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Design for Vis-à-vis, no. 634. Dimensions: sheet: 6 1/2 x 11 1/2 in. (16.5 x 29.2 cm). Manufacturer: Brewster & Co. (American, New York). Date: 1850-70. Brewster & Company History Established in 1810 by James Brewster (1788-1866) in New Haven, Connecticut, Brewster & Company, specialized in the manufacture of fine carriages. The founder opened a New York showroom in 1827 at 53-54 Broad Street, and the company flourished under generations of family leadership. Expansion necessitated moves around lower Manhattan, with name changes reflecting shifts of management-James Brewster & Sons operated Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/design-for-vis-vis-no-634-dimensions-sheet-6-12-x-11-12-in-165-x-292-cm-manufacturer-brewster-co-american-new-york-date-1850-70-brewster-company-history-established-in-1810-by-james-brewster-1788-1866-in-new-haven-connecticut-brewster-company-specialized-in-the-manufacture-of-fine-carriages-the-founder-opened-a-new-york-showroom-in-1827-at-53-54-broad-street-and-the-company-flourished-under-generations-of-family-leadership-expansion-necessitated-moves-around-lower-manhattan-with-name-changes-reflecting-shifts-of-management-james-brewster-sons-operated-image213163687.html
RMPAPCCR–Design for Vis-à-vis, no. 634. Dimensions: sheet: 6 1/2 x 11 1/2 in. (16.5 x 29.2 cm). Manufacturer: Brewster & Co. (American, New York). Date: 1850-70. Brewster & Company History Established in 1810 by James Brewster (1788-1866) in New Haven, Connecticut, Brewster & Company, specialized in the manufacture of fine carriages. The founder opened a New York showroom in 1827 at 53-54 Broad Street, and the company flourished under generations of family leadership. Expansion necessitated moves around lower Manhattan, with name changes reflecting shifts of management-James Brewster & Sons operated
Landscape in the Manner of Dong Yuan, mid 19th century, Nakabayashi Chikutō, Japanese, 1776 - 1853, 55 5/8 × 27 7/8 in. (141.29 × 70.8 cm) (image)84 1/2 × 35 1/4 in. (214.63 × 89.54 cm) (mount, without roller), Ink and light colors on silk, Japan, 19th century, Nanga artists were painters who admired Chinese literati paintings and studied them through both printed painting manuals and imported artworks, as they were prohibited from traveling to China. Nakabayashi Chikutō was a fourth generation nanga artist. He had many opportunities to study and copy Chinese painting at first hand Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/landscape-in-the-manner-of-dong-yuan-mid-19th-century-nakabayashi-chikut-japanese-1776-1853-55-58-27-78-in-14129-708-cm-image84-12-35-14-in-21463-8954-cm-mount-without-roller-ink-and-light-colors-on-silk-japan-19th-century-nanga-artists-were-painters-who-admired-chinese-literati-paintings-and-studied-them-through-both-printed-painting-manuals-and-imported-artworks-as-they-were-prohibited-from-traveling-to-china-nakabayashi-chikut-was-a-fourth-generation-nanga-artist-he-had-many-opportunities-to-study-and-copy-chinese-painting-at-first-hand-image573483378.html
RM2T90BW6–Landscape in the Manner of Dong Yuan, mid 19th century, Nakabayashi Chikutō, Japanese, 1776 - 1853, 55 5/8 × 27 7/8 in. (141.29 × 70.8 cm) (image)84 1/2 × 35 1/4 in. (214.63 × 89.54 cm) (mount, without roller), Ink and light colors on silk, Japan, 19th century, Nanga artists were painters who admired Chinese literati paintings and studied them through both printed painting manuals and imported artworks, as they were prohibited from traveling to China. Nakabayashi Chikutō was a fourth generation nanga artist. He had many opportunities to study and copy Chinese painting at first hand
Poelzig Hans (1869-1936), Parkhotel on the property Kantstraße 1/ Hardenbergstrasse 29, Berlin-Charlottenburg. Conversion (1926): Perspective view of variant with a staggered building. Coal and colored pencil on transparent, 70.5 x 54.3 cm (including scan edges) Poelzig Hans (1869-1936): Parkhotel auf dem Grundstück Kantstraße 1/ Hardenbergstraße 29, Berlin-Charlottenburg. Umbau Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/poelzig-hans-1869-1936-parkhotel-on-the-property-kantstrae-1-hardenbergstrasse-29-berlin-charlottenburg-conversion-1926-perspective-view-of-variant-with-a-staggered-building-coal-and-colored-pencil-on-transparent-705-x-543-cm-including-scan-edges-poelzig-hans-1869-1936-parkhotel-auf-dem-grundstck-kantstrae-1-hardenbergstrae-29-berlin-charlottenburg-umbau-image477474915.html
RM2JMPT3F–Poelzig Hans (1869-1936), Parkhotel on the property Kantstraße 1/ Hardenbergstrasse 29, Berlin-Charlottenburg. Conversion (1926): Perspective view of variant with a staggered building. Coal and colored pencil on transparent, 70.5 x 54.3 cm (including scan edges) Poelzig Hans (1869-1936): Parkhotel auf dem Grundstück Kantstraße 1/ Hardenbergstraße 29, Berlin-Charlottenburg. Umbau
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Archive image from page 507 of Denkschriften der Koniglichen Akademie der. Denkschriften der Koniglichen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Munchen denkschriftender08munc Year: 1821 - 1824 104 Tag. Meridian -Kreis. ([ Juli 25 7 49,6 1 II 4,8 h , „ 8 8 20,5 10 4,2 19,0 8 10 35 15 14,5 29/2 13 15 44 6 57 12,2 14 7 27,7 40 27,3 42,7 14 40 57,C Mittel. Tägl. Ging der Uhr. Tage. Correct. AR app. toi 35,8 50,0 58,3 43,3 12,0 ' ' 1 8 51,5 u e,i 9 27,70 lö 13,7 44,00 7 59 27,79 41 28 57,69 —0,44 —0,6l I II 9 31,54 48,47 32,24 2,25 4» + 1 + Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/archive-image-from-page-507-of-denkschriften-der-koniglichen-akademie-der-denkschriften-der-koniglichen-akademie-der-wissenschaften-zu-munchen-denkschriftender08munc-year-1821-1824-104-tag-meridian-kreis-juli-25-7-496-1-ii-48-h-8-8-205-10-42-190-8-10-35-15-145-292-13-15-44-6-57-122-14-7-277-40-273-427-14-40-57c-mittel-tgl-ging-der-uhr-tage-correct-ar-app-toi-358-500-583-433-120-1-8-515-u-ei-9-2770-l-137-4400-7-59-2779-41-28-5769-044-06l-i-ii-9-3154-4847-3224-225-4-1-image259316011.html
RMW1TT63–Archive image from page 507 of Denkschriften der Koniglichen Akademie der. Denkschriften der Koniglichen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Munchen denkschriftender08munc Year: 1821 - 1824 104 Tag. Meridian -Kreis. ([ Juli 25 7 49,6 1 II 4,8 h , „ 8 8 20,5 10 4,2 19,0 8 10 35 15 14,5 29/2 13 15 44 6 57 12,2 14 7 27,7 40 27,3 42,7 14 40 57,C Mittel. Tägl. Ging der Uhr. Tage. Correct. AR app. toi 35,8 50,0 58,3 43,3 12,0 ' ' 1 8 51,5 u e,i 9 27,70 lö 13,7 44,00 7 59 27,79 41 28 57,69 —0,44 —0,6l I II 9 31,54 48,47 32,24 2,25 4» + 1 +
. The Danish Ingolf-expedition. Marine animals -- Arctic regions; Scientific expeditions; Arctic regions. ASCIDIACEA 155 54 111; Akudlek, 54—108 m (neuc Angaben); Nordre Strom Fjord, 14—67 m (— 0.1° bis + i-5° C. (-(- 2°?)), 200—410 ra (—o.i" bis —0.7° C.) (Hartmeyer 1921); zw. Holsteinsborg u. Egedesminde; Holsteiusborg; Sukkertoppen (neue An- gaben); Aiiieralik Fjord, 126—y m (i>Iugolf«); ? Fiskenaesset (neue Angabe); Kvane Fjord, 84111 {--2° bis -f-2.4° C.); Brede Fjord, 29—ioo(?i, 250—180, 310—330 m (-)- o-7° bis -|- 3.5° C.); Skov F'jord, 70—140(?) m {-{- 2.3° C.); Tunugd- liarfi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-danish-ingolf-expedition-marine-animals-arctic-regions-scientific-expeditions-arctic-regions-ascidiacea-155-54-111-akudlek-54108-m-neuc-angaben-nordre-strom-fjord-1467-m-01-bis-i-5-c-2-200410-ra-oiquot-bis-07-c-hartmeyer-1921-zw-holsteinsborg-u-egedesminde-holsteiusborg-sukkertoppen-neue-an-gaben-aiiieralik-fjord-126y-m-igtiugolf-fiskenaesset-neue-angabe-kvane-fjord-84111-2-bis-f-24-c-brede-fjord-29iooi-250180-310330-m-o-7-bis-35-c-skov-fjord-70140-m-23-c-tunugd-liarfi-image216157239.html
RMPFJPNB–. The Danish Ingolf-expedition. Marine animals -- Arctic regions; Scientific expeditions; Arctic regions. ASCIDIACEA 155 54 111; Akudlek, 54—108 m (neuc Angaben); Nordre Strom Fjord, 14—67 m (— 0.1° bis + i-5° C. (-(- 2°?)), 200—410 ra (—o.i" bis —0.7° C.) (Hartmeyer 1921); zw. Holsteinsborg u. Egedesminde; Holsteiusborg; Sukkertoppen (neue An- gaben); Aiiieralik Fjord, 126—y m (i>Iugolf«); ? Fiskenaesset (neue Angabe); Kvane Fjord, 84111 {--2° bis -f-2.4° C.); Brede Fjord, 29—ioo(?i, 250—180, 310—330 m (-)- o-7° bis -|- 3.5° C.); Skov F'jord, 70—140(?) m {-{- 2.3° C.); Tunugd- liarfi
