sowing seed inlate summer or early fall ispreferred to spring seeding. Itis usual to plant about 10 to20 pounds of seed per acre. 434. Southern Clovers.There are two classes of cloverscommon in the humid regionsof the South. Lespedeza orJapan clover is a summer grow-ing species, and is an import-ant hay crop in portions o Stock Photo

RM2AG4REE–. Elementary principles of agriculture; a text book for the common schools. ll. It is never advisable to attempt seeding alfalfa on foul land. Alfalfaseed retain their vitality foryears. The seed bed shouldbe mellow and well settled be-fore the seed are sown. Inmost sections, sowing seed inlate summer or early fall ispreferred to spring seeding. Itis usual to plant about 10 to20 pounds of seed per acre. 434. Southern Clovers.There are two classes of cloverscommon in the humid regionsof the South. Lespedeza orJapan clover is a summer grow-ing species, and is an import-ant hay crop in portions o

. Henderson's wholesale catalogue for market gardeners and florists : spring 1919 edition. olor under trying conditions. It is two weeks earlierthan the old Refugee, and is largely grown as an early spring crop, and again inlate fall, at which season it does remarkably well Stringless Green Pod, Burpees. Very early, productive, and a good shipper.White Marrow. A popular shell Bean; seeds ivory-white. (Crop failure.) Large White Kidney. A green-podded shell variety. Useful in the green stage whenpicked young and admirable as a shell bean. (Crop failure) PRICES.025., and X lbs. de-livered free, Stock Photo

RM2AG084M–. Henderson's wholesale catalogue for market gardeners and florists : spring 1919 edition. olor under trying conditions. It is two weeks earlierthan the old Refugee, and is largely grown as an early spring crop, and again inlate fall, at which season it does remarkably well Stringless Green Pod, Burpees. Very early, productive, and a good shipper.White Marrow. A popular shell Bean; seeds ivory-white. (Crop failure.) Large White Kidney. A green-podded shell variety. Useful in the green stage whenpicked young and admirable as a shell bean. (Crop failure) PRICES.025., and X lbs. de-livered free,

Imperial Valley settlers' crop manual . he frost aregrown with some difficulty. A spring crop of bush beans planted inlate March will often produce a fair crop before being killed by theheat of June or July. A fall crop planted in early September willoften yield satisfactorily, provided the frosts are late. Beans plantedin spring will sometimes live through the summer and produce well Bulletin 210. IMPERIAL VALLEY SETTLERS CROP MANUAL. 175 in the fall, although fall planted beans give the best results. In gen-eral, the crop is uncertain and is grown chiefly for home use and localmarkets. For s Stock Photo

RM2AKM7YH–Imperial Valley settlers' crop manual . he frost aregrown with some difficulty. A spring crop of bush beans planted inlate March will often produce a fair crop before being killed by theheat of June or July. A fall crop planted in early September willoften yield satisfactorily, provided the frosts are late. Beans plantedin spring will sometimes live through the summer and produce well Bulletin 210. IMPERIAL VALLEY SETTLERS CROP MANUAL. 175 in the fall, although fall planted beans give the best results. In gen-eral, the crop is uncertain and is grown chiefly for home use and localmarkets. For s

The tree book : A popular guide to a knowledge of the trees of North America and to their uses and cultivation . avy margined, and spiny tipped above the middle, 2 to 5inches long, dark green above, paler beneath, brownish yellow inlate winter, falling when new leaves appear. Flowers in March,April; staminate in hairy catkins; pistillate 3 to 5-flowered onlong spikes with bright red stigmas. Acorns annual, brown,stalked, pointed, 1 inch long, in thin cup with tapering base andsmall, closely appressed scales; nut sweet, J to § of it embraced bythe cup. Prejerred habitat, dry sandy soil near the Stock Photo

