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RM2AFNTP6–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1907 1ra sección. ¡ ^S?^yS^ Acta ffl» 30.247 Asta n« 20,255 Mayo Io de 1907,-Hassebioucq Fréres.-Artículos de las clases 44 á 55. v 8 mayo. A tila 5»° 90 380 M£TROSCOPE> Mayo lo de 1907.- Esteban C. Ferrari, —Ar-tículos de las clases 1 á 79. v 8 mayo. Acta no 20.S86. JlJLES GlLSON a C° Abril 12 de 1907.-Ayax Franzoni. - Artícu-los de las clases 1 á 79. v 8 mayo. a COGNAC CslMiihii 1161 Abril 13 de 1907.-1. Qilson y Cía.-Cog-nac de la clase 68. (Modificada). v 8 mayo.
![. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1911 1ra sección. -^^,-,-í ,-t^ r.-;^ LECHUZA Julio 10 de 1911.—Barclay y Cía. — Artículos de 1 as clases 44 á 55 k . .lia ír-:sá;.?*5J iJi; f]fi Jííh í : v-19 julio. Acta N. 33.898 U ^> Julio 10.de 1911.—Vllmar, Rimpler y Cía.-Fluido para curar plantas, clase 13.¡ ! [ vt9 julio. Acta N. 33.899 U 51 Julio 10de 1911.—Ricardo Ghio — Artícu-los de las clases 1 á 79. v-19 julio. Acta N, 33.895. Julio 10 de 1911.—Santiago Blasco.-Artículos de las clases 44 á 55. v-19 julio. : : Acta N. 33.896 Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AFTN43/boletn-oficial-de-la-repblica-argentina-1911-1ra-seccin-t-r-lechuza-julio-10-de-1911barclay-y-ca-artculos-de-1-as-clases-44-55-k-lia-r-s5j-iji-f-fi-jh-v-19-julio-acta-n-33898-u-gt-julio-10de-1911vllmar-rimpler-y-ca-fluido-para-curar-plantas-clase-13-!-vt9-julio-acta-n-33899-u-51-julio-10de-1911ricardo-ghio-artcu-los-de-las-clases-1-79-v-19-julio-acta-n-33895-julio-10-de-1911santiago-blasco-artculos-de-las-clases-44-55-v-19-julio-acta-n-33896-2AFTN43.jpg ". Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1911 1ra sección. -^^,-,-í ,-t^ r.-;^ LECHUZA Julio 10 de 1911.—Barclay y Cía. — Artículos de 1 as clases 44 á 55 k . .lia ír-:sá;.?*5J iJi; f]fi Jííh í : v-19 julio. Acta N. 33.898 U ^> Julio 10.de 1911.—Vllmar, Rimpler y Cía.-Fluido para curar plantas, clase 13.¡ ! [ vt9 julio. Acta N. 33.899 U 51 Julio 10de 1911.—Ricardo Ghio — Artícu-los de las clases 1 á 79. v-19 julio. Acta N, 33.895. Julio 10 de 1911.—Santiago Blasco.-Artículos de las clases 44 á 55. v-19 julio. : : Acta N. 33.896 Stock Photo")
RM2AFTN43–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1911 1ra sección. -^^,-,-í ,-t^ r.-;^ LECHUZA Julio 10 de 1911.—Barclay y Cía. — Artículos de 1 as clases 44 á 55 k . .lia ír-:sá;.?*5J iJi; f]fi Jííh í : v-19 julio. Acta N. 33.898 U ^> Julio 10.de 1911.—Vllmar, Rimpler y Cía.-Fluido para curar plantas, clase 13.¡ ! [ vt9 julio. Acta N. 33.899 U 51 Julio 10de 1911.—Ricardo Ghio — Artícu-los de las clases 1 á 79. v-19 julio. Acta N, 33.895. Julio 10 de 1911.—Santiago Blasco.-Artículos de las clases 44 á 55. v-19 julio. : : Acta N. 33.896
RM2AG75MX–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1904 1ra sección. JE©¥©1 Julio 20 de 1904.—Compañía Introducto-ra de Buenos Aires (Sd. Aa).—Distinguirlos artículos de las clases 44 á 47. v-27-Julio. Acta KT° 13.933. Julio 20 de 1904.—Gutiérrez, Martínez yO.—-Distinguir los artículos de las clases61 á 69. v-27-Julio. Acta m° 13.9S9 «Gregoíre» Julio 16 de 1904—Benelbas Hnos. y Ca.—Distinguir los artículos de las clases 1á 79. v23-Ju-lio. Julio 20 de 1904.—Compañía Introducto-ra de Buenos Airss (Sd. Aa.—Distinguirconservas de sardinas, clase 62. v-27-Julio. BOLETIM OMOIál» 16459 teta N». I3 9S3
RM2AFP383–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1907 1ra sección. Abril 26 de 1907.-Compañía Introductorade Buenos Aires (Sociedad Anónima).—Ar-tículos de las clases 44 á 55. v-3-mayo. Acta n° 30.344 «ÉLITE Abril 26 de 1907.-Lanus &. Ratcíiff.—Ar-tículos de las clases 1 á 79. v-3-mayo. éGLitík oncíál 573 &ttü&&mZSiS5)rat¡S&lB3mMBKM Aciano 30.384 ACAROINA X Mayo lo de 1907.—Compañía Primitiva deOas y Alumbrado Eléctrico de Buenos Aires,Ltda.—Artículos de las clases 11, 13. 14, 15,79, especialmente garrapaticidas é, insecticidas. v 8 mayo. Aeí» ««. 30,358 VARALETTES Abril 26 de 1907.—Alfred Bishop,
RM2AG3PE8–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1905 1ra sección. Octubre 31 de 1905.-Vicente Padrola. Dis-tinguir naipes, clase 60. v-8-Noviembre. Aet» Bfo J6.5GO. i) TU M A: J.VaEÍ.íí^v ÍAM1 lí< Octubre 31 de 1905.-S. Brujís é hijos.-Dis- Octubre 31 de, 1905.-Rafael Malo -Distin-tmguir los artículos de las clases 44 á 52, 54 á guir los artículos de las clases 1 á 7958 y 60. v-8-Noviembre. ; v-8-Noviembre BOLETÍN OFICIAL 693 Acia So 36.595 Acta No 2(8.5.98. EL MOMñGUiiü Noviembre 4 de 1905.-Braceras, Radema-cher y Cía.-Distinguir los artículos de lasclases 44 á 48 y 52. v-13-Noviembre. Acta B
