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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-10-27

yykpnans hyIs w atfcdn 4 Wal.
senbufg, Colo. do Pueblo xvlatt.
MIN sIskem dfihy Cult. Dimt ve.
ron i'yi DO nemoeniec bohssy do.
bytkif Neuman, kiefyS ' hAdee
iednim pansm fsdnim Do podbiisi
sifeIsn byI vxdsIenost mexi o.
h<ma mts,y obnAsf 81 mil . nfs.
lena byla 50 minutseh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07
49, ESTABLISHED 1855.
The Henry Stuckstede
Bell Foundry Co.
~ CHURCH BELLS AMI CHIMES.
t3i2-i3i4S S. End. st.. ST LOUIS, Mo-
GttpaS WeueS tna btas
@a9enbau.

Die lang beiprpdenen neuen limh,. .en
4iae auf Ser .Nero 8eitern Sine g. Ct.
B. D. & 8. u, bic Swiiden Winneapolis,
ct. Yaul uno Chicago laufen iolen, int
lest i'm 9ienite. Die Trsiie wie aud oas
Bolt, oaS oieie Sise inipiS,rt bat, aeben su,
oaS iie oas SDbite in Der giie Hbabn~Yau'
funit oarIieueu. Die lofomotipe 1T nab
benz b%efannten 900 Nuiter, uno bon einem
gube aum anbern 1T Der 8ua nit einem
8orpIab nit elmer oiden @lasplatte per.
jehe n, ourd pelhe bic Ylatfprmen einse.
ihloIeu fino uno burh bic Gle Sh6nheit
ip,e bic 8eauemlidfeit bes Suses beoeuteno
aeboben wiro. 8enn ibr 6itlih reiit, fua.
rum niht bic neue limitirte .Nortb Neitern
2in,e~ patroniiirt, g5curiions. ooer ionitise
9idets iinb auf bieiem !2use siltis unb fei'
ne EXTRA 5orberunSen fur before Nccomooa'
tionsn. fidsts, Sdlaf uasen, 8eierpat,ons'
farten uno pole Sniormation seseben, uenu
ihr euh on euren oeim'Nsenten menoet ooer
aoreHirt an Z. Us. 9easbaIe. O eneral'gaia'
aieraaent, Ct. Yenl, welher aerns bereit 1T.
eud Yampblete SuSuididen, nie pole BE.
idreibuns oieier nenen Sise enibalten. gs
aibt nihts ber9lthen mebr i'm giienbabn'
i~poaenbaa, ni4t euimal be munberpofen
Ra9s auf Der WetanSfsluno. % bd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

90 De .. ". VI 9isnrren
60. bot ibre Commercial Souqutt &i'
aarrs oui Der Wortt oebratt. &on al'
Ian &auhsrn nrro fie iir ouseetnbne.
sebaltsn. ger'uht oisielbe uno it rplrb
eu& sefalen. 3S-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07
nniere Yrdmien=O Herte,

Mit ieoem Baar ginfaui i'm 8etrase BON 80
Gents unb a%uiuarts, seben mir Sud Elm Coupon
fir ben 8etras, fir ben Sbr t~auftet. @enn Sbr
$500 uertb Coupons Suiammenbabt, i9enfen mir
@ud cine infer berrli6 eei9nlttenen @laspaareIt
sntipeoer elm SuttersefdB, 3uderooie, &abmsTitdsr,
2Dfielbalter oeer Sbr f0nnt oeforirte @blnas@aare
babsn, einen &rus, &udenplatte, 8rubteaer obsr
y8srrp.9iib." 8enn Sbr Coupons senus babt,
fbnnt ibr Elm uolitdnoises Get baben. IS tuerben
absr feline Coupons sesen @ustauid ober an Psl5'
RODE uno &pbss sesebsn. 9ieie Yrdmien uno Yreiie
lino in ,nierem S6auienlter ausseiteat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07
st. 9ofrpbs-C nlnnte.
erue seutjds Golomis In G~aIitormiem.

