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Lucerne and the Rigi

SWITZERLAND Publishers Photo Service RUINS OF THE RESIDENCY AT LUCKNOW, INDIA, AND THE MONUMENT IN MEMORY OF THE SIEGE LOGS IN THE MADAWASKA RIVER, LUMBER INDUSTRY OF NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA 24x hos Publishers Photo Service A LOG TRAIN IN THE ISLAND OF TASMANIA, WHERE LUMBERING IS AN IMPORTANT INDUSTRY International Film Service THE "LUSITANIA" LEAVING HER PIER IN NEW YORK. THE "LUSITANIA" WAS TORPEDOED MAY 7, 1915 LUMINOUS PAINT LUNDY 1912, the last year of normal conditions from which the principal ephemerides in the industry, amounted to 40 billion are constructed to-day. deduction of the moon's motion from the law of gravitation. board feet, which does not include shin- LUNAR THEORY, in astronomy, the gles, laths, etc. During the war, however, the demand for lumber for the shipbuilding industry caused great inroads on our reserves of white pine, spruce, etc. The result has been a notable shortage of supplies for ordinary building purposes, as well as a shortage of wood for the production of paper.