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Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-16
CAPITALISTS VISIT
 SONORA PROPERTIES
Progresso Colorado Silver Gold Mines Operate Under
 Peace Conditions
CSpeciaI to The Reviewl

TUCSON, Ariz-, March 15,-E- D. bier. the Philadelphia banker; Walter Harvey Weed, the geologist: H. C. Shotwell. mining engineer, and An drew Macfarlane, manager of the Fl Progresso Silver company. have just returned from Sonora, where they visited the weu-known Progresso-Colo- rado -silver-gOld mine, located in cen tral Sonora. The mine is being eQusp- ped with 9 concentrating and cyanide mill of 100 ton capacity daily.
 The eastern investors were more than pleased with the large bodies of high-grade ores immediately available for reduction in their plant, with the peaceful industrial conditions sur rounding their property, and the ad- vanced stage Of work at the mine, which they believe will become one of the big producers of silver-gOld bull lion at an early date
 The Beach Mining company is pre- pairing to install mill on its property in the BabOquivari district. J. M. Douglass is the new superintendent of the mines andlis getting ready for the installation of the plant He was en- gagged in similar work in Mexico for a number of years. According to George Beach. president of the company, sui ficient funds are on hand for the rapid development Of the property, and good ore bodies, running high in silver, with good showings of gold and copper, are being outlined. Development of the property, held by the same company for a number of years. was retarded for a while by a lack of funds but this has been overcome, according to Presi- dent Beach, and work will be pushed hencefOrth Some substantial road work is being done just now, getting ready for the transportation of heavy mining machinery and materOials- More than 3OG0 tons of good milling ore is already on the dumps, according to Mir Beach, and occasionally small shipments of the best ore are being made. The larger part of the ore is being held on the dumps awaiting the construction Of the cOmpany's own mill
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-16
PiTTSBURG JEROME
 WILL RESUME WORK
After Long Enforced likeness New Machinery Arrives
 and Force Is Hired
tspeeIaI to Tne Reviewl

JEROME, Ariz., March 15.-After a weary wait>of more than four months, Superintendent c. c. Arata is practi- cally ready to resume operations at the Pittsburg-Jerome.
 A high-pressure compressor cylin- der to replace the one that was brok- en on the 26th of October was de- livered in Jerome last night Weath- CT permitting, it will be hauled to the property this afternoon and within AS hours it will be installed.
 When the cylinder was cracked it was thought that it could be replaced in two or three weeks at the most. Weeks stretched out to months and at times Arata began to doubt whether it would ever get here. When it final ly came. in he felt like putting on a real celebration. He compromised, however, by lining up the force that he will need to resume operations.
 Two headings and a diamond drill hole are to be started oh the 5O0-foot level as soon as air is available. Arata has made er-algements with Frank E. Kerr to drill a 1000-fOOt hole from the end of the main drift on the 500 due south through the granitic-diorite contact which is such a prominent feature of the. Pitts burgh-JerOme ground. Kerr has an air-pOwer drill right in the district ready to be moved to the P. J. as soon as Arata is ready for him.
 Since the compressor breakdown, Arata has done a little surface work on the Pittsburg-Jerome claims but nothing of any consequence. It has been practically an idle property all , that time
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-16
NEVADA MINING MAN
 VISITS IN ARIZONA
w. N. M'Gill Declares Neigh
 boring State Is Preparing for Post-War Prosperity
Cspecial to Tho Reviewl

