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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
WE Pr3stratod in San j osp.

Mrs. Hartman received terrible
shock last night when she was told of
the situation.
why, hc is going to Canada, she
Eept repeating. Can't he go to Can
ada by wny of Australian Miss Mad.
1rh MaHaola ON, never heard of her,
.rHcr Sotbcr hal Tt tr ~ Sud
&" we bayc rog,rIoI 49,. IA,
man as AN eyemplorv yorng man M" LII H.
homo relations Voc tbo host VI LIS Nc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11
Suspicion Stalks About.

"A few suspected that something
was wrong and that Doctor Hartman
aud the nurse had sailed for Australia
cutting aside all law and convention
dropping from their old world a.
completely MS though the sea hac
swallowed them,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-11

about herself, she sat upon the prison.
er's lap, and denied that she know
Hartman had a wife. She repeatedly
stated that the report of another wife
was lie and impossible and urged the
doctor to state also that it was untrue.
But the doctor refused to affirm her
statement
Chief McDuilic stated last night that
he expected an officer to come here
from California to take the pair back
to California. Extradition papers were
being prepared, he stated.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
Die Cirkei fuot ftcb.

gs iteint f6 81 b%Gtdfgen. OaB sic tirdite gegiruns ouf odc
Be6inguneen Der fegreifen gaIfam1fte eingebeu uo a0riauopeI umO
Die aesdfden SnieIH misebeu min. 3mit mare Dos GnOe 63 srie8ss
IN Gidt imo cine Bauie in Der groBen Sra80oie 0s 8riaaes 0es tirtt
fhen mehtes ,ingctretcn. Gem mb Ser Sdt, Der i'm lest in europa
berbleibt, miro 5ueHeqos irIber o0er ipater guIgoren ODER Rafen 5'
foarn. Gas legt in ser Qatur Der buIgarHten GrpaHfon, Dab aortan.
tnope ibr 9I ien muB. lno Die 6aOurf Der ruHiidm 8oHtit Dorge
5eitnren gege Iiegeu ani Der aatiheH Sete Der Garbancaen. Sur
Rmbe miro 1lo bic 3irfei nit oieiem 6rR0en f~einesiaa5 fommeu.
Mud oos abrige europa nibt. Gem mi C%ierreitiiteu geTt
peroen Die auscn Ser Serben seriatet bleiben. Geie @eia5r nmb g2o0
Iffeit a~bautpa4en, ons 1T Dos 9ereben DEG 3rebuuOes. Gesbal5
bic edafrne oes u~nabbangigen gIborens, 0os 0orausiittIid INNER I'M
Gesenios su Sen forbidden gadbarn bRi6en unO 10 0a3n 6ienen fana
fc in Gdo1 su baIten. Ger Gesenos plr0e BON aniang an befeben
Oh ecutari monenegriniih obr abaHiib miro. Der Stnot Dem e5
DorentboHen bhibt, miro oas ais gernetnun8 feiner bereaigten anisrih9
betrodten. lno sic Eaten Ser Serben in albaHien bel Dem BUG nab
gurasso nesDen aud cine 6auern6e GteioeWouo sDiihen Odcn Sdnoern
biloeL
a6er zines ftdnt erreidt gu ien. Ge gerbitung 6s europaiiten
gronoes, Der Bel Der aufloiung Der &urfei BON DieIen oarrm ernartt
puroe, neil man ft onfe aufI6iung as einen lebergang Der 8rofeh
inter rufTife, 0lerreihiiHe. brttide, ialenHte uo franjoTi4e Gber.
berrihoft geOatt bat, BEL Dem f6 Die 9eteIgten in Die Scare geratea
niiroen.
gieaeiht Bot 6s uur sic ~l6errodenoe S6Iogfertghit Der Bill
aaren berbItet. aber cs lit berbutet por0en. limo Die 8eSertebr oiePr
gefabr meaigTrns if nobl fir europa borbei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
Die auGere poIlttR ser nadten ~aomintnratton.

