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Tourists at North Window arch, The Windows Section, Arches National Park, Utah, USA Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-tourists-at-north-window-arch-the-windows-section-arches-national-59024591.htmlRMDC0PD3–Tourists at North Window arch, The Windows Section, Arches National Park, Utah, USA
Three Arches, Teen Darvaja, Fort Panhala, Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-three-arches-teen-darvaja-fort-panhala-kolhapur-maharashtra-india-129402478.htmlRFHEEP52–Three Arches, Teen Darvaja, Fort Panhala, Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India
Fira on the island of Santorini in Greece. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fira-on-the-island-of-santorini-in-greece-image441505457.htmlRF2GJ88M1–Fira on the island of Santorini in Greece.
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Temple de Sagrat Cor, Tribidabo, Barcelona, Spain Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-temple-de-sagrat-cor-tribidabo-barcelona-spain-24706359.htmlRMBC5D5Y–Temple de Sagrat Cor, Tribidabo, Barcelona, Spain
Great Novgorod, Kremlin, taken from the old bells of the belfry Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/great-novgorod-kremlin-taken-from-the-old-bells-of-the-belfry-image367229586.htmlRF2C9CN2A–Great Novgorod, Kremlin, taken from the old bells of the belfry
Palazzo Ducale in St Mark's Square, Venice, Italy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-palazzo-ducale-in-st-marks-square-venice-italy-43224415.htmlRMCE9153–Palazzo Ducale in St Mark's Square, Venice, Italy
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The Ridpath library of universal literature : a biographical and bibliographical summary of the world's most eminent authors, including the choicest extracts and masterpieces from their writings ... . rches and shortrations. I never observed in him any vicious habit; anervousness and restlessness and switching of the tail,when everything about him was in repose, being theonly indication that he might be untrustworthy. Noone but a novice could be deceived by this, however,for the intelligence evinced in every feature, and histhoroughbred appearance, were so striking that anyperson accustomed to Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-ridpath-library-of-universal-literature-a-biographical-and-bibliographical-summary-of-the-worlds-most-eminent-authors-including-the-choicest-extracts-and-masterpieces-from-their-writings-rches-and-shortrations-i-never-observed-in-him-any-vicious-habit-anervousness-and-restlessness-and-switching-of-the-tailwhen-everything-about-him-was-in-repose-being-theonly-indication-that-he-might-be-untrustworthy-noone-but-a-novice-could-be-deceived-by-this-howeverfor-the-intelligence-evinced-in-every-feature-and-histhoroughbred-appearance-were-so-striking-that-anyperson-accustomed-to-image339307768.htmlRM2AM0PEG–The Ridpath library of universal literature : a biographical and bibliographical summary of the world's most eminent authors, including the choicest extracts and masterpieces from their writings ... . rches and shortrations. I never observed in him any vicious habit; anervousness and restlessness and switching of the tail,when everything about him was in repose, being theonly indication that he might be untrustworthy. Noone but a novice could be deceived by this, however,for the intelligence evinced in every feature, and histhoroughbred appearance, were so striking that anyperson accustomed to
Great Novgorod, Kremlin, taken from the old bells of the belfry Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/great-novgorod-kremlin-taken-from-the-old-bells-of-the-belfry-image367229585.htmlRF2C9CN29–Great Novgorod, Kremlin, taken from the old bells of the belfry
Palazzo Ducale in St Mark's Square, Venice, Italy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-palazzo-ducale-in-st-marks-square-venice-italy-43224407.htmlRMCE914R–Palazzo Ducale in St Mark's Square, Venice, Italy
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Arches of the Coliseum ancient Roman amphitheatre Rome Italy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-arches-of-the-coliseum-ancient-roman-amphitheatre-rome-italy-37075112.htmlRFC48WK4–Arches of the Coliseum ancient Roman amphitheatre Rome Italy
. Rome : its rise and fall ; a text-book for high schools and colleges. rches of masonry, not because they wereignorant of the principle that water seeks a level, but for thereason that they could not make large pipes strong enoughto resist the very great pressure to which they would besubjected.7 In some instances, the principle of the invertedsiphon was put in practice, and pipes (usually lead or 7 As to the main aqueducts, which supplied Rome with a dailyvolume of 54,000,000 cubic feet of water, it would have been impossibleto substitute metal pipes for channels of masonry, because the Roma Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rome-its-rise-and-fall-a-text-book-for-high-schools-and-colleges-rches-of-masonry-not-because-they-wereignorant-of-the-principle-that-water-seeks-a-level-but-for-thereason-that-they-could-not-make-large-pipes-strong-enoughto-resist-the-very-great-pressure-to-which-they-would-besubjected7-in-some-instances-the-principle-of-the-invertedsiphon-was-put-in-practice-and-pipes-usually-lead-or-7-as-to-the-main-aqueducts-which-supplied-rome-with-a-dailyvolume-of-54000000-cubic-feet-of-water-it-would-have-been-impossibleto-substitute-metal-pipes-for-channels-of-masonry-because-the-roma-image336734882.htmlRM2AFRGNP–. Rome : its rise and fall ; a text-book for high schools and colleges. rches of masonry, not because they wereignorant of the principle that water seeks a level, but for thereason that they could not make large pipes strong enoughto resist the very great pressure to which they would besubjected.7 In some instances, the principle of the invertedsiphon was put in practice, and pipes (usually lead or 7 As to the main aqueducts, which supplied Rome with a dailyvolume of 54,000,000 cubic feet of water, it would have been impossibleto substitute metal pipes for channels of masonry, because the Roma
Palazzo Ducale in St Mark's Square, Venice, Italy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-palazzo-ducale-in-st-marks-square-venice-italy-43224398.htmlRMCE914E–Palazzo Ducale in St Mark's Square, Venice, Italy
Arches of the Coliseum ancient Roman amphitheatre Rome Italy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-arches-of-the-coliseum-ancient-roman-amphitheatre-rome-italy-37074854.htmlRFC48W9X–Arches of the Coliseum ancient Roman amphitheatre Rome Italy