Sculptural group with The Lamentation Over the Dead Christ. Culture: Eastern Central Italian, Emilia-Romagna or the Marche. Dimensions: Overall: 29 1/2 x 64 x 12in. (74.9 x 162.6 x 30.5cm); (a) confirmed: 9 1/8 × 28 5/8 × 6 3/4 in., 30.3 lb. (23.2 × 72.7 × 17.1 cm, 13.7 kg); (b) confirmed: 27 3/4 in., 54.1 lb. (70.5 cm, 24.5 kg); (c) confirmed: 28 5/8 in., 31.9 lb. (72.7 cm, 14.4 kg); (d) confirmed: 29 1/4 in., 33.9 lb. (74.3 cm, 15.4 kg); (e) confirmed: 27 1/2 in., 32.9 lb. (69.9 cm, 14.9 kg); (f) confirmed: 28 5/8 in., 36 lb. (72.7 cm, 16.4 kg); (g) confirmed: 8 5/8 in. (21.9 cm) (h) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/sculptural-group-with-the-lamentation-over-the-dead-christ-culture-eastern-central-italian-emilia-romagna-or-the-marche-dimensions-overall-29-12-x-64-x-12in-749-x-1626-x-305cm-a-confirmed-9-18-28-58-6-34-in-303-lb-232-727-171-cm-137-kg-b-confirmed-27-34-in-541-lb-705-cm-245-kg-c-confirmed-28-58-in-319-lb-727-cm-144-kg-d-confirmed-29-14-in-339-lb-743-cm-154-kg-e-confirmed-27-12-in-329-lb-699-cm-149-kg-f-confirmed-28-58-in-36-lb-727-cm-164-kg-g-confirmed-8-58-in-219-cm-h-image213262585.html
RMPAXXGW–Sculptural group with The Lamentation Over the Dead Christ. Culture: Eastern Central Italian, Emilia-Romagna or the Marche. Dimensions: Overall: 29 1/2 x 64 x 12in. (74.9 x 162.6 x 30.5cm); (a) confirmed: 9 1/8 × 28 5/8 × 6 3/4 in., 30.3 lb. (23.2 × 72.7 × 17.1 cm, 13.7 kg); (b) confirmed: 27 3/4 in., 54.1 lb. (70.5 cm, 24.5 kg); (c) confirmed: 28 5/8 in., 31.9 lb. (72.7 cm, 14.4 kg); (d) confirmed: 29 1/4 in., 33.9 lb. (74.3 cm, 15.4 kg); (e) confirmed: 27 1/2 in., 32.9 lb. (69.9 cm, 14.9 kg); (f) confirmed: 28 5/8 in., 36 lb. (72.7 cm, 16.4 kg); (g) confirmed: 8 5/8 in. (21.9 cm) (h)
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. Review of reviews and world's work. 0. December 27.—William Purcell, for many yearseditor of the Rochester (N. Y.) Union and A.dvcrtiser,75 Louis Dalrymple, the cartooni.st, 40. December 28.—Chancellor Walter Barnard Hill, ofthe L^niversify of Georgia, 54 (see page 174). December 29.—Charles T. Yerkes, the street-railwayfinancier, 68. • December 30.—Ex-Governor Frank Steunenberg, ofIdaho, 44 Edward A. Rorke, landscape painter, 50. January 1.—Sir Hugh Muir Nelson, Lieutenant-Gov-ernor of Queensland, 70. January 2.—Miss Rebecca Tj. Davis, newspaper and Tnagazine writer, 77 William M. F. Round, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/review-of-reviews-and-worlds-work-0-december-27william-purcell-for-many-yearseditor-of-the-rochester-n-y-union-and-advcrtiser75-louis-dalrymple-the-cartoonist-40-december-28chancellor-walter-barnard-hill-ofthe-lniversify-of-georgia-54-see-page-174-december-29charles-t-yerkes-the-street-railwayfinancier-68-december-30ex-governor-frank-steunenberg-ofidaho-44-edward-a-rorke-landscape-painter-50-january-1sir-hugh-muir-nelson-lieutenant-gov-ernor-of-queensland-70-january-2miss-rebecca-tj-davis-newspaper-and-tnagazine-writer-77-william-m-f-round-image336822989.html
RM2AFYH4D–. Review of reviews and world's work. 0. December 27.—William Purcell, for many yearseditor of the Rochester (N. Y.) Union and A.dvcrtiser,75 Louis Dalrymple, the cartooni.st, 40. December 28.—Chancellor Walter Barnard Hill, ofthe L^niversify of Georgia, 54 (see page 174). December 29.—Charles T. Yerkes, the street-railwayfinancier, 68. • December 30.—Ex-Governor Frank Steunenberg, ofIdaho, 44 Edward A. Rorke, landscape painter, 50. January 1.—Sir Hugh Muir Nelson, Lieutenant-Gov-ernor of Queensland, 70. January 2.—Miss Rebecca Tj. Davis, newspaper and Tnagazine writer, 77 William M. F. Round,
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. Current meter observations in Massachusetts Bay. Oceanographic buoys; Oceanographic instruments. STATISTICS OF CURRENTS LflT- 42 16.6N LONG- DEPTH 10-6 METERS NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS = OBSERVATION PERIOD 13/VII/67 TO 17/VII/67 70 24-9W 5500 MEAN VARIANCE CM/SEC CCM/SEC 12 ST-OEV CM/SEC SKEW KURT MAX CM/SEC tllN CM/SEC S 29-32 62.96 U 7.54 276-26 V 2.98 580.63 7.94 16.62 24-10 -220 -.437 -.317 4.64 2.65 1-85 71-51 46.96 48-64 4-63 -55-04 -71-12 6 = SPEED U = EAST-WEST COMPONENT OF VELOCITY. EAST = POSITIVE U V = NORTH-SOUTH COMPONENT OF VELOCITY. NORTH = POSITIVE V. 15 30 SPEED 45 60 CCM/SEC). Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/current-meter-observations-in-massachusetts-bay-oceanographic-buoys-oceanographic-instruments-statistics-of-currents-lflt-42-166n-long-depth-10-6-meters-number-of-observations-=-observation-period-13vii67-to-17vii67-70-24-9w-5500-mean-variance-cmsec-ccmsec-12-st-oev-cmsec-skew-kurt-max-cmsec-tlln-cmsec-s-29-32-6296-u-754-276-26-v-298-58063-794-1662-24-10-220-437-317-464-265-1-85-71-51-4696-48-64-4-63-55-04-71-12-6-=-speed-u-=-east-west-component-of-velocity-east-=-positive-u-v-=-north-south-component-of-velocity-north-=-positive-v-15-30-speed-45-60-ccmsec-image216342160.html
RMPFY6HM–. Current meter observations in Massachusetts Bay. Oceanographic buoys; Oceanographic instruments. STATISTICS OF CURRENTS LflT- 42 16.6N LONG- DEPTH 10-6 METERS NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS = OBSERVATION PERIOD 13/VII/67 TO 17/VII/67 70 24-9W 5500 MEAN VARIANCE CM/SEC CCM/SEC 12 ST-OEV CM/SEC SKEW KURT MAX CM/SEC tllN CM/SEC S 29-32 62.96 U 7.54 276-26 V 2.98 580.63 7.94 16.62 24-10 -220 -.437 -.317 4.64 2.65 1-85 71-51 46.96 48-64 4-63 -55-04 -71-12 6 = SPEED U = EAST-WEST COMPONENT OF VELOCITY. EAST = POSITIVE U V = NORTH-SOUTH COMPONENT OF VELOCITY. NORTH = POSITIVE V. 15 30 SPEED 45 60 CCM/SEC).
Three Philosophers. Date/Period: Between ca. 1508 and ca. 1509. Painting. Oil on canvas. Height: 125.5 cm (49.4 in); Width: 146.2 cm (57.5 in). Author: GIORGIONE. GIORGIONE, G. DA CASTELFRANCO. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/three-philosophers-dateperiod-between-ca-1508-and-ca-1509-painting-oil-on-canvas-height-1255-cm-494-in-width-1462-cm-575-in-author-giorgione-giorgione-g-da-castelfranco-image219736209.html
RMPNDRNN–Three Philosophers. Date/Period: Between ca. 1508 and ca. 1509. Painting. Oil on canvas. Height: 125.5 cm (49.4 in); Width: 146.2 cm (57.5 in). Author: GIORGIONE. GIORGIONE, G. DA CASTELFRANCO.
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. Denkschriften der Koniglichen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Munchen. 104 Tag. Meridian -Kreis. ([ Juli 25 7 49,6 1 II 4,8 h , „ 8 8 20,5 10 4,2 19,0 8 10 35 15 14,5 29/2 13 15 44 6 57 12,2 14 7 27,7 40 27,3 42,7 14 40 57,C Mittel. Tägl. Ging der Uhr. Tage. Correct. AR app. toi 35,8 50,0 58,3 43,3 12,0 ' " 1 8 51,5 u e,i 9 27,70 lö 13,7 44,00 7 59 27,79 41 28 57,69 —0,44 —0,6l I II 9 31,54 48,47 32,24 2,25 4» + 1 +. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/denkschriften-der-koniglichen-akademie-der-wissenschaften-zu-munchen-104-tag-meridian-kreis-juli-25-7-496-1-ii-48-h-8-8-205-10-42-190-8-10-35-15-145-292-13-15-44-6-57-122-14-7-277-40-273-427-14-40-57c-mittel-tgl-ging-der-uhr-tage-correct-ar-app-toi-358-500-583-433-120-quot-1-8-515-u-ei-9-2770-l-137-4400-7-59-2779-41-28-5769-044-06l-i-ii-9-3154-4847-3224-225-4-1-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-image216143946.html
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Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina1912 1ra sección . .000,000 c/lSuscripto y realizado $ 2.500.000 c/l Balance Genera! a 31 de Diciembre de 1911, aprobado sin modificaciones 420.430 — Balance mensual al 29 de Febrero de 1912. DÉBITO tn/n 2500000 300 83510 63800 2334 154432 296627 3101004 Saldo ejercicio anterior 10592 54 Capital á subscribirse 387700 — Accionistas (Cuotas impagas). 191870 —Inmuebles del Banco -— Costo. 758823 —Gasto? de Instalación y Propa-ganda 3171 76 Muebles y Útiles 2233 99 Gastos Generales , 3912 70 Deudores • 820 — Comisiones 259 — En Caía 4807 20 En Bancos....... Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/boletn-oficial-de-la-repblica-argentina1912-1ra-seccin-000000-clsuscripto-y-realizado-2500000-cl-balance-genera!-a-31-de-diciembre-de-1911-aprobado-sin-modificaciones-420430-balance-mensual-al-29-de-febrero-de-1912-dbito-tnn-2500000-300-83510-63800-2334-154432-296627-3101004-saldo-ejercicio-anterior-10592-54-capital-subscribirse-387700-accionistas-cuotas-impagas-191870-inmuebles-del-banco-costo-758823-gasto-de-instalacin-y-propa-ganda-3171-76-muebles-y-tiles-2233-99-gastos-generales-3912-70-deudores-820-comisiones-259-en-caa-4807-20-en-bancos-image340311911.html
RM2ANJF8R–Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina1912 1ra sección . .000,000 c/lSuscripto y realizado $ 2.500.000 c/l Balance Genera! a 31 de Diciembre de 1911, aprobado sin modificaciones 420.430 — Balance mensual al 29 de Febrero de 1912. DÉBITO tn/n 2500000 300 83510 63800 2334 154432 296627 3101004 Saldo ejercicio anterior 10592 54 Capital á subscribirse 387700 — Accionistas (Cuotas impagas). 191870 —Inmuebles del Banco -— Costo. 758823 —Gasto? de Instalación y Propa-ganda 3171 76 Muebles y Útiles 2233 99 Gastos Generales , 3912 70 Deudores • 820 — Comisiones 259 — En Caía 4807 20 En Bancos.......