RM2ANJ497–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. . fome 1makir ? ^ appeal g^ Light5 Eaftw 17- 7 14.28 12.4s 17-34 13. 0* 444 45. 44.6 44-3 Very fteady. 82 in the jz fa ^ noon^ , ? . ! . r Firft ai 16.49 13-57 12.12 17.19 12.37* 12.44* 436 44. 43-7 43 4 37 fiihafcK Sound 8 A.I^ gjTouni ** Light { • , . midni 16.39 13.26 11.43 17.12 12.36^ 42.6 43-4 43-1 42.6 Very fleady. 3a J luinining libirds.. liketl , ? 1 *? { Moft 1 hard 3iightn 16.44 ^ - 12.22 10.4
![. School survey, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1916. and 90%. TABLE LIIShowing the number of high-school teachers who failed certainpercentages of students last semester. Teachers NotSCHOOL Reporting Number of Teachers Failing: Over 0% 1-5% 6-10% 11-15% 16-20% 21-30% 30%Central 5 1 15 15 9 2 1 0 unon ..::::::..: 2 2 ^ 5 2 S I ? South 49770521 Junior 7 4 8 7 3 4 0 0 Totals 21 21 44 38 15 11 4 1 Percentages 13.6 13.6 28.4 24.5 9.7 7.1 2.6 .6 Median: Between 6-10%. 292 SCHOOL SURVEY, GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN x — ^ —|[|J||fl|| ^r :::i::::::::::|s];J;rll| -? ?y-Tf^lr1 ---^^^^?*3-EF-fc-:l- rr :::: ::::: Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AG8WP4/school-survey-grand-rapids-michigan-1916-and-90-table-liishowing-the-number-of-high-school-teachers-who-failed-certainpercentages-of-students-last-semester-teachers-notschool-reporting-number-of-teachers-failing-over-0-1-5-6-10-11-15-16-20-21-30-30central-5-1-15-15-9-2-1-0-unon-2-2-5-2-s-i-south-49770521-junior-7-4-8-7-3-4-0-0-totals-21-21-44-38-15-11-4-1-percentages-136-136-284-245-97-71-26-6-median-between-6-10-292-school-survey-grand-rapids-michigan-x-jfl-r-is-jrll-y-tflr1-3-ef-fc-l-rr-2AG8WP4.jpg ". School survey, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1916. and 90%. TABLE LIIShowing the number of high-school teachers who failed certainpercentages of students last semester. Teachers NotSCHOOL Reporting Number of Teachers Failing: Over 0% 1-5% 6-10% 11-15% 16-20% 21-30% 30%Central 5 1 15 15 9 2 1 0 unon ..::::::..: 2 2 ^ 5 2 S I ? South 49770521 Junior 7 4 8 7 3 4 0 0 Totals 21 21 44 38 15 11 4 1 Percentages 13.6 13.6 28.4 24.5 9.7 7.1 2.6 .6 Median: Between 6-10%. 292 SCHOOL SURVEY, GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN x — ^ —|[|J||fl|| ^r :::i::::::::::|s];J;rll| -? ?y-Tf^lr1 ---^^^^?*3-EF-fc-:l- rr :::: ::::: Stock Photo")
RM2AG8WP4–. School survey, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1916. and 90%. TABLE LIIShowing the number of high-school teachers who failed certainpercentages of students last semester. Teachers NotSCHOOL Reporting Number of Teachers Failing: Over 0% 1-5% 6-10% 11-15% 16-20% 21-30% 30%Central 5 1 15 15 9 2 1 0 unon ..::::::..: 2 2 ^ 5 2 S I ? South 49770521 Junior 7 4 8 7 3 4 0 0 Totals 21 21 44 38 15 11 4 1 Percentages 13.6 13.6 28.4 24.5 9.7 7.1 2.6 .6 Median: Between 6-10%. 292 SCHOOL SURVEY, GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN x — ^ —|[|J||fl|| ^r :::i::::::::::|s];J;rll| -? ?y-Tf^lr1 ---^^^^?*3-EF-fc-:l- rr :::: :::::
RM2AJ4XXM–Amendment to Federal farm loan act Hearings before the Committee on banking and currency of the House of representatives on H.R.8159, a bill to amend the act of Congress approved July 17, 1916, known as the Federal farm loan act to increase the limit of loans Thursday, November 13, 1919 . a o:^ u ffi!^ pl AMEKDMENT TO FEDERAX, FABM LOAN ACT.. a S «j 5 s ga 44 AMENDMENT TO TBDEEAL EAEM LOAN ACT. t-^CCl^CD lO »0 t^ O 1-1 CO 09*0 i-( oacooo ooowaoiftoo OJ Cq N 00 ?0»000(OI>0^^0>COOO COMOMlOOliOO w cq 1-1 «3t- 00000 O U5 1000 lOOOOQ «o»oco CQ»0-*TtH> iraoo 1-itH cfl CO CO U3 09 colr-Trt I
![. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1911 1ra sección. ÍCUDO PARAGUAYO Julio 10 de 1911.—Barclay y Cía. — Artículos de 1 as clases 44 á 55. v-19 julio. Acta ,N° 33.906. -^^,-,-í ,-t^ r.-;^ LECHUZA Julio 10 de 1911.—Barclay y Cía. — Artículos de 1 as clases 44 á 55 k . .lia ír-:sá;.?*5J iJi; f]fi Jííh í : v-19 julio. Acta N. 33.898 U ^> Julio 10.de 1911.—Vllmar, Rimpler y Cía.-Fluido para curar plantas, clase 13.¡ ! [ vt9 julio. Acta N. 33.899 U 51 Julio 10de 1911.—Ricardo Ghio — Artícu-los de las clases 1 á 79. v-19 julio. Acta N, 33.895 Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AFTNK7/boletn-oficial-de-la-repblica-argentina-1911-1ra-seccin-cudo-paraguayo-julio-10-de-1911barclay-y-ca-artculos-de-1-as-clases-44-55-v-19-julio-acta-n-33906-t-r-lechuza-julio-10-de-1911barclay-y-ca-artculos-de-1-as-clases-44-55-k-lia-r-s5j-iji-f-fi-jh-v-19-julio-acta-n-33898-u-gt-julio-10de-1911vllmar-rimpler-y-ca-fluido-para-curar-plantas-clase-13-!-vt9-julio-acta-n-33899-u-51-julio-10de-1911ricardo-ghio-artcu-los-de-las-clases-1-79-v-19-julio-acta-n-33895-2AFTNK7.jpg ". Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1911 1ra sección. ÍCUDO PARAGUAYO Julio 10 de 1911.—Barclay y Cía. — Artículos de 1 as clases 44 á 55. v-19 julio. Acta ,N° 33.906. -^^,-,-í ,-t^ r.-;^ LECHUZA Julio 10 de 1911.—Barclay y Cía. — Artículos de 1 as clases 44 á 55 k . .lia ír-:sá;.?*5J iJi; f]fi Jííh í : v-19 julio. Acta N. 33.898 U ^> Julio 10.de 1911.—Vllmar, Rimpler y Cía.-Fluido para curar plantas, clase 13.¡ ! [ vt9 julio. Acta N. 33.899 U 51 Julio 10de 1911.—Ricardo Ghio — Artícu-los de las clases 1 á 79. v-19 julio. Acta N, 33.895 Stock Photo")
RM2AFTNK7–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1911 1ra sección. ÍCUDO PARAGUAYO Julio 10 de 1911.—Barclay y Cía. — Artículos de 1 as clases 44 á 55. v-19 julio. Acta ,N° 33.906. -^^,-,-í ,-t^ r.-;^ LECHUZA Julio 10 de 1911.—Barclay y Cía. — Artículos de 1 as clases 44 á 55 k . .lia ír-:sá;.?*5J iJi; f]fi Jííh í : v-19 julio. Acta N. 33.898 U ^> Julio 10.de 1911.—Vllmar, Rimpler y Cía.-Fluido para curar plantas, clase 13.¡ ! [ vt9 julio. Acta N. 33.899 U 51 Julio 10de 1911.—Ricardo Ghio — Artícu-los de las clases 1 á 79. v-19 julio. Acta N, 33.895
RM2AN00XM–Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina1906 1ra sección . A<5$a n3í!i ñ£anmoHi^£ap3jiGEs7iffiaa[^ Abril 6 de 1906.-Doctor J. G. B. Siegertéhijos. — Bitter ó bebida amarga, clase 68. v-17-abril. Acta ao í7.SSS. ÍÉI§ ri lusferuüd Ma Pl Abril 4 de 1906.- Barclay y Cía. - Artículosde las ciases 44 á 52. v-11-abril. Aeía no 17.5IS «Monarcas de España» Abril 6 de 1906.™ Alberto Levy. - Artículos 1de las clases 2 á 8, 10, 11, 13, 15 á 57 y 59.1 Abril 4 de 1906.-Barclay y Cía. - Artículos á 79., v-17-abril. I de las clases 44 á 52. ¡ilIP» ¿ja T5. SfflW Pri». Pr¡c3¡ Preis, ;,. ¡BjgMiESO. ,t/2d í«.
RM2AN69T5–Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina1911 1ra sección . Mayo 12 de 1911.—Me. Connells Distille-ry Limited.—Artículos de la clase 68. v-21 junio. Acta N. 33.595 6é tonum ?? Junio 5 de 1911.—W. S. Goode.—Artícu-los de las ciases 44 á 55. v-19 junio. Acta N. 33.611 íéwitesse ?> Junio 6 de 1911.—John Miller y Co.—Artículos de las clases 1 á 79 y lechería,clase 80. v-19 junio, Acta N. 33.587 uSoupir DAmour Junio 5 de 1911.—The Crown PerfumeryCompany.—Artículos de la clase 58. v-21 junio. Acta N. 33.656 Acta N. 33.658. Junio 13 de 1911.—Standard Oil CompainyOf New York.—Artículos de las clase
RM2AXH1WE–Recenseamento Geral do Império de 1872Sergipe. . LlVKKS BSCKAVAS laçai Brancos....! Pardos | Pretos I Caboclos...! Pardos i Pretos... Brancas....j Tardas...... ! Pretas I Caboclas... ; Pardas ! P>-etas Somma geral... 18 População considerada em relação ás idades. Presentes. (População de facto) Annos oomriletos Quinqueimios | Deoennios M e 5í e s 13 14 16 15 13 12 16 17 11 18 6 18 4 8 22 0 720 15 68 4 15 4 4 2 59 10 277 79 140 62 114 48 113 9 26 8 62 110 24181 92 I154| 62 1 I 30, 23 1 1411 58 102 44 iíi14 189 479737 Ú 13 6841 478 433 0 CO O TH O OC£> 0 OCO O ce- c3 C3 Cí CS 05 cá co SN
RM2AWP0X3–A rural survey in Maryland, made by the Department of church and country life of the Board of home missions of the Presbyterian church in the U.S.A... . s. Lastly the proportion of each age group who are ten-ants decreases rapidly through the successive groups; 64% of all farmersunder 25 years of age are tenants, the per-cents. in the four followinggroups are respectively 44, 24,13,12, while all over 64 years of age only 12 hi 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 II || 1 I 1 1 ! 1 io 1 g 1 1 1 1 llllli i i 1 a i i ^ i i i m ^P^S ? B i s s i 50 =?T 1 1 1 1 1 1 i mmi I 1 1 i if i 1 ts 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ^^H 1 1 1 1 m 1
