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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-08

overheard with the first sea and had
c.u-ht the upper gear to be lifted as
tie craft righted. were coming down.
-While ] searched for the TX and the
professor searched into the depths un
der the main hatch for signs Of his
meuageric the remnant of the crew
lowered the f%oresail and iibs.
II found the ak as the professor ap
preached
YOU'D better go below and clean
up your Instruments, ! suggested, or
you'll find them ruined by salt water
He started to wade aft, but he
halted at the forward companion and
turned. for a scream Of agony rams out
from the forecastle deck. where the
men were coming in from the jibs. and
saw one Of them writing on his
back. apparently in a fit. The scream
inc man slid along the break and
) plunged into the water on the main
deck.
81 scrambled forward still carrying
the AK. the men after me. We could
see him under water, feebly moving.
but not swimming. and vet he shot
this way and that faster than a man
ever swan. and once as he passed near
me 7 noticed a gaping wound in his
neck. from which the blood was fow
ing a stream and which did MT mi'
wifh the irqtcr % disc0I0r n.
81 wadcd toward him. but he shot
swiftly away. and something cold
Shiny and firm touched my hand
something which I could not sec.
"I foundered back. still holding the
ak. and an ont % the men to keel
away from the dead man. for he wa
surely dead by now He lay close tC
the break Of the ~topcallant forecastl'
on the starboard side. and as the mer
mustered around me / gave one my
ak. told the rest 20 secure others an'
10 chon away the useless wreck o
snars pounding our port side.
81 secured a long pike pole from #
beckets and. Joined by the professor
cautiously approached the body. prod
ding ahead OF me. Suddenly the pix
pole was torn from my grasp On
end sank TO the deck, while the othe
raised above the water. Then 1t sl
/, upward. fell and hoated. ! seized
and turned to the professor.
"'What do you make Of thisE | ash
ed. There is something down Their
that we cannot see-something tha
killed that man.
"He peered closely at the dead mai
who looked ~curiously shrunken. tn
blood. no longer a thin stream issuin
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-08

its approach. There was no wind. and
We headed about west. showing our
broadside. Yet / got the men at the
downhauls. clewlines and stripping
lines of the lighter kites. Then the
moving mountain hit US and buried US
on our beam ends as l sang out, Lash
yourselves. every man.
. Il passed a turn Of the mizzen gan
topsail downhaul about me. Delaying to
a pin as the cataclysm hit us. l did
not speak nor breathe nor think, IN
less my instructive grip on the turns
Of the downhaul on the pin may have
been an index OF thought. I was I'M
der water.
"Then there came a lessening OF the
turmoil. and l ro5sed up to find the
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-08

res, 1 answered.
"a cats eyes are searchlights. but
they send forth a visible light, such as
is generated by Greaies ind some fish
IND dere are fish III der upper tribu-
taries Of der Amazon which hat four
eyes. der two upper Of which are
searchlights. der two lower Of which
are organs Of rorcipience. or vision.
But visible light is not der only light
n IS possible Wat the creature out on
deck generates the invisible light and
can see by it, Ter creature may live
in an atmosphere Of ultraviolet light.
which I can generate mineself. When
mine plates dry ! may get a picture OF
it Then we may dud means Of kill
ing it,
God grant that you succeed
"But. as said. the thing killed all
but the professor and myself. II there
IS anything an oriental loves above his
| ancestors it is bis stomach. and the
cold. canned food was p%ailiug upon us
all. We had the turpentine torch for
/ heating water and some dry coffee in
/ tie stewards st0reroom. but not a
utcnsl Of any kind. SO these two poor
heather. against my protest. went out
on the deck and waded forward. waist
deep in the water.
Il could see them as they entered the
galley to get the cofeepot l did not
see them come out. nor did / hear even
a squeal. The thing must have been
in the galley. Night came on, and we
slept as best we could.
81 reused the professor when ! saw
the masthead and two side lights Of a
steamer approaching from the star
board. still about a mile away. ! had
not dared to 20 up and rig that lantern
at the mizzen stump. but now l nerved
myself TO 90 up with a torch. the pro
fessor following with his instruments.
He had a Wimshurst machine-tO gen
crate a blue spark. you know-and this
he had attached 70 the big deck light,
from which he had removed the
Opaque glass. Then be had his camera
with it's rock crystal lens.
"He trained both forward from the
cabin top and waited, while I waved
the torch. standing near the stump
with a turn of rope around me for
safety's sake in case the thing seized
me. so sooner was there an answer
ing blast Of a steam whistle. indicat.
ing that the steamer had seen the
torch. than something cold. wet, leath.
cry and Shiny slipped around my neck
| dropped the torch and drew my knife
while / heard the whir Of the static
machine as the professor turned it
Use your knife. be called 'unt
reach for any blood YOU see.
Il struck as | could, but could MAKE
no impression and soon felt another
structure around my legs.
still another belt encircled me, and
though l was clad In wooden shirts an'
monkey jacket, ! felt these garment
being torn from me Now l was near
/ Is bent double.
"And all the time that German wa
whirliug his machine and shouting {
u strike for any blood saw But ! saw
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-08