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Principles and practice of operative dentistry . oth cartilage) 27.61 20.42 Fat 0.40 0.58 Phosphate and fluoride of calcium 66.72 67.54 Carbonate of calcium. 3.36 7.97 Phosphate of magnesium 1.08 2.49 Other salts 0.83 1.00 100.00 100.00 Galippe gives the relative proportions of organic and inorganic matterin dentin as follows : Water and organic matter 25.29 Mineral matter 74.71 100.00Mineral Matter. Soluble ash (alkaline chlorides and phosphates) 0.54 Calcium carbonate 0.35 Magnesium carbonate 1.13 Calcium 45.11 Magnesium 1.67 Phosphoric acid 23.70 Silicates 0.04 Undetermined 1.30 Black, in h Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/principles-and-practice-of-operative-dentistry-oth-cartilage-2761-2042-fat-040-058-phosphate-and-fluoride-of-calcium-6672-6754-carbonate-of-calcium-336-797-phosphate-of-magnesium-108-249-other-salts-083-100-10000-10000-galippe-gives-the-relative-proportions-of-organic-and-inorganic-matterin-dentin-as-follows-water-and-organic-matter-2529-mineral-matter-7471-10000mineral-matter-soluble-ash-alkaline-chlorides-and-phosphates-054-calcium-carbonate-035-magnesium-carbonate-113-calcium-4511-magnesium-167-phosphoric-acid-2370-silicates-004-undetermined-130-black-in-h-image340260617.html
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American quarterly register . 7 50, Eaton Village 19 39, FortCovington 25, Fulton 40, Fulton Tern. Sew. Soc. 2 37, LittleFalls 13 17, Middlefield 19, Malone, a balance 18, Mexico16 84, New Hartford 54 25, New Haven 11 22, New HavenFern. Ben. Soc. 5, Oriskany Falls 5 80, Osweyo, 1st church 29,Oswego 2d church 18 90, Oswego Presbytery 6 30, Platsburg42, Pulaski, Mrs. Robinson 3, Rome 1st church 40 20, Rome2d church 21 37, Sauquois, a balance 75 cts. Sangerfield 5 12,Sackets Harbor 16, Springfield 20, Utica Pres. Ch. 83 57,Utica Cong. Ch. 26 70, Volnev 5 82, Vernon Village 14, West-ford 13 28, Wa Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/american-quarterly-register-7-50-eaton-village-19-39-fortcovington-25-fulton-40-fulton-tern-sew-soc-2-37-littlefalls-13-17-middlefield-19-malone-a-balance-18-mexico16-84-new-hartford-54-25-new-haven-11-22-new-havenfern-ben-soc-5-oriskany-falls-5-80-osweyo-1st-church-29oswego-2d-church-18-90-oswego-presbytery-6-30-platsburg42-pulaski-mrs-robinson-3-rome-1st-church-40-20-rome2d-church-21-37-sauquois-a-balance-75-cts-sangerfield-5-12sackets-harbor-16-springfield-20-utica-pres-ch-83-57utica-cong-ch-26-70-volnev-5-82-vernon-village-14-west-ford-13-28-wa-image342787266.html
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Housing up-to-date (companion volume to the Housing handbook) . < HORNBY STREET DWELLINGS. Cost of Building ^^65 to ^^70 per room. Kent, three rooms, 4/- to 4/6 per week. P: U J ^ ID:. ^ C^ log The rents of the respective tenements are :— One room. Two rooms. Three rooms. Four rooms. Ground floor ... 3 at 2/6 42 at t,!^ 54 at 4/6 11 at 5/3 First floor 5 at 2/- 37 at 3/- 58 at 4/3 12 at 5/- Second floor ... i at 1/9 29 at 29 54 at 4/- 14 at 4/6 The total gross rental is ^66 los. 3d. per week, equal to 1/6 perroom per week, or 1/3^ per 1,000 cubic feet of room space per week.The rent actually Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/housing-up-to-date-companion-volume-to-the-housing-handbook-lt-hornby-street-dwellings-cost-of-building-65-to-70-per-room-kent-three-rooms-4-to-46-per-week-p-u-j-id-c-log-the-rents-of-the-respective-tenements-are-one-room-two-rooms-three-rooms-four-rooms-ground-floor-3-at-26-42-at-t!-54-at-46-11-at-53-first-floor-5-at-2-37-at-3-58-at-43-12-at-5-second-floor-i-at-19-29-at-29-54-at-4-14-at-46-the-total-gross-rental-is-66-los-3d-per-week-equal-to-16-perroom-per-week-or-13-per-1000-cubic-feet-of-room-space-per-weekthe-rent-actually-image342712212.html
RM2AWFTWT–Housing up-to-date (companion volume to the Housing handbook) . < HORNBY STREET DWELLINGS. Cost of Building ^^65 to ^^70 per room. Kent, three rooms, 4/- to 4/6 per week. P: U J ^ ID:. ^ C^ log The rents of the respective tenements are :— One room. Two rooms. Three rooms. Four rooms. Ground floor ... 3 at 2/6 42 at t,!^ 54 at 4/6 11 at 5/3 First floor 5 at 2/- 37 at 3/- 58 at 4/3 12 at 5/- Second floor ... i at 1/9 29 at 29 54 at 4/- 14 at 4/6 The total gross rental is ^66 los. 3d. per week, equal to 1/6 perroom per week, or 1/3^ per 1,000 cubic feet of room space per week.The rent actually
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RM2AWFRY6–Housing up-to-date (companion volume to the Housing handbook) . < HORNBY STREET DWELLINGS. Cost of Building ^^65 to ^^70 per room. Kent, three rooms, 4/- to 4/6 per week. P: U J ^ ID:. ^ C^ log The rents of the respective tenements are :— One room. Two rooms. Three rooms. Four rooms. Ground floor ... 3 at 2/6 42 at t,!^ 54 at 4/6 11 at 5/3 First floor 5 at 2/- 37 at 3/- 58 at 4/3 12 at 5/- Second floor ... i at 1/9 29 at 29 54 at 4/- 14 at 4/6 The total gross rental is ^66 los. 3d. per week, equal to 1/6 perroom per week, or 1/3^ per 1,000 cubic feet of room space per week.The rent actually
A treatise on land-surveying; comprising the theory developed from five elementary principles; and the practice with the chain alone, the compass, the transit, the theodolite, the plane table, &cIllustrated by four hundred engravings, and a magnetic chart . 152 COMPASS SURVEYING. [part m Second TJdrd Method. Method. 0(1) -(1)- ^ 3.23 o CD to COCO ^ to 0(5) ^ ^ -(5)- o LO 3.54 -hM- to CO CO ^ -hw CQ S! 1 ( )(4) CO 1 m p4 -(4)- o G<l 2.22 lO c4 F^ QQ t- C )(3) tO m p4 -(3)- o CO 05 1.29 00J25 tH CO 0(2) GO m ^ o O -(2)- CO 2.70 52^ m 0(1) to CO ^ -(1)- Fourth Method. sTATIOIfS.I BEARINGS. DIS Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-treatise-on-land-surveying-comprising-the-theory-developed-from-five-elementary-principles-and-the-practice-with-the-chain-alone-the-compass-the-transit-the-theodolite-the-plane-table-cillustrated-by-four-hundred-engravings-and-a-magnetic-chart-152-compass-surveying-part-m-second-tjdrd-method-method-01-1-323-o-cd-to-coco-to-05-5-o-lo-354-hm-to-co-co-hw-cq-s!-1-4-co-1-m-p4-4-o-gltl-222-lo-c4-f-qq-t-c-3-to-m-p4-3-o-co-05-129-00j25-th-co-02-go-m-o-o-2-co-270-52-m-01-to-co-1-fourth-method-statioifsi-bearings-dis-image338917788.html
RM2AKB12M–A treatise on land-surveying; comprising the theory developed from five elementary principles; and the practice with the chain alone, the compass, the transit, the theodolite, the plane table, &cIllustrated by four hundred engravings, and a magnetic chart . 152 COMPASS SURVEYING. [part m Second TJdrd Method. Method. 0(1) -(1)- ^ 3.23 o CD to COCO ^ to 0(5) ^ ^ -(5)- o LO 3.54 -hM- to CO CO ^ -hw CQ S! 1 ( )(4) CO 1 m p4 -(4)- o G<l 2.22 lO c4 F^ QQ t- C )(3) tO m p4 -(3)- o CO 05 1.29 00J25 tH CO 0(2) GO m ^ o O -(2)- CO 2.70 52^ m 0(1) to CO ^ -(1)- Fourth Method. sTATIOIfS.I BEARINGS. DIS
Forage crops for soiling, silage, hay and pasture . are then practically asuseful as corn-stalks, and the seed can be groundinto a feed which is similar to corn-meal in itscomposition and feeding value. Composition and Yield of Nutrients of Sorghum Forage Early Orange Early Amber One ton ^ average sugar-cane sugar-cane contains ^^^^^^u Per cent Per cent Lbs. Lbs. Water 83.19 85.19 Dry matter 16.81 14.81 336.2 3362.0 Ether extract 0.57 0.51 11.4 114.0 Fiber 5.51 3.96 110.2 1102.0 Protein 1.70 1.36 34 0 340.0 Ash 1.49 1.20 29.8 298.0 Nitrogen-free extract . 7.54 7.78 150.8 1508.0 SORGHUM IN DRY Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/forage-crops-for-soiling-silage-hay-and-pasture-are-then-practically-asuseful-as-corn-stalks-and-the-seed-can-be-groundinto-a-feed-which-is-similar-to-corn-meal-in-itscomposition-and-feeding-value-composition-and-yield-of-nutrients-of-sorghum-forage-early-orange-early-amber-one-ton-average-sugar-cane-sugar-cane-contains-u-per-cent-per-cent-lbs-lbs-water-8319-8519-dry-matter-1681-1481-3362-33620-ether-extract-057-051-114-1140-fiber-551-396-1102-11020-protein-170-136-34-0-3400-ash-149-120-298-2980-nitrogen-free-extract-754-778-1508-15080-sorghum-in-dry-image338272992.html
RM2AJ9JJ8–Forage crops for soiling, silage, hay and pasture . are then practically asuseful as corn-stalks, and the seed can be groundinto a feed which is similar to corn-meal in itscomposition and feeding value. Composition and Yield of Nutrients of Sorghum Forage Early Orange Early Amber One ton ^ average sugar-cane sugar-cane contains ^^^^^^u Per cent Per cent Lbs. Lbs. Water 83.19 85.19 Dry matter 16.81 14.81 336.2 3362.0 Ether extract 0.57 0.51 11.4 114.0 Fiber 5.51 3.96 110.2 1102.0 Protein 1.70 1.36 34 0 340.0 Ash 1.49 1.20 29.8 298.0 Nitrogen-free extract . 7.54 7.78 150.8 1508.0 SORGHUM IN DRY
The encyclopdia britannica; a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature and general information . -46 75-65 Tons per ft. over all . 1-54 1-50 1-54 1-51 Tons per ft. of wheel base . 2-02 2-02 2-03 2-00 Maximum axle load, tons . 15-90 16-00 13-65 15-50 Tank Engines. Total weight, tons 53-80 58-61 60-80 47-00 Tons per ft. over all . 1-60 1-68 1-70 1-55 Tons per ft. of wheel base. 2-45 2-52 2-23 3-03 Maximum axle load, tons. 17-54 15-29 17-10 15-77 Farr has drawn diagrams of bending moment for forty differentvery heavy loconiotives on different spans, and has determined foreach case a uniform load Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-encyclopdia-britannica-a-dictionary-of-arts-sciences-literature-and-general-information-46-75-65-tons-per-ft-over-all-1-54-1-50-1-54-1-51-tons-per-ft-of-wheel-base-2-02-2-02-2-03-2-00-maximum-axle-load-tons-15-90-16-00-13-65-15-50-tank-engines-total-weight-tons-53-80-58-61-60-80-47-00-tons-per-ft-over-all-1-60-1-68-1-70-1-55-tons-per-ft-of-wheel-base-2-45-2-52-2-23-3-03-maximum-axle-load-tons-17-54-15-29-17-10-15-77-farr-has-drawn-diagrams-of-bending-moment-for-forty-differentvery-heavy-loconiotives-on-different-spans-and-has-determined-foreach-case-a-uniform-load-image340205330.html
RM2ANDKAA–The encyclopdia britannica; a dictionary of arts, sciences, literature and general information . -46 75-65 Tons per ft. over all . 1-54 1-50 1-54 1-51 Tons per ft. of wheel base . 2-02 2-02 2-03 2-00 Maximum axle load, tons . 15-90 16-00 13-65 15-50 Tank Engines. Total weight, tons 53-80 58-61 60-80 47-00 Tons per ft. over all . 1-60 1-68 1-70 1-55 Tons per ft. of wheel base. 2-45 2-52 2-23 3-03 Maximum axle load, tons. 17-54 15-29 17-10 15-77 Farr has drawn diagrams of bending moment for forty differentvery heavy loconiotives on different spans, and has determined foreach case a uniform load