PHOENIX. Ariz. March 15.-W. N MeGill, heavily interested in Nevada Consolidated and other copper mining activities in the Ely district of Nevada as we'll as in mining in other parts of that state, and one of its largest stock men, is here for a few days visit with his son. Neill McGill, mining engineer
 Nevada is making readjustment to peace time conditions with as much celerity and ease as is possible" said McGill today. There was some pro- test against the wage reduction steps necessary in the copper industry at Ely, but this has been overcome. It was brought up there as it was here in Arizona, through the activities of l. w. w., who did not represent the mass of the workers but by gaining surrepti- tious control of their labor organiza- tionS' were able to override their will and precipitate strikes.
 Most of the l. W. W. element is now out of Nevada. Reduction in work ing forces of 40 per cent at Ely when the copper producers of the country decided that the only cure, or at least part cure, for the surplus metal situa- tiOn was in curtailment of output or the metal, enabled the dropping of many single men These included the bulk of the l. w. w. agitatOrs and the prO-German element The majority of these men were foreigners Few Amer jeans were let out of employment, and in all cases preference has been given to Americans and particularly to mar ried Americans Also returning sol diers and sailors have been taken care of with prompt employment
 Tn one respect in this connection, Nevada is more fortunate, than E--- zona; we have no locality in the state where the disturbers can drift in 3 body and maintain themselves at the expense of credulOus communities or of sympathetic bodies in such com munities,~ They either have to drift from usfO Salt Lake City or the coast, or down here to Arizona, and Phoenix has some of them"
 McGin is one of the large industrial forces of the inter-mOuntain country and for years much engaged in its fin ancing and general development opera tions. His view that matters are shaping about with satisfactory speed in that division of the country to meet the changed conditions following act ual war and that the last half of the year will witness much better situa- tion, is acceptable only as well advised and of exceptional value.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-16
BIC BUG COPPER IS
 FINDING RICH ORES
Yavapai District Excited Over Showing; Copper Neglect
 >ed for Richer Metals
tspecial to The Review)

JEROME, Ariz.. March 15.-The Mayer country is just beginning to get excited about the big strike recently made by the Big Bug Copper com pany. according to w. D. Mahoney, who returned last night from a visit to his claims in that section.
 MahOney brought back with him some samples Of ore from the bottom down a little over 100 feet. They are by far the best samples from that property yet seen in Jerome. The ore is a sericite schist containing much lime and spar and is shot through with chalco-pyrite and black oxide of copper The oxide, in fact, is the most distinguishing characteris- tic of the rock
 High Values
 Assays of the Big Bug ore all show values above 30 per cent copper. And the shaft is all in ore No crOsscut has been run to determine the width of the ore.
 A thousand feet away on the same dike the Big Bug company has the same ore in a 30-fOOt shaft There, however, more glance and gray copper show than in the main shaft.
 Only four men are employed at the Big Bug and they are sinking the shaft by hand, the company being without a compressor or drills. It is expected, however, that a plant will soon be installed and the scope of Op- erations materially enlarged The company's treasury is limited. but with the showing 1t now has it prob ably will not experience much diff culty in raising the needed funds to open the mine
 Mahoney believes that the section around the BinghamtOn and Big Bug would be one of the most import ant cOpper-producing districts in Ari- zona today had not all the early-day work been performed in search Of gold and silver. Copper was not wanted in those times as it was of little value Scores of shall low holes were sunk on gold and sil- yer shOwings that soon played out So much work with no results gave the district a black eye. Now it is apparent that the early work stopped right on top Of the copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-16
PHILLIPS SIGN ALL
 LAST YEAR PLAYERS
By Review Leased wirel

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-The Philadelphia National league club an nounced tonight it had signed all its old players except ShortstOp Ban croft and Outfielder Meusel, said to be hOldouts, and Catcher Burns, who has quit baseball Forest Cady, for merly of the Boston Red SOx and Philadelphia Athletics. has signed with the club.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-16
IS TUBERCULOSIS DURABLE
 BY INHALATION

Dr. Glass has es- tabIshed the posi-
 tive proof that he has discovered a sue cessful remedy for this disease to stay cured n any climate
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-16

For luther nfOrmatlOll adureSS THE T. F. GLASS INHALANT CO.,, Mason 5IdgY 4th & Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15

