It was she who first suggested Dryads street for a short cut and at Triton Walk was first to hear, on before, the music,ah, those horn-bursting Dutchmen!

Saw the various columns impeding each other, taking wrong ways and losing priceless hours while thousands of inexperienced boys, footsore, drenched and shivering yet keen for the fight, ate their five-days' food in one, or threw it away to lighten the march, and toiled on in hunger, mud, cold and rain, without the note of a horn or drum or the distant eye of one blue scout to tell of their oncoming.

' "All then shouted in chorus, while one of the party played on a cow's horn, and the trees were well rapped with the sticks which they carried.

When a large amount of sulphur is used, the India-rubber, becomes as hard as horn or wood, and this is the substance called vulcanite.

They probably think that by borrowing to meet a deficit or to build a Dreadnought they are doing something quite clever, dipping their hands into a horn of plenty that a kindly Providence has designed for their behoof, and that the loan will somehow, some day, get itself paid without any trouble to anybody.

R61953, 3May50, King Features Syndicate, inc. (PWH) AND THE DEAD SPAKE; AND THE HORROR-HORN, by E. F. Benson.

in England in Hutchinson's magazine, Sept.-Oct. 1922, under titles "The horror-horn" and "And the dead spake"; illustrated by "Blam."

R59139, 3Mar50, Kenneth Stewart Patrick McDowell (NK) AND the horror-horn.

SEE The Rover boys at Big Horn Ranch.

THE HORROR-horn.

Horn of plenty.

By Edward Costello Smith & Virginia Van Horn Thompson.

FISCHER (CARL) INC. Complete method for the French horn.

Complete method for the French horn.

Complete method for the French horn.

Horn Book, Inc. (PWH); 2Sep71; R511326. Books, children and men.

© 21Dec44; A185036. Horn Book, Inc. (PWH); 3Jan72; R519242.

HORN BOOK, INC. Books, children and men.

HORN, ERNEST.

HORN, MAX. Toby's trip.

See that he be provided with a horn, to the hooting of which the Echo Lake will be found responsive.

Horsemen and horsewomen, late comers hastening up, restless horses, a throng for ever in motion, and every now and then the blast of a horn rising up from the trees beneath.

"And you mean to say that the sketches for this panorama were taken on the spot?" "Yes, sir; on the spotin a horn.

" "In a horn!

To my question as to how a transient passer like myself could best see a great ice river, he replied, "Climb to-morrow the Aeggisch-horn, and look down from there upon the Aletsch glacier.