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Saint-Secondin, Vienne, FR, France, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, N 46 19' 41'', N 0 29' 35'', map, Cartascapes Map published in 2024. Explore Cartascapes, a map revealing Earth's diverse landscapes, cultures, and ecosystems. Journey through time and space, discovering the interconnectedness of our planet's past, present, and future. Stock Photo

RM2XKBKTA–Saint-Secondin, Vienne, FR, France, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, N 46 19' 41'', N 0 29' 35'', map, Cartascapes Map published in 2024. Explore Cartascapes, a map revealing Earth's diverse landscapes, cultures, and ecosystems. Journey through time and space, discovering the interconnectedness of our planet's past, present, and future.

(150406) -- ZHANGZHOU, April 6, 2015 -- Photo taken on April 6, 2015 shows the scene of a chemical plant blast in Zhangzhou, southeast China s Fujian Province. One person has been reported injured in a chemical plant blast in southeast China s Fujian Province at around 6:56 p.m. Monday, local authorities said. The blast, the second in 20 months, occurred at a unit producing paraxylene (PX) in the plant. ) (zwx) CHINA-FUJIAN-ZHANGZHOU-PLANT-BLAST(CN) ZhangxQuangui PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Zhang Zhou April 6 2015 Photo Taken ON April 6 2015 Shows The Scene of a Chemical plant Blast in Zhang Zhou Stock Photo

RM2RN34BM–(150406) -- ZHANGZHOU, April 6, 2015 -- Photo taken on April 6, 2015 shows the scene of a chemical plant blast in Zhangzhou, southeast China s Fujian Province. One person has been reported injured in a chemical plant blast in southeast China s Fujian Province at around 6:56 p.m. Monday, local authorities said. The blast, the second in 20 months, occurred at a unit producing paraxylene (PX) in the plant. ) (zwx) CHINA-FUJIAN-ZHANGZHOU-PLANT-BLAST(CN) ZhangxQuangui PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Zhang Zhou April 6 2015 Photo Taken ON April 6 2015 Shows The Scene of a Chemical plant Blast in Zhang Zhou

Nuremberg and its art to the end of the 18th century. . 1070 onwards, to real significance, andit spread even to France. Then the little Chapel of St. Peter could not continuesufficient. Of the Chapel of the Holy Sepulchre, which once stood on the otherside of the Pegnitz, — where stands now the church of St. Lawrence, the secondin importance in the town, — as little has been preserved as of St. PetersChapel and the oldest parts of St. Sebald. This chapel, belonging to the parishofFurth, was dedicated to St. Lawrence as early as 1162. What its form wasthen cannot be said. Near it stood the Cha Stock Photo

RM2AX9B62–Nuremberg and its art to the end of the 18th century. . 1070 onwards, to real significance, andit spread even to France. Then the little Chapel of St. Peter could not continuesufficient. Of the Chapel of the Holy Sepulchre, which once stood on the otherside of the Pegnitz, — where stands now the church of St. Lawrence, the secondin importance in the town, — as little has been preserved as of St. PetersChapel and the oldest parts of St. Sebald. This chapel, belonging to the parishofFurth, was dedicated to St. Lawrence as early as 1162. What its form wasthen cannot be said. Near it stood the Cha

RM2RN34CK–(150406) -- ZHANGZHOU, April 6, 2015 -- Photo taken on April 6, 2015 shows the scene of a chemical plant blast in Zhangzhou, southeast China s Fujian Province. One person has been reported injured in a chemical plant blast in southeast China s Fujian Province at around 6:56 p.m. Monday, local authorities said. The blast, the second in 20 months, occurred at a unit producing paraxylene (PX) in the plant. ) (zwx) CHINA-FUJIAN-ZHANGZHOU-PLANT-BLAST(CN) ZhangxQuangui PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Zhang Zhou April 6 2015 Photo Taken ON April 6 2015 Shows The Scene of a Chemical plant Blast in Zhang Zhou

. Louisiana and Arkansas railway; its territory industries and financial condition ... COTTON riELD, NEAR MCKAMIK COTTON The cotton crop of the United States last year was secondin value only to that of corn and constituted about 80 percent, of the worlds commercial supply. Various attemptshave been made to wrest from this country its supremacy,but such attempts have met with either failure or onlypartial success. The South continues to control what isprobably the most complete monopoly ever existing in theagricultural world. Since 1880 the acreage devoted to cotton in this countryhas more tha Stock Photo

RM2AG6JFR–. Louisiana and Arkansas railway; its territory industries and financial condition ... COTTON riELD, NEAR MCKAMIK COTTON The cotton crop of the United States last year was secondin value only to that of corn and constituted about 80 percent, of the worlds commercial supply. Various attemptshave been made to wrest from this country its supremacy,but such attempts have met with either failure or onlypartial success. The South continues to control what isprobably the most complete monopoly ever existing in theagricultural world. Since 1880 the acreage devoted to cotton in this countryhas more tha

RM2RN34B6–(150406) -- ZHANGZHOU, April 6, 2015 -- Photo taken on April 6, 2015 shows the scene of a chemical plant blast in Zhangzhou, southeast China s Fujian Province. One person has been reported injured in a chemical plant blast in southeast China s Fujian Province at around 6:56 p.m. Monday, local authorities said. The blast, the second in 20 months, occurred at a unit producing paraxylene (PX) in the plant. ) (zwx) CHINA-FUJIAN-ZHANGZHOU-PLANT-BLAST(CN) ZhangxQuangui PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Zhang Zhou April 6 2015 Photo Taken ON April 6 2015 Shows The Scene of a Chemical plant Blast in Zhang Zhou

Lettuce growing in California . Fig. 2.—After the raised bods have been roughly constructed, they maysmoothed over with a garden rake and irrigated. be PLANTING AND CARE OF THE SEED BEDSThe time of planting is governed entirely by the climate, and itis very important that the grower be acquainted with his local climaticconditions before growing this crop. For the interior valleys of thestate the planting season generally starts during the last of Augustand continues until the first of March. Many growers make a firstplanting of the seed from the middle to the last of August, a secondin October Stock Photo

RM2AWKCHD–Lettuce growing in California . Fig. 2.—After the raised bods have been roughly constructed, they maysmoothed over with a garden rake and irrigated. be PLANTING AND CARE OF THE SEED BEDSThe time of planting is governed entirely by the climate, and itis very important that the grower be acquainted with his local climaticconditions before growing this crop. For the interior valleys of thestate the planting season generally starts during the last of Augustand continues until the first of March. Many growers make a firstplanting of the seed from the middle to the last of August, a secondin October

