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210326 -- LHASA, March 26, 2021 -- Cering Lhamo recalls her experience in the old times at Zedang Township of Shannan City, southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region, Feb. 10, 2021. Cering Lhamo, 95, was born in a shabby cowshed in Lhunze County of Tibet Autonomous Region. She became a serf for a lord at the age of 6, and was forced to leave her parents and go to another manor at 12, as serfs could be sold or sent to other lords at will in the old times. Such a plight came to an end in 1959, after a democratic reform liberated more than 1 million people, or 90 percent of the population of the Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/210326-lhasa-march-26-2021-cering-lhamo-recalls-her-experience-in-the-old-times-at-zedang-township-of-shannan-city-southwest-china-s-tibet-autonomous-region-feb-10-2021-cering-lhamo-95-was-born-in-a-shabby-cowshed-in-lhunze-county-of-tibet-autonomous-region-she-became-a-serf-for-a-lord-at-the-age-of-6-and-was-forced-to-leave-her-parents-and-go-to-another-manor-at-12-as-serfs-could-be-sold-or-sent-to-other-lords-at-will-in-the-old-times-such-a-plight-came-to-an-end-in-1959-after-a-democratic-reform-liberated-more-than-1-million-people-or-90-percent-of-the-population-of-the-image565033019.htmlRM2RR7DAK–210326 -- LHASA, March 26, 2021 -- Cering Lhamo recalls her experience in the old times at Zedang Township of Shannan City, southwest China s Tibet Autonomous Region, Feb. 10, 2021. Cering Lhamo, 95, was born in a shabby cowshed in Lhunze County of Tibet Autonomous Region. She became a serf for a lord at the age of 6, and was forced to leave her parents and go to another manor at 12, as serfs could be sold or sent to other lords at will in the old times. Such a plight came to an end in 1959, after a democratic reform liberated more than 1 million people, or 90 percent of the population of the
Etonian . and has workedhard to complete the StenographicCourse. So. with these most strikingqualifications, her success as a calla-ble efficient stenographer, or as aresponsible private secretary, is as-sured. FLORENCE REAM Elizabethtown, Ia. Stenographic Course Floss Franklin Literary Society; Ath-letic Association. Florence came into our illustriouscircle in the fall of 1921, havinggraduated from Elizabethtown Hijjh School. Florence is making g 1 in the Commercial Course. We hearthat she is a prodigy in shorthand,and an adepl in typewriting. In haskel hall her remarkable athletic abil-ity i Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/etonian-and-has-workedhard-to-complete-the-stenographiccourse-so-with-these-most-strikingqualifications-her-success-as-a-calla-ble-efficient-stenographer-or-as-aresponsible-private-secretary-is-as-sured-florence-ream-elizabethtown-ia-stenographic-course-floss-franklin-literary-society-ath-letic-association-florence-came-into-our-illustriouscircle-in-the-fall-of-1921-havinggraduated-from-elizabethtown-hijjh-school-florence-is-making-g-1-in-the-commercial-course-we-hearthat-she-is-a-prodigy-in-shorthandand-an-adepl-in-typewriting-in-haskel-hall-her-remarkable-athletic-abil-ity-i-image339020015.htmlRM2AKFKDK–Etonian . and has workedhard to complete the StenographicCourse. So. with these most strikingqualifications, her success as a calla-ble efficient stenographer, or as aresponsible private secretary, is as-sured. FLORENCE REAM Elizabethtown, Ia. Stenographic Course Floss Franklin Literary Society; Ath-letic Association. Florence came into our illustriouscircle in the fall of 1921, havinggraduated from Elizabethtown Hijjh School. Florence is making g 1 in the Commercial Course. We hearthat she is a prodigy in shorthand,and an adepl in typewriting. In haskel hall her remarkable athletic abil-ity i
Bates Student . certs andLeader Benwick of the dice Club hasbeen assisting him. They have workedhard and have been very successful, yetthe unusual conditions of the year mustbe recognized. The expenses of takingextra men make it almost impossible to take as many as the leader might wish.Be has been forced to pick a limitednumber in order that the clubs maymake their usual fine trips. Though this may limit the numberin the clubs, the quality is much higherthan might be expected in such a year.The rehearsals have brought out muchtalent in the upper classes not availablein former years. In fact, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/bates-student-certs-andleader-benwick-of-the-dice-club-hasbeen-assisting-him-they-have-workedhard-and-have-been-very-successful-yetthe-unusual-conditions-of-the-year-mustbe-recognized-the-expenses-of-takingextra-men-make-it-almost-impossible-to-take-as-many-as-the-leader-might-wishbe-has-been-forced-to-pick-a-limitednumber-in-order-that-the-clubs-maymake-their-usual-fine-trips-though-this-may-limit-the-numberin-the-clubs-the-quality-is-much-higherthan-might-be-expected-in-such-a-yearthe-rehearsals-have-brought-out-muchtalent-in-the-upper-classes-not-availablein-former-years-in-fact-image338133613.htmlRM2AJ38TD–Bates Student . certs andLeader Benwick of the dice Club hasbeen assisting him. They have workedhard and have been very successful, yetthe unusual conditions of the year mustbe recognized. The expenses of takingextra men make it almost impossible to take as many as the leader might wish.Be has been forced to pick a limitednumber in order that the clubs maymake their usual fine trips. Though this may limit the numberin the clubs, the quality is much higherthan might be expected in such a year.The rehearsals have brought out muchtalent in the upper classes not availablein former years. In fact,