Sn Der v8ebicu Of 2cDicUs" erOrtert ~en alter 9cobnfter" Die
6mae nsIte gcduoermgn in Ben gittinieu unierer ntSudrtiaeH
@oitt itattn6m perocl, iobolO @ooorow gilou mo Ole banofra'
tide 9nrti lire 2ethna ibcrnommn baen.
gu5 Den glotiormcrfldrrnaen mO BEN @ibeitanO Ger Gcmofraten
TIM arH9reb g8m Die inperialitiihc goItif sIaubt Der 9eObatter
iaGcbn 5n olricu. 6oB Gin iebr ~bcocucnor lluifping inttinon Derbe.
Rogih tmO 81 crpartcu it ia aler6ings, oB Die gniprHte GoIont'
bios mf G%rftdoi1mg prsn 9mamns Dem Snuser SfieOs8eibt ner
ol r~utcrbreuet meroen. 81 erpnrhn it, ouB Die g erpnOuug unret
Srppcu 3r l%rerorIdlma bon Reoolutioneu in Ritteomrifa mic tie
fs3id in yiora1ua itattano it'd utt p%rSuboIeu pir6. 81 ernarten
ino 9ehlie uber cine ipatere llna6bdugigtat ser @btippinen.
gber iomt miro mobl IN Der mlsudrhgen goHtif icbr menig ff
6n6cm fonnen. Inigiens in Gingen, Die eugeIetet un6 begcnnen fno
"a mus aus Dem mos man %porfuSet, Die aoniequen3 ge5cgcn psroeu
gud miro Sic Administration Billions mobI fmtm 6os GeiibI baben,
bb fe an sic 9etng Der Geiddfte teruieu moroeu lit, Inn m0gIitft oiel
bon Dem ridgdugig gu MAIDEN mo gu dr6ern, mas in ausD0rigcn 9tn'
gen nm einmnl giteben lit mo nobel furmerbin eeDiie 8erpfittln9en
iberromnen por0en fno. 8egrn Der ousDdrtigen EoHtit bate bic
Station ~uabrideinGh fctnen q~artfrctieI porsenornen.
Gie gufgnben Der reuer Communication Iegen ouf Dem Getet in.
Iin6iter Reunen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
Enronas ..CrenIortakeft.s.

Die tBt gsFirJs Rt9hrung Der 9irti BAT ben 8unfa gfabt, su
ufatrsn, rdtt garantin europe btsmol fir fen 8pblnOlsn unb I.in.
Susbsrstidnft gebtn tonne, b. e in qusftt fsts, falls bic 9urt.i fd
iinen RatI6ldgn fde Sn3ptftsn if Der Iunfa bur6 bic Gr,gnHfe
Hinfdnig geporon. aber brfGnbt9 nor Ct, nab ben Grhhrungen, bic
bic 9Hrte nit GurDpas 3uFderuugn gsmo6t bat 9absi brauht man
gar n1t an bic bruns 9reulofgtdt 5u sIduben. bic Der bulgaiidt llnsrs
6dubkr allen suropdiiden gGdtsn nit ben @orhn untaiho5: Die sirs
ten fonen Fa nmt naOsr Fensn, us fe Fno. Ss pifsn gut gsnus, bob bic
3uftuung bs status quo" nur fir bic gaHanIdnbsr fir ben 5dt zines
tHrtH6sn Gigss GItung BADEN Iorhe." Dos mare gtra0sup,gs Elm. quf.
fOrOeruRg gu BEN ariege gsptin, an benz neosr Grantreid, nod 9tofen,
md br 6obsburger Ulonartie oOr BEN 0suHden gsi4s stras Itgen
tonut.. So banteHs Fa 3peHsnos nm etnen Itsen 8erIud. Inn ein,n
Bluff" geDiInmaBeu, Der bic ganantdnber bonn arteg abbaIhn fof., Bel
b.m man a6r po6l f6on i'm 3pefd uber bic Qusfabrbartst gspsftu isn
rirb, bic natirf6 bon BEN Sang Der grisnfs ab6ing unb bon ster ss
nien @torfonosfnft Der Sirei.
Die mar bis6er nidt ~borbanbtn. 9taeht. neil bic 7Grtd ansuftbr
ouf bic Mo5t hs turopdifAn Jrt.Oensbtbirfnifes F3 berhiitn bate
limb BAG borpurfspoft MiBrauen mar bann bic raturite Reathon nod
BEN SorHerigen ot3u grobn 8errouen bdrauf, buB ab bic
Qnotrsn T9 ben Ge6ottn Guropas Figen pirbsn. BORT lag BET
Re4enfebtr, un6 bort nerben i'm INNER bhenigtn fnben, bic in Bertha
Ron Guhrefds gerefnungtn perfdntn. Mt benz b0ufqsn 3uIammen6rud
Der tirtfI4en Gtrdttrdfs mar Der status quo" nitt mebr aufr.tt3uers
baIen, o6ne bB bic Qebensintutfsn, bidei8t bic GriFens Der Gambler, b.
has berIudt 6Gten, fir tIrtf6e Je6ler sngdtbt porbsn pdren. 9as aet
.ater bns biraus, mas irqtnb Elm 2ano bonn anbersn ertpnrten fam. llno
.fogar Bel 8lnbutien, bic nitt enen stndu befinmtsu 5nl treff.n, lit
f8 bo5 gsTrDat 0orausgsiss, bb 9He nit ben egsnen Stoas5ns
hufien in @er6inoung Hehn, unb bic Grteu3 zines Der auntrabenten
gnn lam BEN ger6Hnoeen ni3t an ben @agen Ipannen I'm nihtg unb
bsber ni4ts, mo i'm gsrtrnun urf i9n, isBr bas 90tigs O~erna6GfFgen.
Ie bic 8tnge bi86er iogen, 6tnutts bic Gr3Dingung Des status quo"
.tn europaif4ea areg. Gsrabe boa, mas bic Rationen gu Drbahn bs
Trebt rartr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
Der BranofffftersLruft.

