Identifier: C1002013051 (find matches)
Title: Travel January 1915
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: McBride, Nast, & Company, New York
Subjects: Edward Hungerford San Diego Exposition Panama-California Exposition 1915 San Diego war Poland Kara-Kum Tomb of the Caravans Malta
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Contributing Library: The Committee of One Hundred
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(C) Underwood & Underwood The dejection of the Prince of Wales when his regiment left for the frontwithout him. He has now been attached to General Frenchs staff iliuiu iiuiii i iaui\ * icooicy The bronze figure of a maiden seated on the rocks on the Langelinie, Copenhagens water-front promenade 35 THE RAMBLER WHEN Joseph Pennell named one of his remarkable etchings ofthe skyline of New York at sunset, he chose a phrase thatis disposed to linger in the mind long after the picture has paled intovagueness; he called it The Unbelievable City. So it is. And soare most cities unbelievable at that hour when the victorious held-marshal, Day, retiring for the night, sweeps his rainbowed searchlightacross the jagged ridges of roofs and spires, across the bastionedescarpments of mighty buildings, and down into the burrowed en-trenchment streets where wearied hosts trudge back to bivouac homes.Surely, if one would behold the spirit of a city, he must behold it atdusk—see it from some dista

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