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Marines from C Company, 1st Shore Party Battalion, on Operation Golden Fleece, take a break while waiting for helicopters to transport rice to a collection point around 8 miles south of the base camp area. Photograph taken on November 14, 1966, during the Vietnam War. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/marines-from-c-company-1st-shore-party-battalion-on-operation-golden-fleece-take-a-break-while-waiting-for-helicopters-to-transport-rice-to-a-collection-point-around-8-miles-south-of-the-base-camp-area-photograph-taken-on-november-14-1966-during-the-vietnam-war-image574144329.htmlRM2TA2EXH–Marines from C Company, 1st Shore Party Battalion, on Operation Golden Fleece, take a break while waiting for helicopters to transport rice to a collection point around 8 miles south of the base camp area. Photograph taken on November 14, 1966, during the Vietnam War.
LRichard's ..Comprehensive geography of the Chinese empire and dependencies ..translated into English, revised and enlarged . 265 Hupeh m^ 71 428 35 280 000 495 Kansu -H-a 125 483 10 386 000 82 Kiangsi an 69 498 26 532 000 382 Kiangsu UM. 38 610 23 980 230 620 Kwangsi MM 77 220 5 142 000 66 Kwaugtuug )k% 100 000 31 865 200 318 Kweichow *;m 67 182 7 650 000 114 Nganhwei* 3c^ 54 826 23 672 300 432 Shansi Uj® 81 853 12 200 000 149 Shantung mm 55 984 38 247 900 683 Shensi ^® 75 290 8 450 000 112 Szechwan nm 218 533 68 724 800 314 Yunnan m^ 146 718 12 721 500 86 Also written Auluii aud Anhwci. GENE Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/lrichards-comprehensive-geography-of-the-chinese-empire-and-dependencies-translated-into-english-revised-and-enlarged-265-hupeh-m-71-428-35-280-000-495-kansu-h-a-125-483-10-386-000-82-kiangsi-an-69-498-26-532-000-382-kiangsu-um-38-610-23-980-230-620-kwangsi-mm-77-220-5-142-000-66-kwaugtuug-k-100-000-31-865-200-318-kweichow-m-67-182-7-650-000-114-nganhwei-3c-54-826-23-672-300-432-shansi-uj-81-853-12-200-000-149-shantung-mm-55-984-38-247-900-683-shensi-75-290-8-450-000-112-szechwan-nm-218-533-68-724-800-314-yunnan-m-146-718-12-721-500-86-also-written-auluii-aud-anhwci-gene-image343195440.htmlRM2AX9W80–LRichard's ..Comprehensive geography of the Chinese empire and dependencies ..translated into English, revised and enlarged . 265 Hupeh m^ 71 428 35 280 000 495 Kansu -H-a 125 483 10 386 000 82 Kiangsi an 69 498 26 532 000 382 Kiangsu UM. 38 610 23 980 230 620 Kwangsi MM 77 220 5 142 000 66 Kwaugtuug )k% 100 000 31 865 200 318 Kweichow *;m 67 182 7 650 000 114 Nganhwei* 3c^ 54 826 23 672 300 432 Shansi Uj® 81 853 12 200 000 149 Shantung mm 55 984 38 247 900 683 Shensi ^® 75 290 8 450 000 112 Szechwan nm 218 533 68 724 800 314 Yunnan m^ 146 718 12 721 500 86 Also written Auluii aud Anhwci. GENE
