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Henry Mundy, Elizabeth, Mrs William Field. Circa 1842. Oil on canvas. National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, Australia. Stock Photo

RMEX36PP–Henry Mundy, Elizabeth, Mrs William Field. Circa 1842. Oil on canvas. National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, Australia.

Henry Mundy - Elizabeth, Mrs William Field Stock Photo

RM2BEH5PX–Henry Mundy - Elizabeth, Mrs William Field

RMJHCNCJ–Henry Mundy - Elizabeth, Mrs William Field -

Henry Mundy Elizabeth, Mrs William Field Google Art Project Stock Photo

RMHYET7H–Henry Mundy Elizabeth, Mrs William Field Google Art Project

Elizabeth, Mrs William Field. Date/Period: Ca. 1842. Painting,oil on canvas. Height: 1,032 mm (40.62 in); Width: 863 mm (33.97 in). Author: Henry MUNDY. Stock Photo

RMPNDNA1–Elizabeth, Mrs William Field. Date/Period: Ca. 1842. Painting,oil on canvas. Height: 1,032 mm (40.62 in); Width: 863 mm (33.97 in). Author: Henry MUNDY.

Elizabeth, Mrs William Field circa 1842 by Henry Mundy Stock Photo

RM2PKK87M–Elizabeth, Mrs William Field circa 1842 by Henry Mundy

Grenville Keogh, Mrs. W.K. Vanderbilt, Anne Morgan, Piatt Andrew, Photograph shows Grenville Keogh, an ambulance driver for the American Ambulance Field Service and Anne Harriman Sands Rutherfurd (Mrs. William Kissam Vanderbilt) with others., between ca. 1915 and ca. 1920, Glass negatives, 1 negative: glass Stock Photo

RM2WRC51T–Grenville Keogh, Mrs. W.K. Vanderbilt, Anne Morgan, Piatt Andrew, Photograph shows Grenville Keogh, an ambulance driver for the American Ambulance Field Service and Anne Harriman Sands Rutherfurd (Mrs. William Kissam Vanderbilt) with others., between ca. 1915 and ca. 1920, Glass negatives, 1 negative: glass

William Turner, age four months, and mum Elizabeth Turner, 33, at a photo call in London. Mrs Turner's husband, Simon, was killed in the US terrorist attacks on September 11 last year while she was pregnant with baby William. * Her husband was a member of the Territorial army regiment, the Hounorable Artillery Company (HAC), which will attempt to pull a 2,000lbs artillery field gun and a limber carrige for a distance of 26.5 miles - the equivalent of a marathon - on 13 April to coincide with the London Marathon. The funds raised will go to the education for her son. Stock Photo

RMG5R4N5–William Turner, age four months, and mum Elizabeth Turner, 33, at a photo call in London. Mrs Turner's husband, Simon, was killed in the US terrorist attacks on September 11 last year while she was pregnant with baby William. * Her husband was a member of the Territorial army regiment, the Hounorable Artillery Company (HAC), which will attempt to pull a 2,000lbs artillery field gun and a limber carrige for a distance of 26.5 miles - the equivalent of a marathon - on 13 April to coincide with the London Marathon. The funds raised will go to the education for her son.

New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, right, poses with New York Mets mascots Mrs Met at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RHFWWM–New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, right, poses with New York Mets mascots Mrs Met at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News

Jan. 01, 1953 - Sir William slim's daughter weds : The wedding took place today at savoy Chapel, between Miss Una Mary film, 21-year old daughter of Field Marshal Sir William and lady slim, and Captain peter Nigel Stewart Fraser , 26 grenadier Gaurds, son of col. And Mrs. d. s. Fraser, of lingen, Hertfordshire. The couple met to take up his appointment as governor general of Australia. photo shows The bride looks round at the tiny bridal attendants - who seem to be in trouble with her train - as with the bridegroom they left after the ceremony. Stock Photo

RME0M0HJ–Jan. 01, 1953 - Sir William slim's daughter weds : The wedding took place today at savoy Chapel, between Miss Una Mary film, 21-year old daughter of Field Marshal Sir William and lady slim, and Captain peter Nigel Stewart Fraser , 26 grenadier Gaurds, son of col. And Mrs. d. s. Fraser, of lingen, Hertfordshire. The couple met to take up his appointment as governor general of Australia. photo shows The bride looks round at the tiny bridal attendants - who seem to be in trouble with her train - as with the bridegroom they left after the ceremony.

Title: 'Mrs. Britton when her team is winning.' (Helene Britton, owner of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1911-1918, enjoying a game at Robison Field). . 1912. William H. Trefts Jr. Stock Photo

RMMAK0YR–Title: 'Mrs. Britton when her team is winning.' (Helene Britton, owner of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1911-1918, enjoying a game at Robison Field). . 1912. William H. Trefts Jr.

SOUTH AFRICAN HIGH COMMISSIONER VISITS LONDON HOUSE MR.LEIF EGELAND, South African High Commisioner in London today visited London House , the residence for Dominion students attending London University. The visit was in connection with the appeal launched by Field Marshal Smuts for funds to complete the building. PICTURE SHOWS: Mrs F.C.Goodenough , widow of the founder of London House, chatting with Sir William Clark of the British Council , one of the governors of the Dominion Students Hall Trust, at the reception today. 30 April 1948 Stock Photo

RM2Y7216Y–SOUTH AFRICAN HIGH COMMISSIONER VISITS LONDON HOUSE MR.LEIF EGELAND, South African High Commisioner in London today visited London House , the residence for Dominion students attending London University. The visit was in connection with the appeal launched by Field Marshal Smuts for funds to complete the building. PICTURE SHOWS: Mrs F.C.Goodenough , widow of the founder of London House, chatting with Sir William Clark of the British Council , one of the governors of the Dominion Students Hall Trust, at the reception today. 30 April 1948

Jan. 01, 1969 - 50 Die In Holiday Airliner Fog A Airport: Atleast 30 people died and 13 were injured early today when a Boeing 727 of Ariana A Airlines crashed in fog while coming into last at Airport Surrey, The plane had pped the top on a tall ak, sliced tow chimney pots from a and then hed a urrow through a field demolshing a house in which live Mr and Mrs William Jones who were killer and their six monnths old daughter Beverley, who was found alive in the rubble Stock Photo

RME0Y7E0–Jan. 01, 1969 - 50 Die In Holiday Airliner Fog A Airport: Atleast 30 people died and 13 were injured early today when a Boeing 727 of Ariana A Airlines crashed in fog while coming into last at Airport Surrey, The plane had pped the top on a tall ak, sliced tow chimney pots from a and then hed a urrow through a field demolshing a house in which live Mr and Mrs William Jones who were killer and their six monnths old daughter Beverley, who was found alive in the rubble

Field maple tree with leaves, flowers and samara fruit, Acer campestre. Handcoloured botanical illustration drawn from nature by Mrs. Rebecca Hey from her own 'Spirit of the Woods,' London, Longman, Rees, 1837. Rebecca Hey was a Victorian writer, poet and artist who wrote 'Moral of Flowers' 1833 and 'Recollections of the Lakes' 1841. The plates were probably engraved by William Clark, former draughtsman to the London Horticultural Society, and engraver on Hey's previous book. Stock Photo

RM2A7HDGD–Field maple tree with leaves, flowers and samara fruit, Acer campestre. Handcoloured botanical illustration drawn from nature by Mrs. Rebecca Hey from her own 'Spirit of the Woods,' London, Longman, Rees, 1837. Rebecca Hey was a Victorian writer, poet and artist who wrote 'Moral of Flowers' 1833 and 'Recollections of the Lakes' 1841. The plates were probably engraved by William Clark, former draughtsman to the London Horticultural Society, and engraver on Hey's previous book.

Mrs. Britton when her team is winning. (Helene Britton, owner of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1911 1918, enjoying a game at Robison Field) Stock Photo

RMKEG359–Mrs. Britton when her team is winning. (Helene Britton, owner of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1911 1918, enjoying a game at Robison Field)

Avon Valley Coursing meet at Downton, Hampshire. Major Hodgkinson, Mrs Noel Forwood and Mr William Savill. 5 November 1924 Stock Photo

RM2Y6KYMB–Avon Valley Coursing meet at Downton, Hampshire. Major Hodgkinson, Mrs Noel Forwood and Mr William Savill. 5 November 1924

Hickson W. and Mary Elizabeth Field, three-quarter length portrait of a man seated in a chair beside a woman with elaborate jewelry, Photographer unidentified., Case: central floral motif surrounded by scrolls., Accompanying note: Mr. & Mrs. Hickson W. Field of Rome., Gift; Family of William B. Osgood Field; 1997; (DLC/PP-1999:155)., Forms part of: Daguerreotype collection Field, Hickson W., (Hickson Woolman), 1823- , Field, Mary Elizabeth Bradhurst. Stock Photo

RM2X7CJWF–Hickson W. and Mary Elizabeth Field, three-quarter length portrait of a man seated in a chair beside a woman with elaborate jewelry, Photographer unidentified., Case: central floral motif surrounded by scrolls., Accompanying note: Mr. & Mrs. Hickson W. Field of Rome., Gift; Family of William B. Osgood Field; 1997; (DLC/PP-1999:155)., Forms part of: Daguerreotype collection Field, Hickson W., (Hickson Woolman), 1823- , Field, Mary Elizabeth Bradhurst.