Leading business men of Greenfield and vicinity; embracing also Turners Falls, Orange, and Athol .. . rches are maintained, representing variousforms of denominational belief as for instance: Episcopal, Eoman Catholic,Congregational, Baptist and Methodist. Greenfield is a very lively town from asocial standpoint, as the in-habitants are a class very fond of recreation and there are many gatheringsof a more or less formal nature at all times of the year. One of the dis- HISTOBICAL SKETCH OF GREENFIELD. tinctive institutions of the town in which the people take most pardonablepride, is the Gazet Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/leading-business-men-of-greenfield-and-vicinity-embracing-also-turners-falls-orange-and-athol-rches-are-maintained-representing-variousforms-of-denominational-belief-as-for-instance-episcopal-eoman-catholiccongregational-baptist-and-methodist-greenfield-is-a-very-lively-town-from-asocial-standpoint-as-the-in-habitants-are-a-class-very-fond-of-recreation-and-there-are-many-gatheringsof-a-more-or-less-formal-nature-at-all-times-of-the-year-one-of-the-dis-histobical-sketch-of-greenfield-tinctive-institutions-of-the-town-in-which-the-people-take-most-pardonablepride-is-the-gazet-image338339237.htmlRM2AJCK45–Leading business men of Greenfield and vicinity; embracing also Turners Falls, Orange, and Athol .. . rches are maintained, representing variousforms of denominational belief as for instance: Episcopal, Eoman Catholic,Congregational, Baptist and Methodist. Greenfield is a very lively town from asocial standpoint, as the in-habitants are a class very fond of recreation and there are many gatheringsof a more or less formal nature at all times of the year. One of the dis- HISTOBICAL SKETCH OF GREENFIELD. tinctive institutions of the town in which the people take most pardonablepride, is the Gazet
Palazzo Ducale in St Mark's Square, Venice, Italy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-palazzo-ducale-in-st-marks-square-venice-italy-43224391.htmlRMCE9147–Palazzo Ducale in St Mark's Square, Venice, Italy
Arches of the Coliseum ancient Roman amphitheatre Rome Italy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-arches-of-the-coliseum-ancient-roman-amphitheatre-rome-italy-37102712.htmlRFC4A4TT–Arches of the Coliseum ancient Roman amphitheatre Rome Italy
Our country and its resources; . rches among the American In-dians, but subsequently its investi-gations were extended to includeHawaii. Although devoted chieflyto the aborigines in the United States, researches by the bureauhave been conducted in lesser degreein Canada, Mexico, Central Amer-ica. South America and the WestIndies. In these investigationsethnology has been taken in itsbroadest sense to include all theactivities of the Indian race, aswell as their archeology and his-tory. The results of the bureaus :,si) 01 R COUNTRY AND ITS RESOURCES studies to the present time are em-bodied in Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/our-country-and-its-resources-rches-among-the-american-in-dians-but-subsequently-its-investi-gations-were-extended-to-includehawaii-although-devoted-chieflyto-the-aborigines-in-the-united-states-researches-by-the-bureauhave-been-conducted-in-lesser-degreein-canada-mexico-central-amer-ica-south-america-and-the-westindies-in-these-investigationsethnology-has-been-taken-in-itsbroadest-sense-to-include-all-theactivities-of-the-indian-race-aswell-as-their-archeology-and-his-tory-the-results-of-the-bureaus-si-01-r-country-and-its-resources-studies-to-the-present-time-are-em-bodied-in-image338261497.htmlRM2AJ93YN–Our country and its resources; . rches among the American In-dians, but subsequently its investi-gations were extended to includeHawaii. Although devoted chieflyto the aborigines in the United States, researches by the bureauhave been conducted in lesser degreein Canada, Mexico, Central Amer-ica. South America and the WestIndies. In these investigationsethnology has been taken in itsbroadest sense to include all theactivities of the Indian race, aswell as their archeology and his-tory. The results of the bureaus :,si) 01 R COUNTRY AND ITS RESOURCES studies to the present time are em-bodied in
Arches of the Coliseum ancient Roman amphitheatre Rome Italy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-arches-of-the-coliseum-ancient-roman-amphitheatre-rome-italy-37102689.htmlRFC4A4T1–Arches of the Coliseum ancient Roman amphitheatre Rome Italy
Medieval and modern times : an introduction to the history of western Europe form the dissolution of the Roman empire to the present time . rches usually hadstone ceilings (see Figs.36, 38, 56), and it wasnecessary to make thewalls very thick and solidto support them. Therewas a main aisle in thecenter, called the nave,and a narrower aisle oneither side, separatedfrom the nave by massivestone pillars, which helpedhold up the heavy ceiKng.These pillars were con-nected by round archesof stone above them. Thetops of the windows wereround, and the ceilingwas constructed of roundvaults, somewhat li Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/medieval-and-modern-times-an-introduction-to-the-history-of-western-europe-form-the-dissolution-of-the-roman-empire-to-the-present-time-rches-usually-hadstone-ceilings-see-figs36-38-56-and-it-wasnecessary-to-make-thewalls-very-thick-and-solidto-support-them-therewas-a-main-aisle-in-thecenter-called-the-naveand-a-narrower-aisle-oneither-side-separatedfrom-the-nave-by-massivestone-pillars-which-helpedhold-up-the-heavy-ceikngthese-pillars-were-con-nected-by-round-archesof-stone-above-them-thetops-of-the-windows-wereround-and-the-ceilingwas-constructed-of-roundvaults-somewhat-li-image338353281.htmlRM2AJD91N–Medieval and modern times : an introduction to the history of western Europe form the dissolution of the Roman empire to the present time . rches usually hadstone ceilings (see Figs.36, 38, 56), and it wasnecessary to make thewalls very thick and solidto support them. Therewas a main aisle in thecenter, called the nave,and a narrower aisle oneither side, separatedfrom the nave by massivestone pillars, which helpedhold up the heavy ceiKng.These pillars were con-nected by round archesof stone above them. Thetops of the windows wereround, and the ceilingwas constructed of roundvaults, somewhat li
Reports of the missionary and benevolent boards and committees to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America . rches for foreign-speaking peoples, community center buildings, and churches inthe vicinity of Presbyterian colleges and State universities. 4. The fact is emphasized that the Board is national inits work and assists congregations in every part of the Church,in self-supporting Synods as well as in newer sections. Lastyear over one-half the appropriations made by the Board wereto congregations in self-supporting Synods. 5. The importance of the work Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/reports-of-the-missionary-and-benevolent-boards-and-committees-to-the-general-assembly-of-the-presbyterian-church-in-the-united-states-of-america-rches-for-foreign-speaking-peoples-community-center-buildings-and-churches-inthe-vicinity-of-presbyterian-colleges-and-state-universities-4-the-fact-is-emphasized-that-the-board-is-national-inits-work-and-assists-congregations-in-every-part-of-the-churchin-self-supporting-synods-as-well-as-in-newer-sections-lastyear-over-one-half-the-appropriations-made-by-the-board-wereto-congregations-in-self-supporting-synods-5-the-importance-of-the-work-image338404620.htmlRM2AJFJF8–Reports of the missionary and benevolent boards and committees to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America . rches for foreign-speaking peoples, community center buildings, and churches inthe vicinity of Presbyterian colleges and State universities. 4. The fact is emphasized that the Board is national inits work and assists congregations in every part of the Church,in self-supporting Synods as well as in newer sections. Lastyear over one-half the appropriations made by the Board wereto congregations in self-supporting Synods. 5. The importance of the work
