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RM2AM4XD7–Rand, McNally & co.'s handy guide to Boston and environs .. . CONTENTS. —^TRODUCTioN TO BosTON, . . , . Page 7 ) Around Boston, . . . . 3^ itys Parks and Squares, 54 .andmarks, ........ 70 . ERs AND Other Amusements 85 5|^ttvTioNAL Institutions, Libraries, ETC., ... 99 ^2LHEs AND Religious and Benevolent Work, . 12S , Societies, and Military Organizations, . 145With holdf R OF the City, . •. 154 sea t N Harbor AND Seaside Resorts, . , .172 sailOrlei Weiand S NCRayi THE FREDONIA FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL. Z KJDl ZK0 s ID. mc 0 m 2 r Z 1321-1323 H Street, Northwest, WASHIIVGTON, D. C. the FREDONI
RM2AX4WYH–Sunset . that oatmeal and milk are the perfect com-bination. . Order Quaker or Mothers Oatsat any store. Let the whole family benefit bythis energizing food. FREE! Dr. Bundesens Fo«</r/or the Growing Child Send to The Quaker Oats Co., Dept. 0-3-2, San Fran-cisco, for free copy of this 32 - page book, compiledfrom works of 48 world authorities on child feeding.54 helpful pictures. Valuable information on foods. HoiHEli* jfV W oatmeal. So it follows OATSfef^i^^ QUAKER OATS and MOTHERS OATS are the same, equally rich in Vitamin B, and both reinforced with Sunshine Vitamin D. The same process m
RM2AM4004–Puget Sound and western Washington; cities--towns--scenery . Z s> °° £: E ^1O .1 < ou < H -op ZbUZ (U*0) O <-< I W u C 4) Paget Sound and Western Washington 45. J) r; Si; 0) V UJ c I cH o ^ D i>^ O gJS UJ - o •C C3 Z ^ D < ^t- < Si — o ^ < ^-3 o !!-2 u Si; < 8 2;x E.S X 5 a 0u 46 Puget Sound and Western Washington
RM2AKCT1K–The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science . being in practice always negative.If we omit the third term, as Rankine does in caseswhere the data are not very accurate, we have, for twovapours £= -£ t a t1 whence t t b<rP = *-? = *-£, (4) indicating that the line X Y passes through the fixed point x= :j3 /3 ^? V Ramsay and Youngs law is thus deducible from Rankinesshortened formula. Treating Rankines full formula in the same way, we get 0+7/* P + y/t —t r = -* showing that the ultimate intersection of two consecutivepositions of X Y is , fi±# ,—£±^. ... (
![An elementary course of infinitesimal calculus . Fig. 100. As 6 ranges from — oo to + oo, r ranges from 0 to oo,See Fig. 100. 140] SPECIAL CURVES. 367 Since, by Art. 110, we have clrjds = cos a, it appears that thelength of the curve, between the radii r^, r^, is /, — dr= (r^ — ri) sec a.. .(3). 2°. The spiral of Archimedes is the curve described bya point which travels along a straight line with constantvelocity, whilst the line rotates with constant angularvelocity about a fixed point in it. In symbols,whenceif a = m/k. r = ut, 6 = nt,r = aO ?(4),. Fig. 101. Fig. 101 shews the curve. The dot Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AXJXDK/an-elementary-course-of-infinitesimal-calculus-fig-100-as-6-ranges-from-oo-to-oo-r-ranges-from-0-to-oosee-fig-100-140-special-curves-367-since-by-art-110-we-have-clrjds-=-cos-a-it-appears-that-thelength-of-the-curve-between-the-radii-r-r-is-dr=-r-ri-sec-a-3-2-the-spiral-of-archimedes-is-the-curve-described-bya-point-which-travels-along-a-straight-line-with-constantvelocity-whilst-the-line-rotates-with-constant-angularvelocity-about-a-fixed-point-in-it-in-symbolswhenceif-a-=-mk-r-=-ut-6-=-ntr-=-ao-4-fig-101-fig-101-shews-the-curve-the-dot-2AXJXDK.jpg "An elementary course of infinitesimal calculus . Fig. 100. As 6 ranges from — oo to + oo, r ranges from 0 to oo,See Fig. 100. 140] SPECIAL CURVES. 367 Since, by Art. 110, we have clrjds = cos a, it appears that thelength of the curve, between the radii r^, r^, is /, — dr= (r^ — ri) sec a.. .(3). 2°. The spiral of Archimedes is the curve described bya point which travels along a straight line with constantvelocity, whilst the line rotates with constant angularvelocity about a fixed point in it. In symbols,whenceif a = m/k. r = ut, 6 = nt,r = aO ?(4),. Fig. 101. Fig. 101 shews the curve. The dot Stock Photo")
RM2AXJXDK–An elementary course of infinitesimal calculus . Fig. 100. As 6 ranges from — oo to + oo, r ranges from 0 to oo,See Fig. 100. 140] SPECIAL CURVES. 367 Since, by Art. 110, we have clrjds = cos a, it appears that thelength of the curve, between the radii r^, r^, is /, — dr= (r^ — ri) sec a.. .(3). 2°. The spiral of Archimedes is the curve described bya point which travels along a straight line with constantvelocity, whilst the line rotates with constant angularvelocity about a fixed point in it. In symbols,whenceif a = m/k. r = ut, 6 = nt,r = aO ?(4),. Fig. 101. Fig. 101 shews the curve. The dot
RM2AG3Y0C–. An encyclopaedia of architecture, historical, theoretical, & practical. New ed., rev., portions rewritten, and with additions by Wyatt Papworth. ft. in 7 ilates. 1 3 8 1 7 6 ,, 1 0 5 „ nearly 0 11 These. 6:i4 THEORY OF ARCIUTECTUIIE. Book U. hittor scheme resulted in letting the principal rafters draw th^ tenons of the braces and sodestroy all idea of a tie conneitin<r tlie two vvalis; hence tlie medieval builders wersobliged to raise the walls siiflicienlly high to allow the tie-boams to pass over the l);ickof the ridge-rib, as would lie tiie case at A. Tliis was expensive, and, moreover
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![Eleventh annual report of the United States Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories : embracing Idaho and Wyoming : being a report of progress of the exploration for the year 1877 . 600to650 8 g 0 Highly arenaceous marls. White, yellow,green, red, brown, and maroon. Sand-stones near base, together with heavylocal conglomerates. Thinning out north-ward. 600to700 ?? — ????—?— ——————™— kxduch.] SWEETWATER DISTRICT TABLE OF FORMATIONS. 155 Table enumerating the various formations and groups, §-c.—Continued. d ft 3 - l-€ fa n tS +-A is- T.z e ±fa ?* l< < S* i-r-i Fossils. Numero Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AN8TM5/eleventh-annual-report-of-the-united-states-geological-and-geographical-survey-of-the-territories-embracing-idaho-and-wyoming-being-a-report-of-progress-of-the-exploration-for-the-year-1877-600to650-8-g-0-highly-arenaceous-marls-white-yellowgreen-red-brown-and-maroon-sand-stones-near-base-together-with-heavylocal-conglomerates-thinning-out-north-ward-600to700-kxduch-sweetwater-district-table-of-formations-155-table-enumerating-the-various-formations-and-groups-ccontinued-d-ft-3-l-fa-n-ts-a-is-tz-e-fa-llt-lt-s-i-r-i-fossils-numero-2AN8TM5.jpg "Eleventh annual report of the United States Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories : embracing Idaho and Wyoming : being a report of progress of the exploration for the year 1877 . 600to650 8 g 0 Highly arenaceous marls. White, yellow,green, red, brown, and maroon. Sand-stones near base, together with heavylocal conglomerates. Thinning out north-ward. 600to700 ?? — ????—?— ——————™— kxduch.] SWEETWATER DISTRICT TABLE OF FORMATIONS. 155 Table enumerating the various formations and groups, §-c.—Continued. d ft 3 - l-€ fa n tS +-A is- T.z e ±fa ?* l< < S* i-r-i Fossils. Numero Stock Photo")