RM2AJMGK1–The tree book : A popular guide to a knowledge of the trees of North America and to their uses and cultivation . avy margined, and spiny tipped above the middle, 2 to 5inches long, dark green above, paler beneath, brownish yellow inlate winter, falling when new leaves appear. Flowers in March,April; staminate in hairy catkins; pistillate 3 to 5-flowered onlong spikes with bright red stigmas. Acorns annual, brown,stalked, pointed, 1 inch long, in thin cup with tapering base andsmall, closely appressed scales; nut sweet, J to § of it embraced bythe cup. Prejerred habitat, dry sandy soil near the

Autumn bulb catalogue : 1900 . ne slijipc Maidens Blush, .clegant loug-shniHNl.clear white flower: the iwtnls. which arepolnlcil (inil i-lcgnntl.v refle.ved. are bcau-ltiluUv miirglnednnd penciled on theedpt*withbright pink ! Elegans. . grand Tulip, ver.v showy, rlclil(ri:nsnns(jrlct. large tlower. pointed petals White Swan. A grand pure white Inte-lloHcrlng Tnllp : just what is wanted forrontrasling with flie n-ils. vellows andpurples, which In n-toforo pndondnntcd Inlate Tulips. •• White Sw;in grows about12 Inches high, n strong liiMltliy grower,with broad leaves; the floHcrs are extra!Inr Stock Photo

RM2ANF6J6–Autumn bulb catalogue : 1900 . ne slijipc Maidens Blush, .clegant loug-shniHNl.clear white flower: the iwtnls. which arepolnlcil (inil i-lcgnntl.v refle.ved. are bcau-ltiluUv miirglnednnd penciled on theedpt*withbright pink ! Elegans. . grand Tulip, ver.v showy, rlclil(ri:nsnns(jrlct. large tlower. pointed petals White Swan. A grand pure white Inte-lloHcrlng Tnllp : just what is wanted forrontrasling with flie n-ils. vellows andpurples, which In n-toforo pndondnntcd Inlate Tulips. •• White Sw;in grows about12 Inches high, n strong liiMltliy grower,with broad leaves; the floHcrs are extra!Inr

. The anatomy and surgical treatment of hernia. involved. In this respect hospital statistics, as such, are of little value. The cases are sent inlate, often have been sadly neglected, and their condition rendered much worse by inju-dicious and even violent efforts at reduction. The attendant is, at first, in the greatmajority of cases, a physician little experienced in operative measures, and much valu-able time is lost in watching the case, the administration of drugs, and leading up, notonly the friends, but himself to the conclusion that the case is involved in seriousdanger. What should j Stock Photo

RM2CEEA0M–. The anatomy and surgical treatment of hernia. involved. In this respect hospital statistics, as such, are of little value. The cases are sent inlate, often have been sadly neglected, and their condition rendered much worse by inju-dicious and even violent efforts at reduction. The attendant is, at first, in the greatmajority of cases, a physician little experienced in operative measures, and much valu-able time is lost in watching the case, the administration of drugs, and leading up, notonly the friends, but himself to the conclusion that the case is involved in seriousdanger. What should j

. The prospector's field-book and guide in the search for and the easy determination of ores and other useful minerals. on the sides of a mountain in a direction nearlyparallel with the valleys contain more extensivedeposits of lead than those which cross the valleysat right angles.* The prospector should keep this suggestion inmind. The lead ores are found in the fissures where theyseem to have been deposited by waters which havedissolved them out from neighboring beds (Fig. 56). In the United States the chief sources of lead inlate years have been argentiferous ores and consid-erable from zi Stock Photo

RM2CERPHB–. The prospector's field-book and guide in the search for and the easy determination of ores and other useful minerals. on the sides of a mountain in a direction nearlyparallel with the valleys contain more extensivedeposits of lead than those which cross the valleysat right angles.* The prospector should keep this suggestion inmind. The lead ores are found in the fissures where theyseem to have been deposited by waters which havedissolved them out from neighboring beds (Fig. 56). In the United States the chief sources of lead inlate years have been argentiferous ores and consid-erable from zi

. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California . 180 REPORT OP THE COMMISSIONER OP HORTICULTURE. Pulvinaria camelicola Sign.. FIG. 10. Pulvinaria camelicola. a, female, greatlyenlarged; 6, natural size, showing position ofscales on limb and leaf. The female of this species is not unlike Coccus hesperidum, but theformation of the white ovisac is a clearly distinguishing character. Inlate summer the female often drops off to the ground, leaving only the ovisac observable on the leaf.According to Maskell, the adultfemale is y Stock Photo