RM2RN34AJ–(150406) -- ZHANGZHOU, April 6, 2015 -- Photo taken on April 6, 2015 shows the scene of a chemical plant blast in Zhangzhou, southeast China s Fujian Province. One person has been reported injured in a chemical plant blast in southeast China s Fujian Province at around 6:56 p.m. Monday, local authorities said. The blast, the second in 20 months, occurred at a unit producing paraxylene (PX) in the plant. ) (zwx) CHINA-FUJIAN-ZHANGZHOU-PLANT-BLAST(CN) ZhangxQuangui PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Zhang Zhou April 6 2015 Photo Taken ON April 6 2015 Shows The Scene of a Chemical plant Blast in Zhang Zhou

. Louisiana and Arkansas railway; its territory industries and financial condition ... LOADING LUMBER AT STAMPS 38 LOUISIANA AND ARKANSAS RAILWAY. COTTON riELD, NEAR MCKAMIK COTTON The cotton crop of the United States last year was secondin value only to that of corn and constituted about 80 percent, of the worlds commercial supply. Various attemptshave been made to wrest from this country its supremacy,but such attempts have met with either failure or onlypartial success. The South continues to control what isprobably the most complete monopoly ever existing in theagricultural world. Since 18 Stock Photo

RM2AG6JTG–. Louisiana and Arkansas railway; its territory industries and financial condition ... LOADING LUMBER AT STAMPS 38 LOUISIANA AND ARKANSAS RAILWAY. COTTON riELD, NEAR MCKAMIK COTTON The cotton crop of the United States last year was secondin value only to that of corn and constituted about 80 percent, of the worlds commercial supply. Various attemptshave been made to wrest from this country its supremacy,but such attempts have met with either failure or onlypartial success. The South continues to control what isprobably the most complete monopoly ever existing in theagricultural world. Since 18

. The Locomotive. ement appears fallacious n THE LOCOMOTIVE. [July, ?— that apparent additional lead placed upon an already loaded memberdoes not increase the stress therein — but a little reflection will show usthat there is some foundation for it. There are two generally accepted cases, one in which the actual loadon the bolt does not materially increase the stress therein, and a secondin which the actual load does so increase it. Whether a given bolt willfall into the one class or the other will depend upon the nature of thejoint, that is, the elasticity of the two pieces connected by the b Stock Photo

RM2AG6DWJ–. The Locomotive. ement appears fallacious n THE LOCOMOTIVE. [July, ?— that apparent additional lead placed upon an already loaded memberdoes not increase the stress therein — but a little reflection will show usthat there is some foundation for it. There are two generally accepted cases, one in which the actual loadon the bolt does not materially increase the stress therein, and a secondin which the actual load does so increase it. Whether a given bolt willfall into the one class or the other will depend upon the nature of thejoint, that is, the elasticity of the two pieces connected by the b

Fact and fable in psychology . conds. The first line was read in the direction V ; the secondin the direction * ; and the third again ^^ . At the turn ^ from thesecond to the third line the record y is interrupted. Shows movement of ^ the hand parallel with [ the move- V ment of theattention. ^ V 316 FACT AND FABLE IN PSYCHOLOGY subjects, chosen somewhat at random, are likely topresent, may be gathered from the series of recordswhich will be reproduced as illustrative also of otherinfluences. In Fig. 4 is represented another averagerecord quite similar to that of Fig. 2 but produced byanother Stock Photo

RM2ANEN0R–Fact and fable in psychology . conds. The first line was read in the direction V ; the secondin the direction * ; and the third again ^^ . At the turn ^ from thesecond to the third line the record y is interrupted. Shows movement of ^ the hand parallel with [ the move- V ment of theattention. ^ V 316 FACT AND FABLE IN PSYCHOLOGY subjects, chosen somewhat at random, are likely topresent, may be gathered from the series of recordswhich will be reproduced as illustrative also of otherinfluences. In Fig. 4 is represented another averagerecord quite similar to that of Fig. 2 but produced byanother

The past and present of Vermilion County, Illinois .. . D. B. DOUGLASS.. MRS. DORMAN B. DOUGLASS. C7 -.,:e UNIVERGiry Of ILLINOIS THE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD 911 is familiar to liiiii, his memory forming aconnecting- link between the days when thissection of the conntry was a frontier dis-trict to the present period of progressive-ness and prosperity. Mr. Douglass comesof New England ancestry and is the secondin order of birth of the children of Cyrusand lul)y (Bloss) Douglass. The fatherwas born in ermont and the mothers birthoccurred in Tioga county, Pennsylvania, shebeing a representative of Stock Photo

RM2AXH9AF–The past and present of Vermilion County, Illinois .. . D. B. DOUGLASS.. MRS. DORMAN B. DOUGLASS. C7 -.,:e UNIVERGiry Of ILLINOIS THE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD 911 is familiar to liiiii, his memory forming aconnecting- link between the days when thissection of the conntry was a frontier dis-trict to the present period of progressive-ness and prosperity. Mr. Douglass comesof New England ancestry and is the secondin order of birth of the children of Cyrusand lul)y (Bloss) Douglass. The fatherwas born in ermont and the mothers birthoccurred in Tioga county, Pennsylvania, shebeing a representative of

Physical features of the Des Plaines Valley . Fig. 11. Two stages of the glacial lakes Chicago and Mauniee. (Leverett andTaylor.) The first might represent conditions in the Glenwood stage; the secondin the Calumet stage. Notice the expansion of the lakes northward as the borderof the ice receded, and the shifting of the outlet of Lake Maumee from FortWayne to the Grand river, as the lower pass was uncovered by the ice. 54 THE DES PLAINES VALLEY. [bull. no. U waters would be likely to maintain a tiat-Hoored valley. With the de-velopment of Lake Chicago at the head of this valley, the character Stock Photo

RM2AKXJF6–Physical features of the Des Plaines Valley . Fig. 11. Two stages of the glacial lakes Chicago and Mauniee. (Leverett andTaylor.) The first might represent conditions in the Glenwood stage; the secondin the Calumet stage. Notice the expansion of the lakes northward as the borderof the ice receded, and the shifting of the outlet of Lake Maumee from FortWayne to the Grand river, as the lower pass was uncovered by the ice. 54 THE DES PLAINES VALLEY. [bull. no. U waters would be likely to maintain a tiat-Hoored valley. With the de-velopment of Lake Chicago at the head of this valley, the character