Second progress report on the strength of structural timber . int. Sectionfromcenter. Sectionfromquarterpoint. 53 36.126.535.227.927.428.827.9 35.125.735.327.927.128.627.7 60 29.740.036.430.041.530.950.8 30.736.338.328.343.331.249.9 67 47.655.136.536.346.458.2 54.441.633.927.145.860.3 54 61 68 55 62 69 56 63 70 57 64 71 58 65 72 59 66 Moisture determined at center and at one quarter point. Sticks 8 by 14 inches by 16 feet. Table 10.—Distribution of moisture lengthwise in 18 sticks of longleaf and loblolly pine. Stick No. Moisture per cent. Stick No. Moisture per cent. Stick No. Moisture per ce Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/second-progress-report-on-the-strength-of-structural-timber-int-sectionfromcenter-sectionfromquarterpoint-53-361265352279274288279-351257353279271286277-60-297400364300415309508-307363383283433312499-67-476551365363464582-544416339271458603-54-61-68-55-62-69-56-63-70-57-64-71-58-65-72-59-66-moisture-determined-at-center-and-at-one-quarter-point-sticks-8-by-14-inches-by-16-feet-table-10distribution-of-moisture-lengthwise-in-18-sticks-of-longleaf-and-loblolly-pine-stick-no-moisture-per-cent-stick-no-moisture-per-cent-stick-no-moisture-per-ce-image343249228.html
RM2AXC9W0–Second progress report on the strength of structural timber . int. Sectionfromcenter. Sectionfromquarterpoint. 53 36.126.535.227.927.428.827.9 35.125.735.327.927.128.627.7 60 29.740.036.430.041.530.950.8 30.736.338.328.343.331.249.9 67 47.655.136.536.346.458.2 54.441.633.927.145.860.3 54 61 68 55 62 69 56 63 70 57 64 71 58 65 72 59 66 Moisture determined at center and at one quarter point. Sticks 8 by 14 inches by 16 feet. Table 10.—Distribution of moisture lengthwise in 18 sticks of longleaf and loblolly pine. Stick No. Moisture per cent. Stick No. Moisture per cent. Stick No. Moisture per ce
Annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the state of the finances for the year .. . eceipts Net appro-priation toFederal old-age and sur-vivors in-surance trustfund 2 Netreceipts Amount Percent Amount Percent Amount Percent Amount Amount 1941 $3.58.016.134.735.230.9 42.058.268.876.373.769.8 $4.85.77.310.812.613.4 58.041.831.223.726.330.2 $8.313.723.445.447.744.2 100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0 $0.7.91.11.31.31.2 $7.612.822 3 1942 1913 1944 44 1 1945 46 5 1946 43 0 TotaL 128.2 70.2 54.5 29.8 182.7 100.0 6.4 176.3 Note.—Figures are rounded and will not necessarily add to totals. Inclu Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/annual-report-of-the-secretary-of-the-treasury-on-the-state-of-the-finances-for-the-year-eceipts-net-appro-priation-tofederal-old-age-and-sur-vivors-in-surance-trustfund-2-netreceipts-amount-percent-amount-percent-amount-percent-amount-amount-1941-3580161347352309-420582688763737698-485773108126134-580418312237263302-83137234454477442-100010001000100010001000-07911131312-7612822-3-1942-1913-1944-44-1-1945-46-5-1946-43-0-total-1282-702-545-298-1827-1000-64-1763-notefigures-are-rounded-and-will-not-necessarily-add-to-totals-inclu-image339469777.html
RM2AM854H–Annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the state of the finances for the year .. . eceipts Net appro-priation toFederal old-age and sur-vivors in-surance trustfund 2 Netreceipts Amount Percent Amount Percent Amount Percent Amount Amount 1941 $3.58.016.134.735.230.9 42.058.268.876.373.769.8 $4.85.77.310.812.613.4 58.041.831.223.726.330.2 $8.313.723.445.447.744.2 100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0 $0.7.91.11.31.31.2 $7.612.822 3 1942 1913 1944 44 1 1945 46 5 1946 43 0 TotaL 128.2 70.2 54.5 29.8 182.7 100.0 6.4 176.3 Note.—Figures are rounded and will not necessarily add to totals. Inclu
The Labour gazette 1918 . ry1918 February1918 Halifax* 199306 4,278283 1,1213561943774529970290279325452166 182311 5,548129 2,2763332393833731674276242334452161 $3,948.54 6,760.90 92,377.98 10,776.46 57,171.86 9,769.47 5,991.23 13,618.70 1,188.41 11,629.29 2,376.42 10,625.98 10,066.35 12,260.42 17,651.78 6,045.85 $3,696.89 St. John 8,404.50 142,040.43 12,027.20 65,128.92 10,591.71 London 7,269.2914,469.30 1,151.57 11,848.24 3,009 45 11,479.71 9,142.10 12,396.10 14,699.72 6,274.87 Total 9,040 11,293 $272,259.64 $333,630.00 ?Contract work not available. EMPLOYMENT (BOTH CONTRACT AND MUNICIPALWOR Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-labour-gazette-1918-ry1918-february1918-halifax-199306-4278283-11213561943774529970290279325452166-182311-5548129-22763332393833731674276242334452161-394854-676090-9237798-1077646-5717186-976947-599123-1361870-118841-1162929-237642-1062598-1006635-1226042-1765178-604585-369689-st-john-840450-14204043-1202720-6512892-1059171-london-7269291446930-115157-1184824-3009-45-1147971-914210-1239610-1469972-627487-total-9040-11293-27225964-33363000-contract-work-not-available-employment-both-contract-and-municipalwor-image339394879.html
RM2AM4NHK–The Labour gazette 1918 . ry1918 February1918 Halifax* 199306 4,278283 1,1213561943774529970290279325452166 182311 5,548129 2,2763332393833731674276242334452161 $3,948.54 6,760.90 92,377.98 10,776.46 57,171.86 9,769.47 5,991.23 13,618.70 1,188.41 11,629.29 2,376.42 10,625.98 10,066.35 12,260.42 17,651.78 6,045.85 $3,696.89 St. John 8,404.50 142,040.43 12,027.20 65,128.92 10,591.71 London 7,269.2914,469.30 1,151.57 11,848.24 3,009 45 11,479.71 9,142.10 12,396.10 14,699.72 6,274.87 Total 9,040 11,293 $272,259.64 $333,630.00 ?Contract work not available. EMPLOYMENT (BOTH CONTRACT AND MUNICIPALWOR
Climatological data, South Carolina . 5 y^ â / ^â / / lU -K z 2O UJ V. l- K o A o âi I r - â y â < r / v^ O V / , ^ J ;^ ^ uJ - ^⢠1 ^/ / s ?; 1 D . 88 CLIMATOLOGICAL REPORT: SOUTH CAROLINA SECTION. NOVKMBER, 1906. DAILY PRECIPITATION FOE SOUTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER, 1906. Day of Month. a I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 1i6| 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 & â¢75 .40 . 101.00.60 1 â¢251.00â¢330.95 Anderson. .:. .05.18 â¢75 T^.= .38.02 .02 â¢03 BarkudMle BiUfsburg â 70 .â 36â 59 â¢54 T. T. 1.050.420 80 .04T. .02 tJ(^iinettPviUe . 21. 20 Bhiokville 0. 9 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/climatological-data-south-carolina-5-y-lu-k-z-2o-uj-v-l-k-o-a-o-i-i-r-y-lt-r-v-o-v-j-uj-1-s-1-d-88-climatological-report-south-carolina-section-novkmber-1906-daily-precipitation-foe-south-carolina-november-1906-day-of-month-a-i-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-ii-12-13-14-15-1i6-17-18-19-20-21-22-23-24-25-26-27-28-29-30-31-75-40-1010060-1-2510033095-anderson-0518-75-t=-3802-02-03-barkudmle-biufsburg-70-36-59-54-t-t-1050420-80-04t-02-tjiinettpviue-21-20-bhiokville-0-9-image342898844.html
RM2AWTAY8–Climatological data, South Carolina . 5 y^ â / ^â / / lU -K z 2O UJ V. l- K o A o âi I r - â y â < r / v^ O V / , ^ J ;^ ^ uJ - ^⢠1 ^/ / s ?; 1 D . 88 CLIMATOLOGICAL REPORT: SOUTH CAROLINA SECTION. NOVKMBER, 1906. DAILY PRECIPITATION FOE SOUTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER, 1906. Day of Month. a I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 1i6| 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 & â¢75 .40 . 101.00.60 1 â¢251.00â¢330.95 Anderson. .:. .05.18 â¢75 T^.= .38.02 .02 â¢03 BarkudMle BiUfsburg â 70 .â 36â 59 â¢54 T. T. 1.050.420 80 .04T. .02 tJ(^iinettPviUe . 21. 20 Bhiokville 0. 9
Climatological data, South Carolina . vern Smiths Mills Society Hill .29. 12 nR .22.03 •44 .43.70 .20 T. T. .30•24 .25 2.251.27 ?25 t. 4.293.003.69 4-43 Stateburg Sumnierville Sumter Temperance .11 .16.20 T. .42T. .08 T. .01 •35 T..02 T. .22 . II • 54 t • 47 .02 .06 T.T. .02 •98 tV.02t. .04 .08 .01 .02 .08 . 11 •17 • 05 •••• .50.09 .601.20•85 I. 31 •38. 10 ... 2.99 .^2.392.592.23 2.052.54 Trenton Trial Walhalla Wilmington, N. C ?«•• .08 • 04.07 t. 11 ?13 .20 • 35 .03 .38 Winnsboro Wiuthrop College Yemassee Yorkville .40.42 .02. II .40.01•51 .?38 ?••• T. tV .171.09.04 T.T^.= T. ...: t. T. .14 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/climatological-data-south-carolina-vern-smiths-mills-society-hill-29-12-nr-2203-44-4370-20-t-t-3024-25-225127-25-t-429300369-4-43-stateburg-sumnierville-sumter-temperance-11-1620-t-42t-08-t-01-35-t02-t-22-ii-54-t-47-02-06-tt-02-98-tv02t-04-08-01-02-08-11-17-05-5009-6012085-i-31-38-10-299-239259223-205254-trenton-trial-walhalla-wilmington-n-c-08-0407-t-11-13-20-35-03-38-winnsboro-wiuthrop-college-yemassee-yorkville-4042-02-ii-400151-38-t-tv-1710904-tt=-t-t-t-14-image342978755.html
RM2AX00W7–Climatological data, South Carolina . vern Smiths Mills Society Hill .29. 12 nR .22.03 •44 .43.70 .20 T. T. .30•24 .25 2.251.27 ?25 t. 4.293.003.69 4-43 Stateburg Sumnierville Sumter Temperance .11 .16.20 T. .42T. .08 T. .01 •35 T..02 T. .22 . II • 54 t • 47 .02 .06 T.T. .02 •98 tV.02t. .04 .08 .01 .02 .08 . 11 •17 • 05 •••• .50.09 .601.20•85 I. 31 •38. 10 ... 2.99 .^2.392.592.23 2.052.54 Trenton Trial Walhalla Wilmington, N. C ?«•• .08 • 04.07 t. 11 ?13 .20 • 35 .03 .38 Winnsboro Wiuthrop College Yemassee Yorkville .40.42 .02. II .40.01•51 .?38 ?••• T. tV .171.09.04 T.T^.= T. ...: t. T. .14
Climatological data, Arkansas . T 2.14 Lock & Dam No. 3 « .52.50.10.20 1.70 Lurton » .06 .03 1 1.52 1 0.78 Madison 2 T. .03 .05 .05 L80 .10.63 .25 .87 .50 .65 .20 .04.15 ... ... 6.592.73 Mammoth Spg 2 White St. FrancisSt. Francis White White .10.20.13.24 4.i .01 T. .02 .,S5.97 .12 .87.38.12 .29.67.43.39 1 .51.26.42 1.98 Marianna .Marked Tree .27.17T. T. T. T. T. .22.05 T.T. .38.10 .59j.15 t..65 J .17 .09 .24.04 .... .... ..! ... 5.824.23 Marshall 2 .54.;..! 1.74 Marvell 1 White Ouachita ..Ouachita ..Ouachita..Arkansas..Arkansas..White....White .40.21.23.50.10.03.15.08 .45.35.871.53.48.38.40.64 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/climatological-data-arkansas-t-214-lock-dam-no-3-52501020-170-lurton-06-03-1-152-1-078-madison-2-t-03-05-05-l80-1063-25-87-50-65-20-0415-659273-mammoth-spg-2-white-st-francisst-francis-white-white-10201324-4i-01-t-02-s597-12-873812-29674339-1-512642-198-marianna-marked-tree-2717t-t-t-t-t-2205-tt-3810-59j15-t65-j-17-09-2404-!-582423-marshall-2-54!-174-marvell-1-white-ouachita-ouachita-ouachitaarkansasarkansaswhitewhite-4021235010031508-45358715348384064-image343296808.html
RM2AXEEG8–Climatological data, Arkansas . T 2.14 Lock & Dam No. 3 « .52.50.10.20 1.70 Lurton » .06 .03 1 1.52 1 0.78 Madison 2 T. .03 .05 .05 L80 .10.63 .25 .87 .50 .65 .20 .04.15 ... ... 6.592.73 Mammoth Spg 2 White St. FrancisSt. Francis White White .10.20.13.24 4.i .01 T. .02 .,S5.97 .12 .87.38.12 .29.67.43.39 1 .51.26.42 1.98 Marianna .Marked Tree .27.17T. T. T. T. T. .22.05 T.T. .38.10 .59j.15 t..65 J .17 .09 .24.04 .... .... ..! ... 5.824.23 Marshall 2 .54.;..! 1.74 Marvell 1 White Ouachita ..Ouachita ..Ouachita..Arkansas..Arkansas..White....White .40.21.23.50.10.03.15.08 .45.35.871.53.48.38.40.64