Die GntOsduug zines 8ronOFittts5rufs in Zen gort 1T bod dng.tan,
gsforgnis in heHn srdfsu gu errsgn. Gs III, 70 f4reibt Der rgaIt. 9.
Corr, fefgteIt tDorben. baB nt4t nr 8rdnOfiftungen in dusgsbe9nsm
9lubs Osri6t purosn, I'm bic a~6trgrobs gerfasruns gu srlansa, fOnbsrn
boB audi 2eue 3u mnten fnb, bic Geuer onfgen, nenn immtr psmanO bic
0knHe bieier ger6rs4er brau4t Giner bhier berufsmdbiseH 8ransfifer
9sFano, baB sr %Ourdf6nttid tisfa Elm 6eusr anodegt babe. IS 1T Elm
umFanb bon Defenders ibIer 8ebeutang, bb GENTLE Jeutrsabiufers, b b.
gsrtreter Der 8nTaerungssg seaffafsn, bic ben Granddaughter ftffslsn
unb bic @erfaerun9sz3ablung bsmeien, nit bhsn g%ronbfHtern i'm gunOs
noun, unb bnfir In ein5eInen 5dlhn bis gu rs gro3ent Der 9~erf6eun9ss
Sunme erbeten. = Gtefe gp gorter enthiaungsn fOlhn bod cine
CUTE Nirtung baden, fsbt penn fs ntt meter ghsn. %8rauORifung
fommt bMl 8u bduig oor, uno ipnr oud unf1e Staot einsn guten gas
men bat, fopet J~eutrs9ltFtos in getradt tommen, 10 lit ss bod pobf
Ffr. bB aud bic biefgsn szSefdqdott monhen
g%rdnbf6aben 6uben 3aben miHtn, Der in D~er6rederiffer abTdt uauriodt
puroe. SnoeHsn Elm llmfano mub Bel Der gera9trng bsfss @egens
fonbes INNER beadkf peron: Giemouo fdt isn Gisentum in 9rano.
br n1t boOur4 profnisren tann, uo er lam sntht profiteren, es lei
REM, bic geFderung betrdgt ms6r, ols bds Gigentum inert IL, uno er
CUTE ausFht bot, ben gsrog Der grfasrung gu erboItsn. Die abhiIfe
tafar lhgt gum groBen Iel in ben 5dnben Der 9erFderungss@ efslfhoftn.
Gsnaue 9nfpeftion Der Ssrtlihteit unb aufnabme bs Gieentuns, bs Drs
Ffet III, par0e mdentiia bun betragn, 8ranolsaung 81 beisihgsn, nif
bic 9erfuduna brffnunben III, fn boburd gu berddsrn. Die qsp
ypur @eIdnf6aftn fnb in Der Snf6t fbr nohidiFg seresn, uno mos
f. in 5olge beIsn psrlorsn baden, behdai Dernutlid erbsbhh mebr. as
zine onsemsffne SnfpstiOB 0r DerfterhH eebdube unO hires 5n6aIs
gsiopst Idhs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
Erp6cnrt S6eater.