The Wheel and cycling trade review . Model XX. of the Reading industries, they have workedhard and faithfully, and to-day have thesatisfaction of seeing their goods shipped toall parts of the globe. They have also beenfortunate in securing as selling agents fourfirms with National reputations. In New-York City, the Anglo-American Cycle Fit-tings Company take care of the Metropolitandistrict. The Shone-Hanna Company lookafter their interests in Rochester. Crosby &Mayer, Buffalo, the well-known stampingsconcern, handle the saddles from that point. Model O—Hygienic. and in the West, and Gus Boyer Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-wheel-and-cycling-trade-review-model-xx-of-the-reading-industries-they-have-workedhard-and-faithfully-and-to-day-have-thesatisfaction-of-seeing-their-goods-shipped-toall-parts-of-the-globe-they-have-also-beenfortunate-in-securing-as-selling-agents-fourfirms-with-national-reputations-in-new-york-city-the-anglo-american-cycle-fit-tings-company-take-care-of-the-metropolitandistrict-the-shone-hanna-company-lookafter-their-interests-in-rochester-crosby-mayer-buffalo-the-well-known-stampingsconcern-handle-the-saddles-from-that-point-model-ohygienic-and-in-the-west-and-gus-boyer-image343210174.htmlRM2AXAG26–The Wheel and cycling trade review . Model XX. of the Reading industries, they have workedhard and faithfully, and to-day have thesatisfaction of seeing their goods shipped toall parts of the globe. They have also beenfortunate in securing as selling agents fourfirms with National reputations. In New-York City, the Anglo-American Cycle Fit-tings Company take care of the Metropolitandistrict. The Shone-Hanna Company lookafter their interests in Rochester. Crosby &Mayer, Buffalo, the well-known stampingsconcern, handle the saddles from that point. Model O—Hygienic. and in the West, and Gus Boyer
![Views in Suffolk, Norfolk, and Northamptonshire: illustrative of the works of Robert Bloomfield: accompanied with descriptions: to which is annexed a memoir of the poet's life . he well knew how to do/Mr. Austin, having himself a large family, couldpay but little attention to his young kinsn)an, morethan to ])roviding him with food and employment:in this respect, however, the treatment of his ser-vants and of his sons was the same; all workedhard, all lived well. Twas thus -with Giles ; meek, fatherless, and poor, Labour his portion, but he felt no more; No stripes, no tvrannyhis steps pursud, Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJ46YT/views-in-suffolk-norfolk-and-northamptonshire-illustrative-of-the-works-of-robert-bloomfield-accompanied-with-descriptions-to-which-is-annexed-a-memoir-of-the-poets-life-he-well-knew-how-to-domr-austin-having-himself-a-large-family-couldpay-but-little-attention-to-his-young-kinsnan-morethan-to-roviding-him-with-food-and-employmentin-this-respect-however-the-treatment-of-his-ser-vants-and-of-his-sons-was-the-same-all-workedhard-all-lived-well-twas-thus-with-giles-meek-fatherless-and-poor-labour-his-portion-but-he-felt-no-more-no-stripes-no-tvrannyhis-steps-pursud-2AJ46YT.jpg "Views in Suffolk, Norfolk, and Northamptonshire: illustrative of the works of Robert Bloomfield: accompanied with descriptions: to which is annexed a memoir of the poet's life . he well knew how to do/Mr. Austin, having himself a large family, couldpay but little attention to his young kinsn)an, morethan to ])roviding him with food and employment:in this respect, however, the treatment of his ser-vants and of his sons was the same; all workedhard, all lived well. Twas thus -with Giles ; meek, fatherless, and poor, Labour his portion, but he felt no more; No stripes, no tvrannyhis steps pursud, Stock Photo")
Views in Suffolk, Norfolk, and Northamptonshire: illustrative of the works of Robert Bloomfield: accompanied with descriptions: to which is annexed a memoir of the poet's life . he well knew how to do/Mr. Austin, having himself a large family, couldpay but little attention to his young kinsn)an, morethan to ])roviding him with food and employment:in this respect, however, the treatment of his ser-vants and of his sons was the same; all workedhard, all lived well. Twas thus -with Giles ; meek, fatherless, and poor, Labour his portion, but he felt no more; No stripes, no tvrannyhis steps pursud, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/views-in-suffolk-norfolk-and-northamptonshire-illustrative-of-the-works-of-robert-bloomfield-accompanied-with-descriptions-to-which-is-annexed-a-memoir-of-the-poets-life-he-well-knew-how-to-domr-austin-having-himself-a-large-family-couldpay-but-little-attention-to-his-young-kinsnan-morethan-to-roviding-him-with-food-and-employmentin-this-respect-however-the-treatment-of-his-ser-vants-and-of-his-sons-was-the-same-all-workedhard-all-lived-well-twas-thus-with-giles-meek-fatherless-and-poor-labour-his-portion-but-he-felt-no-more-no-stripes-no-tvrannyhis-steps-pursud-image338154092.htmlRM2AJ46YT–Views in Suffolk, Norfolk, and Northamptonshire: illustrative of the works of Robert Bloomfield: accompanied with descriptions: to which is annexed a memoir of the poet's life . he well knew how to do/Mr. Austin, having himself a large family, couldpay but little attention to his young kinsn)an, morethan to ])roviding him with food and employment:in this respect, however, the treatment of his ser-vants and of his sons was the same; all workedhard, all lived well. Twas thus -with Giles ; meek, fatherless, and poor, Labour his portion, but he felt no more; No stripes, no tvrannyhis steps pursud,
. Rod and gun. of his people, said he hadreceived every assistance from the Britishand Foreign Bible Society, in furnishing theScriptures in the native language for distribu-tion among the people of Lapland. The first Bible in the Lapland tongue wascarried into our country about 18 years ago,he continued. The missionaries have workedhard and the results are beginning to show insome places, but in a general way there areonly a few who will undertake the task ofenlightening my primitive countrymen, whoare not only poor and illiterate, but extremelysuperstitious in all things. We are compara-tive Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rod-and-gun-of-his-people-said-he-hadreceived-every-assistance-from-the-britishand-foreign-bible-society-in-furnishing-thescriptures-in-the-native-language-for-distribu-tion-among-the-people-of-lapland-the-first-bible-in-the-lapland-tongue-wascarried-into-our-country-about-18-years-agohe-continued-the-missionaries-have-workedhard-and-the-results-are-beginning-to-show-insome-places-but-in-a-general-way-there-areonly-a-few-who-will-undertake-the-task-ofenlightening-my-primitive-countrymen-whoare-not-only-poor-and-illiterate-but-extremelysuperstitious-in-all-things-we-are-compara-tive-image337156478.htmlRM2AGEPEP–. Rod and gun. of his people, said he hadreceived every assistance from the Britishand Foreign Bible Society, in furnishing theScriptures in the native language for distribu-tion among the people of Lapland. The first Bible in the Lapland tongue wascarried into our country about 18 years ago,he continued. The missionaries have workedhard and the results are beginning to show insome places, but in a general way there areonly a few who will undertake the task ofenlightening my primitive countrymen, whoare not only poor and illiterate, but extremelysuperstitious in all things. We are compara-tive