Sessional papers of the Dominion of Canada 1901 . 17 601,676 48 16 65232 84479 60 27 65 S cts. 4,648 08 1,607 66 115 00 2,071 04 285 24 43 09 29 85 § cts. 202 09 69 90 5 00 Working expenses Prison equipment Industries 305 48 1 1,918 40 540 53 ! 224 31 27 20 ! 43 54 80 00 1 2,303 88 1 764 84 70 74 90 0512 40 1 87 Miscellaneous 29 85 29 85 1 29 2,734 95 8,279 58 236 25 11,250 78 2,450 82 8,799 96 Gross cost . - §382 60 Deduct for revenue (§89.70) 3 90 Cost per capita §378 70 J. G. Black, Bursar. A. L. LUNAN, Jailer. BEGIN A JAIL. 221 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 34 OH 5 to S; 5 Pc« f=<Q ,— r. a CS ^ C Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/sessional-papers-of-the-dominion-of-canada-1901-17-601676-48-16-65232-84479-60-27-65-s-cts-4648-08-1607-66-115-00-2071-04-285-24-43-09-29-85-cts-202-09-69-90-5-00-working-expenses-prison-equipment-industries-305-48-1-1918-40-540-53-!-224-31-27-20-!-43-54-80-00-1-2303-88-1-764-84-70-74-90-0512-40-1-87-miscellaneous-29-85-29-85-1-29-2734-95-8279-58-236-25-11250-78-2450-82-8799-96-gross-cost-382-60-deduct-for-revenue-8970-3-90-cost-per-capita-378-70-j-g-black-bursar-a-l-lunan-jailer-begin-a-jail-221-sessional-paper-no-34-oh-5-to-s-5-pc-f=ltq-r-a-cs-c-image339426226.html
RM2AM65H6–Sessional papers of the Dominion of Canada 1901 . 17 601,676 48 16 65232 84479 60 27 65 S cts. 4,648 08 1,607 66 115 00 2,071 04 285 24 43 09 29 85 § cts. 202 09 69 90 5 00 Working expenses Prison equipment Industries 305 48 1 1,918 40 540 53 ! 224 31 27 20 ! 43 54 80 00 1 2,303 88 1 764 84 70 74 90 0512 40 1 87 Miscellaneous 29 85 29 85 1 29 2,734 95 8,279 58 236 25 11,250 78 2,450 82 8,799 96 Gross cost . - §382 60 Deduct for revenue (§89.70) 3 90 Cost per capita §378 70 J. G. Black, Bursar. A. L. LUNAN, Jailer. BEGIN A JAIL. 221 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 34 OH 5 to S; 5 Pc« f=<Q ,— r. a CS ^ C
.. The artesian waters of northeastern Illinois . 41.4 21.9 12.7 14.8 27.6 124.8 29. 40.3 57.1 30. 10.1 70.6 208. 220. 241. 90. 36. .8 .2 1. 1.2 .4 68.6 21.5 25.7 36. 1060. 1506. 451. 208. 209. (parts per U. S. gallon) .28 .11 .35 13.66 54.86 1.17 1.45 .96 22.12 14.70 7.35 2.41 1.28 .74 .86 1.61 7.28 1.69 2.35 3.32 1.75 .59 4.11 12.13 ii.sV iioV 5.25 2.10 .05 .01 .06 .07 .02 3.99 1.25 1.50 2.10 61.86 87.82 26.31 12.13 12.18 254 ARTESIAN WATERS OF NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS Table II.—Boiler analyses of underground County.Town. Owner. Depth of well feet Depth of casing- feet Rate of pumping .gals, pe Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-artesian-waters-of-northeastern-illinois-414-219-127-148-276-1248-29-403-571-30-101-706-208-220-241-90-36-8-2-1-12-4-686-215-257-36-1060-1506-451-208-209-parts-per-u-s-gallon-28-11-35-1366-5486-117-145-96-2212-1470-735-241-128-74-86-161-728-169-235-332-175-59-411-1213-iisv-iiov-525-210-05-01-06-07-02-399-125-150-210-6186-8782-2631-1213-1218-254-artesian-waters-of-northeastern-illinois-table-iiboiler-analyses-of-underground-countytown-owner-depth-of-well-feet-depth-of-casing-feet-rate-of-pumping-gals-pe-image338205895.html
RM2AJ6H1Y–.. The artesian waters of northeastern Illinois . 41.4 21.9 12.7 14.8 27.6 124.8 29. 40.3 57.1 30. 10.1 70.6 208. 220. 241. 90. 36. .8 .2 1. 1.2 .4 68.6 21.5 25.7 36. 1060. 1506. 451. 208. 209. (parts per U. S. gallon) .28 .11 .35 13.66 54.86 1.17 1.45 .96 22.12 14.70 7.35 2.41 1.28 .74 .86 1.61 7.28 1.69 2.35 3.32 1.75 .59 4.11 12.13 ii.sV iioV 5.25 2.10 .05 .01 .06 .07 .02 3.99 1.25 1.50 2.10 61.86 87.82 26.31 12.13 12.18 254 ARTESIAN WATERS OF NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS Table II.—Boiler analyses of underground County.Town. Owner. Depth of well feet Depth of casing- feet Rate of pumping .gals, pe
. Questions in history, for drill, test and review. of Columbia . Hawaii Porto Rico Philippines Guam Panama Canal Zone . .Tutuila, Samoa Islands ,965 44,832 7,514 58,725 4,820 8.039 9,941 30,495 9,031 40,262 47,654 48,740 1,067 9,124 40,181 41,687 40,740 45,409 35,885 46,362 56,002 51,279 29,895 68,727 52,525 57,480 54,861 262,398 55,586 55,256 156,092 80,858 95,607 81,774 24,022 109,821 76,808 103,658 70,183 76,868 145,776 66,836 83,779 97,594 82,184 69,414 122,503 113,840 590,884 60 6,449 3,435 115,026 210 474 11 202,322 7,665,111 2,537,J67 2,609,121 1,114,756 3,366,416 1,295,346 1,515,400 4 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/questions-in-history-for-drill-test-and-review-of-columbia-hawaii-porto-rico-philippines-guam-panama-canal-zone-tutuila-samoa-islands-965-44832-7514-58725-4820-8039-9941-30495-9031-40262-47654-48740-1067-9124-40181-41687-40740-45409-35885-46362-56002-51279-29895-68727-52525-57480-54861-262398-55586-55256-156092-80858-95607-81774-24022-109821-76808-103658-70183-76868-145776-66836-83779-97594-82184-69414-122503-113840-590884-60-6449-3435-115026-210-474-11-202322-7665111-2537j67-2609121-1114756-3366416-1295346-1515400-4-image336824602.html
RM2AFYK62–. Questions in history, for drill, test and review. of Columbia . Hawaii Porto Rico Philippines Guam Panama Canal Zone . .Tutuila, Samoa Islands ,965 44,832 7,514 58,725 4,820 8.039 9,941 30,495 9,031 40,262 47,654 48,740 1,067 9,124 40,181 41,687 40,740 45,409 35,885 46,362 56,002 51,279 29,895 68,727 52,525 57,480 54,861 262,398 55,586 55,256 156,092 80,858 95,607 81,774 24,022 109,821 76,808 103,658 70,183 76,868 145,776 66,836 83,779 97,594 82,184 69,414 122,503 113,840 590,884 60 6,449 3,435 115,026 210 474 11 202,322 7,665,111 2,537,J67 2,609,121 1,114,756 3,366,416 1,295,346 1,515,400 4
. Survey of oyster bars, Queen Annes County, Maryland. Description of boundaries and landmarks and report of work of United States Coast and Geodetic Survey in cooperation with United States Bureau of Fisheries and Maryland Shell Fish Commission. 04 38 51 05. 78 38 51 18. 46 4 38 51 38. 88 5 i 38 51 40-30 6 38 51 • 30 76 12 07. 44 76 12 14. 70 76 12 00. 60 S 32 34 W N 32 33 ES 39 44 E N 39 44 W N 40 34 E S 40 35 W 26 07 W N 26 07 E42 41 E N 42 41 W,o io E S so SI W S 29 09 W N 29 08 ES 56 06 E N 56 OS W N 57 24 E is 57 2; W 70 IT SS- ^8 S 12 54 W N 12 54 E S 67 S9 E N 67 S9 W 10 28 W S 10 28 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/survey-of-oyster-bars-queen-annes-county-maryland-description-of-boundaries-and-landmarks-and-report-of-work-of-united-states-coast-and-geodetic-survey-in-cooperation-with-united-states-bureau-of-fisheries-and-maryland-shell-fish-commission-04-38-51-05-78-38-51-18-46-4-38-51-38-88-5-i-38-51-40-30-6-38-51-30-76-12-07-44-76-12-14-70-76-12-00-60-s-32-34-w-n-32-33-es-39-44-e-n-39-44-w-n-40-34-e-s-40-35-w-26-07-w-n-26-07-e42-41-e-n-42-41-wo-io-e-s-so-si-w-s-29-09-w-n-29-08-es-56-06-e-n-56-os-w-n-57-24-e-is-57-2-w-70-it-ss-8-s-12-54-w-n-12-54-e-s-67-s9-e-n-67-s9-w-10-28-w-s-10-28-image337061455.html
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RM2AFW2K3–. St. Nicholas [serial]. , and leave epoch. When these words have been correctly guessed, be-headed and curtailed, the initials of the eleven three-letter words remaining will spell the surname of a famousperson. DEREXA WHITCOME PENTREATH (age 14). KINGS MOVE PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 5 • 6 7 8 9 T N E O 1 M Y s Y 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 H E S 1 P N T T R ,9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 E E R R D A R A E 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 1 c G P E E S F P 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 .44 45 M R 1 P E E O 1 D 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 N S L R 1 u L S E 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 O P S E H L H G u 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71
. Annual reports of the boards to the General Assembly. c- c Ni a a500 ® o o caS a 3 « § o =1 S-S; ^5.2£ a i-^ss OS jjSJi r SiD , M =» O ^1^ o o^ e a m ooo 1878.1 BOAKD OF HOME MISSIONS. 29 85 0020 00 10 28 17 0025 5074 3664 66 88 S 8 TH OS g 2 001 0015 0028 79 o«o 00 lO 8 8 s lO 8 o s lO 8 8 s o T-t g s g «o 10 00 6 37 10 00 150 00 72 0023 63 61 62 54 00 129 85 209 67 28 in 4 5725 0084 0021 05 8 S8 §53 com 8 8S coo 8 88 5 00 40 61 10 63 7 00 44 22 15 00 120 00 s B.2 - £f-( — C t! SS^2 aS &= -J = c c 5 £>? «; S * &-ca **>? S-n a 10 00 36 54 76 51 00 gg 4 003 00 6 70 10 003 00 9 21200 2 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/annual-reports-of-the-boards-to-the-general-assembly-c-c-ni-a-a500-o-o-cas-a-3-o-=1-s-s-52-a-i-ss-os-jjsji-r-sid-m-=-o-1-o-o-e-a-m-ooo-18781-boakd-of-home-missions-29-85-0020-00-10-28-17-0025-5074-3664-66-88-s-8-th-os-g-2-001-0015-0028-79-oo-00-lo-8-8-s-lo-8-o-s-lo-8-8-s-o-t-t-g-s-g-o-10-00-6-37-10-00-150-00-72-0023-63-61-62-54-00-129-85-209-67-28-in-4-5725-0084-0021-05-8-s8-53-com-8-8s-coo-8-88-5-00-40-61-10-63-7-00-44-22-15-00-120-00-s-b2-f-c-t!-ss2-as-=-j-=-c-c-5-gt-s-ca-gt-s-n-a-10-00-36-54-76-51-00-gg-4-003-00-6-70-10-003-00-9-21200-2-image336750821.html
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Coal mining in Illinois . 21.034.029.716.021.021.921.0 District Average by districtsIIilll V Ivn VIII All minesexamined O w o o 6.1 3.7 66 6.0 72.0 67 2.7 27.0 68 2.7 42.3 69 2.0 16.0 70 6.0 54.0 71 5.0 50.0 72 73 74 75 1.8 25.2 76 // 4.0 64.0 VII 78 4.0 42.0 79 2.4 33.6 80 81 82 7 .lx 70.3 83 5.0 40.0 84 5.0 70.0 85 1.3 11.7 86 1.9 10.5 87 5.0 32.5 88 5.0 30.0 89 2.8 19.6 90 2.6 18.2 91 3.1 20.9 92 8.1 44.6 VII] 93 3.1 24.8 94 7.6 41.8 95 5.0 37.5 97 6.3 44.1 33.0 3.4 18.5 3.2 22.9 2.9 25.0 3.8 38.4 5.5 35.6 29.3 Including cross bars.Few props except at clay 140 COAL MINING INVESTIGATIONS Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/coal-mining-in-illinois-210340297160210219210-district-average-by-districtsiiilll-v-ivn-viii-all-minesexamined-o-w-o-o-61-37-66-60-720-67-27-270-68-27-423-69-20-160-70-60-540-71-50-500-72-73-74-75-18-252-76-40-640-vii-78-40-420-79-24-336-80-81-82-7-lx-703-83-50-400-84-50-700-85-13-117-86-19-105-87-50-325-88-50-300-89-28-196-90-26-182-91-31-209-92-81-446-vii-93-31-248-94-76-418-95-50-375-97-63-441-330-34-185-32-229-29-250-38-384-55-356-293-including-cross-barsfew-props-except-at-clay-140-coal-mining-investigations-image343118727.html
RM2AX6BC7–Coal mining in Illinois . 21.034.029.716.021.021.921.0 District Average by districtsIIilll V Ivn VIII All minesexamined O w o o 6.1 3.7 66 6.0 72.0 67 2.7 27.0 68 2.7 42.3 69 2.0 16.0 70 6.0 54.0 71 5.0 50.0 72 73 74 75 1.8 25.2 76 // 4.0 64.0 VII 78 4.0 42.0 79 2.4 33.6 80 81 82 7 .lx 70.3 83 5.0 40.0 84 5.0 70.0 85 1.3 11.7 86 1.9 10.5 87 5.0 32.5 88 5.0 30.0 89 2.8 19.6 90 2.6 18.2 91 3.1 20.9 92 8.1 44.6 VII] 93 3.1 24.8 94 7.6 41.8 95 5.0 37.5 97 6.3 44.1 33.0 3.4 18.5 3.2 22.9 2.9 25.0 3.8 38.4 5.5 35.6 29.3 Including cross bars.Few props except at clay 140 COAL MINING INVESTIGATIONS