Gas 8rogramn Der nit Der
Sonutagsmatinee b~egiunenoen $50
die lit iruglos zines Der beiten uno
INSTRUMENTATION Der Suiion.
Die Sauptattraftion lit Die eiuafti9e
mliiufliide SARGE California. Die
@anollmg ipielt, nie Der 3ital be.
Ia9t in California. n6er in iener
peit 3uriidIiegenoen Belt, nIs eS
nod inter iponiider Serridaft
itanO. Die groBartign lan0ihdit'
Iihen S6onbeiten oe5 @oloitaateS
iin0 our6 Die Scenerie punoerbnr
iuie6ergege6eu.
Die i%iibren6en Stolen iino beiett
ourd 2eslis 2eigb uno Snrrp @rii.
fitb, beioe duBerit t%alentDoae S6au.
ipielcr; Der giuorlld miro nod er.
Gobt ourf Die pielen rei3enoen
Rdoden iii ~on5iebtn0en Roitiimeu
Giuen gaten Ginorud 0e5 8iih.
nenIebcu5 giebt Die Sti35e g5ronl
Stagc Carpenter to actor". Ger
Qialog 5piiden Dem ifuabbaiten
gii6utnjiumcrmonn un6 elmer nift
min0er 8urgeuf9rtigen Soubrette
pirft ie6r erbeitern0. 6orrp 9.
geftcr miro cine gleibe beriimter
Shauipielcr, ME Cir 6enrp Sr'
ring Ii. y. IN gelungener, Duntor'
roller Beiie imparioniiicircn. oE6e
Bin0oiu Of g(ppnritton8" lit oos
Bette in ser itlpar5cn &unit. Die
Gfi3ie lit nit grobem erfoIge in
Georges Sna 2ot0on oufge'
fii6rt Dor0en. IS ipdren nod 5l
icunpu Die 6eioen origineIen afro.
Eaten Sal ulO 8eit, Die Orei @re.
rlen8, DelGe erItaunlide Qeiihmgen
in ser Gpmnnitif auf freiitehenoeu
qeitern ~ausflbreu uio idlieBlid Die
@e6rii0er Rolanootp, 5pei e6te Ser.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
arna gheater.

Gin Dirfli6es Cabaret, tuie man
eg in Stem Dorf 3i Ieben befonnlt.
miro cine Der 6allptmimnlarn Der
.2aou buccaneers" iein. 3rpei gut
inicenirte gurlesfen miro Die Irllp,
RI borfii6ren, g3be Bon 6rib" mlo
~ Urn GOODS Store". Wfau bari
feline O~urf)ootta @anolung ooer
eruas gum Nadoelten 4nregenoes
erruorten. 9as lit aud nift Der
,3med elmer gurfesfe; oieier lit Ie0ig.
lid, Sen 3uIhauer in beitere Stim,
mlutg 5t periebeti, Die Sorgeu 81
rerif5uden. 0aS t6uen 0ieie Oar.
Itellunqen in eminenter Meiie uHo
oes6aI6 e~rfreuen iie Iif ioldl gro.
zen 3uipruds. Son Den 0titmir-
fen6en i1ien bier gcnarnt Der beut-
ide aomifer Sobn s. &anion, Sar.
rp Sbippe, George Wartin, Ser
tru0e Stallion, Ma6el Mablltm ml6
Warceline Wontagre ionic Elm Gbor
cusnebmeno bilbifer @dohen. gae.
ben oieier STANDARDIZATION iinO 81
nennen Die iieben Barrier 9oraoos
Tariteacr bon leben6en giloeru In
fiinitIariifJer &oie. Sic iiuo bon
fIoiiiider a6rperform. Der 2ift.
Cleft lit 10 nrrmgirt, baB man
Marmoritatuen gu ie9cn glau6t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
@nnetn.