RM2AXH9F8–Recenseamento Geral do Império de 1872Sergipe. . Somma geral.. Mato civis Solteiros. Casados Viúvos Solteiros ... Casados VÍUV03.. --•^*»- «•^V^-- ^,..»^».r »»- — ^--^ *>« * - Africanos o í 11 Ol O C s ™ 7-J r/I ,n <JJ O .§ O .« O +.1 r.CP t^ ^! s o s r! c.0 ,S- O w o O 1 ^ -1 =1) m o O s O c3 o t-H KH M ^ o O O li f..( Fn (í M o »2Í 1 104 15 13 Solteiras......... Casadas Viuvas.... Solteiras........* Casadas Viuvas 227 16 1 308 í 44 ! . ,....., :..... 2 !..... 1 i...... TOTAES -: a O ^ O OJ ! r cí *j A £! Â C M ... . , -.„. PROVÍNCIA. DE SERGIPE JP Jl. BO O H: I & 33 O SANTÍSSIM
RM2AX0C3W–Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina1910 1ra sección . .^4%. *a¡. Enero 5 de 1910,—Braceras y Cía. — Artículos de las clases 44 á 55, ! : i i . ¡ ? i i v-13 enero> Acta No, 28.508. Enero 5 de 1910.—,Braceras y, Cía. M Artículos de las clases f 44 á 55. K-1.3 enera, Agosto 20 de 1909— Vacilón y Lachaize,Charpail y Pellet—Artículos de las cla-íses 14, 15 y 58 (modificada). v-13 enero. , Acta No. 28.498 , ! Ferrogar* Enero 5 de 1910.—Leopoldo de Safoure.—Artículos de las clases 1 á 79 y leche-ría, clase 80. v-13 enero. Acta No. 28.499 El Dios de las cosas como deben ser Enero 5 de 1910—Fe
RM2AWNTH5–A treatise on highway construction . .0967 .1016 .107 .1199 13 .1123 .119 .1365 .1351 .1563 14 .1339 .1424 .1533 .1661 .1993 16 .1543 .1673 .1794 .3008 .3513 18 .1766 .1937 .2145 .2407 .3164 20 3 .2333 .35 .3857 .4009 22 !2253 .2538 .3907 .3389 .5138 24 .35 .2857 .3343 .4013 .6703 36 .3777 .3225 .3846 .4761 .909 28 .3067 .362 .4431 .5675 1.3133 50 .3373 .4058 .5091 .6830 2.1551 33 .3703 .4545 .5883 .8333 34 .4058 .5091 .6830 1.0873 36 .444 .5707 .7987 1.3397 38 .4854 .641 .9434 1.7857 40 .5307 .7335 1.131 2.6041 42 .5807 .8183 1.385 44 .6364 .9345 1.754,. 46 .6983 1.0739 2.315 48 .7693 1.35 50
RM2AWJ73F–Census of the commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1905 . 251,018 â5.84 Marlborough, . 3,359,088 4,585,716 + 1,226,628 + 36.52 Medford, 340,776 385,964 + 45,188 + 13.26 Melrose, 1,965,992 2,915,367 +949,375 + 48.29 New Bedford, 9,229.689 16,091,176 + 6,861.487 +74.34 Newburyport, 2,850,530 4,262,269 + 1,411,739 + 49.53 Newton, 1,914,458 2,241,538 +327,080 + 17.08 North Adams, 4,140.154 4,010,517 â129,637 â3.13 Northampton, 2,112.061 3,042,101 + 930,040 + 44.03 Pittsfield, 2,946,076 4,628,722 + 1,682,646 +57.11 Quincy, 1,011,918 3,704,090 + 2,692,172 + 266.05 Salem, . 5,679,276 7.921,159 + 2,241,883
RM2AKN388–The Bakerian Lecture: A Magnetic Survey of the British Isles for the Epoch January 1, 1886 . of the Sandy Road. (b) April 30, 1888 ; Lat. 52° 45 47; Long. 0° 53 20. In a field by the river, 400 yards W. of the Church. Egerton Lodge bearing about N. Declination. Date. 2. G.M.T. S. $0. April 22„ 30 h. m. - 0 30-0 12 -0 5 + 5 22 h. m. 11 213 817 44 18 55-018 54-318 53-718 47-5 o / 19 10-9 19 4-2 Inclination. Date. Needle. G.M.T. 0. % April 22» 30 1 21 2 h. m. 13 43 14 018 2018 32 68 29-068 26-768 36-168 36-0 o / 68 31-568 39-7 Horizontal Force. Date. G.M.T. H. H0. April 22 „ 30 DV V V h. in.12 26
RM2AM57CR–Immigrants in industries(In twenty-five parts) . ata. Affiliated witli tradeunions. Number. Per cent. Native-born of foreign father, by race of father—Continued. Flemish 3 5 348- 9 480 6 3 4 4 5 128 • 7 3 11 23 2 56 21 181 537 1 49 606 573 923 44 14 152 624 186 60 169 1,101 700 2 761 724- 881 2,428 71 1,408 76 1,601 56 1 27 3,280 297 141 160 684 165 160 1,706 204 64 515 257 282 100 14 1 French 49 ^l7 1 82 Italian, North 6.3 Lithuanian 32 Norwegian 8 Portuguese .... ()(a) 13.0 123 Scotch . . Slovenian (a) 54 40 26 1 8.9 Welsh.. 19.0 Foreign-bom: 22.1 Bohemian and Moravian... 4.8 («) .0 11334310
RM2AFR111–. Highland Echo 1915-1925. att. 13:44 p. m., Feb. 8—Joshua 7:21Thur. a. m., Feb. 9—Mark 2:7 p. m.. Fob. 9—Phil. 2:9-11Fri. a. m., Feb. 10—Matt. 27:22 p. m., Feb. 10—Gal. 2:20Sat. a. m., Feb. 11—2 Sam. 18:29 p. m., Feb. 11—Heb. 2:3Sun. a. m., Feb. 12—Acts 26:19 p. m., Pcb. 12—John 12:24Mon. p. m., Feb. 13—Prov. 29:1Tues. a. m., Feb. 14—Rom. 1:14 p. m., Feb. 14—Lk. 15:17,18Wed. a. m., Feb. 1.5—Isa. 6:1 p. m., Feb. 15—Acts 15:30Thur. a. m., Feb. 16-^as. 2:23 p. m., Feb. 16—Josh. 24:15Fri. a.m., Feb. 17—1 Cor. 6:19,20 HUMOR HEARD IN THEMEETINGS A farmer was taught by hisdaughters to say present co
