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RME18RMG–An Airbus A330-200 passenger aircraft ofgerman airline Lufthansa is landing at Frankfurt-Main airport.
RM2CPE74W–PIZARRO OFGERMAN FIRST DIVISION SOCCER CLUB FC BAYERN MUNICH CHALLENGES CETTO OF FRENCH CLUB FC NANTES ATLANTIQUE DURING CHAMPIONSLEAGUE SOCCER MATCH IN MUNICH. Claudio Pizarro (L) of German first division soccer club FC Bayern Munich challenges Mauro Cetto of French soccer club FC Nantes Atlantique during the first minutes of their Championsleague group A soccer match in Munich's olympic stadium March 19, 2002. REUTERS/Michael Dalder REUTERS
RF2KAPN63–Portrait ofGerman Shepherd on wide angle, bottom view against gray cloudy sky. Dog standing outside and looking into distance. Serious focused attenti
RMF6B3X1–Secretary Kerry is Greeted by the Head Ofgerman Protocol and Embassy Charge d'affaires Upon Arrival in Berlin, Germany
RMTDK1GD–OBLIQUE VIEW OFGERMAN VILLAGE LOOKING SOUTH. - Dugway Proving Ground, German-Japanese Village, German Village, South of Stark Road, in WWII Incendiary Test Area, Dugway, Tooele County, UT
RM2AJCTMF–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No, 21.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan collar, withband of same on sleeves and row of same inbox-pleat; price, I24.00.. No. 19.—Ladies Alaska Seal Coat, in all sizes,from 34 to 44 inches in length ; prices, $115 to|275-
RFWP9K94–Credit card ofgerman bank on the heap of other different cards. Opening a bank account in Germany. 3d illustration
RF2A2BKKG–Credit card ofgerman bank on the heap of other different cards. Opening a bank account in Germany. 3d illustration.
RM2BMHMGN–Portrait de Friedrich Nietzsche ( 1844 - 1900 ), philosophe allemand (Portrait ofgerman philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche) Gravure du 19eme siecle Colle
RM2CMK4CM–SANTA CRUZ OFGERMAN FIRST DIVISION SOCCER CLUB FC BAYERN MUNICH CHALLENGES CETTO OF FRENCH CLUB FC NANTES ATLANTIQUE DURING CHAMPIONSLEAGUE SOCCER MATCH IN MUNICH. Roque Santa Cruz (R) of German first division soccer club FC Bayern Munich challenges Mauro Cetto of French soccer club FC Nantes Atlantique during the first minutes of their Champions League group A soccer match in Munich's olympic stadium March 19, 2002. REUTERS/Michael Dalder REUTERS
RF2KAPN5H–Portrait ofGerman Shepherd on wide angle, bottom view against gray cloudy sky. Dog standing outside and looking into distance. Licks black nose with t
RM2D46W9X–SUPERVISORY BOARD CHAIRMAN SERVATIUS IN FRONT OFGERMAN MEDIA MOGUL LEO KIRCH AND FRIEDE SPRINGER AT ANNUAL MEETING OF SPRINGER VERLAG AG IN BERLIN. Chairman of the supervisory board Bernhard Servatius smiles as he sits in front of German media mogul Leo Kirch (R) and Friede Springer (L) before a annual shareholder meeting of the Springer Verlag AG publishing group in Berlin June 27, 2001. Kirch's company owns 40.5 percent of the German publishing empire.
RM2AJCTXX–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. i8.—Ladies Plain Alaska Seal Dolman,London dved; 54 inches long; with trimming,price, $325. ,^r*^>. No, 21.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan collar, withband of same on sleeves and row of same inbox-pleat; price, I24.00.
RM2AJCWMG–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 13.—Ladies Silk Sicilian Circular, linedwith Sibenan squirrel; prices, J35.00 to $150.. No. 16.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan on collarand sleeves, and cord on back ; 52 inches long;sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bust measure ; price,{12.00.
RM2AJCWEJ–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 16.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan on collarand sleeves, and cord on back ; 52 inches long;sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bust measure ; price,{12.00.. No. 14.—Ladies Rhadames Circular, lined withermine and trimmed with chinchilla, andcollar of the same ; price {150.00.