black; viii not reflect and show a color
of some kind ana will not refract and
distort objects seen through It,"
"What.' / exclaimed. DO you
think there are invisible c%reaturesfr
He looked grayely al me, then said:
Il klotr'-he spoke with vehemence
THAT there are creatures in the deep
sea of color invisible to the human eye.
for 1 have not only felt such a crea
ture, but seen its photograph taken by
the ultraviolet light
Tel me. ! asked b~reathlessly
Creatures solid. but inyisiblef'
Creatures solid and invisible be
cause absolutely transparent 1t Is
long since | have told the yarn. 1t
was so horrible an experience that l
have tried to forget It. However, If
you care for It and are willing to lose
your sleep tonight I'll give It to you"
He began to smoke, and some OF the
polish Of the artist and clubman left
him. He was an old sailor spinning a
yarn.
1T was" he began, "twenty-nine
years this coming August. at the time
Of the great Java earthquake. You've
heard how It killed 10000 people, 30
600 Of whom were drowned by the
tidal wave.
1T was a curious phenomenon
Krakatoa island. a huge conical noun
tain rising from the bottom Of Sunda
strait, went out of existence, while In
Java a whole mountain chain was lev.
eled. I was POO miles TO the sou'west,
first mate Of one Of those old fashioned.
soft pine. centerhoard b%arkentines.
with the mainmast stepped on the port
side of the keel to make room for the
centerhoard. a craft that would neither
scud nor heave to, like a decent ship.
"But she had several advantages
she was new and well painted; hence
she was not water soaked. She was
fastened with 'trunnels.' not spikes and
bolts, and hemp rugged.
"Perhaps there was not a hundred
weight of iron aboard of her. while
her hemp rigging. though heavier than
wafer was lighter than wire rome. and
so when we we're hit bv the back wash
Of that tidal wave we did not sink.
"Submarine earthouakes sent foun
taine of water and mrd from sea bot
tom into the air. The air was hot
snltrv and sitting. and 7 had difficulty
I'm keen.ug the men at work. The con
ditions would fry anvhodv's temper
and had mv own troubles There
was a messenger on board. a big. fat
hioblv edu.a-od Gorman-a scientist
and authorization we had taken
aboard an some little town on tbf
Western Australian coast and VIII,
wa. TO leave us az batavia.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-08


Up to His Waist In Water the Fro'e'-
scr was working away
ms, ,r,fassor was working away. He
o,oe -, al, sumner time humming
,bnorfrIiv and Announced that he had
renIaced Ills oamera lens with the rock
orr.,o4 that the lantern. with its re-
doctor and 81 blue shark in the focus.
mala m admirable instrument for
,hrovirg tha Invisible RAYS on the
Xxx. ana ,ro+ h. vos an readv ex.
.o~+ +ro+ lis ni,tas which he had re-
,+tgo1 INNS, nsv. time IN dry
Ana +hao ha needed some licht to work
hr v.h., .ho tira camo ne exnlained.
..tls~ another vi.tim suggested
- t.s 49,. ,oon ~. doot
.-nal tho ,ss+ Two mon had died
Rotor dovi-o soma meors of killing
him answered
n.Der onlv wov 7 can think o.. he
-os,an1oa Is for do nevt man-vou
.oar ma AIN ro, man-to stick vour
,.n,fo ~ +ho and of tho blood where #
49, IN irmn mere is der crea
80 s+,,,ocb and q vital spot.
90, shr;or sounded A man
h.l len .,-, oe ro,a around his
80. -. 4bo s+,rn - tho mizzenmast
--.,.htnr ond boovirc On his hack
va n,adl- wi,b his krifa
W., Leo q, INV hand 7
49, H., o,1 al for what
- ht., T. was somethinr
'-l o.5 ho.. ana loo+.arv c,ose IN
,.,-.o5 r.,.b tss Info
~ .1. ,,o,,ar+ 7 ro.oivad a how in
III e..o +bo+ SAINT IA afr six feet
"vrher T recovered INV senses the
80 ~ o~o7- varo around me
a-+ .ro ma, v-os rone-dracred out Of
.ho rt,b+ n, tho rome tha- had held
htr, o~rotre+ ILL foroe ~ breaking seas
a.1 To~-, q. +ro e.o7od main dock. 70
~ Ira +ra o-hs~s
81 ,-o,+ ~, 1..i- a+ e f., the morning
TIM ia,+orr SIN burned M the stump
IVA r-,i77o,ros+ hn+ tbe lookout
,. conc uo roa not.lived long
.-h - ho r.liored we were but
~ rov
nri, .tt, +,,r, IAN any more men p
.~ ODD nrsoif
o-' ,,,l1 ~. - boro
'-- ~. - and collar
- ..- lh,.. o,a ov0osod two
..,,' ~. 90 ,..b ~ diameter
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-08