RM2AN8TM5–Eleventh annual report of the United States Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories : embracing Idaho and Wyoming : being a report of progress of the exploration for the year 1877 . 600to650 8 g 0 Highly arenaceous marls. White, yellow,green, red, brown, and maroon. Sand-stones near base, together with heavylocal conglomerates. Thinning out north-ward. 600to700 ?? — ????—?— ——————™— kxduch.] SWEETWATER DISTRICT TABLE OF FORMATIONS. 155 Table enumerating the various formations and groups, §-c.—Continued. d ft 3 - l-€ fa n tS +-A is- T.z e ±fa ?* l< < S* i-r-i Fossils. Numero
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RM2AND3J0–Archives of internal medicine . Fig. 10.—Chronic interstitial nephritis, signs of aortic regurgitation. Snub-nosed heart. Case 95. M.R. 4.4 cm.; M.L. 12.2 cm.; long diameter 17.7 cm.;area 177 sq. cm.; index .479. 148 TEE ARCHIVES OF I^^TERXAL MEDICINE Only one case of uncomplicated aortic regurgitation came under ourobservation and gave an index of 0.378 (Fig. 3). Of the cases showinghigher than 0.400, one was complicated with pernicious anemia and theother three showed well-marked mitral murmurs, probably as a result ofdilatation. Two of the latter are also classified under the nephritics and
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RM2AJ8JG7–Reports of the Inspectors of Mines of the anthracite coal regions of Pennsylvania for the year .. . ?^§- =|- r 5 •§ 5 ^ ? 5 ? s; .^ on :j3 IS m If, ^ 5 ^ i tm 2: ^ * -^ 0 -. 1 $? $ c^ 5: v; m RAC TE MUSEUM COMPLEX LIBRARIES PHMC IliiJIIIIIIIillllil 3 0143 11007599 3. FIRST DISTRICT, Comprising Lackawanna, Wayne, and Susquehanna Anthracite Coal Field. Office of the Inspector of Mines,ScRANTON, Pa., April 14, 1886. Honorable J. Simpson Africa, Secretary of Internal Affairs, Commomcealth of Pennsylvania: Sir: I have the honor of herewith submitting my annual report as in-spector of coal mines f
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RM2AX1P74–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 0 002 993 872 6. Published by the Author NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 19 09 LIBRARY of CONGRESS Two CoDies Received MAR 15 1U09 . Copyiifcnt1 CLASS O^ i-3 4 COPY tntry Xc, Mo,8. COPYRIGHTED 1909 BY George R. White PRESS OF BAYLESS-PULLEN CO. NASHVILLE Dedication To W. H. Dalrymple, M. R. C. V. S. As a slight token of personal friendship, as well as for his untiring and continued efforts to advance the status of the Ve
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RM2AWED5M–Austria-Hungary : with excursions to Cetinje, Belgrade, and Bucharest : handbook for travellers . 5 ^*.f* * %leiVa-znei- ^^s^^& ! JO t i UKARE8T (BUCUR ESCI) 1:31.000 O | 200 m 4*>0 | 600 | 800 | 1000-ft f^r ? ? . StraBenbahrv l.S&rse jO.3. 2.7)eu£st2iesTerems7ums . D.3. 3. EtorieirBacL D.3. ?L Firumz-Mtnistertivrrv D.2. 5. Lazar^Zyceum CD.3. SZiedertafel B.3. 7. 2Gnisteriurn,turdtrenfl.^Arbtiu D.3. 8. Sparkasse D-4. Q.PoUzet. D.3. 10.S£aatsdrzickerei D.3. ,:^°l.
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RM2AKHN1B–Retaining walls; their design and construction . i point.Any tension developed in the wall because of this location of the resultantmust be carried by steel reinforcement. -f ^-^^t y -t i-i. h = 25 Fig. 33.—Pile layout. In order to effect a direct design of a wall of this section, when the positionof this resultant is at the outer quarter point, it will be necessary to proceedas in the present chapter. Referring to Fig. 30 and equation (G2) withM = 0, h 1 +3p + 3p 3 1 + 2p N From the quarter-point to D is (1 + p)hN and G from (69) is ihHl + 2p)N2 The lev(;r arm of G about the quarter-point i
RM2AGC4FE–. Transactions. w annealing temperature ofcopper wires 0.025 in. diam. cohesion between the amorphous and crystalline phases with change intemperature. In Fig. 74 is shown the general cohesion-temperaturecurves of the amorphous and crystalline phases of any material that mayexist in both of these states. This particular curve shows no allotrope inthe crystalline phase. So far as we know, no allotrope can occur in ZAY JEFFRIES 521 200 000 M 100 000 .<^ ^ Legend o=x-i = Swag ed and drawn hot (1300-1000 ) from Wto .Oil; A r x=T-2=Saiiie as T-1 but subsequently equi-axedA=T-3 = Swaged and dra
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RM2AG7FHA–. Journal. trated ammoniacal liquor can be obtained. —R. L. ieing Wood, Peat, and other Similar Substances : ess and Furnace for . C. J. R. Miiller. Fr. 361,209, Feb. 1. 1905. Under Int. Conv., Feb. 0, u irnaco consists of a rectangular casing, the bottom ins downwards towards the centre (to enable idues to be easily collected), and provided iblo top ; the casing is divided into vertical rtuients by a number of thin hollow elements 2, 2, illy above one another as shown in the figure, ovided with baffle plates 3, 3 ; each one is connected :>ne above it by flanged tubes 4, 4; these are traver
RM2AWF7JF–Annals of the Sinnott, Rogers, Coffin, Corlies, Reeves, Bodine and allied families . 0 R T H K S^OYSE ^OYALL. ^^)fe(f^eryofthe true honor and haffines of , . r-- *.?-.?? ????- -C ^-^-v . --iublifliea for their confolation who ai5emarrie(3, aadtheir encoumgment who are not, incendiogthebenefit of both. .- % l-Oil N WING Paftor to the EngliOi Congregation, ttfident»$-:: E^fv6,:f^--i . VilSHlNG in Z EEL AND. :-. I^HAKDandfetheV/iucs head..Eph.r. it>. T*KWomafl isitbeglorjro^efefe Man. *CoT, ii. t figneoFdbeGalley/Aiuio 1616}- THE WING FAMILY daughters and three sons given below, and the visi
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RM2AGC85X–. Transactions. Fig. 3-4.—1-5. Ainu u inox r>i{A x at Fig. 35.—I-5-C-575. Armco iron (1-5)400° C. FROM 0.075 IX. TO 0.025 ix. after tensile test at 575° C. X 150.X150.. Fig. 36.—1-tJ. Aii.Mcu ikux im-:ax i-ih.-u.—1-/. Ai;:.n > i,. m; ?.... . r AT 400° C. FROM 0.042 IX. TO 0.025 ix. 400° C. from 0.031 ix. to 0.025 in.X 150. X 150.