Drinking Fountain, Roehampton Lane, Roehampton, Wandsworth, Greater London Authority, 1904. A group of young boys gathered on the steps at the base of the drinking fountain at the junction of Medfield Street and Roehampton Lane with the Montague Arms visible in the background. The fountain was built in 1882 to the designs of Sir Frederick Lance for Mrs Lyne Stephens of Grove House. A detail from this photograph appears in 'William Fields's Photographs of Putney', compiled by Dorian Gerhold and Michael Bull for the Wandsworth Historical Society. Stock Photo

RM2XT3P9T–Drinking Fountain, Roehampton Lane, Roehampton, Wandsworth, Greater London Authority, 1904. A group of young boys gathered on the steps at the base of the drinking fountain at the junction of Medfield Street and Roehampton Lane with the Montague Arms visible in the background. The fountain was built in 1882 to the designs of Sir Frederick Lance for Mrs Lyne Stephens of Grove House. A detail from this photograph appears in 'William Fields's Photographs of Putney', compiled by Dorian Gerhold and Michael Bull for the Wandsworth Historical Society.

Mrs. Tina Justice (center), wife of incoming Command Sgt. Maj. William A. Justice (left), is presented a bouquet of yellow roses by Sgt. 1st Class Orlando Rodriguez, human resources specialist for Division West – First Army, as symbol of warm beginnings during an Assumption of Responsibilities ceremony held at Cameron Parade Field in Fort Hood, Texas, on Feb. 17, 2021. Stock Photo

RM2M5B2M2–Mrs. Tina Justice (center), wife of incoming Command Sgt. Maj. William A. Justice (left), is presented a bouquet of yellow roses by Sgt. 1st Class Orlando Rodriguez, human resources specialist for Division West – First Army, as symbol of warm beginnings during an Assumption of Responsibilities ceremony held at Cameron Parade Field in Fort Hood, Texas, on Feb. 17, 2021.

Hill Top Farm, Oakham, Rutland, UK. 15th January, 2015. Followers of the Pipewell Beagles waiting the arrival of the hounds for the meet at Hill Top Farm, Oakham, Rutland, England, home of Mr and Mrs William and Jane Cross. Credit: Jim Harrison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMEEBHJP–Hill Top Farm, Oakham, Rutland, UK. 15th January, 2015. Followers of the Pipewell Beagles waiting the arrival of the hounds for the meet at Hill Top Farm, Oakham, Rutland, England, home of Mr and Mrs William and Jane Cross. Credit: Jim Harrison/Alamy Live News

Scene with King Lerien, Laurcolle and le matrir. unknown c. 1530 Tapestry Dimensions: H 12' x W 7'10' Tapestry Materials/Techniques: unknown Culture: Flemish Weaving Center: Bruges Ownership History: French & Co. received from Mrs. William Burton, 6/24/1952; returned (?) 2/15/1963. Inscriptions: Inscriptions identifying figures in central field: lerien, laucolle, le matrir King Lerien stands outside castle gate accompanied by lady identified as Laurcolle & several gentlemen, including 1 identified in inscription as 'le matrir' French & Co. stock sheet in archive, 52291-x Stock Photo

RM2WTG91C–Scene with King Lerien, Laurcolle and le matrir. unknown c. 1530 Tapestry Dimensions: H 12' x W 7'10' Tapestry Materials/Techniques: unknown Culture: Flemish Weaving Center: Bruges Ownership History: French & Co. received from Mrs. William Burton, 6/24/1952; returned (?) 2/15/1963. Inscriptions: Inscriptions identifying figures in central field: lerien, laucolle, le matrir King Lerien stands outside castle gate accompanied by lady identified as Laurcolle & several gentlemen, including 1 identified in inscription as 'le matrir' French & Co. stock sheet in archive, 52291-x

Southern Counties Coursing Club meet at Southminster Malden, Essex. Mrs C.C. Hopkins with her 'Sweet William II', standing on plank over ditch, holding a white dog with large brown patches in her arms. 1924 Stock Photo

RM2Y6KXTK–Southern Counties Coursing Club meet at Southminster Malden, Essex. Mrs C.C. Hopkins with her 'Sweet William II', standing on plank over ditch, holding a white dog with large brown patches in her arms. 1924

RM2M3T3XB–People of the Moment

RMP5NFKE–Field maple tree with leaves, flowers and samara fruit, Acer campestre. Handcoloured botanical illustration drawn from nature by Mrs. Rebecca Hey from her own 'Spirit of the Woods,' London, Longman, Rees, 1837. Rebecca Hey was a Victorian writer, poet and artist who wrote 'Moral of Flowers' 1833 and 'Recollections of the Lakes' 1841. The plates were probably engraved by William Clark, former draughtsman to the London Horticultural Society, and engraver on Hey's previous book.

What experience has taught me ; an autobiography of Thomas William Burton .. . of Mrs. Henry Linden, of Spring-field, Ohio, who is the author of Scraps ofTime, Etc., and who deserves great commenda-tion for what she has accomplished by her ownefforts and energy. It was during the time I was acting super-intendent of North Street African MethodistEpiscopal Sunday-school, when there was aSinking Fund Society organized in the Sunday-school for the purpose of helping children whocould not come to the Sunday-school for the lackof proper clothing and encouragement. Afterour usual collection for the Stock Photo

RM2ANE2M0–What experience has taught me ; an autobiography of Thomas William Burton .. . of Mrs. Henry Linden, of Spring-field, Ohio, who is the author of Scraps ofTime, Etc., and who deserves great commenda-tion for what she has accomplished by her ownefforts and energy. It was during the time I was acting super-intendent of North Street African MethodistEpiscopal Sunday-school, when there was aSinking Fund Society organized in the Sunday-school for the purpose of helping children whocould not come to the Sunday-school for the lackof proper clothing and encouragement. Afterour usual collection for the

U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Walter L. Miller Jr. (center), commanding general, II Marine Expeditionary Force, presents Mrs. Mary Berry, wife of Sgt. Maj. Paul A. Berry, with an award during her husband’s retirement ceremony, on William Pendleton Thomas Hill Field, June 9, 2016. Berry retired after 30 years of honorable and faithful service. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Judith L. Harter, MCIEAST Combat Camera/Released) Stock Photo

RMP45GT1–U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Walter L. Miller Jr. (center), commanding general, II Marine Expeditionary Force, presents Mrs. Mary Berry, wife of Sgt. Maj. Paul A. Berry, with an award during her husband’s retirement ceremony, on William Pendleton Thomas Hill Field, June 9, 2016. Berry retired after 30 years of honorable and faithful service. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Judith L. Harter, MCIEAST Combat Camera/Released)

RMG5R4N6–William Turner, age four months, and mum Elizabeth Turner, 33, at a photo call in London. Mrs Turner's husband, Simon, was killed in the US terrorist attacks on September 11 last year while she was pregnant with baby William. * Her husband was a member of the Territorial army regiment, the Hounorable Artillery Company (HAC), which will attempt to pull a 2,000lbs artillery field gun and a limber carrige for a distance of 26.5 miles - the equivalent of a marathon - on 13 April to coincide with the London Marathon. The funds raised will go to the education for her son.

New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, center, and Taiwan Representative to the United States Hsiao Bi-khim, left, watch the New York Mets play the Oakland Athletics at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RHFWX4–New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, center, and Taiwan Representative to the United States Hsiao Bi-khim, left, watch the New York Mets play the Oakland Athletics at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News

The field on the second circuit leading at fence are (from left to right), 'Skatealong' (15, P. Madden), 'Hall Weir' (9, William Rees), 'Moston Lane' (20), the winner Mrs P. Pleydell-Bouverie's 'Polar Flight' (8, G. Slack), 'Stroller' (4, T. Taffe) and 'Wise Child' (3, G. Milburn). Stock Photo

RMG77WXJ–The field on the second circuit leading at fence are (from left to right), 'Skatealong' (15, P. Madden), 'Hall Weir' (9, William Rees), 'Moston Lane' (20), the winner Mrs P. Pleydell-Bouverie's 'Polar Flight' (8, G. Slack), 'Stroller' (4, T. Taffe) and 'Wise Child' (3, G. Milburn).

4 "Mrs. Britton when her team is winning." (Helene Britton, owner of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1911-1918, enjoying a game at Robison Field) Stock Photo

RMPA3JHA–4 "Mrs. Britton when her team is winning." (Helene Britton, owner of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1911-1918, enjoying a game at Robison Field)

Relatives of terrorist attack victims Stock Photo

RMG5R4M7–Relatives of terrorist attack victims

Erastus Salisbury Field (American, 1805 - 1900 ), Mrs. Paul Smith Palmer and Her Twins, 1835/1838, oil on canvas, Gift of Edgar William and Bernice Chrysler Garbisch 16 Mrs. Paul Smith Palmer and Her Twins A17618 Stock Photo

RMP027WH–Erastus Salisbury Field (American, 1805 - 1900 ), Mrs. Paul Smith Palmer and Her Twins, 1835/1838, oil on canvas, Gift of Edgar William and Bernice Chrysler Garbisch 16 Mrs. Paul Smith Palmer and Her Twins A17618

RMEEBHJJ–Hill Top Farm, Oakham, Rutland, UK. 15th January, 2015. Followers of the Pipewell Beagles waiting the arrival of the hounds for the meet at Hill Top Farm, Oakham, Rutland, England, home of Mr and Mrs William and Jane Cross. Credit: Jim Harrison/Alamy Live News

Resurrection. unknown c. 1500-1525 Tapestry Dimensions: H 13'4' x W 20'2' Tapestry Materials/Techniques: wool & silk Culture: Southern Netherlands Ownership History: Duke of Berwick & Alba coll. French & Co. Gift to museum from Mrs. Chauncey McCormick, Mrs. Richard Ely Danielson & William Deering Howe. French & Co. United States, Illinois, Chicago, Art Institute of Chicago, accno. 46.47. Inscriptions: Inscription in central field, on banderole held by Zecharias at left: ECCE REX TVVS VENIT TIBI Inscriptions: Inscription in central field, on banderole held by Hosea at right: VIVIFICARIT NOS POS Stock Photo

