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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
SURVEYING iHsrRuME HT

An automatic surveying instru-
msnt has been devised which would
seem 20 be OF considerable use 20
engineers IN railroad construction.
The device In intended to make an
automatic record OF the distance and
profile OF any road or path aions
which wheel can be rolled. II con-
siata Of a drum aetuated by a worn
and worm wheel. receiving tie mo-
ton from the' crank ehaft OF bi.
cycle. upon which the instrument II
supposed 20 be mounted. through a
cord belt In the interior OF the
Drum Ia a screw, turned by the same
belt. through n train Of gears and
friction discs, when thrown.into nc.
tion by the change In position OF n
pendulum. A nut travels -. thls
screw. 10 which IA attached the pen.
ell movements upon n strip OF paper
wound from O supply spool upon the
revolving drum. A continuous pro-
portionai movement of the drum re.
suits from any movement OF the hi.
cycle, and raising or lowering Of
the pencil. due to the pendulum. fol.
lows the inclination OF the wheel
tread upon the incline. The record
made IL n continuous line, closely
following the changing level Of the
ground passed ver,-Engineorina
News. Mey 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
"RaPip FIRE" GUNS.


Rapid fire," or quick hring
guns are frequently referred 10 at
this time. but few iayrnen really
Appreciate the meaning OF the torn.
AZ contrasfed with the SLOW IRE"
breech-loadsr. The distinction u
not OF size. for the rapid IRE Rys-
TEN has extended from the one
FOUNDER proiectilss to four.inch,
hve-Inch. and slx-lnch CUPS. throw.
ing 90, 10 and 100 pound shot or
she'll. The essential difference 10 In
the method Of loading. Instead OF
opening tho breech and inserting
the proieetile and the powder sepa-
rnfeiy. the latter in a bunting bag.
ammunition r. now prepared as for
small arms: enc ball. powder and
firing primer are united the pow
der In metallic ea1e attached TO
the shot, and the primer I'm the cen
ter Of the base OF thfs case. There
are d number Of types OF rapid IRE
guns, differing IN the way this am
munitlon IL fed 10 the gun and fir.
ed. The six.pounder e. "a inch cal
ibre) rapid flre guns OF the Hotch-
kiss, Driggsschroeder. Maxim.Nor-
denfeIdt and the SpouHei types can
discharge 20 shots In four minutes
2s seconds. four minutes 25h sec
onds. four minutes III seconds. and
four minutes 5sta seconds respect
lively, or 20 TO rs shots per minute
with accuracy OF aim. without at
tempt Of accuracy Of al mthe speed
can be Increased TO 30 to 80 shots
per minute. With FIVE inch rapid
FIRE guns. or 70.pounders. 80 shots
have been fred ln I'VE minutes -
Engineering News. MAJ s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27

fall. when the C. NJ. fiill saw mill
was burned. ana the mines IN the
vieini'y already hhYiHs eiven out
This once prosperous town ~ ait
uates near the main limo ~ the bu-
luth s Iron Range railroad u wns
iaia CIT during the iron exritcmeut
ON thu Mesaba ranEs ten years AFRO
charlemagne Tower was the diHcuv.
erer ~ what was then thought a.
be an inexhaustible deposit ~ iron
ore aeaf the present town 81 Mesa
ha. which soon became "A lively 1T
tie village. Three years ago tho ore
began to give out ana last summer
the last mining operation was ahnn-
dansd. After that came ernmhlin 3
dacaY and almost total demolition
Of the few houses that remained.
Everywhere one secs the r9ynrrF Of
mining town that has doomed out
To-day there n practically nothing
left but the village organisation.
The election comea IN March. but
none viii be- held There o. no
money H. tho treasury and there T.
q debt of Sos. The township orEan-
laatlon viii be continued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27

