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Ion's

the components into which an

Iron Bark Tree

a name given in Australia to certain species of eucalyptus, and particularly E. resinifera, or red gum, on account of the extreme hardness of the bark.

Iron Gate of France

a name for the town of Longwy, a fortress of France on the Belgian frontier. Louis XIV. gave it the name.

Iron Hand

THE. See BERLICHIN- GEN, GOETZ VON.

Irons

shackles, fetters, or bilboes: for the feet, especially such as are used on board ship.

Irrigation Dam

KING'S RIVER, FRESNO CO., CALIFORNIA. THE INTAKE GATE IS AT THE LEFT AND THE RIVER AND DAM AT THE RIGHT Underwood & Underwood IRRIGATION IN THE IMPERIAL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA. A FIELD OF CANTALOUPES Underwood & Underwood IRRIGATED ONION FIELD IN TEXAS Photo Brown Bros.

IRRIGATED SUGAR CANE IN AUSTRALIA IRON STONE

Iron Stone

a "stone" or mineral into the composition of which iron largely enters.

Irrational

in mathematics any quantity which cannot be exactly expressed by an integral number, or by a vulgar fraction: thus V 2 is an irrational quantity, because we cannot write

Irvington

a city of New Jersey in Essex co. It adjoins Newark of which it is a suburb. It has important industries, including smelters, foundries, automobile works, oil refineries, etc.

There is a hospital, Bethany Home, Elks Home, a park, and a town hall. Pop. (1910) 11,877; (1920) 25,466.

Irwin

MAY, an American actress, born in Whitby, Ontario, in 1862. She first appeared on the stage in 1876 and for many years following was a member of Tony Pastor's company. She ISAAC I. later appeared under the management of Charles Frohman in many successful plays. She was one of the most popular comédiennes on the American stage.

Isinglass

a very pure form of is derived from the sturgeon, and is almost exclusively imported from Russia,

Ishmaelites

ISMAELITES, ISMAELIANS, originating in the 1st century of the Hegira, and deriving its name from Ish- originating in the 1st century of the ISMAELIANS, a Mohammedan sect ISHMAELITES, ISMAELITES, or Mohammedan sect or into foreign countries, her rites became ISIS The worship of Isis, however, was repeatedly revived, and furnished a theme for the indignant pen of Juvenal. one