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RM2AJHD14–The San Francisco earthquake and fire; a brief history of the disaster; a presentation of facts and resulting phenomena, with special reference to the efficiency of building materials, lessons of the disaster . sq. Johnson steel bars at l(i centres and No. 16. 3 mesh expanded metalimbedded in it. The flat ceiling of expanded metal lath and plaster has failed in numerous places. 115 ^ a Oj 3 ^ 0) oo ?(- ci r^ 4*M ffl o ri bC C /iS 3 tr ^ ?73 ,J5 3 >. ^ -Q ni -0 *^ 3 cs c o «4^ o u o ^ ^ a o ?v. 110
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RM2AJ4560–Public officials of Massachusetts . WINN, HERBERT FRANCIS, Worces-ter, 19th Worcester House District, Re-publican. Born: Arlington, July 3, 187 6. Educated: Cambridge High, RindgeManual Training School, College of Phar-macy. Business: Grain Dealer. Organizations: I. 0. O. F., I. 0. R. M. Public office: Mass. House 1919, 1920. 311. WOOD, ISAAC U.. Fall River, 9th BristolHouse District, Republican. Born: Fall River, June 18, 1861. Educated: Public Schools. Business: Druggist. Organizations: Masonic, K. of P. Public office: Mass. House ]916, 1917,1918, 1919, 1920. 312
RM2ANAE2H–The Bohemian girl : opera in three acts . HiJi ? Florestein. £E i p=p= 0000 i g g r ^=^ ^tc li 1/ U> V k—ig=£: i* u» fc Up - on my life tis most un - plea - sant, just as one had at-tackd a 9 3=S5 %*^ -be *=*= m&i^Ei -^r^ SS *3- 5fe fe i#--«i f p—3-0- -*—i- ^T Thaddetjs. (throwing the purse at the Counts feet.). The Royal Edition.— The Bohemian Girl.—( 63 ) • fc&£ fite * * r% tz=t*^ know one a-bove aught you Wf
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RM2AFXB5E–. Mirror, 1921. 108. , 109 Batatty ichating 1 m » ??<£ ^^BL *fc .^1 1^ ^«ii R ;^ 1 m Bates 3; Yale 0Lewiston, December 11, 1920 The President of the Oxford Debating Union asks Bates to meet her indebate at Oxford Union the 16th of June. This is the first internationalcollege debate. The question: This House approves the American policyof non-intervention in European affairs. The team: Robert B. Watts, 21,Charles M. Starbird, 21, and Edward A. Morris, 21. Bates 3; Harvard 0; January 15, 1921Bates vs. University of Pennsylvania, Feb. 19, 1921 110 Jnt^tcolbciiate Sebating The year 1920-1921
RM2AWN4KK–The geology of the Coromandel subdivision, Hauraki, Auckland . PLAN OF HAURAK! DIVISION SHOWING SURVEY DISTRICTS Districts dealt vyitTi in. BuUettrv NZ 4-coloiweci tfuis ENGLISH MILES SOUTH PACIFIC 0 CEAN. Bay of Plenty ^CAMBRIDGECambridge—Hfj R 0 T 0 Ft U A D I V J S I O N By Authority : John Uackay, Government Printer. BULLETIN No. 4 (NEW SERIES) THE GEOLOGY OF THE COKOMANDEL SUBDIVISION, HAURAKI. AUCKLAND. CHAPTER I. GENERAL INFORMATION. Introduction . .. .. 1 Fauna Area described in this Bulletin .. .. 2 Flora .. Officers connected with Field-work .. %2 Climate Acknowledgments .. ..3 Scen
RM2AWF7YC–Some tests of light aluminium casting alloys--The effect of heat treatment .. . PRICE, 10 CENTS Sold only by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing OfficeWashington, D. C. WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1919 0 -r^V,^ OEG $ 1919 1^ ??^ SOME TESTS OF LIGHT ALUMINUM CASTING AL-LOYS—THE EFFECT OF HEAT TREATMENT By P. D. Merica and C. P. Kan CONTENTS Page I. Introduction 3 II. Preparation of the alloys 4 III. Methodsof test 4 IV. Influence of form of test specimen 5 V. Influence of melting and pouring temperatures 8 VI. Influence of chemical composition g VII. Effect of heat tr
![The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science . * 07T = gj | l + *2-2*cos ^2r202 j . . (19) The lines of flow of energy are determined by the conditionthat at any point (r2,0) the inclination to the direct raysis <£, where <p is given by equation (18). From this we canget the differential equation to the lines of flow in terms ofr2 and 0, or, dropping the suffix, r and 0. It is seen fromfig. 3 that , dr-adddtan = dri-add Fig. 3.. r+dr,6-fdd But r = r sin 20 = 2r0 and ?-1=rcos 20 = r approximately.] ,, , , 2(rd0 + 0dr)-a0d0 ,9ft v Hence tan 6= — 7 ™ , . . Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AM2NJR/the-london-edinburgh-and-dublin-philosophical-magazine-and-journal-of-science-07t-=-gj-l-2-2cos-2r202-j-19-the-lines-of-flow-of-energy-are-determined-by-the-conditionthat-at-any-point-r20-the-inclination-to-the-direct-raysis-lt-where-ltp-is-given-by-equation-18-from-this-we-canget-the-differential-equation-to-the-lines-of-flow-in-terms-ofr2-and-0-or-dropping-the-suffix-r-and-0-it-is-seen-fromfig-3-that-dr-adddtan-=-dri-add-fig-3-rdr6-fdd-but-r-=-r-sin-20-=-2r0-and-1=rcos-20-=-r-approximately-2rd0-0dr-a0d0-9ft-v-hence-tan-6=-7-2AM2NJR.jpg "The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science . * 07T = gj | l + *2-2*cos ^2r202 j . . (19) The lines of flow of energy are determined by the conditionthat at any point (r2,0) the inclination to the direct raysis <£, where <p is given by equation (18). From this we canget the differential equation to the lines of flow in terms ofr2 and 0, or, dropping the suffix, r and 0. It is seen fromfig. 3 that , dr-adddtan = dri-add Fig. 3.. r+dr,6-fdd But r = r sin 20 = 2r0 and ?-1=rcos 20 = r approximately.] ,, , , 2(rd0 + 0dr)-a0d0 ,9ft v Hence tan 6= — 7 ™ , . . Stock Photo")
RM2AM2NJR–The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science . * 07T = gj | l + *2-2*cos ^2r202 j . . (19) The lines of flow of energy are determined by the conditionthat at any point (r2,0) the inclination to the direct raysis <£, where <p is given by equation (18). From this we canget the differential equation to the lines of flow in terms ofr2 and 0, or, dropping the suffix, r and 0. It is seen fromfig. 3 that , dr-adddtan = dri-add Fig. 3.. r+dr,6-fdd But r = r sin 20 = 2r0 and ?-1=rcos 20 = r approximately.] ,, , , 2(rd0 + 0dr)-a0d0 ,9ft v Hence tan 6= — 7 ™ , . .
