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The state herald., 1891-12-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made In the payment
William L. :. Kemp FOR tho y, ,ineipal sum Of
Ave hundred and nfty dollars (,a,O) iayablc
To the ordcrof Hayden 4 Mrhinson, aud Sc
cured by u certain decd OF trust, exec ited by
said william t. 5. Kemp OH the i2ih lay OF
September. \. u. iss'. anti iccorIcd on IN.
ssnd day Of september, A. u. 1857. IN hook H.,
page los, Of the rccofris of Logan county,
state OF Colorado, public notice is hereby Civ.
en- that the undrrsigEsL. job \. ccrrrr. or
In cnse NJ the death. resignation. removal
from the city OF Denver, or failure TO act or
other inability al said Cooper. thcn the IN
dersisncd, kiins II. barton. sheriff of Arapa-
hoe county, successor In trust In sn,l deed or
trust mentioned. will. i'y virtue and under
the power and authority f ,aid deed Of trust
and for the purposes thcrrin mentioned, ~ II
at public auction At the fremont street door
OF the court house In beaver, In the county
of Ararahoc. state of colorado, at tire hour
OF iso'clock. noon, on
MONDAY the eist day ot DEC EMREG.
A. ID. 1881. the property In said decd 81 trust
conveyed. ,leseribed A. follows. to-wit; Tie
southwest quarter (sS section thirty one
t5i), township seven a., north of range forty
two tt2 wcst.-iCo acres, more or le.s-wiih
all the water rights aud privileges In said
deed Of trust mentioned, and all aud singu.
lar the privileges amt aprurtenanccs there.
unto belonging. situated In the county of
Phillips, formerly part Of tho county Of
Logan. and state Of Colorado.
JON A. COOPER. Trustee.
ELIAS u. BARTON, sheriff Of Arapaho.
county. Successor In 1rasi.
first publication, Nov. 10, is,I
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Judge Cutbrrtson. uf Texas. has de-
clined tile appointment Of position
on the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion and will enter the race for United
States . Senator. The democrats Of
Teaas will show grent insratitudc. II
they do not send Congressman Mills,
their free-trade champion, TO the Sen
ate. II Mills position on the tariff
question / recSgnizcd as Deing sufi-
e'cntly sound To justify the democratic
party In according to Him tho leader.
ship In the tariff Eight M IL has done
for a number OF years, then the mrm.
6eis Of the party, 10 be consistent,
should have the grit 10 give 10 their
free-trade Leader the honors that Justly
belong to him.
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tfirst publication Dec ls 1917
tts Land Office, Sterling. Colc.l
Nov I2 1891
tAliaa..otice to contcst No lls,

Complaint having been entered at this OF
1ce by Lawrence L. Fair against Redelf Etc
Ben for failure to comply with law as to tim
ber.culture entry No. Nia dated May "a, iss5
upon tho ne sec 10 tpsn ~ W In Phillips
county, Colo. with IA Wow to the cancellation
OF said entry; contestant alleging that lie.
delf Euegen has wholly faiied To cultivate
or cause to be cultivated the trees planted
on said land during the 1rst aud second
years after planting the same rs required by
law; the said parties are hereby summoned
TO appear at this Office OH the 9th day Of Feb
1879 at 10 O'Clock II III to respond xnd furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
II. TEDMoN, Register.
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THE HOT SPRINGS OF DAKOTA.


These springs are rapidly becoming
ing famous ON account Of the wonder
fnl curative properties Of the waters.
and the many marvellous cures which
have been effected ty the thermal baths.
The town and springs arc delight
fully situated In Il picturesque valley
in the Black Hills country, abounding
IN beautiful scenic effects, and at all
altitude Of 3 500 feet above the sea lev
el: thus iiisnring u pure atmosphere
and eA!i!arating climate, absolutely
free from malaria.
Under the cntcrprising and progress
siye management of the Hot Springs
company many desirable improvements
have been made. among the number
the erection Of commodious bath
house fitted up with all modern con-
venisnces for the comfort Of guests.
New hotels have been built and COM
fortabiy furnished throughout. conduc.
WV 80 Hst-tiVsS ~ &c Nuu dt IeNSbiti-
BILE rates. Those who prefer stopping
at private house, will find many de-
sirable boarding pisces where good ac-
commodations are furnished, and at
moderate prices.
The superior daily service now af.
forded by the burlington Roate to Hot
Springs, with through, sleeping ear ac-
commodations from Omaha. Lincoln.
Aurora aud Grand Island. makes the
trip an easy and enjoyable one; and
for the benefit nf all who desire to tcsi
the efficacy Of the waters, round trip
tickets NJ reduced rates, good for nine
iy days. ARE now on sale ut all Offices
OF the Burlington Route. n
For pamphlet, descripllxs.,of the
springs. and full 1sa6Iastion hs 10
rates, time, 90. .arriy 10 any agent OF
FRANCIS.
Gen'l pass'r 4 Ticket Agt.,
. OMAHA, Mn.
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Iftrst publication Doc s,isol.l Nk.
NntiEE tor Publication.