RM2AJCWXP–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 15.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan on collarand sleeves, and a wide band of same aroundthe skirt; 52 inches long; sizes 32 to 44 inches,bust measure ; price, $iS.oo. No. 13.—Ladies Silk Sicilian Circular, linedwith Sibenan squirrel; prices, J35.00 to $150.
RMD5KFGH–Guido Westerwelle at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AJCT7B–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 22.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan collar, andband of same around skirt; row of passemen-terie on pleats ; 52 inches long; sizes, 32 to44 inches ; price, J25.00.. No. 20.—Ladies Alaska Seal Dolman, withFrench beaver collar, 52 inches in length ;price, I350.
RMD5KFFR–Guido Westerwelle at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AJCX2K–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . ^*-5»^«- No. 12.—Ladies Alaska Seal Dolman, Londondyed; with pointed French beaver trimmings;price, I275.. No. 15.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan on collarand sleeves, and a wide band of same aroundthe skirt; 52 inches long; sizes 32 to 44 inches,bust measure ; price, $iS.oo
RMD5KFHT–Guido Westerwelle at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AJFDTC–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 10.—Plush Dolman, lined with quilted satin,length, 54 inches. Sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bustmeasure ; prices, I50 to $130.. No. 8.—Imported Double-breasted Dolman, ofGerman black Beaver cloth; trimmed withRussian hare on collar, sleeves and aroundskirt; length, 52 inches. Sizes, 32^10 44iinches,bust measure; price, |2o.
RMD5KFDE–Guido Westerwelle at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AJCTER–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 19.—Ladies Alaska Seal Coat, in all sizes,from 34 to 44 inches in length ; prices, $115 to|275-. No. 22.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan collar, andband of same around skirt; row of passemen-terie on pleats ; 52 inches long; sizes, 32 to44 inches ; price, J25.00.
RMD5KFJF–Guido Westerwelle at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AN23AM–MrSmith and MrSchmidt . 17 number of experienced British muni-cipal councillors. All of us wereenormously impressed with the effic-iency and constructive character ofGerman democratic municipal admin-istration. The fraudulent Nazis have,of course, exhibited these achieve-ments as their own ! Then came the Hitler Revolution—a revolution not of advance, but ofmilitarist, ignorant, and intolerantreaction, a revolution that was aidedto an extraordinary extent by that world economic blizzard whichafflicted all countries, includingAmerica and our own. The tender
RMD5KFDJ–Guido Westerwelle at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AJCT04–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 20.—Ladies Alaska Seal Dolman, withFrench beaver collar, 52 inches in length ;price, I350.. No. 23.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth; astrakhan collar, withband of same on sleeves and around skirt;52 inches long; sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bustmeasure; price, I20.00. 374 STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIERS QUARTERLY.
RM2AJCW8W–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 14.—Ladies Rhadames Circular, lined withermine and trimmed with chinchilla, andcollar of the same ; price {150.00.. No. 17.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan on collarand sleeves, and two bands of same on pleats ;52 inches long; sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bustmeasure ; price, f 16.00. STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIERS QUARTERLY. 373
RMD5KFBT–Treff im Atrium at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AJFE2N–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 7. — Imported Double-breasted Dolman, ofGerman black Beaver cloth; trimmed withRussian hare on collar, sleeve, skirt, and upthe back; length, 52 inches. Sizes, 32 to 44inches, bust measure ; price, $20.00.. No. 10.—Plush Dolman, lined with quilted satin,length, 54 inches. Sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bustmeasure ; prices, I50 to $130.
RMD5KFDR–Treff im Atrium at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AJFDHK–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 8.—Imported Double-breasted Dolman, ofGerman black Beaver cloth; trimmed withRussian hare on collar, sleeves and aroundskirt; length, 52 inches. Sizes, 32^10 44iinches,bust measure; price, |2o.. No. II.—Dolman of BrocadedjfSatin, in shellpattern; trimmed with Russian hare on collar,sleeves, and skirt; length, 54 inches. Sizes, 32to44inches, bust measure; prices, I130 to I175.