RM2AX2TNM–Annual report of the Brooklyn Park Commissioners .. . 02 REPORT OF THE T3o r-13 co o s - 0 — s S5> ^ ^ 3 a 5 io w u: w c w io m IO iO lO W 1C U3 us >o lO lO <ra io - O lO 3 i C 1 3 LO lO O «# . cc no [•OJIMt-ftOHtHMSHIlOHBaioOMSHOOOO isooo^t»ii5HaoniOHHn3f5cws;»iic.iNH^(Mnii-fH^nHn co ji (MoiHHONwton en ei H o Si r-i CO. Sf^W BKOOKLYN PARK COMMISSIONERS. 63
RM2AJFCTX–Observations on Coprozoic Flagellates: Together with a Suggestion as to the Significance of the Kinetonucleus in the Binucleata . Hr,-u-,.r.;-i>-r> r i.ori 0.011.. Plate 26. Figs. 1-3, Monas vulgaris.— Fig. 1, small form. Fig. 2, large form. Fig. 3, largeindividual undergoing division. Figs. 4—6.—Different individuals of Proleptomonas fiBvimlu. n.g.. n.sp. Fig. 7.-—Copromonas ruminantium, n.sp. Figs. 8-12, Cercomonas longicemda,—Fig. 8, lightly stained individual, to show thedifference in thickness of the two tfagella ; the tail-fiagelhim cannot befollowed where it runs along the body (b
RM2AFMHB7–. Official manual and reference book of the National Loom Fixers Association of America : officers, constitution, by-laws, etc.. STEPHENSON MFG. CO., ALBANY, N. V. l-C CTEPHENSOU beltdressingII PF?£:3LRV£:3 B^LT3 PRLVLNT3 CLIPPING HANDIEST TOOL INMY BOX. A. AINLEY, Loom Fixer. ALL GOOD DEALERS SELL IT.MOST OF THE GOOD PEOPLE USE IT. WRITE US FOR FREE SAMPLE. STEPHENSON MFG. CO. albanv, n. v. National Loom Fixers ^-^^^|Association of America.Am Official manual and p^ ^^* * reference book of the ^5 1 1 and 13 Eddy Street, - - PROVIDENCE, R. I. MAM I ACTUKEKS 0 LOOM HARNESS AND REEDS, Mail Harne
RM2AX2W93–Spalding's official college base ball annual1911- . h the result that Cann has signed with theNew York Americans, Dutch Leonard with the worlds champions RedSox, and Fitzsimmons and Simpson with the Vernon club of the Pacific CoastLeague. Princeton (N. J.) TTniversity.—Out of twenty-nine games played during theseason of 1912. the Princeton team won, 21, lost 7. and 1 was a tie, withNew York University. I^ar and Sterrett were the leading battery. Thebatting averages of the players follow: AB. R. H. SB. PC. Wall, catcher 9 2 3 0 .333 Pendleton, center field 86 20 27 12 .314 Worthington, third ba
RM2AWHF14–A history of the development of libraries in Michigan . v- ^ r T?i - - 9 ;K3 ^ ^OO oO 00 ^ if) (O «0 oO ^ /5 0 ?(I id s 2 a 3 4- .5 ^ J ^0 1 y ^ Q - ^ Jl S J i j -3-^ r5 £ In y ^ ^ ^- .^31 -5 i )i i q o 0 /i 3 0 <J 6 i» .-i fl ?I- S CO o ^ ^ ^ ^ i ^ ^ ^ m^ Ji^ ?A a r) o 9. ^ O^Z- a <i o. ^ 9.. oovoiHO oo N39zx3ia 3Naona
RM2AKM34M–The thermal conductivity of various forms of tile and their value as fireproofing materials . CUftVE I .QZ .^ :. -^ik J7£L^ ^- B^D i: EtptL ?faoa:g - §. A ^^^--•^ ^--^B Zoo V-^ ^ oo C6>e /iE * /3 .e—© ^^ .;-!... —e— -»—^ CUKI^E*, a -- ^^ 0 (iOUSL¥£L^ L:.- ih»<) Jri. hT-p; :i J^ -TCT f-- ^i^?^ P/ F-t r. jGUsIJCS- a 7- Tirfi J^ m^ ^ im Fn^x^^ !f - P :-/ ^ m r:7 1 >VH> ^1 iffi^ Cuiir£*-0 ZO. fOO pur/tP^ESSERCO .rmcnil^ flffi iiTHr^^^
RM2AG3NGN–. A treatise on the diseases of the eye. In the next place, two flaps of conjunctiva were formed, one from thesurface of the globe, near the inner extremity of the raw surface, the otherfrom the surface of the globe, near the outer extremity. I first marked out,with a Beers knife, a flap of conjunctiva (B, Fig. 71), nearly a quarter of an 1 R. L. 0. H. Rep., 3, 216. * Prager Vierteljahrschrift, xi. 161. s R. L. 0. H. Rep., 3, 253. SYMBLEPHARON. 195. inch in breadth, and two-thirds of an inch in length, with its base at thesound conjunctiva, bounding the inner extremity of the exposed raw surfa
RM2AKRD13–Modern polo . ,^^i» 0 J^ U ^^R ^ M ^ ^^ ^ >. : sk ?It% 3 t/3 ^^» ^ ^^^x ^ a ^«f X M^i^K f ^^^P^j^L c 3^1 1 m^, CO ^ CHOOSING A POLO PONY. 105 the animals mouth and lower jaw, in order to findmarks of old scars on the chin-groove or bruises orsores on the corners of the lips, bars of the mouth andunder the tongue, all of which are generally sure signsof pulling, and should therefore be regarded with thegreatest suspicion. Good action is most important, because it means. Fig. 49.—The wrong type of thoroughbred pony. speed and weight-carrying power, and is obtainedwhen the movement in all pac
RM2AKG5YT–Primizie di canto fermo . ^^ » ^=s ^ #a=f nf.fc 22Z m m ^ffYTJ jgEf^ w> 22= =Qz É 2 00 0 ^m è in O 0 0-0 mm i s ^ # » ^ s -©—^ ^ yy gjg gg 1»T* =Sfe s p^ ÉP -fi- ^EZI É^ ©- i^ a g g ÉÈè é§é§§ aÉÉÉ S 17TT F^©1 g^ XT J2 «. ^ TTT0 L w m 3fco= ^=3 fLfL# ^—fvjg^ -g-?-*-*. m. ESP Égli r,. 4 . M 217. 163 L.4.M. 218
RM2AJJRPJ–An introduction to practical chemistry : including analysis . 26 1 R K P A 11 A T 1 () X OF 11 Y I > 11 0 < I K X. Zn + HO, SO&=Zn 0, S03+1L The beak of the retort may now be inserted into the lateral aperture of the gas-holder, which should have been previously placed over the pneumatic trough so as to catch the water as it is displaced by the gas (Fig- 1). When the effervescence subsides, and sufficient gas iscollected, remove the gas-holder from the trough, andproceed with the following experiments. Fig. 3.. Fig. 4. Decanting Gas. 13. Place an inverted jar filled with water, over thet
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RM2AJA5D4–The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London . The position of the pebbles in the trail, and still more so the con-torted but unscattered condition of incoherent material, show thatthe trail has been transported in a plastic state (as mud) moving byits own gravity, or else pressed onwards by some other agent. Fig. 6.—Section of Trail near Villa Farm, Tendring HundredRailway. .:vj>-.v ..?.;.-.: ;->:?^ a. Warp.:;V«/;^?,.-:V::?:?:^;f^.- b. Trail of sandy gravel.;;r^-.0;i..-.-V;-.v,-v.:;T;-:3; <?• London clay, d. Weathered surface ofLondon clay, full ofSlickensides.. I can c
