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RM2AXF4BE–Mineral Resources of the United States, 1888 . 458351,168507, 874355, 318312, 569525, 585649, 838549, 111462,106532, 831483, 909532, 706548,425658, 068474, 200451, 001433, 827386, 858371, 000328, 201246, 022 Pounds. $1, 032, 8721, 281, 0041,246,4401, 392,1161,221,7801,161, 617 1, 866, 596 2, 228, 8951, 869, 2591, 741, 8621, 733, 5591, 643, 8021, 778, 565 1, 848,174 2, 044, 9581, 708,1901,641,6181, 649, 9181, 538, 3161 432. 7 U 1868 . 1869 1870 68, 597, 02364, 671,13957, 830, 92986, 756, 628105,613,913110, 249, 440118, 760, 638 132, 433, 972100,794,611 94, 060,114109, 024, 446 133, 395, 065 134
RM2B0D8AG–Front: Justin and Sophia, sitting on throne, both with nimbus. Justinus holds the world globe with cross and Sophia with right scepter with cross. Worn, remains of inscription. Reverse: Large K, ANNO left, star above, regnal year right, under gamma. The large (Greek) letter stands for a number and indicates the coin value. K is 20 nummi, a half follis. The lowercase letter refers to the workshop where the coin is minted., Coin, half follis of Justin II, Byzantine, metal, bronze, diam: 2,1 cm, wt. 7.07 grams, 565-578 AD, unknown
RM2AFR1XN–. Report of the North Carolina Corporation Commission as a Board of State Tax Commissioners. 387 41.900182,33233,0liSWt,.s3283,146 45,16590,44278,187127,240 51,513 495,319 | 1,376,273 1,316,043 ! 111,007 |10,395 45,565 1,140,25171,137110,926203,SI I68,139 86,09766,291.55,39351,977 265,945105,038 1,490,940 | 2,393,706 2,650,416213,960323,357682,904213,883 257,781167, 136161,898152,906196.800 529,283233,036 5,783,360 142 Eeport of the Statement No. 17—Continued. County—Township. Wilson— Wilson Black Creek Cross Roads Spring Hill Old Fields Taylors Toisnot Gardners Saratoga Stantonsburg . Total
RM2B0D8AK–Front: Justin and Sophia, sitting on throne, both with nimbus. Justinus holds the world globe with cross and Sophia with right scepter with cross. Worn, remains of inscription. Reverse: Large K, ANNO left, cross top, government year right, TES bottom. The large (Greek) letter stands for a number and indicates the coin value. K is 20 nummi, a half follis. The letters at the bottom refer to the place where the coin is minted., Mint, half follis of Justin II, Byzantine, metal, bronze, diam: 1.9 cm, wt. 5.47 grams, 565-578 AD, unknown
RM2AKABB6–Mayor’s message and reports of the city officers . ,435,441 00 LO REPORT COLLECTOR OF WATER RENTS AND LICENSES. STATEMENT H.Receipts from General Licenses for the Year 1911. One-horse wagons $20,672 50 Two-horse wagons 16,156 00 Three-horse wagons 1,195 50 Four-horse wagons 428 00 Six-horse wagons 126 00 Cabs 86 25 Hacks 483 75 Package carts 830 50 #39,978 50 Coal oil 1,881 00 Theatrical permits and licenses 7,577 90 Telephone and telegraph poles 18,668 00 Cars 4,384 30 Sc( iws 724 50 Billiard tables $237 50 Pool tables • 8,837 50 Bagatelle tables 565 00 9,640 00 Bowling alleys 1,512 50 Pawnbr
RM2T8KGT9–ZÁVOD KLENOTNICKÝ A STRÍBRNICKÝ; F. & D. MALÝ - PRAHA, Karel Reisner, Prague 1868 - 1913 Prague, 1898, print, color lithograph, sheet: 910 mm x 565 mm, German: 'Jewel and silver company / with its own production / F. & D . Malý - Prague / 1. Postgasse 4 / large selection of new fashion items
RM2AJ5C6M–History of the Young men's association, with lists of officers, &c from its commencement in 1834 to the present time . 23 GENERAL STATEMENT OF FINANCES FKOM THE OKGANIZATION OP THE ASSOCIATION TO THE PRESENT TIME. GENERAL FINANCES. MEMBERS. LIBRARY VOLS. Life YEAR. MembershipFund. Membership Receipts. Disburse-ments. Life. Regular. Total. Additions. Total. LibraryFund. 1835 $2,846 00 $1,825 79 33 443 476 1222 1836 2,124 66 2,340 52 35 486 521 200 1400 1837 1,654 64 1,487 95 35 573 608 100 1500 1838 1,901 58 2,1,56 14 38 508 546 300 1800 1839 1,544 64 1,654 94 38 565 603 300 2100 1840 1,482 75
RM2AFMWY5–. Das höfische Leben zur Zeit der Minnesinger. er ä la fenetre et daller y chercherlair et la vue de lexterieur. On voit lesdegres ainsi disposes aux fenetres du don-jon de Coucy et jaurai occasion de sig-naler un exemple dune disposition ana-logne au chäteau de Koenigsheim. 1) Parz. 24, 2: Gein den vinden andie want Säzen se in diu venster wit Ãfein kultr, gesteppet samit, Dar undr einweichez pette lac. 2) Parz. 565, 15: Der venster siulewol ergi-abn, Dar üf gewelbe höhe erhabn.Dar inne bette ein wunder Lac her untdar besunder: Kultern maneger slahte Lagen drüf von richer ahte. Da warn
RMKC77N9–Head of an Attendant Bodhisattva, 北齊 北響堂山中窟 彩繪石雕菩薩頭像（石灰岩）, Northern Qi dynasty (550–577), ca. 565–75, China, Limestone with
RM2AFJC3H–. Primary decomposition products of an eastern bituminous coal on fractional carbonization. 20 25 36 86 200 27 8 507 Me thane 53 234 1052 2962 4024 4845 29 58 Ethane 14 166 7 93 992 1205 1366 Nitrogen (By Diff.) 18 12 39 350 565 1098 1190 167 5 Hydrogen Sulphide none 1 14 * trace * 74 140 Ammonia X X X X X X X X Total Yield Gas 133 240 525 1658 4345 7990 10395 137 85 * Undetermined due to use of new iron retort.x.The NHg formed a oomplex with the CaClg in the absorptiontrain and henee was not determined. H5 Table III. COMPOSITION OF GASES.Per cent by Yol-ume. Temp, inside Retort 250°C 300°C 35
![Ontario Sessional Papers, 1920, No.46-50 . 1U20 Miix<; KXdiNKKirs i.KPoirr, 23. T. AM) X. (t. 1;.1LAY No. 4.^ Tlie mill pnuliiL-tidii liy innntli,* for fiscal your ]!IU) was as follows: TonsMilled Recoveryper ton January. Fchruaiv .March .|.ril .May .lunu .Inly .uuiisl lillS. l.SOl1.725l.(i511.S551.80(11.7.5(t410 $ c.25 042() IS25 2024 41)24 S724 0838 79 BullionProduction * 45.101 -U 45.102 4241.605 2145.364 2344,781 .5042,136 27 »13,«.55 07 OctjU-r •? .iivcnili;r 345.570 10 1317 97 5.565 SO10 246 28 11.907 24 (i7 293.818 18 IiK-liiiliiin valur.-; |MOi-i|iitatiMl fioni circuit when Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AKHWM8/ontario-sessional-papers-1920-no46-50-1u20-miixlt-kxdinkkirs-ikpoirr-23-t-am-x-t-11lay-no-4-tlie-mill-pnuliil-tidii-liy-innntli-for-fiscal-your-!iu-was-as-follows-tonsmilled-recoveryper-ton-january-fchruaiv-march-ril-may-lunu-inly-uuiisl-lills-lsol1725li511s551801175t410-c25-042-is25-2024-4124-s724-0838-79-bullionproduction-45101-u-45102-4241605-2145364-2344781-5042136-27-1355-07-octju-r-iivcnilir-345570-10-1317-97-5565-so10-246-28-11907-24-i7-293818-18-iik-liiiliiin-valur-moi-iiitatiml-fioni-circuit-when-2AKHWM8.jpg "Ontario Sessional Papers, 1920, No.46-50 . 1U20 Miix<; KXdiNKKirs i.KPoirr, 23. T. AM) X. (t. 1;.1LAY No. 4.^ Tlie mill pnuliiL-tidii liy innntli,* for fiscal your ]!IU) was as follows: TonsMilled Recoveryper ton January. Fchruaiv .March .|.ril .May .lunu .Inly .uuiisl lillS. l.SOl1.725l.(i511.S551.80(11.7.5(t410 $ c.25 042() IS25 2024 41)24 S724 0838 79 BullionProduction * 45.101 -U 45.102 4241.605 2145.364 2344,781 .5042,136 27 »13,«.55 07 OctjU-r •? .iivcnili;r 345.570 10 1317 97 5.565 SO10 246 28 11.907 24 (i7 293.818 18 IiK-liiiliiin valur.-; |MOi-i|iitatiMl fioni circuit when Stock Photo")