RM2CDBKX3–. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California . 180 REPORT OP THE COMMISSIONER OP HORTICULTURE. Pulvinaria camelicola Sign.. FIG. 10. Pulvinaria camelicola. a, female, greatlyenlarged; 6, natural size, showing position ofscales on limb and leaf. The female of this species is not unlike Coccus hesperidum, but theformation of the white ovisac is a clearly distinguishing character. Inlate summer the female often drops off to the ground, leaving only the ovisac observable on the leaf.According to Maskell, the adultfemale is y

. Birds through the years . Then back tothe perch it flits with a low chuckle, and the cry of chcbec,cJiebec goes on as if it were afraid you would forget itspresence. The Chebec is a verysmall bird, about fiveinches in length, an inchshorter than the EnglishSparrow. The back isolive-green, the breastgray, and the under partswhitish. The wings havedistinct bars of gray.The nest, located in aforked branch of anapple tree, is a neatlymade cup of rootlets andstrips of bark, lined withplant down and hair.This Flycatcher breedsfrom Pennsylvania toQuebec and winters inthe tropics. It arrives inlate Stock Photo

RM2CPG1YT–. Birds through the years . Then back tothe perch it flits with a low chuckle, and the cry of chcbec,cJiebec goes on as if it were afraid you would forget itspresence. The Chebec is a verysmall bird, about fiveinches in length, an inchshorter than the EnglishSparrow. The back isolive-green, the breastgray, and the under partswhitish. The wings havedistinct bars of gray.The nest, located in aforked branch of anapple tree, is a neatlymade cup of rootlets andstrips of bark, lined withplant down and hair.This Flycatcher breedsfrom Pennsylvania toQuebec and winters inthe tropics. It arrives inlate

RM2CDF3WT–. The stones of Venice; introductory chapters and local indices (printed separately) for the use of travellers while staying in Venice and Verona . times ; but observe, in this, that theupper roll is larger than the lower. This is never the case inlate Gothic, where the proportion is always as in fig. 11.Observe that in Nos. 8 and 9 the upper rolls are at least aslarge as the lower, an important evidence of the dates of theCasa Farsetti and Fondaco de Turchi. Lastly: Note the peculiarly steep profile of No. 22. withreference to what is said of this base in Vol. H. Appendix 9. 228 THE STONES OF

. A guide to the birds of New England and eastern New York; containing a key for each season and short descriptions of over 250 species, with particular reference to their appearance in the field . generally rare northof southern Connecticut, or onlylocally common in the broaderriver valleys. It frequents sandyplains and the edges of old fields,particularly in the neighborhoodof pine groves and of orchards,in both of which it nests. Inlate summer it feeds on thestubble of grain-fields, and isnot infrequently to be seen fromthe cars, as it flies off at the ap-proach of the engine. Its notes,hea Stock Photo

RM2CNG30A–. A guide to the birds of New England and eastern New York; containing a key for each season and short descriptions of over 250 species, with particular reference to their appearance in the field . generally rare northof southern Connecticut, or onlylocally common in the broaderriver valleys. It frequents sandyplains and the edges of old fields,particularly in the neighborhoodof pine groves and of orchards,in both of which it nests. Inlate summer it feeds on thestubble of grain-fields, and isnot infrequently to be seen fromthe cars, as it flies off at the ap-proach of the engine. Its notes,hea

. Eastern Maine practical guide . Houlton and Northern Maine is amuch traveled road. Automobiles are frequently seen on thisroute. Good hotels, all kinds of hunting and fishing, and ahandsome region make this an attractive section for a tour inlate summer or early autumn with team or automobile. In Hancock County there are unrivaled coast drives alongshores of Frenchman and Blue Hill Bays, and across thepeninsula to Castine and Bucksport. The Air Line crosses the centre of Eastern Maine fromBangor to Calais (see Machias River, its roads and camps).It goes through a good fish and game region. I Stock Photo

