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Miss Sybil Keymer," Riversmere," Albany Rd., Leighton Buzzard, Eng., writes: I think I should inform you that I have recently derived very great benefit from the use of Phosferine. In the course of my profession I have to travel a good deal in getting to my various concerts, and I find that since using Phosferine I am never troubled with the headaches and listig suess which follow a long railway journey, particularly during bot weather. This is of very great importance to me, as frequently only a very little time capses between reaching my destination and the com mencement of a concert, and it is such a relief to feel fresh and ready for playing in pirblic undisturbed by the latigues of lone mavelling. It is because I fell that Phosforine enables me to do myself justice as a violinist, preventing any of the unsteadiness of the muscle nerves, which is so harmful to lone and quality, that I confidently commend the tonic at every opportunity."-July 11, 1912.
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On the 12th ult. The Times published the following -
THE FAITH OF WOMAN.
TEKASURE IN COCOS IBLAND.
attempted to recover the Cocos Island
The fourth English company that has!
treasure within the past seven years has returned to Penama successful, and its ship is for anle
Foundlings in London.
To-day the Imperator, the gigantia now Hamburg-American linor, will arrive in
A correspondent of The Times writes: the Solent on her muiden trip to Now
In a letter written two years ago your, York. She left Cuxhaven yesterday Correspondent gave an outline of the afternoon. It has boour decided to embark Cocos Island treasury story, and told of.
the failure of two expeditions by Lord passengers by tender off the Isle of Wight, Fitzwilliam and cue by two English- so as to avoid the tortuous bit of naviga wonden to recure the treasure. The tion at the entrance of Southampton occasion for the article was the return to Water and the inevitable delay in gettin undertaken by the women and a few men Panama of the fast-named expedition, a ship of her size alongside the quay employees for the purpose of obtaining The company has stationed at Southamp-money with which to start home For ton a tender specially designed to provide
These women believed that they had for the comfort und convenience of-found-the-st where the treasurer passengers.
from Vera Cruz, Mexico, in 38, by the There has been delay in the appearance Spanish pirate Benito Bouits, was of the Imperator, and there have been hidden, but their supplies and funds gave ramurs of difficulties with the turbines out before they could complete the neces
They returned and minor troubles, but all these must sary, excavation. now be past. Externally she does not look London, and there interested a number much lugger than the next largest ship, of English business men, anong them, and the tympic, though her dock structures at the bead of the project. Ar- C- vise new hat higher. On the other hand, Evelyn Hills a hardware merchant S sae possosses only three funnels, whereas sure were they, and so truly "did they the White Star ship and the big Canar convince the business men, that a com ders all have four. There is also the pany was formed with enough funds to unusual feature of a figurehead, the fit out a ship of 500 tons to continue the The wonten refused to accept German Eagle, at the stem, which, bowersh
to
ever, is not so large, as the early illustra money for their che to the treasure, tions of tho ship suggested. But, mordy asking to be taken along on the nimportant details apart, the operator expedition and given a share of the marks an important stage in German treasure.
In shipbuilding skill and enterprise. The ship was supplied with provisions
1980 the builders who have constructed for a six months' voyage, and great steel This new leviathan, 918ft in length and boxes with special locks were built into of 50,000 tons measurement, regarded it the ill for the safe storage of the trea as something of an achievement to have sare. Some sionths ago the ship sailed America, going runnd turned out three mail steamers for the and,
South East Asian service measuring 4,000 tons. reached Cocos Island. Five months later These stoumers were entrusted to German it came into the Pacific entrance of the shipbuilders only becaues Prince Bis Panama Canal, and the owners offered marck included in the mail contract the it for sale. The search had been a failure. stipulation that the vessels performing the servico nust be built in Germany.
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The Imperator as a commercial invest nsent exniot strictly be taken alone, but must be considered with two other ships of even slightly greater tonnage which are to follow. It is true that the fact of there being three instead of one makes the ven daring, bus still the general Cartitions are much the same. As in the case of all new ships, fanciful reports have bou in circulatio as to the speed of the imperator, but it is generally under stood that she reached 224 knots on trial so that her sa spoed may be put at about 21. Thus it will be seen that there is no attempt to compete with the Mauretanin's 25 knots, and accordingly speed is not held out as the attraction to secure passen- gers. The Imperator relies on her size and luxurious appointinents, and in regard to the latter money has certainly been spent with a free hand and with striking results. But, except perhaps m one trip in each direction in the height of the respective seasons, even new and splendid New York livers do not run with & full complement of passengers at full rates. If they did, the Imperator would be indeed a magnificent investment, and the total revenue from passage whey. mails, and freight would show Astonishing total. Calculated on the
Mr. Mills is to longer a believer in the clue and the story of the pirate's treasure. But he says that, even if he were, he would not advise any one to invest the money nyerssary to uncover it. Since the treasure was buried in the eave! in the cliff there have been great slides of rock and earth along the front of the island, and these have completely covered the spot to which the magnetic bearings specified in the clue point. that one could locate exactly the spot intended by the che, there would be months of digging before the cave could be uncovered, and then it might turn out that the clue or its application were wrong, or that the pirates actually hid the treasure at some near-by spot instead of at the point where the meridian and parallel eros
Granting
The women who persuaded Mr. Mills and his fellow capitalists to engage in the expedition do not feel as he does. They are sure that only a little more-work and money are required to uncover the trea- sure cave. They are returning to London intent upon organising another company for the purpose of continuing the search."
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As to the passenger accommodation,ments have failed.
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leas recognized restaurant, to which in the case of the Imperator must be added a separate grill-room and a private dining- roum for parties, and bee state-ruonis, which range from the imperial suites, for which the price of 2001 13 asked, to tuo minimuma room of some 36 par barth.
Tuo Imperuser is si courac usted with every recoat invention to secure safety, and her bulkheads, tae openings in whica are protected by dours operated by to Stone-Lloyd Hydraulic system, have been submitted to species triuks to teɛt their capability of resisting water pressure. It in unteresting to nets in this connection that the vessel is not atted with vuge koola, taouga ane has from and-rolling tanks. The construction of the Imperu- fur's two sister ships, it is understood, is being delayed in order that tuey may be provided with the rotinger trans- former system, by which the power of the steam turbines is transmited to the pro- peller shafta by water power.
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