. St. Nicholas [serial]. y the fifth President of theUnited States. KATHARINE K. SPENCER (age 14), HoHor Member. KINGS MOVE PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 N 0 C K 0 D A ?? .. N 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 / 17 . 18 N B R A B D JO 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 5 27 A F A G u T Q r N 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 A T L R E U A L s 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 R T N E L Y G A P 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 R C B N N M I L 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 0 u L I E H L A L 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 T A R G 1 A A c 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 W E 0 A M B V A L Begin at a certain square and move to an adjoiningsquare (as in the kin Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/st-nicholas-serial-y-the-fifth-president-of-theunited-states-katharine-k-spencer-age-14-hohor-member-kings-move-puzzle-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-n-0-c-k-0-d-a-n-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-n-b-r-a-b-d-jo-19-20-21-22-23-24-2-5-27-a-f-a-g-u-t-q-r-n-28-29-30-31-32-33-34-35-36-a-t-l-r-e-u-a-l-s-37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-r-t-n-e-l-y-g-a-p-46-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-r-c-b-n-n-m-i-l-55-56-57-58-59-60-61-62-63-0-u-l-i-e-h-l-a-l-64-65-66-67-68-69-70-71-72-t-a-r-g-1-a-a-c-73-74-75-76-77-78-79-80-81-w-e-0-a-m-b-v-a-l-begin-at-a-certain-square-and-move-to-an-adjoiningsquare-as-in-the-kin-image336695949.html
RM2AFNR39–. St. Nicholas [serial]. y the fifth President of theUnited States. KATHARINE K. SPENCER (age 14), HoHor Member. KINGS MOVE PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 N 0 C K 0 D A ?? .. N 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 / 17 . 18 N B R A B D JO 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 5 27 A F A G u T Q r N 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 A T L R E U A L s 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 R T N E L Y G A P 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 R C B N N M I L 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 0 u L I E H L A L 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 T A R G 1 A A c 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 W E 0 A M B V A L Begin at a certain square and move to an adjoiningsquare (as in the kin
A study of some of the factors that influence the yield and the composition of growing pasture grass . 30 5.3 5 4.27 4.87 4.99 25 4.56 4.P5 5.41 5.17 6.70 6.25 June 8 5.29 5.50 4.13 5.94 5.80 6.68 6.05 22 6.77 7.18 7.07 6.66 7.86 7.91 July 10 6,87 6.10 6.27 5.48 6.68 8.94 20 6.33 5.65 5.79 5.90 6.78 5.87 Aug. 3 6.53 5.97 5.23 5.45 6.64 6.67 n 17 6.80 5.69 5.99 4.70 7.54 5.77 31 5.29 4.91 5.09 2.35 5.46 2.64 Sept.14 4.65 4.31 5.66 5.66 3.41 4.78 5.11 28 6.19 6.68 5.97 5.89 6.46 6.41 Oct. 13 7.74 6.61 7.72 6.69 7.45 6.61 Table 20 - Protein Content of Pasture Grass. A Compar-ison of Plots Cut Biw Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-study-of-some-of-the-factors-that-influence-the-yield-and-the-composition-of-growing-pasture-grass-30-53-5-427-487-499-25-456-4p5-541-517-670-625-june-8-529-550-413-594-580-668-605-22-677-718-707-666-786-791-july-10-687-610-627-548-668-894-20-633-565-579-590-678-587-aug-3-653-597-523-545-664-667-n-17-680-569-599-470-754-577-31-529-491-509-235-546-264-sept14-465-431-566-566-341-478-511-28-619-668-597-589-646-641-oct-13-774-661-772-669-745-661-table-20-protein-content-of-pasture-grass-a-compar-ison-of-plots-cut-biw-image339052236.html
RM2AKH4GC–A study of some of the factors that influence the yield and the composition of growing pasture grass . 30 5.3 5 4.27 4.87 4.99 25 4.56 4.P5 5.41 5.17 6.70 6.25 June 8 5.29 5.50 4.13 5.94 5.80 6.68 6.05 22 6.77 7.18 7.07 6.66 7.86 7.91 July 10 6,87 6.10 6.27 5.48 6.68 8.94 20 6.33 5.65 5.79 5.90 6.78 5.87 Aug. 3 6.53 5.97 5.23 5.45 6.64 6.67 n 17 6.80 5.69 5.99 4.70 7.54 5.77 31 5.29 4.91 5.09 2.35 5.46 2.64 Sept.14 4.65 4.31 5.66 5.66 3.41 4.78 5.11 28 6.19 6.68 5.97 5.89 6.46 6.41 Oct. 13 7.74 6.61 7.72 6.69 7.45 6.61 Table 20 - Protein Content of Pasture Grass. A Compar-ison of Plots Cut Biw
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. Review of reviews and world's work . October 29.—Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor of theNew York World and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch,64 (see frontispiece). October 30.—Brig.-Gen. Patrick Henry Ray,U. S. A., retired, 70. . Robert Hattin Lisle,formerly pay director of the United States navy,67. . George William Jones, professor emeritusof mathematics at Cornell, 74. October 31.—Prof. J. J. Montgomery, a notedinventor of aeroplanes, 50. . Thomas Rowe, aprominent New York architect, 45. November 2.—Kyrle Bellew, the noted actor,54. . H. Victor Newcomb, former president ofthe Louisville & Nashville Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/review-of-reviews-and-worlds-work-october-29joseph-pulitzer-proprietor-of-thenew-york-world-and-the-st-louis-post-dispatch64-see-frontispiece-october-30brig-gen-patrick-henry-rayu-s-a-retired-70-robert-hattin-lisleformerly-pay-director-of-the-united-states-navy67-george-william-jones-professor-emeritusof-mathematics-at-cornell-74-october-31prof-j-j-montgomery-a-notedinventor-of-aeroplanes-50-thomas-rowe-aprominent-new-york-architect-45-november-2kyrle-bellew-the-noted-actor54-h-victor-newcomb-former-president-ofthe-louisville-nashville-image369716947.html
RM2CDE1MK–. Review of reviews and world's work . October 29.—Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor of theNew York World and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch,64 (see frontispiece). October 30.—Brig.-Gen. Patrick Henry Ray,U. S. A., retired, 70. . Robert Hattin Lisle,formerly pay director of the United States navy,67. . George William Jones, professor emeritusof mathematics at Cornell, 74. October 31.—Prof. J. J. Montgomery, a notedinventor of aeroplanes, 50. . Thomas Rowe, aprominent New York architect, 45. November 2.—Kyrle Bellew, the noted actor,54. . H. Victor Newcomb, former president ofthe Louisville & Nashville
. Annual report of the North Carolina Corporation Commission for the year ending .. . Carolina Georgia Alabama Florida Total mileage owned Line Representedby Capital Stock. MainLine. 157.50620.57340.88585.8481.60748.31 2,534.70 Branches and Spurs. 2.54 5.00 ^12.01 TotalMileageOwned. 157.50623.11340.88590.8481.60760.32 19.55 2,554.25 Rails. Iron. 27.08 29.99 57.07 Steel. 157.50596.03340.88590.8481.60730.33 2,497.18 * Includes Turkey Creek spur from Turkey Creek to Durant, 4.33 miles, and 2 miles Amelia Beachline, which are leased. SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. 143 TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS OF ALL KIND Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/annual-report-of-the-north-carolina-corporation-commission-for-the-year-ending-carolina-georgia-alabama-florida-total-mileage-owned-line-representedby-capital-stock-mainline-15750620573408858584816074831-253470-branches-and-spurs-254-500-1201-totalmileageowned-15750623113408859084816076032-1955-255425-rails-iron-2708-2999-5707-steel-15750596033408859084816073033-249718-includes-turkey-creek-spur-from-turkey-creek-to-durant-433-miles-and-2-miles-amelia-beachline-which-are-leased-seaboard-air-line-railway-143-taxes-and-assessments-of-all-kind-image371844301.html
RM2CGXY5H–. Annual report of the North Carolina Corporation Commission for the year ending .. . Carolina Georgia Alabama Florida Total mileage owned Line Representedby Capital Stock. MainLine. 157.50620.57340.88585.8481.60748.31 2,534.70 Branches and Spurs. 2.54 5.00 ^12.01 TotalMileageOwned. 157.50623.11340.88590.8481.60760.32 19.55 2,554.25 Rails. Iron. 27.08 29.99 57.07 Steel. 157.50596.03340.88590.8481.60730.33 2,497.18 * Includes Turkey Creek spur from Turkey Creek to Durant, 4.33 miles, and 2 miles Amelia Beachline, which are leased. SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. 143 TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS OF ALL KIND
. Denkschriften - Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften . Zollamt Stadt Vom Pfeiler aus: Länge 41° 5!6 Süd-Ende der Insel N 225° 54 Ost wahrNord- N 237° 51 » Eigene Beobachtung. Breite 15/1 y pegasi 53 eridani 3- aurigac 19° 7 31 !5 15/1 * ceti y gemin. Sandrom. 32-8 16/1 x orionis 70 pegasi * gemin. 29-6 Mittel Sawakin. Auf demselben wie das erste Mal; Pfeiler stehen lassen. Eigene Beobachtung. 19° 7 31 Länge 37° 21! 2 Breite Jidda. Auf derselben Stelle vor dem Sanitätshause wie auf der vorjährigen Expedition. Britische Admiralitäts-Karte Nr. 2599.Länge 39° 11!4 6* 44 Karl Koss, Eigen Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/denkschriften-sterreichische-akademie-der-wissenschaften-zollamt-stadt-vom-pfeiler-aus-lnge-41-5!6-sd-ende-der-insel-n-225-54-ost-wahrnord-n-237-51-eigene-beobachtung-breite-151-y-pegasi-53-eridani-3-aurigac-19-7-31-!5-151-ceti-y-gemin-sandrom-32-8-161-x-orionis-70-pegasi-gemin-29-6-mittel-sawakin-auf-demselben-wie-das-erste-mal-pfeiler-stehen-lassen-eigene-beobachtung-19-7-31-lnge-37-21!-2-breite-jidda-auf-derselben-stelle-vor-dem-sanittshause-wie-auf-der-vorjhrigen-expedition-britische-admiralitts-karte-nr-2599lnge-39-11!4-6-44-karl-koss-eigen-image369987238.html
RM2CDXADX–. Denkschriften - Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften . Zollamt Stadt Vom Pfeiler aus: Länge 41° 5!6 Süd-Ende der Insel N 225° 54 Ost wahrNord- N 237° 51 » Eigene Beobachtung. Breite 15/1 y pegasi 53 eridani 3- aurigac 19° 7 31 !5 15/1 * ceti y gemin. Sandrom. 32-8 16/1 x orionis 70 pegasi * gemin. 29-6 Mittel Sawakin. Auf demselben wie das erste Mal; Pfeiler stehen lassen. Eigene Beobachtung. 19° 7 31 Länge 37° 21! 2 Breite Jidda. Auf derselben Stelle vor dem Sanitätshause wie auf der vorjährigen Expedition. Britische Admiralitäts-Karte Nr. 2599.Länge 39° 11!4 6* 44 Karl Koss, Eigen