The past and present of Vermilion County, Illinois .. . D. B. DOUGLASS.. MRS. DORMAN B. DOUGLASS. THE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD 911 is familiar to him, liis memory forming aconnecting liniv between the days when thissection of the country was a frontier dis-trict to the present period of progressive-ness and prosperity. ;Ir. Douglass comesof New England ancestry and is the secondin order of birth of the children of Cyrusand Ruby (Bloss) Douglass. The fatherwas born in Vermont and the mothers birthoccurred in Tioga county, Pennsylvania, shebeing a representative of one of the worthyfamilies of the K Stock Photo

RM2AKTT2J–The past and present of Vermilion County, Illinois .. . D. B. DOUGLASS.. MRS. DORMAN B. DOUGLASS. THE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD 911 is familiar to him, liis memory forming aconnecting liniv between the days when thissection of the country was a frontier dis-trict to the present period of progressive-ness and prosperity. ;Ir. Douglass comesof New England ancestry and is the secondin order of birth of the children of Cyrusand Ruby (Bloss) Douglass. The fatherwas born in Vermont and the mothers birthoccurred in Tioga county, Pennsylvania, shebeing a representative of one of the worthyfamilies of the K

The round-up . caught the hurlers napping and CaptainSmith was left only tlie remnants of what was about to become a good ballteam. In the games with Texas, Baylor outhit the champions, but hard luck,loose playing and the lack of the guidance of a coach deprived the Baptistsof at least one of the games. The series with A. & M. went the same way,and in the final games of the season against Southwestern, Baylor used anentirely untried pitching staff. The team ranked sixth in batting with the percentage of .200, and secondin fielding with .910. Williams led the hitters of the Association for the Stock Photo

RM2AJ6W4Y–The round-up . caught the hurlers napping and CaptainSmith was left only tlie remnants of what was about to become a good ballteam. In the games with Texas, Baylor outhit the champions, but hard luck,loose playing and the lack of the guidance of a coach deprived the Baptistsof at least one of the games. The series with A. & M. went the same way,and in the final games of the season against Southwestern, Baylor used anentirely untried pitching staff. The team ranked sixth in batting with the percentage of .200, and secondin fielding with .910. Williams led the hitters of the Association for the

Harper's encyclopædia of United States history from 458 A.Dto 1906, based upon the plan of Benson John Lossing .. . stroying the railway; butGeneral Rousseau, at Pulaski, repulsedForrest after brisk skirmishing severalhours, when the raider made eastward,and struck the railway between Tulla-homa and Decherd. He was confrontedand menaced by National forces underRousseau, Steedman, and Morgan, andwithdrew before he had done muchdamage. At Fayetteville he divided hisforces, giving 4,000 to Buford, his secondin command. Buford attacked Athens(Oct. 2-3), which General Granger hadregarrisoned with t Stock Photo

RM2ANDT1E–Harper's encyclopædia of United States history from 458 A.Dto 1906, based upon the plan of Benson John Lossing .. . stroying the railway; butGeneral Rousseau, at Pulaski, repulsedForrest after brisk skirmishing severalhours, when the raider made eastward,and struck the railway between Tulla-homa and Decherd. He was confrontedand menaced by National forces underRousseau, Steedman, and Morgan, andwithdrew before he had done muchdamage. At Fayetteville he divided hisforces, giving 4,000 to Buford, his secondin command. Buford attacked Athens(Oct. 2-3), which General Granger hadregarrisoned with t

. Roll of service in the Great War, 1914-1919. ch 1915, he wasshortly afterwards sent to the Officers TrainingCorps at G.H.Q., whence he was commissionedin the 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders.Thereafter Booths advancement was rapid.He rose to a substantive captaincy, and actedfirst as Officer Commanding, and then as Secondin Command of his Battalion^—surely a uniquerecord for a Territorial of twenty-four in a lineregiment. In November 1916 he was awardedthe Military Cross. During those tense Aprildays he fell at Paccut Wood, near La Bassee,18 April 1918. Conscientious and resolute, he was a Stock Photo

RM2AG2HR9–. Roll of service in the Great War, 1914-1919. ch 1915, he wasshortly afterwards sent to the Officers TrainingCorps at G.H.Q., whence he was commissionedin the 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders.Thereafter Booths advancement was rapid.He rose to a substantive captaincy, and actedfirst as Officer Commanding, and then as Secondin Command of his Battalion^—surely a uniquerecord for a Territorial of twenty-four in a lineregiment. In November 1916 he was awardedthe Military Cross. During those tense Aprildays he fell at Paccut Wood, near La Bassee,18 April 1918. Conscientious and resolute, he was a

Commodore John Barry, the father of the American navy; a survey of extraordinary episodes in his naval career . ission marked 49 COMMODORE JOHN BARRY Number One, which made John Barry thecommander-in-chief of all the naval forces ofthe United States (to take rank from the 4thday of June, 1794), and which Washingtontook occasion to hand in person to CommodoreBarry. The gallant Captain Nicholson, then secondin rank to Barry, wrote him from Boston onJune 14, 1794: Give me leave to congratu-late you on your honorable appointment tothe command of our navy. I make no doubtbut it is to your satisfact Stock Photo

RM2AM44XH–Commodore John Barry, the father of the American navy; a survey of extraordinary episodes in his naval career . ission marked 49 COMMODORE JOHN BARRY Number One, which made John Barry thecommander-in-chief of all the naval forces ofthe United States (to take rank from the 4thday of June, 1794), and which Washingtontook occasion to hand in person to CommodoreBarry. The gallant Captain Nicholson, then secondin rank to Barry, wrote him from Boston onJune 14, 1794: Give me leave to congratu-late you on your honorable appointment tothe command of our navy. I make no doubtbut it is to your satisfact

Bulletin . undant.This is especially true of an abandoned prospect in an old field about one-fourth of a mile southwest of the store at Eed Bank. In the material onthe dump at this place a cream-colored feldspar, probably albite, is secondin abundance as a gangue mineral only to quartz. In the Eed Bank goldmine albite and a delicate pink feldspar, probably orthoclase, occur fre-quently in stringers and veinlets in the ore and in the associated rock. Orthoclase.—A delicate pink or flesh-colored feldspar, which, so far asmethods of identification could determine, in the absence of chemicalanalys Stock Photo