Calyx . n Eeze has workedhard, and unless Atropos decides to cut the cordat the last moment he will run away with the oldLaw degree in June. During his stay on the campus, Grimley hasmade numerous friends, and when he departs,it is unnecessary to say that he will leave a bigplace to be filled by someone. Do you hear thenames of any candidates. Guy Leland HartleyBufFalo, West Virginia 2: A K: Graham-Washington Literary SocietyOn September Hi, 1919, Guy, fresh from thewilds of West irginia, drifted into Lexingtonto see how much he could embarrass the lawfaculty by asking questions they could n Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/calyx-n-eeze-has-workedhard-and-unless-atropos-decides-to-cut-the-cordat-the-last-moment-he-will-run-away-with-the-oldlaw-degree-in-june-during-his-stay-on-the-campus-grimley-hasmade-numerous-friends-and-when-he-departsit-is-unnecessary-to-say-that-he-will-leave-a-bigplace-to-be-filled-by-someone-do-you-hear-thenames-of-any-candidates-guy-leland-hartleybuffalo-west-virginia-2-a-k-graham-washington-literary-societyon-september-hi-1919-guy-fresh-from-thewilds-of-west-irginia-drifted-into-lexingtonto-see-how-much-he-could-embarrass-the-lawfaculty-by-asking-questions-they-could-n-image339259249.htmlRM2AKXGHN–Calyx . n Eeze has workedhard, and unless Atropos decides to cut the cordat the last moment he will run away with the oldLaw degree in June. During his stay on the campus, Grimley hasmade numerous friends, and when he departs,it is unnecessary to say that he will leave a bigplace to be filled by someone. Do you hear thenames of any candidates. Guy Leland HartleyBufFalo, West Virginia 2: A K: Graham-Washington Literary SocietyOn September Hi, 1919, Guy, fresh from thewilds of West irginia, drifted into Lexingtonto see how much he could embarrass the lawfaculty by asking questions they could n
Calyx . ton and I.,ee can fur-nish them thought for imly three years. Pos-sessing all the (|ualities of friendship and cordial-ity reputed to liae belonged to the old Ken-tucky colonel of the last century. Miller cameto us in 191S. Since that time he has workedhard, his work being rewarded by the attain-ment of a degree in only three years. During the short time that he has been here,he has made many friends and has been at everyopportunity all that a good friend should betowards his friends. .lthough a considerableamount of his time has been spent in the chemicallaboratory where he is doing Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/calyx-ton-and-iee-can-fur-nish-them-thought-for-imly-three-years-pos-sessing-all-the-ualities-of-friendship-and-cordial-ity-reputed-to-liae-belonged-to-the-old-ken-tucky-colonel-of-the-last-century-miller-cameto-us-in-191s-since-that-time-he-has-workedhard-his-work-being-rewarded-by-the-attain-ment-of-a-degree-in-only-three-years-during-the-short-time-that-he-has-been-herehe-has-made-many-friends-and-has-been-at-everyopportunity-all-that-a-good-friend-should-betowards-his-friends-lthough-a-considerableamount-of-his-time-has-been-spent-in-the-chemicallaboratory-where-he-is-doing-image339231921.htmlRM2AKW9NN–Calyx . ton and I.,ee can fur-nish them thought for imly three years. Pos-sessing all the (|ualities of friendship and cordial-ity reputed to liae belonged to the old Ken-tucky colonel of the last century. Miller cameto us in 191S. Since that time he has workedhard, his work being rewarded by the attain-ment of a degree in only three years. During the short time that he has been here,he has made many friends and has been at everyopportunity all that a good friend should betowards his friends. .lthough a considerableamount of his time has been spent in the chemicallaboratory where he is doing
. International studio. {Purchasedby the Ville de Parisor the Music du Petit Palais) PRIXTEMPS PARISIENBY HARRY B. LACHMAN Studio- Talk. LE PORT (DOUARNENEZ 3Y HARRY B. LAC conscientious as his work. As a boy he workedhard to live—in the great city of Chicago, wherehe was bom and left an orphan at the age often. At twenty-five he came to France, where,for five years, he has been painting landscapes.At Philadelphia he had admired the paintingsof Charles Cottet, and chance brought him intotouch with this great French master almostimmediately upon his arrival here. The artisticbreath of Paris fan Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/international-studio-purchasedby-the-ville-de-parisor-the-music-du-petit-palais-prixtemps-parisienby-harry-b-lachman-studio-talk-le-port-douarnenez-3y-harry-b-lac-conscientious-as-his-work-as-a-boy-he-workedhard-to-livein-the-great-city-of-chicago-wherehe-was-bom-and-left-an-orphan-at-the-age-often-at-twenty-five-he-came-to-france-wherefor-five-years-he-has-been-painting-landscapesat-philadelphia-he-had-admired-the-paintingsof-charles-cottet-and-chance-brought-him-intotouch-with-this-great-french-master-almostimmediately-upon-his-arrival-here-the-artisticbreath-of-paris-fan-image337090366.htmlRM2AGBP5J–. International studio. {Purchasedby the Ville de Parisor the Music du Petit Palais) PRIXTEMPS PARISIENBY HARRY B. LACHMAN Studio- Talk. LE PORT (DOUARNENEZ 3Y HARRY B. LAC conscientious as his work. As a boy he workedhard to live—in the great city of Chicago, wherehe was bom and left an orphan at the age often. At twenty-five he came to France, where,for five years, he has been painting landscapes.At Philadelphia he had admired the paintingsof Charles Cottet, and chance brought him intotouch with this great French master almostimmediately upon his arrival here. The artisticbreath of Paris fan