3uduriten-9aRt (mtt 8atrii- 6 pniraft fir bic Ri.
b,m. Cbf. ant g9etn.qaat. @areits' uue Nsttt.
9ane. NBrtlt&e unt fueIt6e Tspbuttt ptne Straj.
G ". lien pen Der srsesn Ssr.dtls'tte zen 3nderfabrit
bel SaItnas a, 500 Ginpptnsr), has an Der Sduptlt.
her G puttsrn Pacific 6 tienbatn uns ~ Jastltn
ron Nsntereu.Sd lttgt,-8ir&e, S6pls une feutt1t
Gelisrse geN6srt. MtIees 8Iima, gsiunte ea8e;
retblites, gutss gpaHtf; 8eni etut Sfsuntslt. @uts
5armsinrtbtungen. 8luftst Ssetngunscn une Ian.
ss Iermine. Wan rsnts I'D an: Is Serrae,
Nariu Str, San 8raneises, Sat, cher an J.. 3.
y rle, Grle Spring Winn. Al II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07
qrI&ri6e G6e

sin,useben uno seimnee aineer su 5eusen, ferner
allies 98iNensnertbe iber Geidbledb ts- 6ranfbeifen,
bartlett u. I. m. sntbdIt' oas alte. seoieSene. osutibe
Bud Ter Rettunss, Nnfer', As. 4ut., $50
Seiten. NIT oieIsn lebrreihen Nbbilounesn. Gs IN
Der ein,ia 3uperidiGse Hatbseber fir ararse uno
@eiunos uno namentlib nidf ~ entbchrm fir
2eute, bic ft oerbeiratben mouen, ooer uuelidlib
perbeiratbet fuo. 98iro mad Gmpfans BON % Gts.
In poit.Stqmps lipraian 9srpadt irsi in9sianot.
DEUTSCHES HEII-INSTITUT,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, n. Y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07
Grei uerianot On Mduner.
Gin Wann in W,9isun!entbsdt Gin be
rne,tenstpertes 4eilmittel tue
BerIpf BON araft.,
Yrobeu uerben fret IN Iane pertonet, oR
barum i&reiben.

Carl 8. Nsiisr ssn 9aIamaiee. uto. sei &c
usm iatfsianssn &ts esssp se ttsinSn w w
r,rIixtu Qsteen rcu rsrlslsnsr Wennbertett sss s'S'
tsiss Miitti s%sfuntsn: rsI6s ess s,isss sstis. >, -
r,ais ain, grsbs ter W,tti,tn ansn Nanntrn % ien.
BEN. Il. an ira ns ansr Ssrm .,s SS,sS' ,s snstt,s.s
Ss,ina ess ~&ttd6tuiHtS unt tU &rett, iore@sn
Wuatu. arampfsfubrud rnf uuetstsmng. -.
SsiImttid lat ttns ttisnttrs anssnstme tp'fisna ~
ScSrm, uus (Httut unmittdltaf ~ ntrlsn. tnssM y
Bic ~srrlanstt Kraft uns stns Gntrtdinns GMs'; y ~ w.,
an, s,rin,xt rirf. Ias Ntttsl tsits var. 1sliss
ssaasnsis ssn al ben ustsia uns st,esn; ss W.
iatrsIa natm Tttbrau6 tr ssius!te W.;
Nunitisntn tsrratun. sns fsa tn tsssn Saas ss'''a'
iuperlafH9 fttn. m.o.. ~, aoa "a,
-. rsmsi,' ralsma,se, Wt&., BET tu ets anfe'
Zen. sai. ga sias yI.ss i.t,;s s''%'i is;.. w. Ss,s Sa"i
,,s,ne wslxs Qrt rise ssn itm asfs rftrt Dtfeu, ~
tst Elm ssssss Sntsr,as tsrss. sst -. Snnss 'ss' :
lem srstssttasp 6stimtttsl Ssrbretiet etSs, W Y
n..s,ssst mil e ersisIt BE rrsts aAsr sestsett y "
stm SrrAsss stnfa6n Ts6st, lseso - o.sssssr
isia, arr4t ssr uabssnsmIiAfstt o." odsss's"'u
~ kaSsa tsanat.
sas, sw.su sssssss. s>ss ssssrs ~ f~s'sss'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