y destrozo lavaderos, para que ma
die pueda dudar de su varonil pu-
jana.
TOdas esas cosas Sc ven desde
la terraza del future nidO del hui
milde crOnista G invite Il los lecto-
res riqueilos de Ell IMPARCIAL,
ia Due cuando pasen por Madrid,
yengan a saciar SUI alma con ia con
temptation de bellezas, que desdc
estas idilicas alturas Il Ia vista del
observadOr Sc Ofrecen.
Con los caidos soplos primave-
rales, con que algnos dlas nos OBJ
seqnia la naturaleza empieZan a
bOrdear las avenidas de la histo-
!rica Puerta de Hero, numerosOs
AUTOMOBILES en- direction al Prado,
al Club de CazadOrcs, a las Cues
Itas de las Perdices.
En- fin, que este Madrid tan ca
IlnmniadO por los snobs del char
IlatanismO revulsivO es ell clasicO
Madrid de siempre, que de GOya
aca, no ha perdido nj una de sus
caracterfsticas de honor, familia-
ridad, natural gracia. :, con sus
airosas mujeres de ideal belleza,
insustituibles-aunque 81
Ilan gaban de pieles y luzcan SOM
brerO al ultimO artfsticO modelO--
sus alegres costumbres, que III las
turbulencias nj ell hambre ateniian
nj amilanan; sus envenenadOras
V perezosas tertulias de cafe Y ca
sino Y cdchdrerfds, que a yeces
enervan ell cOraz0n e intoxican ell
alma, pero que tienen valor impon
derable Y son insustituibles, Va.
ese Guadarrama, tadn desconocido,
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MujjGTcS R9SaS
AdnliIOb|eS.

Ana Pavloma Korba, hija de
un noble, Paul Mengart. Nacio
cerca de Moscow en- 1849; a los
diez y ocho amos Sc case con un
suizo, Victor Korba; habiendole
lido NAL en- sus negocios al ma
rido, tuvo que trasladarse a
Minsk, donde organize una So
ciedad para promover la educa-s
cion popular y ayudar a los es-.
tudiantes pobres. Cuando la
guerra turco-rusa, en- 1,877, Sc
hizo hermana de la carload, lue-
60 ingreso a la Cruz Roja per-
maneciendo largo tempo en- un
hospital de sangre en- ell Danu-
vic, ocupacion que tuvo que
abandonar por haber sido ata-r
cada por ell titus, del que mila-
grosamente escape, pero quedan-
do extremadamente delicada de
salud. De nuevo Sc dedico a Ia
ensenanza y emancipation de las
classes proletarias, ingresando Ell
la ''Voluntad del Pueblo; ;;.presa
en- 1882, fue recluida en- la for
taleza de Petro-P o-Pavlovsk; juzga-
da, no nego NADIA; con pasmosa
sangre fria refiri6 SUI programa;
Sc la sentencio a veinte amos de
trabajos en- Siberia y reclusi6n
perpetua despues en- aquellas re-
giones. Las tiltimas noticias de
ella eran desconsoladoras: su sa-
lud no resistia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15

latado PaseO de Santa Engracia,
Sc esta construyendo una inonu-
mental casa de muchos pisos; en-
ell 1ltimO he tenido la suerte de con
|seguir y lie estan terminando Sc
gun mis- indicaciOnes- un nido de-
IliciOso; serG ell primer habitante
de la nueva casa; ell sol entra pOr
tOdas parties; desde la alta terra
"a columbrase un mundo lie in
descriptas bellezas:. al Norte,
el obnubilado Gordon geogratico de
Ia Sierra de Guadarrama, con sus
nevadOs picos y verdes l,lderas !;
mas cerca los pueblecitos de Ia lla-
nura que tachonan las superficies
|sembradas; casi al tocar-de la ma
no, los deliciosos pinares Y los ho-
|telitos desparramadOs de la Dehe-
Isa de Ia Villa.
Al Este, la Ciudad Lineal. :. "
Chamartin de la Rosa. :. " el Hi
'p0drOmO. .. y, como cinta 1e seda
mate, la linea de arbOles de Ia Cas-
|tellana y Recoletos. =. y, ALA, en-
tire brumas, Ell gallardo y suntuo-
so Palacio de CorreOs, con sus ma
.gestuosas y empinadas torres.
AL Sur, la gran Urbe con las
innumerables torres de sus tenn
plosey los metalicos miradores de
sus smodernOs palacetes ,y.,..al
Oeste, perdiendose en- la lejanfa,
ell Real PalaeiO, las hist6ricas Wis
tillas, San Francisco el Grande, v
el Manzanares curveando las estri-
baciones de la .eminente Villa, a
cuyo senior rio, de suyo tranquilo,
sc 1e ocurri6 dias pasados hacer
una hombrddG elev6 SUI caudal a
varios' metros, y arrastr6 pucntes,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15