RMD5KFFG–Ursula von der Leyen at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AKBD2G–Popular science monthly . At right: Raisingchickens while theenemy is raisingsiege guns for ac-tion is rather sooth-ing for the fightingman, besides theluxury of the fresheggs for breakfast ?. At left, a fawn leftby its frightenedmother in thefriendly hands ofGerman soldiers.This little animalwas adopted as thetroop companysmascot and given ahome in the tren-ches, where it wassheltered fromshots and shells At right, a Britishsoldier with a littleking of the beastsas his pet. Will itbe a bodyguardsuch as that of St.Geronimus?
RMD5KFJC–Ursula von der Leyen at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AJFFP6–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. I.—Imported double-breasted dolman ofGerman b-javer cloth ; astrakhan on collarand sleeves, and cord at back; 52 inches long;sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bust measure; price, $13.. No. 4.—Imported double-breasted dolman ofGerman beaver cloth; astrakhan collar andband of same on sleeves and around skirt;52 inches long; sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bustmeasure ; price, J20.00.
RMD5KFJ0–Dr. Manfred Balz steering commitee Telekom and guest at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany -
RM2AX6A9D–Catalogue of dental materials, furniture, instruments, etc., for sale . bony, and Annealing Tray ofGerman Silver. Some of the advantages claimed for the Annealing Lamp, are: By its use all softGold Foils are made adhesive. Any amount of heat sufficient to make the Foil adhesive can be produced withoutfear of melting the eds;es. It does not make the Foil hard and unyielding, as is often the case when passedthrough a flame, but leaves it soft as before annealing. It keeps the Foil warm during the operation, thereby preserving its adhesive qualityin the most perfect condition. The adhesive qualit
RMD5KFBK–Guido Westerwelle and Phil D. Murphy american ambassador Berlin at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany
RM2AJCW30–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 17.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan on collarand sleeves, and two bands of same on pleats ;52 inches long; sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bustmeasure ; price, f 16.00. STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIERS QUARTERLY. 373. No. i8.—Ladies Plain Alaska Seal Dolman,London dved; 54 inches long; with trimming,price, $325. ,^r*^>
RMD5KFCC–RenŽ Obermann and Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Ursula von der Leyen at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin,
RM2AMYA8W–Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . he Com-mittee on Pul:)Hcity and Interurl^an Relations, taking an active partin both. On the latter committee he has been an enthusiastic advocate of theexploitation of the city, and has done much to make known its beautiesand commercial opportunities to prospective residents. Supervisor Hocks is especially popular with his fellow citizens ofGerman-American blood, and enjoys the distinction of being FirstNational Grand ice-President of the great order of Hermann Sons.He is also Past President of the San Francisco Turn erein, andholds corresponding
RMD5KFGR–Phil D. Murphy american ambassador Berlin and RenŽ Obermann at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin Germany
RM2AX6B3P–Catalogue of dental materials, furniture, instruments, etc., for sale . The Cut represents the Lamp half size. Base of Ebony, and Annealing Tray ofGerman Silver. Some of the advantages claimed for the Annealing Lamp, are: By its use all softGold Foils are made adhesive. Any amount of heat sufficient to make the Foil adhesive can be produced withoutfear of melting the eds;es. It does not make the Foil hard and unyielding, as is often the case when passedthrough a flame, but leaves it soft as before annealing. It keeps the Foil warm during the operation, thereby preserving its adhesive qualityin
RMD5KFD8–Guido Westerwelle and Dr. Manfred Balz steering commitee Telekom at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany
RM2AG6G2R–. The prisoner of war in Germany; the care and treatment of the prisoner of war with a history of the development of the principle of neutral inspection and control. ate according tothe work executed. When the work is for other branches of the public serviceor for private persons the conditions are settled in agreementwith the military authorities. The wages of the prisoners shall go towards improvingtheir position, and the balance shall be paid them on theirrelease, after deducting the cost of their maintenance. Would it not be better to have the thousands ofGerman prisoners in French and Bri
RMD5KFHG–Guido Westerwelle and Dr. Manfred Balz steering commitee Telekom at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany
RM2AJFFF7–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 4.—Imported double-breasted dolman ofGerman beaver cloth; astrakhan collar andband of same on sleeves and around skirt;52 inches long; sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bustmeasure ; price, J20.00.. No. 2.—Imported double-breasted dolman of, German beaver cloth; astrakhan on collarI and sleeves, and two bands of same on pleats; 52 inches long; sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bust measure; price, J 16.00.