. A history of architecture in Italy from the time of Constantine to the dawn of the renaissance. rches supported on plain square stone piers; and thewindows of the two upper stories are four-light cusped and pointedarches under a round bearing-arch, the latter being as broad as the arches of the first PalazzoGuinigi. story, SO that theyform like those anarcade whose oj^en-ings are separatedonly by piers. Allthe masonry, exceptthe piers of the lowerarcade and the col-umns of the win-dows and the stringsand angle quoins, isof brick. There isno cornice, but thefront is protectedby broad projecti Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-history-of-architecture-in-italy-from-the-time-of-constantine-to-the-dawn-of-the-renaissance-rches-supported-on-plain-square-stone-piers-and-thewindows-of-the-two-upper-stories-are-four-light-cusped-and-pointedarches-under-a-round-bearing-arch-the-latter-being-as-broad-as-the-arches-of-the-first-palazzoguinigi-story-so-that-theyform-like-those-anarcade-whose-ojen-ings-are-separatedonly-by-piers-allthe-masonry-exceptthe-piers-of-the-lowerarcade-and-the-col-umns-of-the-win-dows-and-the-stringsand-angle-quoins-isof-brick-there-isno-cornice-but-thefront-is-protectedby-broad-projecti-image336857088.htmlRM2AG14J8–. A history of architecture in Italy from the time of Constantine to the dawn of the renaissance. rches supported on plain square stone piers; and thewindows of the two upper stories are four-light cusped and pointedarches under a round bearing-arch, the latter being as broad as the arches of the first PalazzoGuinigi. story, SO that theyform like those anarcade whose oj^en-ings are separatedonly by piers. Allthe masonry, exceptthe piers of the lowerarcade and the col-umns of the win-dows and the stringsand angle quoins, isof brick. There isno cornice, but thefront is protectedby broad projecti
![Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy . rches had to be moreacutely pointed, and this caused difficulty. Fig. 9 showsan oblong bay of the same proportions as that in Fig. 7,but with a vault of pointed arches instead of round ones.The diagonal arch, raised on the base BD is semicircular,and the transverse on the base AB and the wall-arch onAD are pointed and raised to the same height as thediagonal, so that the crowns of the cells or panels arelevel. A little consideration of such a vault as this will CH. Ill] THE GOTHIC VAULT 35 convince us that the freedom of the arch, begun at id Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AN5ARX/gothic-architecture-in-france-england-and-italy-rches-had-to-be-moreacutely-pointed-and-this-caused-difficulty-fig-9-showsan-oblong-bay-of-the-same-proportions-as-that-in-fig-7but-with-a-vault-of-pointed-arches-instead-of-round-onesthe-diagonal-arch-raised-on-the-base-bd-is-semicircularand-the-transverse-on-the-base-ab-and-the-wall-arch-onad-are-pointed-and-raised-to-the-same-height-as-thediagonal-so-that-the-crowns-of-the-cells-or-panels-arelevel-a-little-consideration-of-such-a-vault-as-this-will-ch-ill-the-gothic-vault-35-convince-us-that-the-freedom-of-the-arch-begun-at-id-2AN5ARX.jpg "Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy . rches had to be moreacutely pointed, and this caused difficulty. Fig. 9 showsan oblong bay of the same proportions as that in Fig. 7,but with a vault of pointed arches instead of round ones.The diagonal arch, raised on the base BD is semicircular,and the transverse on the base AB and the wall-arch onAD are pointed and raised to the same height as thediagonal, so that the crowns of the cells or panels arelevel. A little consideration of such a vault as this will CH. Ill] THE GOTHIC VAULT 35 convince us that the freedom of the arch, begun at id Stock Photo")
Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy . rches had to be moreacutely pointed, and this caused difficulty. Fig. 9 showsan oblong bay of the same proportions as that in Fig. 7,but with a vault of pointed arches instead of round ones.The diagonal arch, raised on the base BD is semicircular,and the transverse on the base AB and the wall-arch onAD are pointed and raised to the same height as thediagonal, so that the crowns of the cells or panels arelevel. A little consideration of such a vault as this will CH. Ill] THE GOTHIC VAULT 35 convince us that the freedom of the arch, begun at id Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gothic-architecture-in-france-england-and-italy-rches-had-to-be-moreacutely-pointed-and-this-caused-difficulty-fig-9-showsan-oblong-bay-of-the-same-proportions-as-that-in-fig-7but-with-a-vault-of-pointed-arches-instead-of-round-onesthe-diagonal-arch-raised-on-the-base-bd-is-semicircularand-the-transverse-on-the-base-ab-and-the-wall-arch-onad-are-pointed-and-raised-to-the-same-height-as-thediagonal-so-that-the-crowns-of-the-cells-or-panels-arelevel-a-little-consideration-of-such-a-vault-as-this-will-ch-ill-the-gothic-vault-35-convince-us-that-the-freedom-of-the-arch-begun-at-id-image340023038.htmlRM2AN5ARX–Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy . rches had to be moreacutely pointed, and this caused difficulty. Fig. 9 showsan oblong bay of the same proportions as that in Fig. 7,but with a vault of pointed arches instead of round ones.The diagonal arch, raised on the base BD is semicircular,and the transverse on the base AB and the wall-arch onAD are pointed and raised to the same height as thediagonal, so that the crowns of the cells or panels arelevel. A little consideration of such a vault as this will CH. Ill] THE GOTHIC VAULT 35 convince us that the freedom of the arch, begun at id