b.
Land once at Sterling. Colorado.
1seci. 1891.
NOTICE In hereby given that the foilol ing
~ named settler has filed nOeice of n, In.
tsntion TO make fnal proof In support ut Ills
claim and that said pruof will he made 0,fo..e
tho Clerk OF tho District Court rbillips
county. Colo. At Holyoke, Colorade, on
Jan. o, 1903 viz; h
ELMER II, MEAD,
Hid eutry No. its,s, for the " Il sec 8 n u
range 1w.
He names Abe following witnesses I'd 1,rove
his continuous residence upon and ctltivx.
tion Of SAID land, viz;
Gcorgs Gilbert. Of IIplyose, col3.
james u. Lamar, ~
John Wolf " "R
Arthur {. Hutton "t
Any person VIII, desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof or who knows Of
any substantial reason, under the law and the
regulations OF the Interior department, why
such proof should not be allowed, will be given
an .pp,rtunitv at tn, above mentioned time
and place to ctoss-eyamine ihs witnesses of
said claimant, and to offer evidence In rebuttal
Of that submrtsd by claimant.
NE. TEDAUN, Register.
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n ngSssug'lpD.'e 9
coxsr,1r rfio,,I Z B

III oldinyssciaS, rvbrx xsM practice,
having had pluc.d In his hands by an Fast
India missionary the formula OF a simple
vegetable rr,acdy fur the speedy nnG-pcrnia.
ncnt cure Of Consumption. bronchitis. Gu.
,arrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung AZ.
fection-, also n positive and radical cure
for Nrfyou, Debility and all Nervous Com.
plant, after having tested It's wonderful
curative powers In thousands of eases, has
felt II his duty To make II known TO his sui.
fcflhg fellows. Acnaicd by this motive
md dr-irr to relieve human suffering. I
will send free Of charge, to all who desire
Il, this recipe, In German, French or Hngiisl,
with full directions iot preparing aud using.
Sent by mail by addressing Will stamp
naming this paper. W. a. NorEs,
es.iy NO Powers Bl.rk, Rochester, n. Y.
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ity 1t is u gratifying sign Of tho
times. Denver Times.

ity, 1t is u gratifying sign Of tho
times. Denver Times.
The Rocky Mountain News should
hive had representative at the con-
vention to srco,M Tho resolution, ,ns that
Journal seems TO have the utmost conf.
deuce In the suundaess Of David Is.
Iiill on the question of the FREQ and
Unlimited coinsgc Of silver. II the
News proposes to boom Hill OH the
strength OF his position on the silver
question sn opportunity like that
vi the silver convention should never
be allowed 10 PASS unimproved. Such
an occasion furnishes splendid op.
pcrtuniiy for analyzing that celebrated
silver speech Of Gov. Hills and ex-
planning 10 the voters that, after paint.
ing in glowing colors y silver record
for tho democratic party, he really
Intended to add postscript placing
himself on record as endorsing the
platform mapped out BY him, but, in
his excitement over the speakership
hglt and his steal Of tho New York
legislature l,c forgot To do so.
-
The state bOnrd Of equalization for
the year 1901 levied a state tx Of a
mills, the fraction being in excess of
the constitutional limit, aud IL levied
and collected would increase tho taxes
Of Weld county shout $500. The
board Of commissioners Of this, county,
after consultation with their attorney,
have refused ITO extend or enter on
tho tax list, state taxes for ail purposes
to exceed four mills on the dollar, 'and
have 50 Informed State Auditor Hen
dcrsou, who will probably now apply
to tho courts for Inandamus to COM
pei the county TO levy and collect the
tax. The levy in eScess Of four mills
is for interest on the capital bonds, and
to pay the alleged Ute war expenses.
The Larimer county board Of commits.
sioners have signified their intention
of sustsining aud aiding Weld county
In It's action, and other counties will
probably join IN with Them. - Greeley
Tribune.
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EDITORIAL.