RMD5KFCF–Guido Westerwelle and Dr. Manfred Balz steering commitee Telekom at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany
RM2AKXR70–The German sectarians of Pennsylvania : a critical and legendary history of the Ephrata Cloister and the Dunkers . Map of the Palatinatk, whknce cams most of thk early Emigration to Penngvlvania.(From the German Exodus to England, 1709.) CHAPTER IV.THE GERMAN PILGRIMS.. N the fall of the year ofgrace 1720 there arrivedat Boston, the chief cityof the Massachusetts Baycolony, a vessel fromEurope. Our records failto give either the name ofthe vessel, the master orthe port whence it came.The stranger part of thisarrival was that it broughtto that port a number ofGerman emigrants, whoseobjective po
RMD5KFCM–RenŽ Obermann and Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Ursula von der Leyen at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium Berlin,
RM2AKBT9H–Belles, beaux and brains of the 60's . e Cap-itol into the salons ofsociety. This came later,with the swirl and heat of aconsuming fire; but even oneyear previous to Beaure-gards salute to Old BobAnderson at Sumter, themightiest men of the Northsought eagerly the dark-eyedmatrons and belles of theSouthern coterie, while theSoules, Slidells, Orrs, Breck-inridges and Tuckers ofcoming war fame, dancedstately measures with theladies of the Hales, Sewards, Pendletons and Pughs.Then, too, the gilded youth in pumps, the personal pride ofgerman-dancing, were most often of the Southern sort. In toning
RMD5KFJ5–RenŽ Obermann and Ursula von der Leyen at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
![Encyclopedia of genealogy and biography of Lake County, Indiana . and ]Moran, belongs to an old andprominent family, it having been represented in ^Maryland prior to the Revo-lutionary war, but later moved to Virginia. In the Old Dominion thepaternal grandfather. Owen Crumpacker. had his nativity, and he was ofGerman descent. hile a resident of his native commonwealth he was afarmer and after coming to Indiana, in 1828, he continued that as his lifeoccupation, and his death occurred when about sixty-five years of age. Hiswife Hannah reached the ripe old age of eighty-six years, and loecame t Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AKNND5/encyclopedia-of-genealogy-and-biography-of-lake-county-indiana-and-moran-belongs-to-an-old-andprominent-family-it-having-been-represented-in-maryland-prior-to-the-revo-lutionary-war-but-later-moved-to-virginia-in-the-old-dominion-thepaternal-grandfather-owen-crumpacker-had-his-nativity-and-he-was-ofgerman-descent-hile-a-resident-of-his-native-commonwealth-he-was-afarmer-and-after-coming-to-indiana-in-1828-he-continued-that-as-his-lifeoccupation-and-his-death-occurred-when-about-sixty-five-years-of-age-hiswife-hannah-reached-the-ripe-old-age-of-eighty-six-years-and-loecame-t-2AKNND5.jpg "Encyclopedia of genealogy and biography of Lake County, Indiana . and ]Moran, belongs to an old andprominent family, it having been represented in ^Maryland prior to the Revo-lutionary war, but later moved to Virginia. In the Old Dominion thepaternal grandfather. Owen Crumpacker. had his nativity, and he was ofGerman descent. hile a resident of his native commonwealth he was afarmer and after coming to Indiana, in 1828, he continued that as his lifeoccupation, and his death occurred when about sixty-five years of age. Hiswife Hannah reached the ripe old age of eighty-six years, and loecame t Stock Photo")
RM2AKNND5–Encyclopedia of genealogy and biography of Lake County, Indiana . and ]Moran, belongs to an old andprominent family, it having been represented in ^Maryland prior to the Revo-lutionary war, but later moved to Virginia. In the Old Dominion thepaternal grandfather. Owen Crumpacker. had his nativity, and he was ofGerman descent. hile a resident of his native commonwealth he was afarmer and after coming to Indiana, in 1828, he continued that as his lifeoccupation, and his death occurred when about sixty-five years of age. Hiswife Hannah reached the ripe old age of eighty-six years, and loecame t