de congelado soplo; este aiio pacl-
tico y templado, para dar paso a
premature y placida Primave-
ra, -. violetas Y margaritds ta-
pizando los pradOs y adornanGo la
superficie de los belLos iardlnes c
impregnandO de especiales aromas
ell ambiente. -.
Resulta tOdO este tan deliciOso,
que pesar de la carestla de Ia vi
da, todas esas cosas Y otras que
es necesariO Omitir, hacen de este
Madrid incompatible, ell mas ven
turoso e insustituible pueblo de la
terra.
En- sintesis, dc Madrid al Gle
10. -, Y en- el cielo, TN agnjcrito,
aunque sea pequeiio, para tolum-
brar desde ALI las indescr;ptibles
bellezas de la Real Villa, V de ese
modo hacer insuperable la eterna
bienandanZa.
ELpIDIO DE MEER
Madrid, Mario de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15
ELpIDIO DE MIER
Madrid, Mario de 1919.
ORDENANZA APRORADA

ORDENANZA APRORADA
Ell Gobernador ha aprobado la
siguiente Ordenanza adoptada pOr
la Junta EscOlar de Cayey, y aprO
bada por ell Concejo Ejecuti.o en-
6 de mayo de 1919:
"Ordenanza disponiendo 10 ne
cesariO para Ia contradiction de un
emprestitO con ell American Colo
nial Bank, ,por la suma de -, 500,
para proveer fOndos adicionales
para la termination del edlficio
para escuelas graduadas ore la
Junta Escolar de Cayey construye
en- la mencionada poblaci6n".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15

Paso V otros, sc debe esa pujantt
organization del Circulo de Auto
res -completamente distintc de
de artistas-q. va ell sus inicios, tic
ne Ell cartera cuatro prop0siciones
para Ia construction del palaciC
de su propiedad, con destino a 81
future domiciIio social.
FL bondadoso amigo y Secreta
rio del Circulo. Don Antonio Pa
so, me ha prometido amplios deta
lies de la idea, que EN- cuanto sc ha
Hen en- mi poder, tendre sumo gus
to en- enyiarlos a Ell IMPAIR
CIAL, V, 81 llegan su destino
es possible que sea el primer perio
dico de America que les de publ
cidad.
= y <
Estan terminadas las obras de
Matropolitano, desde Ia Puerta de
Sol a los Cuatro Caminos y el tro
70 concluldo, Sc inaugurara en- e
IproXimo mes de octubre.
y Sc ha alberto el segundo trozC
de la Gan Via hasta la Plaza de
ICallao.
;. No-han-faltado algaradas-ss ss'~pIo
testas, al iniciar su acelerado cur
so ell ailo presente.
Eel 3 de Febrero, las entidade.
mercantiles organizadas en- Ma
Fdrid, fueron en- manifestation a
ECongreso de los Diputados
para protcstar del aumento de
I20% ell la contribution y el 15%
len Tarifas ferroviarias; para sc
Icundar la protesta, el comercio &c
lrro sus puertas.
/. En- la comision de Ia Real So
ciedad Espanola de Viajantes, fu
este cronista.
Los diputados de la derecha. La
cierya, Matesanz y Ricardo Gasset
! y los de la izquierda Marrajo
Angiano, cambiaron impresione
con los comisionados Ell ell salo
de visitas del Congreso, y aunqu
de opiniones opuestas, coincidia
ell apreciaciones fundamentals
respecto al aumento.
! Ell 'yaliente Conde de Romano
nes, que asistia a Ia session de !
Camara, nos recibi0 Ell ell salonc
llo de ministries, cuyas ventana
dan a La Carrera de San .!efon
mo, a la izquierda de la entrad
principal del Palacio del Congrt
so; los alrededOres hallabanse oc
Ipados por fuerza armada; desd
las amplias ventanas del salon, S
velan grupos en- la Carrera de Sa
Jeronimo, que pclicfas de cahaH
disolvian Ell aqnel momento.
A que viene osa gcnte? pr ~:
T.; don Ai,;.,;.. Sc lie contests IN
a ratifiear nuestra protesta.
/ Y con esa energia que lie distil
que, manifesto a las comisi ,ng
que las oirfa en- Ia Presidencia de
i iC0nsejo, que era su domicilio of
cial, porque en- el Palacio del Cor
greso no debia hacerlo, pues er
la morada de los legislatures,
podria implicar una coacci6n mad
misible.
| = i i
Aquello pas6, pero al POGO tien
pO, hubO ell Madrid una nueva al
1garada, a causa de la carestia d
los artfeulos de primera necest
dad.
Ell humilde pueblo, yerdadera
mente necesitado, Sc lanzo a l;
calle Y desquicio y saque6 panade
rias y almacenes de comestibles
indignado contra los inclemente
acaparadores; hubo un centena
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Para Ell IHPARCIAL.