The canadian magazine of politics, science, art and literature, November 1910-April 1911 . lent lookout points cov-ering the whole of the country. Thegrove of trees at the back of the fortdescends to the Bow River. I questioned the Indians regardingits construction, and they said thatthose who made it used their handsand knives. They must have workedhard! Turning the soil with a plough we an Indian we dug out one of the pitsand found five feet from the top a fire-place and a quantity of buffalo bones. Arrangements are now being madeto examine the ground carefully, andit is likely that many int Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-canadian-magazine-of-politics-science-art-and-literature-november-1910-april-1911-lent-lookout-points-cov-ering-the-whole-of-the-country-thegrove-of-trees-at-the-back-of-the-fortdescends-to-the-bow-river-i-questioned-the-indians-regardingits-construction-and-they-said-thatthose-who-made-it-used-their-handsand-knives-they-must-have-workedhard!-turning-the-soil-with-a-plough-we-an-indian-we-dug-out-one-of-the-pitsand-found-five-feet-from-the-top-a-fire-place-and-a-quantity-of-buffalo-bones-arrangements-are-now-being-madeto-examine-the-ground-carefully-andit-is-likely-that-many-int-image343061384.htmlRM2AX3P88–The canadian magazine of politics, science, art and literature, November 1910-April 1911 . lent lookout points cov-ering the whole of the country. Thegrove of trees at the back of the fortdescends to the Bow River. I questioned the Indians regardingits construction, and they said thatthose who made it used their handsand knives. They must have workedhard! Turning the soil with a plough we an Indian we dug out one of the pitsand found five feet from the top a fire-place and a quantity of buffalo bones. Arrangements are now being madeto examine the ground carefully, andit is likely that many int
The Campanile . third and hit a mean baseball until his untimelyinjury in the Texas game. Bradley, Hughes and Boettcher took care of theouter gardens. Stevens proved effective as a utility man. Melton and Dun-kerly were substitute pitchers who, while unfavored with victories, workedhard and secured experience which will benefit them and the Owl team next year. The majority of the games were close. Sometimes, however, the Blue andGrey fielders were deluged with hits and runs, and at other-times blew up withreverberating reports,—so that in five games alone opponents scored a total of62 runs to Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-campanile-third-and-hit-a-mean-baseball-until-his-untimelyinjury-in-the-texas-game-bradley-hughes-and-boettcher-took-care-of-theouter-gardens-stevens-proved-effective-as-a-utility-man-melton-and-dun-kerly-were-substitute-pitchers-who-while-unfavored-with-victories-workedhard-and-secured-experience-which-will-benefit-them-and-the-owl-team-next-year-the-majority-of-the-games-were-close-sometimes-however-the-blue-andgrey-fielders-were-deluged-with-hits-and-runs-and-at-other-times-blew-up-withreverberating-reportsso-that-in-five-games-alone-opponents-scored-a-total-of62-runs-to-image339133619.htmlRM2AKMTAY–The Campanile . third and hit a mean baseball until his untimelyinjury in the Texas game. Bradley, Hughes and Boettcher took care of theouter gardens. Stevens proved effective as a utility man. Melton and Dun-kerly were substitute pitchers who, while unfavored with victories, workedhard and secured experience which will benefit them and the Owl team next year. The majority of the games were close. Sometimes, however, the Blue andGrey fielders were deluged with hits and runs, and at other-times blew up withreverberating reports,—so that in five games alone opponents scored a total of62 runs to
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Elementary history of the United States . ds joined them, a lobster or a piece of fish, with-out any bread or anything else but a cup of water, was allthey had to offer them. 9. But in three or four years things were better.Each settler had his own tract of land. They workedhard, and corn was raised in abundance. More of their 1630] 3IASSACHUSETT8 BAY COLONY. 45 own faith came over from England. In 1630, their num-ber had increased to three hundred. From this time, thecolony iiomished. LESSON XIY.OTHER NEW ENGLAND COLONIES. 1. Massachusetts Bay.—In 1030, a largecompany of EnglishPuritans, hayi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elementary-history-of-the-united-states-ds-joined-them-a-lobster-or-a-piece-of-fish-with-out-any-bread-or-anything-else-but-a-cup-of-water-was-allthey-had-to-offer-them-9-but-in-three-or-four-years-things-were-bettereach-settler-had-his-own-tract-of-land-they-workedhard-and-corn-was-raised-in-abundance-more-of-their-1630-3iassachusett8-bay-colony-45-own-faith-came-over-from-england-in-1630-their-num-ber-had-increased-to-three-hundred-from-this-time-thecolony-iiomished-lesson-xiyother-new-england-colonies-1-massachusetts-bayin-1030-a-largecompany-of-englishpuritans-hayi-image342652374.htmlRM2AWD4GP–Elementary history of the United States . ds joined them, a lobster or a piece of fish, with-out any bread or anything else but a cup of water, was allthey had to offer them. 9. But in three or four years things were better.Each settler had his own tract of land. They workedhard, and corn was raised in abundance. More of their 1630] 3IASSACHUSETT8 BAY COLONY. 45 own faith came over from England. In 1630, their num-ber had increased to three hundred. From this time, thecolony iiomished. LESSON XIY.OTHER NEW ENGLAND COLONIES. 1. Massachusetts Bay.—In 1030, a largecompany of EnglishPuritans, hayi