RM2AKHWM8–Ontario Sessional Papers, 1920, No.46-50 . 1U20 Miix<; KXdiNKKirs i.KPoirr, 23. T. AM) X. (t. 1;.1LAY No. 4.^ Tlie mill pnuliiL-tidii liy innntli,* for fiscal your ]!IU) was as follows: TonsMilled Recoveryper ton January. Fchruaiv .March .|.ril .May .lunu .Inly .uuiisl lillS. l.SOl1.725l.(i511.S551.80(11.7.5(t410 $ c.25 042() IS25 2024 41)24 S724 0838 79 BullionProduction * 45.101 -U 45.102 4241.605 2145.364 2344,781 .5042,136 27 »13,«.55 07 OctjU-r •? .iivcnili;r 345.570 10 1317 97 5.565 SO10 246 28 11.907 24 (i7 293.818 18 IiK-liiiliiin valur.-; |MOi-i|iitatiMl fioni circuit when
RMW51GRK–Attic Black-Figure Dinos Fragment, Attributed to Kyllenios Painter, Athens, Greece, about 565 B.C., Terracotta, 5.4 cm (2 1/8 in
RM2AXBBG7–Crocker-Langley San Francisco city directory . 111 »-l ^ s UJ g Ku CO .2 III Q. 1: ?I?i£ Hi CO S 3 ^5 ? ted Sce Toants. O u 00 C3 o 3 a> ® fews o o as tt 1 tS CO « 0|^ o^ a. ra. UJ ac-J Q ii J^T=. = Ol > 111 ?r- c a. 1 1 ^ cs o «a: O40 o 1- z o s z o iH The salvation ARMY (incorporated) Western Territorial Headquarters: U5 VALENCIA STREET at MARKET A. GIFFORD, Lieut.-Commissioner Western Territory PHONE PARK 1614 Churches MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Churches PRINTERS BOOKBINBERS STATIONERS LITHOGRAPHERS LOOSE LEAFLEDGERS TYPEWRITERSUPPLIES ? H. S.CROCKERCOMPANY INC. 565-571MARKET ST. TEL
RMW51J2P–Wine Cup with an Eagle Battling a Snake, Attributed to the Hunt Painter (Greek (Lakonian), active 565 - 530 B.C.), Sparta, Lakonia, Greece, about 530 B.C., Terracotta, 13 × 19.5 cm (5 1/8 × 7 11/16 in
RM2AX3EP3–Gleanings in bee culture . in beekeepers supplies. Smoke Engine, 4-inch stove $1.25 Doctor, a 1^-inch stove 85 Two above sizes in copper, 50 cts. extra. Conqueror, 3-inch stove 75 Little Wonder. 2 V^-inch stove 50 Hinged cover on two larger sizes. Postage extra. TIN HONEY-CANS-LOW PRICES Five-pound friction-top pails, lots of 50 at $2.75;100 lots, $5.20; crates of 203 at $10.00. Ten-pound friction-top pails, lots of 50 at $4.00;100 lots, $7.50; crates of 113 at $8.30; 565 at$40.00, f. o. b. Chicago. Sixty-pound cans, two in a case, 70 cts. per case.Quantity lots, 67 cts. per case; crates of 50
RMKC6MFF–Porringer with Cover, ca. 1700, Possibly made in New England; Possibly made in New York, New York, United States, American
RM2AM89R9–The Commercial and financial chronicle . 144143 QUEBEC. Montreal— Bank of Montreal..Bk of Br Nor Am..KaiiiuedIIochelagaMerch Bank of Can Molsons Hank Provincl Bk of CanRoyal Bk of Canada Quebec—Banque Nationale. Quebec Bank Union Bank of Can. Sherbrookc— East Townships 15k 14,400,0004,866,66602,500 0006,000,00004,000,000./1,000.00006,200,000 2,000,00072,600,000 4,000 oo 3,000.00 12,000,0002,3332,500.0004,900,0004,400.000425,0007,000,000 2,000,0001,250,000 2 4()ii non 2,250,000 172 59031029,8 13.29016.397,14250,565,90831,361,4726,623,39365,906,690 11,687 08111,654 34012, .67,848 16,522.080 100v
RMKC52DT–Teapot, 1800–1830, Made in New York, New York, United States, American, Silver, 5 13/16 x 10 3/8 x 4 11/16 in. (14.8 x 26.4 x 11
RM2AWMFDA–Narrative of the Canadian Red River Exploring Expedition of 1857 : and of the Assinniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring Expedition of 1858 . pi . . 1,226,000 4,400 447,200 1,270,000 St. Lawrence . 565,000 2,600 900,000389,000207,000 Niagara .... 237,300 370,589 406,000 432,000 1^680 36,300 494,200 Main Saskatchewan 240,000 59,289 34,284 Nile 520,200 2,240 23,100 220,000 Ohio, at Wheeling . 25,000 1,400 260,277 Thames .... 5,000 215 1,330 7,900 38,000 560 7,000 21,000 204,000 88,000 700 13,400 33,700 164,000 Ottawa (Grenville) 80,000 700 35,000 85,000 150,000 French Biver 4,700 9,500 Subjoined is
![Semifollis of Iustinian I or Iustinus II, G Bronze, stamped, Total: Diameter: 2.6 cm (2.1 - 2.6 cm), Inscription: X, Coins, Late Antiquity, Early Byzantine Art, The Semifollis shows on the obverse (obverse) the enthroned imperial couple. On the left is the emperor, probably with globe and cross, on the right his wife. Both show a nimbus. The circumferential inscription DN IUSTI[n] is only incompletely preserved. The reverse side (lapel) shows the dominant stamp K (20) with an applied cross and the inscriptions ANNO on the left and XIII on the right. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2DNT3CW/semifollis-of-iustinian-i-or-iustinus-ii-g-bronze-stamped-total-diameter-26-cm-21-26-cm-inscription-x-coins-late-antiquity-early-byzantine-art-the-semifollis-shows-on-the-obverse-obverse-the-enthroned-imperial-couple-on-the-left-is-the-emperor-probably-with-globe-and-cross-on-the-right-his-wife-both-show-a-nimbus-the-circumferential-inscription-dn-iusti-n-is-only-incompletely-preserved-the-reverse-side-lapel-shows-the-dominant-stamp-k-20-with-an-applied-cross-and-the-inscriptions-anno-on-the-left-and-xiii-on-the-right-2DNT3CW.jpg "Semifollis of Iustinian I or Iustinus II, G Bronze, stamped, Total: Diameter: 2.6 cm (2.1 - 2.6 cm), Inscription: X, Coins, Late Antiquity, Early Byzantine Art, The Semifollis shows on the obverse (obverse) the enthroned imperial couple. On the left is the emperor, probably with globe and cross, on the right his wife. Both show a nimbus. The circumferential inscription DN IUSTI[n] is only incompletely preserved. The reverse side (lapel) shows the dominant stamp K (20) with an applied cross and the inscriptions ANNO on the left and XIII on the right. Stock Photo")
RM2DNT3CW–Semifollis of Iustinian I or Iustinus II, G Bronze, stamped, Total: Diameter: 2.6 cm (2.1 - 2.6 cm), Inscription: X, Coins, Late Antiquity, Early Byzantine Art, The Semifollis shows on the obverse (obverse) the enthroned imperial couple. On the left is the emperor, probably with globe and cross, on the right his wife. Both show a nimbus. The circumferential inscription DN IUSTI[n] is only incompletely preserved. The reverse side (lapel) shows the dominant stamp K (20) with an applied cross and the inscriptions ANNO on the left and XIII on the right.