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RM2AN94E9–Laboratories, their planning and fittings . • PAftTiTIO/i->3* e<<KAT EACH ORAweic-IN CHOUT OFEACH .FixTuice TO St r-Afe / SOAPiTONe. &«KK. <4 woe SnCl^ Of* .- CtPTcR • <7LA7ED^ ^^ CAtTHtKAi WARt . StC<«0^^ SCALE l/a Io CHEMICAL- LAEDI^^Kf Fig. 14.- -Standard Chemical Bench adopted by the SchoolHouse Department, Boston, U.S.A. Till: RI-.rKMKKMKNTS OF CIIKMISTKY 35 Surface Treatment.— 1 he tops of benches when of wood requirefrcijucnt treatment for their protectioji, paraffin wax, beeswax and similarfillers, either melted and ironed in or dissolved in suitable organic liquids,
RM2AXJMH0–Nature and science on the Pacific coast : a guide-book for scientific travelers in the West . PLATE XVIII Abalone Shells and Pearls. 1. Black Abalone (Hallot iscracherodii). 2. Red Abalone (H. rufescens). 3. GreenAbalone (H. fulgens). 4. The Common Boring Mollusc(Pholadidea parva) Which Causes the Formation ofBlister Pearls. 5. Another Mollusc (Adula stylina)Which Bores Into the Heavy Rim of the Abalone Shell.6. Exterior of the Abalone Shell Showing the Apertureof the Bore of the Parasitic Mollusc. 7. An AbalonePearl.Phot(«raph by T. I. Storer.. w .2 o ,2 oopq r^ O I fH > C 0^ - r-i c3 ^ •
RM2AFW81X–. The New England historical and genealogical register. u 0 a «• *• «• © c3 -* v» .2 *s So d M N fe il I r—i.2 fi 3| «fi *° r1 3«r fe *— fa «- -= o -° P-i ., 8 •« <J i—C? -S p « 2 a ^ 2 p —O „ a U &£ » £ i - 8 -s -a i i—i ^ -Er s hj gHi i * S 3 ^ <u © © © *S .2. ^ IS ^ ^ ^ : 150 First Oicnership of Ohio Lands [April CO <M <N H
RM2AN813W–The garden of Canada : Burlington, Oakville and district . Interior of Packino Hotse of George Fisher, Esq., Burlixotox.. Lawn and Packing House of George Fisher, Esq., Burlington.-le- i^ ^WWWj 0^1^ y ^Olt - ^^^Kik. ^r. ^^^?^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^?^^^?^?bhJBI ^!^^l Shady Cott.a Residence of W. F. W. Fisher, Esy., Burlingto SHADY COTTAGE* DAIRY AND FRUIT FARM, Comprises 200 acres of land, all cleared and in the highest stateof cultivation. About sixty acres devoted to tree and small fruits,as follows : 2,000 apple trees, 3,000 pear trees, 2,000 plum trees, 200cherry trees, 100 peach trees, 300 grape
RM2ANJ310–Ravelings . Base Ball Team. Webb Johnston, Manager. Walter McMillan, Captain.TEAM.W. Jones W. Porter E Nixon W. McMillan E. Glenn J. Rhodes J. Picken L. Rodman Ervin S. Hamilton R. Cowden W. Black G. Anderson SCHEDULE. Redding 2 Knox 6 DePauw 6 Bradley 3 Bradley 4 Knox 4 Eureka 1 Knox 3 Parsons 3 Illinois Wesleyan 0 Eureka 4 Hedding- 3 Iowa Wesleyan 3 Knox 6 Monmouth 7Monmouth 0Monmouth 5Monmouth 1Monmouth 9Monmouth 3Monmouth 4Monmouth 0Monmouth 5Monmouth 9Monmouth 5Monmouth 4Monmouth 8Monmouth 2.
RM2AG0A7Y–. La princesse des Canaries; opéra bouffe en 3 actes de Duru et Chivot. Partition chant et piano transcrite par Léon Roques. A.C,57V»7 203 (1) TC 20. ^ MMiciŒ i)i:s TOin:i)()i{s Alouv! <!< ill.iiclM. te PIASO. ^^ f P—0 P- i ÊÊ;É ^ :^± M ^ ^S ^^«* tt I #—*-—* «=*=^ =^**=^ Jv.. ^fO^^O^ m -0-. g g-£fe ^ i .//• ^ î=*= i ÏE± r^^ f r r / * ^^ 1. t.â È Np ^ É i r r
RM2AM3WKK–Polk-Husted Directory Co.'s Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda directory . (/) H U)HX mm zm > (TQ 0 ? r 32 > ^ ^ r 3 -n^ C7 ^ ^ > z D CD ^ S D. B. HUNTER Pre*, and Gea. M^r. Main Office and Yard Shittuck Ave. & OrcEon St. Berkeley. Cal. Phone Berkeley 5550 HUNTER LUMBER CO. INCORPORATED NOVEMBER 14. 1902Private Bxchanse Connecting: Both Yards VERE W. HUNTEkSecretaiy Wharf and Yard South End of WEBSTER STREET BRIDGE Alameda, Calif.Phone Home P 1196. 1366 Bicycles. CLASSIFIED. Billiards. Chick &Carroll Agents for
RM2ANAE3B–Elements of analytical geometry and the differential and integral calculus . gned to «, h, and v,last equation by the equation r=0, and we have <5d Dividing the ^^sin.^i ^^cos.S =0. -|-2-S-acos.v The value of r in this equation is the value of a chord.When the chord becomes 0, the value of r in the last equationbecomes 0 also, and then A^ h sin.i;+-B* a cos.v=0. Or tan.z=——- ,A-b a result corresponding to Prop. VI, as it ought to do, becausethe raditis vector then becomes tangent to the curve. Scholium 3. When P is placed at the extremity of the majoraxis on the right, then siu.t=0, cos.v=l
RM2AKNCFX–Pacific Gas and Electric magazine . Pacific Sermce Magazine 375 sas of this diagram give the time and theordinates the total number of acre feetof water which would have collected insuch imaginary reservoir of unlimitedextent. The valuable property of such curve is that the tangent to the curve atany point may be taken to represent therate of inflow from the river or thequantity of water actually flowing in thestream at the time in question. fv 1 i / i / 10 / ^ 1 / Si^ 1 •? :; i 1 * i> ^ >- ^ —^— : y : - f t# S i- 1 r^ 3 0-»;kS 3V^li^-^Sr. K / ( MASS CURVE N? 2 / rsmrii!:^^^? 376 Pac
RM2AWHX7K–The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science . Ejr. 2.. Let us take f=?4cosi^ 9 = rising, so that we have a conformal transformation if f, v be regardedas Cartesian coordinates in another plane,the parabola Vans-Eorming into f =7r, and the latus-rectum into £2 = v2. Thecorrespondence is shown in figs. 1 and 2, where correspondingpoints are similarly lettered. ° Since mi<^ m the conditions to be satisfied by % become, with reference tofig- 2, P+g = -«(f+r), .... (3) over the area LSL,,x=0 on £=*, dx/0P=dr3,; on fand dx/o?= —ox/9; on ?=-?/. 32 Mr. J. Proud m
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RM2AWHRNR–Gallery of antiquities, selected from the British Museum . HhiL^ mm GIOE: tLl:VATlOHTorcehxn full.auc LI N rj C R S I 0 c. BACK ELEVATION fn-Sihrr ftli.M.7f u^ A .ra ® M R! [ffi A AMOUN-RA. 3 conquest were the chief blessings he offered: as, We givetliee all lantis and countries; j)Owerand victory; all lands under thy sandals;- the duration of the sun; innumerahli! days; force,life, and power ;^ an edifice to endure like the heaven ; all ((uartcrs of the W(n-Id ; to cele-brate panegyrics;^ rejoice with years. In the scenes relative to conquest, where the monarchappears to start on some milita
