They were rising, circling, diving in maneuvers that Dorn knew meant pursuit.

These maneuvers were often performed, perhaps once every fifteen minutes.

It was returned on the installment system by helpers from other games, and the bowler began his maneuvers again.

he added, eyeing the other's maneuvers with interest.

He argues justly" He broke off abruptly and began to watch the other's maneuvers in silence.

What exactly was at the back of the sleuth's mind, prompting these maneuvers, he did not know.

The two cliques comprehended these maneuvers and joined battle.

The story tells the "inside" of the political maneuvers in Washington and of the workings of bosses there and elsewherehow they shape men and women to their ends, how their cunning intrigues extend into the very social life of the nation's capital.

Jumbo had two cardinal principles, but he could put neither of them into practice in the first maneuvers: the first was always to try to get out of one difficulty by dumping the opponent into another; the second was always to try for straight-arm leverages.

In such maneuvers the mare was a dangerous encumbrance, for though she had fallen into the spirit of the thing at once and never uttered even the faintest whinny yet it would be far easier for the men to hear and see two than to detect one.

The United States Government will use it to illustrate the workings of many of its departments at the World's Fair at St. Louis: the life aboard war-ships, the handling of big guns, army maneuvers, the life-saving service, post-office workings, and, in fact, many branches of the government service will be explained pictorially by this means.

My best chance was to marry one of the vain and shallow rich women of America, and by many brilliant maneuvers in a most difficult and delicate campaign, I succeeded in marrying the very richest of them.

He was properly disciplined and put out of the game, and we went on with our maneuvers to the accompaniment of the clicking cameras until the photographers had gathered in a fine lot of realistic fighting-line pictures.

" While his little army rested from their maneuvers the Director-in- Chief turned to me and said: "Wouldn't you like to have a photograph of yourself in these war- surroundings, just to take home as a souvenir?" That appealed to me.

Leading men would get these appointments, and, after remaining long enough in their provinces to acquire a fortune, would come back to Rome, and expend it in intrigues and maneuvers to obtain higher offices still.

Several days were spent in maneuvers and movements, by which each party endeavored to gain some advantage over the other in respect to their position in the approaching struggle.

Required and special maneuvers for high school marching band contests.

Bergan's Band shows and marching band maneuvers for 60 piece band (or larger) Vol.

Maneuvers in the Balkans.

HOWES, ROYCE B. Murder at maneuvers.

Bergan's Band shows and marching band maneuvers for 60 piece band (or larger) Vol.

Maneuvers in the Balkans.

And if this were a history, I should feel bound to tell of all the maneuvers resorted to by Metropolisville, party of the second part, to get the county-seat removed from Perritaut, party of the first part, party in possession.

The Greeks had all of God's outdoors for their maneuvers.

" General Carter, who went to Texas in command of the regulars sent south for maneuvers along the Mexican border, tells this story of an old Irish soldier: The march had been a long and tiresome one, and as the bivouac was being made for the night, the captain noticed that Pat was looking very much fatigued.