de establecimientos asakados, pa
naderfas destrozadas y quemadas,
sacos de harina y garbanzos rega-
dos por la c;llle, las consequences
cargas de caballerfa, heridos Y con
tusos, Y como colorario, el estado
de guerra en- la capital de Espaiia.
FL general Aguilera, Captain Ge
neral de Madrid, en- dos dias, sin
efusi6n de sangre, consigui6 llevar
a la normalidad al pueblo madri-
lefo, y nuevamente hay en- las ca
Hes general algeria, pan y sonri-
sas.
A pesar del estado de guerra Sc
la celebado el Carnaval como to-
dos los amos; la animation de STEM
pre- igual EN- Recoletos y la Caste
llama; ell ell Canal, animadisimo el
ihist6ricO Entierro de la SGrdinG;
numerous artisticas carrozas; CO.
ches bellfsimamente adornados !;
ldisfraces sumamente originates; ;
algeria Y sano regocijo por todas
parties y todo ESQ, acariciado por
lei sol eplendente de las primave-
ras castellanas Y deliciosa tempe
ratura de tlorido Mayo.
Va los bien atendidos parques y
paseos de las afuera de la COrte,
empiezan a animarse; ell incompa-
rable Paseo de Rosales,. desde ell
cual Sc -columbrane panoramas y
Iperspectivas indescriptibles, empie
"a a verse concurrido por las i'm
pecables bellezas de Ia coronado
Villa.
Muy cerca de ROsales tiene el
cronista ell humilde y alegre nido
de su residencia. Desde los balco-
mes de mi alegr'e casa Sc We el Par
que del Oeste; ese maravilloso bos
que, donde los academies topografi
cos, bien atendidosy admirablemen
te aprovechadOs ell delicado matinal
lpiar de los pajarillos, el agradable
,rumor de las cascadas ocultas en-
tire el boscaje, de fora lujuriosa,
!que va inicia los brotes de sus- ta-
Hos; las estatuas aca y ALA unas
con Ia austeridad de la del Dr. Ru
bio, otras con la magestuosidad del
Monumento a los martires lie las
guerras. cOloniales, hacen del Par
que del Oeste, unO de los mas origi
nalesy magestuosos de Europa; el
iamor y III hermosura empiezan va
Il serpear por las desahOgadas Was
del Parque.
Desde 6l Sc We a 10 lejps destacar
Sc Ell ell horizonte la esbelta ante
ma del telefunque inalambricc mi,
litar del Alto Carabanchel, desert
to en- mi libro LOS TRAPENSES,
y mas cerca la ColOnid de la Prem
So, con su centenar de bellisimOs
hotelitos, y en- la Carretera de Ex-
tremadura ell reciente cOnstruido
SanatOrio de la Asociaci0nede Ia
Prensa, y la interesante perspecti-
va de los cementerios v las ondu-
laciones topograffcas de los campa
lmentos, Y ell espeso boscage de la
Casa de Campo, Y el Manzanares
.serpeando por entire los jardines
que, eual cinta de brunida plata,
Sc desliza entire la verdura su So
segada c0rriente.
TOdas esas cOsas delicadamente
bellas sc columbian desde la actual
morada del cronista, pero voy "a
cambiarlas dentro de pocos dias
por otra mas interesante.
En- laparte mas elevada de la
l.nbeva calle de Garcia de Paroles,
donde Sc eruza con el-amplio j. di-
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De Madrid, Al Cielo