Tuberculosis hospital and sanatorium construction; . rches are left unfinished. The locker roomsire placed at the inner ends of the porches so as to utilize the space of themgles made where the wings join the centre apartment. The sitting room is 24 feet wideDy 18 feet deep and ^e two dressing rooms are both 10 feet wide by 18 feet deep, and:ontain shower baths, toilets and wash-basins. The roof of the porch has a break on theTont for ventilation purposes, somewhat like that in the roof of the lean-to at Otisvilleillustration 85). The veranda in front of the sleeping porches also extends in fr Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/tuberculosis-hospital-and-sanatorium-construction-rches-are-left-unfinished-the-locker-roomsire-placed-at-the-inner-ends-of-the-porches-so-as-to-utilize-the-space-of-themgles-made-where-the-wings-join-the-centre-apartment-the-sitting-room-is-24-feet-widedy-18-feet-deep-and-e-two-dressing-rooms-are-both-10-feet-wide-by-18-feet-deep-andontain-shower-baths-toilets-and-wash-basins-the-roof-of-the-porch-has-a-break-on-thetont-for-ventilation-purposes-somewhat-like-that-in-the-roof-of-the-lean-to-at-otisvilleillustration-85-the-veranda-in-front-of-the-sleeping-porches-also-extends-in-fr-image339985279.htmlRM2AN3JKB–Tuberculosis hospital and sanatorium construction; . rches are left unfinished. The locker roomsire placed at the inner ends of the porches so as to utilize the space of themgles made where the wings join the centre apartment. The sitting room is 24 feet wideDy 18 feet deep and ^e two dressing rooms are both 10 feet wide by 18 feet deep, and:ontain shower baths, toilets and wash-basins. The roof of the porch has a break on theTont for ventilation purposes, somewhat like that in the roof of the lean-to at Otisvilleillustration 85). The veranda in front of the sleeping porches also extends in fr
. The Encyclopaedia Britannica; ... A dictionary of arts, sciences and general literature. Fiu. 15.—.rches ol St Apolli-nare Nuovo, Ravenna.. f 10. 16.—Apso of f asilica, TorccIIo, with Bishops throne and seatsfor the clergy. From a drawing by the late Lady Palgrave. platform ; the sanctuary is divided from the nave by aBcreen of sLi pillars. The walls of the apse are inlaidwith plates of marble. The church is 125 feet by 75 feet.The narrow aisles are only 7 feet in width. Another very remarkable basilica, less known tnan itdeserves to be, is that of Parenzo in Istria; circa 542 a.d.Few basil Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-encyclopaedia-britannica-a-dictionary-of-arts-sciences-and-general-literature-fiu-15rches-ol-st-apolli-nare-nuovo-ravenna-f-10-16apso-of-f-asilica-torcciio-with-bishops-throne-and-seatsfor-the-clergy-from-a-drawing-by-the-late-lady-palgrave-platform-the-sanctuary-is-divided-from-the-nave-by-abcreen-of-sli-pillars-the-walls-of-the-apse-are-inlaidwith-plates-of-marble-the-church-is-125-feet-by-75-feetthe-narrow-aisles-are-only-7-feet-in-width-another-very-remarkable-basilica-less-known-tnan-itdeserves-to-be-is-that-of-parenzo-in-istria-circa-542-adfew-basil-image337080250.htmlRM2AGB98A–. The Encyclopaedia Britannica; ... A dictionary of arts, sciences and general literature. Fiu. 15.—.rches ol St Apolli-nare Nuovo, Ravenna.. f 10. 16.—Apso of f asilica, TorccIIo, with Bishops throne and seatsfor the clergy. From a drawing by the late Lady Palgrave. platform ; the sanctuary is divided from the nave by aBcreen of sLi pillars. The walls of the apse are inlaidwith plates of marble. The church is 125 feet by 75 feet.The narrow aisles are only 7 feet in width. Another very remarkable basilica, less known tnan itdeserves to be, is that of Parenzo in Istria; circa 542 a.d.Few basil
. Preventive medicine and hygiene. able, then comes brick,then sandstone, next plaster of paris, while enamel and tile are im-pervious. Under a pressure of 108 millimeters of water the followingamounts of air pass in one hour through one square meter of: Mortar 3,264 liters Plaster of paris 146 Bricks 312-1,396 Sandstone 426- 496 A pressure of 108 millimeters of water is equivalent to the pressureof a strong wind. The amount of air that will pass through porousmaterials varies, of course, with the temperature, moisture, and otherfactors. Marker and Schultze, in their resea:rches on the spontan Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/preventive-medicine-and-hygiene-able-then-comes-brickthen-sandstone-next-plaster-of-paris-while-enamel-and-tile-are-im-pervious-under-a-pressure-of-108-millimeters-of-water-the-followingamounts-of-air-pass-in-one-hour-through-one-square-meter-of-mortar-3264-liters-plaster-of-paris-146-bricks-312-1396-sandstone-426-496-a-pressure-of-108-millimeters-of-water-is-equivalent-to-the-pressureof-a-strong-wind-the-amount-of-air-that-will-pass-through-porousmaterials-varies-of-course-with-the-temperature-moisture-and-otherfactors-marker-and-schultze-in-their-researches-on-the-spontan-image336620736.htmlRM2AFJB54–. Preventive medicine and hygiene. able, then comes brick,then sandstone, next plaster of paris, while enamel and tile are im-pervious. Under a pressure of 108 millimeters of water the followingamounts of air pass in one hour through one square meter of: Mortar 3,264 liters Plaster of paris 146 Bricks 312-1,396 Sandstone 426- 496 A pressure of 108 millimeters of water is equivalent to the pressureof a strong wind. The amount of air that will pass through porousmaterials varies, of course, with the temperature, moisture, and otherfactors. Marker and Schultze, in their resea:rches on the spontan
Rand McNally Philadelphia guide to the city and environs . rches in the city,in which there are notable moralpaintings and a crucifixion byBrumidi. Its services are usuallypresided over by the archbishopof the diocese, Rt. Rev. E. F.Prendergast, D. D. Gesu, N. 18th & Stiles Sts. Oneof the leading churches of thecity presided over by priests ofthe Society of Jesuits. St. John the Evangelist, S. 13thbetween Chestnut and Market Sts. St. Peters, N. 5th St. & GirardAve. One of the noted GermanCatholic churches of the city. Unitarian First Church, Chestnut St. between S. 2ISt & S. 22d Sts.Spring Gar Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rand-mcnally-philadelphia-guide-to-the-city-and-environs-rches-in-the-cityin-which-there-are-notable-moralpaintings-and-a-crucifixion-bybrumidi-its-services-are-usuallypresided-over-by-the-archbishopof-the-diocese-rt-rev-e-fprendergast-d-d-gesu-n-18th-stiles-sts-oneof-the-leading-churches-of-thecity-presided-over-by-priests-ofthe-society-of-jesuits-st-john-the-evangelist-s-13thbetween-chestnut-and-market-sts-st-peters-n-5th-st-girardave-one-of-the-noted-germancatholic-churches-of-the-city-unitarian-first-church-chestnut-st-between-s-2ist-s-22d-stsspring-gar-image338338956.htmlRM2AJCJP4–Rand McNally Philadelphia guide to the city and environs . rches in the city,in which there are notable moralpaintings and a crucifixion byBrumidi. Its services are usuallypresided over by the archbishopof the diocese, Rt. Rev. E. F.Prendergast, D. D. Gesu, N. 18th & Stiles Sts. Oneof the leading churches of thecity presided over by priests ofthe Society of Jesuits. St. John the Evangelist, S. 13thbetween Chestnut and Market Sts. St. Peters, N. 5th St. & GirardAve. One of the noted GermanCatholic churches of the city. Unitarian First Church, Chestnut St. between S. 2ISt & S. 22d Sts.Spring Gar