RM2WTGCD5–Resurrection. unknown c. 1500-1525 Tapestry Dimensions: H 13'4' x W 20'2' Tapestry Materials/Techniques: wool & silk Culture: Southern Netherlands Ownership History: Duke of Berwick & Alba coll. French & Co. Gift to museum from Mrs. Chauncey McCormick, Mrs. Richard Ely Danielson & William Deering Howe. French & Co. United States, Illinois, Chicago, Art Institute of Chicago, accno. 46.47. Inscriptions: Inscription in central field, on banderole held by Zecharias at left: ECCE REX TVVS VENIT TIBI Inscriptions: Inscription in central field, on banderole held by Hosea at right: VIVIFICARIT NOS POS

History of Norfolk County, Massachusetts, with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . e of his fellow-citizens in aneminent degree. At the time of his starting in life.Dr. William Aspinwall, then the popular physicianof the town, was gradually giving up his professionallabor, and a son of his (of the same name) had died,thus leaving the field almost wholly to himself. In ashort time Mrs. Croft, the lady with whom he boarded,gave him about two acres of land on the south side ofWashington Street, on which he immediately erecteda dwelling-house, the same now standing, w Stock Photo

RM2AM5CEA–History of Norfolk County, Massachusetts, with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . e of his fellow-citizens in aneminent degree. At the time of his starting in life.Dr. William Aspinwall, then the popular physicianof the town, was gradually giving up his professionallabor, and a son of his (of the same name) had died,thus leaving the field almost wholly to himself. In ashort time Mrs. Croft, the lady with whom he boarded,gave him about two acres of land on the south side ofWashington Street, on which he immediately erecteda dwelling-house, the same now standing, w

U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Walter L. Miller Jr. (center), commanding general, II Marine Expeditionary Force, hugs Mrs. Mary Berry, wife of Sgt. Maj. Paul A. Berry, during her husband’s retirement ceremony , William Pendleton Thomas Hill Field, June 9, 2016. Berry retired after 30 years of honorable and faithful service. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Judith L. Harter, MCIEAST Combat Camera/Released) Stock Photo

RMP45GRX–U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Walter L. Miller Jr. (center), commanding general, II Marine Expeditionary Force, hugs Mrs. Mary Berry, wife of Sgt. Maj. Paul A. Berry, during her husband’s retirement ceremony , William Pendleton Thomas Hill Field, June 9, 2016. Berry retired after 30 years of honorable and faithful service. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Judith L. Harter, MCIEAST Combat Camera/Released)

New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, right, and Taiwan Representative to the United States Hsiao Bi-khim, center, pose for a selfie during the New York Mets vs Oakland Athletics at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RHFWX3–New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, right, and Taiwan Representative to the United States Hsiao Bi-khim, center, pose for a selfie during the New York Mets vs Oakland Athletics at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News

Mr. Ashton Carter, U.S. deputy secretary of defense, greets 455th Air Expeditionary Wing staff agency members during a Thanksgiving day visit at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, Nov. 28, 2013. Stock Photo

RMHEC1XC–Mr. Ashton Carter, U.S. deputy secretary of defense, greets 455th Air Expeditionary Wing staff agency members during a Thanksgiving day visit at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, Nov. 28, 2013.

Relatives of Sept 11 victims Stock Photo

RMG5R4N7–Relatives of Sept 11 victims

Montana, its story and biography; a history of aboriginal and territorial Montana and three decades of statehood, under the editorial supervision of Tom Stout ... . school of the com-munity. The first term was held in the residenceof William Meadors and was taught by Mrs. An-nette Meadors, who was succeeded by Mrs. Fair-field, she later becoming the wife of Granville Stew-art, one of Montanas important citizens. WalterKemmis was one of Mrs. Fairfields pupils, and hecompleted his schooling under her instruction. Mr. Kemmis, Sr., was an active citizen of hislocality in politics and other communi Stock Photo

RM2AWRRK5–Montana, its story and biography; a history of aboriginal and territorial Montana and three decades of statehood, under the editorial supervision of Tom Stout ... . school of the com-munity. The first term was held in the residenceof William Meadors and was taught by Mrs. An-nette Meadors, who was succeeded by Mrs. Fair-field, she later becoming the wife of Granville Stew-art, one of Montanas important citizens. WalterKemmis was one of Mrs. Fairfields pupils, and hecompleted his schooling under her instruction. Mr. Kemmis, Sr., was an active citizen of hislocality in politics and other communi

New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, right, poses with Taiwan Representative to the United States Hsiao Bi-khim, left, before the start of the New York Mets vs Oakland Athletics at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RHFWXB–New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, right, poses with Taiwan Representative to the United States Hsiao Bi-khim, left, before the start of the New York Mets vs Oakland Athletics at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News

RMHEC1XB–Mr. Ashton Carter, U.S. deputy secretary of defense, greets 455th Air Expeditionary Wing staff agency members during a Thanksgiving day visit at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, Nov. 28, 2013.

. Field genealogy; being the record of all the Field family in America, whose ancestors were in this country prior to 1700. Emigrant ancestors located in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Virginia. All descendants of the Fields of England, whose ancestor, Hurbutus de la Field, was from Alsace-Lorraine. JUDGE WILLIAM HUME FIELD. See page 1088.. MRS. GILBERT KNAPP.See page 1089. FIELD GENEALOGY. 1055 course at Hebron Academy. In 1864 he enlisted in the 30th Maine Regiment,but his parents refused to let him go to the front. Later he enlisted in the CoastGuards and Stock Photo

RM2AFK9E5–. Field genealogy; being the record of all the Field family in America, whose ancestors were in this country prior to 1700. Emigrant ancestors located in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Virginia. All descendants of the Fields of England, whose ancestor, Hurbutus de la Field, was from Alsace-Lorraine. JUDGE WILLIAM HUME FIELD. See page 1088.. MRS. GILBERT KNAPP.See page 1089. FIELD GENEALOGY. 1055 course at Hebron Academy. In 1864 he enlisted in the 30th Maine Regiment,but his parents refused to let him go to the front. Later he enlisted in the CoastGuards and

New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, 2nd right, and Taiwan Representative to the United States Hsiao Bi-khim, 2nd left, pose with New York Mets mascots Mr and Mrs Met at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RHFWWY–New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, 2nd right, and Taiwan Representative to the United States Hsiao Bi-khim, 2nd left, pose with New York Mets mascots Mr and Mrs Met at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News

Some account of the history of the Tod family and connections . ield, 137 HISTORY OF THE TOD FAMILY son of Frederick W. H. and Sarah K. Sheffield of Utica,N. Y. MR. SHEFFIELD is at the present time the headof the law firm of Sheffield and Betts, 52 William Street,New York. He is engaged in numerous businessaffairs and takes an active interest in the politics ofNew York state and the nation. Mr. and Mrs. Shef-field reside at 45 East Sixty-seventh Street, New YorkCity, and at their beautiful camp at Upper Saranac Lake.They have one son, Frederick Sheffield, who was bornin New York February 26, 1 Stock Photo

RM2AWFJWX–Some account of the history of the Tod family and connections . ield, 137 HISTORY OF THE TOD FAMILY son of Frederick W. H. and Sarah K. Sheffield of Utica,N. Y. MR. SHEFFIELD is at the present time the headof the law firm of Sheffield and Betts, 52 William Street,New York. He is engaged in numerous businessaffairs and takes an active interest in the politics ofNew York state and the nation. Mr. and Mrs. Shef-field reside at 45 East Sixty-seventh Street, New YorkCity, and at their beautiful camp at Upper Saranac Lake.They have one son, Frederick Sheffield, who was bornin New York February 26, 1

New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai poses with City Field behind before the start of the New York Mets vs Oakland Athletics, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RHFWX9–New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai poses with City Field behind before the start of the New York Mets vs Oakland Athletics, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News

RM2AFKY5E–. Field genealogy; being the record of all the Field family in America, whose ancestors were in this country prior to 1700. Emigrant ancestors located in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Virginia. All descendants of the Fields of England, whose ancestor, Hurbutus de la Field, was from Alsace-Lorraine. MRS. J. G. GREEN.See page 833. MRS, ADELIA A. FIELD JOHNSTON. (Dean of Oberlin, Ohio, College.) See page 838.. HKMAN H. Fn-:LI). See page 805. FIELD GENEALOGY. 806 2920. ADIN WILMORTH FIELD (Phinehas. Erastus, William. Jonathan,Joseph, Zechariah, John, John, Richa

New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, left, poses with Taiwan Representative to the United States Hsiao Bi-khim, right, as they sit for hot dogs and Coke at the New York Mets game at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2RHFWWF–New York City, United States. 14th Aug, 2023. Taiwan Vice President William Lai, left, poses with Taiwan Representative to the United States Hsiao Bi-khim, right, as they sit for hot dogs and Coke at the New York Mets game at Citi Field, August 14, 2023 in New York City, New York. Lai attended a New York Mets professional baseball game during a stopover on his way from Taipei to Paraguay. Credit: Shufu Liu/Taiwan Presidential Office/Alamy Live News

Twenty-fifth annual report of the Board of Managers of the Prison Discipline Society, Boston, May, 1850 . , Solomon*Carey, MatthewElmes, ThomasEly, Ezra Stiles *Henry, Alexander^Livingston, Gilbert R. Pitts field, Mass.Newton, Eaward A. Plymouth, Mass.Robbins, Josiah Portland, Me.Dwight, William T. Portsmouth, N. H.Coues, Lucy LouisaGoodwin, IchabodPeabody, Andrew P., by La-dies of his Society*Treadwell, Mrs. Ann Poughkeepsie, N. Y.Cuyler, Cornelius Providence, R. I.*Ives, Thomas P.Wayland, FrancisCleveland, J. P. Railway, N. J.Squier, Job Salem, Mass.Emerson, BrownPhillips, Stephen C.Williams Stock Photo