Giner Ser beliebttiteu uno oriai.
reLitcn aomifer Oes 2anoeS lit 8iGp
grIinqton, bcfonnt ais Der slahenoe
So6o". Gr lit Dem Omaha Gu.
bliflm 6efannt, oenn beridieo3ntlifI
1T or I'M @aDetp oufsetreteu mo
fan0 tets oen beroienteu geiiaG.
Gr tritt fommenoe ISOLDE IN Der
5lueiafti9en SARGE a8be Irto Bugs"
auf. Ser 1itel tit ihon @emeis
Qenlla, Dab es cine ourdaus MD,
0erne SARGE lit, 9ab3i poa bon tpiBis
gen 9ialogcu uuo crbeiternoen See.
rrn. Inter Sen Witmirfpnoeu ieien
aenannt: go Solution, Sad Strouia.
Sennette gltalep Die faiierIid) ruff.
ifen Softdn3er Cha unO Morre
@ol0en. Ser G6or beitebt aus funf.
~unO0reiBig biibiden @iGO6en, Die
ale Generalization beiisen, Delde
fir m~uIifotiide 9ariteQrngen erfors
6erlid iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
NippOSrunir.

Die Tbierorchur behalf itcts i6rrn
teionoersn Aeij, bauptidhlid nntiir.
lid fir Die Sngeno llHo i'm 9ippo,
bronze miro man IN Der Sonntoas,
matinee 3ilm eritcn Wial Sowaro's
ereiiirtc g5olibmOe mo Eeoopb1ren
tepunocrn fonnen. Gieie iiA bod
70 ieinolid aeiinnten Ebiere iino
burd Die NaiHit ocs Grciieur5 sitrl
harmouiiden 3uinmmenmirfeu er.
ioqen iporoen. Die Barren, 6ieie
oroaiqen @cid6pic, baben es i'm
3rueiru6fabren unS roaen bon gro.
Cen Qilgelu 81 %eritauulidler 6ertig.
felt gebradt.
Gas intlreiiaute 4rogrnmm bietet
feruer ben aomifer Duncan Sitter,
ser NIT icinem pieigru RonoIoaen
ua6re 9afialpen 3I erjcttgen peiB.
Ole Sara Carmen 1ruppe BON au'
berit geiftdtrn &frobateu rno 6ig
@'doden Curtis & 8risbt. Die al.
aoiipIetidnaeriunen itets oes 9ei.
falS iidjer iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
T1mrcbwuno in kon(tanttnopeI.

lsbtr gott n tHt nat GiuatDn In aOnhanhnOpd sidoftn Ucrs
t,n. auf bsrsn m6aitts Gntutm o~nsrbfnss f4on lang, In biplOmatfHeu
auHm uHb bon 4ttiarB ~bHsaDi,im Dorbtn IN. 9tis bubsn Is bee
Sitrn ouss,fprohn, baB cine l,btrfponuuns Der DrisoeHsbsciusunssn
tura bic ganouRaakn gu elmer WiOtdtftOOIution fibrH Tonne, mad
Der Der aampi nm beginner parbs. 9ifn GaI III ,ins,uhn. Die
~SuHgiirhn fH6 pitbsr ON gubtr, unb babsn nab ben lsBtn Dtpdtsr
bic Observation-Disclosures in aoFaniincPd. atbtruftn. Sn ben DOteu or
getnbtuHg,u Fnb bic tittiam 9upptu uu oraaniFut mO D.rhdri
pOrom urb Ofsnbar fu6 bic num 6,u, tsrst, nod .tnuaI ben 2anJ
gu beginner.
SO pdt lbn, uHhr bhm %gt9dlinifim cine propbsJtuns Hbr bos
gu paltn. NOS bic ndhIt 3uunft brrssn unb ME Der aussarg Der snnJsn
gdlanDirren Itu ptro. Gins ittnt Hr Ffsr, baB men Der admpi nsu
bginHt, r guIsn1n uno esrbtn uns,bturs SPf.r an Nsnf4u tOfsn, unb
taun has 9ort Guropas saUt4is in bic Iagi4aIe fallen DtrO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
Sir englilde Sa4ne

liner, Die iidI IN Sprrcatben einen
beneiOeuspertben Rui oils 8alan.
ecure er1uorben habeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
Nni qninhnnnn. rinrr her Rhi[ip.

