GENERAL ALLENBY RECEIVED BY THE MILITARY GOVERNOR OP JERUSALEM, DECEMBER 11, 1917 KANTARA TERMINUS OF THE DESERT MILITARY RAILWAY EAST FORCE

One of the shipsthe Raglan, I believetaking a signal from a seaplane, got a direct hit on an ammunition train at Beit Hanun, the railway terminus north of Gaza.

" At last the train reached Paris, and the Lepailleurs, leaving the Northern terminus, were caught and carried off by the impetuously streaming crowd.

Only when the bus reached the Mapusa bus terminus was I finally on familiar territory.

I took some material home to read and so I left early; was so busy looking at the books I was carrying, I didn't notice the terminus where I was to get off and got over carried much further.

Asked people for directions and finally reached the terminus.

Mazas, which had taken the place of the prison of La Force, now pulled down, is a lofty reddish building, close to the terminus of the Lyons Railway, and stands on the waste land of the Faubourg St. Antoine.

Here it was given out they would remain from noon until midnight, awaiting a fruit express which would pick them up and deliver them at terminus.

"Mr. Blow, designate your terminus.

But not only the church, but more or less the whole village, seemed in a tumble-down condition, and this appeared to us especially strange, as everywhere around prosperity seemed to reign; and further, since the railway from Pau, which was to be opened this year, appeared nearly completed, the fact of Laruns being the terminus at this end of the valley ought to render it yet more prosperous.

"But if he must die by breaking his neck, or something, I hope he does it before he reaches the Hudson Bay terminus.

In 1873 the Northern Pacific Railroad Company decided to make it the western terminus of their important system.

Biscayne Bay stands at the terminus of the peninsula of Florida, and at the extreme southeastern end of the United States.

Mahomet's Paradise, with its palaces of ruby and emerald, its airs of musk and cassia, and its rivers colder than snow and sweeter than honey, would have been a poor and mean terminus for my arcade of rainbows.

From Tiflis to Baku, and across the Caspian to Ouzoun Áda, the western terminus of the Trans-Caspian Railway.

The best railway buffet I have ever seen is at Tiumen, the terminus of the Oural railway, and actually in Siberia.

Alongside us lies the Bariatinsky, a large paddle-steamer bound for Ouzounada, the terminus of the Trans-Caspian Railway.

This was the great landing point, the principal terminus of the Underground Railroad of the West."

" To this I made no reply, having just lit my pipe and feeling uncommonly drowsy; and, my companion having followed my example, we smoked in silence, becoming more and more somnolent, until the train drew up in the terminus and we turned out, yawning and shivering, on to the platform.

" "Well, you see, he first finds out that I am returning by a late trainwhich he seems to have doneand he waits for me at the terminus.

DALMATIA MIRAMAR GENEVA REGATTA DAY ON LAKE GENEVA VITZNAU, THE LAKE TERMINUS OF THE RIGI RAILROAD RHINE FALLS NEAR SCHAFFHAUSEN PONTRESINA IN THE ENGADINE ST. MORITZ IN THE ENGADINE FRIBOURG BERNE VIVEY, LAKE GENEVA THE TURNHALLE, ZURICH INTERLAKEN LUCERNE VIADUCTS ON AN ALPINE RAILWAY THE WOLFORT VIADUCT BALMATSAUSSURE MONUMENT IN CHAMONIX ROOFED WOODEN

And Botzen is a fitting terminus.

From Peshawur, the extreme frontier post in the north, which commands the Kyber Pass, leading into, Afganistan, to Tuticorin, the southern terminus of the system, it is 3,400 miles by the regular railway route, via Calcutta, and seven days and night will be necessary to make the journey under ordinary circumstances.

It is connected with the city by a G.W.R. branch line, of which it is the terminus.

The old Roman road which ran across the Mendips from Old Sarum had its terminus here.