RM2AM87RG–Twenty-fifth annual report of the Board of Managers of the Prison Discipline Society, Boston, May, 1850 . , Solomon*Carey, MatthewElmes, ThomasEly, Ezra Stiles *Henry, Alexander^Livingston, Gilbert R. Pitts field, Mass.Newton, Eaward A. Plymouth, Mass.Robbins, Josiah Portland, Me.Dwight, William T. Portsmouth, N. H.Coues, Lucy LouisaGoodwin, IchabodPeabody, Andrew P., by La-dies of his Society*Treadwell, Mrs. Ann Poughkeepsie, N. Y.Cuyler, Cornelius Providence, R. I.*Ives, Thomas P.Wayland, FrancisCleveland, J. P. Railway, N. J.Squier, Job Salem, Mass.Emerson, BrownPhillips, Stephen C.Williams

Canada : an illustrated weekly journal for all interested in the Dominion. . she will be accompanied by herdaughters, Lady Elizabeth and Lady MaryByng. who have been in Canada withtheir Excellencies for a few months. -r- Guests of Colonel and Mrs. GrantMorden last week at Heatherden Hallincluded Field-Marshal Earl French ofYpres, the Prime Minister of WesternAustralia (Sir James Mitchell), the Bi>hopof Birmingham, Colonel diu Pre, M.P.,and Mrs. du Pre, Major-General the Hon.Sir Newton J. Moore, M.P., Major Geo.Hamilton, M.P., and Sir William andLady Savory. * * Marshal JofTre, accompanied b Stock Photo

RM2AWK6TA–Canada : an illustrated weekly journal for all interested in the Dominion. . she will be accompanied by herdaughters, Lady Elizabeth and Lady MaryByng. who have been in Canada withtheir Excellencies for a few months. -r- Guests of Colonel and Mrs. GrantMorden last week at Heatherden Hallincluded Field-Marshal Earl French ofYpres, the Prime Minister of WesternAustralia (Sir James Mitchell), the Bi>hopof Birmingham, Colonel diu Pre, M.P.,and Mrs. du Pre, Major-General the Hon.Sir Newton J. Moore, M.P., Major Geo.Hamilton, M.P., and Sir William andLady Savory. * * Marshal JofTre, accompanied b

Churches of Aberdeen : Historical and Descriptive . e, and afterwards of Glas-gow (a son of Sir William Henderson); Rev.Charles C. Cowie, of Rothes; Rev. R. S.MaeLauchlan, M.A., Panbride; and Rev. EERRYHILL UNITED FREE CHURCH 121 Alexander Duncan, M.A., of Dufftown,have represented it in the ministry athome. To the Foreign Mission field it hasgiven .Rev. Dr. W. A. Elnislie, of Living-stonia ; Dr. Agnes Henderson, of Nagpur(a daughter of Sir William Henderson) ;Rev. W. G. Robertson, of Bombay (nowPrincipal of Gnjurat College); Mrs. Thom-son Macmillan, of Tanna; Mr. Stewartand Dr. Brown, of Livi Stock Photo

RM2AJ893N–Churches of Aberdeen : Historical and Descriptive . e, and afterwards of Glas-gow (a son of Sir William Henderson); Rev.Charles C. Cowie, of Rothes; Rev. R. S.MaeLauchlan, M.A., Panbride; and Rev. EERRYHILL UNITED FREE CHURCH 121 Alexander Duncan, M.A., of Dufftown,have represented it in the ministry athome. To the Foreign Mission field it hasgiven .Rev. Dr. W. A. Elnislie, of Living-stonia ; Dr. Agnes Henderson, of Nagpur(a daughter of Sir William Henderson) ;Rev. W. G. Robertson, of Bombay (nowPrincipal of Gnjurat College); Mrs. Thom-son Macmillan, of Tanna; Mr. Stewartand Dr. Brown, of Livi

William Allingham, a diary . chester. Cabto Exchange, get in and see Madox Browns Frescoes,which look well. Owens College about 5.30. Wednesday^ September 7.—Fine; garden — brook(wild angelica about 12 feet high), shady dark paths,bridge. H. painting apple-tree from field ; Mrs.Turner drives us to Bramhall, to call on Mr. andMrs. Nevill—fine old timber mansion, on rising ground.We are shown round—plans, restorations, old wallpaintings, Japanese work. Friday^ September 9.—Drive to Stockport stationwith Mrs. Turner—good-bye. Sunday, September i.—Sandhills. Fine. Drive H.to Aldworth. Tennyson be Stock Photo

RM2AKB896–William Allingham, a diary . chester. Cabto Exchange, get in and see Madox Browns Frescoes,which look well. Owens College about 5.30. Wednesday^ September 7.—Fine; garden — brook(wild angelica about 12 feet high), shady dark paths,bridge. H. painting apple-tree from field ; Mrs.Turner drives us to Bramhall, to call on Mr. andMrs. Nevill—fine old timber mansion, on rising ground.We are shown round—plans, restorations, old wallpaintings, Japanese work. Friday^ September 9.—Drive to Stockport stationwith Mrs. Turner—good-bye. Sunday, September i.—Sandhills. Fine. Drive H.to Aldworth. Tennyson be

History of Milwaukee, city and county . horne, Robert Henri, William Keith, Percival Ros-seau, Francisco Spicuzza, C. A. Slade, Vaclav Vytlacil, F. Ballard Williams,and Cullen Yates. In addition to the Samuel O. Buckner collection, the permanent collectionhas had accessions in gifts from Frederick Layton, William Schuchardt, AliceG. Chapman, Mrs. Samuel A. Field, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Dunbar, Alfred F.James, Mrs. J. W. Skinner, Kuli Kahn, Mrs. Olive M. Simmons, Mrs. S. S.Merrill, Frida Gugler, Dr. Ernest Copeland, Thomas A. Buckner, and JohnF. Kraushaar, and the women of the Fourth District, Stock Photo

RM2AJ6KRG–History of Milwaukee, city and county . horne, Robert Henri, William Keith, Percival Ros-seau, Francisco Spicuzza, C. A. Slade, Vaclav Vytlacil, F. Ballard Williams,and Cullen Yates. In addition to the Samuel O. Buckner collection, the permanent collectionhas had accessions in gifts from Frederick Layton, William Schuchardt, AliceG. Chapman, Mrs. Samuel A. Field, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Dunbar, Alfred F.James, Mrs. J. W. Skinner, Kuli Kahn, Mrs. Olive M. Simmons, Mrs. S. S.Merrill, Frida Gugler, Dr. Ernest Copeland, Thomas A. Buckner, and JohnF. Kraushaar, and the women of the Fourth District,

Old New York yesterday & today . Collrciion oj Mr. Simeon ford ^L Rauls (Efiurctj nnb (§b ^rnab&ag ^tagcB, 1833 The three small buildings were removed to make way for the Astor House. William Henry Harrison, Old Tippecanoe, studied law inthe building at the right with the sign J. Lowe & Co.. Cdlrction of Mrs Robert II Dt Forest Plasljmgtmt Square, (JireenMrlj pillage, aa a Parage (irounb, 1S55 It was Potters Field, 1789-1823; rnadea Parkin 1827. Buildings of the New York University are at upper left. Each face in this picturerepresents an actual portrait of a member of the 7th Regiment, one o Stock Photo

RM2AN8JNF–Old New York yesterday & today . Collrciion oj Mr. Simeon ford ^L Rauls (Efiurctj nnb (§b ^rnab&ag ^tagcB, 1833 The three small buildings were removed to make way for the Astor House. William Henry Harrison, Old Tippecanoe, studied law inthe building at the right with the sign J. Lowe & Co.. Cdlrction of Mrs Robert II Dt Forest Plasljmgtmt Square, (JireenMrlj pillage, aa a Parage (irounb, 1S55 It was Potters Field, 1789-1823; rnadea Parkin 1827. Buildings of the New York University are at upper left. Each face in this picturerepresents an actual portrait of a member of the 7th Regiment, one o

Marshall County in the World War, 1917-1918 : a pictorial history of the community's participation in all wartime activities with a complete roster of soldiers and sailors in service . WILLIAM LAUGHLIN(Cavalry) SERGT. FREDK K. LAUGHLIN(Kadio Operator) Page Eighty-three NEAR DEATH IN NO MANS LAND. DWIGHT L. FRAZIER ON July 22, 1918, Dwight L. Frazer, sonof Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Frazer, of Mar-shalltown, a wireless scout with BatteryB, Tenth Field Artillery, miraculously es-caped death, when a German shell killed orfatally wounded every member of a smalladvanced party, with the exception of Frazer. Stock Photo

RM2AM7NXJ–Marshall County in the World War, 1917-1918 : a pictorial history of the community's participation in all wartime activities with a complete roster of soldiers and sailors in service . WILLIAM LAUGHLIN(Cavalry) SERGT. FREDK K. LAUGHLIN(Kadio Operator) Page Eighty-three NEAR DEATH IN NO MANS LAND. DWIGHT L. FRAZIER ON July 22, 1918, Dwight L. Frazer, sonof Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Frazer, of Mar-shalltown, a wireless scout with BatteryB, Tenth Field Artillery, miraculously es-caped death, when a German shell killed orfatally wounded every member of a smalladvanced party, with the exception of Frazer.