Indian Population in the United States and Alaska . 00.0 100.0100.0100.0100.0 100.0100.0100.0100.0 9.638.212.069.549.817.452.469.8 83.1100.094.0 100.0100.0 100.0100.0100.0100.0 100.0100.066.4100.0 100.0100.0(3)100.0 7.73.82.39.856.95.017.669.8 32.725.369.3 100.0 100.0100.0100.0100.0 100.0100.0 11.1 100.0 7.045.6100.058.577.66.943.968.1 74.8100.089.9 East South Central: 384 West South Central: . 57,320 64,446 Mountain: 9,715 2,154 1,307 452 10,318 24,129 1,487 1,582 1,856 10,7462,297 10,346 Idaho 4,064 1,801 597 2,937 24,644 1,472 1,665 2,531 985 6,490 Arizona 28,469 Utah 2,848 N evada 1.557 Pa Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/indian-population-in-the-united-states-and-alaska-000-1000100010001000-1000100010001000-96382120695498174524698-8311000940-10001000-1000100010001000-100010006641000-1000100031000-7738239856950176698-327253693-1000-1000100010001000-10001000-111-1000-70456100058577669439681-7481000899-east-south-central-384-west-south-central-57320-64446-mountain-9715-2154-1307-452-10318-24129-1487-1582-1856-107462297-10346-idaho-4064-1801-597-2937-24644-1472-1665-2531-985-6490-arizona-28469-utah-2848-n-evada-1557-pa-image338099281.htmlRM2AJ1N29–Indian Population in the United States and Alaska . 00.0 100.0100.0100.0100.0 100.0100.0100.0100.0 9.638.212.069.549.817.452.469.8 83.1100.094.0 100.0100.0 100.0100.0100.0100.0 100.0100.066.4100.0 100.0100.0(3)100.0 7.73.82.39.856.95.017.669.8 32.725.369.3 100.0 100.0100.0100.0100.0 100.0100.0 11.1 100.0 7.045.6100.058.577.66.943.968.1 74.8100.089.9 East South Central: 384 West South Central: . 57,320 64,446 Mountain: 9,715 2,154 1,307 452 10,318 24,129 1,487 1,582 1,856 10,7462,297 10,346 Idaho 4,064 1,801 597 2,937 24,644 1,472 1,665 2,531 985 6,490 Arizona 28,469 Utah 2,848 N evada 1.557 Pa
. Bulletin de la Société botanique de Genève . Fig. 66. — Evonymus japonica. Feuilles adultes ; sections transversales équato-riales. Différents types de cloisonnements et proliférations des cellulesannexes. 318 liULLETlN DE LA SOCIETE BOTANIQUE DK GENEVE 74 se glissant entre les cellules de bordure et les cellules sous-jacentes,tendant à accentuer récaitement; il sensuit lapparition dun méat quigrandit et donne bientôt naissance à une lacune : la cliainbrc f^uiis-?slomatiquc ; cette dernière est donc le résultat de nombreux cloisonne-ments des cellules avoisinantes (flg. 4, 6, 7, 9, 10).. Fig Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bulletin-de-la-socit-botanique-de-genve-fig-66-evonymus-japonica-feuilles-adultes-sections-transversales-quato-riales-diffrents-types-de-cloisonnements-et-prolifrations-des-cellulesannexes-318-liulletln-de-la-societe-botanique-dk-geneve-74-se-glissant-entre-les-cellules-de-bordure-et-les-cellules-sous-jacentestendant-accentuer-rcaitement-il-sensuit-lapparition-dun-mat-quigrandit-et-donne-bientt-naissance-une-lacune-la-cliainbrc-fuiis-slomatiquc-cette-dernire-est-donc-le-rsultat-de-nombreux-cloisonne-ments-des-cellules-avoisinantes-flg-4-6-7-9-10-fig-image370108786.htmlRM2CE3WEX–. Bulletin de la Société botanique de Genève . Fig. 66. — Evonymus japonica. Feuilles adultes ; sections transversales équato-riales. Différents types de cloisonnements et proliférations des cellulesannexes. 318 liULLETlN DE LA SOCIETE BOTANIQUE DK GENEVE 74 se glissant entre les cellules de bordure et les cellules sous-jacentes,tendant à accentuer récaitement; il sensuit lapparition dun méat quigrandit et donne bientôt naissance à une lacune : la cliainbrc f^uiis-?slomatiquc ; cette dernière est donc le résultat de nombreux cloisonne-ments des cellules avoisinantes (flg. 4, 6, 7, 9, 10).. Fig
