The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

'"uths towns aud Villages sitrr,,J
Nhhm radius % fifteen mile, from ,ha
'eAiT" "a me capital
'h' Fne' ropolis Itself cniv nur,l .rg
-"",iS inhabitants. and r,rf.its III.
rank OF tie fourth city in tie world 1,
mcas" Tie growth Of Berlin proue-
@'"c" '~S - only ci.OO5. h;!t Tie area,
v"hngn"us suburbs Of CharlorrenhIrs
"hme-Sd' RI. Scho-n.serg. Rixdnrf. Tr,p.
'"w. f"mpeihof and Fricd.nau have in .
creased enormously some ~ them Al.
much a loo rcr cent
"HmerSdorr. Perlin's fasionabl., ives,
emu. has grown 30 per cent Thu. gr,a,
moral ~ Perlln's census is that trade and
'"""''ry are h'rrping I'd time r,Nsi,!en-
,"' sp6c" and are driving Vie house
u"~'ilng class OFT IT tl.nrtropnIis procer
INTO the fores, 81 flats syrinx,ng uu IN III.
earirCns
~" rf'"ominFl ing feature 81 he ma
''"hai census j. the growing prepouder-
ahce ~ IN" f~mP 'cs,.meni in Germany and
TINS u exercising he minds not only Of he
government bui ESQ " all politicians and
S~i1i reformers There - a deep rooted
yea IN Germany. which ~ we'll known
Is shsfe]i bN the ka'ser and ih. ruling el.-
mem that woman'- sphcr" - he home
. "no MAJ u ~ ne dies; my Of woman Ia seek
ma" and hrd her happiness in IN" up-
bringing 81 h.r children
+ Inc increasing rr-p~nderancp ~ women
- forcing Germany frr her and further
awef from MS IDEAL and u. max ing thf.
pcrhion more and more tiffic at for thosf,
wh" still oppos" he en,rarce II women
INTO all s"rs Of CrCurG ions and profess
sions
strange enough. in France too h. same
, increase ~ he excess 81 women over mcn
lS ho'ed NthOuRh he 'as, Ccusus in
France was AIKEN IN 1874 rha del lied re-
SUITS were only mae public last week
! n" c"nsts gives he number Of males ~
5000. III. and IN. number Of females ~
~. al $50. a difference ~ ass I'll N favor
81 the latter -.N Twenty wears nso tn,
fema'" -eN ia France n,EnumLcr-d th,.
mc'e by only i3JUs
The accumula' al ~ pcl,- Of diamond.
have been exhausted, and he msrte,
must now b" supplied with current pro-
ducfion. said the chairman OF the great
DE beers Company les; week ST i's annual
meeting held a. Kimberley. south Africa.
The company -coEtinued policy. hest i.c
was Ia SUPPLY IN. market with only such
qua - II could absorb
The prediction cf diamonds wns not
nearly - STCI; a. he sales which had
been iskins plrc- in the lest wear or Two. |
owing To tho TACT that those -ales repre-
Scntsd stocks which he'd previously 4
accumulated rs well "a az" orCiisa-y 7
TrodC'1'cn 50 rsgarcs ne high class
gCccs. their value he'd appreciated. but ,
tins h. said had been practically coun-
Unbalanced by the lower values OF small /.
or inferior products Re hoped that
me understanding would be arrived
81 by the various producers 20 limit the
cLtUUi Of lower ciars goods thus re"-fEb-
fishing prices al round OF hlghcr!rveI
from he above # l.em. 'olcrably
certain shat diamonds. like meat and
Other necessariss 81 life will COST more
The company made a profit for he year
Of si3. tS2.Bc5 Out Of which the directors
made an appropriation Of slc5ooO ar a
donation 10 the iund for the proposed
Sou. h African UnlN rrstY
In. higher chronology has arrived
'haract"r told by coIorei iGnr aa.hr.
thrown INTO the ~" thr- 3D.. tn" latest
dis, Ovnrv
John Gray. ~" inventor Iae,ui.r II
The British Association uf III" tnthru-
Biological lnstIir4t- and - III Fdin.
purgh has just cpncI ld--d long series
u experiments IN what IL" "aII~ he new
T. is the s~ience Of rl.asrIr.
ng .n'eilig,n," by .TaCt methods which
-er.al III" composition and qualities Of
he human brain
Mr. Gray explains thar a correct est
mat. Of character can IL. made by neasir.
ng tn" degree ~ regeneration or per.
.Is'ence of ih" ':crvops current N IN.
jraIn
Tn. mGrhn" which measures III.
3srs"v.rat'cn "cn-I-'~ II revolving
Mirror mounted OF an aai- A. ne end
II tn. All. j. a bandI" for turning II q
md at the other - a sliced indicator
which tells IN" nutIh'r uf revolutions he
mirror is making
The mirror a. ~ ~"vnISr- PROJECTS twu ,
l'f.r.ni color III rapid -Icc..s-ion INTO ,
h. eve. OF the individual who IT, being ,
.-red When the mirror j. moved very
lowly these cUlors are seen as "A sort II ,
lickering iighr But a. III. spa..d in a.,
reas.~ the coiors gradually f,Is.. 'In'll alta
.rfsin point the flicker d,-app"nr- and
steady III ht IL seen representing he mix
lire Of the iwo colors
l ne speed ~ read from ih" indicator
I tn. instant when IN. individual who IL
eng dealt with states shat TN. flicker 4
a. disappear ed. From the reading Of a
b. indicator AZ this point the persevera- I
on Is asc@r'ained When the pars.vera- =.
on has been measured IN mi way the O
ha-scfer Of the person il read on from a
hat IN which the different ki~ds Of a
relligence are shown "a
The two extreme classes in his chart r
q sons with the highest and lowest %
egrees Of persevera'ion. are likely to I,
iffe- from insanity. but Of quite different
inds Thor. with the lowest 'persevera- r
on arr liable to develop acute mania r.
nd those with the highest are liable to N
,planchOnn IA
The intervening clsss"s represent dif- Ii
arent kinds Of mental character among "a
,na persons Average p.rseverarion "
hints our tn" ordinary common sense A
ian When the pers"veraiion j. below :;