RM2CE1FEG–. Eastern Maine practical guide . Houlton and Northern Maine is amuch traveled road. Automobiles are frequently seen on thisroute. Good hotels, all kinds of hunting and fishing, and ahandsome region make this an attractive section for a tour inlate summer or early autumn with team or automobile. In Hancock County there are unrivaled coast drives alongshores of Frenchman and Blue Hill Bays, and across thepeninsula to Castine and Bucksport. The Air Line crosses the centre of Eastern Maine fromBangor to Calais (see Machias River, its roads and camps).It goes through a good fish and game region. I

. Bulletin - United States National Museum . or, even better, figure 37. The working drawings of these engineswere retained by Sellers until 1893, when they were lent to theBaltimore and Ohio Railroad for its exhibition at the ColumbianExposition. In recent years I have made several attempts to tracethese documents, but without success. By the spring of 1851 substantial progress had been made on thefirst locomotive. The erecting was done in several rude shedshastily built on a vacant lot near Sellers little machine shop. Inlate March or early April the first set of driving wheels arrivedfrom E Stock Photo

RM2CE4HC7–. Bulletin - United States National Museum . or, even better, figure 37. The working drawings of these engineswere retained by Sellers until 1893, when they were lent to theBaltimore and Ohio Railroad for its exhibition at the ColumbianExposition. In recent years I have made several attempts to tracethese documents, but without success. By the spring of 1851 substantial progress had been made on thefirst locomotive. The erecting was done in several rude shedshastily built on a vacant lot near Sellers little machine shop. Inlate March or early April the first set of driving wheels arrivedfrom E

. The birds of Yorkshire : being a historical account of the avi-fauna of the County . n the cliflfs at Flamborough,Bempton, and Speeton. Departs with its young to the open sea inlate July or August. In winter storms many are washed ashore. The earliest mention of this bird in Yorkshire occurs inWillughbys Ornithology, where it is stated that fromthe Sea-cliffs about Scarborough were sent The Alke ofHoierus, known here by the name of Auks (Will- Orn.1678. pp. 3-323)- Thomas Allis, in 1844, wrote of it thus :—Alca torda.—The Razorbill—Common on the coast. The Razorbill is a common resident, bre Stock Photo

RM2CNGA9T–. The birds of Yorkshire : being a historical account of the avi-fauna of the County . n the cliflfs at Flamborough,Bempton, and Speeton. Departs with its young to the open sea inlate July or August. In winter storms many are washed ashore. The earliest mention of this bird in Yorkshire occurs inWillughbys Ornithology, where it is stated that fromthe Sea-cliffs about Scarborough were sent The Alke ofHoierus, known here by the name of Auks (Will- Orn.1678. pp. 3-323)- Thomas Allis, in 1844, wrote of it thus :—Alca torda.—The Razorbill—Common on the coast. The Razorbill is a common resident, bre

. Hardy perennial plants . Galtonia Candicans.. A showy species of Hyacinth, blooming inlate summer and early autumn. The bulbsthrow up strong stems, two or three feet high,which are clothed with numerous pretty bell-shaped white flowers. It is sure to flowerfreely and is of special value for plantingamong Peonias, German Iris, etc., to supplyflowers after the season for these early bloom-ers has passed. Entirely hardy and the bulbsmay be left in the ground over winter withsafety. Large, selected bulbs, each, 10c; doz.$1.00; 100, $6.00. IBERIS SEMPERVIRENS. Evergreen Candytuft. Stock Photo

RM2CE2604–. Hardy perennial plants . Galtonia Candicans.. A showy species of Hyacinth, blooming inlate summer and early autumn. The bulbsthrow up strong stems, two or three feet high,which are clothed with numerous pretty bell-shaped white flowers. It is sure to flowerfreely and is of special value for plantingamong Peonias, German Iris, etc., to supplyflowers after the season for these early bloom-ers has passed. Entirely hardy and the bulbsmay be left in the ground over winter withsafety. Large, selected bulbs, each, 10c; doz.$1.00; 100, $6.00. IBERIS SEMPERVIRENS. Evergreen Candytuft.