. The Street railway journal . 4,78030,942384,265340,830 65,14353,923352,382303,402636,407616,945 35,62335 600 2,143,9642,086,3818,480,7587,965,636 26,93725,790 42,42639,413239,737188,259 26,06426,010309,019280,h69 57,53958,978318,902295,526674,677565,572 21,01322,336 7,5007,50090,00090,000 2,282,04613,59311,932 66,01562,780389.554365,323755,139824,665 58,73356,633292,800273,093 19,39114,272144,29990,268 J3 </) 6511,124 16,70510.00155,14833,970 10.94111,90381 87326,627 753,135749.85;2,683,1322,688,644 1,151,1401,138,4674,815,4214,534,068 16,318 16,755 24,75426 704148,608147,157 19,02518,947 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-street-railway-journal-478030942384265340830-6514353923352382303402636407616945-3562335-600-2143964208638184807587965636-2693725790-4242639413239737188259-2606426010309019280h69-5753958978318902295526674677565572-2101322336-750075009000090000-22820461359311932-6601562780389554365323755139824665-5873356633292800273093-193911427214429990268-j3-lt-6511124-16705100015514833970-109411190381-87326627-7531357498526831322688644-1151140113846748154214534068-16318-16755-2475426-704148608147157-1902518947-image371937742.htmlRM2CH36AP–. The Street railway journal . 4,78030,942384,265340,830 65,14353,923352,382303,402636,407616,945 35,62335 600 2,143,9642,086,3818,480,7587,965,636 26,93725,790 42,42639,413239,737188,259 26,06426,010309,019280,h69 57,53958,978318,902295,526674,677565,572 21,01322,336 7,5007,50090,00090,000 2,282,04613,59311,932 66,01562,780389.554365,323755,139824,665 58,73356,633292,800273,093 19,39114,272144,29990,268 J3 </) 6511,124 16,70510.00155,14833,970 10.94111,90381 87326,627 753,135749.85;2,683,1322,688,644 1,151,1401,138,4674,815,4214,534,068 16,318 16,755 24,75426 704148,608147,157 19,02518,947
. The Commercial and financial chronicle. 0023,00018,00055,000 330,000 647,000 476,887 79,00020,000 2,00076,00064,00013,000 9,000382,000 645,000468,435 77,00020,000 47,66)0 23,000 9,000 14,000 318,000 508,000800,831 .Total visible supply. ..2,545,470 1,123,887 1,113,435 1,308,831 5.83d. 6.64d. 6.52d. 5 l-16d. 10.95c. 11.10c. 12.50c. 9c. SHd. 8Hd. 10 5-16d. 7Md. 9.55d. 10.75d. 9d. 7d. 5%d. 6d. 6d. 4%d. 5J^d. 5 9-16d. 5 7-16d. 4^d. Continental imports past week have been 60,000 bales. The above figures for 1905 show a decrease from last week of 26,356 bales, a gain of 1,421,583 bales over 1904, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-commercial-and-financial-chronicle-00230001800055000-330000-647000-476887-7900020000-2000760006400013000-9000382000-645000468435-7700020000-47660-23000-9000-14000-318000-508000800831-total-visible-supply-2545470-1123887-1113435-1308831-583d-664d-652d-5-l-16d-1095c-1110c-1250c-9c-shd-8hd-10-5-16d-7md-955d-1075d-9d-7d-5d-6d-6d-4d-5jd-5-9-16d-5-7-16d-4d-continental-imports-past-week-have-been-60000-bales-the-above-figures-for-1905-show-a-decrease-from-last-week-of-26356-bales-a-gain-of-1421583-bales-over-1904-image370497099.htmlRM2CENGR7–. The Commercial and financial chronicle. 