Dur&titnf ist'4sn 81. ysui, NtnnssyslS. $,ls
sunssR tts ssAii& an Gnsssaftta fur tt a,s,isl
SsGsnb. Oregon unt Gslttsrnts runfts. ulssi,, Gt'
ysn snt ahtna. gsfbtnk u nesn IN ben Bptai1a'a
hdbtsn fis att lRitAtn uns fabltAsa vuatts.
xBshli& lauteus Cshlt@ ~las'fno.
No. lex Sunday II :O6am. No. 2Ex Sunday 4;i5pIa
No. 3 daily 1855 pm. No. 4 daily 11;6 M,
No. Rx Sunday illmaF No. Q daily 4;43am.
at 7:OOpm. No. 6 arrives from VIII
| No. Z daily l0:55pm. mar 4:40pm. III sun.
Nc. III IL Sunday-Sandstone 1:00pn.
No . runs via Clearw ater.
No. 5 makes cod Injections at ELK River for WDs'
Superior and Duluth, arriving Du,uth at 1'l5p-l
6ls gQlppsn. 3t9ets unt psas Snfssns ttsS 'pIta
SsS sbss fAsstbt en-
Q. q. Rst>s. 9. VS..
-. glsul.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07
Rtnoer uno &naben, ltItferS.

Bic srbBte unb ponitanoisie Nusmabl in bieIer
Staet Al 81, 3, 4, s, 6, Z unb ~aufiparts bis $40 90.
Skinner. 8nabel' uno ainoer . SweaterS Su 25, IS,
80, 1858; 81, so, $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

ontractor fur Iampi. uno SeiSpaRtr,
Sei,unasapparaie. gute uro auperisiRat
Arbe,t ftets aarontirt.
ct. GIouc, YRinT. 1-sks
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

@roBer Yrets &arnepal
Getten'N Observation-Disclosures
80 9useno idtuere natarI,de &oubom Semoe unb
S0len, ipertb 40gts infer YretS.......... 25gtS
SO Huseuo Terbp gerippte Semoen unb Soien fir
Manuer. wertb5 75Gts, Bel uns......... 4sgts
80 9uBeno nit gSoqe gefieBie Ndnnerbemoe unb
Soien, biuig Al 1858, infer Yreis ......... 5Ogts
rs TnBeno natirlih tpolene NIT feiner g8ole ae.
fiebte Mdnnerbelnoe unb Soien, pertb $1J0O.
infer Briefs. 75gts
so 9ubeno 9oloen unb meiB 9emijdte tpollene Senis
De uno Soien, perth Sl!oO. ,uier Yreis ...... e5gts
80 9uBeno 9eflie6te 8ameelbaarene Semoen uno
Soien einige Sduier bei6en fe btlis 81 81 %,
infer Yreis..... SSgts
Wr baben ~unsefdbr 10 Nuiter beKerer Sorte bon Sen.
ben uno 6oien, extra fem uno ihner BON @emtht au d,
$1.25, 1.5O. 1.75, 100, g. 25; bieielben iino 20 4sroSent
mebr wertb, as mir oafir uerlan9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07
Yrosperitats> @o9e 1T a~n9efomunen

ub Der mHwmWW WMUn 1m MM Wr Mbut Mr Chime m hs odrhmMM n gr @h Mu r rr-I
MM aMMn "a M Der eWpa&ny sf r 3sa! &q@n Safer am 8b in Wm&sH fiji ale lire gpNme um Sw Ww|
MM@@ % M ym %m Mg@ nN@@hnS Mfo Mm @@ mn ar gnbaus prmaR sW@ aud Inherent
S%Mm u I% NM M "% me M@ S %w %%M@ % wrh m @"bmua %@n EsS W sau SoT@e fNm uub@w|
fnF r@mn6hRr o9tnw mea inc Sd@ &rp iMm9M rT mbM mm Wr mn @m mau n mn mm $500
"Hha @e hp'm nan a" Die Ernha9rmsS s W hhmm eamsm n
$50 ,OOO wertbe1 1euen 6erbi- mnD QStnter- &prratb Qefa1ft|
m@aG bel Wna %%nkum sss sg m%mm be- omn amen gtn unnt m9 mwm seahsMupI
MnTha us mbt gfsf wb 2n mw mm a@Y&mm YM nit db mbm wMH umn OMhu in upraTWn
W@nmm nit tmna rr Ved@a@a1, mb W wAt f6n@ mir sfs an mNuna Wwm bMn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07
IN uu5eretn &uabem. &letoer. Depart
lanae Spjeu fir &nabeu BON Is bic 10 Sahre ali.