RM2ANBTN7–Ontario Sessional Papers, 1903, No.43-50 . ) Holland Landing, Vil..Sutton Vil Davis. 762 507 483 213 193 321 183 87 40 39 Lennox. 672 398 419 244 253 198 226 54 72 85 5,565 6.067 3,619 4,019 3.570 3,8441,827 1,9901,808 1,990 1 1 2,125 2,143 1,590 1,743 6231 777 4461 443 6461 686 Maj. for Davis 1 2,8282,621 207 2,621 5,44S 4,617 21,81£ 1 23,702 SUPPLEMENTARY RETURN FROM THE RECORD SEVERAL ELECTIONS IN THE KLKCruKAL lllVIMo.NS UK NUKTll GKEY, NOFKRAL ELECTION OK MAY 2!hH, lltl 2, .>SHEV1N<; : (I The nuuiber of Votes Polle*.! (or each Candidate in the Electoral^ Districtin whicli there was
RM2A2N7XF–Numenius madagascariensis, Print, The Far Eastern curlew (Numenius madagascariensis) is a large shorebird most similar in appearance to the long-billed curlew, but slightly larger. It is mostly brown in color, differentiated from other curlews by its plain, unpatterned brown underwing. It is not only the largest curlew but probably the world's largest sandpiper, at 60–66 cm (24–26 in) in length and 110 cm (43 in) across the wings. The body is reportedly 565–1, 150 g (1.246–2.535 lb), which may be equaled by the Eurasian curlew. The extremely long bill, at 12.8–20.1 cm (5.0–7.9 in) in length
RM2AKCRJE–Official documents, comprising the department and other reports made to the Governor, Senate and House of Representatives of Pennsylvania . .309,052 8,758,6218,119,9398,633,4558,692,7989,510,35510,812,00513.1.50,74217,753,60820.486,274 $7,152,7.506,063,1315,478.0516,027,3746,S8S.4417,648,61310,223.82215,860,73115,393,109 Imports. Exports. Consumption. Year. Barrels. Value. Barrels. Value. Barrels. Value. 1S92 3,254,183 13,378.824 107.894 $169,538 11,905,000 $10,361,543 1893 3.565,532 3,470.169 112,518 174.663 11,573,451 9.358,737 1894 3,.540.820 3,396.729 120,967 180,8^1 12,137,95-1 8.859,708
RMW51GR9–Wine Cup with Bellerophon Fighting the Chimaera, Attributed to Boreads Painter (Greek (Lakonian), active 575 - 550 B.C.), Sparta, Lakonia, Greece, 570–565 B.C., Terracotta, 12.5 × 18.4 cm (4 15/16 × 7 1/4 in
RM2AG7G62–. ... Annual report of the Presbyterian Hospital in the city of Chicago, with the constitution, by-laws and charter.. Elia M. Walker 10,565.16 James M. Longley 100,000.00 Charles D. Ettinger 250.00 Thomas Murdoch 529,112.73 Edith F. S. Shaw Room 10,000.00 Mary Rose Harris Memorial 10,000.00 W. F. Keep 2,500.00 Etta Soper Smith 10,000.00 Maud S. Leach 2,000.00 Miss Frances R. Keep 10,000.00 William P. Healy 5,000.00 Mary Alice McKnight 300.00 Henry Botsford 5,000.00 George B. Harris 1,191,861.82 $2,871,250.68 32 AUDITORS REPORT For the Year Ending December 31, 1920 ARTHUR YOUNG & COMPANY CERTIF
RMW5773N–Christian Furchtegott Gellert, poet, one-sided medallion in brass ring behind glass on eyelet and ring Front: man's bust to the right within the inscription. Reverse: label with inscription, Christian Fürchtegott Gellert, Gottfried Eichler, Berlin, 1821 and/or 1821, gypsum, brass (alloy), glass, founding, t 1.3 cm × d 8 cm × w 565
RM2AN28KF–Grandest century in the world's history; containing a full and graphic account of the marvelous achievements of one hundred years, including great battles and conquests; the rise and fall of nations; wonderful growth and progress of the United States ..etc., etc . 56812,598 16.8336,856 16.0609.-207 7,776 6.7S4iV,i25 6,507 7,147 27,176 6,77217,224 81 16,359 1,4725,347 359 2,837 4.019 200 2,29f 63.8027,2188.581 53,7224,7636,921 11,7674,:3,32 12,0672,063 7,523 6,929 3.92511.556 8,32330,261 2,232 4.i:37 3,914 io.twy 1,814 3,942 5.264 2.972 23.336 2.y62 10.0713.4(i29,7:j6 33.131 41,22028,5221.565.3
RM2AG64JJ–. Almanach de Gotha. 055 Commerce et communications par terre et par mer. I. Commerce 1). (En millions de francs.)1) Aperçu de lextension du commerce dans les dernièresannées. Années Commerce général.Import. | Export. Commerce spécial1)Import. 1 Export. Numéraire.Import. Export. 1876 4908,8 4547,5 3988,4 3575,6 804 234 1875 4461,8 4807,7 3536,6 3872,6 875 219 1874 4422,5 4702,1 3507,7 3701,1 952 159 1873 4576,4 4822,3 3554,8 3787,3 565 492 en J69— •73 4107,6 4061,3 3342,5 3259,7 462 371 moy-x 64— -68 3813,8 3988,8 2858,7 2961,8 799 451 enne (59— 63 2846,6 3088,2 2121,1 2271,0 607 513 2) Valeur
RM2AXEF24–The Tribune almanac and political register for.. . 0.. 839 251.. 357 157. Nemaha.... os<; 585. Nuckolls... 226 42. Otoe 1087 743. Pawnco 595 104. Phelps 57 . Pierce 18 105. Platte 431 582. Pok. ..... 506 3. RedWillow 03 . 201 64. 203 847 242.. 769 38 3. 39 2? 9. 23 7 U0 295. 726 037 31. 622 342 115.. 342 16 10. 16 22 22 292 84. 304 53 L 137. 527 697 376. 701 186 42. 184 16 55. 16 216 50. 2i6 1951 711. .1977 251 239. 249 366 299. 370 564 205. 565 •1087 63. .1080 213 94. 197 .1^56 1087. .1285 781 165. 731 . 61 8. 61 . 20 101. 29 . 514 53 ». 513 . 618 79. 548 . 82 20. 83 174 74. 387 294 991 95
RM2ANJ0K7–Journal of a Voyage to the East Indies, in the Ship Grenville, Captain Burnet Abercrombie, in the Year 1775By Alexander Dalrymple, EsqFRSCommunicated by the Honourable Henry Cavendish, FRS. . 61, 60.6 14.48 ^ 12.49 * 59-4 58. 8. I « 9. 8 56.4 56.2 62* 61.6 60.4 8.6 57.2 56.6 56.2 57^ 565 61.4 61.2 60. 58.3 56.7 CD. 62. 61.6 60.4 Pretty ftea4y. Very ftca4y« 58.7 Very fteady. 56.4 57-3 57 57-1 Not fteady. Very ileatiy. Extremal Junlleady* lliiMR«M*4«MHB*Vl ii*<ui%ii .??Kill II .?V^,-Ji& Hj«ii»<iw»i<MapyiifHB^^ ML. 2717 r» 33.^ 40 55 { { 84 142 97 { 59 I IV 120 89 3443 I J J t1 MT w .ni
RM2AJHJF1–The eclectic and general dispensatory : comprehending a system of pharmacy, materia medica, the formulae of the London, Edinburgh, and Dublin pharmacopoeias, prescriptions of many eminent physicians, and receipts for the most common empirical medicines . E S 3 3 u o E S3 SJ ^ J3 APPENDIX No. I, 565 b> bobcc en >o o o»- o 1 5 hi bObOu bO eooo O «n rH i^th ?*« ?^:i t! to ?> *^ -3 -* -tt >« «o -< mO O O ^«-i ^ 1-1 tH tH rl rl S s. ?5 3 o c a> c g tn « I o — « rt .-S 5 EC •o rt I « 8 ^ S ^ «0 , •— C c o, CO ^ y w o ^ m to O .- 4) o ;= :o<<< << rt £ D S-S £3 3 £ M.
RM2AJFAGP–Mineral resources of the United States . 75 2,820 Tons.6,6556,475 8,870 5,745 12, 785 18,181 10, 852 14, 829 23, 348 14, 880 12, 640 15,621 26, 008 31, 435 51, 017 61, 072 100, 965 102,421 140, 323 160,142 169,162 158, 629 157, 762 Totis.1,900 12, 4955,1101,7902,3231,4101,480 14, 9498,5111,1147, 3504,1613,682400 iiso 8,145 230580 Ions.7,85023, 37012, 590 16, 89021,160 17, 61053, 70026, 61931, 59075. 11583; 98238, 942 115, 33296, 435139,109136,869131, 695100, 513131, 67880,17559, 872126, 296158, 901 Tons.6,64023, 565 16, 05514, 66018, 330 9,655 7,400 7,302 29, 561 17, 38631,19654,19129,19052, 6
RM2AGEJG4–. The Artizan. inary forge mixture) : REGENERATIVE GAS FURNACE.Table No. 1.First Shift. Date. 1867. May 27 28 Nos. ofHeat. Timecharged. 5. „ 256„ 45 8 „ 8 9 „ 15 10 „ 20 11 „ 40 First Ballout. 6 „ 32 7 „ 509 „ 9 10 „ 7 11 „ 22 12 „ 46 MetalCharged. Second Shift- 1 , 48 2 „ 50 3 „ 565 „ 06„ 57 „ 20 2„ 47 3 „ 47 4 „ 53 6 „ 3 7 ., 12 8 ., 15 Third Shift lb. 410 433430425426 412 428420426432425420 Yield. lb.392 396 410 426 430 412 410 414418417407422 1 9 „ 10 10 „ 15 423 414 2 10 „ 25 11 „ 30 422 412 3 11 „ 35 12 „ 40 420 420 4 12 „ 45 2 „ 0 430 410 6 2 „ 10 3 „ 10 424 411 t> 3„ 16 4 „ 20 420 4
