The chronicle=news., 1913-04-19

cause the .U!arlrs are so small may
wonder whN Sl.,Iuu year Ism |
enough for any American family 10
live on, whether n home or abroad.
That sum docs seem sufficient. and
more, to the everyday oHluukrr IN
~ he sees what an am bas' 'ndnr and
hi- vile ar" expected and really COM
prilcd iu 100 10. Then doubts ma!
.grisH
rNc Irst s.riouH rhiu- I, IN"
house. When the uubu-sLdDT reach
los hI- field uf work uc begins 10 rHI!-
.aD that his country viii be Judged
by wGIi hu docs. ilEi he rs 40 longer
an lad! lduul American who may act
r- D." plcas"E uhpu, most ;u.ng,. hui
tEn. Nir country viii b" IA. Judged
Inir-- u conforms. 20 EIn" extent At
least, To- tie ways ~ which other am
Oh ,4dlls d1 things Th.r fore he
determine that hy should occupy a
h0usT, and HOT live Ia "a IluL II he
uUu..1t afford. huusr In The center
uI the exclusive FHrilnU, 10 must at
least b" on Tho ring" uf Ihis quar-
ter The house which has been orCu-
Piled In Paris hy several American
ambassadors is nrilu"r la'g." nor par
.liruir.ly Imposing, VT the rou' g
".uui - year uUiuTHI-hFd Thn
.,siIrn,r Us about one quarter ~
Iurl" o. til" British. the RUEIIl OF
IN, German Hmbu lies. ~ II" u"w
ambu-s Idur should decide t1 take
over tho house Of h!s pT"doc, Esnr'.
Iwp-IuiTds ul his salary viii 20 In
rent ~ may. by searching. fluid .
smaller house. or he may "ugns" n
furnished apartment. The latter
Il L.. al.
81 900. the cot 81 moving his hnuFa-
hold guuds from Ih' United StI'Cs to
Paris and back again. I.ut "yca d
furnished apartment ou 10" border
~ the desirable districts would cost
him third ul his salary.
The HUba -lpT and MS wifr. dp-
pr their arrival HUd continuously
thereafter. are inglird To 0th'r Hm-
lH si"s. 80 IN. entertainments, ~ the
high officials UI gnyHTnmcIt. aud 20
the home uI The important people of
"a capital Ey"gyWH r" ih' gmbas-
sIiur and the members of d. fam ly
uad "Auu. 9.Ic d.nnris. flower. mum
"iuut ."rsautE. t"gItiIH! costume.
~ doe not rhU9s" his IHaD.lUiua.
They are made tor him as h. pps.1I.u
..E .n.Da .rGgr -. 10 lW,nd stHt'f.
H.. .. not Invited ON F"l slEal
.'rOu iGs. but became he is the HWh..-
tdnr a. On" OF the ~ IaHt govern
mcuts. II h" N.is not Invited, The
gUNuEuMH p' ,hc I uIt,d S.Htr.
II.ght uIyr uIsl IEIa' u' complain
90 b" did not go freely IHpuF h.t
,ul'gagGt. ana U"Hpi" q, Uura. rIUl
II might EaN. .BEIrrr can t" u tpiIa
pIulut. ant a.. wu'H Ne UA HWhIf "a
don would bu more ulTI!tuIr IhH ..-
.lVl III, OF an uWls -Edrr H. - iu' -
woven with his official position th1,
To I'LL Ia" one s"rst,vthiy no mn 70
riy" in. p. ;EpuguI Ini money - the
uIhfT. Eriua, vU .ta.H.d. d" H.si
entertain. Proper feeling compel
him e. do -. ana siriN" is b. mHy ht
b. drawn iutp expenses On which Uy
never u. k0n,I. tie is Inundated, .H
hi own opinion, % h" uHdrhvuGs 40
avoid tu"r.
on, American gmbn adur tu q
continental safe. on salary III
Sl5."U year. once said to- u friend.
u read IN ihr Nm"I lean papers
that ! am suving mon y out VI my
.IIarg You know live at y ho,ct.
that | have hired carriage: that
do everything about ~ simply as
an. " I'll. have iua, gone over my
book. aud I find fhhat during the
pa, twclN" months nave speT
x35 5.Opn."
Tho Congress OF Experimental rsy-
chGlogy devoted - iIclu day rccrn,ly
to investigating the claims OF the ma
nipuigtOTs OF tn diviniug-rod. Tho
results obtained were interesting.
but the psyChOlDriz'E were Obliged to
admit that they could offer no salts
factory explanation OF the strange
gifls OF .he operators.
some twenty 'Ihabdomancis's'
accepted the invitation of tho Con.
gross and met prOi"s gor Wire. OF III
Natural History Museum. who wds
to direct the experiments, a, 'hr 10!
de N!uCaunes pTnf' ssOr Wire had
selected tn" ground fer the expert
mcnis. and n special map had ucc!.
urcpuEad by the prrfcU trre ~ tn.
Seine. First OF all NJ. Eirc callv'
upon all operators who thought
themselves able to locale und
ground caves. to step forward. -Four
men responded. Mes-rs. p"'atrat. i.c-
brum. Courrangcs and Pros,. 1'h y
were led to distant points OF The tor
rain. and told to begin.
Armed With rods Of cana. whn'n-
bone OF metal the four men advanced
SLOWLY ana d"llb"rat"lS posing lhC.l
instruments. which CsC.lllted umhar
the action &C the faculty Of divi1n-
tion. Their statements were care
fully checked by tn" map, First NJ.
pclatrat announced u dry cavity at n
depth of is yards. n glance at The
map showed this to be absolutely cJr-
rect \oNt NJ. Prost announced tho
presence of n Subtc'rancan quarry,
describing the outline and giving
various details. all Of which were
found to be more or less correct The
results obtained by the other two
wcrr no less extraordinary. They
found dry caves at viii. NJ. pcln-
trat even discovered a seam Of coal
at "A depth which he estimated at liJ
yards. The official map did not
mention This coal. but as all the 9th
cr stat nnts made by the "rhRb-
domancists" have been found to be