John Chandler. who resides IN A.
len county. IL tho father Of twenty.
nine children. twcnty-one Of whom
are llvins and have families. These
is nnty.ons children have an aver.
are OF Ave children 60 each family.
thus making Mr.. Chandler the
grandfather OF los persons. But shat
is not the full extent Of his Offspring
for he has thirty-five great grand
children. 90 u will be seen that Me-.
Chandler stands pater-familias 81
Ian achievement rarely equale.l.
II Is certainly not paralieied when
tho fact 10 considered that tbs
members OF this large family are eli
living.
Mr.. Chandler IL a remarkable man
in several other respects. Although
rs years OF age and residing In the
hills of Allen county, he reads cur
rent literature and keeps himself In.
formed on the leading topics OF the
day. His eyesight Ia perfect. and he
reads the nnest print without the
AID 81 glasses. lie IL an expert rife
shot and spends n great deal Of Ais
time squirrel hunting. He cast hi
nsp, ballot for a presidential can.
ilaate In isis Tor Taylor. the whis
nominee. but for The past flfty ycnr'
has voted the Democratic ticket. Hi
wife. who IL three years older thar
he, Is hale anc hea-ty.--Dowilns
Green Times.
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NEW TARIFF
Does Not Lessen
Sales toCanada.
Much ceoDS OVER THE BORDER
Exports Nave Been rwenty Per Cent
Great Than st . Corresponding
Period tsst Year.

WASHINGTON. II. G. Feb. I'll
Five months operations ~ the new
Canadian tariff have not reduced our
sales 70 thr Dominion. Indeed. the
cxports from the United states 90
canae, have been during that time
nearly 20 yer cent. greater than IN
the correspondents months OF the
preceding year. white those from the
United kinEsotn and her colonies
nave Increased Less than 10 per
cent. during that time. despite the
advantages given TO them by the
new law. The Canadian act 81 1927
provideg n i2N per cent. reduction
Of duties levied on goods from any
country whose tariff shonid be as
favorable 10 Cannds rs those og
Canada 20 other countries. and after
the expiratian Of one year an al.
disiorfi irss per cent. reduction was
20 be made. The fFst reduction
went into operation August I. 1891.
Additional legislation In tses -
modified the act that the reduction
Of Is per cent. which was 90 ta4s
late ansy 10 goods corning into Can
ada from the untted Kingdom. ner-
muda. Brtsish West Indies. British
Guiana. and other nrstirh colonies
whose tarifyr we're as fatesab'e Ca
Canals a. tho British tsrential
tariff 10 10 such colonies In spite
Of this discrimination. exports from
the u.ited states 70 ranads Tor tho
last ave months % 1895 we're fsi.fss.
fpa. ss compared with Is ia 81 IN
the same period NJ 1891. and So. ssa, =
III In the last Ave months OF isos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
PERSONAL MEkTIor.

T. G Amcs, prominent mill man
II Port Gamble. arrived in the ci.y
ga surtsy ana IL registered at the
Rainier Grand Hotel
=. 4 Calder. aren't a, Tacoma for
the Canadian Pacific Railroad was Ia
the city yesterday.
Cal I. clemand. a newnpapar msn
from anohominh. Is 81 this Rainier
csanl
T. = Csyir. Canadian tactic agent
- Vancouver, ~ g. II registered a,
the Hsinier Grand.
7. 4 Bansiis collector % rur.
teus a Port Townsend. together
with hia ron. , n. ifouNtis and Mrs.
Gee y Housiis. sister 81 the col
ieetsr are registered at the Rainier
. sna
J Mcmillan. manager NJ the
Enche ilarbof Lime Company at
nsehs Harbor. Is e The Seattle.
IT. Bsn. n the nrfn Of PEN. VIII
"a MH Company. q Everett. IL Al,
she zea.tie
Ferry Porter. - Taeous. son Of
SENATOR Foster. is registered at the
ssatsn
4. Davis stats senator from
seaHsiolsh county, Is stopping AZ tie
Hasgtlt
eaiaaei Frank Wilkinson. - Ana.
eFfH . rromiueaf politician In
sefi cnHufy. and formerly IN the
faietsre. s registered at the
aealtia.
Travelling passenger agent 81 a. y.
Calvert II the Canadian Paelnc. IL
in Taeema.
r coyle. district passenger
gxert ~ the Canadian Pacific. is
also n rscomn.
cz1 r. Lor~er. prominent log
x wan " Faitharfn. IL At the
assst'a
state senators ,. 4. pavis and T.
J 1fiisr arr registered at the
Seattle
A. n'Neison. % the nm Nelson
Mll Company. az Everett in al the
seattle
! Hs. president II the Great
S9ffbsfu railroad. y MILLER second
yiee-ureslfrnt. ana = J. whitney.
nensfal Iasrcnrrr agent. together
a3ih "a small party Of friends. ar
rived Yesterday Ia NJ Huns priv
ate esf. and are regiHteree az she
Butler.
- Il cinuRh. ex-governor %
Minnesota. ana Thos Il. Benton. an
attorney Tor Great Northern rail-
read. sfe stopping at the Butler.
Postmaster nav. Of Cherry val
10y. Is ct the piner
e. atariand. postmaster and mcr-
chant af McMurray, ls registered at
TIA Dnier
Wm uirhrp. a member % the
legislature from Jefferson county, Is
10 town. stopping at the Diilsr
Fred Moiaharger logger OF
llisqn s. az the piiier
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and henevolence among very differ-
ent dameatlcated animals. especially
N the form OF protection, sharing
Of food and forhearanee, Specialize
ed lnstanoea In which daFe and eats
have taken focd TO others could
doubtless be authenticated. though
the writer has not witnessed a caae.
but there II the strongest Of all cvi-
dence that they have tendency 20
perform ther and other services 20
other animals, eeause the domeasi-
Gated creatures voluntarily offer
these services OF heneyolenee 20
man. How can any one doubt that
animals on domentieationl are viii
ing TO feed each other. when there
are cats all over ENGLAND and Scot
land which delight In bringing food
as presents TO their ownern7 We
need not go back 10 the historic eat
which caught pigeon every day
and brought II q It's master when
prisoner In the Tower Spectator,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
How Eli Was introduced.