RM2AX6HRE–Marshall County in the World War, 1917-1918 : a pictorial history of the community's participation in all wartime activities with a complete roster of soldiers and sailors in service . CLARENCE LAUGHLIN(Coast Artillery) WILLIAM LAUGHLIN(Cavalry) SERGT. FREDK K. LAUGHLIN(Radio Operator) Page Eighty-three NEAR DEATH IN NO MANS LAND. IlWIUHT L, IRAZIER OX July 22, 1918, Dwight L. Frazer, sonof Ml-, and Mrs. A. L. Frazer, of Mar-shalltown, a wireless scout with BatteryB, Tenth Field Artillery, miraculously es-caped death, when a German shell killed orfjitally wounded every member of a smalladvance

$Marshall County in the World War, 1917-1918 : a pictorial history of the community's participation in all wartime activities with a complete roster of soldiers and sailors in service . THOMAS HARRIS EARLE E. HUMPHREY GEORGE JACKSON. WALTER S. WARN SERGT. GEORGE L. JOHNSON SERGT.-MAJ. CARL BROWN Page One Hundred Forty-three ROSTER OF MARSHALL COUNTY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS (Continued) GOLWITZER, HARRY WILLIAM, Mar-shalltown, son Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gol-witzer; aged 23, moulder; recruited, Mar-shalltown, Dec. 11, 1917; stationed Ft.Logan, Colo.; Kelly Field, Tex., with 2dTm. Bn.; 838th Aero Squadron, Stock Photo$

RM2AM68J1–Marshall County in the World War, 1917-1918 : a pictorial history of the community's participation in all wartime activities with a complete roster of soldiers and sailors in service . THOMAS HARRIS EARLE E. HUMPHREY GEORGE JACKSON. WALTER S. WARN SERGT. GEORGE L. JOHNSON SERGT.-MAJ. CARL BROWN Page One Hundred Forty-three ROSTER OF MARSHALL COUNTY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS (Continued) GOLWITZER, HARRY WILLIAM, Mar-shalltown, son Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gol-witzer; aged 23, moulder; recruited, Mar-shalltown, Dec. 11, 1917; stationed Ft.Logan, Colo.; Kelly Field, Tex., with 2dTm. Bn.; 838th Aero Squadron,

$Marshall County in the World War, 1917-1918 : a pictorial history of the community's participation in all wartime activities with a complete roster of soldiers and sailors in service . THOMAS HARRIS EARLE E. HUMPHREY GEORGE JACKSON. WALTER S. WARN SERGT. GEORGE L. JOHNSON SERGT.-MAJ. CARL BROWN Page One Hundred Forty-three ROSTER OF MARSHALL COUNTY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS (Continued) GOLWITZER, HARRY WILLIAM, Mar-shalltown, son Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gol-witzer; aged 23, moulder; recruited, Mar-shalltown, Dec. 11, 1917; stationed Ft.Logan, Colo.; Kelly Field, Tex., with 2dTm. Bn.; 838th Aero Squadron, Stock Photo$

RM2AX2KRD–Marshall County in the World War, 1917-1918 : a pictorial history of the community's participation in all wartime activities with a complete roster of soldiers and sailors in service . THOMAS HARRIS EARLE E. HUMPHREY GEORGE JACKSON. WALTER S. WARN SERGT. GEORGE L. JOHNSON SERGT.-MAJ. CARL BROWN Page One Hundred Forty-three ROSTER OF MARSHALL COUNTY SOLDIERS AND SAILORS (Continued) GOLWITZER, HARRY WILLIAM, Mar-shalltown, son Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gol-witzer; aged 23, moulder; recruited, Mar-shalltown, Dec. 11, 1917; stationed Ft.Logan, Colo.; Kelly Field, Tex., with 2dTm. Bn.; 838th Aero Squadron,

International studio . PORTR.^IT OK MRS. JOHN HENRYHAMMOND .KSV) D.UGHTER BY M. JEAN MCLANE Pittsburgh, which opened on .pril 25: John W.Alexander, William M. Chase and Ben Foster, ofNew York City; Charles H. Davis. Mystic, Conn.;Sir Alfred East, London, England; William L.Lathrop, New Hope, Pa.; Henri Eugene LeSidaner, Gorberoy, Oise, France; W. Elmer Scho-field, Philadelphia; Gardner Symons, Brooklyn,and Edmund C. Tarbell, Boston. The committeemet in Pittsburgh on April 4 and John W. Beatty,director of fine arts, Carnegie Institute, under arule adopted by the Institute, acted as presidento Stock Photo

RM2AX7KH8–International studio . PORTR.^IT OK MRS. JOHN HENRYHAMMOND .KSV) D.UGHTER BY M. JEAN MCLANE Pittsburgh, which opened on .pril 25: John W.Alexander, William M. Chase and Ben Foster, ofNew York City; Charles H. Davis. Mystic, Conn.;Sir Alfred East, London, England; William L.Lathrop, New Hope, Pa.; Henri Eugene LeSidaner, Gorberoy, Oise, France; W. Elmer Scho-field, Philadelphia; Gardner Symons, Brooklyn,and Edmund C. Tarbell, Boston. The committeemet in Pittsburgh on April 4 and John W. Beatty,director of fine arts, Carnegie Institute, under arule adopted by the Institute, acted as presidento

Pennsylvanian . ATHLETIC FIELD. Fifteen. IRKSllll.NT JllIlN (. ACHESON, L] Sixteen Month of ibxustwa John C. Acheson, LL.D.W. W. Blackburn D. M. Clemson John B. Fixley James C. Gray Dayid McK. Lloyd Mrs. W. S. Miller Jacob J. Miller Oliver McClixtock Rev. John K. McClurkin, D.D. Rev. Wm. L. McEwan, D.D. Mrs. Johx J. Nevix William H. Re a Lee S. Smith Mrs. Chas. H. Spexcer Seventeen (Uollpge GJalntfcar 1916 19 September, Tuesday Entrance Examinations 19 September, Tuesday .... First Semester begins—registration 20 September, Wednesday Recitations begin 30 November, Thursday Thanksgiving vacatio Stock Photo

RM2AXG47B–Pennsylvanian . ATHLETIC FIELD. Fifteen. IRKSllll.NT JllIlN (. ACHESON, L] Sixteen Month of ibxustwa John C. Acheson, LL.D.W. W. Blackburn D. M. Clemson John B. Fixley James C. Gray Dayid McK. Lloyd Mrs. W. S. Miller Jacob J. Miller Oliver McClixtock Rev. John K. McClurkin, D.D. Rev. Wm. L. McEwan, D.D. Mrs. Johx J. Nevix William H. Re a Lee S. Smith Mrs. Chas. H. Spexcer Seventeen (Uollpge GJalntfcar 1916 19 September, Tuesday Entrance Examinations 19 September, Tuesday .... First Semester begins—registration 20 September, Wednesday Recitations begin 30 November, Thursday Thanksgiving vacatio

. Bird-lore . up to the present time, under their Presi-dents, Mrs. Moses D. Hoge, and Mrs. William Harris, both prominent in socialand literary circles in Richmond. M. D. Hart, of Ashland, who had beenTreasurer since the organization of the society, was unanimously electedPresident, and Mrs. R. B. Smithey, also of Ashland, was chosen Secretary.We feel sure, therefore, that the future for Audubon work in Virginia, is Reports of Field Agents 497 secure. I wrote at once for instructions and found that the work had beendivided into departments, which will make it much easier. I attended theNation Stock Photo

RM2CNG06E–. Bird-lore . up to the present time, under their Presi-dents, Mrs. Moses D. Hoge, and Mrs. William Harris, both prominent in socialand literary circles in Richmond. M. D. Hart, of Ashland, who had beenTreasurer since the organization of the society, was unanimously electedPresident, and Mrs. R. B. Smithey, also of Ashland, was chosen Secretary.We feel sure, therefore, that the future for Audubon work in Virginia, is Reports of Field Agents 497 secure. I wrote at once for instructions and found that the work had beendivided into departments, which will make it much easier. I attended theNation

RM2CND1E1–. Bird lore . up to the present time, under their Presi-dents, Mrs. Moses D. Hoge, and Mrs. William Harris, both prominent in socialand literary circles in Richmond. M. D. Hart, of Ashland, who had beenTreasurer since the organization of the society, was unanimously electedPresident, and Mrs. R. B. Smithey, also of Ashland, was chosen Secretary.We feel sure, therefore, that the future for Audubon work in Virginia, is Reports of Field Agents 497 secure. I wrote at once for instructions and found that the worlc had beendivided into departments, which will make it much easier. I attended theNatio

. The Argonaut . Genevieve King, MissMargaret Wilson, Miss Linda Cadwallader,Miss Lucille Coleman, Miss Elizabeth Allen,and Miss Helen Chesebrough. For the Greenway dances this year, themembership is naturally the same as last year.A new rule has been made that the onlydebutantes admitted are those whose parentswere formerly members of the club in theearlier days of its organization. Mrs. Linda H. Bryan gave a tea in honorof Mrs. John L. Bradbury on Friday of lastweek. MOVEMENTS AND WHEREABOUTS. Mrs. Joseph Crockett is at present visitingMr. and Mrs. William Tevis at their Bakers-field residen Stock Photo

RM2CDJ7WF–. The Argonaut . Genevieve King, MissMargaret Wilson, Miss Linda Cadwallader,Miss Lucille Coleman, Miss Elizabeth Allen,and Miss Helen Chesebrough. For the Greenway dances this year, themembership is naturally the same as last year.A new rule has been made that the onlydebutantes admitted are those whose parentswere formerly members of the club in theearlier days of its organization. Mrs. Linda H. Bryan gave a tea in honorof Mrs. John L. Bradbury on Friday of lastweek. MOVEMENTS AND WHEREABOUTS. Mrs. Joseph Crockett is at present visitingMr. and Mrs. William Tevis at their Bakers-field residen