RM2ANGNFT–The Boston blue book ..: containing ..Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Chestnut Hill and Milton .. . 564 BOSTON BLUE BOOK, BOSTON MUSEUM. Seating Capacity, 1.431 PARKER MEMORIAL HALL. 565 PARKER MEMORIAL HALL. I > 3 u 1 TT.T FLOOR. - i [n : f i 11 11 co A 9 Bp i j 1 g -- nim 5 1 T i = ? {= -= I 1 I 3 -c 5 C 7 il9i2ti,2l:2223 H 242K2fcl27|2S!2y!3il : 33 3^ 1 M2I3I4 5I&IVSI9 IOi|l| I [l2*3il4l5lG 17 ISIl9g( 2»>2< 23 I 2425l2«2725««t3( 3i 32333- 1 W2 13 41516 7 3 9 0 |i J fl2,l3l4l5:lfcll7!l3ll9l202»i22Z3 1 24!25B«o.272S^o!3» 31 32 33 3- |ri2l3l4!5l<9l7iSI9IIO|ll| If l2il3:l4l5!|fell7l
RM2AX10CT–Documents de la session de la Puissance du Canada- 1919, (Volume 54, no.6, Documents de la session 17-17c) . 698 221,453 31,870 4,345,047 J2,293,938 18,847 859,217 295,2/7 163,780 143,000 87,765 807,704 23,391.092 327,817 8,565,570 174,363 451,005 566.227 19101913191319101916191619131916191519141915190219131916191519061911191419101915191019161916 598,978 3,258.342 1,833,824 34,483 389 714.414 2,378,514 371,331 -263,743 -662.430 -436. 71 s -20. 883 -303 T506.S00+18.499 10 4*2.>21 -1.«87.847 1,802,848 2,005,019267,477. 733515.415 2,245,630 216,045 30,963 3.341.624 2.235,00017,665859.21334.445
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RM2AJFH9X–Wool and manufactures of wool . 37,500 540, 700 1,109,444 730,522 342, 000 1,114,932 13,361.402 5, 462, 728660, 996 2, 930,123549, 885 9, 594,732 269, 019 312,4081, 265,0003, 623,168 658, 5611, 335,000 523, 340 7, 986,496 1, 237, 085 1, 278, 737 48, 322, 331 44,759, 314 2,836, 7828,720, 64513,117, 3039, 594, 7327, 986, 496 3, 956, 000694, 046 2, 959,424560, 883 8,170, 353 242,117 374, 8901,391,5003, 514,473 665,1471, 468,500 565, 207 8, 221,834 1, 235,438 2, 761, 7778,848, 275 13, 361,4028,170, 3538, 221, 834 43,544,755 42,599.079 4.0 WUOI. AND .MANlFACTLiiE.S OF W Oi »L. Number of Sheep in ea
RM2AXFDHH–Report on cold-rolled iron and steel . 01,7201,750 25,782,00027,233,00025,782,000 14.3714.5814.52 80,690 82,18084,670 2,455 2,4902,565 44 4 Avrage. 1,740 26,265,700 14.49 322.19 82,513 2,503 4 1106E1107E1108E 0.665 uu 1,7501,7501,750 -28,528,00028,705,00028,343,000 21.8821.8820.41 298.13,292.71294.59 72,39072,39072,390 2,1942,1942,194 2,194 3.253.753.5 Avrage. 1,750 28,525,300 21.39 295 14 1 72,390 3.5 D=Deflection in inehes. K—SUMMARY OF RESULTS. TRANSVERSE TESTS OF COLD-ROLLED AND ANNEALED SHAFTING. Results reduced to Standard / bar 1 inch sg., 22 inches long. Lab Diam.of Bar.Inches. Elastic
RM2AFTYM3–. Abstract of the answers and returns made pursuant to an act, passed in the first year of the reign of His Majesty King George IV, intituled, ''An act for taking an account of the population of Great Britain, and of the increase or diminuation thereof.''. 1,926 1812 1,011 i8ia 1,678 |l,565 3,243 1,050 1,049 2,099 1813 1,021 1!U4 1,595|l,473 3,068 1,148 1,139 2,287 1814 1,110 1810 1,190 1,515 3,005 1,395 1,285 2,680 1815 1,331 1816 1,595 l,15r 2,75a 1,359 1,317 2,676 iniG 1,186 UU7 1,347 jl,250 2,597 1,287 1,226 2,5i.T 1817 1,035 1818 1,350 1,361 2,711 1,502 1,376 2,878 1818 1,150 1819 1,352|1
RM2AKGFYB–Report of the Corporation Commission as a Board of State Tax Commissioners . 0473.00192.50 2,296.80394.50 900.851,446.001,268.503,040.482,266.80 488.60 1,843.59671.00662.00306.50 1,515.25 68,070.8642,190.8027,458.8557,211.9627,910.2? 47,613.22286,005.6023,301.6125,422.1340,196.48 78,261.39129,539.7046,807.3827,973.6043,709.2120,565.86 30,441.4218,864.4125,587.5238,905.4412;., 166.8536,292.53 39,592.1268,844.6998,09?.6167,625.48123,904.787/./85.9S 32,011 .2237,258.5949,141.5839,621.5660,904.3322,088.39 24.69116.30 216.1913 561 4735.50186.85363.81 2,234.049,842.2548.5061.65722.9415.94 982.40 118
RM2AKGG3Y–Report of the Corporation Commission as a Board of State Tax Commissioners . 250.009.02? 459.4294.90172.26 13,565.381,186.937,854.03746.432,416.89 1.0012.50586 002o.339,069.52 2,234.46198.98204.10274.5028.9115.50 3.98952.14 55.20462.85 25.00308.87 State TaxN fromSchedulesB and C $ 381.00124.00 2,086.80670.00 1,666.38 11,434.503,739.96 11,352.002,332.954,811.26 475.00321.752,097.561,261.8412,963.70 3,618.001,245.002,654.042,089.501,022.06520.00 450.002,431.50 574.652,/ 09.00 521.73 962.50 1 H SSSSfc 5 3 5 8 8 § 3 §8 S 8 S S S 8 SS 8 § stsii g-gsss sgsss §11111 sssssa ^SSS £££SSS ^SS^03? Pension
RM2AJBJM7–Canadian grocer January-June 1898 . wine Maple Sugar 70 25 906 3 7560 301 50 6% 1% 4 8586 •1 40505015251 507 * per pound. RICE, SAGO, TAPIOCA Rice -standard 11 3 40 Iatna. per lb Japan Imperial secta... Extra Burmah... Java, extra Sago Tapioca I •,54 Bi-carb. standard, 100-lb. keg... Sal soda, perbbl Sal soda, per keg 3 505 565 44 3 50M,684«4A6SM 3% 6 4«6A44>* 3 505554655 SODA 2 407095 2 50 75 1 00 2 407095 2 50 80 1 00 2 308585 H« 10 8% 12 11 9 8 14 50 15 50 16 50 13 00 15 00 8A 8A 7 *6 50 3 75 3 50 350 375 2:00 2 50 5o6 ...... 3 00 25 ...... 11% n% 2512 13 10 13 104 007013 10 10 10 1112 1
RM2AN8366–Aggregates of polls, property, taxes, etc., as assessed ... . 4 $93,643,051 $2,226,874 Berkshire 22,430,974 127,476,848 149,907,822 5,073,505 Bristol 72,523,666 326,106,433 398.630,099 15,289,818 Dukes County 2,012,382 15,652,901 17,665,283 363,187 Essex 86,861,617 595,716,948 682,578,565 22,672,973 Franklin . 11,941,764 55,895,916 67,837,680 1,986,614 Hampden 63,704,573 491,960,045 555,664,618 18,615,615 Hampshire 11,647,128 69,400,270 81.047,398 2,628,368 Middlesex 135,868,910 1,278,656,889 1,414,525,799 49.134,790 Nantucket 1,188,070 10,786,170 11,974,240 287,386 Norfolk . 69,423,966 561,09
RM2ANA14Y–The history and topography of the United States of America . 4,500 3,044 Colombia 1,120,095 316,732 180,258 496,990 13,514 5,955 l,676 62 Honduras 1,472 25,132 5,432 30,504 68 1,042 Brazil.. 2,491,460 1,600,999 242,2.39 1,843,238 38,005 44,450 248 eoi Argentine Republic.. 1.431,883 425,220 204,667 629,887 6,584 9,565 225 116 Cisplatine Republic.. 236 1,373 Chili 182,585 915,718 620,396 l,536,il4 304 12,287 Peru .. 972,884 32,400 39,402 71,802 3,276 732 South America, generally .. 40,269 9,190 170 9,360 394 679 iss China 3,878,141 156,290 585,903 742,193 8,598 3,501 Asia, generally 98,451 56,31
RM2AJMMY7–Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the .. session of the Legislature of the State of California . 86,600 64,675 9,185 27,000 12.5,750 14.5,980 71,465 41,380 58,480 13,175 83,550 10,500 45,115 67,690 50,200 $241,050 I $1,321,169 I $4,844,960 Value.$5,200 2,500500 300 13,0001,8004,690 4,0002,350 549,2501,0001,000 2503,000 6,840 3,650 200 10,000 3,700 10,565 6,000 450 11,50063,00015,0002,0003,7505,40016,4002,900 1,5003,7503,500 2,4001,8062166 Value. $310,000 9,520 10,600 825.350 100,000 99,900 97«,325 28,675 54.8,^0 28H.890 52,625 187.280 20,500 600,000 63,260 22,355 29,748 2,
RM2ANJ0RP–Journal of a Voyage to the East Indies, in the Ship Grenville, Captain Burnet Abercrombie, in the Year 1775By Alexander Dalrymple, EsqFRSCommunicated by the Honourable Henry Cavendish, FRS. . o / 73-3I1 i* <? Magnetical Variation »?—II III I ^v.—— .Az. 74*27 75-38 76.55 78.10 78,29 O f w H« 9 12.44 « 77.39 77-45 78.40 25.49 21.42 78.34 7.53^^ 10.10 10* 3* *^9.20 Amp. c i o W. 61, 60.6 14.48 ^ 12.49 * 59-4 58. 8. I « 9. 8 56.4 56.2 62* 61.6 60.4 8.6 57.2 56.6 56.2 57^ 565 61.4 61.2 60. 58.3 56.7 CD. 62. 61.6 60.4 Pretty ftea4y. Very ftca4y« 58.7 Very fteady. 56.4 57-3 57 57-1 Not fteady. Ver