The past and present of Vermilion County, Illinois .. . THOMAS HUGHES.. MRS. THOMAS HUGHES. THE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD 219 for thirty dollars for six months service orfi-e dollars per month, and of this the fatherreceived one-half. Mr. Hughes workedhard, doing his full share of the work,swinging a cradle side hy side with fullgrown men and working in the harvest fieldall day long. Later he concluded to changehis occupation and learn a trade, becoming-apprenticed to a carpenter, but when work-ing on the tall buildings he became dizzy andgave up that occupation. He then workedwith his father in th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-past-and-present-of-vermilion-county-illinois-thomas-hughes-mrs-thomas-hughes-the-biographical-record-219-for-thirty-dollars-for-six-months-service-orfi-e-dollars-per-month-and-of-this-the-fatherreceived-one-half-mr-hughes-workedhard-doing-his-full-share-of-the-workswinging-a-cradle-side-hy-side-with-fullgrown-men-and-working-in-the-harvest-fieldall-day-long-later-he-concluded-to-changehis-occupation-and-learn-a-trade-becoming-apprenticed-to-a-carpenter-but-when-work-ing-on-the-tall-buildings-he-became-dizzy-andgave-up-that-occupation-he-then-workedwith-his-father-in-th-image339280539.htmlRM2AKYFP3–The past and present of Vermilion County, Illinois .. . THOMAS HUGHES.. MRS. THOMAS HUGHES. THE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD 219 for thirty dollars for six months service orfi-e dollars per month, and of this the fatherreceived one-half. Mr. Hughes workedhard, doing his full share of the work,swinging a cradle side hy side with fullgrown men and working in the harvest fieldall day long. Later he concluded to changehis occupation and learn a trade, becoming-apprenticed to a carpenter, but when work-ing on the tall buildings he became dizzy andgave up that occupation. He then workedwith his father in th
![. The Lanthorn 1917. KEITH HOTSFORI) SUB-CENTER This youth guarded the pivot position fairly well;although not a player of the first magnitude, he workedhard, and finally landed a berth with the first-string men.He is a comer, and with a little more c.]Kricnce he willprove a valuable asset to any squad. Page One Hiiiult-tt-Tzi-t-itty-Foiir SCRUB FOOTBALL Coach ---------- Claude Aikens Maimycr ---------- A. F. Klepfer Captain ----------- S. S. Bulick LINE-UP Gaul ------ Center RoTHFUss ------ Guard BoTTiGER ------ Guard Dahlen ------ Guard Roth FUSS ------ Guard Dunmire ------ Tackle Papenfus Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AG7786/the-lanthorn-1917-keith-hotsfori-sub-center-this-youth-guarded-the-pivot-position-fairly-wellalthough-not-a-player-of-the-first-magnitude-he-workedhard-and-finally-landed-a-berth-with-the-first-string-menhe-is-a-comer-and-with-a-little-more-c-kricnce-he-willprove-a-valuable-asset-to-any-squad-page-one-hiiiult-tt-tzi-t-itty-foiir-scrub-football-coach-claude-aikens-maimycr-a-f-klepfer-captain-s-s-bulick-line-up-gaul-center-rothfuss-guard-bottiger-guard-dahlen-guard-roth-fuss-guard-dunmire-tackle-papenfus-2AG7786.jpg ". The Lanthorn 1917. KEITH HOTSFORI) SUB-CENTER This youth guarded the pivot position fairly well;although not a player of the first magnitude, he workedhard, and finally landed a berth with the first-string men.He is a comer, and with a little more c.]Kricnce he willprove a valuable asset to any squad. Page One Hiiiult-tt-Tzi-t-itty-Foiir SCRUB FOOTBALL Coach ---------- Claude Aikens Maimycr ---------- A. F. Klepfer Captain ----------- S. S. Bulick LINE-UP Gaul ------ Center RoTHFUss ------ Guard BoTTiGER ------ Guard Dahlen ------ Guard Roth FUSS ------ Guard Dunmire ------ Tackle Papenfus Stock Photo")
. The Lanthorn 1917. KEITH HOTSFORI) SUB-CENTER This youth guarded the pivot position fairly well;although not a player of the first magnitude, he workedhard, and finally landed a berth with the first-string men.He is a comer, and with a little more c.]Kricnce he willprove a valuable asset to any squad. Page One Hiiiult-tt-Tzi-t-itty-Foiir SCRUB FOOTBALL Coach ---------- Claude Aikens Maimycr ---------- A. F. Klepfer Captain ----------- S. S. Bulick LINE-UP Gaul ------ Center RoTHFUss ------ Guard BoTTiGER ------ Guard Dahlen ------ Guard Roth FUSS ------ Guard Dunmire ------ Tackle Papenfus Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-lanthorn-1917-keith-hotsfori-sub-center-this-youth-guarded-the-pivot-position-fairly-wellalthough-not-a-player-of-the-first-magnitude-he-workedhard-and-finally-landed-a-berth-with-the-first-string-menhe-is-a-comer-and-with-a-little-more-c-kricnce-he-willprove-a-valuable-asset-to-any-squad-page-one-hiiiult-tt-tzi-t-itty-foiir-scrub-football-coach-claude-aikens-maimycr-a-f-klepfer-captain-s-s-bulick-line-up-gaul-center-rothfuss-guard-bottiger-guard-dahlen-guard-roth-fuss-guard-dunmire-tackle-papenfus-image336990870.htmlRM2AG7786–. The Lanthorn 1917. KEITH HOTSFORI) SUB-CENTER This youth guarded the pivot position fairly well;although not a player of the first magnitude, he workedhard, and finally landed a berth with the first-string men.He is a comer, and with a little more c.]Kricnce he willprove a valuable asset to any squad. Page One Hiiiult-tt-Tzi-t-itty-Foiir SCRUB FOOTBALL Coach ---------- Claude Aikens Maimycr ---------- A. F. Klepfer Captain ----------- S. S. Bulick LINE-UP Gaul ------ Center RoTHFUss ------ Guard BoTTiGER ------ Guard Dahlen ------ Guard Roth FUSS ------ Guard Dunmire ------ Tackle Papenfus
Missionary Visitor, The (1912) . <*^tt!$=* A JAPANESE SOLDIER Elizabeth Ward. N the northernmostisland of Ja p a n ,which is named Hok-kaido, in the city ofAsa-hi-gaua, or of The Morning SunRiver/ as we shouldcall it in English,there once lived acertain young Jap-anese. He was nota very remarkable man in appearance,nor in any way different from dozensof his friends. Like them he workedhard at a trade, except when the com-ing of the great national festivals gaveexcuse for a holiday. Like them hewent quite regularly to the temple todo honor to his ancestors, and often heprayed before the grea Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/missionary-visitor-the-1912-lttt!=-a-japanese-soldier-elizabeth-ward-n-the-northernmostisland-of-ja-p-a-n-which-is-named-hok-kaido-in-the-city-ofasa-hi-gaua-or-of-the-morning-sunriver-as-we-shouldcall-it-in-englishthere-once-lived-acertain-young-jap-anese-he-was-nota-very-remarkable-man-in-appearancenor-in-any-way-different-from-dozensof-his-friends-like-them-he-workedhard-at-a-trade-except-when-the-com-ing-of-the-great-national-festivals-gaveexcuse-for-a-holiday-like-them-hewent-quite-regularly-to-the-temple-todo-honor-to-his-ancestors-and-often-heprayed-before-the-grea-image339320192.htmlRM2AM1AA8–Missionary Visitor, The (1912) . <*^tt!$=* A JAPANESE SOLDIER Elizabeth Ward. N the northernmostisland of Ja p a n ,which is named Hok-kaido, in the city ofAsa-hi-gaua, or of The Morning SunRiver/ as we shouldcall it in English,there once lived acertain young Jap-anese. He was nota very remarkable man in appearance,nor in any way different from dozensof his friends. Like them he workedhard at a trade, except when the com-ing of the great national festivals gaveexcuse for a holiday. Like them hewent quite regularly to the temple todo honor to his ancestors, and often heprayed before the grea