cant have Am:Ie u ltnf. teltl
.--fiarms xsd tariA Isbs yss by
you t.....tas binding twins trust.
e-ssshe knows that the average price
Of four grades Of binding twinc has
fallen from ~ ceno . pound in 1850
g. and o-l0ths cents in 1881, but the
free trader isn't goi,fg to dwell Oh that
fact. You must study tlss facts for
yourselves when FREQ trade orators in-
dulge I'm glittering generslities.-N. Y.
Press,
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tf'rst publication Nov - 1891, No. SEC
Notice fur Publication.

Land 0fdcs al Sterling. Colorado.
Nov y, 1891,
NOTICE ishcrcby given that the following.
~ named SETTLER has nled notice Of hia inicn.
tion to make nnsl proof IN support
Of his claim. aad that said proof will be made
before tho clerk Of tie district court RI rhii.
lips county Coio., at Holyoke Colo. on Jan.
:, 1891 viz;
FRANK l.. HOYT.
II Il No. sitl. for the $ W y section u, ,yrn.
ship No. 9 II IN range No. t5w.
lie names the following witnesses ~ prove
his continuous residence upon, aud cuiuva.
tion OF, said land. viz:
Joseph II. Guernsey. of Hoiyoke. Colo.
George A. Crane.
Samuel u. Lain, :"
Charles n. sesrs.
HETEDnoS RsK1sfer.
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lrrsa psssssassa ~ ~. tsl.. !. =.
I. sNs~d Om~>. ssrvsswy s~s". ~
No, - i-si.
$50. isi,

complaint having b~rn entered al this at
nee by Charles !. iiIoikiun pruinst August
D.. iiioin,Iuist for abandoning his homestead
entry Ma. -osi dated April 9th is.i upon The
NV ~ see stpsnrts~ i'biiip. county Col,
with view 10 the canr"iin ton II said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned To NJ
pear nt this of,ic- on III. nth day OF Jnnuar,
l-,. nj ioo'ciock n ~ Ia respond aud furoisl
i.siib,o,y concrfnins -aii alleged abandon
meni.
" y. TkDMoS. itesi-t~r.
w.D. iistL,sb, Ant. for contestant.
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rng COMING I.iy2x,t

The Chicago, Union i'uciac 4 ~ ''' -.
The travelling public ri fou,a 'ts1pf.l.sd |
Through trains, fast time. ~ ws,Sa' nsn1
sleeping ears, clcgan, dining es4tt cd. pr
slerpcrs, reclining chair eafs'0Nit tone
some day coaches. ayeu "
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-iiRiiifr's sAI.E

STATE ,,,,,,nu o, 60, cnnn, comano. IS
NY virtu. Of writ OF special execution To-
sued out Of the county court "f rhiips
county, state af Colorado. to me 10 sherin
directed, In favor OF C@org. y. Ciarh. and
against J. O-Jslinson. Alfred Johnrop, Char
ley johnson, Abraham Johnson, Gust john
son and n. bergman. the heir. NJ law OF
Johas Abrnsumson. now dsceased' whereby
I am commanded 10 sell all. or so much Of the
following described land, situated In fht'ifps
county, Colorado, to'witi The ~ Y - sec ~
intpi,n S..wesi sth pm. In PhiisiIs c.un
IS. ,olornic, NJ may he sufficient to csy the
sun, OF sixty seven doilavs te'7sf, and ssty
seven cents. aud e,st- u suit and accrn~ri ny
costs, have levied upon nnd taken In ssccn'
iion all the right, titic and Interest Of the said
asfendrnu, J. -. Johnson. Alfred Johnson,
Charley Joha-oa Ahraha,n Johnrcn Gust
johnson s"j II. bergman. the hcirs AZ law of
Johan Abfshamron nov deceased, In md TO
tn. land above described, which shall offrr
for sale at pnbiie nurtiop.o the sstdny OF DE,
c.inbcr. u \ i-ei. n' the hour OF o'clsrs y IN
at the iront door IL The court house. In The
town VI ItoyoLc. to the highest and bc,, ltd
der Tor c,srt. JAMES 4, TEMrl.E,
sheriff,
The state herald., 1891-12-25
ual Looks,

