The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-16
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Celebes next neighb1r of Borneo to
the east, has most remarkable figure,
which possesses peculiar interest for
the student Of the form of land masses.
II might be classed as singular in the
types VI island structure II 1t were not
frat II * rudely repeated, almost carl
catured in Gilolo. or Halmaheira. which
res ms far east of Cclehes as is that
ialsnu east of Borneo. Celebcs strikes
the eye as an ornamentcd Gothic *
IL which the upright member Is pro.
lonped in smooth curve over the
angular additions. The island consists
IT four peninsulas loosely linked to-
gether. to those whose interest IN
geography has not lain in the mar
~ellous isles OF the Malay Archipelago
Celehes is best known through its prin-
cipat port md that has found Its way
TITO literary knowledge only through
Byron's classic thine Incompatible
oil Macassar" The resemblance of
The picture which the island presents
Upon the charts as suggesting n TX"
eernis To be due to the great Swiss
Eeographers, the Sarasins, who ex-
plored certain parts; the authors OF
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