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San Francisco, the financial, commercial and industrial metropolis of the Pacific Coast: official records, statistics and encyclopedia . ??». ft tf -ags 1 f ? « NAN I R < is. 0 Mil I l « I l.. 0MM1 R( I VIINDUSTRIAL METROPOLIS i iCIFIl (Hi RCHES M» RELIGIOI s si |:|. The first public •-• hool in Sai IDi i ember L.. 1849, bj John I Calvar) Presbytci -I .n, is Hotel, «;is ;i s it.il rartoi :. tin llluilll A. ScOtt, Such nun :is Dr. H uiiiv Influent ial as i I org) mt Lrchblshop Memany, « ithat ? i Padri Junipei o si Ih. s i .w Jerusalem Church v itreeta, is an architectural ^, m I Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/san-francisco-the-financial-commercial-and-industrial-metropolis-of-the-pacific-coast-official-records-statistics-and-encyclopedia-ft-tf-ags-1-f-nan-i-r-lt-is-0-mil-i-l-i-l-0mm1-r-i-viindustrial-metropolis-i-icifil-hi-rches-m-religioi-s-si-the-first-public-hool-in-sai-idi-i-ember-l-1849-bj-john-i-calvar-presbytci-i-n-is-hotel-is-i-s-itil-rartoi-tin-llluilll-a-scott-such-nun-is-dr-h-uiiiv-influent-ial-as-i-i-org-mt-lrchblshop-memany-ithat-i-padri-junipei-o-si-ih-s-i-w-jerusalem-church-v-itreeta-is-an-architectural-m-i-image342873561.htmlRM2AWR6M9–San Francisco, the financial, commercial and industrial metropolis of the Pacific Coast: official records, statistics and encyclopedia . ??». ft tf -ags 1 f ? « NAN I R < is. 0 Mil I l « I l.. 0MM1 R( I VIINDUSTRIAL METROPOLIS i iCIFIl (Hi RCHES M» RELIGIOI s si |:|. The first public •-• hool in Sai IDi i ember L.. 1849, bj John I Calvar) Presbytci -I .n, is Hotel, «;is ;i s it.il rartoi :. tin llluilll A. ScOtt, Such nun :is Dr. H uiiiv Influent ial as i I org) mt Lrchblshop Memany, « ithat ? i Padri Junipei o si Ih. s i .w Jerusalem Church v itreeta, is an architectural ^, m I
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. Handbook of railroad construction; for the use of American engineers. Containing the necessary rules, tables, and formulæ for the location, construction, equipment, and management of railroads, as built in the United States .. . rches give the freest passage to the water,are easily built, but throw a great horizontal strain upon theabutments. The basket handle gives free passage to the water, whennot too flat are very strong, are easily adjustable to differentratios between the span and the distance between gradeand the spring line, and except making the centres, areeasily built. Whatever th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/handbook-of-railroad-construction-for-the-use-of-american-engineers-containing-the-necessary-rules-tables-and-formul-for-the-location-construction-equipment-and-management-of-railroads-as-built-in-the-united-states-rches-give-the-freest-passage-to-the-waterare-easily-built-but-throw-a-great-horizontal-strain-upon-theabutments-the-basket-handle-gives-free-passage-to-the-water-whennot-too-flat-are-very-strong-are-easily-adjustable-to-differentratios-between-the-span-and-the-distance-between-gradeand-the-spring-line-and-except-making-the-centres-areeasily-built-whatever-th-image375893242.htmlRM2CRFBJJ–. Handbook of railroad construction; for the use of American engineers. Containing the necessary rules, tables, and formulæ for the location, construction, equipment, and management of railroads, as built in the United States .. . rches give the freest passage to the water,are easily built, but throw a great horizontal strain upon theabutments. The basket handle gives free passage to the water, whennot too flat are very strong, are easily adjustable to differentratios between the span and the distance between gradeand the spring line, and except making the centres, areeasily built. Whatever th
. Byzantine and Romanesque architecture . rches springing directly from columns before the age of the later Empire is an unimportant one at Pompeii The first placing of the arcade on columns, he says, in monumental construction, occurs at Spalatro, and dates from the time of Diocletian^ The step thus taken in dispensing with the incon-venient and unnecessary entablature opened the way forall subsequent arched design, and was one of the greatestever taken in the history of our art. From the arcadesof Diocletians peristyle at Spalato naturally followed allthose of the Romanesque, Byzantine, and Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/byzantine-and-romanesque-architecture-rches-springing-directly-from-columns-before-the-age-of-the-later-empire-is-an-unimportant-one-at-pompeii-the-first-placing-of-the-arcade-on-columns-he-says-in-monumental-construction-occurs-at-spalatro-and-dates-from-the-time-of-diocletian-the-step-thus-taken-in-dispensing-with-the-incon-venient-and-unnecessary-entablature-opened-the-way-forall-subsequent-arched-design-and-was-one-of-the-greatestever-taken-in-the-history-of-our-art-from-the-arcadesof-diocletians-peristyle-at-spalato-naturally-followed-allthose-of-the-romanesque-byzantine-and-image369726404.htmlRM2CDEDPC–. Byzantine and Romanesque architecture . rches springing directly from columns before the age of the later Empire is an unimportant one at Pompeii The first placing of the arcade on columns, he says, in monumental construction, occurs at Spalatro, and dates from the time of Diocletian^ The step thus taken in dispensing with the incon-venient and unnecessary entablature opened the way forall subsequent arched design, and was one of the greatestever taken in the history of our art. From the arcadesof Diocletians peristyle at Spalato naturally followed allthose of the Romanesque, Byzantine, and
. A treatise on nervous and mental diseases, for students and practitioners of medicine. rches into thevascular supply of the cerebrum, and have shown that there are twogreat sets of arterioles—one for the brain cortex, and the other forthe brain stem, as the intra-cranial organs below the cortex and thecentrum ovale are called, i. e., the basal ganglia and the sub-lying ponsand medulla oblongata. The arteries of the brain stem arise at rightangles from the larger branches of the circle of Willis, and, entering thecerebral substance, branch in this without communication with each ANATOMY. 69 o Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-treatise-on-nervous-and-mental-diseases-for-students-and-practitioners-of-medicine-rches-into-thevascular-supply-of-the-cerebrum-and-have-shown-that-there-are-twogreat-sets-of-arteriolesone-for-the-brain-cortex-and-the-other-forthe-brain-stem-as-the-intra-cranial-organs-below-the-cortex-and-thecentrum-ovale-are-called-i-e-the-basal-ganglia-and-the-sub-lying-ponsand-medulla-oblongata-the-arteries-of-the-brain-stem-arise-at-rightangles-from-the-larger-branches-of-the-circle-of-willis-and-entering-thecerebral-substance-branch-in-this-without-communication-with-each-anatomy-69-o-image370441214.htmlRM2CEK1FA–. A treatise on nervous and mental diseases, for students and practitioners of medicine. rches into thevascular supply of the cerebrum, and have shown that there are twogreat sets of arterioles—one for the brain cortex, and the other forthe brain stem, as the intra-cranial organs below the cortex and thecentrum ovale are called, i. e., the basal ganglia and the sub-lying ponsand medulla oblongata. The arteries of the brain stem arise at rightangles from the larger branches of the circle of Willis, and, entering thecerebral substance, branch in this without communication with each ANATOMY. 69 o