RMD5KFG9–Ursula von der Leyen and Guido Westerwelle at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AKXK1C–The German sectarians of Pennsylvania : a critical and legendary history of the Ephrata Cloister and the Dunkers . CHAPTER V.THE WEAVERS APPRENTICE.. ETER BECKER, one ofthe master weavers ofGermantown, was born atDilsheim, Germany, inthe year 1687, of Reform-ed parentage. He wasbrought up in that faith,but embraced the princi-ples of the Schwarzenaucongregation in 1714. Hewas the leading characterof the advance party ofGerman Baptists whoreached Pennsylvania in1719. This contingent consisted of twenty families, ofwhom several had been members of the original Baptistcongregation formed in 1708
RMD5KFEN–RenŽ Obermann and Ursula von der Leyen at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2ANGNGH–The ivory workers of the middle ages . On the upperleaf Christ is represented in glory, youthful andbeardless in type, as is often the case in Carlovin-gian ivories which come from the Germanic partof the empire. There was a flourishing school ofGerman craftsmen who closely imitated the ivoriesof the Italo-Byzantine school of the sixth century,the great abbeys having many specimens of ancientivory carving in their treasuries. The two cheru-bim and Four Evangelists with their symbolicbeasts are also strongly Byzantine ; above are bustsof the sun and moon and beneath the figures ofOcean and Eart
RMD5KFF5–Phil D. Murphy american ambassador Berlin at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AJAXJF–The Literary digest history of the world war, compiled from original and contemporary sources: American, British, French, German, and others . a war zone, from which neutral ships havebeen warned to keep away can be made to operate in anydegree as an abbreviation of the rights either of Americanshipmasters or of American citizens bound on lawful errandsas passengers on merchants of belligerent nationality.Later he told her that repetition by the commanders ofGerman naval vessels of acts in contravention of those rightsmust be regarded by the Government of the United States,when they affect Ame
RMD5KFD2–Phil D. Murphy american ambassador Berlin at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AFMH53–. Canadian grocer July-December 1895. heries, and of Mr. Richard Rathbun,of the U. S. Fisheries Commission, are evi-dences of the active interest the DominionGovernment and that of the United Statesare now taking in this important industry, asit particularly affects the Pacific Coast. QUALITY OFGERMAN GRANULATED Willett & Gray say that, bearing upon theAmerican trade, it is well to note that thisseasons experience shows the marked limi-tations of German refineries to produce any-thing like an adequate supply of refinedsugars suited to the American market. Theycan make some, and have made some,
RMD5KFFJ–Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Ursula von der Leyen at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011
RM2AJFF83–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 2.—Imported double-breasted dolman of, German beaver cloth; astrakhan on collarI and sleeves, and two bands of same on pleats; 52 inches long; sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bust measure; price, J 16.00.. ^^ No. 5.—Imported double-breasted dolman ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan collar andband of same on sleeves and row of same inbox pleat; 52 inches long; sizes, 39 o 44inches, bust measure ; price, I24.00.
RMD5KFC7–Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Ursula von der Leyen at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011
RM2AKBHEM–A manual of diseases of the throat and nose : including the pharynx, larynx, trachea, oesophagus, nose and naso-pharynx . be ofGerman silver; it ought to be about four inches in length, and one-tenthof an inch in thickness, and should be soldered to the back of the mirror, sothat the latter forms with it an angle of about 120 deg. The handle shouldbe about three inches in length, and rather more than a quarter of an inchin thickness. The shank or stem of the mirror is sometimes, for the sake ofportability, made to slide into a hollow wooden handle, and is fixed thereby a screw, as is shown in
RMD5KFCW–Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Ursula von der Leyen at manager meeting ofgerman telekom at Atrium. Berlin, Germany - 06.04.2011.