Story of one hundred years : A comprehensive review of the political and military events, the social, intellectual and material progress, and the general state of mankind in all landsEmbodying detailed and accurate accounts of all things of importance and interest, from 1801 to 1900, inclusive . LVELAND 1865—PRESIDENTS F THE UNITED STATES DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. u <; Ou Q o < oz 5u< t/5 z z 7 STORY OF ONE HUNDRED YEARS. 38/ waiting for the report, however, Lord Palmerstons Government workedhard to improve the existing state of affairs. Even before the fall of LordAberdeen, Mr. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/story-of-one-hundred-years-a-comprehensive-review-of-the-political-and-military-events-the-social-intellectual-and-material-progress-and-the-general-state-of-mankind-in-all-landsembodying-detailed-and-accurate-accounts-of-all-things-of-importance-and-interest-from-1801-to-1900-inclusive-lveland-1865presidents-f-the-united-states-during-the-nineteenth-century-u-lt-ou-q-o-lt-oz-5ult-t5-z-z-7-story-of-one-hundred-years-38-waiting-for-the-report-however-lord-palmerstons-government-workedhard-to-improve-the-existing-state-of-affairs-even-before-the-fall-of-lordaberdeen-mr-image339141237.htmlRM2AKN631–Story of one hundred years : A comprehensive review of the political and military events, the social, intellectual and material progress, and the general state of mankind in all landsEmbodying detailed and accurate accounts of all things of importance and interest, from 1801 to 1900, inclusive . LVELAND 1865—PRESIDENTS F THE UNITED STATES DURING THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. u <; Ou Q o < oz 5u< t/5 z z 7 STORY OF ONE HUNDRED YEARS. 38/ waiting for the report, however, Lord Palmerstons Government workedhard to improve the existing state of affairs. Even before the fall of LordAberdeen, Mr.
Gleanings in bee culture . iVU^. H, Have You Robbed Your Farm? A True Story With a Moral Some years ago a young man bought a farm on the edge of an old peatbog in Illinois. The soil was evidently very rich, and the first year yielded abig crop of corn—85 bushels per acre. The young man was happy, took untohimself a wife, built a little home on a little knoll on the farm and settleddown. The next year he had another bumper crop on the farm and a pair oftwin boys in the home, and he was happier than ever. Well, he continued to live and farm this place for twenty years, and workedhard and faithfu Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gleanings-in-bee-culture-ivu-h-have-you-robbed-your-farm-a-true-story-with-a-moral-some-years-ago-a-young-man-bought-a-farm-on-the-edge-of-an-old-peatbog-in-illinois-the-soil-was-evidently-very-rich-and-the-first-year-yielded-abig-crop-of-corn85-bushels-per-acre-the-young-man-was-happy-took-untohimself-a-wife-built-a-little-home-on-a-little-knoll-on-the-farm-and-settleddown-the-next-year-he-had-another-bumper-crop-on-the-farm-and-a-pair-oftwin-boys-in-the-home-and-he-was-happier-than-ever-well-he-continued-to-live-and-farm-this-place-for-twenty-years-and-workedhard-and-faithfu-image338149389.htmlRM2AJ40YW–Gleanings in bee culture . iVU^. H, Have You Robbed Your Farm? A True Story With a Moral Some years ago a young man bought a farm on the edge of an old peatbog in Illinois. The soil was evidently very rich, and the first year yielded abig crop of corn—85 bushels per acre. The young man was happy, took untohimself a wife, built a little home on a little knoll on the farm and settleddown. The next year he had another bumper crop on the farm and a pair oftwin boys in the home, and he was happier than ever. Well, he continued to live and farm this place for twenty years, and workedhard and faithfu
. Hurlbut's Life of Christ for young and old . ph who had been afather to him was gone, Jesus knew that his heavenlyFather was still withhim, and he couldcaU upon him forhelp in every need. Jesus workedhard all the longdays, but when theSabbath day came,which among theJews was Saturday,his shop was shut upand he sat on thefloor of the villagechurch, listening tothe reading of the OldTestament and join-ing in the songs ofpraise. He took histurn as the readerat the desk, and as he read the lesson in TooIs of an oriental carpenter. 1, 3, 4. Drills. 2. Isaiah or Micah or ^^f*-^^; ^r^^j^^.^^^^^h^-^ Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/hurlbuts-life-of-christ-for-young-and-old-ph-who-had-been-afather-to-him-was-gone-jesus-knew-that-his-heavenlyfather-was-still-withhim-and-he-couldcau-upon-him-forhelp-in-every-need-jesus-workedhard-all-the-longdays-but-when-thesabbath-day-camewhich-among-thejews-was-saturdayhis-shop-was-shut-upand-he-sat-on-thefloor-of-the-villagechurch-listening-tothe-reading-of-the-oldtestament-and-join-ing-in-the-songs-ofpraise-he-took-histurn-as-the-readerat-the-desk-and-as-he-read-the-lesson-in-toois-of-an-oriental-carpenter-1-3-4-drills-2-isaiah-or-micah-or-f-rjh-image369980083.htmlRM2CDX1AB–. Hurlbut's Life of Christ for young and old . ph who had been afather to him was gone, Jesus knew that his heavenlyFather was still withhim, and he couldcaU upon him forhelp in every need. Jesus workedhard all the longdays, but when theSabbath day came,which among theJews was Saturday,his shop was shut upand he sat on thefloor of the villagechurch, listening tothe reading of the OldTestament and join-ing in the songs ofpraise. He took histurn as the readerat the desk, and as he read the lesson in TooIs of an oriental carpenter. 1, 3, 4. Drills. 2. Isaiah or Micah or ^^f*-^^; ^r^^j^^.^^^^^h^-^