,.ood looks are more than skin deep, de-
rcndiuT upon health, condition Of all III,
vital organs. II the liver h. inactive, you
have n bilious look. u ,out stomach b. dis.
ordered ,ou have di-iepiit look and u
your kidneys be- affected you h,yc pinchcd
look. Secure fod health and pu will hay,
e,sM luok4, Iiy.ii, vhc great vi.
t,fslive 1K4sWf fEpNns.l these Vi.
,nl on. Z. ffKNp Art ror uonie.it.A ,s,,l
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i,uosi.rS's AmSrcA sA,.yr.

Tho bcs, salyc In the world ior Cuts
ruiscs sores, Ulcers, Salt RhcuM.. resII
.sofcs. Tei,rf, cIarpcd Hands, Ch1blAil
cof,,s, and all skin Etupiions. ~ ~
lively curcs Piles, or no ray rcqu1 q u,
guaranteed 10 give perfect satI1 td6 al
money refunded. Price Is csHS eSlyIcs
For sails by city drug siae. w Suchi,I
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=! 5l1s'ss.. .!'s......

1Do(06 York presents
sssni1SIF u take tue oath OF Office of
United States Senatoe, after turning
over his present positin, to Roswell T..
Flower, Mr.. Iliscock Of tho same state
will raise the objection that he has lost
title to the senatorial seat by abondon.
ment. The suggestion that David B.
Hill would loae title Ia anything Of Of.
ice 10 too absurd 10 lrv considered even
for = second. In this case he has
doubtless secured the best legal advice
~ TO how he could dtIsy IN taking the
ssnatorship without ito working au
abxnsioLmens.- Denver sun.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
sEArTY's ORGANS and PIANOS.

Hon. Daniel y. Beatty. the great organ and
piano manufactures. Is building md ship.
ping moro organs and pianos tnan ever. In
1870 Mr.. Beatty left home n penniiess piow.
boy, and by his indoinitable will he has
worked his way up so 40 to sell 50 far. nearly
10000 organs and pianos since 1870. Nothing
sscns 10 disheartsn him; obstacles laid In his
way. that would have wrecked any ordinary
man forever, he turns to mn advertisement
and comes out Of brighter than ever. His
instranhsnts, asis well know n. are very pop
uisr and are to 10 found In nii parts Of the
world. wa are informed iANt daring the
next ten year. he intends to sell 1000 more
Of his make. that means business OF ss,.o o.
o!of YES average them at cleo each. Il is al
ready the largest businoss Of the kind in eI
i'tancs -s-ndio DanIelf. Realty. Washing.
ton, Scw J-rssy, for catalogue.
The state herald., 1891-12-25
lfirst publication Dee I is,i,
Alias noiicc to contest.
Us Land onicc Sterling Coio.
Dec ). ir,i
,Nos7i

Complain, having been entered at 'tl. .,
n'e by Robert tumuiinss assins. ~ a.,
un,,., .,,,,,,,. entry y. Iseii datsd April 9Th
,ss, ,,,,,, IN. - :. of see s.tp t,~ Ia Phil
,,u- 10. Colorado with n view To the eanerila'
.tio" Of said Entry; contestant alleging that
Edward MeSsily failed during the second
y,nr after making snid sntry to cultivate or
cause 10 he euitvutod ten acres on said tract
~ required by Law and that said failure stiii
exists, the said parties are hereby summoned
To appear NJ TIL. once on the is day of Janu'
AIRY ir:. n, ioo'clcct a. ~. "a respond anu
furnish t~stimon, concerning said alleged
fniluir.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