NONE. NANAo NAA As N4~"N
to smart. then burn as though hot irons
were piercing me. Frantically
struck right and left, sometimes at
the coils encircling me. again in the
air Then all became dark
q awakened in a stateroom berth,
too weak TO lift my hands. the pro
fessor standing over me
Zach. il is we'll, be said. You will
recover. You hat merely lost blood,
but YOU did the right thing. You
struck with your knife at the blood,
and you killed the creature. l was
right. Heart, brain und all vital parts
were in der stomach
"'1yhere are weT 1 asked.
"'Ou board der steamer. When you
staggered aft | knew you had killed
him Then you tainted away. We
were taken of. Und l hat two OF
three beautiful negatives, which am
printing Next day be showed me the
photographs be had printed.
"'In heavens name. what was itT l
asked excited.y
NuLull= bNi "a giant slu4u, VA tNtt-
pus Did you ever read Hugo's terri
Die story of Giniat's fight with a
squid?'
Il had and nodded
"Hugo's imagination could not give
him a creature. no matter how formula
Bile. larger than one Of four feet
stretch This one had three tentacles
around me. two others gripped the
port and %starboard p@inrails. and three
were gripping the stump OF the nam
mast. 1t had a reach OF forty feet
But there was one part OF each PIC
ture i'll defined and missing. My knIe
and right hand were not shown. They
were buried in a dark lump. which
could be nothing but the blood from
my veins. Unconscious, but sttn strug-
Cling. l had stuck into the soft body
OF the monster and struck true
The next Morgan Robertson sterf
will be Fifty Fsthoms Down"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-08
From the
Darkness and
the Depths
A Sea Tale Worthy of
Edgar Allan Poe
From the New Story Magazine,
New York.

w HAD known him for a painter Of
renown-a master Of his art,
n whose pictures, which sold for
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-06-08

The next Morgan Robertson sterf
will be Fifty Fsthoms Down"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

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!0at Is anf gIat0marOer abaele9en.

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8n @rabe aetraaen.

Gic 8eeroieung Oes EoIi5ei-Ser.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

Us Wer0ell lmlller mleOer meme gel'
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ii California nod iii onoercn Berg
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ihwor8c 6lcden Dcruriod6t.
.Quitten ouf on0ere glrt.
Gic iogcnunnteH 9iruqlliiten iino
gum gtpmocben ole beiten. @lou rcd-
net auf @funO @uitten III 9Sfo.
3uder, Elm menio 8immet uno, menn
m0glidb, ein wenig eingemodten
5ngwcr. Sic mcroen gut abgericben,
GciddIt, balbirt lnio nit ben Sbalep
iin0 Dem &crugeb6udc i'm gSoHer bel.
tubc gar, sod uiHt weib aefocbt. Ole
aerue oebcn cine iMOne rotbe 6or6c.
-N}on nimmt sic Guitten berolis, lGBt
lie obtropfcn, pd0rcno mon Sdoleu
mo acrne nod eine Shmoe weitcr
fo6cn last. Goun 9icbt mon glacs
olrcb cinSicb lmo iAdunnt Den ourb-
aeicibicu Soit nit Dem 8uder aus
lno lGbt in oiciem 3uderiait bic
Guiiten nobmalS focBen bis iie gar
lino. W2it 8immct uno Sngipcr wer.
ben lie oaun in Glider geidjicbtet, Der
Soit nod etpoS Hanger cinoeloNt,
ooun, uidt 81 bciB, iIbcr oic Quittcl
geeoiien. Scr Sofi uuB Die 6riihtc
Heocdcn.
Guittcn @cIcc (Guince
SelIB).
g}aDocm 4 Gubeuo Guiiten iall'
Der obQcuiibt nit Der SdnIc allf
ciucm Ncbcilcn bis oui 0ic itcinigc
Ititte gcriebcn, ourd cin Eld0 &C.
preBt lmo Ger Soit iiber 9lodlt bin.
geitcnt, gicBt man oos Sele ocS
SaiteS boriic6tig ab, uimmt allfItott
1s Guort oelicIben 1 9iun0 3uder,
l1utcrt oieieu nit "A Auort SSaiier,
bis CT 6Gocn 6iebt. Gum aicbt man
Sen Sait bili8u, leet ouM Die in Gin
loics &dppNen aebunocncn Giiitten'
fernc bincirt iocldc Elm ltGrtcrcS yer.
oiden oaS e5elecS lmO cine ldonc
rotbe 6drblmo bcluirfcn 0'ut ge-
ibdumt ldBt man 5oit unO 3udcr
etlpo V Stunoc fodcn 5ooonn ma
hc man Die Strobe: Elm Tropfcu an
einell Gcller get0olL matB, obne aus
ciuonoer 0u Ioufen erItarren oann
1T oas 6Selcc fcrtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27