0023,00018,00055,000 330,000 647,000 476,887 79,00020,000 2,00076,00064,00013,000 9,000382,000 645,000468,435 77,00020,000 47,66)0 23,000 9,000 14,000 318,000 508,000800,831 .Total visible supply. ..2,545,470 1,123,887 1,113,435 1,308,831 5.83d. 6.64d. 6.52d. 5 l-16d. 10.95c. 11.10c. 12.50c. 9c. SHd. 8Hd. 10 5-16d. 7Md. 9.55d. 10.75d. 9d. 7d. 5%d. 6d. 6d. 4%d. 5J^d. 5 9-16d. 5 7-16d. 4^d. Continental imports past week have been 60,000 bales. The above figures for 1905 show a decrease from last week of 26,356 bales, a gain of 1,421,583 bales over 1904,
. The Commercial and financial chronicle . 15 8,819 1.274,000 a3.l2 1,164 3,747,748 3,383 6.000,000 7.10 d627,080 24,562,232 23.50 22,076 7,012,582 „ — 800,000 2.569 599,711 800,000 - - -- 1,637,538 15 00 6.000 8,460,388 5,061,015 20,932.688 22,530 1,500.000 11.00 2,301 11.416.875 5.55 18.501 9,806,824 17.225.000 66.00 27,007 6,435,318 700,000 O20.00 669,675 1.300.000 — — — ■ .... 21 ,911,727 12.(i0:p.(hhi 7.50 14,015 9,685,420 5,884,881 1,242,000 20.00 1,467 10.849 654 12.50 12.366 11.800/08 65.25 20,909 15,580,464 312,000 2,528 6,507,724 775,000 1,182 dll ,439,342 67.00 26,412 d4,642,66a 3.0 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-commercial-and-financial-chronicle-15-8819-1274000-a3l2-1164-3747748-3383-6000000-710-d627080-24562232-2350-22076-7012582-800000-2569-599711-800000-1637538-15-00-6000-8460388-5061015-20932688-22530-1500000-1100-2301-11416875-555-18501-9806824-17225000-6600-27007-6435318-700000-o2000-669675-1300000-21-911727-12i0phhi-750-14015-9685420-5884881-1242000-2000-1467-10849-654-1250-12366-1180008-6525-20909-15580464-312000-2528-6507724-775000-1182-dll-439342-6700-26412-d464266a-30-image372316461.htmlRM2CHMDCD–. The Commercial and financial chronicle . 15 8,819 1.274,000 a3.l2 1,164 3,747,748 3,383 6.000,000 7.10 d627,080 24,562,232 23.50 22,076 7,012,582 „ — 800,000 2.569 599,711 800,000 - - -- 1,637,538 15 00 6.000 8,460,388 5,061,015 20,932.688 22,530 1,500.000 11.00 2,301 11.416.875 5.55 18.501 9,806,824 17.225.000 66.00 27,007 6,435,318 700,000 O20.00 669,675 1.300.000 — — — ■ .... 21 ,911,727 12.(i0:p.(hhi 7.50 14,015 9,685,420 5,884,881 1,242,000 20.00 1,467 10.849 654 12.50 12.366 11.800/08 65.25 20,909 15,580,464 312,000 2,528 6,507,724 775,000 1,182 dll ,439,342 67.00 26,412 d4,642,66a 3.0
. Annual report of the Board of Railroad Commissioners of North Carolina, for the year ending .. . I9Sll,nol329 198403 Whole Tons. Whole Tons. Per Cent. 13,3-11 9, 4.:o 1,627 2,242 25,yi)(i 7U5. 221 bl 448 25 75 18S 368 10,5 6 61,262 12,744 131,461 2,723 4,948 (iO i .^ i 397 i 32 I2, 186 I 4013,470 ! 16,648 5,076 4,786 483 37,230 1,749 5,382 1,049 1,492 169 910 1,369 955 14,630 74,140 43,372 277,023 1.^,50! ;<.3i 9, 66 2.34 1,610 .40 2,435 .59 37,547 9.19 1,031 .25 2,921 j4,988 I 6; I 7 . 