RM2AM75D2–Sessional papers of the Dominion of Canada 1911 . Xo. 44. —Little Nutiuii River, tlie Mill Falls, five miles from the Ottawa River. Log chute in loutc<inier. The scenery is the Laiirentian or Thousadd Island tjije.. No. 45.—High Falls at Chelsea, where the Gatinean River tumbles over the edge of the Lanrentian ridge. 10a—5J 05 to < <• r^ l.l ?C3TO TO P k^ c:/^ ^ -J r^-*-V- 0 z0 ©5 ^ X ^ Li^ 0 C3 - 0 1— (.4 .0-3 0 ::i 0 1— Q. PC — C <• w 0 Q. n CC -^ 0
![. Trade price list of choice gladioli and other summer-flowering bulbs and plants. WHOLESALE CATALOGUE OF BULBS FOR 1912. 5. Splendid Varieties of Recent Introduction by Various Growers Per 100 No. r. La Luna [Graffs]—The large heavy buds open as pale yellow, changing to nearly white when expand ed. Splendid. ^0 QO No. 2. Sans pareil [Viimorin Andrieux & Co.]—Perfect spike; very large flowers, from 4 to 5 inches, of avery bright orange-rose, slightly striped with vermilion; large white blotch. We consider this one of themost striking varieties we have tested. - - - 50 00 No. 3. Le Triomphe [ Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AG580T/trade-price-list-of-choice-gladioli-and-other-summer-flowering-bulbs-and-plants-wholesale-catalogue-of-bulbs-for-1912-5-splendid-varieties-of-recent-introduction-by-various-growers-per-100-no-r-la-luna-graffs-the-large-heavy-buds-open-as-pale-yellow-changing-to-nearly-white-when-expand-ed-splendid-0-qo-no-2-sans-pareil-viimorin-andrieux-co-perfect-spike-very-large-flowers-from-4-to-5-inches-of-avery-bright-orange-rose-slightly-striped-with-vermilion-large-white-blotch-we-consider-this-one-of-themost-striking-varieties-we-have-tested-50-00-no-3-le-triomphe-2AG580T.jpg ". Trade price list of choice gladioli and other summer-flowering bulbs and plants. WHOLESALE CATALOGUE OF BULBS FOR 1912. 5. Splendid Varieties of Recent Introduction by Various Growers Per 100 No. r. La Luna [Graffs]—The large heavy buds open as pale yellow, changing to nearly white when expand ed. Splendid. ^0 QO No. 2. Sans pareil [Viimorin Andrieux & Co.]—Perfect spike; very large flowers, from 4 to 5 inches, of avery bright orange-rose, slightly striped with vermilion; large white blotch. We consider this one of themost striking varieties we have tested. - - - 50 00 No. 3. Le Triomphe [ Stock Photo")
RM2AG580T–. Trade price list of choice gladioli and other summer-flowering bulbs and plants. WHOLESALE CATALOGUE OF BULBS FOR 1912. 5. Splendid Varieties of Recent Introduction by Various Growers Per 100 No. r. La Luna [Graffs]—The large heavy buds open as pale yellow, changing to nearly white when expand ed. Splendid. ^0 QO No. 2. Sans pareil [Viimorin Andrieux & Co.]—Perfect spike; very large flowers, from 4 to 5 inches, of avery bright orange-rose, slightly striped with vermilion; large white blotch. We consider this one of themost striking varieties we have tested. - - - 50 00 No. 3. Le Triomphe [
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RM2AJEH7C–Catalogue of monkeys, lemurs, and fruit-eating bats in the collection of the British museum . Galago Allenii. (Mivart.) * Tail clavate, hair of lower part adpressed, of end spreading: the. fingersand toes broader, shorter; upper cutting-teeth very slender, in a straightcross line. Otolicnus. Fig. 0.. Galago maholi. 2. Galago maholi. ]}. ]r. lirownish grey; nose-streak, face, throat, and beneath whitish ;cars large; tail elongate, rather longer than head and body, subcla-vate, rather browner than the back. Length of foot 2 3. Skull, length 1 G, breadth 1 0. Galago maholi, A. Smith, Must. S. Af
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RM2AX7FWB–Fifth report of the United States Entomological Commission, being a revised and enlarged edition of Bulletin no7, on insects injurious to forest and shade trees . length of a legwith terminal claw, 0.4^; length from base of labrum to posterior edge of meta-thoracic segment, 5; length of first and second abdominal segment, each, 2™;length from base of third abdominal segment to end of body, 28™™; width of each ofsegments 2 to 6, 6™™; the seventh and eighth segments are slightly wider. Found in an oak log at Providence, R. I., May 20, 1881. Compare also pi. xvii, Fig. 2; xix, Fig. 2; xx, Fig. 3.
RM2AX6MBG–Goethe und sein Kreis; erläutert und dargestellt in 651 Abbildungen, mit einer Einführung in das Verständnis von Goethes Persönlichkeit . c ,0 0 cr ^^ -fc- ö ^ E 5 B 3 i 0 n H a .g Ö fe B - r» o c «? 0 qr 0 2 ^ c 0 r^5 f s & 3 8 i IX0 S « P^. o 1- 0 f=; #^ 0 0 ^,^ TÖ ^ c «? c n — « is c 0 3 .0 c= fi- 0 r» ir ^B^»
RM2AG6K2D–. Old and new Montreal with a series of comparative views illustrating the growth and development of the greater city. ™ ns c > u O -» 7 w *? S3 X • -- V V SJ : f/1 n — ?- U *—?* x — 0 u S — u ^ u H u z - A » - V u 0 CO a. ?T. - ?s. IU — . ^* ) , >. v. zj — . u *—. > - c > - > :/: >% — ^ J — r w : 3 J. : :- — Cfl H ; - tn i—iP to 0 - > 0 rt £ — —i C >, III — NEW MONTREAL
RM2AKTA0H–The elasticity and resistance of the materials of engineering . 4GD = a. Then fromthe known properties of such a triangle - f. Fig.3 FD = BB = BF = 2a V3. 2^ r cos CD Hence, the equation for DB is ; r sin cp — — ^ = o. Hence, the equation for BF is ; r cos cp -- a =0. Hence, the equation for FD is ; r sin cp -[ ——l — o. Taking the product of these three equations, and reducing,there will result for the equation to the perimeter: r^ r^ 2a^ — — •^- cos q) =^ —2 6^ ^^ 3 (42) Comparing this equation with Eq. (33): c^— — ^- and, 6 = —.6^ 3 Hence: 58 TORSION IN EQUILIBRIUM, [Art. lO. u — — a r
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RM2AJ7BH8–Annales des sciences naturelles . C. Jo/>er( ad, ,uU. eieU. Iiic/tjse xc Ûrçanes tùi Tûi/r/u^/. ////>. A. Sr!///t>/l,/; Tflf/lJ:l/7r//tll/t,J.,/f 7.0 Zoo/. 7û//// //, //.f^ ?. C, Jûbcrl ad. riat. cù//. 0/yanûs du ToucAer. Aim. des SeR nat 5 S éne 99 0& -- 1 % N ?R ,».«SiÇ--, ?-> 98 il ï â |iU|U Zool. T. 16, PL, 10.c 96 ,::;<3*,.,r A?.
