It now holds regular services in the parlor of the residence of the pastor, at 1414 Linden avenue.

That is Joseph Linden, whose foot is the exact size of the Emperor's.

Other relics of their nomenclature, drawn similarly from battles in which some of them had been distinguished, are to be found in the villages of Linden and Arcola....

The Woodhall and Weldon and Felton so gay, And Brinkburn and Linden, wi' a' their sweet pride, For they add to the beauty of dear Coquetside." Written in 1826 Felton, a charmingly placed little village, on the banks of the river where they are overhung by graceful woods, and diversified by cliff and grassy slope, stands just where the great North Road crosses the Coquet.

New York succeeds in making Broadway what the Toledo, the Strand, the Linden Strasse, the Italian Boulevards are; but the street is notoriously blocked and confused, and occasions more loss of time and temper and life and limb than would amply repay, once in five years, the widening of it to double its present breadth.

Other useful timber-trees are the Ash, Cherry, several species of Elm, Linden, and Ironwood (Carpinus Americana).

The bridge was an eighteenth-century bridge, with a foaming weir on the left, and on the right there was a sentimental walk under linden-trees, and there were usually some boys seated on the parapet fishing.

Suddenly, with a shudder, he beheld the white form of Liana herself leaning against the linden.

He leans against the linden-tree, And sings old songs of Arcady That he knows well are loved by me.

It has been hinted that this same formic acid was what made honey a poison to many people, and that the sharp sting of some honey, notably that from bass wood or linden, originated in this acid from the poison sac.

Mrs. R.M. Bennett 2.50 Lake Linden.

6, LINDEN GARDENS, W. March, 1916.

The Linden walk tragedy.

MOREHOUSE, LINDEN H. Register of church services.

Linden H. Morehouse (A); 9Jan61; R269926.

LINDEN, CARL. First aid: surgical and medical.

The Linden walk tragedy.

Walter D. Edmonds (A); 21Sep61; R262090. EDWARDS, LINDEN F. Anatomy for physical education, descriptive and applied.

Linden F. Edwards (A); 14Sep61; R281738. EGER AND GRIME; a parallel-text edition of the Percy and the Huntington-Laing versions of the romance.

by Carl Linden in collaboration with Tom Jones.

By Linden A. Mander.

By Linden F. Edwards.

A SONG Dry leaf trembling on the branches Before the blast, Poor heart quaking in the bosom For woe thou hast; Ah what matter if the wind then, Withered leaf from blooming linden Should scatter wide? Would for this the twig or branches Have wailing sighed?

She had now her ten thousand francs a month for "pin-money," her luxuriously appointed palace at Charlottenburg, and her Berlin mansion, "Unter den Linden," with its private theatre, in which she and her Royal lover, surrounded by their brilliant Court, applauded the greatest actors from Paris and Vienna.

Before the late King's body was cold, his successor's emissaries appeared at the palace door, Unter den Linden, with orders to search her papers and to demand the keys of every desk and cupboard.