. Betty Wales, freshman : a story for girls . ^ and it was foolishof me to be so disappointed, but wed workedhard getting ready and we did want a littlemore money so much. They had reached Bettys door by this time,and Miss Davis hurried on, saying it was herturn to get supper and begging Betty to comeand see them. For were very cozy, I assureyou. You mustnt think we have a horridtime just because—you know why. Betty went straight to Marys room, which,. GIRLS. THIS HAS TO STOP, SHE ANNOUNCED PUBLIC LIOaAUT AeT»»a, LffNOX A.HDB L BETTT WALES 225 since she had no roommate to object to disor-der, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/betty-wales-freshman-a-story-for-girls-and-it-was-foolishof-me-to-be-so-disappointed-but-wed-workedhard-getting-ready-and-we-did-want-a-littlemore-money-so-much-they-had-reached-bettys-door-by-this-timeand-miss-davis-hurried-on-saying-it-was-herturn-to-get-supper-and-begging-betty-to-comeand-see-them-for-were-very-cozy-i-assureyou-you-mustnt-think-we-have-a-horridtime-just-becauseyou-know-why-betty-went-straight-to-marys-room-which-girls-this-has-to-stop-she-announced-public-lioaaut-aeta-lffnox-ahdb-l-bettt-wales-225-since-she-had-no-roommate-to-object-to-disor-der-image374815047.htmlRM2CNP8BK–. Betty Wales, freshman : a story for girls . ^ and it was foolishof me to be so disappointed, but wed workedhard getting ready and we did want a littlemore money so much. They had reached Bettys door by this time,and Miss Davis hurried on, saying it was herturn to get supper and begging Betty to comeand see them. For were very cozy, I assureyou. You mustnt think we have a horridtime just because—you know why. Betty went straight to Marys room, which,. GIRLS. THIS HAS TO STOP, SHE ANNOUNCED PUBLIC LIOaAUT AeT»»a, LffNOX A.HDB L BETTT WALES 225 since she had no roommate to object to disor-der,
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . a boy and agirl, bom on January 3, and the only twinsbom so far this year. A frequent visitor is former Chief CallerF. L. Scott, who is now the local repre-sentative for the Brotherhood Watch andJewelry Co., and Yir-, winning personalityis still evident in his new line of endeavor.Our loss is their gain. Good Luck, Scotty! Traffic Department—Cleveland Correspondent, A. R. Strome The Welfare Association, Cleveland, heldtheir second dance of the season on MarchI, in the ball room of the Hotel Winton.The Entertainment Committee workedhard to make this eve Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/baltimore-and-ohio-employees-magazine-a-boy-and-agirl-bom-on-january-3-and-the-only-twinsbom-so-far-this-year-a-frequent-visitor-is-former-chief-callerf-l-scott-who-is-now-the-local-repre-sentative-for-the-brotherhood-watch-andjewelry-co-and-yir-winning-personalityis-still-evident-in-his-new-line-of-endeavorour-loss-is-their-gain-good-luck-scotty!-traffic-departmentcleveland-correspondent-a-r-strome-the-welfare-association-cleveland-heldtheir-second-dance-of-the-season-on-marchi-in-the-ball-room-of-the-hotel-wintonthe-entertainment-committee-workedhard-to-make-this-eve-image371743961.htmlRM2CGPB61–. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . a boy and agirl, bom on January 3, and the only twinsbom so far this year. A frequent visitor is former Chief CallerF. L. Scott, who is now the local repre-sentative for the Brotherhood Watch andJewelry Co., and Yir-, winning personalityis still evident in his new line of endeavor.Our loss is their gain. Good Luck, Scotty! Traffic Department—Cleveland Correspondent, A. R. Strome The Welfare Association, Cleveland, heldtheir second dance of the season on MarchI, in the ball room of the Hotel Winton.The Entertainment Committee workedhard to make this eve
. Kaleidoscope. may, in large part, beascribed. Coach Roundy came to uspractically unknown, took new and in-experienced players, and by instillinginto them his own fighting spiritchanged a hopelessly defeated teaminto a bunch of fighters. His knowl-edge of the game and his ability toimpart his knowledge were equallygreat. Fifty candidates reported on Ven-able Field the first evening and workliegan. Capt. Adams, Day, Smith,Sands, and Fleming, letter men fromlast year, served as a nucleus aroundwhich to build. No time was wastedin preliminaries. The backfield workedhard, the line harder. After t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/kaleidoscope-may-in-large-part-beascribed-coach-roundy-came-to-uspractically-unknown-took-new-and-in-experienced-players-and-by-instillinginto-them-his-own-fighting-spiritchanged-a-hopelessly-defeated-teaminto-a-bunch-of-fighters-his-knowl-edge-of-the-game-and-his-ability-toimpart-his-knowledge-were-equallygreat-fifty-candidates-reported-on-ven-able-field-the-first-evening-and-workliegan-capt-adams-day-smithsands-and-fleming-letter-men-fromlast-year-served-as-a-nucleus-aroundwhich-to-build-no-time-was-wastedin-preliminaries-the-backfield-workedhard-the-line-harder-after-t-image370410243.htmlRM2CEHJ17–. Kaleidoscope. may, in large part, beascribed. Coach Roundy came to uspractically unknown, took new and in-experienced players, and by instillinginto them his own fighting spiritchanged a hopelessly defeated teaminto a bunch of fighters. His knowl-edge of the game and his ability toimpart his knowledge were equallygreat. Fifty candidates reported on Ven-able Field the first evening and workliegan. Capt. Adams, Day, Smith,Sands, and Fleming, letter men fromlast year, served as a nucleus aroundwhich to build. No time was wastedin preliminaries. The backfield workedhard, the line harder. After t
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . a munition factory. She workedhard and last winter received her reward.It was a letter from one of her sons inFrance and in it he expressed the opinionthat by her work she was killing moreGermans than your five sons. But it is not only the woman whoworks in a munition plant who is doingher share in helping to win the war.The woman who, even indirectly, re-leases a man for military service is addingto the fighting power of her country. Acase of this kind came to light in theemployment Of a woman as a crossingguard on the Indiana Division. Shereplaced a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/baltimore-and-ohio-employees-magazine-a-munition-factory-she-workedhard-and-last-winter-received-her-rewardit-was-a-letter-from-one-of-her-sons-infrance-and-in-it-he-expressed-the-opinionthat-by-her-work-she-was-killing-moregermans-than-your-five-sons-but-it-is-not-only-the-woman-whoworks-in-a-munition-plant-who-is-doingher-share-in-helping-to-win-the-warthe-woman-who-even-indirectly-re-leases-a-man-for-military-service-is-addingto-the-fighting-power-of-her-country-acase-of-this-kind-came-to-light-in-theemployment-of-a-woman-as-a-crossingguard-on-the-indiana-division-shereplaced-a-image371828427.htmlRM2CGX6XK–. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . a munition factory. She workedhard and last winter received her reward.It was a letter from one of her sons inFrance and in it he expressed the opinionthat by her work she was killing moreGermans than your five sons. But it is not only the woman whoworks in a munition plant who is doingher share in helping to win the war.The woman who, even indirectly, re-leases a man for military service is addingto the fighting power of her country. Acase of this kind came to light in theemployment Of a woman as a crossingguard on the Indiana Division. Shereplaced a