![. Concrete bridges and culverts, for both railroads and highways . rches havebeen designed with no provision for tension in anypart of the arch section, and consequently no needfor reinforcing metal to resist direct stresses. The table is not intended to be comprehensive orcomplete, but gives some details of a few of thelargest concrete spans, the main arches of whichare designed without reinforcement. In referenceto the Hudson ]Iemorial Bridge, noted in this table,and illustrated on page 77, the design calls for alarge amount of metal reinforcement, not for thepurpose of resisting any tensil Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CR37CN/concrete-bridges-and-culverts-for-both-railroads-and-highways-rches-havebeen-designed-with-no-provision-for-tension-in-anypart-of-the-arch-section-and-consequently-no-needfor-reinforcing-metal-to-resist-direct-stresses-the-table-is-not-intended-to-be-comprehensive-orcomplete-but-gives-some-details-of-a-few-of-thelargest-concrete-spans-the-main-arches-of-whichare-designed-without-reinforcement-in-referenceto-the-hudson-iemorial-bridge-noted-in-this-tableand-illustrated-on-page-77-the-design-calls-for-alarge-amount-of-metal-reinforcement-not-for-thepurpose-of-resisting-any-tensil-2CR37CN.jpg ". Concrete bridges and culverts, for both railroads and highways . rches havebeen designed with no provision for tension in anypart of the arch section, and consequently no needfor reinforcing metal to resist direct stresses. The table is not intended to be comprehensive orcomplete, but gives some details of a few of thelargest concrete spans, the main arches of whichare designed without reinforcement. In referenceto the Hudson ]Iemorial Bridge, noted in this table,and illustrated on page 77, the design calls for alarge amount of metal reinforcement, not for thepurpose of resisting any tensil Stock Photo")
. Concrete bridges and culverts, for both railroads and highways . rches havebeen designed with no provision for tension in anypart of the arch section, and consequently no needfor reinforcing metal to resist direct stresses. The table is not intended to be comprehensive orcomplete, but gives some details of a few of thelargest concrete spans, the main arches of whichare designed without reinforcement. In referenceto the Hudson ]Iemorial Bridge, noted in this table,and illustrated on page 77, the design calls for alarge amount of metal reinforcement, not for thepurpose of resisting any tensil Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/concrete-bridges-and-culverts-for-both-railroads-and-highways-rches-havebeen-designed-with-no-provision-for-tension-in-anypart-of-the-arch-section-and-consequently-no-needfor-reinforcing-metal-to-resist-direct-stresses-the-table-is-not-intended-to-be-comprehensive-orcomplete-but-gives-some-details-of-a-few-of-thelargest-concrete-spans-the-main-arches-of-whichare-designed-without-reinforcement-in-referenceto-the-hudson-iemorial-bridge-noted-in-this-tableand-illustrated-on-page-77-the-design-calls-for-alarge-amount-of-metal-reinforcement-not-for-thepurpose-of-resisting-any-tensil-image375626517.htmlRM2CR37CN–. Concrete bridges and culverts, for both railroads and highways . rches havebeen designed with no provision for tension in anypart of the arch section, and consequently no needfor reinforcing metal to resist direct stresses. The table is not intended to be comprehensive orcomplete, but gives some details of a few of thelargest concrete spans, the main arches of whichare designed without reinforcement. In referenceto the Hudson ]Iemorial Bridge, noted in this table,and illustrated on page 77, the design calls for alarge amount of metal reinforcement, not for thepurpose of resisting any tensil
. The greatest street in the world : the story of Broadway, old and new, from the Bowling Green to Albany . rches, itmay be well to repeat the remark of an old writer, whosaid that the churches in general kept clear of the noiseand bustle of Broadway and sought their sites in quieterlocalities. The hotels and restaurants sought Broadway for thevery reason that the churches shunned it. The hotelsthat have at various times occupied sites on Broadwayhave been legion; with the exception of the Astor House,all the first-class hotels have departed from below UnionSquare. We may mention a few of the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-greatest-street-in-the-world-the-story-of-broadway-old-and-new-from-the-bowling-green-to-albany-rches-itmay-be-well-to-repeat-the-remark-of-an-old-writer-whosaid-that-the-churches-in-general-kept-clear-of-the-noiseand-bustle-of-broadway-and-sought-their-sites-in-quieterlocalities-the-hotels-and-restaurants-sought-broadway-for-thevery-reason-that-the-churches-shunned-it-the-hotelsthat-have-at-various-times-occupied-sites-on-broadwayhave-been-legion-with-the-exception-of-the-astor-houseall-the-first-class-hotels-have-departed-from-below-unionsquare-we-may-mention-a-few-of-the-image369796069.htmlRM2CDHJJD–. The greatest street in the world : the story of Broadway, old and new, from the Bowling Green to Albany . rches, itmay be well to repeat the remark of an old writer, whosaid that the churches in general kept clear of the noiseand bustle of Broadway and sought their sites in quieterlocalities. The hotels and restaurants sought Broadway for thevery reason that the churches shunned it. The hotelsthat have at various times occupied sites on Broadwayhave been legion; with the exception of the Astor House,all the first-class hotels have departed from below UnionSquare. We may mention a few of the
. Letters of an architect, from France, Italy, and Greece. rches; and what is more remarkable,there are compound arches with the reversed curve over three of thefront doorways; and from the appearance of the workmansliip, fromthe character of the parts connected with it, and from the sculpturewith which they are ornamented, I am almost induced to believe, thatthey are component parts of the original structure. Over these five front recesses is a gallery, in the centre of which arenow replaced the famous bronze horses of Lysippus. Just behind themis a great circular window, which was once highl Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/letters-of-an-architect-from-france-italy-and-greece-rches-and-what-is-more-remarkablethere-are-compound-arches-with-the-reversed-curve-over-three-of-thefront-doorways-and-from-the-appearance-of-the-workmansliip-fromthe-character-of-the-parts-connected-with-it-and-from-the-sculpturewith-which-they-are-ornamented-i-am-almost-induced-to-believe-thatthey-are-component-parts-of-the-original-structure-over-these-five-front-recesses-is-a-gallery-in-the-centre-of-which-arenow-replaced-the-famous-bronze-horses-of-lysippus-just-behind-themis-a-great-circular-window-which-was-once-highl-image370497110.htmlRM2CENGRJ–. Letters of an architect, from France, Italy, and Greece. rches; and what is more remarkable,there are compound arches with the reversed curve over three of thefront doorways; and from the appearance of the workmansliip, fromthe character of the parts connected with it, and from the sculpturewith which they are ornamented, I am almost induced to believe, thatthey are component parts of the original structure. Over these five front recesses is a gallery, in the centre of which arenow replaced the famous bronze horses of Lysippus. Just behind themis a great circular window, which was once highl