. The Saturday magazine . ave and Lord Wilmot. The king having pre-pared himself for his journey, according to a plan ofescape devised by Lord Wilmot, John Pendrill wasdespatched to Mrs. Lane, sister of Colonel Lane, ofBentley, who sent back with him a parcel of boiledwalnut leaves, to sttiin and disfigure his majestysface and hands. On the 10th of September, Colonel Lane and hissister came to a field adjoining, where she wasplaced on horseback behind the king, who was nolonger William Jones, the woodman, but WilliamJackson, a yeomans son. The heroic Mrs. Lanepassed through several dangerous a Stock Photo

RM2CDBM1M–. The Saturday magazine . ave and Lord Wilmot. The king having pre-pared himself for his journey, according to a plan ofescape devised by Lord Wilmot, John Pendrill wasdespatched to Mrs. Lane, sister of Colonel Lane, ofBentley, who sent back with him a parcel of boiledwalnut leaves, to sttiin and disfigure his majestysface and hands. On the 10th of September, Colonel Lane and hissister came to a field adjoining, where she wasplaced on horseback behind the king, who was nolonger William Jones, the woodman, but WilliamJackson, a yeomans son. The heroic Mrs. Lanepassed through several dangerous a

. Bird lore . JOHN DRYDEN KUSERPresident of the Somerset Hills (New Jersey) Bird Club (404) Annual Report of the National Association ofAudubon Societies for 1916 CONTENTS REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. Introduction.—Affiliated Societies.—Bird Clubs.—Junior Audubon So-cieties.—Summer Schools.—Legislation.—Field Agents. — WardenWork.—Lists of Wardens.—Miscellaneous Facts.—Finances. REPORTS OF FIELD AGENTS. Winthrop Packard.—Dr. Eugene Swope.—Miss Katharine H. Stuart.—Mrs. W. T. Wilson.—William L. Finley.—Mrs. Mary S. Sage, Organ-izer.—Herbert K. Job, Applied Ornithology. REPORTS OF STATE AUDUBON SOCI Stock Photo

RM2CNFJT9–. Bird lore . JOHN DRYDEN KUSERPresident of the Somerset Hills (New Jersey) Bird Club (404) Annual Report of the National Association ofAudubon Societies for 1916 CONTENTS REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. Introduction.—Affiliated Societies.—Bird Clubs.—Junior Audubon So-cieties.—Summer Schools.—Legislation.—Field Agents. — WardenWork.—Lists of Wardens.—Miscellaneous Facts.—Finances. REPORTS OF FIELD AGENTS. Winthrop Packard.—Dr. Eugene Swope.—Miss Katharine H. Stuart.—Mrs. W. T. Wilson.—William L. Finley.—Mrs. Mary S. Sage, Organ-izer.—Herbert K. Job, Applied Ornithology. REPORTS OF STATE AUDUBON SOCI

. Bird-lore . BUILDING A BLIND OF TULES, FROM WHICH TO PHOTOGRAPHWHITE PELICANS AT KLAMATH LAKE. ^^^^.lA^ ^../^ (492) Annual Report of the National Association ofAudubon Societies for 1915 CONTENTS REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. Introduction.—Audubon Warden Work.—Egret Protection.—Junior Au-dubon Classes.—Summer Schools.—Legislation.—Applied Ornithology.•—Field Agents.—Societies and Bird Clubs.—Publications.—Finance. REPORTS OF FIELD AGENTS. Arthur H. Norton.—Winthrop Packard.—Miss Katharine H. Stuart.—Dr.Eugene Swope.—William L. Fixley.—Herbert K. Job, Applied Orni-thology.—Mrs. Mary S. Sage Lectur Stock Photo

RM2CNG1D2–. Bird-lore . BUILDING A BLIND OF TULES, FROM WHICH TO PHOTOGRAPHWHITE PELICANS AT KLAMATH LAKE. ^^^^.lA^ ^../^ (492) Annual Report of the National Association ofAudubon Societies for 1915 CONTENTS REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. Introduction.—Audubon Warden Work.—Egret Protection.—Junior Au-dubon Classes.—Summer Schools.—Legislation.—Applied Ornithology.•—Field Agents.—Societies and Bird Clubs.—Publications.—Finance. REPORTS OF FIELD AGENTS. Arthur H. Norton.—Winthrop Packard.—Miss Katharine H. Stuart.—Dr.Eugene Swope.—William L. Fixley.—Herbert K. Job, Applied Orni-thology.—Mrs. Mary S. Sage Lectur

RM2CNG28A–. Bird-lore . JOHN DRYDEN KUSERPresident of the Somerset Hills (New Jersey) Bird Club (404) Annual Report of the National Association ofAudubon Societies for 1916 CONTENTS REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. Introduction.—Affiliated Societies.—Bird Clubs.—Junior Audubon So-cieties.—Summer Schools.—Legislation.—Field Agents. — WardenWork.—Lists of Wardens.—Miscellaneous Facts.—Finances. REPORTS OF FIELD AGENTS. WiNTHROP Packard.—Dr. Eugene Swore.—Miss Katharine H. Stuart.—Mrs. W. T. Wilson.—William L. Finley.—Mrs. Mary S. Sage, Organ-izer.—Herbert K. Job, Applied Ornithology. REPORTS OF STATE AUDUBON SOCI

. Bird lore . AMERICAN EGRET FEEDING YOUNG, ORANGE LAKE, FLORIDA, ROOKERYPhotographed by Warden O. E. Baynard Annual Report of the National Association ofAudubon Societies for 1911 CONTENTS REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. Introduction. Legislation. Field Agents and Other Workers. State Societies. Bird Colonies and Wardens. Egret Protection. Mrs. Russell Sage Fund. Miscellaneous and Financial. REPORT OF FIELD AGENTS. Edward Howe Forbush, in New England. William Lovell Finley, on Pacific Coast. Captain M. B. Davis, in Texas. Miss Katharine H. Stuart, in Virginia. Francis Harper, Special Report on Gardi Stock Photo

RM2CNHB32–. Bird lore . AMERICAN EGRET FEEDING YOUNG, ORANGE LAKE, FLORIDA, ROOKERYPhotographed by Warden O. E. Baynard Annual Report of the National Association ofAudubon Societies for 1911 CONTENTS REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. Introduction. Legislation. Field Agents and Other Workers. State Societies. Bird Colonies and Wardens. Egret Protection. Mrs. Russell Sage Fund. Miscellaneous and Financial. REPORT OF FIELD AGENTS. Edward Howe Forbush, in New England. William Lovell Finley, on Pacific Coast. Captain M. B. Davis, in Texas. Miss Katharine H. Stuart, in Virginia. Francis Harper, Special Report on Gardi

. Armstrong Nurseries . MRS. JOHN LAING.A hardy rose that always pleases. WILLIAM SHEAN.Showing specimen bloom from our field-grown plants. *President Carnot. Hybrid Tea. Color a deli-cate rosy blush, shaded a trifle deeper at the cen-ter of the flower, which is very large and ex-quisitely shaped, with thick, shell-like petals;strong grower, free bloomer; fragrant; a superbrose; one of the best varieties introduced in re-cent years. Prince Camille de Rohan. Hybrid Perpetual.Deep, velvety crimson; large, full; one of the bestof dark roses. Radiance. Hybrid Tea. A brilliant, rosy car-mine, displ Stock Photo

RM2CHK0FK–. Armstrong Nurseries . MRS. JOHN LAING.A hardy rose that always pleases. WILLIAM SHEAN.Showing specimen bloom from our field-grown plants. *President Carnot. Hybrid Tea. Color a deli-cate rosy blush, shaded a trifle deeper at the cen-ter of the flower, which is very large and ex-quisitely shaped, with thick, shell-like petals;strong grower, free bloomer; fragrant; a superbrose; one of the best varieties introduced in re-cent years. Prince Camille de Rohan. Hybrid Perpetual.Deep, velvety crimson; large, full; one of the bestof dark roses. Radiance. Hybrid Tea. A brilliant, rosy car-mine, displ

. Annual report of the Philadelphia Museum of Art . Harpocrates.Dr. E. S. Vanderslice : Spanish Glass Vase.W. L. Oakford : Eleven pieces of old English China; two Tucker Pitchers; a pair ofChinese Embroidered Slippers.Dr. William Pepper : Four pieces of Oriental pottrey brought from the East by Dr. Peters.Miss Elizabeth Schaffer: Embroidered Linen Sampler.Mrs. John W. Field : A collection of 43 objects including examples of English Furniture, choice Por-celains and Bronzes, Florentine Iron Work, American Mosaic Glass, European Laces,etc.John T. Morris: Marble Idol, the Indian God Parasnuth.WMI Stock Photo

RM2CHNDWK–. Annual report of the Philadelphia Museum of Art . Harpocrates.Dr. E. S. Vanderslice : Spanish Glass Vase.W. L. Oakford : Eleven pieces of old English China; two Tucker Pitchers; a pair ofChinese Embroidered Slippers.Dr. William Pepper : Four pieces of Oriental pottrey brought from the East by Dr. Peters.Miss Elizabeth Schaffer: Embroidered Linen Sampler.Mrs. John W. Field : A collection of 43 objects including examples of English Furniture, choice Por-celains and Bronzes, Florentine Iron Work, American Mosaic Glass, European Laces,etc.John T. Morris: Marble Idol, the Indian God Parasnuth.WMI