. The past and present of Vermilion County, Illinois .. . THOMAS HUGHES.. MRS. THOMAS HUGHES. UNIVtKollY Oh ILLINOIS THE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD 219 for thirty dollars for six moiitlis service orfive dollars per month, and of this the fatherreceived one-half. Mr. Hughes workedhard, doing- his full share of the work,swinging a cradle side by side with fullgrown men and working in the harvest fieldall day long. Later he concluded to changehis occupation and learn a trade, becomingapprenticed to a carpenter, but when work-ing on the tall buildings he became dizzy andgae up that occupation. He then w Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-past-and-present-of-vermilion-county-illinois-thomas-hughes-mrs-thomas-hughes-univtkolly-oh-illinois-the-biographical-record-219-for-thirty-dollars-for-six-moiitlis-service-orfive-dollars-per-month-and-of-this-the-fatherreceived-one-half-mr-hughes-workedhard-doing-his-full-share-of-the-workswinging-a-cradle-side-by-side-with-fullgrown-men-and-working-in-the-harvest-fieldall-day-long-later-he-concluded-to-changehis-occupation-and-learn-a-trade-becomingapprenticed-to-a-carpenter-but-when-work-ing-on-the-tall-buildings-he-became-dizzy-andgae-up-that-occupation-he-then-w-image369685681.htmlRM2CDCHT1–. The past and present of Vermilion County, Illinois .. . THOMAS HUGHES.. MRS. THOMAS HUGHES. UNIVtKollY Oh ILLINOIS THE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD 219 for thirty dollars for six moiitlis service orfive dollars per month, and of this the fatherreceived one-half. Mr. Hughes workedhard, doing- his full share of the work,swinging a cradle side by side with fullgrown men and working in the harvest fieldall day long. Later he concluded to changehis occupation and learn a trade, becomingapprenticed to a carpenter, but when work-ing on the tall buildings he became dizzy andgae up that occupation. He then w
. History of Battery B, One Hundred Third Field Artillery, Twenty-sixth Division, with pictorical supplement; . work of the 103rd Field .Xrtillery with theirheavy guns and how after eighteen days in the advance at Chateau-Thierry that regiment started out shooting across the Marne andwound up firing across the Vesle and the last positions it took werein front of the Infantry of the 4th Division. In that regiment was B Battery, made up of Rhode Islandlads. It stood well on its legs; it was well disciplined; it workedhard and had a marked spirit. I recall in the Chateau-Thierryadvance how the ba Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/history-of-battery-b-one-hundred-third-field-artillery-twenty-sixth-division-with-pictorical-supplement-work-of-the-103rd-field-xrtillery-with-theirheavy-guns-and-how-after-eighteen-days-in-the-advance-at-chateau-thierry-that-regiment-started-out-shooting-across-the-marne-andwound-up-firing-across-the-vesle-and-the-last-positions-it-took-werein-front-of-the-infantry-of-the-4th-division-in-that-regiment-was-b-battery-made-up-of-rhode-islandlads-it-stood-well-on-its-legs-it-was-well-disciplined-it-workedhard-and-had-a-marked-spirit-i-recall-in-the-chateau-thierryadvance-how-the-ba-image371750625.htmlRM2CGPKM1–. History of Battery B, One Hundred Third Field Artillery, Twenty-sixth Division, with pictorical supplement; . work of the 103rd Field .Xrtillery with theirheavy guns and how after eighteen days in the advance at Chateau-Thierry that regiment started out shooting across the Marne andwound up firing across the Vesle and the last positions it took werein front of the Infantry of the 4th Division. In that regiment was B Battery, made up of Rhode Islandlads. It stood well on its legs; it was well disciplined; it workedhard and had a marked spirit. I recall in the Chateau-Thierryadvance how the ba
. The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c. to48s. ; lower grades down to 40s. A large haystack, containing about a hundredtons, situate in a field at Tilgate. close to ThreeBridges railway station, and belonging to Mr.J. A. Nix. was found on fire on Monday, and.though two engines were got to work, and twojets were directed on the stack, firemen workedhard until late at night. Only about half thestack was saved, some fifty tons being destroyedor rendered useless. The damage was estimatedat £100. Spilsby Fair.—This annual fair for horses washeld on Monday, when there was above an averagen Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-mark-lane-express-agricultural-journal-c-to48s-lower-grades-down-to-40s-a-large-haystack-containing-about-a-hundredtons-situate-in-a-field-at-tilgate-close-to-threebridges-railway-station-and-belonging-to-mrj-a-nix-was-found-on-fire-on-monday-andthough-two-engines-were-got-to-work-and-twojets-were-directed-on-the-stack-firemen-workedhard-until-late-at-night-only-about-half-thestack-was-saved-some-fifty-tons-being-destroyedor-rendered-useless-the-damage-was-estimatedat-100-spilsby-fairthis-annual-fair-for-horses-washeld-on-monday-when-there-was-above-an-averagen-image370531781.htmlRM2CER51W–. The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c. to48s. ; lower grades down to 40s. A large haystack, containing about a hundredtons, situate in a field at Tilgate. close to ThreeBridges railway station, and belonging to Mr.J. A. Nix. was found on fire on Monday, and.though two engines were got to work, and twojets were directed on the stack, firemen workedhard until late at night. Only about half thestack was saved, some fifty tons being destroyedor rendered useless. The damage was estimatedat £100. Spilsby Fair.—This annual fair for horses washeld on Monday, when there was above an averagen
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