428 33 2,186 40S 4,142 5,620 4,798 4,077 37,230 1,749 5,606 1,110 1,940 194 985 1,557 1,318 25,186 1 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/annual-report-of-the-board-of-railroad-commissioners-of-north-carolina-for-the-year-ending-i9sllnol329-198403-whole-tons-whole-tons-per-cent-133-11-9-4o-1627-2242-25yii-7u5-221-bl-448-25-75-18s-368-105-6-61262-12744-131461-2723-4948-io-i-i-397-i-32-i2-186-i-4013470-!-16648-5076-4786-483-37230-1749-5382-1049-1492-169-910-1369-955-14630-74140-43372-277023-150!-lt3i-9-66-234-1610-40-2435-59-37547-919-1031-25-2921-j4988-i-6-i-7-428-33-2186-40s-4142-5620-4798-4077-37230-1749-5606-1110-1940-194-985-1557-1318-25186-1-image375621190.htmlRM2CR30JE–. Annual report of the Board of Railroad Commissioners of North Carolina, for the year ending .. . I9Sll,nol329 198403 Whole Tons. Whole Tons. Per Cent. 13,3-11 9, 4.:o 1,627 2,242 25,yi)(i 7U5. 221 bl 448 25 75 18S 368 10,5 6 61,262 12,744 131,461 2,723 4,948 (iO i .^ i 397 i 32 I2, 186 I 4013,470 ! 16,648 5,076 4,786 483 37,230 1,749 5,382 1,049 1,492 169 910 1,369 955 14,630 74,140 43,372 277,023 1.^,50! ;<.3i 9, 66 2.34 1,610 .40 2,435 .59 37,547 9.19 1,031 .25 2,921 j4,988 I 6; I 7 . 428 33 2,186 40S 4,142 5,620 4,798 4,077 37,230 1,749 5,606 1,110 1,940 194 985 1,557 1,318 25,186 1
. Echinodermata asteroidea. Australasian Antarctic Expedition (1911-1914); Starfishes; Echinodermata. ASTilRIES—KOEHLER. 59 Station 2.—Lat. S. 66° 55'. Long. E. 145° 21'. 318 fms. 28 clecembre 1913. Tiois echantillons. Station 3.—Lat. S. 66° 32'. Long. E. 141° 39'. 151 fms. 31 decembie 1913. Deux echantillons. Station 7.—Lat. S. 65° 42'. Long. E. 92° 10'. 60 fins. 21 janviei 1914. Trois echantillons. Station 8.—Lat. S. 66° 8'. Long. E. 94° 17'. 120 fms. 21 janvier 1914. Deux echantillons. Station 12.—Lat. S. 64° 32'. Long. E. 97° 20'. 110 fms. 31 janvier 1914. Deux echantillons. Adelie.—15-20 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/echinodermata-asteroidea-australasian-antarctic-expedition-1911-1914-starfishes-echinodermata-astilrieskoehler-59-station-2lat-s-66-55-long-e-145-21-318-fms-28-clecembre-1913-tiois-echantillons-station-3lat-s-66-32-long-e-141-39-151-fms-31-decembie-1913-deux-echantillons-station-7lat-s-65-42-long-e-92-10-60-fins-21-janviei-1914-trois-echantillons-station-8lat-s-66-8-long-e-94-17-120-fms-21-janvier-1914-deux-echantillons-station-12lat-s-64-32-long-e-97-20-110-fms-31-janvier-1914-deux-echantillons-adelie15-20-image232441845.htmlRMRE4HXD–. Echinodermata asteroidea. Australasian Antarctic Expedition (1911-1914); Starfishes; Echinodermata. ASTilRIES—KOEHLER. 59 Station 2.—Lat. S. 66° 55'. Long. E. 145° 21'. 318 fms. 28 clecembre 1913. Tiois echantillons. Station 3.—Lat. S. 66° 32'. Long. E. 141° 39'. 151 fms. 31 decembie 1913. Deux echantillons. Station 7.—Lat. S. 65° 42'. Long. E. 92° 10'. 60 fins. 21 janviei 1914. Trois echantillons. Station 8.—Lat. S. 66° 8'. Long. E. 94° 17'. 120 fms. 21 janvier 1914. Deux echantillons. Station 12.—Lat. S. 64° 32'. Long. E. 97° 20'. 110 fms. 31 janvier 1914. Deux echantillons. Adelie.—15-20