RM2AN6D81–The nucleation of the uncontaminated atmosphere . f tRtuLdco &4.S9. D--0 ,20 40 60 80 W0 12.0 U0 1G0 180 2MFigs. 88-90.—Illustrating table 56. PENETRATION OF GAMMA RAYS. 89 Table 56.—Penetration of radium radiation. Cylindrical glass fog chamber withoutcasket. 5j> = 22 cm. Lead tube, 30 cm. or 60 cm. long. Walls, 0.5 cm. thick. Part. Remarks. Dis-tance. Si. sz- ?S3. MX10-* ^Xio-3 N3Xio-° I. 0 4.4 3-4 3-o 3-7 4.I 3-7 44.020.4 13.227.6 35-o27.6 Radium in 1 Pb tube, capped- 0 Radium in 1 Pb tube, cap off.. 0 2.7 2.7 3-7 10.4 9.8 27.6 Radium in 1 Pb tube, cap on.. 0 3-7 3-i 3-9 27.6 14.6 30.0 R
RM2AN3N53–An Abstract of a Letter from MrJFlamsteed, MathReget Fof the RSGiving an Account of the Eclipses of 4$^{s}$ Satellits, Anno 1686; and Containing a Table of the Parallaxes of 4$^{s}$ Orb, and an Ephemeris of 4$^{s}$ Geocentric Places for the Same Year . 12 12 yo22 47 14 07 ip 16 01 4712 06 17 20 iyip 02 y3ip 14 44 20 01 22 21 op 12 23 33 41 14 39 24 22 op 20 06 yi 16 17 27 03 y7 28 11 oy 3° °S 3416 14 ^Hniid, h|ce 2 )f 6 I 3 ee1 e 2 C 1 >Ke1 e I 2 3 4& 8P ib11 r3 *?i<$ 1718 20 21 22 3 24 2y 2728 2p 3° 00 0310 4p18 30 06 31 13 00 07 28ip 48 01 yy 14 4720 2yop 06 14 S309 21 22 2303 4P18 4y2
RM2AJHN6A–Scientific results obtained under the direction of William J Peters ... . A20.5 A21.5 A22.5 A23.5 Tuesday Thursday Friday 22, 29, 5, 12 24. 31. 7, 14 25, I. 8, 15 / / / / / / / / / / / / 46.S 44.3 39-6 40.1 34.5 32.9 37-1 35.2 20.8 19.8 27.1 37-0 27.6 21.6 15-4 17.9 29-3 28.3 293 29-3 12.4 133 02.9 74-3 35-1 32.2 32.2 32.1 00.4 oi.s 11.6 —10.8 10.2 01.7 06.8 12.3 40.2 34.0 340 32.3 18.1 28.2 25.2 32.5 19.6 21.7 21.4 274 Wednesday23, 30, 6, 13 33-619.610.321.4 27.1 31.9 17.2 12 2 16.4 24.9 29-3 33.4 12.6 17.6 28.8 27.2 10.7 12.8 25s 21.7 33-318.128.001.2 21.4 33-712.0 30.915.9 24.5 28.4 13-333-
RM2AN6A21–The nucleation of the uncontaminated atmosphere . CF 39 9 F 96 8 F 85 9 F 49 10 C 86 9 SnR 33 10 F 45 11 F 80 10 FC 42 11 R 15 12 Sn 67 11 F 81 12 CF 40 13141516 Sn 62 12 CSn 82 13 C 23 F 82 13 R 44 14 F 57 FC 90 J4 F 92 15 F 53 CF 81 15 F 61 16 C 26 17 FC Sn 79 16 F 88 17 CF 60 18 CF 43 17 C 81 18 C 41 19 20 CF 7584 1819 FF 8183 24 f 55 21 CF 76 20 Sn R 65 25 F 41 22 C 85 2t F 73 26 CR 47 23 24 C 56 22 C 32 27 C 15 C 32 23 F 79 28 CF 12 2526 FC 6762 2425 CF 78 293° CFC 2826 27 R 48 26 C 55 May 1 FFF 31 28 RF 74 27 F 80 2 57 28 F 5i 3 52 31 F 69 Mar. 1 F 65 , NUCLEATION AT PROVIDENCE AND BLOCK
RM2AG8R16–. School survey, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1916. Fire Health Sanitation ways Charities Schools Albany 12.3 13.3 14.1 1.4 7.6 9.3 3.0 27.9 Birmingham 7.6 12.3 16.7 1.6 10.4 11.8 2.6 32.5 Bridgeport 9.9 10.9 15.2 1.1 7.9 14.1 7.4 26.4 Cambridge 6.5 9.9 7.7 3.0 11.1 17.8 3.7 29.7 Dayton 7.6 10.1 9.9 1.5 10.5 18.4 4.1 33.4 Des Moines 6.1 6.1 15.0 0.8 4.6 9.7 0.3 46.5 Fall River 5.3 11.3 11.1 3.3 7.2 15.4 7.8 33.0 Grand Rapids 9.4 9.4 14.0 3.0 6.8 6.5 1.9 42.3 Kansas City 8.9 9.5 15.0 1.0 4.9 8.0 1.0 44.6 Lowell 7.9 10.4 12.2 1.8 8.2 14.6 6.5 30.7 Lynn 82 8.8 10.7 3.1 8.2 14.0 4.9 30.1 Memphis 5.7 12
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
RM2CEN61G–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1909 1ra sección. CACA^ Agosto 11 de 1909.—Sanfeliu y Macera.—Artículos de las clases 10, 16, 44 á 47. I 5.1. v-18 agosto. B0LÍ2TIH ÓP1CÍÁL - feuenos Ait&s, Vleínes 13 de Agosto t)e 1909 liSi Acta (No, 27.052. Picuda 2A ñcuRA^B- Agosto 11 de 1909. — Rivera Hermanos y Cía.—Oalletitas, clase 66 (envase). v-18 agosto. Acta No. 27.024
RM2CEHG7E–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1910 1ra sección. Junio 13 de 1910.—González, Bardi y Pa-dilla.—Artículos de las clases 68-¡y. 69. v-20 junio. Acta No. 29.919 Junio 15 de 1910.—Antonio Moutinho dos Santos.—Artículos de las clases 1 á 79. ^ -* t .• *> . w i- m-?l i y-22 junio.. Junio 13 de 1910.—Alberto García.—Ar-tículos de las clases 44 á 55. v-20 junio. Acta No. 29.915
RM2CPA7P2–. Hunting and fishing in Florida, including a key to the water birds known to occur in the state . Stercorarius parasiticus (foot). Central tail feathers elongated in the two following species ; Length, 17 ; Wing, 13 ; Tail (adult), about 8.40; Tail(immature), about 6 ; Bill, 1.20. Length, 20.50 ; Wing, 12.25 ; Tail (adult), about 12.50 ;immature, about 6 ; Bill, i.io. Stercorarius parasiticus. Parasitic Jaeger. See page 189 Stercorarius longicaudus.Long=tailed Jaeger. See page 190 [44 key to the water birds of florida. Family LARID^. Gulls and Terns.Subfamily LARIN^^. Gulls.. / ^-
