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The paramount military importance of the line is further indicated by the fact that no one had thought of a commercial line here at all. Simply as a matter of war-time necessity Japan stretched a 2-1/2-foot narrow-gauge line across these mountain barrens to transport her troops in 1905.
Its price was 2-1/4d. the gallon. 160 gallons of his soup No. 5 would give sufficient nutriment to 385 such children for one day. Its price was 2-1/2d. the gallon. Its price was only 1-3/4d. the gallon. So that the famous cook of the Reform Club did not know the comparative nutritive qualities of his own soups.
From 2-1/2 to 3 feet is a fair calculation for each person, especially since the dimensions of crinolines is lessened; but no more should be allowed. There is another grand point to remember in issuing invitations the important social arrangement of the guests.
He claims that she can do one hundred miles an hour just as well as not, and that he is the man to get it out of her. He says he can stand it if she can. He made her do a mile in 39-1/4 seconds on her trial trip, and claims that about a month ago when he was hauling the grease wagon she did 4-1/10 miles in 2-1/2 minutes, which is at the rate of 98.4 miles an hour.
The rates of the latter, according to his placard, were 37-1/2 cents per day for board and 2-1/2 per cent, commission on sales; and all slaves entrusted to his care were to be held at their owners' risk. On the other hand a rural owner disposed to sell a slave locally would commonly pass the word round among his neighbors or publish a notice in the county newspaper.
From 11 to 12, musical mass; several pieces to be performed by the band of the 19th Regiment. At 12-1/2, meeting of the Orphéonists and other musical societies. 1 P.M., ordering and march of a procession, and review of Sappers and Miners. 2 P.M., ascension of grotesque balloons. 2-1/2 P.M., race of velocipedes. 3-1/2 P.M., climbing poles and races in sacks.
The sizes of the traps will depend upon the game sought, No. 2-1/2 being a good average. With this supply, relying somewhat on dead-falls, twitch-ups, and the various other devices described in our early pages, we can guarantee lively sport, of course, presuming that good judgment has been used in the selection of a trapping ground.
1-1/2 cupfuls of sugar 2-1/2 cupfuls of flour 1/4 cupful of butter 1 cupful of water 2 rounding teaspoonfuls of baking powder Whites of five eggs Cream the butter, adding slowly the sugar. Sift the flour with the baking powder. Add the water and flour alternately to the sugar mixture, and beat well. Fold in the well-beaten whites, and bake in three layers.
Brislington, a rapidly growing suburb of Bristol, 1-3/4 m. S.E. of the city, with a station on the Frome branch. The church has a tower which is characteristic of a considerable class of Somerset towers. The S. aisle has a waggon-roof, and there is a piscina in the S. chapel. The square font is presumably Norm. Brislington Hill House is a 17th-cent. brick mansion. Broadway, 2-1/2 m.
This link, which is represented in fig. 57, is 2-1/4 inches broad, 1 inch thick, and is capable of being raised or lowered 25 inches in all. In the open part of the link is a brass block, which, by raising or lowering the link, takes either the position in which it is represented at the centre of the link, or a position at either end of it.
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