LANCE Soien fir auaben bon 10 bts 10 Sabre ali.
Bon Seoerinann piro es ~sueeseben, oaB mir bas ar6Bte
uno bette Department I'M ytoroueiten baben. Nir fons
men Seoen beirie oiaen-reih ODER arm. g8ir balten Die
nieori9Iten mie Die beiten GualttGten.
wertb s4.OO. inner Breis. ............... 90
$50 &naben.Nusise in iefs ueridieoenen Ntufern,
merth $500, lnier Yrets. ................ a 90
1926 8naben.Nnsi9e in flint perlhteoenen Bfuitern,
mertb 800, unier Yrets. 5 90
300 anaben Nnbise in iehs peritiecenen Gfuiieru,
eiuise SauIer nennen ie bili9 81 5000, infer
SretS Z w
15O &naben.Nnslae, Die n~eueiten Wtuter. gbeds.
Ylaios, gbeuiots, pertb $40 bis $12 infer
ETetS " w
1875 8naben. Nnsi9e, crtra feline Gualitdt, wertb
$l2, nner Yreis 10 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

lS- Cine lO@ts @iaarre iAr slnsn
W,del. 5ro9t nod bsr Commercial
Bouquet Gisarrt BON Der 3. o. B ir
&iaorren 90. 86-bo
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
WIN. B. SHARP
II GO.
Fourth and Market SITS.

Novelty Dress Fabrics, silk
and wool. in fine combination
SOC.
Fancy Mixed Novelties in
new shades, very handsome
and only TWO dress patterns in
esch shade-green, blue, brown
and garnet-44 inches wide
7sc
The celebrated LIP" Water
proof Bias Dress Binding
every customer hu,ing enough
binoiog for a skirt will receive
d paper skirt pattern fee
Best Black Chintz-3c. per
yard.
Extra heavy Black Tafeta
Lining-I yard wide &c
A fine line of Suiped Otto
man Sui'ings in all shades, SO
inches wide--I2 nc
Pophnsin allihe best spring
shades, So inches wild, ST.
per yard; one of the most
popular dress fabrics this sea
son.
Special for Wednesday,
One case best quality Indigo
blue prints, &c per yard.
One case brown mixes in
best prints, 'SHc. / er yard
Another lot of that extra
heavy yard wide Unbleached
Muslin, SIC per yard, aud
one somewhat finer at a.. pvr
yard.
Nineteen hundred vards 5
Shaker Flannel, roc grade for
&C. per yard
Bleached Muslins. Hill
yard wide, &C. Fruit of Loom
oHc.
Ginghams are popular,
pretty and durable. We have
distributed so far this seaso
over 10000 yards which shows
how well they are liked.
There's another case on sale
for Wednesday.
Chambray's I5c grade for
Ioc. They comprise all the
new styles of plaids and srrpes
in the latest co.oIings.
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Under order OF the Orphans Court, In
,arttion proceedings, will be sold on
WEDNESDAY Y. April II. at O'clock D.
m, at the County Court House. in the
city Of Wilmington, the following de-
scrthed real estate, late of Benjamin Ha-
ey. deceased:
No. Ia farm in Brandywine hundred.
New Castle county. on Concord turnpike,
With all suitable and necessary buildings
thereon, containing about ninety acres.
No IA three-story brick dwelling
house at the southwest corner OF Front
and West streets, lot 20X9S feet.
No. A two-story brick dwelling
house, No. 1112 West Front street, between
Van Buren and Harrison streets, lot 14x5
feet inches.
No. A two-story brick dwelling house
No lllf West Front street, adjoining No.
3, lot l4N5l feet inches.
No. 5.-A brick dwelling-house No. Ga
Christiana street between Madison and
Jefferson streets, lot ten feet on Chris.
tiana street and running back at that
width to Second street.
No. GA brick dwelling-house. No 61i
Christiana street. adjoining No. o. lot ten
feet front on Christiana street and run.
ming back at that width to Second street
No. IA brick dwelling-house. No. e3l
Franklin, now Christiana street, on tho
north side OF said Chrlstiana street. /;
feet inches front on Christiana street
with a large lot in the rear.
NO. ga tWO-stOry brick dwelling house
on the east side Of Parish street, being
No, 206 Parish street. between Jefferson
and Madison streets. 13 feet inches by
So feet 10 inches deep.
No. "a two-story brick dWelling-houst
on east side of Parish street, No. 2QS Par.
lsh street lot 13 feet 11A inches front by
IS feet 10 inches deep.
with all rights OF alleyways appurte
nant to each of the above premises.
Attendance will be given and terms
WILLARD SALISBURY, Trustee.
w. A. Huklll, Auctloneer.
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
NEW SOUTH SIDE RAILWAY.
MUST BE COMPLETED WITHIN TWO
YEARS-REGISTRATIoNOF LAND
TITLES.

stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover. April Representative
Dempsey gave notice Of an act to in
corporate the South Side Railway Com
pany The incorporators are William
w Lobdell, George G. Lobdell. Jr..
Alexander Mcleod. Robert c. Tolmie.
Charles G. Rumford, James Megary and
Frank Kane. The principal office will
be in Wilmington. The capital
stock is S10o 600, with power TO increase
20 100000. II is proposed 10 run a
line of road from the works Of the Lob
dell Car Wheel Company to some point
on tie line O. the Wilmington City
Railway Company in South Whining
ton, or the Wilmington and New Castle
Electric Railway Company at or near
the boundary line CT the city. lt may
also build q branch line TO Farnhurst
station. or TO any intermediate point
past the Minquadale Hcme and also to
the Delaware river at or near the mouth
OF the Chri5tiena river. The work of
construction muei bc begun within nine
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
HOUSE NOTES.
AGAINST THE DUTY.

Tho leather manufacturers OF VIII
nington nave notified Chairman
ichieren. Of the Leather Mems Associa.
ion. of New York. that they will sup
port the organization in it's opposition
% a duty on hides.
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
No. l..

When the season opened we were
lucky enough to find an immense lot of
Fine Percale Bosom Shirts. We bought
about fifty DOZENS and for that reason
got them at a price which was prob
ably less than they could be manufac-
tured for. We have been selling them
for S100, but in spite of the fact that
we bought them at such a low figure,
we are going to lose money on them
tomorrow and sell any of them (sizes
in Mems and Boys from - to 10, for
EOO
Evening journal., 1897-04-13

Attend the auction sale of pictures at
No. 81 Market street Bargains all this
week
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
DIED.

M'DoNALD.-On April 3. 1897. Owen
Mcdonald.
SLAW.-On Thursday morning. April
8, 1897, Mrs. Josephine. Slay, beloved
wife OF Isaac Slaw, of New Castle
Water Works.
Evening journal., 1897-04-13

Attend the auction sale OF pictures al
No. 3ll Market street. Pictures selling
fast and cheap.
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
EREn ONE wrEL

FREE. ONE WEEK,
April u to IL, Lily of the Valley. Dc
not miss IL. Grand Union Tea Com
pany. No. Cos King street.
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
THIRD WEDNESDAY
Special Bargain Sale

Our store tomorrow will be the cen
tre Of attraction for those who are
anxious TO make money by saving It.
This is the third of our Wednesday
Special -Bargain-Sales, and four lots
enumerated below will serve to make
this tie banner day Of them all
Evening journal., 1897-04-13

Newest styles at lowest Prices
Misses Spring Shoes, in
tans at 75c.
ChildTen's same quality,
sizes 8 to II, at 55c. Chill
dren's sizes, 8 t. g, al 4sc.
Misses Dongola Shoes with
spring heel, patent leA'ter Zip.
at S5c. Same quality, sizes 8
to II. at 7sc
Misses spring heel Don
COLA shoes at 65c. Same sizes
6 to 8. at 45c.
Ladies button shoes, wit
patent Zip, at ooc.
Ladies button shoes
square, opera and Coin toe
at ST..
Ladies button shoes in plain
common sense toe, at ST..
A special bargain in Ladies
hand-iurn shoes at So, in but
ton and lace.
Little boys lace shoes, sizes
9 to IS. at 75c
Boys dress shoes, sizes 3 to
81, at 8sc
Boys and Youths shoes in
tan at SL25.
Mems tan lace shoes at
SI.so
Better Goods at Better
Prices.
|GRADY'S.
No. 800 King Street.
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
500.

Look at them in the window.
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
No. g.
No 3.

Contains $50 pairs Boys Knee Pants
They would indeed be cheap for soc.
Some of them worth 75c.. but they are
medium weight, and in order to rid
ourselves Of them before next Fall, you
can buy them tomorrow for
SOC.
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
No. 4.