. Mosses with hand-lens and microscope : a non-technical hand-book of the more common mosses of the northeastern United States. sporophytes appear inlate autumn or early spring and the capsules mature in June or early July. The Common Hair-cap is variable in nearly all its parts. The var.perigotiiale is a form with very long whitish membranous and long-awned peri-chaetial leaves. The var. uliginositiii has the leaves spreading-recurved whendry; the stems more slender and less rigid than usual. On Mt. WashingtonI find a form of this variety that differs from the ordinary P. commune mainlyin the Stock Photo

RM2CEJ1D2–. Mosses with hand-lens and microscope : a non-technical hand-book of the more common mosses of the northeastern United States. sporophytes appear inlate autumn or early spring and the capsules mature in June or early July. The Common Hair-cap is variable in nearly all its parts. The var.perigotiiale is a form with very long whitish membranous and long-awned peri-chaetial leaves. The var. uliginositiii has the leaves spreading-recurved whendry; the stems more slender and less rigid than usual. On Mt. WashingtonI find a form of this variety that differs from the ordinary P. commune mainlyin the

. Bell telephone magazine . Tax supportedpublic transportationis not meetingneeds in the cities 16 male employees on shifts ending inlate evening or early morning hours.In some states businesses are re-quired by law to provide this typeof transportation for female em-ployees. The Bell System is spend-ing more than $5 million a year oncab service for telephone operatorswho work late shifts. This is sepa-rate from all other expenditures fortaxis, for other reasons and otherpersonnel. The amounts expendedfor operator cab service ranges from$46,000 a year at Indiana Bell to$800,000 a year in South Stock Photo

RM2CRX1D5–. Bell telephone magazine . Tax supportedpublic transportationis not meetingneeds in the cities 16 male employees on shifts ending inlate evening or early morning hours.In some states businesses are re-quired by law to provide this typeof transportation for female em-ployees. The Bell System is spend-ing more than $5 million a year oncab service for telephone operatorswho work late shifts. This is sepa-rate from all other expenditures fortaxis, for other reasons and otherpersonnel. The amounts expendedfor operator cab service ranges from$46,000 a year at Indiana Bell to$800,000 a year in South

. An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . 55. Herringfleet, Suffolk, c. 1100.The Star. which to distinguish that the work is late. sunk star (55) is a very fa- voui ite ornament through-out the style; it occurson the abacus of the capi-tals in the chapel of theWhite Tower, London,and at Herringfleet, Suf-folk, and it seems to have been the forerunner of thetooth-ornament. The billet (56, 58) is used in theearly part of Peter-borough, but dis-continued in thelater work, and doesnot often occur inlate work. The beak-head,the cats- ,r . , aw -m-.i* v non 56. Malmesbury Al3bey. ¥ilts Stock Photo

RM2CJ72TR–. An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . 55. Herringfleet, Suffolk, c. 1100.The Star. which to distinguish that the work is late. sunk star (55) is a very fa- voui ite ornament through-out the style; it occurson the abacus of the capi-tals in the chapel of theWhite Tower, London,and at Herringfleet, Suf-folk, and it seems to have been the forerunner of thetooth-ornament. The billet (56, 58) is used in theearly part of Peter-borough, but dis-continued in thelater work, and doesnot often occur inlate work. The beak-head,the cats- ,r . , aw -m-.i* v non 56. Malmesbury Al3bey. ¥ilts

. An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . The Corbel-taeles (60) are at first very plain, con-sisting merely of square blocks at intervals, carryingthe beam on flat stones which support the roof, or with NORMAN CORBEL-TABLES. 79 small arcs be-tween them, ormerely rudetriangles, likethe Anglo-Saxon arches; and these are , . 60. St. Peters-in-tlie-East, Oxford, c. 1150. some ti m e s continued in late work, as at Iffley, but in general, inlate work the corbels are carved, and the small arcsmore or less enriched.. 61. Sherborne Castle, A.D. 1115-1139.Shewing an early Norman Vault gr Stock Photo