RM2CRHWPE–. French railways . erthis we did not run so hard on to Amiens, inwhich station we drew up 99 minutes 44 secondsfrom Calais (103J miles), having done the wholerun 13 J minutes under time. At Amiens we overstayed our time by a coupleof minutes, and starting off again took thingsrather easily for a time and also lost severalminutes through the permanent ways beingunder repair in one place. From post 104,however, 17 kilometres, where the gradientsaverage about 1 in 350 against the train, wererun in 9 minutes 34^ seconds, which gives anaverage speed of 66J miles an hour. The regu-lator was wide op
RM2CJ1X3K–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1907 1ra sección . Febrero 14 de I907.-Macgregor, Aitken yCía.-Artículos de las clases 44 á 55. v 21 febrero Acta ií>.87:i. Febrero 13 de 1907.-Sociedad AnónimaEstablecimientos Americanos Gratry. —Artícu-los de las clases 29, 32 y 33. v 21 febrero. Acia, S8.S74 Asteno|!0.5S5 ^SOLEIL» Diciembre 28 íde 1906. —P. Coster. — Losasde vidrios de la clase 40 (corregida). ¿; ^ v21 febrero.^1 Aeísa 19.834: I «CáYUGA» Febrero 14 de 1907.—Columbian Rope Com-pany. —Hilos de atar, cuerdas, cabos, piolas,piolines, cables y cabullería! en general de laclase 27
RM2CDHBG3–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1904 1ra sección . Acta N 13.334 Marzo 11 de 1904.—William Cooper yMephews.—Distinguir específicos para cu-rar la sarna y otras enfermedades, clase79. T-18-Marzo.. Marzo 12 de 1904.-Adolfo Mantels y Cia,Distinguir los artículos de las clases 8,11, 16 á 20, 24, 25, 28, 32, 33, 35; made-ras, clase 2; ebanistería y muebles, 36;pincelería, 43 y lonas, arpilleras y teji-dos, clases 44 á 47. v-19 Marzo. Acta N 13.333 sBonsa» • Marzo 12 de 1904,-Bóntgen y Sabín.™Distinguir los artículos de las clases 1 &79 T-19-Marzo. Marea Grusehwitz • Marzo 12 de 1904.—
RM2CGHMJ3–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1910 1ra sección . TORCA REGISTRAD* Acia No. 29.6,13. Mayo 4 de 1910.—Pedro Fragueko.Artículos de las clases t á 79. v-12 mayo,. Acta No. 29.610 n% «El Yerones! Mayo 4 de 1910.—Stocks y Stocks. -i Artículos de las clases 44 á 52. , i y-12 mayo. Acta No. 28.740 Tamos91 Febrero 3 de 1910.—Pedro Plá.— Artícu-los de las clases 1 á 79 (modificada).. ¡ i . V-10 mayo. Mayo 4 de 1910.— The New York Phai-macal Associatión.—Preparaciones farma-céuticas, clase 79. y-12 mayo. 40mR0S 36®METrRaS Mayo 4 de 1910.—Desiré Defossez.—Ar-tículos de las clases 1 á 79, y
RM2CEW118–. Boletín Oficial de la República Argentina. 1904 1ra sección. Julio 13 de 1904.—Adolfo Goldner y Cia.—Distinguir los artículos de las clases 61á 71. v-20-Julío. Acta W« 1 3.ST9 10NTE PALACIO Acta m° 13.88©j¿jf& El Paso de las vacas *sj^ W¡kátJ0í tí » & JÉIS»» >1 Julio 13 de 1904.- Staudt y Cía,—Distin-uir t(jidos, confecciones, mercería, co- ipa-Hhlpn v hplvr!a« rlac^a áá á. K9. v Al gUÍr t(jidos, cuuie mestibles y bebidasá 7K clases 44 á 52 y 61v-20-Julio. Acta »I« 13.89». §¡$a¿>* -» « Julio 13 de 1904.-Juan Cantalupi-—Dis-tinguir losa artículos de las clases 61 á 71. v-20-Julio. Acta
RM2CGHR6R–. Monsieur Cassini His New and Exact Tables for the Eclipses of the First Satellite of Jupiter, Reduced to the Julian Stile, and Meridian of London . TaBuk K^ufolntimmn primi Satelliris Jovis in Anno, D. h. I—.11.,^..—.—Ill — tm !•*»* , ■ *■ ar. / 3 O 3 y 7 6 i^ ; O 47 19 If ij 44 8 13 ^,0 i ^ n>9 : 910 12 14 11619 21 221 If 10 25 41 10 38 7 6 I 51- 4^ in 12 f $J 4^1 fS 24iT9 o ^ 60 17 3512 I 6 50 36 61 12 !62 4824 2f 26 28 o 59 19 ^7 o 24 Mdm* o12 48 6364 666768 o2 3 7 21If 10 8 24 48 ;7 4^- o|75 12 13 3gi7<; ■ ■» —■ III ^ ■» ■IIIIIIIIIUIW ( ID h: Maim, // 14 12 13 16 6 /^liS I rb ^9 ^9
RM2CEXWRA–. A Register of the Weather for the Year 1692, Kept at Oates in Essex. By Mr John Locke. 30.5 4| 48 |W N i ffiote, with a imie Fog. Very fair all*the atter- 30. 8 41 noon, now ctofe. 2. 7J 9! 44 j TV 1 i Mifty. 13 91i 94 46 1 icrofe. 1415 13 I 914i6j 9;4 7l 48 |E 1 [Fog. 17 10 181 8 415! 6 31 [E ijFog, Froft. al 45 IN ilFair, hard Froit. 4. 1 29. 18 43 N E aClofe, hard Froft. 12 35 NWa *w Fair, Rain and Snow foran hour about 16. u (1922 ) DH ITher.jBar. |Hyg.iV¥md jWeather. January, 1692.. «***-*«***., .srjmsn -**^^x*.w%m--***m* M>i».i aiiu»m<—Bo»e j 9I 44.UN W QjSnow u!l 135 43 IN W 1
