The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 19, 1947, Page 3

af th parallel. An e.bold| form: her center of gravity was|th Colu nbiad, pointed - : ] avi Wi e enormous um D1 , PG - for!in advance of the center of her|perpe to the ‘horizon, wh died mom - what would become of them who id soon: want. polls ped more. and wo the nigh i ess to say, that stified in th projectile. |p; during the night of the 5th-6th of But some days to these intrepid} December, the travelers took ‘not ‘fellows was a century; and they ts; The an instant’s rest. Could they close. , devoted all their time to observe | +i) their eyes when so near this new moon which they no longer| very rapidly ‘under its speed,| world? No! ~All their feelings — ; “i though that was much less than| were concentrated in one single oes its initial velocity—but eight. or | thought:—See! Representatives of ‘|}mine times greater than that|the earth, of humanity, past and which. propels our express trains.| present, all centered in them! It The oblique course of the projec-|is through their eyes that the. . tile, from its’ very obliquity, gave| human race looks at these Junar - , the| Michel Ardan some hopes ofjregions, and penetrate the secrets {striking the lugar disc at. some|of their satellite! A strange emo- int or other. He could not think} tion filled their hearts as they “32 at they would never reach it.| went from one window to the - » «| Nol He could not believe it; and|other. Their observations,-repro-. . - .|this opinion he often repeated.|duced by Barbicane, were rigsly But Barbicane, who was a better| determined. To take them, they judge, always answered him with | had glasses; to correct them, maps. y} merciless logic. | pie As regards the optical instru- “Na, Michel, no! We can only | ments at. their en sal, they had reach the moon by a fall, and we/| excellent marine g specially are not falling. The centripetal | constructed for this journey. They force keeps us under the moon’s| possessed magnifying powers of influence, but the = centrifugalj/100. They would thus have force draws us irristibly away | brought the moon to within a dis- from it.” tance (apparent) of less than 2,000 leagues from the earth. But then, at a distance which for three hours in the, morning did not ex- geed sixty-five miles, and in a medium free from all atmospheric disturbances, .these instruments could reduce the lunar surface to less than 1,500 yards! ees (To be continued) > Fag .| This was said in a tone which ea ta Michel Ardan’s’ last ope, THE portion of the moon which . the projectile was nearing. was the northern hemisphere, that} CO! ; ey|which the selenographic maps| W! their nature.' place below; for these maps are eerenmnenrerse *. o 9 vee: weinel + 10g ppeeenenpn eh mn) Tod day's | ‘Aniatodenaidae: ent Hadley, Mass. 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Be Fe od | : oF as 4 i cas 1 Lopez has accepted a position as golf professional. seas ore ing order, — - . : weds wey he city until shortly Phone 51 and Our Representative Will Call ae The Artman Press Fe Oc ccecccecoceseceooocvooocoeese ; ! \- THE CITIZEN BUILDING | DANHGLOAANAOGRCOANAEUONEAUEEUEOAGOnOGCAdaCgUGdeanecAant tonio’ Anuez, Jr.} son of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Anuez, 817 Center street. Date of the marriage will be announced later. Your Horoscop The aspiration of yesterday may be intensified into a desire for The Posting of Advertising Cards or Printed Matter of Any Description On the Poles of the City Electric System Prohibited Any Printed Matter nature is steadfast and persever- ing, with a considerable amount of native ability, but more sucess may come by being employed by others than by following the per sonal aims. Examine closely be- fore embarking in business for yourself. Prof. Bernadotte E. 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