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While in the prison office Kolchak asked permission to see the Princess Timireva, first stating that she was his wife, but immediately afterward explaining "She's not wife, but she is a good woman who was in charge of the lingerie department of my armies...
Albert became an instructor in physics at the Naval Academy, and then continued his studies at Heidelberg. Soon afterward he began to acquire the reputation that won him the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1907 and distinctions and degrees without number. He was, for example, the first to measure the diameter of distant stars...
...Youngest. The thin and consciously smart figure of a comedy went down the receiving line last week. When they talked it over afterward, the opinion of those present was that under the slender smartness lay incipient anemia...
...opinions before taking office and after. But that difference is a natural thing. For a man's opinions before taking office are likely to be a compound of his desires-his desire for office and his desire for what he believes should be done; and his opinions afterward are likely to be determined by the exigencies of office, by the pressure of responsibility and by the restrictions of practicability...
...experiences all over the globe. In Tripoli harbor, he discovered the wreck of the United States frigate Philadelphia, where it had been sunk a century before by Lieutenant Stephen Decatur of the American Navy. In South America, in 1907 he made extensive explorations, and collected valuable material which was afterward presented to the American Museum of Natural History, and the Peabody Museum of the University. In 1912, Colonel Furlong turned his attention to the Western part of this country and won the world's rough-riding championship by riding the bucking bull, "Sharkey". Several foreign governments decorated him for distinguished...