. The history of the world; a survey of a man's record . rches and thetwo larger secular buildings in distinctive places so that each separate edifice is easily recognised.Profane purposes were especially served by the Giiizenich (Gortzenig) —to be seen on the left —the municipal Dance-House (Tanzhaus), which was erected towards the middle of the XVthcentury as the hall for civic ceremonies and fiom 1475 onwards was repeatedly used for the mostmagnificent festivities in honour of foreign guests. To the left of the high block of the churchGross St. Martin may be seen the Rathausturm (Donius Sen Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-history-of-the-world-a-survey-of-a-mans-record-rches-and-thetwo-larger-secular-buildings-in-distinctive-places-so-that-each-separate-edifice-is-easily-recognisedprofane-purposes-were-especially-served-by-the-giiizenich-gortzenig-to-be-seen-on-the-left-the-municipal-dance-house-tanzhaus-which-was-erected-towards-the-middle-of-the-xvthcentury-as-the-hall-for-civic-ceremonies-and-fiom-1475-onwards-was-repeatedly-used-for-the-mostmagnificent-festivities-in-honour-of-foreign-guests-to-the-left-of-the-high-block-of-the-churchgross-st-martin-may-be-seen-the-rathausturm-donius-sen-image369714908.htmlRM2CDDY3T–. The history of the world; a survey of a man's record . rches and thetwo larger secular buildings in distinctive places so that each separate edifice is easily recognised.Profane purposes were especially served by the Giiizenich (Gortzenig) —to be seen on the left —the municipal Dance-House (Tanzhaus), which was erected towards the middle of the XVthcentury as the hall for civic ceremonies and fiom 1475 onwards was repeatedly used for the mostmagnificent festivities in honour of foreign guests. To the left of the high block of the churchGross St. Martin may be seen the Rathausturm (Donius Sen
![. The life and Epistles of St. Paul. rches planted bythem.^^- They then committed their converts to the Lord, and crossing Pisidia andPamphylia, came down to Perga. Here, as they had not proclaimed the Gospel ontheir arrival from Cyprus, they now made a short pause to preach the Word,^ whichwhen they had done, they crossed over to Attalia (now Adalia, fig. 79), about sixteen - xf-povfjcravTfS Se avTois Kar cVKXt/triaw(•clnirch by chiu-ch) wpea-^vrepovs (elders orpriests). Acts xiv. 23. This was not the firstordination of priests, but is the first express mention of such ordination. ^^ aKr]iTa Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CEEWPP/the-life-and-epistles-of-st-paul-rches-planted-bythem-they-then-committed-their-converts-to-the-lord-and-crossing-pisidia-andpamphylia-came-down-to-perga-here-as-they-had-not-proclaimed-the-gospel-ontheir-arrival-from-cyprus-they-now-made-a-short-pause-to-preach-the-word-whichwhen-they-had-done-they-crossed-over-to-attalia-now-adalia-fig-79-about-sixteen-xf-povfjcravtfs-se-avtois-kar-cvkxttriawclnirch-by-chiu-ch-wpea-vrepovs-elders-orpriests-acts-xiv-23-this-was-not-the-firstordination-of-priests-but-is-the-first-express-mention-of-such-ordination-akr-ita-2CEEWPP.jpg ". The life and Epistles of St. Paul. rches planted bythem.^^- They then committed their converts to the Lord, and crossing Pisidia andPamphylia, came down to Perga. Here, as they had not proclaimed the Gospel ontheir arrival from Cyprus, they now made a short pause to preach the Word,^ whichwhen they had done, they crossed over to Attalia (now Adalia, fig. 79), about sixteen - xf-povfjcravTfS Se avTois Kar cVKXt/triaw(•clnirch by chiu-ch) wpea-^vrepovs (elders orpriests). Acts xiv. 23. This was not the firstordination of priests, but is the first express mention of such ordination. ^^ aKr]iTa Stock Photo")
. The life and Epistles of St. Paul. rches planted bythem.^^- They then committed their converts to the Lord, and crossing Pisidia andPamphylia, came down to Perga. Here, as they had not proclaimed the Gospel ontheir arrival from Cyprus, they now made a short pause to preach the Word,^ whichwhen they had done, they crossed over to Attalia (now Adalia, fig. 79), about sixteen - xf-povfjcravTfS Se avTois Kar cVKXt/triaw(•clnirch by chiu-ch) wpea-^vrepovs (elders orpriests). Acts xiv. 23. This was not the firstordination of priests, but is the first express mention of such ordination. ^^ aKr]iTa Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-life-and-epistles-of-st-paul-rches-planted-bythem-they-then-committed-their-converts-to-the-lord-and-crossing-pisidia-andpamphylia-came-down-to-perga-here-as-they-had-not-proclaimed-the-gospel-ontheir-arrival-from-cyprus-they-now-made-a-short-pause-to-preach-the-word-whichwhen-they-had-done-they-crossed-over-to-attalia-now-adalia-fig-79-about-sixteen-xf-povfjcravtfs-se-avtois-kar-cvkxttriawclnirch-by-chiu-ch-wpea-vrepovs-elders-orpriests-acts-xiv-23-this-was-not-the-firstordination-of-priests-but-is-the-first-express-mention-of-such-ordination-akr-ita-image370350478.htmlRM2CEEWPP–. The life and Epistles of St. Paul. rches planted bythem.^^- They then committed their converts to the Lord, and crossing Pisidia andPamphylia, came down to Perga. Here, as they had not proclaimed the Gospel ontheir arrival from Cyprus, they now made a short pause to preach the Word,^ whichwhen they had done, they crossed over to Attalia (now Adalia, fig. 79), about sixteen - xf-povfjcravTfS Se avTois Kar cVKXt/triaw(•clnirch by chiu-ch) wpea-^vrepovs (elders orpriests). Acts xiv. 23. This was not the firstordination of priests, but is the first express mention of such ordination. ^^ aKr]iTa
