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The 1901 machine was, in consequence, nearly doubled in area the lifting surface being increased from 165 to 308 square feet the first trial taking place on July 27th, 1901, again at Kill Devil Hill.
This is bringing the duck more into prominence as an article of food; as James Rankin says in "Duck Culture," "People do not care to eat fish and flesh combined. They would rather eat them separate." The white pekins are the popular birds, because they are larger, have white meat, and are splendid layers. They lay from 100 to 165 eggs in a season and are the easiest to raise.
At other points on the Kovel front engagements likewise took place, though the violence of the combat had somewhat abated. West of Kolki, southwest of Sokal, and near Viczny, German forces conquered Russian positions. West and southwest of Lutsk various local engagements occurred. Here the Russians on June 30, 1916, lost fifteen officers, 1,365 men; since June 16th, twenty-six officers, 3,165 men.
The truth thus reached is not the formulæ of the Calculus, nor the verbiage of the Dialectic, still less the events of history, but that which gives what validity they have to all of these, and moreover imparts to the will and the conscience their power to govern conduct. I., s. 162. Sermons, p. 155. Bd. I., ss. 165, sqq.
While there we saw in the morning a locomotive engine, with cylinders 22 x 30 and eight driving wheels coupled, said by the driver to weigh 165,000 lbs., start for the ascent of the mountain, up grades of 116 feet to the mile, with 22 cars and a van. "The country round Reno is table land with high mountains around it. The only crop grown is 'alfalfa, a species of clover.
In 1901, when the population had become reduced to 165,726, the priests and nuns had increased to 546. And these statistics bring me to a salient point: The one reality above all others in Irish life is the grip of the Church. In the last book which I have received from the library Paddy-Risky by Mr.
Hincks, Reminiscences, p. 15. Poulett Scrope, Life of Lord Sydenham, p. 165. See, for example, a despatch Metcalfe to Stanley, 24 June, 1843 descriptive of troubles on the Beauharnois Canal. A bill of 1833, penes me. Metcalfe to Stanley, 23 December, 1843.
And when resistance ceased, not a conquered enemy was injured. So Ghuznee fell to the British army, and was made over to Shah Soojah. It cost the victors only 17 killed, and 165 wounded; of these last, 18 were officers. Upwards of 500 of the garrison were buried by the victors; many more fell beyond the walls under the sabres of the British horsemen.
The early boats were no doubt badly constructed; but in the end apprenticeship to dire necessity made the Cape May sailors masters of seamanship and the windward art. * * Stevens, "History of Cape May County," pp. 219, 229; Kelley, "American Yachts" , p. 165. Wilson, the naturalist, spent a great deal of time in the Cape May region, because of the great variety of birds to be found there.
No. 5 has iron hot blast stoves and No. 6 has four Whitwell fire-brick hot blast stoves. The furnaces have together six blowing engines exactly like those at Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 furnaces. The engines are supplied with steam by thirty-two cylinder boilers. Marvelous Machinery. The main building is 102 feet in width by 165 feet in length. The cupolas are six in number.
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