RM2AWK6F7–Bulletin . undant.This is especially true of an abandoned prospect in an old field about one-fourth of a mile southwest of the store at Eed Bank. In the material onthe dump at this place a cream-colored feldspar, probably albite, is secondin abundance as a gangue mineral only to quartz. In the Eed Bank goldmine albite and a delicate pink feldspar, probably orthoclase, occur fre-quently in stringers and veinlets in the ore and in the associated rock. Orthoclase.—A delicate pink or flesh-colored feldspar, which, so far asmethods of identification could determine, in the absence of chemicalanalys

The national parks portfolio . HE blues and the grays and the mauves and the reds are secondin glory only to the canyons size and sculpture. The colorschange with every changing hour. The morning and the eveningshadows play magicians tricks.It seems like a gigantic statement for even Nature to make all in onemighty stone word, writes John Muir. Wildness so Godful, cosmic, prime-val, bestows a new sense of earths beauty and size. . But the colors, theliving, rejoicing colors, chanting morning and evening in chorus to heaven!Whose brush or pencil, however lovingly inspired, can give us these? In Stock Photo

RM2AKCFAF–The national parks portfolio . HE blues and the grays and the mauves and the reds are secondin glory only to the canyons size and sculpture. The colorschange with every changing hour. The morning and the eveningshadows play magicians tricks.It seems like a gigantic statement for even Nature to make all in onemighty stone word, writes John Muir. Wildness so Godful, cosmic, prime-val, bestows a new sense of earths beauty and size. . But the colors, theliving, rejoicing colors, chanting morning and evening in chorus to heaven!Whose brush or pencil, however lovingly inspired, can give us these? In

History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . i-fornia first in 1893. Five children blessed this auspicious union. The eldest was thelate H. William Schroeder, one of the genuine heroes of the late war; while the secondin order of birth was Albert F. Schroeder, who lives on the seventeen-acre ranch inWest Orange. Freda is taking a course in the Normal School at Los Angeles; Carlis at home working on his fathers ranch; and Emma is Stock Photo

RM2AXH8CE–History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . i-fornia first in 1893. Five children blessed this auspicious union. The eldest was thelate H. William Schroeder, one of the genuine heroes of the late war; while the secondin order of birth was Albert F. Schroeder, who lives on the seventeen-acre ranch inWest Orange. Freda is taking a course in the Normal School at Los Angeles; Carlis at home working on his fathers ranch; and Emma is

. Chamois hunting in the mountains of Bavaria and in the Tyrol. said nothing, awaiting the result of the next secondin silence. I had made up my mind to go over the brink, andthought all was lost, when suddenly one foot, as it stillkept trying to hold by something, was stopped by a littleinequality, arresting me in my descent. I was verythankful, but still feared the piece of rock against whichmy foot leaned might crumble like the rest, and let meslip further. Hardly venturing to move, lest the mo-tion might break it off, I gently turned my head tosee how near I was to the brink : my foot had Stock Photo

RM2AG1M6D–. Chamois hunting in the mountains of Bavaria and in the Tyrol. said nothing, awaiting the result of the next secondin silence. I had made up my mind to go over the brink, andthought all was lost, when suddenly one foot, as it stillkept trying to hold by something, was stopped by a littleinequality, arresting me in my descent. I was verythankful, but still feared the piece of rock against whichmy foot leaned might crumble like the rest, and let meslip further. Hardly venturing to move, lest the mo-tion might break it off, I gently turned my head tosee how near I was to the brink : my foot had

. General biography; or, Lives, critical and historical, of the most eminent persons of all ages, countries, conditions, and professions, arranged according to alphabetical order. tyrs; les Vies des Saints, &c. avec desNotes historiques, chronologiques, & criti-ques, in tliree volumes quarto. The first vo-lume made its appearance in 1713, the secondin 1717, and the third in 1720. The wholework abounds in learned and curious disserta-tioi;s, of which many arc upon highly impor-tant subjects. In the year 1718 our authorpublished another curious quarto volume, con-taining Dissertations Historique Stock Photo

RM2AG0CF2–. General biography; or, Lives, critical and historical, of the most eminent persons of all ages, countries, conditions, and professions, arranged according to alphabetical order. tyrs; les Vies des Saints, &c. avec desNotes historiques, chronologiques, & criti-ques, in tliree volumes quarto. The first vo-lume made its appearance in 1713, the secondin 1717, and the third in 1720. The wholework abounds in learned and curious disserta-tioi;s, of which many arc upon highly impor-tant subjects. In the year 1718 our authorpublished another curious quarto volume, con-taining Dissertations Historique

The Pulse / Rush Medical College yearbook . d by Dr. Goodhue. The first of its kind in America, the secondin the world. Prom a constituency of less than one hundred it has increased to nearly a thousand in three years. Near-ly every state and territory is represented on the mailing list. Exchanges are made with medical journals throughoutthe United States, England, Ireland, Prance, India, and elsewhere. Small as it is, it is in touch with a goodly part ofthe medical literature and progress of the world, and its advancement is as yet low in the horizon: let it rise across theheavens for a decad Stock Photo

RM2AX2XKA–The Pulse / Rush Medical College yearbook . d by Dr. Goodhue. The first of its kind in America, the secondin the world. Prom a constituency of less than one hundred it has increased to nearly a thousand in three years. Near-ly every state and territory is represented on the mailing list. Exchanges are made with medical journals throughoutthe United States, England, Ireland, Prance, India, and elsewhere. Small as it is, it is in touch with a goodly part ofthe medical literature and progress of the world, and its advancement is as yet low in the horizon: let it rise across theheavens for a decad

Handbook of medical entomology . bout .5 mm. in theirlong diameter. They are de-posited loosely in the hairs ofthe host and readily drop off as the animal moves around. Howardfound that these eggs hatch in one to two days. The larvae areelongate, legless, white, worm-like creatures. They are exceed-ingly active, and avoid the light in every way possible. Theycast their first skin in from three to seven days and their secondin from three to four days. They commenced spinning in fromseven to fourteen days after hatching and the imago appearedfive days later. Thus in summer, at Washington, the en Stock Photo

RM2AN4RB7–Handbook of medical entomology . bout .5 mm. in theirlong diameter. They are de-posited loosely in the hairs ofthe host and readily drop off as the animal moves around. Howardfound that these eggs hatch in one to two days. The larvae areelongate, legless, white, worm-like creatures. They are exceed-ingly active, and avoid the light in every way possible. Theycast their first skin in from three to seven days and their secondin from three to four days. They commenced spinning in fromseven to fourteen days after hatching and the imago appearedfive days later. Thus in summer, at Washington, the en