We have twenty-three Child's light
weight Reefer Coats. Colors, black,
blue, drab and tan. Sizes, 8, and 10
years, originally sold for $500 and
$3.50. To clear ourselves of them we
will sell them tomorrow for
CSC.
These are four chances Of a lifetime.
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
WANT A REDUCTION
In Taxation on Unimproved
Land in Wilmington.
ANOTHER RAILWAY ENTERPRISE

THE INcORPoRATORs or THE
PROPOSED SOUTH SIDE COM
pANY' - DELAWARE'S DEAF
MUTEs - OTHER LEGISLATIVE
prrSfNESc
Evening journal., 1897-04-13
No ALLOWANCE GRANTED.

Representative Cheairs gave notice of
an act TO provide for the registration
CT land titles in the State OF Delaware,
and to simplify and facilitate the trans
fer OF real estate. This is the bill
drawn by Josiah Marvel, the substance
of which has already been published
Il contains sixty-seven sections.
Evening journal., 1897-04-13

An act to incorporate the Christiana
Yacht Company was introduced b..
representative Donaldson. George w
,picer, Jr, David X. Donaldson, Simon
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Sturgeon and William r. Guest are the
ncorporators. They propose to engage
in yachting for sport on a capital o.
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/ chronograph, used for the measure
ment of the speed of projectiles, was
an electrical device, in which a series
of wire screens were placed in the path
of the projectile at intervals, so that
the latter would cut the screens and
thus break the circuit. The firing of
the gun likewise caused the release of
a bar, which, as it fell, passed a series
of knives. AS the projectile in its flight
cut the successive wires, the breaks in
the circuits caused these knives to fly
out and lightly mark the falling bar.
! Thus, by knowing the interval between
the successive wire screens and the
/ time interval of the falling bar it was
possible to compute the speed of the
bullet or shell.
MEASURING THE VELOCITY OF A
BULLET.
But this was a crude affair. The
new Kraag-Jorgensen rifle adopted for
the United States army gives a bullet
an initial velocity of about 1900 feet
per second, and the high-power gun
which shoots a distance of Il or IS
miles DEVELOPS a muzzled velocity
often OF 1000 feet per second. Incl
dentally, it was a desirable thing to
know whether the velocity of a
projectile was greatest at the muzzle
or az some distance thsrefrOm, and the
exact point of this maximum. To eff
feet such a measurement required deal
ing with a unit of time so minute as to
bear about the same relation to a sec
ond as a second does to the time re-
quired for walking, leisurely, a mile
Extraordinary as it may seem, a new
instrument has been devised at the
United States artillery school at
Fortress Monroe. in Virginia, for meas
uring such velocities at intervals of
five feet for any desired distance It is
known as a polarizing photo chrome
graph, and compared with its mechan-
ism its name is simplicity itself. 1t
would require on the part of the reader
a very clear knowledge of physics and
the principles of polarization of light
for an understanding of any technical
description of the apparatus.
Roughly, however, it may be said
that series of screens are set up in
the path of the projectile at the prov
ing grounds and that these form a cir
cult running back to the chronograph
in the laboratory. The chronograph
itself consists of a bewildering combin-
alton of electric lights, prisms, coils,
analyZerS, lenses, cameras, tuning
forks and electrical motors. The ma
chine depends for it's action upon the.
use of polarized light. A sensitive
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Thus, in taking, a measurement the
machine is first adjusted to a. point on
the graduating scale corresponding to
the nearest 10th of an inch to the size
to be measured. Intervals of less than
this are obtained by means of the mi
crometer screw. Here, likewise for fine
vide a constant temperature, since it
seems impossible to construct an in
strument of perfect compensation for
the different rates of expansion of the
various metals composing it.
Intervals of space have been meas
ured for a long while, but minute in
-tervals of time offered a. more COM
pick problem. From physical point
OF view, the time unit, unlike the units
of length or mass, is in a sense a de-
rived unit Unlike the standard meter
or gram, which can be directly exam
ined, compared and copied, we have no
direct model of a second, but must de-
rive the unit by observations upon the
motion of some standard body, such as
a pendulum or the earth. This process
of observing the motion of the
standard body involves the recording
of the exact instant between two or
more points of the motion of the body
which successfully repeat themselves.
Ultimately, then, the reliability of such
measurements depends upon ability to
produce. a record practically stimuli
phenomena itself The two practically
have are light and electricity. The old