. The Street railway journal . age In-crease in Totallbs., Sees. 20 1.46 81,100 95,220 14,120 77,400 172,020 Slandd Standd 30 .974 84,600 100,350 21,750 70,000 170,950 4.32 2.51 40 .730 89,400 110,540 30,140 63,150 182,690 10 24 5.84 SO .584 95,600 130,140 49,540 55,200 191,340 17.87 10.86 60 .487 104,600 158,870 54,210 42,050 201,460 29.0 16.7 70 .417 120,800 204,300 77,500 16,070 220,370 56.4 27.65 specified time, the result is foot-pound-seconds. It is, however,more convenient for present purposes to speak of pound-secondsor the area enclosed by the tractive force curve. When the tractivere Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-street-railway-journal-age-in-crease-in-totallbs-sees-20-146-81100-95220-14120-77400-172020-slandd-standd-30-974-84600-100350-21750-70000-170950-432-251-40-730-89400-110540-30140-63150-182690-10-24-584-so-584-95600-130140-49540-55200-191340-1787-1086-60-487-104600-158870-54210-42050-201460-290-167-70-417-120800-204300-77500-16070-220370-564-2765-specified-time-the-result-is-foot-pound-seconds-it-is-howevermore-convenient-for-present-purposes-to-speak-of-pound-secondsor-the-area-enclosed-by-the-tractive-force-curve-when-the-tractivere-image375762612.html
RM2CR9D18–. The Street railway journal . age In-crease in Totallbs., Sees. 20 1.46 81,100 95,220 14,120 77,400 172,020 Slandd Standd 30 .974 84,600 100,350 21,750 70,000 170,950 4.32 2.51 40 .730 89,400 110,540 30,140 63,150 182,690 10 24 5.84 SO .584 95,600 130,140 49,540 55,200 191,340 17.87 10.86 60 .487 104,600 158,870 54,210 42,050 201,460 29.0 16.7 70 .417 120,800 204,300 77,500 16,070 220,370 56.4 27.65 specified time, the result is foot-pound-seconds. It is, however,more convenient for present purposes to speak of pound-secondsor the area enclosed by the tractive force curve. When the tractivere
. Report . 30.4 29 1 28 7 0 4 24 2 4.7 26 9 26 1 . ■.. ^. . 1 26 0 1 24,4 23 3 0 2 20.5 19 4 14 0 19 3 3 2 68.5 38.541 643 552.052 4 54.157.257.658.461 5 63 566 3 69 670.9 70 9 71.173.1 73 9 74 0 75 6 76 579.580 6 86.0 77.5 t The aid for census and attendance is included as the amount appropriated for the States year endingSeptember 30. 1926, and not the amount actually received to July 31. 1926. ♦ The county shared in the Equalization Fund in 1925-26. See Column 6 for per cent and TableXVIII. page 292, for amount. 188 Annual Report of State Department of Education CHART 38PEE CKKP OP CUEHEHT Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/report-304-29-1-28-7-0-4-24-2-47-26-9-26-1-1-26-0-1-244-23-3-0-2-205-19-4-14-0-19-3-3-2-685-38541-643-552052-4-54157257658461-5-63-566-3-69-6709-70-9-711731-73-9-74-0-75-6-76-579580-6-860-775-t-the-aid-for-census-and-attendance-is-included-as-the-amount-appropriated-for-the-states-year-endingseptember-30-1926-and-not-the-amount-actually-received-to-july-31-1926-the-county-shared-in-the-equalization-fund-in-1925-26-see-column-6-for-per-cent-and-tablexviii-page-292-for-amount-188-annual-report-of-state-department-of-education-chart-38pee-ckkp-op-cueheht-image372386202.html
RM2CHRJB6–. Report . 30.4 29 1 28 7 0 4 24 2 4.7 26 9 26 1 . ■.. ^. . 1 26 0 1 24,4 23 3 0 2 20.5 19 4 14 0 19 3 3 2 68.5 38.541 643 552.052 4 54.157.257.658.461 5 63 566 3 69 670.9 70 9 71.173.1 73 9 74 0 75 6 76 579.580 6 86.0 77.5 t The aid for census and attendance is included as the amount appropriated for the States year endingSeptember 30. 1926, and not the amount actually received to July 31. 1926. ♦ The county shared in the Equalization Fund in 1925-26. See Column 6 for per cent and TableXVIII. page 292, for amount. 188 Annual Report of State Department of Education CHART 38PEE CKKP OP CUEHEHT
. The Philosophical magazine; a journal of theoretical, experimental and applied physics . Thzlo Ma^.Fl.riR.Tol.ZVIK. Figure of tiw Orhits of tlie two new Planets.. J^aza or Cere- Meteorology. 377 METEOROLOGICAL TABLE* For May 1804. Thermometer. Height of the Barom. Inches. Days of theMonth. 00 ^ soo 2; Weather. 1804. April 27 51^ 59° 50*^ 29*54 Fair 28 52 59 50 •62 Small rain 29 54 62 54 •91 Fair 30 55 68 58 •86 Fair May 1 59 70 56 •so Fair a 55 67 54 •90 Fair 3 54 70 58 •82 Fair 4 56 6Q 60 •85 Showery- 5 60 1<2 61 30-08 Fair 6 62 68 59 •20 Cloudy 7 63 70 57 •29 Fair 8 59 63 48 •22 Fair 9 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-philosophical-magazine-a-journal-of-theoretical-experimental-and-applied-physics-thzlo-maflrirtolzvik-figure-of-tiw-orhits-of-tlie-two-new-planets-jaza-or-cere-meteorology-377-meteorological-table-for-may-1804-thermometer-height-of-the-barom-inches-days-of-themonth-00-soo-2-weather-1804-april-27-51-59-50-2954-fair-28-52-59-50-62-small-rain-29-54-62-54-91-fair-30-55-68-58-86-fair-may-1-59-70-56-so-fair-a-55-67-54-90-fair-3-54-70-58-82-fair-4-56-6q-60-85-showery-5-60-1lt2-61-30-08-fair-6-62-68-59-20-cloudy-7-63-70-57-29-fair-8-59-63-48-22-fair-9-image369989617.html
RM2CDXDEW–. The Philosophical magazine; a journal of theoretical, experimental and applied physics . Thzlo Ma^.Fl.riR.Tol.ZVIK. Figure of tiw Orhits of tlie two new Planets.. J^aza or Cere- Meteorology. 377 METEOROLOGICAL TABLE* For May 1804. Thermometer. Height of the Barom. Inches. Days of theMonth. 00 ^ soo 2; Weather. 1804. April 27 51^ 59° 50*^ 29*54 Fair 28 52 59 50 •62 Small rain 29 54 62 54 •91 Fair 30 55 68 58 •86 Fair May 1 59 70 56 •so Fair a 55 67 54 •90 Fair 3 54 70 58 •82 Fair 4 56 6Q 60 •85 Showery- 5 60 1<2 61 30-08 Fair 6 62 68 59 •20 Cloudy 7 63 70 57 •29 Fair 8 59 63 48 •22 Fair 9
. Climatological data, Pennsylvania . a level) Erie 30.48 Harrisburg 30.47 Philadelphia .... I 30. 49 Philipsburg i 30.42 Pittsburgh.Reading..Scranton.. 30.4630.5030.47 29.6129.5729.5329.5129.6129.5829.54 Wind >. 0 ii-H ?§ S o M O £ r^ 5 10.4 31 8W. 9.5 31 sw. 9.4 2;^ w. 60 sw. 12.4 86 w. 12.6 42 se. 7.5 26 nw. RelaUve Hi imid Ity e S S <e o, a s g § t* - t 79 70 74 77 84 60 78 54 64 78 58 66 74 84 86 69 72 51t 693393354607394389623 • For any five-minute period. Corrected to true velocities. t .12:00 noon. 5 Also other dates. One-minuto interval. RTVEK CONDITIONS StatlouE Rivers f i 1 j Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/climatological-data-pennsylvania-a-level-erie-3048-harrisburg-3047-philadelphia-i-30-49-philipsburg-i-3042-pittsburghreadingscranton-304630503047-2961295729532951296129582954-wind-gt-0-ii-h-s-o-m-o-r-5-104-31-8w-95-31-sw-94-2-w-60-sw-124-86-w-126-42-se-75-26-nw-relauve-hi-imid-ity-e-s-s-lte-o-a-s-g-t-t-79-70-74-77-84-60-78-54-64-78-58-66-74-84-86-69-72-51t-693393354607394389623-for-any-five-minute-period-corrected-to-true-velocities-t-1200-noon-5-also-other-dates-one-minuto-interval-rtvek-conditions-statloue-rivers-f-i-1-j-image369726812.html
RM2CDEE90–. Climatological data, Pennsylvania . a level) Erie 30.48 Harrisburg 30.47 Philadelphia .... I 30. 49 Philipsburg i 30.42 Pittsburgh.Reading..Scranton.. 30.4630.5030.47 29.6129.5729.5329.5129.6129.5829.54 Wind >. 0 ii-H ?§ S o M O £ r^ 5 10.4 31 8W. 9.5 31 sw. 9.4 2;^ w. 60 sw. 12.4 86 w. 12.6 42 se. 7.5 26 nw. RelaUve Hi imid Ity e S S <e o, a s g § t* - t 79 70 74 77 84 60 78 54 64 78 58 66 74 84 86 69 72 51t 693393354607394389623 • For any five-minute period. Corrected to true velocities. t .12:00 noon. 5 Also other dates. One-minuto interval. RTVEK CONDITIONS StatlouE Rivers f i 1 j
. Annual reports . $23,000.00 $22,76?.87 ( town farm. j Building town hall and ( water-works.Railroad gratuity. $1,303.221,060.40 5 6. 168.40 Iron bridge. 7. 918.80 8. 49,655.81 9. 2,274.0710. 660.20 42,400.00 <f Town house and repairing roads. 11. 1,303.72 12. 34,964.57 13- 9,253.8314 6,988.77 j Fire precinct and school ) district. i Town house and repair of 3,868.17275.75 369.27 I highways. 15 16. 4,946.76 17. 1,228,590.3018 3,308,890.00 Water-works, sewers, and ( municipal improvemts. 19. 212.83 20. 108,215.29 21. 3,983.54 22. 627,806.69 23. 6,655.53 24. 4,769.13 79,119.70 Suit again Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/annual-reports-2300000-227687-town-farm-j-building-town-hall-and-water-worksrailroad-gratuity-130322106040-5-6-16840-iron-bridge-7-91880-8-4965581-9-22740710-66020-4240000-ltf-town-house-and-repairing-roads-11-130372-12-3496457-13-92538314-698877-j-fire-precinct-and-school-district-i-town-house-and-repair-of-38681727575-36927-i-highways-15-16-494676-17-12285903018-330889000-water-works-sewers-and-municipal-improvemts-19-21283-20-10821529-21-398354-22-62780669-23-665553-24-476913-7911970-suit-again-image370178744.html
RM2CE72NC–. Annual reports . $23,000.00 $22,76?.87 ( town farm. j Building town hall and ( water-works.Railroad gratuity. $1,303.221,060.40 5 6. 168.40 Iron bridge. 7. 918.80 8. 49,655.81 9. 2,274.0710. 660.20 42,400.00 <f Town house and repairing roads. 11. 1,303.72 12. 34,964.57 13- 9,253.8314 6,988.77 j Fire precinct and school ) district. i Town house and repair of 3,868.17275.75 369.27 I highways. 15 16. 4,946.76 17. 1,228,590.3018 3,308,890.00 Water-works, sewers, and ( municipal improvemts. 19. 212.83 20. 108,215.29 21. 3,983.54 22. 627,806.69 23. 6,655.53 24. 4,769.13 79,119.70 Suit again
. Spalding's official cricket guide; with which is incorporated the American cricket annual . 56 170 21.20 0 24 48 16.00 1 32 156 15.60 2 30 93 11.601 25 58 9.60 C. Walcott 5 II. Ford 7 G. Roberts 9 E. Fraser 11 C. Dudley 6 1 13 32 8.00 0 16 52 7.40 0 13 64 7.10 0 27 51 4.70 1 7 21 4.20 W. Springer. E. Fraser E. Maxwell. BOWLING AVERAGES.B. M. R.W.Aver. 387 2 232 45 5.15403 11 216 39 5.53126 1 52 8 6.50 C. Gage.E. Bird. B. M. R.W.Aver. .54 2 29 4 7.1070 1 37 3 12.10 BROOKLYN (N. Y.) UNITED SONS OF ST. GEORGECRICKET CLUB. Secretary, Samuel Albinson, 1574 Greene Avenue, Ridgewood, Brook-lyn, N. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/spaldings-official-cricket-guide-with-which-is-incorporated-the-american-cricket-annual-56-170-2120-0-24-48-1600-1-32-156-1560-2-30-93-11601-25-58-960-c-walcott-5-ii-ford-7-g-roberts-9-e-fraser-11-c-dudley-6-1-13-32-800-0-16-52-740-0-13-64-710-0-27-51-470-1-7-21-420-w-springer-e-fraser-e-maxwell-bowling-averagesb-m-rwaver-387-2-232-45-515403-11-216-39-553126-1-52-8-650-c-gagee-bird-b-m-rwaver-54-2-29-4-71070-1-37-3-1210-brooklyn-n-y-united-sons-of-st-georgecricket-club-secretary-samuel-albinson-1574-greene-avenue-ridgewood-brook-lyn-n-image372240640.html
RM2CHH0MG–. Spalding's official cricket guide; with which is incorporated the American cricket annual . 56 170 21.20 0 24 48 16.00 1 32 156 15.60 2 30 93 11.601 25 58 9.60 C. Walcott 5 II. Ford 7 G. Roberts 9 E. Fraser 11 C. Dudley 6 1 13 32 8.00 0 16 52 7.40 0 13 64 7.10 0 27 51 4.70 1 7 21 4.20 W. Springer. E. Fraser E. Maxwell. BOWLING AVERAGES.B. M. R.W.Aver. 387 2 232 45 5.15403 11 216 39 5.53126 1 52 8 6.50 C. Gage.E. Bird. B. M. R.W.Aver. .54 2 29 4 7.1070 1 37 3 12.10 BROOKLYN (N. Y.) UNITED SONS OF ST. GEORGECRICKET CLUB. Secretary, Samuel Albinson, 1574 Greene Avenue, Ridgewood, Brook-lyn, N.