Montana, its story and biography; a history of aboriginal and territorial Montana and three decades of statehood, under the editorial supervision of Tom Stout ... . mployee of theErie Railroad and is now retired on a pension atJersey City, New Jersey. Catherine, the secondin age, died at Coemans. New York; Orcelia died atNew Scotland; Louisa is the wife of David T. Hurst,a farmer at Guilderland Center, Albany County.New York; Gershum Fuller is on the old home farmin New Scotland; Hannah died at the age of twenty-two months. Frank Reid left school at the age of eighteen, andsoon afterward came Stock Photo

RM2AWR2ED–Montana, its story and biography; a history of aboriginal and territorial Montana and three decades of statehood, under the editorial supervision of Tom Stout ... . mployee of theErie Railroad and is now retired on a pension atJersey City, New Jersey. Catherine, the secondin age, died at Coemans. New York; Orcelia died atNew Scotland; Louisa is the wife of David T. Hurst,a farmer at Guilderland Center, Albany County.New York; Gershum Fuller is on the old home farmin New Scotland; Hannah died at the age of twenty-two months. Frank Reid left school at the age of eighteen, andsoon afterward came

Canadian foundryman (1921) . while mold-ing sand experts seem to put most stresson the size of the grain, and as a secondin importance the amount of bond, butthe shape of the grain and the chemicalContinued on page 39 January, 1921 39 NEW AND IMPROVED EQUIPMENT A Record of Machinery Development Tending Towards Higher Quality,Output and Efficiency in Foundry, Pattern and Metal Work Generally THE AUTO SAND-CUTTINGMACHINE The American Foundry EquipmentCompany, 366 Madison avenue, NewYork City, are putting on the market anovel device in the way of a machine forcutting over sand heaps. As shown int Stock Photo

RM2AJ4H05–Canadian foundryman (1921) . while mold-ing sand experts seem to put most stresson the size of the grain, and as a secondin importance the amount of bond, butthe shape of the grain and the chemicalContinued on page 39 January, 1921 39 NEW AND IMPROVED EQUIPMENT A Record of Machinery Development Tending Towards Higher Quality,Output and Efficiency in Foundry, Pattern and Metal Work Generally THE AUTO SAND-CUTTINGMACHINE The American Foundry EquipmentCompany, 366 Madison avenue, NewYork City, are putting on the market anovel device in the way of a machine forcutting over sand heaps. As shown int

. The illustrated companion to the Latin dictionary and Greek lexicon; forming a glossary of all the words representing visible objects connected with the arts, manufactures, and every-day life of the Greeks and Romans, with representations of nearly two thousand objects from the antique. how to steer, as in the annexed illus-tration from a medal. He was secondin command to the gubemator, andhad every thing belonging to theships gear under his care and orders.Plaut. Bud. iv. 3. 86. Rutil. Itin.1. 455. Schseffer. Mil. Nav. iv. 6. PROREUS (*m>cft). Same asthe preceding. Ov. Met iii. 634. PROS Stock Photo

RM2AFRJCF–. The illustrated companion to the Latin dictionary and Greek lexicon; forming a glossary of all the words representing visible objects connected with the arts, manufactures, and every-day life of the Greeks and Romans, with representations of nearly two thousand objects from the antique. how to steer, as in the annexed illus-tration from a medal. He was secondin command to the gubemator, andhad every thing belonging to theships gear under his care and orders.Plaut. Bud. iv. 3. 86. Rutil. Itin.1. 455. Schseffer. Mil. Nav. iv. 6. PROREUS (*m>cft). Same asthe preceding. Ov. Met iii. 634. PROS

Faculty bulletin / The Pennsylvania State College . possible by afund of more than $11,250 presented bygraduating seniors and other studentgroups, and $3000 appropriated by theBoard of Trustees, DR. HERBERT STEINER TO -SPEAK IN SIMMONS SERIES Dr« Herbert Steiner, associate pro-fessor of German, will present the Secondin the series of Lu.cretia V.T. Simmonslectures at 4:15 oclock on Monday after-noon in Room 121, Sparks Building. Dr. Steiner will speak about theworks of Rainer Maria Rilke, Austrianpoet who 20 years ago was one of thegreat lyrical poets of our time. For many years Dr, Steiner li Stock Photo

RM2AKN9WT–Faculty bulletin / The Pennsylvania State College . possible by afund of more than $11,250 presented bygraduating seniors and other studentgroups, and $3000 appropriated by theBoard of Trustees, DR. HERBERT STEINER TO -SPEAK IN SIMMONS SERIES Dr« Herbert Steiner, associate pro-fessor of German, will present the Secondin the series of Lu.cretia V.T. Simmonslectures at 4:15 oclock on Monday after-noon in Room 121, Sparks Building. Dr. Steiner will speak about theworks of Rainer Maria Rilke, Austrianpoet who 20 years ago was one of thegreat lyrical poets of our time. For many years Dr, Steiner li

The Wheel and cycling trade review . -vitation race, run in heats, resulted in each offour men winning a heat; it was necessaryto postpone the race on account of a terrificrainstorm, with Cooper and Johnson only eli-gible for the final heat, Bald having beendisqualified. In the run off at Waverly Coop-er won the open race, while Bald took secondin a handicap won by Mertens. At Plainfield Bald and Cooper each won arace and Church took the handicap. At New-ark Bald took the open and a local riderwas given the handicap. At Trenton Gardi-ner and Cooper were the winners, the latterscoring in a hand Stock Photo

RM2AXA82E–The Wheel and cycling trade review . -vitation race, run in heats, resulted in each offour men winning a heat; it was necessaryto postpone the race on account of a terrificrainstorm, with Cooper and Johnson only eli-gible for the final heat, Bald having beendisqualified. In the run off at Waverly Coop-er won the open race, while Bald took secondin a handicap won by Mertens. At Plainfield Bald and Cooper each won arace and Church took the handicap. At New-ark Bald took the open and a local riderwas given the handicap. At Trenton Gardi-ner and Cooper were the winners, the latterscoring in a hand

The book of Khalid . [93] BOOK THE SECONDIN THE TEMPLE. TO NATURE 0 Mother eternal, divine, satanic, all encompass-ing, all-nourishing, all-absorbing, O star-diademed,pearl-sandaled Goddess, I am thine forever and ever:whether as a child of thy womb, or an embodi-ment of a spirit-ivave of thy light, or a dumb blindpersonification of thy smiles and tears, or an ignis-fatuus of the intelligence that is in thee or beyond thee,I am thine forever and ever: I come to thee, I pros-trate my face before thee, I surrender myself wholly tothee. O touch me with thy wand divine again; stirme once more in t Stock Photo