aui Min6auaO, elmer Der gbiIip.
bihen BAT mieoer Elm bIutiaer
aampi itattg5funoen. @abriheinIid
lot 0ie gco6licrmg Ooourd Den
geueis lieiern pollen OaB lie oie
6rciheit mo llHabbiugi9fcit bic
grDan un6 onocrl ibr ]naeoadjt ba
Zen. ldngit Dcroieut bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01

% enn 6err RoofeDslt Hfer Die 1rfafsn Der partt bon 1907
= n<uia unkrrihtet sspeisn in, ps i6sr Die Oamalgs gituaton in or
kE6fn>nFrh, II IN ants erfIdrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01

Die firjlid qcmadtc Gutor3im9.
taB TIM alten Babylon idon Dor
.Greitouien0 Sabreu alimcntc be-
7a6lt murOeu, Benefit tldrlih oab
sic 5rauen. i'm @egeuiab 81 unieren
Suifraaetteu oie Sabrtauicnoa bin.
Nurh ichr tonierOatiDe glaturcu Ga
iDeieu iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01

TrrihiatanienO Saart fol- Der
alf Dem aople babeu, abr
inter unicren Polititeru miro es
mobl manhe eeben, Die UeHiacr bn.
ben; of1 baben ON f%ilniten 8oDeH'
Ter boriaen Sabres 81 pieI Saare
lciien mIiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01
8iQn 9%lrlinatOu.

Ger beriibmte lafen6e Sobo nit
lie @oIoen Groof", 8fpeimnl tag.
LID sic game nadite ISOLDE i'm
r%opuldren @agetp, eroffnmg NOR.
gen 0admittag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-02-01

Bon ben nabe3u a6t6uuorrt 6u.
milicn eines @oitoner 8iarripreug5I3
bnben beinabe iedSbmoert feiue
ainoer. @snu ole 3ahfommeu Ser
BiIgrimpdtar Bic eiuJi1e 9epoIte.
, 1913-09-24
LIGHT PENETRATION IN sEA-WATER.

Following up a photographic method
devised by DR.. W. f. Ewald, MIR. *. GreIn
has lately carried out some interesting eXpe-
riments with a view to finding out tue vary
mo degrees of vertical penetration INTO sea-
wnter displayed by the different components
OF the solar spectrum. They We're made MT
the ~Oceanogruphical Museum at Monaco, IN
June and July, 1912, and a preliminary ac-
count of The results has since been 'Ssaed us
Bulletin No 249 of the Oc~eano8r"phlcal ln-
etitute at the same place. NhlIe previous
experiments had been Carried out with SEN
sitive paper, this was replaced IN the l"'et
series by rapid panchromatlc plates (suP-
pIied by Wratten and Wainwright, OF Cloy-
DOM, which necessitated the employment OF
M improved kind of ph0tometer. VI the
different coloured rays, red were Investigate
ell to a depth of 100 metres, and the rest 10
q progressively increasing depth, down to
< meters for the blue-violet. The results
ore disrIoyed in three tables, of which the
first records the amount of light penetrating
0 different depths III the case OF the sue
cessive colours; the second shows the dl'nl7
mutton of light il the several cases, III thou
sandths of the amount received at L Inetfe;
while the third shows the part played by the
different portions of the spectrum III the
composition of the total light received at
various depths. The immense difference III
the penetrating power of the different rays IS
well brought out by these tables. the amount
of light derived from the red rays at oo me-
tres (where their effect ceases entlreiy) being
e. a., only equal to that from the biue-VloieC
Of ZOO metres. Again, ut 5 metres the red
ravs have fallen to 3 thousandthS OF thelr
omount Mt / metre, while the blue vloIet-rays
remain as high as 500 thousand'hs. Bro"d-
" speaking, the penetration dimin'shes fair
u regularly from red to violet, though one
or two Irregularities occur, which will no
doubt be explained in the more detailed
memoir promised. Thus at 200 metres the
blue-violet rays supply $50 thousandths OF
the total light received, but the proportion
fnlls to 1851 thousandths at 1000 metres, the
blue-green meanwhile showing a decided IN,
crease. Geographical dourmdl, MaTcH 1910
, 1913-09-24
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