. Our farm and building book. . rches that are covered by themain roof. It is a very economicalplan when the amount of room istaken into consideration. The stairway, which reaches fromthe cellar to the second floor, is amodel of economy and convenience. First Floor Plan Second Floor Plan There is no waste room in this plan.Every corner is worked into some-thing serviceable. Gable Roof House—DesignI539L A house having three rooms downstairs and three bed rooms besidesa. bath room up stairs is shown inDesign 1539L. Some people are par-tial to the gable roof effect. It is worked out in this desi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/our-farm-and-building-book-rches-that-are-covered-by-themain-roof-it-is-a-very-economicalplan-when-the-amount-of-room-istaken-into-consideration-the-stairway-which-reaches-fromthe-cellar-to-the-second-floor-is-amodel-of-economy-and-convenience-first-floor-plan-second-floor-plan-there-is-no-waste-room-in-this-planevery-corner-is-worked-into-some-thing-serviceable-gable-roof-housedesigni539l-a-house-having-three-rooms-downstairs-and-three-bed-rooms-besidesa-bath-room-up-stairs-is-shown-indesign-1539l-some-people-are-par-tial-to-the-gable-roof-effect-it-is-worked-out-in-this-desi-image372061142.htmlRM2CH8RNX–. Our farm and building book. . rches that are covered by themain roof. It is a very economicalplan when the amount of room istaken into consideration. The stairway, which reaches fromthe cellar to the second floor, is amodel of economy and convenience. First Floor Plan Second Floor Plan There is no waste room in this plan.Every corner is worked into some-thing serviceable. Gable Roof House—DesignI539L A house having three rooms downstairs and three bed rooms besidesa. bath room up stairs is shown inDesign 1539L. Some people are par-tial to the gable roof effect. It is worked out in this desi
![. Our mountain work [serial] . rches having services on two Sundayevenings: PLANS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR OBSERVANCE OF Home Mission Study Season Oct. 2 - Nov. 5, 1950 Begin NOW to plan for the observance ofthe Home Mission Study Season in your Church. Commence with prayer, continue with prayer, conclude with prayer. The seasonwill be a spiritual blessing to the extent towhich prayer undergirds it. Try a School of Home Missions in yourChurch. A leaflet telling how its done isavailable upon request. Encourage the widespread reading of themission study book, The Changing SouthAnd The Presbyterian Ch Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CHB0RA/our-mountain-work-serial-rches-having-services-on-two-sundayevenings-plans-and-suggestions-for-observance-of-home-mission-study-season-oct-2-nov-5-1950-begin-now-to-plan-for-the-observance-ofthe-home-mission-study-season-in-your-church-commence-with-prayer-continue-with-prayer-conclude-with-prayer-the-seasonwill-be-a-spiritual-blessing-to-the-extent-towhich-prayer-undergirds-it-try-a-school-of-home-missions-in-yourchurch-a-leaflet-telling-how-its-done-isavailable-upon-request-encourage-the-widespread-reading-of-themission-study-book-the-changing-southand-the-presbyterian-ch-2CHB0RA.jpg ". Our mountain work [serial] . rches having services on two Sundayevenings: PLANS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR OBSERVANCE OF Home Mission Study Season Oct. 2 - Nov. 5, 1950 Begin NOW to plan for the observance ofthe Home Mission Study Season in your Church. Commence with prayer, continue with prayer, conclude with prayer. The seasonwill be a spiritual blessing to the extent towhich prayer undergirds it. Try a School of Home Missions in yourChurch. A leaflet telling how its done isavailable upon request. Encourage the widespread reading of themission study book, The Changing SouthAnd The Presbyterian Ch Stock Photo")
. Our mountain work [serial] . rches having services on two Sundayevenings: PLANS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR OBSERVANCE OF Home Mission Study Season Oct. 2 - Nov. 5, 1950 Begin NOW to plan for the observance ofthe Home Mission Study Season in your Church. Commence with prayer, continue with prayer, conclude with prayer. The seasonwill be a spiritual blessing to the extent towhich prayer undergirds it. Try a School of Home Missions in yourChurch. A leaflet telling how its done isavailable upon request. Encourage the widespread reading of themission study book, The Changing SouthAnd The Presbyterian Ch Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/our-mountain-work-serial-rches-having-services-on-two-sundayevenings-plans-and-suggestions-for-observance-of-home-mission-study-season-oct-2-nov-5-1950-begin-now-to-plan-for-the-observance-ofthe-home-mission-study-season-in-your-church-commence-with-prayer-continue-with-prayer-conclude-with-prayer-the-seasonwill-be-a-spiritual-blessing-to-the-extent-towhich-prayer-undergirds-it-try-a-school-of-home-missions-in-yourchurch-a-leaflet-telling-how-its-done-isavailable-upon-request-encourage-the-widespread-reading-of-themission-study-book-the-changing-southand-the-presbyterian-ch-image372109006.htmlRM2CHB0RA–. Our mountain work [serial] . rches having services on two Sundayevenings: PLANS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR OBSERVANCE OF Home Mission Study Season Oct. 2 - Nov. 5, 1950 Begin NOW to plan for the observance ofthe Home Mission Study Season in your Church. Commence with prayer, continue with prayer, conclude with prayer. The seasonwill be a spiritual blessing to the extent towhich prayer undergirds it. Try a School of Home Missions in yourChurch. A leaflet telling how its done isavailable upon request. Encourage the widespread reading of themission study book, The Changing SouthAnd The Presbyterian Ch
. Hardware merchandising January-June 1900. the WATSON, FOSTER CO., l,«,TEd MONTREAL TO THE TRADE== REPEAT QUICKLY ANY SHORT NUMBERS.OUR STOCK IS NONE TOO LARGE.SAMPLE BOOKS IF DESIRED. CANADIAN HARDWARE AND METAL A BRIGHT STORE DRAWS TRADE THE ADER GASOLINE LAMP is brighter than City Gas or Electricity and costs lessthan an Oil Lamp to run. Approved by . . Canadian Fire UnderwritersAssociation. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Auer Light Co., flontreai. We Carry a GreatVariety of . .. ghtil ihroj J lAf/US knd-^ J^RCHES, ASJ|v< INfc for all house-ses. We also carry anassortment of Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/hardware-merchandising-january-june-1900-the-watson-foster-co-lted-montreal-to-the-trade==-repeat-quickly-any-short-numbersour-stock-is-none-too-largesample-books-if-desired-canadian-hardware-and-metal-a-bright-store-draws-trade-the-ader-gasoline-lamp-is-brighter-than-city-gas-or-electricity-and-costs-lessthan-an-oil-lamp-to-run-approved-by-canadian-fire-underwritersassociation-send-for-catalogue-auer-light-co-flontreai-we-carry-a-greatvariety-of-ghtil-ihroj-j-lafus-knd-jrches-asjvlt-infc-for-all-house-ses-we-also-carry-anassortment-of-image370416671.htmlRM2CEHX6R–. Hardware merchandising January-June 1900. the WATSON, FOSTER CO., l,«,TEd MONTREAL TO THE TRADE== REPEAT QUICKLY ANY SHORT NUMBERS.OUR STOCK IS NONE TOO LARGE.SAMPLE BOOKS IF DESIRED. CANADIAN HARDWARE AND METAL A BRIGHT STORE DRAWS TRADE THE ADER GASOLINE LAMP is brighter than City Gas or Electricity and costs lessthan an Oil Lamp to run. Approved by . . Canadian Fire UnderwritersAssociation. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Auer Light Co., flontreai. We Carry a GreatVariety of . .. ghtil ihroj J lAf/US knd-^ J^RCHES, ASJ|v< INfc for all house-ses. We also carry anassortment of
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