RM2AJG23F–Weather, crops, and markets . ,761 210,91125,116, 512 30,337,508,1, 414,100 37,341,475 39,930, 836 1, 9S5,04932,731,360 35, 010,951 2,379,77S 83,173,94V99. 811, 5991!, 361,3733,113,274 61,348 52;67l|267 55,366^S44 249,496 2,649, 927 4,142, 638 21, S.94, 354 109,653 27,027 2,565 70,183 1,909,801, 416,2391,404.6099,459,078 4,646,40775,526,413 23^ 204,118 1,181,990, 363,654 906,256 1,611,415 1,372, 700 Moun-tain. Pacific. 1, 508, 4525, 206,04510, 763| 23,622 1, 757,622 4, 001, 31435, 227 431, 57723, 482| 137.1722,620 97,644 21,723 17. 781183,001 14,13413, 065 129,078 623,19769,657 4, 866,404 20,2
RM2AG4RR1–. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California. $8,7482,8792,850 3 $14,063 1 $1,100 100 25 65 229,405 21,7.50 201 3,150 365 $36.1,737 20,875 120,027 256,051 29,7.50 357 4,.343 375 $2,311,716 57,739 413,244 712.712 1,.329 17,561 1,320 45 $3,687,527 149,830 .552,656 953,9.-8 145,7.50 1,749 23,531 930 16 $3,933,377 114,093 701,.392 1,626,108 126,.500 1,.518 22,365 565 2 $3,120,225 121,127 751,430 1,704,534 156,000 1,872 ^5,726 110 9 $8,000 96 615 130 179 .$598,.50O 7,182 58 $3,041,669 1,235 3,.5(X) 42 142 40 $49,746 4,847 9,9
RM2AKHD6M–The progress of the United States of America, from the earliest periods, geographical, statistical, and historical . 147,545 108.0 370,792 79.3 2,728,116 43.1 — .... 3,097,394 67.6 222 .... 489,565 6:>.0 — .... 2,311,786 50.2 2.290 .... 91.532 43.6 90,363 .... 583,034 62.3 1,421,661 23.1 869,039 19.3 668.507 27.3 906.185 15.7 37.444 1.4 3,952,836 15.9 771.671 15.2 606.526 12.8 1,002,614 21.9 9S2,405 26.0 517.702 11.1 212,592 0.9 209.897 4.0 682,044 10.1 4,985,511 8.6* 1,930,427 49.5 988,416 29.2 397,654 7.0 851,470 15.3 305,391 5.6 192,214 3.7 6,077 0.1 12017727314424962 194 184 285 70 133
RM2AWFMG2–The Commercial and financial chronicle . 14.150.647 6.662.565 61,.500.127 921.328 043,915 1,878,096 7,139,190 8,200,099 5.623,381 92,808 1,284,455 5,314,704 189,000 4,021,098 103,537.366 34.898.732 5.409.186 3.734.884 937.957 603,728 4,219,.334 1,094.459 0.783,394 0.865.925 2.219.906 880,101 1,126 981 1,512,050 1,150,000 1,197,078 1,722,.58S 2,995,170 176,000 531,703 04,014 1,046,000 ,834,018 231,303 4,690,763 324.929.845. 229.580.498 1.090.475259.336 1.349,8114.105,814.418 50.532,982 520,9735.53,581 1,102,.500149,927 1.400,580 2,291..53950.000300.000858,7887.54,141074,871 1,400,222139,958352,
RM2AJ7WEF–Documentary journal of Indiana 1882 . 882 . .August, 1882 . .September, 1882October, 1882 . Total 83,803 62 1,957 18 2,565 22 2,387 28 $10,713 30 ^,500 324,311 275,28:3 205,118 748,161 825,317 995,658 &37,102 768,091 014,217 675,895 044,494 26 168,152 91 S392 35 S392 35 $4,500 328,114 895,283 207,075 928,161 827,883 216,051 187,102 76 10,478 294,217 675,895 044,494 26 879,258 56 58 - Soo QO CO oc mox K K -. I oo » -tc O Ci QC O — -^ l- i =-- ot- r- t- ir-i^i-HOcT caco3C-*r— c^ => ci T» u: uc ^- o ^ I LT^ t^ ^ O ^ t^ 1* ^£ <D 3: t- ^ ^ i o o o ^- ^ (^l c^ c^ c^ c<i ct ?j ^ C-4 s<
RM2AX11EX–Report of the Superintendent of Public Instruction of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the Year Ending June 5, 1882 . 565 99 24. Nazareth, Upper 3 5i 3 25 00 76 53 93 86 69 1.25 352 86 25. Palmer, .... 9 5 9 29 70 237 191 309 ! 85 73 .50 1,211 45 26. Plalnflekl, . 14 5 14 25 77 327 276 433 79 73 .90 1,661 86 3 8 1 2 40 00 27 50 64 79 93 87 66 2.50 725 15 28. Saucon, Lower, 22 6 21 1 37 16 17 75 589 510 731 84 77 | 1.25 1.25 5,844 72 29. Washington, . 11 5 9 2 29 40 25 75 289 210 386 78 69 1 25 1 384 55 30. Williams, .... ii 7 11 SI 33 00 2897,952 270 374 | 79 72 1.802.13 .501.78 3.727 69 3
RM2AX8FAF–International trade in farm and forest products, 1901-1910 . ,445,000 1,942,407,313 2,343,819,519 2,474,325,167 61,262,968 355,584,811 20,497,152 6,435,074 606,916,459 471,055,339 9,843,913 25,867,813 110,496,465 5,736,464 11,154,394 548,445,334 180,134,981 i 60,894,000 60,352,953 123,087,009 15,567,431 8,114,021 507,797,618 395,882,932 8,753,015 38,655,622 54,765,220 9,611,819 10,979,393 374,012,930 181,648,996 56,775,399 1,846,004,358 59,002,415 180,241,725 20,446,724 6,141,993 565,461,067 449,230,416 9,747,268 28,936,931 83,667,775 10,614,639 11,112,947 490,723,999 203,995,158 150,628,801 2
RM2AX375C–Climatological data, South Carolina . .08 • 35.04.50? 03 • 76 1.86 I.20 t?25, 10 tt. 25 t 55 28,30 + .08 .03 .60 • 50 .08 .09• 13 .96.18t1.64•33 • 41•50 .38.08 .74•35 ^35,30 •OS • 05 4-51 .30 .40.62.05 I.00 26 •43 1.09•4«•23•75.08 .65 ..... II ? 04I.41.30 •01 •99 .10 .32.04 . ?50 .28 3-30 .011.62 27 29 30 31 .61 1.20.07 73 2.00 .60 ?09 •09 •70 13 .061.70 .26• 25 .40 1.902.633713334.80 6.61a. 904.6J3-413.16 2.483.814.884-931.92 5572.49•792. II555 1.992.864.108.635.08 S24523 3.624372.13 436• •043492^96381 2.105^871.488.442.49 3562.15J.oo3.481.84 4.565.19 4.101.701.16 2.862.92 • Precipitation inc
RM2AJ598K–Archives des sciences physiques et naturelles . o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o p p p p p p p p p p p o p p 447 MOYENNES DU MOIS DOCTOBRE 1877. tili. m. S II. m. 10 11. m. Miili. -2 h. .,. 4 h. s. tili.s. sh.s. 10 h. s. Baromètre. mm mm mm mm mm mm mra mm n,m i-o décade 562,77 562.98 563.09 562,91 562,76 562,59 562.67 562,81 562,87 2^ » 567,10 567,48 567,86 567,88 567,89 567,83 568,01 568,30 568^29 3e )) 565,22 565,26 565.36 565,36 565,72 565.94 565,62 565.30 565!82 Mois 565,03 565,24 565,43 565,38 565.34 565,31 565,44 565,62565^7 Température. i- décade— 3,69 — 3.05 — 1^80 — o90 — og5 — 1/
RM2AXG7C9–Climatological data, Arkansas . 87641006299789559926193679259986599689850956693 9767976596619851956490609767925494589458936399659968965697549658 26 27 28 29 30 66, 6999 99 92 92 96 100 67 56 56 71 90.566.595.170.793.468.691.667.191.170.590.760.789.6 .84 91.166.992.970.589.069.992.268.793.067.994.870.285.865.693.169.192.767.994,268.792.769.591.569.891.069.582.565.395.8 88 67.1 88.5 68.6 89.2 66.0 94.6 70.5 91.3 71.9 90.7 62.9 93.6 67.1 90.9 66.5 89.3 66.7 90.3 66.8 88.5 70.5 93.9 70.0 92.7 09.8 91.2 69.5 90. 2 65.1 90.7 71.3 88.2 67.8 94.7 68.8 92.3 67.0 89.8 68.9 90.0 67.8 88.1 68.4 92.6 67.7
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RM2AJDND6–Ontario Sessional Papers, 1892, 1 Report . <!P5ao CD ij0(N <NC5>5oo = H 2 S « oj s > w 44^ *:; C t^ ^ C3 C8 rt^ 3 s o 565 2i^ o 5k PO .0 Victoria. Sessional Papers (No. ). A. 1892. 55 Victoria. Sessional Papers (No. ). A. 1892 to t-l oo M !« <! o1J »C CO t^ IN lO Xl IM CO CO (M O + CO 35 OOOCCS5 V5 rH IM t^ 00 (M OO o ^ !0 rH t O O TT ^ O -Tf .COr- I-H 05 M 1 lO 50 O CO O <N h- ir. OO (M N lO 00 t^ coo (M Of} lO t^ -* (M C^ » t^ C5 O O tr^ lO I-H O 1-1 iCl t^ lO t-iO --s ,-1 CO 1-H N 0550t^ ^ :C Ci 00 rf CO .-I t-(M CO 1-1 Ti CD O (N 00 CC rH CO Th i-H t-ToiirToiooo oo 1—I
RM2AXEG4E–Climatological data, Arkansas . + 4.3 + -7.6 60.846.944.949.248.063.943.447.845.347.849.261.346.746.348.249.749.647.048.851.848.2 48.552.345.761.962.245.448.8?51.648.860.746.950.548.447.652.145.448.952.845.3! 62.363.663.561.460.5 60.859.959.560.2 64.262.364.663.6 63.462.164.5 64.??63.663.5 64.964.1 6i.261.159.6 63.659.162.360.4 + 6.4+ 6.6+ 6.5+ 6.0+ 6.4+ 6.0+ 4.1+ 3.9+ 4.6+ 6.6+ 6.4 + 3.i+ 6.4+ 5.2 7.4 6.77.25.4 + 4.7+ 6.8+ 6.2 + 7.0 + 6.6 + 6.5 + 4.6+ 5.2 + 7.2 60.063.363.964.961.959.963.462.166.159.8 6i.4 ei-? 64.8 62.3 60.6 61 64.2 63.9 62.2 65.i63.1 62.366.761.565.565.560.2 64.i63.662.660.