RM2AN2GPD–The book of Khalid . [93] BOOK THE SECONDIN THE TEMPLE. TO NATURE 0 Mother eternal, divine, satanic, all encompass-ing, all-nourishing, all-absorbing, O star-diademed,pearl-sandaled Goddess, I am thine forever and ever:whether as a child of thy womb, or an embodi-ment of a spirit-ivave of thy light, or a dumb blindpersonification of thy smiles and tears, or an ignis-fatuus of the intelligence that is in thee or beyond thee,I am thine forever and ever: I come to thee, I pros-trate my face before thee, I surrender myself wholly tothee. O touch me with thy wand divine again; stirme once more in t

Southern good roads . e nundier of spindles manufactured; she stands sec-ond in Ihe aiiioiinl of |iliospliates [iroduced and secondin the aniount of i-ice |iro(hiced. She stands first, as1 liave siiid bcfori. in j)roduction per acre, and there isno state in tin- union tliat is making greater stridesaliug the lines of general development and educationihan is Soutii (arolina today. .Vs we all know. South Carolina is one of tlii- old his-torical stales, a hot b(.d of e<nls. and lien it comes lo ;] sho--(lowii can cut uji more h tj the square inch tliaii aii, sliiti in tlie luiion. She is Stock Photo

RM2AWY6KX–Southern good roads . e nundier of spindles manufactured; she stands sec-ond in Ihe aiiioiinl of |iliospliates [iroduced and secondin the aniount of i-ice |iro(hiced. She stands first, as1 liave siiid bcfori. in j)roduction per acre, and there isno state in tin- union tliat is making greater stridesaliug the lines of general development and educationihan is Soutii (arolina today. .Vs we all know. South Carolina is one of tlii- old his-torical stales, a hot b(.d of e<nls. and lien it comes lo ;] sho--(lowii can cut uji more h tj the square inch tliaii aii, sliiti in tlie luiion. She is

The book of Khalid . AA 000 357 273 2. NEW YORK DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY 1911 Copyright, 191 iB» DODD, MEAD & COMPANY Published, October, 1911 CONTENTS BOOK THE FIRSTIN THE EXCHANGE CHAPTER PAGE Al-Eatihah V To Man 3 I Probing the Trivial 5 II The City of Baal 14 III Via Dolorosa 25 IV On the Wharf of Enchantment 34 V The Cellar of the Soul 46 VI The Summer Afternoon of a Sham .... 58 VII In the Twilight of an Idea 70 VIII With the Huris 83 BOOK THE SECONDIN THE TEMPLE To Nature 97 I The Dowry of Democracy 99 II Subtranscendental 115 III The False Dawn 125 IV The Last Star 130 V Priesto-Parental Stock Photo

RM2AN2HRP–The book of Khalid . AA 000 357 273 2. NEW YORK DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY 1911 Copyright, 191 iB» DODD, MEAD & COMPANY Published, October, 1911 CONTENTS BOOK THE FIRSTIN THE EXCHANGE CHAPTER PAGE Al-Eatihah V To Man 3 I Probing the Trivial 5 II The City of Baal 14 III Via Dolorosa 25 IV On the Wharf of Enchantment 34 V The Cellar of the Soul 46 VI The Summer Afternoon of a Sham .... 58 VII In the Twilight of an Idea 70 VIII With the Huris 83 BOOK THE SECONDIN THE TEMPLE To Nature 97 I The Dowry of Democracy 99 II Subtranscendental 115 III The False Dawn 125 IV The Last Star 130 V Priesto-Parental

. The Ridpath library of universal literature : a biographical and bibliographical summary of the world's most eminent authors, including the choicest extracts and masterpieces from their writings ... . he force of habit ? And if he had beenfortunate or adroit enough to conciliate the good-willof the people, he might induce them to consider as avery odious and unjustifiable restraint upon themselvesa provision which was calculated to debar them of theright of giving a fresh proof of their attachment to afavorite. There may be conceived circumstances inwhich this disgust of the people, secondin Stock Photo

RM2CE45WJ–. The Ridpath library of universal literature : a biographical and bibliographical summary of the world's most eminent authors, including the choicest extracts and masterpieces from their writings ... . he force of habit ? And if he had beenfortunate or adroit enough to conciliate the good-willof the people, he might induce them to consider as avery odious and unjustifiable restraint upon themselvesa provision which was calculated to debar them of theright of giving a fresh proof of their attachment to afavorite. There may be conceived circumstances inwhich this disgust of the people, secondin

. Bell telephone magazine . cable transmission sys-tem radically different from those de-veloped in the past. This is a Pulse CodeModulation System which uses principlessimilar to the carrier system now usedfor trunks between offices in the samecity where circuit requirements are heavy. This system samples the voltages pres-ent on each of the many signals to betransmitted—some 8,000 times a secondin the case of voice circuits. These volt-ages are then encoded and the codesrepresenting all the samples to be trans-mitted are interlaced and sent to theirdestination. Looking at it another way,each Stock Photo

RM2CNC4HW–. Bell telephone magazine . cable transmission sys-tem radically different from those de-veloped in the past. This is a Pulse CodeModulation System which uses principlessimilar to the carrier system now usedfor trunks between offices in the samecity where circuit requirements are heavy. This system samples the voltages pres-ent on each of the many signals to betransmitted—some 8,000 times a secondin the case of voice circuits. These volt-ages are then encoded and the codesrepresenting all the samples to be trans-mitted are interlaced and sent to theirdestination. Looking at it another way,each

. Provo: the garden city of Utah. Its resources and attractions /published under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce . FIRST NATIONAL BANK. who live to-day, who prosper and enjoy comforts that, withoutthese canals, would be unknown here, can never fully sensehow great is their indebtedness to those who fought andworked, who worked and fought, that this county and thiscity might be. THE CAPITAL OF UTAH COUNTY. Provo is the capital of Utah County. This county is secondin population in Utah. The city is surrounded by one of therichest agricultural sections in the whole territory; there being- Stock Photo

RM2CDDW64–. Provo: the garden city of Utah. Its resources and attractions /published under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce . FIRST NATIONAL BANK. who live to-day, who prosper and enjoy comforts that, withoutthese canals, would be unknown here, can never fully sensehow great is their indebtedness to those who fought andworked, who worked and fought, that this county and thiscity might be. THE CAPITAL OF UTAH COUNTY. Provo is the capital of Utah County. This county is secondin population in Utah. The city is surrounded by one of therichest agricultural sections in the whole territory; there being-

. Oracle, The. Track Team 1920 The track team of 1920 had more quality than quan-tity. Having only four men Southwestern placed secondin the Normal shool meet, R. Williams being the all aroundman with five firsts, two seconds and one third. In thedual meet with Edmond Southwestern was ahead until thetwo mile, in which Central won all the places and the meet.Southwestern with the three men placed fourth in theState Intercollegiate meet. Geo. Martin won his specialevent in all three meets as did G. Williams and R. Williams. fek i. Stock Photo

RM2CERW2F–. Oracle, The. Track Team 1920 The track team of 1920 had more quality than quan-tity. Having only four men Southwestern placed secondin the Normal shool meet, R. Williams being the all aroundman with five firsts, two seconds and one third. In thedual meet with Edmond Southwestern was ahead until thetwo mile, in which Central won all the places and the meet.Southwestern with the three men placed fourth in theState Intercollegiate meet. Geo. Martin won his specialevent in all three meets as did G. Williams and R. Williams. fek i.