RM2CH48D9–. Street and electric railways, 1902 .. . 81,245 URBAN CENTERS, POPULATION. 500,000 andover. 100,000 butunder 600,000, 47 8102,896,131 100,708,508 70,986 10, 904 199,829 62,369 425, 925 1,427,610 846,589,368 44,544,520 67,210 128,234 72,981 7,191 148,374 630,868 25,000 butunder 100,000. 66 815,366,896 14,801,254 13,466 88,172 17,841 3,584 151,407 281,171 Under 25,000. $6,377,6,034,7,36,14,10,138,136, 165469681671192172006156691 INTERURBAN RAILWAYS. Fast, long. $7,640,6,968,34,241,25,160,17194 Other. 200 826,215,532 24,932,033 78,311 276,860 60,130 143, 685 314,990 410,523 1 Exclusive of report
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RM2CHM39M–. Richardson's Virginia & North Carolina almanac, for the year of Our Lord 1864 [electronic resource]: being bissextile or leap year, the eighty-eighth of American independence, and the third of the Confederate States . 4 2541IV3IS!, 2355 ar 732 21 9>C646i 2123!r 6 o! 2036!« 4131 1849! n 226l 15 3i 282l|osll44J 23 7 SI 531! 1751. 29:17^1141! 22 4;— 4, 8 369.13 9 58 10 51 11 49morn 0 53 2 0 3 12 4 24rises 6 35 7 14 7 55 8 42 9 30 10 21 11 18morn0 11 aft. 191 2 1 45 2 25 3 9 3 56 4 48 5 44 6 40 7 39 8 36 9 33 10 80 11 23 1 7 2 6 3 5; 3 59; 4 52; 5 47! morn 0 17 1 10 2 2 2 55 3 52 4 46 5 40
RM2CRF0FH–. Report on the Pittsburgh transportation problem, submitted to Honorable William A. Magee, mayor of the city of Pittsburgh . CTION CASTLE SHANNON COMPANY COMPANY COMPANY RAILROAD 1881 S 683,279 1882 746,076 1883 966,445 1884 925,920 1885 18.36 20.79 3.50 42.65 948,240 1886 19.86 22.24 3.50 45.60 911,622 1887 13.25 24.76 5.25 43.26 1,108,875 1888 13.25 28.76 5.25 6.5 53.76 1,230,101 1889 6.5 1890 12.21 39.47 5.25 63.43 1,570,214 1891 19.11 58.90 5.25 6.5 89.76 2,034,809 1892 45.40 70.86 5.25 6.5 128.01 2,515,848 1893 43.40 76.34 12.90 6.5 139.14 2,861,535 1894 73.98 73.05 24.44 6.5 177.97 2,68
RM2CR5AGG–. Notes on permanent-way material, platelaying and points and crossings . in use. 6i9i 8 25 386 0 32 303-86597-14 44 662 6 13 619 0 31 043 6 New standard 12 4, 45 4» 949.-83 7811 24 0 54 11 TuKtfOUTS AND CkOSSOVEBB. Straight Intermediate Portion (Figures S and 6.) Crossing. D=13. D = 14. D= 15. D = 16. D = 18. D = 20. 0 1 11 0 32 7 1 II37 a 1 II 43 1 43 3 ■ 1 ir 58 6 / If 68 10 7 45 47 1 54 5 61 9 69 2 83 10 98 6 5 3& 66 8 77 1 87 6 97 10 118 8 139 5- lin6| 41 3 48 a 54 9 61 6 75 0 88 6 lln9J 61 0 70 6 80 0 89 6 108 6 127 6 linl2 77 1 89 1 1»1 1 113 1 137 1 161 1 o /■ 11 0 26 10 Curved Int30 4
RM2CDD6NG–. Material handling cyclopedia; a reference book covering definitions, descriptions, illustrations and methods of use of material handling machines employed in industry . 6 2.80 5 13.8 2.45 15.2 2.80 2.00 1 8.4 2.30 454 8.6 2.00 9.4 2.30 4/2 11.2 2.00 12.4 2.30 1.58 6.6 1.80 4 6.8 1.58 7.4 1.80 4 9 1.58 10.0 1.80 1.20 5.0 1.38 3/2 5.2 1.20 5.8 1.38 3J4 7 1.20 7.8 1.38 .89 1 3.86 1.00 3 4.04 .89 4.44 1.00 3 5.26 .89 5.8 1.00 .62 2.76 .72 2Vi 2.80 .62 3.08 .72 2A 3.8 .62 4.2 .72 .50 2.2 .58 15^ 2.24 .50 2.46 .58 in 2.9 .50 3.2 .58 .39 1.86 .45 % 1.84 .39 2.02 .45 2.42 .39 2.7 .45 1211 9 SVz 8 7
RM2CP9W0N–. Birds of New York . .77 15.33 26.69 10.38 6.89 12.91 8.86 8.17 0 4-99 99.95 ■ OS 6.24 82.56 3.2s .88 1.12 4.13 1.77 0 .04 98.97 1.03 14.23 28.20 S.99 29.98 3.44 12.31 2.61 2.21 ■84 97.01 2.99 16.53 46.25 4.16 14.89 0 5.68 .98 8.52 2.51 97.0s 2.95 13.76 39.93 6.03 8.15 6.38 18.87 .99 2.94 2.68 96.0s 3.95 17.89 41.37 7.24 14.20 3.91 7.73 2.77 • 94 3.88 97.83 2.17 21.35 41.10 II.12 11.34 2.59 7.27 .95 2. ri 1.83 Kingbird Crested flycatcher Phoebe Olive-sided flycatcher... Wood pewee Yellow-bellied flycatcher. Acadian flycatcher Alder flycatcher Least flycatcher .36.945.78.01.19.48.27.07.39 ^Fro
RM2CGHP3M–. Monsieur Cassini His New and Exact Tables for the Eclipses of the First Satellite of Jupiter, Reduced to the Julian Stile, and Meridian of London . 0 i? 0 ;2 0 37 0 42 0 47 0 y? 0 58 4 II 18 »? I ?*.. 2: p 28 »9 30 13 34 3f36 37 38 39 40 4142 4344 4f46 4748 49fofi 11 fy J6 add. 2 13 2 21 2 30 ^ 39 2 48- 2 yS 3 8 3 17 3 ^7 3 37 3 48 3 f9 4 94 20 4 31 4 41 4 f3 f 4 y J X ?7 y 39 6 2 6 14 6 25 6 57 6 49 7 ° ^ /Equat.add. 1^ J758 y9 6162 6} 146f66 67 68 69 70 71 2?73 747f 7f 7778 7980 81 82 8384 i o 7 I* 7 H 7 3^ 7 47 7 J9 8 II 8 22 8 34 8 46 8 S7 9 8 9 20 9 3^ 9 44 9 f4 > 3 o 14O 2f o 4y I S