RM2CJ6WHX–. An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . The Corbel-taeles (60) are at first very plain, con-sisting merely of square blocks at intervals, carryingthe beam on flat stones which support the roof, or with NORMAN CORBEL-TABLES. 79 small arcs be-tween them, ormerely rudetriangles, likethe Anglo-Saxon arches; and these are , . 60. St. Peters-in-tlie-East, Oxford, c. 1150. some ti m e s continued in late work, as at Iffley, but in general, inlate work the corbels are carved, and the small arcsmore or less enriched.. 61. Sherborne Castle, A.D. 1115-1139.Shewing an early Norman Vault gr

. An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . 45. North Transept, Winchester,A.D. 1079-93. The Cushion Capital. NORMAN CAPITALS, 71 chapel of the White Tower, London (46), in the early part of the crypt atCanterbury, at St.Nicholas, Caen, andother early work,but it has neverbeen observed inlate work. The scollopedcapital belongs torather a later pe-riod than the plaincushion or the rude. 46. WMte Tower, London, A.D. 1081.Early Capital witli rude volutes and the Tau. Ionic, and does not occur before the time of Henry I.;as at Stourbridge (47), Malmesbury (43), and Kirkstall(44). This Stock Photo

RM2CJ7HE2–. An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . 45. North Transept, Winchester,A.D. 1079-93. The Cushion Capital. NORMAN CAPITALS, 71 chapel of the White Tower, London (46), in the early part of the crypt atCanterbury, at St.Nicholas, Caen, andother early work,but it has neverbeen observed inlate work. The scollopedcapital belongs torather a later pe-riod than the plaincushion or the rude. 46. WMte Tower, London, A.D. 1081.Early Capital witli rude volutes and the Tau. Ionic, and does not occur before the time of Henry I.;as at Stourbridge (47), Malmesbury (43), and Kirkstall(44). This

. Bird-lore . from adistance of ten or twelve feet. Nesting in the latitude of New York City is early and the young hatch inlate May. When newly out of the egg they are tiny creatures with a covering ofblackish natal down. When grown and out of the nest they appear to stay withthe old birds for a time, and I have seen whole families in late June creepingabout the tree trunks in their characteristic way. The Brown Creeper breeds chiefly in Canada as far West as Manitoba andin United States as far South as Nebraska and New Jersey; also along theAlleghany Mountains southward into North Carolina. Stock Photo

RM2CNY43C–. Bird-lore . from adistance of ten or twelve feet. Nesting in the latitude of New York City is early and the young hatch inlate May. When newly out of the egg they are tiny creatures with a covering ofblackish natal down. When grown and out of the nest they appear to stay withthe old birds for a time, and I have seen whole families in late June creepingabout the tree trunks in their characteristic way. The Brown Creeper breeds chiefly in Canada as far West as Manitoba andin United States as far South as Nebraska and New Jersey; also along theAlleghany Mountains southward into North Carolina.

. Hardy perennial plants . A showy species of Hyacinth, blooming inlate summer and early autumn. The bulbsthrow up strong stems, two or three feet high,which are clothed with numerous pretty bell-shaped white flowers. It is sure to flowerfreely and is of special value for plantingamong Peonias, German Iris, etc., to supplyflowers after the season for these early bloom-ers has passed. Entirely hardy and the bulbsmay be left in the ground over winter withsafety. Large, selected bulbs, each, 10c; doz.$1.00; 100, $6.00. IBERIS SEMPERVIRENS. Evergreen Candytuft.. A shrubby, low-growing plant with e Stock Photo

RM2CE24CH–. Hardy perennial plants . A showy species of Hyacinth, blooming inlate summer and early autumn. The bulbsthrow up strong stems, two or three feet high,which are clothed with numerous pretty bell-shaped white flowers. It is sure to flowerfreely and is of special value for plantingamong Peonias, German Iris, etc., to supplyflowers after the season for these early bloom-ers has passed. Entirely hardy and the bulbsmay be left in the ground over winter withsafety. Large, selected bulbs, each, 10c; doz.$1.00; 100, $6.00. IBERIS SEMPERVIRENS. Evergreen Candytuft.. A shrubby, low-growing plant with e