RM2AWMWPY–Annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the state of the finances for the year .. . a ce M o « ment froase of beowing dpons wer .05 00 -J-W M^ o 03 a ;i a O m m 2 3 Si intcriereub 00 mj3m ^ S m ^3 t^ gs::^ o^ ?0 0=9 5aS3S«°-2a^:B--a^o§GftJ||g5|S§^«r«|a3£g3p..|^^a:^&p ::-oi g S^ ^ |.S| 5 S fe-g^ S^ i ^gO fe 5« 6.-2 g ^^a&-33 H <!.2S °^ Oo-iSS
RM2AX0G9T–The story of a great nationOr, Our country's achievements, military, naval, political, and civil . O. H. PERRY. Born in South Kingston. R. I.. .ug. 2.3, 1785. Early?n 1812 he was in command of a flotilla ot guuboat^ inNew York harbor. olunIcering to reinforce Com.Chauncev on Lalie Ontari ». he was sent by that officerto Lake Erie to enperinteud the buildii!g of a squadronto oppose the British. On Sept. 10, 1813. he lousht fememorable battle in the Lawrence^ achieving a mostbrilliant victory. Died, a Commodore, Aug. 2;i. 1819.. ISAAC SHELBY. Born near Hagerstown. Md., Dec. 11, 17.)0. Enteredm
RM2AG4MTN–. The choice humorous works, ludicrous adventures, bons mots, puns and hoaxes. hen come yourself, I hope you will, and bring your eldest daughter, Maam,And Susan Smith, who ran away, if Mr. Smith has caught her, Maam ;Our husbands wish it, and they pay for every-thing to cram us with,The principles the same as that which took us all to Ham-mersmith. Come, madam, come, tis now the time for capering,Pleasures flag, at Williss, is just unfurld. 188 THEODORE HOOKS HUMOROUS WORKS. THE BEGGARS.A New Song. P5=pt 3^ ^*=* $m W 0 all the trades a go - ing. sure a *?.± z ^=^ —i „ r r»„ „ „—= &=F=?^T*-
RM2AKFHK8–An international system of electro-therapeutics : for students, general practitioners, and specialists . of 0.8 ohm.I am convincedthat wherever thisbattery is used it willprove itself possessedof undeniable advan-tages OA^er all others.The Ghloride-of-Silver Cell.—Marie Davy appears to have been the first to suggest the use of silver chloride as a depolarizer (about 1860), although it owes its present prominence to the investigations of Warren de la Rue. 1 y r / y^ / / 9 / h / / / -it J • -Si ?/ / -a ? -i- -J -a - COCO o c z a:< ^ ?3 lij uu t ?z - ^ 1- ^ c 4 i UJl ! / 3 J r— s /
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RM2AKYHMK–The palaces of Crete and their builders . vKli]yce, Troper c 0 ye rT))f.tara Xvypci |ypaxpac £ irivaki tttvkto) 0vijio(j)8upa ttoWci, | 3 Halbherr, Monumenti, xiii. p. 39, 1903. L. Savignoni, Resti dell etamiccnea scopertl ad Hagia Triada, Monumenti R. Accad. del Linici, vol. xiii.,1903. A MYCENAEAN VILLA 75 most ancient were made also in wood, steatite, or ivory. In thefrescoes men are seen wearing a bracelet on the wrist with oneof these intaglios, and even at the present day the Pashas and allorientals sign by a seal or with a stamp. I give here some of the devices of seals found at Hagia T
RM2AGE981–. La carmélite; comédie musicale en quatre actes et cinq tableaux. Poëme de Catulle Mendès. Pendant que lAbbesse met le >olle noir sni- la tète de Louise, toutes sagenouillent. é d ^ ^ r ^ 0 m ^ J—z=^— 349 Louise se prosterne devant lautel, sur l.s dalles, iui uiilien dun cercle de fleurs qui semble. un orncnicul de tombe m ^3 u 21* Sopr. a Contr. Lié, ealme et sans nuance».. I H I I De prolun - - diï M> !^ De prcifun De pro -
RM2AM5T00–Transactions . 1 J 430 AN IMPROVED SYSTEM OF CORNISH PITWORK. Fig. 5. /Section CD, Section A.B,. ... SCALE OF FEET 0 12 3 4 5 6 SCALE OF METRES AN IMPROVED SYSTEM OF CORNISH PITWORK. 431 two pipes, tliiKs tillowing; any kind of valve to be used for an uppervalve. To the ri^jht-liand arm of the nozzle is attached a wrought-iron return-jjipe, the open lower end of which di[)s into the tank 0.This tank O is really no part of the pumj), but a part of the reser-voir R, and is in open coinnuuiication with it by means of the pipeP, the object of the arrangement being to discharge the water fn^mthe lo
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![Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . ^^^^» aa-as ^f-^-^^frf.r.^ ^r , ^r^ ];mi»«wH ?: 11 jDc/far^ carineJper ivse/C. umL.^- REPORT OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION. 85, 1,292 ACCIDENTS RESULTING IN PERMANENT INJURY. Time: 12 months—January 1 to December 3], 1914. Grouped by Wage Periods (Ten-DollarAccidents 0( Groups) and by Industries Whereicurred. Industries Wage groups Agri-culture ? on-atructlon Extrac-tion Manu-facturing Service Trades Transpor-tation Un-known Total Under $10 .$10 to $19. ..$20 to $29 -$30 t Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AN465R/appendix-to-the-journals-of-the-senate-and-assembly-of-the-session-of-the-legislature-of-the-state-of-california-aa-as-f-frfr-r-r-miwh-11-jdcfar-carinejper-ivsec-uml-report-of-industrial-accident-commission-85-1292-accidents-resulting-in-permanent-injury-time-12-monthsjanuary-1-to-december-3-1914-grouped-by-wage-periods-ten-dollaraccidents-0-groups-and-by-industries-whereicurred-industries-wage-groups-agri-culture-on-atructlon-extrac-tion-manu-facturing-service-trades-transpor-tation-un-known-total-under-10-10-to-19-20-to-29-30-t-2AN465R.jpg "Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . ^^^^» aa-as ^f-^-^^frf.r.^ ^r , ^r^ ];mi»«wH ?: 11 jDc/far^ carineJper ivse/C. umL.^- REPORT OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION. 85, 1,292 ACCIDENTS RESULTING IN PERMANENT INJURY. Time: 12 months—January 1 to December 3], 1914. Grouped by Wage Periods (Ten-DollarAccidents 0( Groups) and by Industries Whereicurred. Industries Wage groups Agri-culture ? on-atructlon Extrac-tion Manu-facturing Service Trades Transpor-tation Un-known Total Under $10 .$10 to $19. ..$20 to $29 -$30 t Stock Photo")