RM2AJCRRD–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 23.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman beaver cloth; astrakhan collar, withband of same on sleeves and around skirt;52 inches long; sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bustmeasure; price, I20.00. 374 STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIERS QUARTERLY.. No. 24.—Fur-lined Wrap of Satin de Lyon,Rhadames, or Merveilleu.x, lined with Siberiansquirrel, and trimmed on collar and sleeveswith black Russian Hare, plain or pointed;prices, I65.00 to I95.00.
RM2AN95HD–Bowdoin Orient . t, sub-stantial binding—half morocco—gives it an addedattraction. D. C. Heath & Co., will publish in OctoberLessings Minne von Barnhelm, a comedy in fiveacts, edited with notes and an extended introductionby Sylvester Primer. The play is highly interest-ing, since the style is Lessings best and the dramaticeffects well sustained. The study of Lessing as adramatist and critic is essential to a comprehensiveknowledge of Germanys great classic period;, hencethe importance of this masterpiece to students ofGerman. In the introduction the editor gives theprogress of German literatu
RM2AJFF15–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . ^^ No. 5.—Imported double-breasted dolman ofGerman beaver cloth ; astrakhan collar andband of same on sleeves and row of same inbox pleat; 52 inches long; sizes, 39 o 44inches, bust measure ; price, I24.00.. [No. 3.—Imported double-breasted dolman ol German beaver cloth; astrakhan on collar,, sleeves and wide band of same around skirt; 52 inches long; sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bust measure; price, $iS.oo.
RM2AWWM5G–America's war for humanity related in story and picture, embracing a complete history of Cuba's struggle for liberty, and the glorious heroism of America's soldiers and sailors . left. He was an American and an Anglo-Saxon. Why, we see the same thing in this country. The city is full ofGerman names, but they belong to English people; of French, Italian,Greek, Jewish names, but they belong to English people. We, like theAmericans, are a blend; but with them, as with us, the Anglo-Saxonelement devours and overrides and destroys all the rest. I remember meet-ing a young lady at Chicago, who told
RM2AXDKB3–Prominent Jews of America; a collection of biographical sketches of Jews who have distinguished themselves in commercial, professional and religious endeavor . Lyman Felheim was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, November 7, i860. Hisfather, Solomon Felheim, was a thoroughly educated man, being a teacher ofGerman. Like many another prominent man, Mr. Felheim acquired his firstbusiness experience selling papers on the streets, where the life of the citypassed by him in its multiplicity of fascinating phases, where he learned thatthe most interesting study of mankind is man. He was twelve years old when
RM2AFYN4B–. Wellesley news. arked notlater than May 1. 1939. Both previously published andunpublished works are eligible.Cromwell Publications, SpingarnArcade Building, Jersey City, NewJersey. Professor WillSpeak Over Radio Miss Marianne Thalmann, Pro-fessor of German, will speak inGerman on The Contribution ofGerman Immigrants to the UnitedStates over stations WIXAL andWIXAR Sunday, April 30, at 2:30p.m. Miss Thalmann has been in-vited to speak by the Interna-tional Institute Hour, which ispresented by the World WideBroadcasting Foundation. Good Will Organization This organization is financed bythe Roc
RM2AGBBF4–. The life of Bismarck, private and political;. russia will notcede an inch of German soil; we can not do so without raisingthe whole of Germany against us, and, if it be necessary, let itrise against France rather than ourselves. This step of the Cab-inet of the Tuileries, especially impolitic and unskillful at such amoment, served M. de Bismarck, on the other hand, in all hisGerman undertakings. He found in it an irresistible argumentto prove the necessity of great armaments against France, while,at the same time, his refusal to give up the smallest portion ofGerman territory elevated the di
RM2ANE8BT–Portrait and biographical record of Ford County, Illinois : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, together with biographies of all the governors of the state, and of the presidents of the United States . #^;( )HN WOOD, Governof 1860-1, andft^ the first settler of Quincy, 111.,was born in the town of Sempro-nius (now Moravia), Cayuga Co.,N. Y., Dec. 20, 1798. He wasthe second child and only son ofDr. Daniel Wood. His mother,nee Catherine Crause, was ofGerman parentage, and diedwhile he was an infant. Dr.Wood was a learned and skillfulphysician, of classical
RM2AKB247–The American watchmaker and jeweler; an encyclopedia for the horologist, jeweler, gold and silversmith .. . Fig. 179. in no danger of it snapping out as with tweezers. The jaws being madeof boxwood it will not injure the finest setting. The metal parts are ofGerman silver. Jeweling. 204 JEWELING. The act of fitting in jewels for pivots to run in, todiminish wear of the acting parts. Sapphires and rubies are used in thebetter class of work, while in cheaper watches garnets are substituted.In escapement holes, where endstones are used, as in Fig. i8i, the jewel.