. Identification of the economic woods of the United States, including a discussion of the structural and physical properties of wood . Fig. 5 Fig. 6 PLATE V. DESCRIPTION OF PLATE V. Fig. 1.—Murux rubra (reel mulberry): cross section showing arrangement ofpores in late wood, width of rays, and presence of tyloses in lar>. pores. Fig. 2.—Frnxnni.i nigra (black ash): cro.-.s section showing isolated pores inlate wood not joined tangentially by wood parenchyma. Outer margin of growthring composed of thin layer of wood parenchyma. Fig. 3,—Alnus oregona (red alder): cross section showing aggrega Stock Photo

RM2CDCXM8–. Identification of the economic woods of the United States, including a discussion of the structural and physical properties of wood . Fig. 5 Fig. 6 PLATE V. DESCRIPTION OF PLATE V. Fig. 1.—Murux rubra (reel mulberry): cross section showing arrangement ofpores in late wood, width of rays, and presence of tyloses in lar>. pores. Fig. 2.—Frnxnni.i nigra (black ash): cro.-.s section showing isolated pores inlate wood not joined tangentially by wood parenchyma. Outer margin of growthring composed of thin layer of wood parenchyma. Fig. 3,—Alnus oregona (red alder): cross section showing aggrega

. The birds of Illinois and Wisconsin . , 19.50 to 22.50; wing, 12 to 14.25; tail, 8.25 to9.25; tarsus, 3.00 to 3.25. The Red-shouldered Hawk is a common summer resident in Illinoisand not uncommon in Wisconsin. The immature birds somewhatresemble those of B. borealis, but besides other differences they aresmaller and the tarsus more slender and less feathered than in thatspecies. Usually nests in a large tree. The eggs are 3 to 5, rarely six,dull white, spotted and marked various shades of brown. Theymeasure about 2.10 x 1.70 inches. Incubation usually commences inlate April or May in this la Stock Photo

RM2CNDYEA–. The birds of Illinois and Wisconsin . , 19.50 to 22.50; wing, 12 to 14.25; tail, 8.25 to9.25; tarsus, 3.00 to 3.25. The Red-shouldered Hawk is a common summer resident in Illinoisand not uncommon in Wisconsin. The immature birds somewhatresemble those of B. borealis, but besides other differences they aresmaller and the tarsus more slender and less feathered than in thatspecies. Usually nests in a large tree. The eggs are 3 to 5, rarely six,dull white, spotted and marked various shades of brown. Theymeasure about 2.10 x 1.70 inches. Incubation usually commences inlate April or May in this la

. Identification of the economic woods of the United States, including a discussion of the structural and physical properties of wood . Fig. 3 Fig. 4. Fig. 5 Fig. 6 PLATE V. DESCRIPTION OF PLATE V. Fig. 1.—Murux rubra (reel mulberry): cross section showing arrangement ofpores in late wood, width of rays, and presence of tyloses in lar>. pores. Fig. 2.—Frnxnni.i nigra (black ash): cro.-.s section showing isolated pores inlate wood not joined tangentially by wood parenchyma. Outer margin of growthring composed of thin layer of wood parenchyma. Fig. 3,—Alnus oregona (red alder): cross section Stock Photo

RM2CDCXN7–. Identification of the economic woods of the United States, including a discussion of the structural and physical properties of wood . Fig. 3 Fig. 4. Fig. 5 Fig. 6 PLATE V. DESCRIPTION OF PLATE V. Fig. 1.—Murux rubra (reel mulberry): cross section showing arrangement ofpores in late wood, width of rays, and presence of tyloses in lar>. pores. Fig. 2.—Frnxnni.i nigra (black ash): cro.-.s section showing isolated pores inlate wood not joined tangentially by wood parenchyma. Outer margin of growthring composed of thin layer of wood parenchyma. Fig. 3,—Alnus oregona (red alder): cross section