RM2AN465R–Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . ^^^^» aa-as ^f-^-^^frf.r.^ ^r , ^r^ ];mi»«wH ?: 11 jDc/far^ carineJper ivse/C. umL.^- REPORT OF INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION. 85, 1,292 ACCIDENTS RESULTING IN PERMANENT INJURY. Time: 12 months—January 1 to December 3], 1914. Grouped by Wage Periods (Ten-DollarAccidents 0( Groups) and by Industries Whereicurred. Industries Wage groups Agri-culture ? on-atructlon Extrac-tion Manu-facturing Service Trades Transpor-tation Un-known Total Under $10 .$10 to $19. ..$20 to $29 -$30 t
RM2AWJEA3–The complete melodeon instructor, in seven parts: Designed as a thorough instruction book for the melodeon, seraphine, eolican, melopean, organ, or any similar instrument . ^ ZCI €>- ;£ -©- iza: 101 -e -e- T^m 3=r=£=, *=p= t: g=B -o- tJ± rj -1-® -e* -o^ -Qt± | 1—=F -0- w -#- • Student* without the aid of a teacher would do well to provide himself with % Metronome, (Maelzels). and practise these exercises after the beatiiig o4•t -without any time-sruide the beginner would hardly succeed in keeping time, when the movement of his finger has to ^>e doubled ELEMENTS OF MUSIC. No 11. sjijjjj
RM2AX7N0T–Class and chorus : a text book for chorus classes, singing schools, public schools and institutes . gam ^ ^ i II Song ec-stat-ic thine advent at - tendSong ec - stat - ic, at - tend joiz -0— ^•*iT^ eth, O, welcome, welcome,Spring-time a-eth, Welcome,Spring-time a- p 1 ^—F——I ^ s^-^ ^-•. ^-^^— -|—j^—F—^ s,i;ii^-^ts^-/—*3 •^-«—*^—. ^I^ring (B^vmi^tx* ! 17 —I- ^ -4- Cres. -- JOIC —©>— -#— The song-sters voic r- ^- ing, Hail Queen, I -($-• #— hail -©>-
RM2AKCGF4–A treatise of painting . pVjlt D t48. Ty Leonardo da Vinct. 149 the Painting appear larger than the Life : Thea^crtheMea-reafon take as follows; A B is the Breadth offur,es thcthe fpact taken tin by the Portrait, fTab. 2.Plcu,rc, .... ,! / , ,.,, u , .appear larger F/g. 4. 3 which is placed at the durance marked than the Life.C F; where the Cheeks are-, and mull have thewhole Length of the Line AC behind, now inthis cafe thc Temples will be feen at thediftance 0 R3 of the Lines A FB F, fo that they will ap-pear narrower than the Life, by the two fnacesCO and R D: whence it follows, that the tw
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![. Briggs' banjo instructor [music] : containing the elementary principles of music, together with examples and lessons, ... to which is added a choice collection of pieces, numbering over fifty popular dances, polkas, melodies, &c. &c., many of which have never before been published. Composed and arranged expressly for this work.. s=r m *=» N N »=*=* ±J=W JM^-£ ^—* :^ ==^E 9—O £=^ * ii=at*: hz3—^z ^—+—9 lit - tie ones dat clung around, Ere I from dem did roam, Made eb-ry hour still happier seem; 0 dear young folks at home 3=3=3. fc: INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE BANJO. CHORUS. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AFYANF/briggs-banjo-instructor-music-containing-the-elementary-principles-of-music-together-with-examples-and-lessons-to-which-is-added-a-choice-collection-of-pieces-numbering-over-fifty-popular-dances-polkas-melodies-c-c-many-of-which-have-never-before-been-published-composed-and-arranged-expressly-for-this-work-s=r-m-=-n-n-==-j=w-jm-==e-9o-=-ii=at-hz3z-9-lit-tie-ones-dat-clung-around-ere-i-from-dem-did-roam-made-eb-ry-hour-still-happier-seem-0-dear-young-folks-at-home-3=3=3-fc-instructions-for-the-banjo-chorus-2AFYANF.jpg ". Briggs' banjo instructor [music] : containing the elementary principles of music, together with examples and lessons, ... to which is added a choice collection of pieces, numbering over fifty popular dances, polkas, melodies, &c. &c., many of which have never before been published. Composed and arranged expressly for this work.. s=r m *=» N N »=*=* ±J=W JM^-£ ^—* :^ ==^E 9—O £=^ * ii=at*: hz3—^z ^—+—9 lit - tie ones dat clung around, Ere I from dem did roam, Made eb-ry hour still happier seem; 0 dear young folks at home 3=3=3. fc: INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE BANJO. CHORUS. Stock Photo")
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RM2ANE3GA–The belle of Cairo : a new and original musical play . -0- -0- If- n^ i i- i 5 5 S^^ y J y J y i r^ r*p p p r ^^ i;^^^ a ^ Eng- lish- man does all he can From days of Rug - by, Har - row, and of !> >j, i^^ P ^i^ -FT ^ff ^^ « *—# a |^^ r r -p 1^^ Ji I i 1 & 2. ^ F. E - ton An Eng - lish boys an Eng - lish - man. fe. 3. /TN fe i* s ^^^ #? ^ /t 1» 14 1*—^ f
RM2AGAWWK–. Annual report of the town officers of Wakefield Massachusetts : including the vital statistics for the year. M b03J5 3 ^ 3 O 6 o o j mi --ci^icjo -«> »cd3 3: S -3 .3 3! C ^ ^ tT 3 a> 33 3o cj— o a «fi o © o £ url o o o 333 QJ >j 0 ; ^ 3 to o 3 r; ^-•-10 3^^ ©S3 ,^ CJ <3 -J i -— ^- 0 :-i:»2r:::! c; o o. o 42 COCO to to* to ^>so toto -si ** S §• £ Age.
RM2AX5JB2–Farrow's military encyclopedia : a dictionary of military knowledge . picce, and pull thetrigger. Draw back the bolt by the knob of thecooking-piece : and the cartridge will be pushed for-ward, and remain in the receiver. Remove the cart-ridge, and proceed as before. 3. Rai.se the handle ;place the wrist of the right hand against the handleof the lock-tube, the thumb being extended across NOMEMCL.TURE. 1. Receiver. 2. Guard-plate. 3. Guard-plate Screw (rear). 4. Guard-plate Screw (froDl). 5. Side-screws (2).0. Cockiug-piece.T. Locking-tube.R Bolt-head.9. Firing-pin. 10. Firing-pin Screw. 11.
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