6euator Turpie has introduced u joint
sesolatton In the Senate proposing an
auendment to tho national constitu-
OH rrovidins for the election of United
States Senators 10y direct vote Of the
people. At piescat tho constitution
requires Senators TO be elected by the
legislatures Of their states. Conse-
qucntly, AN election by the peoplc
would not bc valid without change
In the constitution. There is no doubt
that III amendment Of this sort would
receive popular approval, and there is
very little doubt that thrcc-fuurths Of
the states would adopt it, and thus
make IL valid. Ono Of the, mos: cor
rupting Influences in politics ut the
present time is the election of United
States Senators by legislatures. In
many OF the states every other public
question is subordinate 10 tn. question
of who shall be chosen Senator. Leg
islators are nominated and elected, not
for their ability to advocate good leg
islation, but because they have cx-
pressed Preferencc for certain Gait
didato for tho Senate. IN many cases
b. ibery has been used IN the election
OF Senators, aud the corrupting in
iiuencc has been Indirectly felt in ev-
cry department. cf the stale govern
mcut. This evil would lie done away
with almost entirely by the election Of
senators by the direct vote Of the peo-
pie. \ senator would then bc elected
ns governor Is now. Legislatures
would be chosen, not because Of the
preference OF members for particu-
lar senatorial candidate, but because
Of tue supposed ability Of the lsgisla.
tors to take part In legislation bche-
acial 10 the state.-lIenver Republican.
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A bill has been introduced In the
Senate which provides for the making
Of 6nsl proof under the law Uf 1891 on
timber claims by parties living with.
out tho state. The law ms passed gave
the right TO residents Of the state In
whicl, the land was, to prove up ut the
cld Of four years compliance with tho
timber culture law, by paying Si.a5
per acre. Tho bill extending this right
10 non-residcnts should not become n
law. II Is supposed that our land laws
are enacted for the benefit Of the
states and territories to which they are
to apply. The law giving r. sident Of
the state the privilege Of buying the
land embraced IN his timber claim. Is
all right and is beneficial TO the bona
iiilc settlers, but to extend this right
10 non-residcnts Is simply to place that
much laud In the hands Of non.rcsi.
dent spccuIatcrs which Is doing the nc.
tual settlers n great injustice. Tie
non.residcnts who hold timber clails.
took their claim under the ,.~
knowing It's rds ,cmsr... .ad they
now have their chs. - =: q proceeding 10
10 get ,ltl8 sas land under the old
yiaW = lesWing reaidcnts Of the state
IUEnorn1D3up1 lies and taking nd
a resent law M To test.
nglns title 10 land taken
O0oot ~ sISMesst culture act, there Is
no good reason for extending 10 non.
residents tho same privileges that nre
accorded to tho actual resident who
cndures the labor aud hardships Incl.
dent to tho settlement aud develop.
ment Of " new state.
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rRTsTkE'~ SALE.

DEFAULT, having been mnde in thc yny
- mrnt OF n scriain promlssory note cfecut
ed by jaime. u. Fear. for tho principal sum Of
t.sic lny alhr to the order Of iisydon 4 Dfck
in-un, aud s,'cured by n certain decd Of trust
executed by 'sid james u. Pear on rho .jih
day Of april, 1851. and recorded ON tho nth
day Of April. issa In book II. si pag. Z. ., the
records OF iof=,n county. state OF Colorado.
public not,ccis hereby given tliat the under
signed. Job A. Cooper. or In ease oi the desti,
resignation, removal from tho city Of ben
yer. or fnilure to act. or other In ability OF
said Cooper, ihcn the undersigned, Eltns II.
barton, sheriff Of Arapahoc county. success
or In trust IN said deed OF trust mont oriad
will by virtue and under the power ant nu,
thority Of ssi,'dee,i Of trust and for tse pnr.
poss-s therein mentioned. sell at pubic aNct.
Ion Mt the Tr~mont street door OF the court
state Of Colorado. at the hour OF 10 o'clock.
noon oa
wEpNEsir,Y, the sth day Of JANVkkY.
= 1891. the property In said decd Of srnsi
northwest quarter (nwi,l. section tbirieen
ti5). TOWNSHIP .cven az, north Of range forty
three ttsl ~ss'. together with all the -s.s.
riEhts and prI,ii.gcs In saia desa Isl.
m.Ssfonssi. .-snt'sil and -i"so. r.,,,-.
i-y~s aud nppursanaucrs ...'.,,,. -,
Ing. .itunt1 ", the -ou"t> ~
~ part ~ the rounty "i Logan. anu s'A'e
.,f Colorado, JOB A COOPER. Trustee.
ELIAS u BARTON,
,S,c I, issi. successor In Turst.
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$5OOO0O isa''Ss 2ssinr en;sssS: nsIss":
adircs. Dnnielf. Beatty. Washington, n. J.
The state herald., 1891-12-25

