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COLLAPSE OF T H E GLOBULAR THEORY.
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of A L L Standing Water
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W e give, on the first page,-two reproductions of the photograph taken on the Bedford L e v e l
T h e second photo is marked with dots, a cross, and theletter A , to indicate to the reader the position of thescreen, etc.
T h e two dots (:) are the screen and its reflection in thewater below it—near Bedford Bridge.
Trees near this bridge form a background to the screen,
and its reflection rests upon their shadow in the water.
T h e continuation of the canal beyond Bedford Bridge cannot
be seen from the direction of Welney Bridge, even quite
near it, because there is a junction of canal paths at thatjx>int, and their several courses can only be seen by standing on the bridge itself, or proceeding to a point beyond it.
Dallmeyer's latest pattern Photo-Telescopic Camera wastised for the experiment
It was placed in position lessthan two feet above the ground-level by the expert operator
from Dallmeyer's, and that gentleman, M r . Clifton, being a
globularjst (see his letter, printed below) it cannot be suggested that he would lend himself to unprofessional practice,
and were such conduct on his part possible he would havetampered with the instrument, or the locus in guo so as tofavour plane-earth teaching ; he, however, irrespective of results, acted up to the letter of the test experiment. Mr.
Clifton had to lie down in order to manipulate the instrument," close under Welney Bridge, a distance of six miles from
'Bedford Bridge, the screen being fixed rather to the right ofthe bridge. The cross at the edge of the photograph marks
the position of the camera,t

T h e letter A is intended to draw your attention to a dark
chimney, connected with some works near the canal. Thischimney is just midway betwixt the two bridges, i.e., it isthree miles from Welney Bridge, and three miles from' Bedford Bridge.
This experiment was carried out in misty and very unsatisfactory weather, on May 11th, 1904, before L a d y Blountand several Scientific gentlemen, and proves conclusively that
if the world be a globe having a circumference of 25,000
miles, the bottom of the screen should have been certainly
over 20 feet below'the line of vision in the six miles view.
A s the whole of the screen, and its reflection in the water
beneath were observed and photographed, no curvature canCOLLAPSE OF T H E GLOBE

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possibly e x i s t ; the theoretical .scientists are wrong andbeaten, and Parallax, J o h n H a m p d e n , W m . Carpenter, andthe army o f Zetetics were, and are, right in their contention
that the world is not a g l o b e !

* * * * * *To

Lady

Blount.

Dear Madam,
Referring to the experiments at Salter's L o d e ,Downham, Norfolk, M a y I i t h , 1904,1 have much pleasure in
testifying to the fairness of the conditions under which they
were conducted.
I arrived on the spot with the distinct ideathat nothing could be seen of the sheet at a distance of six
miles, but on arrival at Welney I was surprised to find thatwith a telescope, placed two feet above the level o f the water,
1 could watch the fixing of the lower edge of the sheet, a n d
afterwards to focus it upon the ground glass of the camera
placed in the same position.
The atmospheric conditions were very unfavourable, a dayof sunshine having succeeded several wet days and thereby
caused an aqueous shimmering vapour to float unevenly on
the surface of the canal and adjoining fields. T h i s prevented
the image from being as sharply defined as it would be underbetter conditions; but the sheet is very plainly visible
nevertheless.
T h i s trouble is well known to*all who havepractised telephotography.
W i t h regard to the lens used. I may say that this had anequivalent focal length of between 16 and 17 feet, which
ensured an image of appreciable size being obtained at sucha distance.
I should not like to abandon the globular theory off-hand,but, as far as this particular test is concerned, I am preparedto maintain that (unless rays of light will travel in a curvedpath) these six miles of water present a level surface.
Y o u r s faithfully,For /. H. DALLMEYER
Ltd.,
E. CLIFTON.
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Thus, by the aid of the latest discoveries and improvementsin the art of photography,, the earth's unglobularity is proved,
this fact coupled with Proctor's admission that, ifandilthe eye a few

inches from the surfaceof the Bedford

an object close to the water, six miles distant fromwithCanal,

the observer

can be seen, there manifestly would heSomething Wrong in the Accepted Theory,"*
should awaken present-day scientists to the reality that there
IS something wrong.
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