RM2AFKB8Y–. An English garner; ingatherings from our history and literature. 3 1205 0305865g UC SOUTHERN REGIONAL LIBRARY FACILITY AA 001 360 689. ??? JL o IX d.mentis, .,^ ,,,^,,,,,,,,, jviw ? |1 i.oLlnl,iimiMI„i,l I This somewhat rude, early engraving-, is probably ofGerman origin, and was done to illustrate the notoriousalchemists Treatise on Spirits of IS97. Dee is repre-sented at the age of sixty-seven, but the portrait scarcelyrealises Aubreys picture of him as an exceedingly hand-some old man. The original portrait is at the OxfordMuseum (formerly the Ashmolean). THE PENSHURST EDITION OF an €nglf
RM2AGAN6G–. History of Mount Union, Shirleysburg and Shirley Township. ory becomes thehistory of the ^as-, that the genera-tions; who come ui) to follow in oursteps can also make . this statementthat Mount Union is still a dry town. Prominent Residents of the Past FRANK D. STEVENSFrank D. Stevens of Pasadena, Cal.,a prominent resident of that city, wasin former days one of the leading andmost esteemed citizens of MountUnion Mr. Stevens was born inSpringfield township, this county, Mar.30, 1841. On his fathers side he wjisof Scotch and on his mothers side ofGerman ancestry. His fathers namewas Benedict S
RM2AN1P9G–The people's war book; history, cyclopaedia and chronology of the great world war . y a movingforce of 2,500,000 Teutonic troops on afront more than six hundred miles wide. The first concrete evidence of the deter-mination of the German staff to enlargethe sphere of operations came with thesudden appearance of a large body ofGerman cavalry in tlie Russian Balticprovinces. Russia apparently had neveranticipated an attack in this direction andhad prepared no adequate defenses nortliof the Niemen River, which marked thelimit of the frontier fortifications. Using Tilsit and Nemel as bases, a cav-a
RM2AG5D9H–. The Open court. Darmstadt, these three royal personages, tbe Duke, bis mother, andbis wife, formed an auspicious trinity in their love and patronage ofGerman literature. 104 THE OPEN COURT. Even at an advanced age the Duchess preserved her beauty anddistinguished appearance, and when she retired from active partici-pation in the government, she concentrated her interest in belleslettres, art and everything that tends to the cultivation of the mind.She died at Weimar, April 10, 1807. The painter Kraus immortalized the circle of the Duchess. THE IIT;^ IT.R S HUT ON GICKCI.HAHN NEAR H.MENU.Aft
RM2AM00M1–Portrait and biographical record of Iroquois County, Illinois, containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens.. . -5— I iHN WOOD, Goveriio.- 1860-1, and?%;*« the first settler of Quincy, III.,was born in the town of Sempro-. niiis (now Moravia), Cayuga Co.,,:•? N. Y., Dec. 20, 1798. He wasthe second child and only son ofDr. Daniel Wood. His motlier,nee Catherine Crause, was ofGerman parentage, and diedwhile he was an infant. Dr.Wood was a learned and skillfulphysician, of classical attain-ments and proficient in severalmodern lai guages, who, afterserving throughout
RM2AKB2JB–The American watchmaker and jeweler; an encyclopedia for the horologist, jeweler, gold and silversmith .. . Chauncey Jerome.trade with England.. Fig. 179. in no danger of it snapping out as with tweezers. The jaws being madeof boxwood it will not injure the finest setting. The metal parts are ofGerman silver. Jeweling. 204 JEWELING. The act of fitting in jewels for pivots to run in, todiminish wear of the acting parts. Sapphires and rubies are used in thebetter class of work, while in cheaper watches garnets are substituted.In escapement holes, where endstones are used, as in Fig. i8i, the jew