. The Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . Victoria. Born, WhitMon. Ps. Hel. b., 1846. Weather near London in 1862. Sun Sun MoonRises | Rain inInches. Moons Barometer. Thermom. Wind. Rises. Sets. and Sets Age. degrees. m. h. m. h. in. h. 30.052—29.884 80—40 S.W. — 5af4 47af7 39 9 29.767—29.613 70-41 S.W. — 4 4 49 7 21 10 3 29.646-29.531 63—35 W. .18 2 4 50 7 55 10 4 29.748—29.492 65-47 S.W. .02 1 4 52 7 24 11 5 29.756—29.735 66—47 S.W. .04 0 4 53 7 49 11 6 29.926—29.895 69—40 N.W. — III. 54 7 morn. 7 30.047—29.924 67-33 S.W. — 58 3 56 7 10 0 3> ClockafterSun. Da Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-journal-of-horticulture-cottage-gardener-and-country-gentlemen-victoria-born-whitmon-ps-hel-b-1846-weather-near-london-in-1862-sun-sun-moonrises-rain-ininches-moons-barometer-thermom-wind-rises-sets-and-sets-age-degrees-m-h-m-h-in-h-3005229884-8040-sw-5af4-47af7-39-9-2976729613-70-41-sw-4-4-49-7-21-10-3-29646-29531-6335-w-18-2-4-50-7-55-10-4-2974829492-65-47-sw-02-1-4-52-7-24-11-5-2975629735-6647-sw-04-0-4-53-7-49-11-6-2992629895-6940-nw-iii-54-7-morn-7-3004729924-67-33-sw-58-3-56-7-10-0-3gt-clockaftersun-da-image372292390.html
RM2CHKAMP–. The Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . Victoria. Born, WhitMon. Ps. Hel. b., 1846. Weather near London in 1862. Sun Sun MoonRises | Rain inInches. Moons Barometer. Thermom. Wind. Rises. Sets. and Sets Age. degrees. m. h. m. h. in. h. 30.052—29.884 80—40 S.W. — 5af4 47af7 39 9 29.767—29.613 70-41 S.W. — 4 4 49 7 21 10 3 29.646-29.531 63—35 W. .18 2 4 50 7 55 10 4 29.748—29.492 65-47 S.W. .02 1 4 52 7 24 11 5 29.756—29.735 66—47 S.W. .04 0 4 53 7 49 11 6 29.926—29.895 69—40 N.W. — III. 54 7 morn. 7 30.047—29.924 67-33 S.W. — 58 3 56 7 10 0 3> ClockafterSun. Da
. Hart's annual army list, militia list, and imperial yeomanry list . ug. 66.5 I 8 June6i 303 Aug. 46 623 Feb. 51 5 14 Sept.67 3 26 July 57 tS1 May 461 918 Aug. 54-914 Oct. 51 11 i320 Mayo 4 13 2 June 5^279 Mar. 67 19ii Aug. 4925 7 July 42 277 Nov. 65, 7 3 July 60) 8to Xov. 63 23 3 Oct. 48^1318 Oct. 64,14 8 Dec. 55^5 30 June6s|i6 ! 9 13 June 56 27 Feb. 68 31 Aug. Oct. 66 30 May Feb. 52 .3 1eli. Aug. 59 15 Jan. Sept.70 11 May May 58 16 Sept. Nov. 4 17 Feb. Dec. S4 17 July May 55 17 Xov. Jan. 70 8 Jan. July 65 24 Nov. July 67 11 Apr. June 60 8 .luue An-. 58 12 June Jan. 70 7 Jan. June 52 29 Dec. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/harts-annual-army-list-militia-list-and-imperial-yeomanry-list-ug-665-i-8-june6i-303-aug-46-623-feb-51-5-14-sept67-3-26-july-57-ts1-may-461-918-aug-54-914-oct-51-11-i320-mayo-4-13-2-june-5279-mar-67-19ii-aug-4925-7-july-42-277-nov-65-7-3-july-60-8to-xov-63-23-3-oct-481318-oct-6414-8-dec-555-30-june6si6-!-9-13-june-56-27-feb-68-31-aug-oct-66-30-may-feb-52-3-1eli-aug-59-15-jan-sept70-11-may-may-58-16-sept-nov-4-17-feb-dec-s4-17-july-may-55-17-xov-jan-70-8-jan-july-65-24-nov-july-67-11-apr-june-60-8-luue-an-58-12-june-jan-70-7-jan-june-52-29-dec-image369639141.html
RM2CDAEDW–. Hart's annual army list, militia list, and imperial yeomanry list . ug. 66.5 I 8 June6i 303 Aug. 46 623 Feb. 51 5 14 Sept.67 3 26 July 57 tS1 May 461 918 Aug. 54-914 Oct. 51 11 i320 Mayo 4 13 2 June 5^279 Mar. 67 19ii Aug. 4925 7 July 42 277 Nov. 65, 7 3 July 60) 8to Xov. 63 23 3 Oct. 48^1318 Oct. 64,14 8 Dec. 55^5 30 June6s|i6 ! 9 13 June 56 27 Feb. 68 31 Aug. Oct. 66 30 May Feb. 52 .3 1eli. Aug. 59 15 Jan. Sept.70 11 May May 58 16 Sept. Nov. 4 17 Feb. Dec. S4 17 July May 55 17 Xov. Jan. 70 8 Jan. July 65 24 Nov. July 67 11 Apr. June 60 8 .luue An-. 58 12 June Jan. 70 7 Jan. June 52 29 Dec.
. Annual report of the regents of the university of the state of New York on the condition of the State Cabinet of Natural History and the historical and antiquarian collection annexed thereto. 45.99 2 3 56 37.98 1802 0 27 00.43 3 4 01 52.42 1803 0 32 14.87 4 4 07 06.86 1804 0 37 29.30 1845 4 12 21.30 1805 0 42 43.76 6 4 17 35.74 1806 0 47 58.17 7 4 22 50.18 1811 1 14 10.35 8 4 28 04.62 1816 1 40 22.54 9 4 33 19.06 1820 2 01 20.30 1850 4 38 33.50 1 2 06 34.74 1 4 43 47.94 2 2 11 49.19 2 4 49 02.38 3 2 17 03.62 3 4 54 16.82 4 2 22 18.06 4 4 59 31.26 1825 2 27 32.05 1855 5 04 45.70 6 2 32 46.94 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/annual-report-of-the-regents-of-the-university-of-the-state-of-new-york-on-the-condition-of-the-state-cabinet-of-natural-history-and-the-historical-and-antiquarian-collection-annexed-thereto-4599-2-3-56-3798-1802-0-27-0043-3-4-01-5242-1803-0-32-1487-4-4-07-0686-1804-0-37-2930-1845-4-12-2130-1805-0-42-4376-6-4-17-3574-1806-0-47-5817-7-4-22-5018-1811-1-14-1035-8-4-28-0462-1816-1-40-2254-9-4-33-1906-1820-2-01-2030-1850-4-38-3350-1-2-06-3474-1-4-43-4794-2-2-11-4919-2-4-49-0238-3-2-17-0362-3-4-54-1682-4-2-22-1806-4-4-59-3126-1825-2-27-3205-1855-5-04-4570-6-2-32-4694-image370336224.html
RM2CEE7HM–. Annual report of the regents of the university of the state of New York on the condition of the State Cabinet of Natural History and the historical and antiquarian collection annexed thereto. 45.99 2 3 56 37.98 1802 0 27 00.43 3 4 01 52.42 1803 0 32 14.87 4 4 07 06.86 1804 0 37 29.30 1845 4 12 21.30 1805 0 42 43.76 6 4 17 35.74 1806 0 47 58.17 7 4 22 50.18 1811 1 14 10.35 8 4 28 04.62 1816 1 40 22.54 9 4 33 19.06 1820 2 01 20.30 1850 4 38 33.50 1 2 06 34.74 1 4 43 47.94 2 2 11 49.19 2 4 49 02.38 3 2 17 03.62 3 4 54 16.82 4 2 22 18.06 4 4 59 31.26 1825 2 27 32.05 1855 5 04 45.70 6 2 32 46.94
. University of Toronto studies. Physiological series. no. 1-98. 1900-28 . a-d fHT3 ;S « ??^ a CO a fl o <^ a^ CQ 40 O M - d 3 oT3 .„ -^ 2 00 .3^ o3 .S a <^ 03.2 0 0 a ?^ !- O W Oh ^gS ^ S £ ^^ 1 2 == oo| g O 02 o3 00 e3 tn c - i-H tu (M +? m ^ U 03 O C. Funk and A. B. Macallum 69. 70 Studies on Growth. IV Rat 84. Female.Rat 85. Male.0-28 days Diet 2.29-39 1. Days. Weight. Average daily food 84. 85. intake. gm. gm. calories. 0 45 45 4 48 49 28.6 8 53 54.5 46.3 12 55 55 42.9 16 55 55 35.9 20 57 57 50.9 24 58 58 48.6 28 59 61 47.9 32 69 68 54.6 36 84 82 70.3 39 89 90 66.3 SUMMARY. The frac Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/university-of-toronto-studies-physiological-series-no-1-98-1900-28-a-d-fht3-s-a-co-a-fl-o-lt-a-cq-40-o-m-d-3-ot3-2-00-3-o3-s-a-lt-032-0-0-a-!-o-w-oh-gs-s-1-2-==-oo-g-o-02-o3-00-e3-tn-c-i-h-tu-m-m-u-03-o-c-funk-and-a-b-macallum-69-70-studies-on-growth-iv-rat-84-femalerat-85-male0-28-days-diet-229-39-1-days-weight-average-daily-food-84-85-intake-gm-gm-calories-0-45-45-4-48-49-286-8-53-545-463-12-55-55-429-16-55-55-359-20-57-57-509-24-58-58-486-28-59-61-479-32-69-68-546-36-84-82-703-39-89-90-663-summary-the-frac-image369707671.html
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