. Syllabus. ionary Board of Control at Northwestern University was organized in i8go. The object is to maintain, in the foreign mission field, an alumnus of the University. Miss Josephine Stahl, 92. is now doing the missionary work among Eurasian girls in Calcutta. Northwestern Lnivcrsity Settlement Association Officers anh Members of Council Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers,Mr. William Deering,Dr. R. D. Sheppard, . . Prof. J. A. James, Mr. Norman W. Harris, Prof. Charles F. BradleyMr. p. R. ShumwayMr. Hugh R. WilsonMrs. C. H. Rowe Prof. William Caldwell Rev. John H. BoydMrs. W. H. CrawfordMr. W. a. H Stock Photo

RM2CEJWYW–. Syllabus. ionary Board of Control at Northwestern University was organized in i8go. The object is to maintain, in the foreign mission field, an alumnus of the University. Miss Josephine Stahl, 92. is now doing the missionary work among Eurasian girls in Calcutta. Northwestern Lnivcrsity Settlement Association Officers anh Members of Council Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers,Mr. William Deering,Dr. R. D. Sheppard, . . Prof. J. A. James, Mr. Norman W. Harris, Prof. Charles F. BradleyMr. p. R. ShumwayMr. Hugh R. WilsonMrs. C. H. Rowe Prof. William Caldwell Rev. John H. BoydMrs. W. H. CrawfordMr. W. a. H

RM2CNGJFJ–. Bird-lore . AMERICAN EGRET FEEDING YOUNG, ORANGE LAKE, FLORIDA, ROOKERY Photographed by Warden O. E. Baynard Annual Report of the National Association ofAudubon Societies for 1911 CONTENTS REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. Introduction. Legislation. Field Agents and Other Workers. State Societies. Bird Colonies and Wardens. Egret Protection. Mrs. Russell S.age Fund. Miscellaneous and Financial. REPORT OF FIELD AGENTS. Edward Howe Forbush, in New England.William Lovell Finley, on Pacific Coast.Capt.vin M. B. Davis, in Texas.Miss Katharine H. Stuart, in Virginia. Francis H,rper, Special Report on Gard

. Bird lore . William F 5 00 Van Name, Willard 15 00 Von Arnin, Miss A 3 00 Wadsworth, Clarence S 10 00 White, Mrs. A. Ludlow 5 00 Winslow, Miss M. L. C 6 00 Womans Study Club 3 00 Grand.total $3i585 62 The Audubon Societies 327 REPORTS FROM WORKERS IN THE FIELD Progress in Florida One of our most active workers inFlorida is Dr. Herbert R. Mills, of Tampa.He is constantly on the alert, and is alwaysdoing useful and interesting things forthe birds, as is indicated by the follow-ing communication: I have been noting the results of theJunior Audubon work here in Tampa, andI am greatly impressed w Stock Photo

RM2CND7FR–. Bird lore . William F 5 00 Van Name, Willard 15 00 Von Arnin, Miss A 3 00 Wadsworth, Clarence S 10 00 White, Mrs. A. Ludlow 5 00 Winslow, Miss M. L. C 6 00 Womans Study Club 3 00 Grand.total $3i585 62 The Audubon Societies 327 REPORTS FROM WORKERS IN THE FIELD Progress in Florida One of our most active workers inFlorida is Dr. Herbert R. Mills, of Tampa.He is constantly on the alert, and is alwaysdoing useful and interesting things forthe birds, as is indicated by the follow-ing communication: I have been noting the results of theJunior Audubon work here in Tampa, andI am greatly impressed w

. Bird lore . , Geo. F 3 00 Williams, Mrs. Sydney M 2 oo Winslow, Miss Isabella (In Memoriam) 5 co Amount carried forward $9,666 73 Amount brought forward . . .$3,666 73 Winslow, Miss Maria C 5 00 Winsor, Mrs. Alfred 5 °° Witherbee, Miss Elizabeth W. 1 00 Wright, Miss Mary A 2 00 J. S. Y 5 00 Young, William H 5 °° Zabriskie, Andrew C 5 °° Total $9,694 73 Letters from Field WorkersJUNIOR AUDUBON WORK It is just Dossible that some of thereaders of Bird-Lore may not havefully grasped the importance of thework being done by the National Associa-tion and the State Audubon Societies inthe matter of Stock Photo

RM2CPKDN5–. Bird lore . , Geo. F 3 00 Williams, Mrs. Sydney M 2 oo Winslow, Miss Isabella (In Memoriam) 5 co Amount carried forward $9,666 73 Amount brought forward . . .$3,666 73 Winslow, Miss Maria C 5 00 Winsor, Mrs. Alfred 5 °° Witherbee, Miss Elizabeth W. 1 00 Wright, Miss Mary A 2 00 J. S. Y 5 00 Young, William H 5 °° Zabriskie, Andrew C 5 °° Total $9,694 73 Letters from Field WorkersJUNIOR AUDUBON WORK It is just Dossible that some of thereaders of Bird-Lore may not havefully grasped the importance of thework being done by the National Associa-tion and the State Audubon Societies inthe matter of

. Bird-lore . d 89,666 73 456 73 5 00 5 00 5 00 25 00 25 00 2 00 3 005 002 005 005 00I 00^ 00 1 DO 2 GO 5 00I 005 00-5 00-5 00;o 003 00 oc Amount brought forward . . .$%666 73 Winslow, Miss Maria C 5 00 Winsor, Mrs. Alfred 5 00 Witherbee, Miss Elizabeth W. i 00 Wright, Miss Mary A 2 00 J. S. Y 5 00 Voung, William H 5 00 Zabriskie, Andrew C 5 00 Total $9,694 73 Letters from Field WorkersJUNIOR AUDUBON WORK It is just possible that some of thereaders of Bird-Lore may not havefully grasped the importance of thework being done by the National Associa-tion and the State Audubon Societies inthe matt Stock Photo

RM2CNF0G6–. Bird-lore . d 89,666 73 456 73 5 00 5 00 5 00 25 00 25 00 2 00 3 005 002 005 005 00I 00^ 00 1 DO 2 GO 5 00I 005 00-5 00-5 00;o 003 00 oc Amount brought forward . . .$%666 73 Winslow, Miss Maria C 5 00 Winsor, Mrs. Alfred 5 00 Witherbee, Miss Elizabeth W. i 00 Wright, Miss Mary A 2 00 J. S. Y 5 00 Voung, William H 5 00 Zabriskie, Andrew C 5 00 Total $9,694 73 Letters from Field WorkersJUNIOR AUDUBON WORK It is just possible that some of thereaders of Bird-Lore may not havefully grasped the importance of thework being done by the National Associa-tion and the State Audubon Societies inthe matt

Miscellanea genealogica et heraldica : . ctober 9. John Harcourt, Esqr. 1783. February 4. Arathea [? Ann], wife of Charles Harvey. March 12. Mrs Ann Benfield, Widow. December 5. Ann, wife of John De La Bere, Esqr. 1784. April 18. Elizabeth, wife of John Field.1786. January 13. Laetitia Sarah Maria Harcourt. October 14. Charles Hethaway. November 17. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Hughes, Esq1. December 26. Ann Hetheway, Widow. 1788. November 26. Revd Joshua Kyte, D.D.1790. January 18. William Clarke, Gent. February 3. William Cook. 1792. August 14. M™ [Sarah] Timbrell. September 24. Ann Pullen. 179 Stock Photo

RM2AJEMFK–Miscellanea genealogica et heraldica : . ctober 9. John Harcourt, Esqr. 1783. February 4. Arathea [? Ann], wife of Charles Harvey. March 12. Mrs Ann Benfield, Widow. December 5. Ann, wife of John De La Bere, Esqr. 1784. April 18. Elizabeth, wife of John Field.1786. January 13. Laetitia Sarah Maria Harcourt. October 14. Charles Hethaway. November 17. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Hughes, Esq1. December 26. Ann Hetheway, Widow. 1788. November 26. Revd Joshua Kyte, D.D.1790. January 18. William Clarke, Gent. February 3. William Cook. 1792. August 14. M™ [Sarah] Timbrell. September 24. Ann Pullen. 179

. Reminiscences of the life of a nurse in field, hospital and camp, during the Civil War . hat it may be aprofit and pleasure to many and. particularly, that theyoung who read it may have a stronger love of country anda larger appreciation of those who suffered, fought anddied to preserve it. WILLIAM K. HALL. The child who was born the year the Civil War closedhas long since grown to manhood, and the experiences ofthose dreadful years are fast fading into forgetfulness.Those who have come upon the stage of life since, haveno adequate conception of the nature and cost of the con-flict. Mrs. Erv Stock Photo

RM2CJB5AM–. Reminiscences of the life of a nurse in field, hospital and camp, during the Civil War . hat it may be aprofit and pleasure to many and. particularly, that theyoung who read it may have a stronger love of country anda larger appreciation of those who suffered, fought anddied to preserve it. WILLIAM K. HALL. The child who was born the year the Civil War closedhas long since grown to manhood, and the experiences ofthose dreadful years are fast fading into forgetfulness.Those who have come upon the stage of life since, haveno adequate conception of the nature and cost of the con-flict. Mrs. Erv

. Reminiscences of the life of a nurse in field, hospital and camp during the Civil War . pe that it may be aprofit and pleasure to many and, particularly, that theyoung who read it may have a stronger love of country anda larger appreciation of those who suffered, fought and died to preserve it. WILLIAM K. HALL. The child who was born the year the Civil War closedhas long since grown to manhood, and the experiences ofthose dreadful years are fast fading into forgetfulness.Those who have come upon the stage of life since, haveno adequate conception of the nature and cost of the con-flict. Mrs. Stock Photo

RM2CJ9B13–. Reminiscences of the life of a nurse in field, hospital and camp during the Civil War . pe that it may be aprofit and pleasure to many and, particularly, that theyoung who read it may have a stronger love of country anda larger appreciation of those who suffered, fought and died to preserve it. WILLIAM K. HALL. The child who was born the year the Civil War closedhas long since grown to manhood, and the experiences ofthose dreadful years are fast fading into forgetfulness.Those who have come upon the stage of life since, haveno adequate conception of the nature and cost of the con-flict. Mrs.