RM2AJF0AP–Report . 19 20 98 3 20 23 38 2,911,201 178,311 582,240 92,270 3,764,022 187ii 19 20 2 52 3 10 24 82 3,542,372 464,936 571,946 90,932 4,670,186 1876 21 93 2 21 2 90 27 04 4,036,617 406,537 533,464 137,121 5,113,739 1877 24 20 2 00 2 90 29 10 4.371,330 358,860 520,565 169,076 5,419,831 1878 23 41 2 23 2 90 28 54 4,046,982 385,509 501,335 168,814 5,102,640 1879 23 92 2 16 2 90 28 98 4,049,790 365,700 490.000 87,632 4,993,122 1880 25 20 2 90 2 90 31 00 4,221,892 485,852 485,852 95,578 5,289,174 1881 17 14 2 16 2 90 22 20 2,766,471 348,633 468,073 106.106 3,689,283 188-^ 18 96 1 96 2 90 23 82 3,166
RM2AKK5FG–Infection experiments with Septoria petroselini varapii causing late blight of celery . 6 23-3 65 96.00 624.00 118 18.90 23-4 69 82.00 565.80 206 36. 41 24-1 58 131. 00 759.80 105 13.85 24-2 59 154, 00 908. 60 71 7.82 24-3 52 138,00 717.60 52 7.25 24-4 53 171. 00 906.30 124 13.68 29-1 49 160.00 784. 00 109 13.90 29-2 51 102, 00 520.200 33 6.33 2.9-3 48 129. 00 619. 20 80 12. 92 29-4 41 164,00 672.40 87 12.95 30-1 51 174.00 887.40 133 14.99 30-2 62. 140, 00 868. 00 342-, 39.35 30-3 33 153; 00 504. 90 107 21.20 30-4 57 Mi, 00 826. 50 24a. 29.30 31-1 82 7 7 3. .48 602. 54 61 10.13 31«.2 62 45.00
RM2AN4ND1–Journal . 2 8 9 11-786 11-563 11-335 11-101 10-864 10-622 10-376 10128 9-876 9-622 9 40 11-790 : 11-565 11-336 11-102 10-864 10-622 10-376 10-128 9-876 9 6-22 40 1 11-792 11-567 11-337 11-103 10-865 10-622 10-376 10-128 9-876 9-622 1 2 11-793 11-568 11-33S 11-103 10865 10 623 10-377 10128 9-876 9-622 2 3 11-794 11-568 11-338 11-101 10-865 10-623 10-377 10128 9 876 9-622 3 4 11-794 11-569 11-338 11-104 10-865 1 10-623 10-377 10-128 9-876 9-622 4 45 11-795 ^ 11-569 11-338 11-104 10-865 ! 10-623 10-377 10-128 9-876 9-622 45 6 11-795 11-569 11-338 11-104 10-865 10-623 10-377 10-128 9-876 9-622 6
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RM2AJ1DWY–Water Supply and Irrigation Papers of the United States Geological Survey . ,900 1,120 49 210 1,120 2,520 6,900 6,610 1,120 100 210 950 2,520 7,136 6,900 950 100 150 950 2,520 7,800 6,100 800 75 ^80 1,120 2,950 6,900 6,100 670 75 565 1,120 3,440 6,900 6,100 670 94 1,800 1,120 3,440 0,900 5,450 565 100 1,783 1.120 3,440 6,900 4,050 465 150 1,320 1,120 2,950 6,100 4,050 370 100 1,320 1,120 3,440 6,100 3,050 465 100 1,320 1,120 3,440 5,450 3,440 694 150 1,120 1,120 3,440 5,450 3,440 800 210 1,120 950 3,440 5,450 4,050 800 150 950 950 4,700 370 150 1,120 2,520 4,050 4,050 8,300 1,035 670 875 2,150
RM2AXFWJ1–The Tribune almanac and political register for.. . 266 21 2 33 7 20 5 45 6 24 3 305 44 6 20. 4 35 42 627! 4 31540 628 4 57538 629 5 215 36 6 30 sets.5 34 6 31! 8 365 33 632 9 565 31 6 33 11 165 29 634 mo.5 28 6 35 285 26 6 36525 6 37i 2 155 24 6 38 2 545 22 6 39 3 25521 640 3 495 19 641 4 125 i7 642 4 325 16 644 4 5i5 14 6 45 rise.5 13 646 7 58511 647 9 15 10 6 48 10 35 9 649 11 o 7 6 50 mo. 6 6 51 5 6 52 36 53 2654 0655 4 40 5 38b 31 VI844; 9 4i 10 20 11 12mo. 1 1327I 1 19 2 28 3 32 4 33 5 26 6 116 521Z29 838 91l9 56 10 37 11 20e. 13 1 9 2 5 3 7 4 5: 50 1 27 2 12 30 6 33 5 536 31 5 546 30 5 5
RM2AJMNXK–Smithsonian miscellaneous collections . 5 4-509 1.76 4.464 1.45 4.565 1.74 4.355 1.43 4.528 1.74 4.401 1.43 4.557 1.72 4-395 1-43 4.606 1.71 4.389 1.42 4.6 II 1.57 4.48s 1.41 4.533 1.56 4-431 1.41 4.582 1-55 4.476 1.41 4.599 1-55 4.468 1.41 4.644 I.S4 4-415 1.40 4-596 I.S3 4.428 1.40 4.608 1-52 4.443 1-39 4-532 1-52 4-425 1.39 4.543 1.42 4.453 1.39 4.586 1.41 4-511 1.39 4.620 1.40 4.529 1.97 4.217 1.40 4-593 1.98 4.301 1.40 4-580 2.01 4.226 1.40 4.627 2.02 4.317 2.0s 4.283 2.06 4.284 Pyrheliometer Consta 2.09 4.190 2.10 4.245 In order to obtain the value of the solar radiation at air-mass i,a
RM2AJ61G0–The (old) farmer's almanack . 28 7 26 14 3714 3914 4114 43 5 335 355 375 39 14 45 5 41 4 284 27 7 26 7 27 4 27 7 284 2617 29 14 4714 4914 5014 5214 5414 5614 58 14 58 15 015 115 3, 5 435 455 465 485 505 525 545 545 565 575 59 1415 O17 1819 2021 2223242526272829 1 2 oo 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 9 36 10 1 10 25 10 49 1113 1137 0 1 0 26 0 51 118 145 212 2 40 3 7 3 35 4 4 4 34 5 3 5 33 6 3 6 33 7 3 7 32 7 59 8 26 8 52 917 9 41 10 5 10 28 10 51 1113 1134 1155 016 0 37 0 59 120 140 2 1 2 23 2 44 3 4 3 25 3 47 410 4 33* 4 58 5 23 5 48 614 6 41 7 9 7 37 8 6 8 34 9 2 9 31 9 59 10 27 rei. sec. sec. sec
RM2AM5920–Immigrants in industries(In twenty-five parts) . 71,2024,251 654 2821,012 17.4 28.7 3.9 13.6 27.3 2.7 87.2 , 23.4 14.2 49.8 4.8 71.0 49.4 29.1 6.1 61.7 65.3 1.1 14.2 9.5 13.3 8.3 5.5 3.8 7.0 8.4 1.3 19.3 7.6 2.8 5.1 8.3 4.7 36.4 3.7 4.5 5.7 49.1 19.7 12.7 3.9 68.2 34.331.170.561.531.880.5 7.030.442.6 3.071.0 9.7 8.628.864.0 3.7 9.163.262.260.546.861.276.262.565.721.681.918.468.170.274.368.379.0 4.275.772.666.227.941.762.164.5 2.6 4.9 10.0 10.0 6.2 6.4 7.6 .3 7.8 8.9 6.9 9.1 9.7 6.9 9.5 11.8 1.2 2.1 44.2 14.0 14.0 15.6 9.9 9.1 16.1 12.4 11.4 5.8 4.5 11.3 7.8 10.5 12.0 6.3 4.4 11.6 11.6 7.1 3.2
RM2CRTPF8–. The Bell System technical journal . 564 BELL SYSTEM TECHNICAL JOURNAL . Fig. 9—Telephotograph. Received 4}4 by 6}^ inches with 100 lines per inch.Reproduced by courtesy of the Associated Press. .1 A7-:iI- TI:LI:PI10rUGRAPlI SYSTJ-.M 565
RM2CR8YKP–. The car wheel; giving the results of a series of investigations . r*^t*/ 50,000 Lbs. Av. Pressure per Sq. In. 1.21,951 Lbs. Area .41 Sq. In.. 55,000 Lbs. Av.. Pressure per Sq. In. 119,565 Lbs. Area .46 Sq. In.
RM2CRTPFH–. The Bell System technical journal . ^ inches with 100 lines per inch.Reproduced by courtesy of the Associated Press. .1 A7-:iI- TI:LI:PI10rUGRAPlI SYSTJ-.M 565. Fig. 10—ielephotooraph. Received 10 by 1432 inches with 100 lines per inch.Reproduced by courtes>- of the Associated Press. 566 Bh.I.L SYSTliM TJ-:CHNICAL JOURNAL
RM2CEYDPR–. The Dental cosmos. WALLIN.—EXPERIMENTAL ORAL EUTHENICS. 565 Graph IVa.Antonym Test.Per cent, of efficiency. Sitting. 6 1-2 3-6 1-6 200 175 150 125 100 5 50 25 Graph IV6.Antonym Test.Per cent, of improvement. 00 Sitting § 2-6 3-61-2 5-6 1-2 5GG THE DENTAL COSMOS.
