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SOME ARCTIC RESEARCHES.

NORTH ATLANTIC. Win a New Discussion
T W5sn p H. Il q s s. Win Nj anS
Map: and GS Illustrations PD- XVI A0'' D. Apple
HANDBOOK OF ARCTIC DISCOVERIES BY A.
": Greely; J Brissdnlsr, General United states
ST. Boston: Roberts Brothers. columbian
Knowledge Series. Edited by Professor Todd)
The book of Professor Wright and Mr. Upham Is
4 result of the cruise OF the unfortunate steamer
Miranda. in 1894 What meant to be a pleas
Ant summer excursion in Arctic regions turned
out disastrously. First the Miranda in a fog ran
into an iceberg. and had to put back to st. Johns
for repairs. Finally on the coast Of Greenland the
steamer ran upon a reef. and few days later had
70 be abandoned. the party Of travellers and the
crew, ninety-ope persons In all. crowdins into q
,ttIe schooner built for twenty In this dimnutive
craft they made their way to Sydney. Nova Scotia
In spite Of these mishaps. Professor Wright was
enabled TO see much OF the Esquimaux on the
Labrador coast and In lower Greenland. a. well
A OF icebergs and glaciers. This book 10 hardly
the one which he would have written II he had
been permitted to devote the summer wholly to
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the mysteries Of ice-makIng in the far North
II has the advantage also Of the intimate study Of
Glacial action made by Mr. Upham.
Most persons probably think that Greenland's
vast Ice cap 10 just what to be expected 30 near
the North Pole. But the authors OF this book show
that It IL . unique feature. Comparatively few
glaciers are found now in countries that lie far
north ~ q large part Of Greenland. few arc
found In Alaska, a few the west side Of Banin's
Bay, here and there one In Northern Scandinavia
and LspIand. Agriculture is profitable pursuit
in Russia and Finland. on lines Of latitude far
above 0reenland's Cape Farewell. The effect OF
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b. cold countercurrents on Greenland. the failure
~ the uavnn Pacific currents TO make their way
through the narrow Behring Strait and other con-
alterations point. according to this book. to the
general theory that the ancient glacial period was
1us 70 changes in the relative sea level These
changes directed the course Of warm currents.
4ho comparative shai1owness Of the northern seas
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intended to abolish certain forms of unfair
competition. The law is principally directed
against swindling advertisements, false
statement of quantities, ISLANDERS. Ill use of
the firm and betrayal of business secrets In
the meaning of the law agricultural products
are to be considered as merchandise and
agricultural work as professional work The
law forblds Misrepresentation and prohibits
employees from selling or making public
secrets of the persons for whom they work
Violations of the law are punishable by fines
ranging from 1857 to STA and Imprisonment
for one year. Civil damages may also be
recovered
For persons who neither have business
domicile nor a dwelling in Germany, the
court of the place of his abode in that
country, or if such abode is not known, the
court in whose district the act is committed
shall be competent to deal with the case.
The law goes into effect on the first of JAN
uary next.