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persons in st. Croix.
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India Islands within the 13' October C.
Government, st. Croix, the 18th Septem-
Der, 1913,
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af Frcs. 26O.85 til Uddeling den % Okto-
Der d. A,
Andragender, indeholdende de fornodne
og beh6rig konstaterede Oplysninger, VILE
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BE~KENDTGORELSE

EFT b~ekendtgores herved, at der at Hans
- Kongelige Hoihed Prins ValdemarS
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gende paa ST. Cloix vii s@re ct RenteDeloO
, 1913-09-24
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

IN celebration of the birthday of
L His Majesty the King the Gov
ernor will hold an official reception
at Government House on FRIDAY
the 26th of September at 2 o'clock
p. m.
, 1913-09-24

The unwilling of the Memorial of
the late Governor LMPRI0nr will
take place at the Park in King Street
in Christiansted Opposite P~entheny's
Hotel) on Wednesday the oath
of September at u o'clock pre-
cisely.
The inhabitants of st. Croix are
hereby cordially invited to be present
at the ceremony.
THE COMMITTEE.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
Called on Lloyd.

once month or so he called on
Lloyd. The great financier was now so
old that he could not make much of a
physical EFFORT without the greatest
fatigue. But his mind was still COM
paratively clear. and with EIhels aid
he still directed the finances of the
company
In the twenty first year after that
memorable gathering on the roof OF the
Hotel Atlantic disaster decended upon
the tunnel once more Again it was a
strike. 1t lasted only two months. be-
cause Allan made every concession and
voluntarily added many things 10 induce
the men TO return TO work
To Be Continued Tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-18
Should a Girl
KissHerCousin?
By FRANCES L. GARsIpE

y HE'S engaged and she has a good
looking cousin.
~ When she meets the cookbook
ing cousin he kisses her, and when he
leaves her he kisses her again. The
iance says the cousin has got to stop
kissing his sweetheart or there VIII be
trouble. and now the sweetheart writes
me a letter to know what to do about
it.
Il like my cousin. and I don't want
10 hurt his feelings" says the girl who
gets kissed; but I love my sweetheart
and don't want TO make him really an
CRY. Stu l don't think he ought to be
so bossy do you-and isn't It all right
for cousins to kiss? We have always
done it n our family
Well, now. little girl. Just because
You have always done a thing in your
family is no reason at all why It Is
the right thing 10 do is 1t?
And then your sweetheart doesn't be-
long to your family-and never will
YOU will belong TO his family, and per-
haps they don't kss-in that circle
not cousins anyhow-and so you'll have
to think it over and do what sweet
heart wants you to do about the kiss
ing
Why not?
What is there so enhancing about
kissing that cousin that You even hest
tate a minute about turning your cheek
the other way when you see him com
ing?
Siny-your sweethearts idea about
ito
Well. may be. and may be not: but
anyhow. # is his idea, and why shouldn't
you ease him in the natter
What If he likes blue and you keep
on wearing pink-what II he likes chick
en- and you insist in ordering veal. What
II he likes poetry and you want him to
read the millinery "ads"-do you think
these things viii tend TO make him that
much fonder OF your
Why not give UP to him IN this mat
ter--it is, after all. unimportant to you
and important to him-wnats the use
OF making a fuss about il?
know a woman and man who d.
vorced each other because the man
played the guitar and the wife wouldn't
play his accomplishments on the piano
II didn't end with that, but it's how
the whole trouble began. What a goose
accompaniment her husband thought he
wanted. What hurt could It have done
her or any one else?