RM2CDCCW1–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1910 1ra sección . Abril 2S de 1910—Curt, Berger y Cía.-Artículos de las clases 1 á 79. • . . , .v-7 mayo. Acta No. 29.565. Acta No. 29.541 qiORoio zoja ^ ¿filial! MttaneyTreviso ?t FIALETTE 5TERIUZZATE Jgbf PEB USO POD6UMICO ?ffi ^S ?? FOUG&NlIiAwnctiHDii) ?cginlccdacqua Jisnllarastenltzzato
RM2CH1P34–. Experiments in the preservative treatment of red-oak and hard-maple crossties . Tie No. 67. Tie No. 76. Tie No. 58. Fig. 2.—Sections of Red-Oak Ties Treated by the Rueping Process. Bui. 126, Forest Service, U. S. Dept. of Agricultur Plate V.. Tie No. 548. Tie No. 594. Tie No. 565. Fig. 1 .—Sections of Hard-Maple Ties Treated by the Full-Cell Creosote Process.
RM2CDDXDH–. Rembrandt; des meisters gemälde in 643 abbildungen . Althorp House, Earl of SpencerThe circumeision Die Beschneidung 1661B. 518 Auf Leinwand, H. 0,565, B. 0,75 La circoncision. Stockholm, Nationalmuseum Auf Leinwand, H. 1,96, B. 1,09 Das Mahl des Claudius CivilisThe supper of Claudius Civilis 1661 Le repas de nuit de Claudius Civilis B. 520 Rembrandt 30 465
RM2CH1NJW–. Experiments in the preservative treatment of red-oak and hard-maple crossties . Tie No. 548. Tie No. 594. Tie No. 565. Fig. 1 .—Sections of Hard-Maple Ties Treated by the Full-Cell Creosote Process.. Tie No. 434. Tie No. 4S7. Tie No. 467. Fig. 2.—Sections of Hard-Maple Ties Treated by the Rueping Process. Bui. 126, Forest Service, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Plate VI.
RM2CDXP06–. Christian herald and signs of our times . R, Oconee, III. What you rag. .il.l involve main hours ol research, and •!material can lie found in almost even public lib mid be well to look for it there. Mi I dev. N. Y. The mater would seem to I1 one to lav before the Ladies Aid, C. r whet llihl 1. Tl Wi-ti•,;:r vou want. Get it of an importing I kseller. JUL 29, 1896 THE CHRISTIAN HERALD AND SIGNS OF OUR TIMES. 565.
RM2CF6AWT–. The microscope and its revelations. FIG. 565.—Pollen-grains of—A, Altlxea rosea(hollyhock); B, Cobcca scandens ; C, Passi-flora carulea ; D, Iponitea pnrjiurea. 722 MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF PHANEROGAMIC PLANTS upon ;i l>l;ick .surface. They are then, when properly illuminated,most beautiful objects for objectives of §-, 1-, H-, or 2-in. focus,especially with the binocular microscope.1 There are, in fact, few more interesting objects for the youngmicioscopist than pollen-grains, both from the ease with which theycan always be procured, and the almost infinite variety and beautyin their for
RM2CGHPTF–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1910 1ra sección . Abril 2S de 1910— Curt, Berger y Cía.-Artículos de las clases 1 á 79. v-7 mayo. Acta No. 29.565. Abril 29 de 1910—Maldonado, Martínezy Cía.—Artículos de las clases 1 á 79. v.-7 mayo. , BpLBTIN OFICIAL —Buenos Aires, Sábado 7 de Mayo de 1910,,. 153 Acta íNo. 29.591
RM2CRM1AN–. Radiography and radio-therapeutics . Fig. 409 (Case IV.).—Soft parts radiated preparatory to a bone graft. This case was treated by X-rays only, several J pastille doses being given through 1 mm. filterof aluminium at intervals of a week. A Coolidge tube was used with a 15-inch coil and a mercuryinterrupter, the primary current 4 amps, and the secondary 4 m.-amps., with a 9-inch equivalentspark-gap. RADIATIONS IN PLASTIC SURGERY 565.
RM2CRM1BE–. Radiography and radio-therapeutics . Fig. 409 (Case IV.).—Soft parts radiated preparatory to a bone graft. This case was treated by X-rays only, several J pastille doses being given through 1 mm. filterof aluminium at intervals of a week. A Coolidge tube was used with a 15-inch coil and a mercuryinterrupter, the primary current 4 amps, and the secondary 4 m.-amps., with a 9-inch equivalentspark-gap. RADIATIONS IN PLASTIC SURGERY 565
![. The Street railway journal . mJMMWB. MOVING BLADES STATIONARBLADES MOVING BLADES STATIONARYBLADES MOVING BLADES, m 1 * Paper read before the American Philosopliical Society, Philadelphia. April2, 1903. DIAGRAM OF NOZZLES AND BUCKETS IX CURTIS STEAMTURBINE The Curtis turbine retains some of the features of its prede-cessors, but introduces new ideas which make possible a muchlower speed, less weight, fewer and simpler parts, highereconomy, less cost, and other important advantages. April ii, 1903.] STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. 565 The general arrangement of a turbine generating unit of thistype is Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CGT4KC/the-street-railway-journal-mjmmwb-moving-blades-stationarblades-moving-blades-stationaryblades-moving-blades-m-1-paper-read-before-the-american-philosopliical-society-philadelphia-april2-1903-diagram-of-nozzles-and-buckets-ix-curtis-steamturbine-the-curtis-turbine-retains-some-of-the-features-of-its-prede-cessors-but-introduces-new-ideas-which-make-possible-a-muchlower-speed-less-weight-fewer-and-simpler-parts-highereconomy-less-cost-and-other-important-advantages-april-ii-1903-street-railway-journal-565-the-general-arrangement-of-a-turbine-generating-unit-of-thistype-is-2CGT4KC.jpg ". The Street railway journal . mJMMWB. MOVING BLADES STATIONARBLADES MOVING BLADES STATIONARYBLADES MOVING BLADES, m 1 * Paper read before the American Philosopliical Society, Philadelphia. April2, 1903. DIAGRAM OF NOZZLES AND BUCKETS IX CURTIS STEAMTURBINE The Curtis turbine retains some of the features of its prede-cessors, but introduces new ideas which make possible a muchlower speed, less weight, fewer and simpler parts, highereconomy, less cost, and other important advantages. April ii, 1903.] STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. 565 The general arrangement of a turbine generating unit of thistype is Stock Photo")
RM2CGT4KC–. The Street railway journal . mJMMWB. MOVING BLADES STATIONARBLADES MOVING BLADES STATIONARYBLADES MOVING BLADES, m 1 * Paper read before the American Philosopliical Society, Philadelphia. April2, 1903. DIAGRAM OF NOZZLES AND BUCKETS IX CURTIS STEAMTURBINE The Curtis turbine retains some of the features of its prede-cessors, but introduces new ideas which make possible a muchlower speed, less weight, fewer and simpler parts, highereconomy, less cost, and other important advantages. April ii, 1903.] STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. 565 The general arrangement of a turbine generating unit of thistype is
RM2CHTCXY–. Catalogue of plaster cast reproductions from antique, mediaeval and modern sculpture : subjects of every description for art schools . Muse playing on Lyre In the Louvre No. 565 Height 6 ft. 10 in. $100.00 EuterpeIn the VaticanNo. 566 Height 4 ft. 10 in.821 ,, 1 ,, 5 ,, $35.003.00 Athena Parthenos In the National Museum, Athens (Known as the Varvakeion statuette) No. 567 Height 3 ft. 6 in. $25.00 CATALOGUE OF P. P. CAPRONI AND BROTHER 27
RM2CET87Y–. An American text-book of obstetrics. For practitioners and students. 1. Skeleton of hydrocephalus (Hirst Collection, University of Pennsylvania). 2. Hydrocephalus(Hirst). 3. Hydrencephalocele posterior (Hirst and Piersol). 4. Hydrencephalocele superior. 5. Hydro-cephalus distending lower uterine segment (Varnier). 6. Tapping a hydrocephalus through the spinal canal, DYSTOCIA. 565 its bulk may constitute thereby an obstruction in labor. Cystic tumors, effu-sions in the serous cavities, anasarca, an enlarged liver, polycystic disease ofthe kidneys,24 and distended bladder from atresia of the u
RM2CE1XNM–. Digest of United States automobile patents from 1789 to July 1, 1899, including all patents officially classed as traction-engines for the same period. Chronologically arranged ... together with lists of patents in the classes of portable-engines, traction-wheels, electric locomotivs, and electric railway battery systems ... . No. 236,565. ^ „ ^. 6 Sheete—Sheet i J. H. ELWAED. Traotion Engine. Patented Jan. II, 1881. (Ne Model.) 5 Sheets—Sbeet.3. J. H. ELWAED. Traction Engine. No. 236,565. Patented Jan. 11, 1881. r.