. A history of the United States. SiR Edmund Andros After the portrait in the StateLibrary at Hartford 144 HOW THE COLONIES WERE GOVERNED. trol. The purpose was to weaken the Quakers and the Puri-tans, the first being strong in Pennsylvania, and the secondin New England. Bacons Rebellion. — Sometimes troubles in the coloniesarose over what the governor left undone, rather than overwhat he did. Governor Berkeley of Virginia in 1676 neg-lected to defend from Indian attacks the planters on the fron-tier, then a short distance northwest of Richmond. He was apparently afraid oflosing a profitable t Stock Photo

RM2CEJTEH–. A history of the United States. SiR Edmund Andros After the portrait in the StateLibrary at Hartford 144 HOW THE COLONIES WERE GOVERNED. trol. The purpose was to weaken the Quakers and the Puri-tans, the first being strong in Pennsylvania, and the secondin New England. Bacons Rebellion. — Sometimes troubles in the coloniesarose over what the governor left undone, rather than overwhat he did. Governor Berkeley of Virginia in 1676 neg-lected to defend from Indian attacks the planters on the fron-tier, then a short distance northwest of Richmond. He was apparently afraid oflosing a profitable t

. The library of American history, literature and biography .. . p to our forces, and theysoon began to fire upon them from thehigher ground of the wooded range.The marines replied vigorously to thefire of their hiddeii foe, and thus con-tinued their hit-and-miss engagementfor a period of four days and nights,with only occasional intermissions.Perhajis the poor marksmanship of theSpaniards is to be thanked for tlitfact that they were not utterly anni-hilated. On the fourth day the Span-ish gave u) the contest and aban-doned the field. Major Henry C. Cochrane, secondin command, states that he Stock Photo

RM2CNTF0B–. The library of American history, literature and biography .. . p to our forces, and theysoon began to fire upon them from thehigher ground of the wooded range.The marines replied vigorously to thefire of their hiddeii foe, and thus con-tinued their hit-and-miss engagementfor a period of four days and nights,with only occasional intermissions.Perhajis the poor marksmanship of theSpaniards is to be thanked for tlitfact that they were not utterly anni-hilated. On the fourth day the Span-ish gave u) the contest and aban-doned the field. Major Henry C. Cochrane, secondin command, states that he

. Oracle, The. ORACLE. Track Team 1920 The track team of 1920 had more quality than quan-tity. Having only four men Southwestern placed secondin the Normal shool meet, R. Williams being the all aroundman with five firsts, two seconds and one third. In thedual meet with Edmond Southwestern was ahead until thetwo mile, in which Central won all the places and the meet.Southwestern with the three men placed fourth in theState Intercollegiate meet. Geo. Martin won his specialevent in all three meets as did G. Williams and R. Williams. fek i Stock Photo

RM2CERW36–. Oracle, The. ORACLE. Track Team 1920 The track team of 1920 had more quality than quan-tity. Having only four men Southwestern placed secondin the Normal shool meet, R. Williams being the all aroundman with five firsts, two seconds and one third. In thedual meet with Edmond Southwestern was ahead until thetwo mile, in which Central won all the places and the meet.Southwestern with the three men placed fourth in theState Intercollegiate meet. Geo. Martin won his specialevent in all three meets as did G. Williams and R. Williams. fek i

. Country life reader . l, breaks easily. In sucha chair one would scarcely dare move lest it give way! Iam glad there are more of the first sort than of the secondin the room. Fl c^JiL .^.„,..^...^...^.^ |-==yy p^^? ¥> pi^ A roomy, comfortable chair is better than one that is merely ornamental. I am sure, too, that you will agree with me in wishingto have this couch made over, if possible. The ornamentsglued to the back stick out uncomfortably, and the frame,as a whole, has ugly angles. How much better it will beif we can have it made over to look like the second couchin the illustration. Stock Photo

RM2CE46PJ–. Country life reader . l, breaks easily. In sucha chair one would scarcely dare move lest it give way! Iam glad there are more of the first sort than of the secondin the room. Fl c^JiL .^.„,..^...^...^.^ |-==yy p^^? ¥> pi^ A roomy, comfortable chair is better than one that is merely ornamental. I am sure, too, that you will agree with me in wishingto have this couch made over, if possible. The ornamentsglued to the back stick out uncomfortably, and the frame,as a whole, has ugly angles. How much better it will beif we can have it made over to look like the second couchin the illustration.

. Battles and leaders of the Civil War : being for the most part contributions by Union and Confederate officers . TAIN, TJ. S. N. at 1 oclock P. M. of theJ. 25th of April, 1S62.Farraguts squadron,having completed itsmemorable passage ofForts Jackson andSt. Philip, and hav-ing silenced theChalmette batteries,anchored in front ofthe city of New Or-leans in a drenchingrain. Captain TheodorusBailey, being secondin command, claim-ed the privilege ofcarrying ashore thedemand for the sur-render of the city.This was accordedhim by the flag-officer, and the captain, accom-panied by Lieutenant George Stock Photo

RM2CGKTRM–. Battles and leaders of the Civil War : being for the most part contributions by Union and Confederate officers . TAIN, TJ. S. N. at 1 oclock P. M. of theJ. 25th of April, 1S62.Farraguts squadron,having completed itsmemorable passage ofForts Jackson andSt. Philip, and hav-ing silenced theChalmette batteries,anchored in front ofthe city of New Or-leans in a drenchingrain. Captain TheodorusBailey, being secondin command, claim-ed the privilege ofcarrying ashore thedemand for the sur-render of the city.This was accordedhim by the flag-officer, and the captain, accom-panied by Lieutenant George