. Annual report of the Director to the Board of Trustees for the year ... Field Museum of Natural History; Natural history. Field Museum of Natural History Reports, Vol. VII. Plate LIII. ARCHAIC JADES, CHINA Presented by Mrs. William H. Moore. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Field Museum of Natural History. Chicago, U. S. A. : Field Museum of Natural History Stock Photo

RMRM7N09–. Annual report of the Director to the Board of Trustees for the year ... Field Museum of Natural History; Natural history. Field Museum of Natural History Reports, Vol. VII. Plate LIII. ARCHAIC JADES, CHINA Presented by Mrs. William H. Moore. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Field Museum of Natural History. Chicago, U. S. A. : Field Museum of Natural History

. Bulletin. Natural history; Science. Mrs. William Wood-Prince. Mrs, Edward Byron Smith, and Mrs B. Edward Bensinger visit the cramped and antiquated kitchen facilities of Field Museum's restaurant, which are high on priority list of renovations to be accomplished with Capital Campaign funds.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Field Museum of Natural History. [Chicago] : The Museum Stock Photo

RMRH0WN9–. Bulletin. Natural history; Science. Mrs. William Wood-Prince. Mrs, Edward Byron Smith, and Mrs B. Edward Bensinger visit the cramped and antiquated kitchen facilities of Field Museum's restaurant, which are high on priority list of renovations to be accomplished with Capital Campaign funds.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Field Museum of Natural History. [Chicago] : The Museum

RMRH0WN1–. Bulletin. Natural history; Science. Mrs. William Wood-Prince. Mrs, Edward Byron Smith, and Mrs B. Edward Bensinger visit the cramped and antiquated kitchen facilities of Field Museum's restaurant, which are high on priority list of renovations to be accomplished with Capital Campaign funds.. On an inspection tour of some of the building's critical problems to be corrected with Capital Campaign funds. Museum Director E. Leiand Webber explains the sunken ground floor problem to Mrs. Robert C. Gunness, Mrs. Lewis E. Myers. Mrs. Edwin N. Asmann. Mrs. David Mayer, Mrs. George Harry Walkins, Mrs.

. Sport with gun and rod in American woods and waters [microform]. Hunting; Hunting; Fishing; Fishing; Chasse; Chasse; PÃªche sportive; PÃªche sportive. , .) â 240 Devf-IIuntin^ir on the .tn SabU. f.VMl' KKWIN. a rickety old barn ; that behind it is a blacksmith's shop, and the remaininj;' house is that in which we had our (juarters. It contains, on the upper floor, one large and finely ventilated apartment; and below, the kitchen, dininy, and "livioif" room and two small bed- rooms. One of these was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. William Ham- field, the latter of whom had enj^aged to coo Stock Photo

RMRJ45D3–. Sport with gun and rod in American woods and waters [microform]. Hunting; Hunting; Fishing; Fishing; Chasse; Chasse; PÃªche sportive; PÃªche sportive. , .) â 240 Devf-IIuntin^ir on the .tn SabU. f.VMl' KKWIN. a rickety old barn ; that behind it is a blacksmith's shop, and the remaininj;' house is that in which we had our (juarters. It contains, on the upper floor, one large and finely ventilated apartment; and below, the kitchen, dininy, and "livioif" room and two small bed- rooms. One of these was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. William Ham- field, the latter of whom had enj^aged to coo

. Transactions of the Edinburgh Field Naturalists & Microscopical Society. XXVlll List of Members, 1890-91. Thomson, Thomas, 11 Dundonakl Street. Tod, Andrew, Ehnpark, Ettrick Rd. Tumbull, George, 16 Thistle Street. 150 Uslier, Andrew, Blackford House. Walcot, John, 50 Northumberland Street. Walker, David, 61 Great King St. Wallace, Prof. Robert, University, Edinburgh. Wallace, William, St Boswells. Walton, Frederick, 40 Frederick St. Watson, Dr William, Lockharton, Slateford. Watson, Mrs, Lockharton, Slateford. White, Miss, 7 Lutton Place. Wilson, George A., 46 Queensferry Street. 160 Wil Stock Photo

RMRMNA0G–. Transactions of the Edinburgh Field Naturalists & Microscopical Society. XXVlll List of Members, 1890-91. Thomson, Thomas, 11 Dundonakl Street. Tod, Andrew, Ehnpark, Ettrick Rd. Tumbull, George, 16 Thistle Street. 150 Uslier, Andrew, Blackford House. Walcot, John, 50 Northumberland Street. Walker, David, 61 Great King St. Wallace, Prof. Robert, University, Edinburgh. Wallace, William, St Boswells. Walton, Frederick, 40 Frederick St. Watson, Dr William, Lockharton, Slateford. Watson, Mrs, Lockharton, Slateford. White, Miss, 7 Lutton Place. Wilson, George A., 46 Queensferry Street. 160 Wil

. Bountiful Ridge Nurseries : our complete catalog and planting guide for fall 1950 and spring 1951. Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs; Trees Catalogs; Asparagus Catalogs. Mr. and Mrs. William Lasher, Tivoli, N. Y., proudly dis- play Catslcill Strawberries in their 1950 field. Note heavy producing rows. Mr. Lasher has had many years' experience as a strawberry grower and prefers "Bountiful Ridge grown plants." ROBINSON SCARLET BEAUTY A comparatively new variety being given a lot of fav- orable comments from most Michigan plant growers. The berrie Stock Photo

RMRH8DTM–. Bountiful Ridge Nurseries : our complete catalog and planting guide for fall 1950 and spring 1951. Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Fruit trees Catalogs; Trees Catalogs; Asparagus Catalogs. Mr. and Mrs. William Lasher, Tivoli, N. Y., proudly dis- play Catslcill Strawberries in their 1950 field. Note heavy producing rows. Mr. Lasher has had many years' experience as a strawberry grower and prefers "Bountiful Ridge grown plants." ROBINSON SCARLET BEAUTY A comparatively new variety being given a lot of fav- orable comments from most Michigan plant growers. The berrie

. Annual report / Belfast Naturalists' Field Club. 53 Alexander C. Welsh, Dromore (corresponding member). Edward Weldon, Linen Hall. Thos. K. Wheeler, M.D., Clarence place. T. K. Wheeler, jun., do. W. White, Lonsdale terrace. Miss Wilson, Ballymoney. David Wilson, do. Robert Workman, M.A., Windsor. Thomas Workman, Windsor. Edward Wren, Hughes's buildgs. Joseph Wright, F.G.SS., L. & I., Kinnaird street. Mrs. Wright, Kinnaird street. H. J. Wright, Lonsdale street. James Wright, Fitzroy avenue. John Wylie, Balmoral. William Wylie, Mountpleasant. Eobert Young, C.E., Richmond. Samuel Young, Ros Stock Photo

RMRM8RHE–. Annual report / Belfast Naturalists' Field Club. 53 Alexander C. Welsh, Dromore (corresponding member). Edward Weldon, Linen Hall. Thos. K. Wheeler, M.D., Clarence place. T. K. Wheeler, jun., do. W. White, Lonsdale terrace. Miss Wilson, Ballymoney. David Wilson, do. Robert Workman, M.A., Windsor. Thomas Workman, Windsor. Edward Wren, Hughes's buildgs. Joseph Wright, F.G.SS., L. & I., Kinnaird street. Mrs. Wright, Kinnaird street. H. J. Wright, Lonsdale street. James Wright, Fitzroy avenue. John Wylie, Balmoral. William Wylie, Mountpleasant. Eobert Young, C.E., Richmond. Samuel Young, Ros

. Bird lore. Birds; Birds; Ornithology. 70 Bird - Lore Field, W. L. W. Fisher, Robert J. Gale, Mrs. John E. Garel, Mrs. Anna R, Glare, Francis J. Glisan, R. L. Goddard, Mrs. Morrill Gonzales, Mrs. J. C. Grant, Mrs. Marion K. Gray, Mathews Griffin, William V. Gude, A. v., Jr. Hall, Henry B. Hartwell, Arthur S. Hatch, Boyd Hatch, Edward, Jr. Hatch, Livingston Hatch, Van Note Hawly, Mrs. Charles H. Hayward, J. B Hershey, Andrew H. Heydt, Charles E. Howard, Frederick T. Hoyt, Alfred O. Hoyt, S. B. Hubbard, Miss Anna Weir Hughes, R. S. Hutcheson, C. L. Irwin, Mrs. Robert Jameson, Miss Marjorie Ruth Stock Photo

RMRHJTD8–. Bird lore. Birds; Birds; Ornithology. 70 Bird - Lore Field, W. L. W. Fisher, Robert J. Gale, Mrs. John E. Garel, Mrs. Anna R, Glare, Francis J. Glisan, R. L. Goddard, Mrs. Morrill Gonzales, Mrs. J. C. Grant, Mrs. Marion K. Gray, Mathews Griffin, William V. Gude, A. v., Jr. Hall, Henry B. Hartwell, Arthur S. Hatch, Boyd Hatch, Edward, Jr. Hatch, Livingston Hatch, Van Note Hawly, Mrs. Charles H. Hayward, J. B Hershey, Andrew H. Heydt, Charles E. Howard, Frederick T. Hoyt, Alfred O. Hoyt, S. B. Hubbard, Miss Anna Weir Hughes, R. S. Hutcheson, C. L. Irwin, Mrs. Robert Jameson, Miss Marjorie Ruth

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