RM2CDAPFK–. A history of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight . rass, mostly for sheep pasture, and 119 acres arewoods and plantations.1 The ground rises towards the centre of the parishto its greatest height, 565 ft. above the ordnancedatum. Near here is the village, the main street ofwhich joins the road from Marlborough to Salisbury,near Shipton Farm. The River Bourne sometimesflows through the village street for two years insuccession, but at other times its course is dry. Eastof the village is the parish church of St. Peter, andhalf a mile south is Snoddington Manor House, theresidence of Mr. H. C. Form
RM2CE1XN9–. Digest of United States automobile patents from 1789 to July 1, 1899, including all patents officially classed as traction-engines for the same period. Chronologically arranged ... together with lists of patents in the classes of portable-engines, traction-wheels, electric locomotivs, and electric railway battery systems ... . / Cf^^ Ol/C (f^^<^-r^l^ A( ,i. y^ia^riC/^ry 280 TRACTION ENGINES. (Mo Model.) No. 236,565. 5 SbeetB—Sheet 4t J. H. ELWAED.Traction Engine. Patented Jan. 11,1881.
RM2CDCCPD–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1910 1ra sección . Julio 31 de 1909.—Margarita C. Ganda.—(Artículos de las clases 68 y 69, (inodi* ficada). ., v-7 mayo. ?—? ? .«???.n.nn.niiniii muí hii.ii.ii. — ,^, i,,— i,immKmrmmmmmimmmmmmm Acta No. 29.559. Abril 2S de 1910—Curt, Berger y Cía.-Artículos de las clases 1 á 79. • . . , .v-7 mayo. Acta No. 29.565
RM2CF2X4P–. Portfolio of maps of Spofford's new cabinet cyclopaedia : containing large scale colored maps of each state and territory in the United States, the provinces of Canada, America's new possessions, etc. 157° 156° 6 155< ^**?- Longitude West from Greenwich. *°** ^N dffr-- i°.-- s*T ^» 1^$$ ACAPUL90 M.E.X,.C.°.......3!3.!.0.. MILES- /. ?** * ^ • TH0L0KAI PANAMA c A. «* ?a.*** 4,565 *<ES. J? AiNa ???? 9n. ,V//C^.- - -...Tv^y At* ; Hi ^° %*K: •poi^t c nitftf EL
RM2CHWE5X–. Modern research as illustrating the Bible . ) 16 g m:p;yt^w. The Tbibdte of .(f:ih as represented on the Black OheuskFrom Stade8 Geschichte dee Volkes Israel, i. 564, 565. To fan: /i. i - BLACK OBELISK OF SHALMANESER II 17 part of this obelisk consists of five tiers of bas-reliefs, representingtribute brought by subject nations to the Assyrian king : the apex andlower part are occupied by the inscription. This inscription provedto be the annals of Shalmaneser II (860-825 b.c.). It was the firstlong inscription read by Rawlinson;1 and he read it, in the maincorrectly,8 in 1850 : but Hincks, i
RM2CGHPYJ–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1910 1ra sección . Julio 31 de 1909.—Margarita C. Ganda.—Artículos de las clases 68 y 69, (modi-ificada). ■, v-7 mayo. Acta No. 29.559 íLOSitAMBORILEROS Abril 29 de 1910.—Bargiela, Posadas yCía.—Artículos de las clases 1 á 79 yilechería, clase SO. ,..,,. ¡ , S-7. mayo.. Abril 2S de 1910— Curt, Berger y Cía.-Artículos de las clases 1 á 79. v-7 mayo. Acta No. 29.565
RM2CDAYP5–. The open door to independence; making money from the soil; what to do--how to do, on city lots, suburban grounds, country farms, together with outline maps of all parts of the United States, irrigated regions, climates, cities, villages, market towns, locations and populations . ,800 Apponaug ... ...2. .1,290 Arctic . .2. .3,066 Arlington . . .. .1. .1,226 Arnold Mills. .. .1. . 303 Ashaway . . . ..3. . 306 Ashland .... .. .1. .. 275 Ashton ...1. .2,620 Auburn .. .1. .5,502 Barrington Center . . .Belleville . .Block Island.Bridgeton . .?Bristol . . 512... 200. 1,273. . 666..8,565 Carolina .
RM2CH42AT–. The street railway review . Arnold, consultingengineer, 565 Rookery, Chicago, has just passed its sec-ond year of operation. The general manager, H. G.Fleming, says that the cost of power for 1893, includinglabor, was 1.05 cents per car mile, of which cost 0.7 centswas for fuel. Deducting the extra cost for the powerproduced and used for other purposes than the streetrailway, leaves the net cost of power 1.03 cents per carmile. As the number of the cars is but seventeen thefigures are nothing less than remarkable. In 1892 thepower cost was 1.39 cents per car mile and in 1894 Mr.Fleming has h
RM2CF2PA9–. Portfolio of maps of Spofford's new cabinet cyclopaedia : containing large scale colored maps of each state and territory in the United States, the provinces of Canada, America's new possessions, etc. 157° 156° 6 155< ^**?- Longitude West from Greenwich. *°** ^N dffr-- i°.-- s*T ^» 1^$$ ACAPUL90 M.E.X,.C.°.......3!3.!.0.. MILES- /. ?** * ^ • TH0L0KAI PANAMA c A. «* ?a.*** 4,565 *<ES. J? AiNa ???? 9n. ,V//C^.- - -...Tv^y At* ; Hi ^° %*K: •poi^t c nitftf EL
![. The Street railway journal . Tower cars.Freight carsSprinklers... Ploughs Sweepers....Sand cars...Rail cars... Total... 260161017959 1 3,565 September 23, 1905.] STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. 527 SHIFTING TRUCKSFor shifting trucks around the shops a novel storage-batterylocomotive is used. There are two of these in service at the. J!}. Journal WIRING DIAGRAM FOR STORAGE-BATTERY LOCOMOTIVES USED FORSHIFTING TRUCKS IN SHOPS wheels are 24 ins. in diameter, and the total height of the locomo-tive complete is 32 ins. It has 1 00 cells of Electric Storage Bat-tery Companys type MV-7 chloride accumulator Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CGRHXW/the-street-railway-journal-tower-carsfreight-carssprinklers-ploughs-sweeperssand-carsrail-cars-total-260161017959-1-3565-september-23-1905-street-railway-journal-527-shifting-trucksfor-shifting-trucks-around-the-shops-a-novel-storage-batterylocomotive-is-used-there-are-two-of-these-in-service-at-the-j!-journal-wiring-diagram-for-storage-battery-locomotives-used-forshifting-trucks-in-shops-wheels-are-24-ins-in-diameter-and-the-total-height-of-the-locomo-tive-complete-is-32-ins-it-has-1-00-cells-of-electric-storage-bat-tery-companys-type-mv-7-chloride-accumulator-2CGRHXW.jpg ". The Street railway journal . Tower cars.Freight carsSprinklers... Ploughs Sweepers....Sand cars...Rail cars... Total... 260161017959 1 3,565 September 23, 1905.] STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. 527 SHIFTING TRUCKSFor shifting trucks around the shops a novel storage-batterylocomotive is used. There are two of these in service at the. J!}. Journal WIRING DIAGRAM FOR STORAGE-BATTERY LOCOMOTIVES USED FORSHIFTING TRUCKS IN SHOPS wheels are 24 ins. in diameter, and the total height of the locomo-tive complete is 32 ins. It has 1 00 cells of Electric Storage Bat-tery Companys type MV-7 chloride accumulator Stock Photo")
RM2CGRHXW–. The Street railway journal . Tower cars.Freight carsSprinklers... Ploughs Sweepers....Sand cars...Rail cars... Total... 260161017959 1 3,565 September 23, 1905.] STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. 527 SHIFTING TRUCKSFor shifting trucks around the shops a novel storage-batterylocomotive is used. There are two of these in service at the. J!}. Journal WIRING DIAGRAM FOR STORAGE-BATTERY LOCOMOTIVES USED FORSHIFTING TRUCKS IN SHOPS wheels are 24 ins. in diameter, and the total height of the locomo-tive complete is 32 ins. It has 1 00 cells of Electric Storage Bat-tery Companys type MV-7 chloride accumulator
RM2CE1XWT–. Digest of United States automobile patents from 1789 to July 1, 1899, including all patents officially classed as traction-engines for the same period. Chronologically arranged ... together with lists of patents in the classes of portable-engines, traction-wheels, electric locomotivs, and electric railway battery systems ... . ^i2^?^^£^V^ TRACTION ENGINES 279 9 Slieeta—Sbeet S. No. 236,041, P. T. KISSANE.Traotion Engine, Patented Oec. 28, 1880.. ^.^•du^ (Ho Bodel.) No. 236.565. „ 6 Bheete—Sheet 1, J. H. ELWAfiD.Traotion Engine. « Patented Jan. 11,1881.
RM2CDK630–. Travel January 1915 . to Malta soondi cles that its steps are for descent mly. I broke the ascent by frequent s to look down over the Id walls andthe busy little water-front settlement far below. InM across the Great Harbor was another part of Valetta,called Vittoriosa. the first residence of tin- Knight (.randMasters before this part of Valetta was built. Vittoriosav also the principal seine of operations during the memorable siege of the Moslems in [565, when their famousleader Dragut, once governor of Tripoli, was killed. InTripoli I once en-t e r e d the 1 i 11 1 emosque of his name,and
RM2CE6871–. Boone County Recorder . Interesting Tests Made by Prof.Fraser of Illinois. In One Herd Only Four Animals ProvedProfitable— Money a/id Labor Wast-ed on Thirty Others—Profitand Loss Shown. Pror. tVllber J. Fraser, Universityof Illinois, after figuring out his tableof the keep and profit of cows of alldegrees of production, illustrates itsuse in a very striking manner by in-terpreting the records of five herdschosen from the scores of herds theIllinois station has tested for a fullyear. Herd No. 1 contains 24 cows whoseaverage production is 5,565 pounds ofmilk and 199 pounds of butterfat,with a
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