@oufdtIi9. SmisbeiGer:
!. 9gcr bot Sbn2ncrldu6t, 6a an ncig
nem NMric 3ettel anjutIeben2"
-3ettelantlebcr: n5cicn Sie ooh 3ll'
fricOen GllD bic 3ettcl bait ia S9s
re 8arade nod II 6iBAeu 5nianmln
font mare lie ia ldnglt cinge-
talIcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27
etllnhIidle IemDerntnr,

g[us ben iibrieeu 8lmoes-@ett
beobadtnnes Stationen iuurOen Ole
Icsgenoen bohIten EemperntlirerL Die
I'M s llbr eeliern gIbeno berrihten.
beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-27
Giumadtnuit ais tpidJtiser 0aftOr in
Der &OlfsernGbrmna.


Der bonn 9lderbou.T Tepartement
Berauseegcbene @eridt ii6er oeu Dor.
ouslibtlideu Grnte-Grtrng eiebt in.
terciionte glufiHliiiie iiber oie 9ro-
6uftion lnicrer Staoteu. Sling Corn
itebt bier an erlter SteIle, 8uderrii-
ben gond inten nit eincm gor3 ME.
oeren Yro0cntios. @ouo I'M @egen-
iob 5l 0euti6Iano. po Der 8udcr-
riibenbou groBartig cntipidelt lit.
9lud 6lods, 9ubmei6cn uno @erlte
iino bier 0u Qonoe Stieffinoer, per.
ben oogeecn in Dcutl1lano IN gro.
Ben Wlengen ongebout ilno nub oer-
mcnoct. Sling Corn am nGblien iteben
bier Sofcr ino Tabof, IN groBen Ql6-
ltano fonlmt oonm crit @ci3en. 9Im
Gcmerfensmertbelten bel 0icien 9luI.
ltelluneen 1T ober ser ylaHmeis, OoB
on Vlais, @ei0en, Sofer. @erite,
9toggen GnrtoffeIn Gobof, SIods,
9ieis, Seu Il. 9oummoue iiber 10N2il.
lionen glder mcbr angebout puroen,
ais I'M Goriobre. 8iebt man jebt
nod in 9etraHt OoB aid NIT @enlii-
fen imO Gblt mebr @runo ino @oocH
bcbout mor, uIs ie 0upor oonn lit es
gan3 begreiflid, Oie grnte ppn 1917
10 iiberrogen0 uno ale Dogeneiene
iiberidottenO 81 miiien. Gs bat ober
Scoer, Dem oie @l6glidfcit oo6u ge-
botcn mor, Oos Seiniee getbon nm
ocn 0rineeio geforOerten Mebrbeoarf
an gIobrungsmitteln 6u oeden.
Birneu oner 2uitten
(Auinces) ein5u.
m d d en-.
@irncn, Guitten rmo oid 9lepfel
oeboren oil oen ioeeuannten obarten"
6riiAten un0 ons alcihe @erfabren
finoct OcS6olb fir oIle orci 6ruAt-
roten 9lnlbcnOung. Sic wcroen i1s
Wfinnten III fudeu0ein @aiier &C.
briibt oonu in folteS Sgaiier &C.
toudt, gei66lt, aernbous ouSgc.
idnittcn oocr ousgebobrt, Die Srllbt
bcliebig bolbirt oocr eeoiertbeilt lnO
in oie gut gcbriibten beiB gebaItenen