RM2AN474D–Organic and functional nervous diseases; a text-book of neurology . es in this area. I have a patientwho, as such disease went on, lost first his memory of English, then ofGerman, and finally of French, the latter being his native tongue.The names of objects first acquired appear to persist longest in memory.Thus a patient who is word-deaf will often comprehend single wordswhen he cannot understand a sentence, and one finds ones self uncon-sciously talking to an aphasic very much as one talks to an infant.The condition of word-deafness may be and usually is incomplete, somewords being recogniz
RM2AJCMTG–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 35.—Imported Double-Breasted Dolman ofGerman black beaver cloth ; trimmed withRussian Hare on collar, sleeves and skirt, andlip the back; length, 52 inches ; sizes, 32 to 44inches, bust measure ; price, $20 00. 376 STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIERS QUARTERLY. il,j^jdx:ei^ crEK.s^^ ^satjoists. Our stock of Jersey Waists consists mainly of imported garments selected personally by our buyer when in Paris andBerlin, during the past summer. Our facilities for handling great quantities of the garments and paying for them with prompt cash,combined with our principle of
RM2AJFAEF–Canadian engineer . in place of theexhaust valve, so as to augment further the store of the start-ing medium, by utilizing the compression stroke of the cylin-der. The engine turns well, and without appreciable loss ofbalance when firing in seven or even six of the cylinders ofone engine. As a final stand-by, a steam-driven three-stagegoo lb. per sq. in. air-compressor is installed forward of theoil-fired donkey boiler which is placed aft in the engine-roombetween the thrust shafts. The fuel injection air is stored in two working bottles ofGerman manufacture, with solid ends welded in by a pat
RM2AJF27A–Purdue debris . Department of German. HERMAN BABSON. Chi Psi. Professor and Head of the Department ofGerman. A. B., Amherst College, 1893; A.M., 1896. Ph. D., Harvard University, 1908.Member of,—Modern Language Association ofAmerica; President Indiana College Teachersof German Association. JOHN HEISS. Associate Professor of German. A. B., HarvardUniversity, 1893; A. M., 1900. GraduateStudent Leipsic University. Member of,—Modern Language Association of America. EDWARD ELIAS. Instructor in German. B. S., Kansas State Normal School, 1897; A. B., HarvardUniversity, 1909; Graduate Student Chicago
RM2AJCNP6–Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly . No. 30.—Cloth Coat, single-breasted, of Berlinbeaver ; collar, cufis, and pockets trimmedwith astrakhan ; price, I13.00.. No. 31.—Dolman of Brocaded Satin, in shellpattern ; trimmed with Russian Hare oncollar, sleeves, and skirt; length, 54 inches ;sizes, 32 to 44 inches, bust measure ; prices,fi30to|i75. No. 33.—Imported Djuble-Breasted Dolman, ofGerman black beaver cloth ; trimmed withRussian Hare on collar, sleeves, and aroundskirt; length, 52 inches ; sizes, 32 to 44 inches,bust measure ; price, f 20.00.
RM2AXJFHT–Portrait and biographical record of Shelby and Moultrie counties Illinois, containing ..sketches of prominent ..citizens ..the governors of the state ..the presidents of the United States . 55. -5- -*? , JDHNWOOD, Governo, 1860-1, and^i/tXil M* tne nrst settler of Quincy, 111.,was born in the town of Sempro-nius (now Moravia), Cayuga Co.,N. Y., Dec. 20, 179S. He wasthe second child and only son ofDr. Daniel Wood. His mother,nee Catherine Crause, was ofGerman parentage, and diedwhile he was an infant. Dr.Wood was a learned and skillfulphysician, of classical attain-ments and proficient in sever