![. Chinese economic trees. Trees. 44 CHINESE ECONOMIC TREES. Plate 13. TAXUS CUSPIDATA Siebold & Zuccarini 1. Fruiting branch; 2. Staminate flowering branch; 3. Pistillate flower- ing branch; 4. Staminate flower; 5. A stamen; 6. Pistillate flower. (Details enlarged).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Chi?e?n, Huan-yung, 1895-. [Shanghai] Printed by the Commercial Press, Ltd Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDYG2T/chinese-economic-trees-trees-44-chinese-economic-trees-plate-13-taxus-cuspidata-siebold-amp-zuccarini-1-fruiting-branch-2-staminate-flowering-branch-3-pistillate-flower-ing-branch-4-staminate-flower-5-a-stamen-6-pistillate-flower-details-enlarged-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-the-original-work-chien-huan-yung-1895-shanghai-printed-by-the-commercial-press-ltd-RDYG2T.jpg ". Chinese economic trees. Trees. 44 CHINESE ECONOMIC TREES. Plate 13. TAXUS CUSPIDATA Siebold & Zuccarini 1. Fruiting branch; 2. Staminate flowering branch; 3. Pistillate flower- ing branch; 4. Staminate flower; 5. A stamen; 6. Pistillate flower. (Details enlarged).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Chi?e?n, Huan-yung, 1895-. [Shanghai] Printed by the Commercial Press, Ltd Stock Photo")
RMRDYG2T–. Chinese economic trees. Trees. 44 CHINESE ECONOMIC TREES. Plate 13. TAXUS CUSPIDATA Siebold & Zuccarini 1. Fruiting branch; 2. Staminate flowering branch; 3. Pistillate flower- ing branch; 4. Staminate flower; 5. A stamen; 6. Pistillate flower. (Details enlarged).. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Chi?e?n, Huan-yung, 1895-. [Shanghai] Printed by the Commercial Press, Ltd
RMRDFF7P–. Trees and shrubs : an abridgment of the Arboretum et fruticetum britannicum : containing the hardy trees and schrubs of Britain, native and foreign, scientifically and popularly described : with their propagation, culture and uses and engravings of nearly all the species. Trees; Shrubs; Forests and forestry. XX. CELASTRA^CEjE. XXI. ylQUIFOLIA^CEjE. 155 m 1. N. canaue'nsis Dec. The Canadian Nemopanthes. Identijication. Dec. Mem. Soc. Gen., 1, p. 44.; PI. Rar. Hort. Gen. t. 3. ; Don's Mill., 2. p. 13. Synonyines. /'lex canadensis Micbx. Flor. Bar. Amer. 2, p. 299. ; N. fascicuUris Ritfin. ; /'
RMRDJJTC–. Catalogue of the ungulate mammals in the British Museum (Natural History). Ungulates. RUPICAPRIN.E 213 12. 10. ol. 44. Immature frontlet and horns. Mishmi Hills; collected by Mr. Needham. This specimen was regarded as a female by Hume, who, in the paper cited above, expressed the opinion that the horns of female takin differ essentially in form from those of males. Same history. 5. 11. 13. 1. Skull, with horns. Mishmi Hills. Presented hj N. Williamson. Esq., 1905. Budorcas taxicolor whitei.. Pig. 52.—Skull and Hobns op Bhutan Takin [Budorcas taxicolor tvhitei). Proc. Zool. Soc. 190S.. Please
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RMRDKHMK–. Ordovician fossils of north China. Paleontology; Paleontology. (in) 12 Palxontologia Sinica Ser. B. Measurements: Greatest width = 13 mm Hinge line =10 ,, Height = 9 ,, Proportion of height to width = 1.44 A second exterior impression of a Brachial valve (Ser. No. X 216 PI. I, Fig. 8a) is of a smaller specimen as compared with No. X 218. Its measurements are as follows: Greatest width — 8 mm Hinge line =7 ,, Height =5 ,, Proportion of height to width = 1.60 The sinal depression is very clear and the arrangement of the sinal plica- tions is shown in Text-Figure 2.. Text-Fig. 2. Arrangement of
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RMRDPNY1–. The Indiana weed book. Weeds. WEEDS OP THE PURSLANE FAMILY. 36. Poktulacv oleracea Ij. Purslane. Pussley. (A. 1. 1.) Prostrate, smooth, freely branching from a deep central root; branches 4-10 Inches long; leaves alternate, wedge-shaped, rounded at apex. Flow- ers pale yellow, sessile iu the axils. Pods globular, opening by a little lid. Seeds very small, black, kidney-shaped, marked with a fine network. (Figs. 13, e; 44.) Very common in gardens, dooryards and cultivated grounds, especially in sandy and rich soils. May-Nov. Flowers numerous, opening only in the morning sunshine, then closing
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