The two rival universities, Yale and
Harvard, have made arrangements for
q debating contest 10 take placs nj
lsoaIon Oh the evening Of January 18th
lSoe. The Iuss,lcn for debate IL: lie.
solved that young man. casting his
drst-Soss In 1872, should vote the dem.
oc1DIi6 tl1ksi,< xa|s Pr. les s9lxe1;
The state herald., 1891-12-25

that unIversity n this co''tsst srs c"l.
orads bs1s, Randolph q. sur6adss and
George y. cos.isss. Ssth VI hcn,er.
This ia certainly an honor for tho cen
t,unIsl state. but Colorado never takes
. hack seat In contests of this kind.
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c,a 9 i,slSlksi sll'l,,sins the corrsc Of
'" vi 0Svil u IIill. u New York,ii
r.,AS fIs eolssgs Of silver. fell
h,yo 4 Duth.wsAI silver convention
Tor n I'M yrat. rtiay. No ono could
t,o,o,se ~ SECOND the presentation oi
N. ce,,c aa. senator lill's motives
yc :, idered piiralS 1neclnsl' and
SSi1s' e i@d ;. ~ ,.Ial ,,,,,.,.., whit,
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senator Gallon has introduced u bil'
In the s~umte providing for The ndop-
t,on Of un automatic car coupler ny
tho railroad companies. Tho bill colt
t.iuv the novel feature Of deciding up
on tho coupler TO bc adopted by "a vote
OF the companies aud ,heir employees
the aim VI tbs bill is certainly com
.,u66minble one for. there is scarcely n
\nsscs without employees Of Tho
being either Killed or crippled
!: Z. i !: s. J. "'
u ,but ll@t tie Htaee Shstld
IA aut6fnSIc coupler, but how
s.lhl1G b 10 be reached Is not VI
ca1S1yA n seen.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-08-20

son, " it is necessary that the photographs
should be taken at the rate OF forty-slX
per second. Any smaller number would
show Irregularities and break In the
motion. There was a machine made
awhile ago to print pictures OF an oblect
In motion, but it would not work fast
enough. 1t produced an imperfect ana
ierky motion, like this" and he illustrated
By raising his arm in series OF short
Jerks to his shoulder.
How did / find out that forty-six photo
graphs must be taken every second! Wen,
I've been experimenting with this thing
for long time. Now I've got it. That is.
I've got the germ, or base principle When
you get your base principle right then It's
ONLY q question Of time and a matter OF
details about completing the machine.
The details can all be worked out after you
get the germs. Come upstairs and see the
germ work.
He ran I'D stairs with the step OF boy
and easily headed the procession to the
spot where the germ was expected to
prove that the reproduction OF motion by
photography was an established TACT. 1t
isa question which part OF the kineto-
graph Edison himself regards as the
greatest part Of his invention, the ar
rangcment for taking the photographs or
the continuance for reproducing them. 1t
was the reproducing continuance which he
showed to the reporter as the germ.
To outward appearance the germ Is
nothing but pine box, which looks very
much as if it might have been originally
intended as packing case for shoes or
boots It stood on end in front OF
lathe, and the open top was nearest to the
lathe. In the upper end was cut hole
about an inch in diameter, and in this hole
was set a lens. On the bOstom of the box
was arranged q series OF wheels and spin
dies. A role OF gelatine film was placed
on spindle on one side OF the bottom.
| The end of the gelatine strip was then
| carried over one of the wheels and past
| the lens in the hole In the top Of the box to
| another spindle on the other side OF the
| box bottom and fastened. A small belt
| ran from the lathe to the shaft on which
was set the spindle, to which the end OF
| the geiatine film was fastened. When the
motor was turned on the roll Of gelatine
strip was transferred from the first spin
die to the second, and in the transfer
passed under the lens. The photographs
on the slip came out perfectly. AS the
germ " was worked fast or slow the re-
| production showed pure motion or ser.
| ies OF jerks. When it was run at
| the highest speed the reporter saw q
young fellow waving his hands and touch
| ing his hat. Sometimes he laughed OF
shook his head or twisted his body and
wriggled around. The slip could be seen
to be in rapid motion. but the figure was
always in front Of the lens, tossing his
arms and shaking his head and laughing
Every motion was natural and perfect and
it needed but the projecting lens and the
larger screen to see the whole figure &C
curately produced, and to be able to distin
guish every feature and to recognize the
action Of all the muscles Of the face.-N. Y