. Directory to the birds of Eastern North America .. . ed with fine material; eggs, 4,white, usually unspotted. 2. TRAILLS FLYCATCHER, E. traillh. A little lar-ger than 1, usually darker above; j^lumage always moresilky; eye ring, narrow and yellowish; under mandible, yel-low. Western N. A. from the Mississippi Yalley, east intoOhio, 111., and Mich. 2*. ALDER FLYCATCHER, E. t. alnorum. Darkerthan 2. Breeds in eastern N. A.rarely from Mass. northward; winters in Central America; migrates inlate May and Sep, Nests of sticks, oftenplaced in alders ; eggs, creamy, spotted withreddish-brown. Notes, Stock Photo

RM2CNF6P7–. Directory to the birds of Eastern North America .. . ed with fine material; eggs, 4,white, usually unspotted. 2. TRAILLS FLYCATCHER, E. traillh. A little lar-ger than 1, usually darker above; j^lumage always moresilky; eye ring, narrow and yellowish; under mandible, yel-low. Western N. A. from the Mississippi Yalley, east intoOhio, 111., and Mich. 2*. ALDER FLYCATCHER, E. t. alnorum. Darkerthan 2. Breeds in eastern N. A.rarely from Mass. northward; winters in Central America; migrates inlate May and Sep, Nests of sticks, oftenplaced in alders ; eggs, creamy, spotted withreddish-brown. Notes,

. Directory to the birds of Eastern North America .. . BB, A, g, 3. growths in wooded glens. America; migrates north inlate May, south in Sep. Com-mon. Notes, Se-wink em-phatically given, sometimesfollowed by a series of chuck-ling notes, made with flutter-ing wings; frequents lowNests, of sticks, lichens and moss, 192 FLYCATCHKKS. placed in bushes; eggs, 3 or 4 spotted and blotched with red-dish-brown. Common. 4. YELLOW-BELLIED FLYCATCHER, E. flaviven-TRis. A little smaller than 3; yellowish-green above; palegreenish-yellow on wing-bands, eye ring, and beneath.Breeds in eastern N. A. from no Stock Photo

RM2CNF6P8–. Directory to the birds of Eastern North America .. . BB, A, g, 3. growths in wooded glens. America; migrates north inlate May, south in Sep. Com-mon. Notes, Se-wink em-phatically given, sometimesfollowed by a series of chuck-ling notes, made with flutter-ing wings; frequents lowNests, of sticks, lichens and moss, 192 FLYCATCHKKS. placed in bushes; eggs, 3 or 4 spotted and blotched with red-dish-brown. Common. 4. YELLOW-BELLIED FLYCATCHER, E. flaviven-TRis. A little smaller than 3; yellowish-green above; palegreenish-yellow on wing-bands, eye ring, and beneath.Breeds in eastern N. A. from no

. Directory to the birds of Eastern North America .. . d inlate June. Winters as far south as northern N. E. Common. 2. RINGED MURRE, U. ringvia. Differs from 1 in hav-ing a white ring around eye and a line running from it on sideof head, plate 1. Range, similar to that of 1. Rather rare. 3. BRUNNICHS MURRE, U. lomvia. Differs from 1 inbeing nearly black Fig. 14 above, with a short-er, thicker bill, thathas the basal por-tion of the cuttingedge of upper man-dible thickened andyellowish in color,fig. 14. It rangeswith 1 in summer;in winter south asfar asN. J. Abund-ant. C, A, b, 3.c. Guillemots Stock Photo

RM2CNFXWX–. Directory to the birds of Eastern North America .. . d inlate June. Winters as far south as northern N. E. Common. 2. RINGED MURRE, U. ringvia. Differs from 1 in hav-ing a white ring around eye and a line running from it on sideof head, plate 1. Range, similar to that of 1. Rather rare. 3. BRUNNICHS MURRE, U. lomvia. Differs from 1 inbeing nearly black Fig. 14 above, with a short-er, thicker bill, thathas the basal por-tion of the cuttingedge of upper man-dible thickened andyellowish in color,fig. 14. It rangeswith 1 in summer;in winter south asfar asN. J. Abund-ant. C, A, b, 3.c. Guillemots

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