Por indication del entusiasta
y progresista, asturiano, Presiden-
te del Casino Espailol de Puerto
Rico, Don Rafael Fabian, con su-
mo gusto escribo estas Cr3nicas.
FL aho de gracia de 1919, a pc
sar de los reparos que los ma' ha-
bidos sedicentes superhombres Ian
zan contra Corte de Espai:a, es
afio que Sc inicia con trascenden-
tales ac0ntecimientOs para In tlpl-
ca V lespanolisima Villa del cso y
eL Mddrono,
~ X X u
!, Hase inaugurado al empezar Ell
aiio, csc colossal Y arm6nico Monu-
nento, donde Ia Arquitectura, in
saada por belleza y Arte subli-
NJ ha colocado en- petreos dibu,
\ Ty delicados relieves, vlvidos
y pNetos del genio. Sc ha inau-
urado ell suntuoso Palacio de Co
rreos, que al decir de los que todo
4 10 han visto Y estudiado, es el me-
ior y. mas suntuoso palaciO de Co
reos del mundo, por su organiza-
ci6n grandiosa y ajustada, 10 afro
SO desus 1ineas V 10 acabadamente
perfecto de sus dependencies; pa
ia dar exacto detalle del ampllsi-
mo V magestuoso edificio, necesita-
Sc mas franco espacio que el redu-
cido de una volandera Cronica.
En- ell belllsimo palacio de Ia Ci-
beles, gigantesco y ornamental, ha
bra de celebrarse el proximo Con
greso de cOrreos, al cual asistiran
todas las naciones, y tendra lugal
en- cuanto terminen las definitivas
negociaciones de ESQ que ltaman
los convencionalistas Confercncia
de Ia Paz, donde ell Tigre de Aaci
dos mostachos Y ell ladino lcopar
do, clavan las sanguinarias u1as
sin darse cuenta cabal Ia redentO
ia Aguila Americana.
Tambien Sc ha inaugurado a
principiar ell ailo, el suntuoso y ele
gantisimo CIRCULO DE AUTO
RES, Ell la Avenida Penalver,-prt
mer troz0 de la Gran Via de.
.cual ostento con orgullo el hOnol
de formar parte de- los socics d(
n1mero que lie han fundado.
Sus ricos salones compiten ell
.delicada elegancia con los del CA
SINO DE MADRID y la GRAN
PENA; estan constantemente con
concurridisimos por 10 mas selectC
de la inteligencia y ell arte, y sus
comedores hallanse a la altura dt
los mas acreditados de la Corte
..el salon de cafe, en- POGO item
DO, sc ha convertible ell oblisad;
tertulia de ladiplomacia y ell sabel
mundiales.
( Uno de los mas notables aeon
tecimientos de estos dias, ha sidC
el original Y suntuosisimo Ball
dc .MdscGlds que el apenas
nacido CIRCULO DE AUTORES
ha dadO ell obsequio de sus socios
Y relacionados, el iiltimo dia dc
Febrero, en- el Teatro Real.
Tn notable compositor eseribiG
aplaudida marcha especial para el
baiie, que Sc canto con letra del
ihcansable Secretario del Circulo,
Y aplaudido autor don Antonio Pa
so; Y Don Isidoro y Dola Isidora,
protagonistas creadOs al efecto hi
cieron las delicias de los asisten-
tesS al originalfsimo bale, donde
q gusto, la hermosura vel Arte
brillaron en- toda su esplendidez.
A Ia siempre fecunda iniciativa
dc MARTINEZ Sierra, Inca d. Tena,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-30
FOur.DimensiOnai Space

The differences were almost eX-
actly as predicted by Einstein to
be the probable result of the gray
national bending Of the stars light
as it passed close to the massive sun
on its way through four-dimen-
sional space toward the earth and
the terrestrial photographers.
Einstein's prediction as to the
amount of bending was verified.
According to his calculations, the
gravitatienal effect only would have
produced only half the bending OF
the light. The other half Of the
predicted>bendinc is ascribei 70 the
nature Of space, or to the fourth
dimension.
It is not possible al this moment
to examine the reliability Of the
observational evidence from the
standpoint Of a practical astron-
omer because extended detail Of
the star observations have not yet
reached this country But il Is
known that the light of Epsilon
Tauri passed nearest the solar sur
face; and even in this case the star
light was at least four solar diam
eters distant from the sun, or about
tairty-six million miles. This tate
Of affairs is not particularly favor
able to the discovery Of the Elm
stein effect. But it may well be