On the way down we stopped at Fort Laramie, and there met a supply train bound westward.

BABBITT, HAROLD E. Water supply engineering, by Harold Babbitt and James J. Doland.

Don't you think, Monsieur GAMBETTA, that you, yourself, could cut off your supply-pipe for a while and still have enough to light up with on public occasions?

Similarly our oversea military expeditions, with the consequent large number of merchant ships in use as transports or supply ships, required a considerable force of destroyers and other small craft.

Following the ambulances came the main body of the escort and the supply wagons.

"Hunt up the best supply house and have them send me a complete outfit to print a daily newspaper.

This has been a supply point for that region for upwards of ten years, and store-keepers and supply companies carry in stock exactly what is necessary for the miners.

Equally clearly this supply curve must slope upwards from left to right, since the higher the price obtainable, the greater will be the quantity offered.

To diminish risk of losing all of one description of supplies, if carried by itself in a separate vessel, it has been considered desirable that each supply-carrier, when employed, is to contain some ammunition, some stores, and some provisions.

A Decauville, or light, line ran out towards Gamli from Shellal to make the supply system easier, and I remember seeing some Indian pioneers lay about three miles of light railway with astonishing rapidity the day after we took Beersheba.

Many of the supply steamers have failed to get in, and the country is flooded with gold-seekers.

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For the benefit of my readers in Canada and for parties leaving for the great Northwest Territory for the gold fields, I take pleasure in quoting the following description of a Canadian route: "Canadians should awaken to the fact that they have emphatically 'the inside track' to their own gold fields, a route not half the distance, largely covered by railways and steamboats, with supply stations at convenient intervals all the way.

Supply catalog.

"And there are more supply-boats wintering up at Fort Yukon and at Circle City," the General went on.

If communications are open for the passage of vessels of the friendly mercantile marine, it follows that the relatively much smaller number of supply-vessels can traverse the line.

He then picked out five hundred of the best men and horses, and, taking his pack-train with him, he started south for the Canadian River, distant about forty miles, leaving the rest of the troops at the supply camp.

Whilst, under the former hypothesis, they amount to a bitter accusation against the Creator, and supply material for sarcasm; under the latter they form an indictment against our own nature, our own will, and teach us a lesson of humility.

You are to buy it at an office supply store, saying that it is for your mistress.

Ordnance sergeant; quartermaster sergeant, Quartermaster Corps; supply sergeant, regimental.

To ease the supply problem a spur line was laid from Rafa to Shellal, on the wadi Ghuzze.

Wessendorff, Nelms and Company, Inc. blue book of industrial supplies machinery.

We could not keep many troops with such ill-conditioned communications, but Turkish soldiers require far less supplies than European troops, and the enemy had done such remarkable things in surmounting supply difficulties that he was given credit for being able to support between sixty and seventy battalions in the line and reserve, with an artillery somewhat weaker than our own.

His career had lain mainly in India and was mostly behind him even at the date of the South African War, in which, however, he had done valuable work in one of the supply services.

In 1799 Congress set aside $200,000 for the purchase of a small forest reserve to be used as a supply source of ship timbers for the Navy.