. Commodore John Barry, the father of the American navy; . mmission marked 49 COMMODORE JOHN BARRY Number One, which made John Barry thecommander-in-chief of all the naval forces ofthe United States (to take rank from the 4thday of June, 1794), and which Washingtontook occasion to hand in person to CommodoreBarry. The gallant Captain Nicholson, then secondin rank to Barry, wrote him from Boston onJune 14, 1794: Give me leave to congratu-late you on your honorable appointment tothe command of our navy. I make no doubtbut it is to your satisfaction and all whowish well to his country. Fenimore C Stock Photo

RM2CDDC4J–. Commodore John Barry, the father of the American navy; . mmission marked 49 COMMODORE JOHN BARRY Number One, which made John Barry thecommander-in-chief of all the naval forces ofthe United States (to take rank from the 4thday of June, 1794), and which Washingtontook occasion to hand in person to CommodoreBarry. The gallant Captain Nicholson, then secondin rank to Barry, wrote him from Boston onJune 14, 1794: Give me leave to congratu-late you on your honorable appointment tothe command of our navy. I make no doubtbut it is to your satisfaction and all whowish well to his country. Fenimore C

RM2CEDN6K–. The national parks portfolio. HE blues and the grays and the mauves and the reds are secondin glory only to the canyons size and sculpture. The colorschange with every changing hour. The morning and the eveningshadows play magicians tricks.It seems like a gigantic statement for even Nature to make all in onemighty stone word, writes John Muir. Wildness so Godful, cosmic, prime-val, bestows a new sense of earths beauty and size. . But the colors, theliving, rejoicing colors, chanting morning and evening in chorus to heaven!Whose brush or pencil, however lovingly inspired, can give us these? I

. Texas ... an illustrated description of present conditions in the Lone Star state, with comparative tables showing the marvelous growth and exceptional advantages offered to the prospective investor or homeseeker . Residence near Denison. How Texas Ranks. As compared with other States, Texas ranks first in area, secondin railroad mileage, fourth in per capita wealth, seventh in popula-tion. It ranks first as producer of cotton, cattle and horses. In1900 it produced more than one-third of the cotton crop of theUnited States, and more than one-fourth of the worlds cotton crop.Total number of f Stock Photo

RM2CE0FAF–. Texas ... an illustrated description of present conditions in the Lone Star state, with comparative tables showing the marvelous growth and exceptional advantages offered to the prospective investor or homeseeker . Residence near Denison. How Texas Ranks. As compared with other States, Texas ranks first in area, secondin railroad mileage, fourth in per capita wealth, seventh in popula-tion. It ranks first as producer of cotton, cattle and horses. In1900 it produced more than one-third of the cotton crop of theUnited States, and more than one-fourth of the worlds cotton crop.Total number of f

. Manual of fruit insects. Fig. 116. — Fall webworm, beginning of a nest. APPLE INSECTS — BUDS AND FOLIAGE 109 in diameter andcontains 300 or 400eggs. The egg isglobular, -^-^ inch indiameter, and hasa delicate thimble-like sculpture. Theeggs of the firstbrood hatch inabout 10 days andthose of the secondin about a weekafter deposition. Soon after hatch-ing the extremelyhairy young cater-pillars begin feedingon the leaves, usually atinclose in a silken web.. Fig. 117. — Fall webworm, nest. the end of a branch, which theyAt first they feed only under cover of the web, which is enlarged to inclos Stock Photo

RM2CEH5HC–. Manual of fruit insects. Fig. 116. — Fall webworm, beginning of a nest. APPLE INSECTS — BUDS AND FOLIAGE 109 in diameter andcontains 300 or 400eggs. The egg isglobular, -^-^ inch indiameter, and hasa delicate thimble-like sculpture. Theeggs of the firstbrood hatch inabout 10 days andthose of the secondin about a weekafter deposition. Soon after hatch-ing the extremelyhairy young cater-pillars begin feedingon the leaves, usually atinclose in a silken web.. Fig. 117. — Fall webworm, nest. the end of a branch, which theyAt first they feed only under cover of the web, which is enlarged to inclos

. Book of the Royal blue . peared with the Livonia, sailing againstthe Columbia and Sappho, in whichshe was beaten twice by the (olumbiaand twice by the Sappho, and winningtwo races from the Columbia. Five years later, Canada undertook towin the trophy through the sails of theCountess of Dufferin against the Made-line, but lost both races. Canada tried itagain in 1881, with the sloop Atalanta, Nat Herreshoff became famous in theyachting world as a manufacturer of supe-rior craft. The first race was won by theMgilant in .)| minutes ahead; the secondin 1(1 minutes and 3.3 seconds ahead, andthe l Stock Photo

RM2CH4NXP–. Book of the Royal blue . peared with the Livonia, sailing againstthe Columbia and Sappho, in whichshe was beaten twice by the (olumbiaand twice by the Sappho, and winningtwo races from the Columbia. Five years later, Canada undertook towin the trophy through the sails of theCountess of Dufferin against the Made-line, but lost both races. Canada tried itagain in 1881, with the sloop Atalanta, Nat Herreshoff became famous in theyachting world as a manufacturer of supe-rior craft. The first race was won by theMgilant in .)| minutes ahead; the secondin 1(1 minutes and 3.3 seconds ahead, andthe l

. A leisurely journey . XX. LAKE GARDA. T is neither in my heart nor mind toinflict a letter on the reader touchingsuch hackneyed themes as Venice orthe Italian lakes as such, meaning by thatterm the oft-described Como and Maggiore.I will only say that since I wrote, six weeksago, from that beautiful Meran, I have seenTrent, the scene of the great Council, morecelebrated than even the famous advisory Brooklyn council; Verona, in northern Italy,where exists a Roman amphitheatre secondin size and magnificence only to the Colosseumof Rome, and perhaps equally celebrated asthe home of Romeo and Ju Stock Photo

RM2CE5CCK–. A leisurely journey . XX. LAKE GARDA. T is neither in my heart nor mind toinflict a letter on the reader touchingsuch hackneyed themes as Venice orthe Italian lakes as such, meaning by thatterm the oft-described Como and Maggiore.I will only say that since I wrote, six weeksago, from that beautiful Meran, I have seenTrent, the scene of the great Council, morecelebrated than even the famous advisory Brooklyn council; Verona, in northern Italy,where exists a Roman amphitheatre secondin size and magnificence only to the Colosseumof Rome, and perhaps equally celebrated asthe home of Romeo and Ju

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