All Clark. OF Honkinaylllc. was a
leeHl waE who. when Eli Perkins
visited that town ON one occasion,
stood his aallics al afternoon long
He was "a introduce Ell that night
10 the audience 20 which he was 20
lecture when the tima arrived u
was found that but few were pres
ens. owing 60 the heavy dash ~ rain
that came M lust before the hour
set for the lecture. Clark took Eil
by the arm and walked him gently
20 the footiiFhts, Making a bow. IA
said.
Ladies' and gentlemen. u n my
pleasant privilege 10 introduce 20
you MIR. Ell Perkins. Judge Fuinnd,
this Il Eii Perkins Mrs Cot smith,
this Is Eii Perkins. Mr. Hunter
Woo. this n my friend, Mr. Pork
ina. Col. Campbell. allow mel ihts
l. Mr.. Perkins" Thus he continued
until he haf maae the lecturer pee
sanngiy acquainted with each mem
Der OF the aadienes.-fiendersun
Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27

ell y srccIaiIsis. Astronomical. mag
netis and other physical observe
lions win be- taken. and special at
teatson win b. given TO glacial phs-
nomnnn ana TO the study Of the re-
act nature Of TIE so.ealied pniaso-
eFysfie tee, whose origin. formation
ard dfife are not yet understood.
The party L. equipped for four years-
EveFdrup's plan 10 use his ship for
winter quarters for his men does not
accord with the Judgment Of Arctic
explorers generally who. since the
Mares expedition Inf 1915. have re-
Rafdsd II as far preferable. when a
expedition has land base. 90 live
ia a houae on Shore. me Fram's
stores include 10 bottles % brandy
and q large supply Of tobacco, ~heh
Is quite aninnoyatlon on modern
IDEAS 81 Arctic equipment. the pre-
vailinK opinion being thai creature
comforts Of this sort are better Jeff
NJ home. Nothing In said In the
statement q SysrdFuD's plans soca
TIE important matter Of tog foce
Ills ARRIVAL al Smith sound. n be
got there. must have been consider
sely later than that u Peary. and
Is hen the American started fer the
egard be had Glxsy wairss In ths
hid Of the VIII d~srf on which TO
feed his dogs SvsTdrup could hard.
- stop 80 LitfIeton island 70 hunt
g 1irps without ieopardiring his
chances OF enterinx the sound last
season. for at tie time he wa push
ing north the Hops. Pcarys auxsi-
larry vessel. wss returning south.
ana found Ire already forming n
II willie bay,
u remains 90 be seen whether
Hvtr1t sps NorUcrians. with this
chances Of dissstsr increased by
,aeir comparatively isrE. number,
viii be able 20 equai the siedginE
feafs in the coming season OF the
American explorer. who has he~u
GATED by Sir Clement n Markham,
che greatest Ice tray sier In the
world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
STORM HAS PASSED
Center Of the Area Is Now
In Montana.

o~cnyicnsi rain At Seattle f. pre-
diesed for tonight and tomorrow. and
for eastern WASHINGTON. snow. Lo-
cal observer Salisbury. IN his early
morning daily synopHlss REMARKS
that storm area ~ considerable
energy moved with extreme rapldiiy
over Washington dnrins Sunday ar
ternoon and night. causing rains and
hiah winds. The maximum vsluet+
ties reported were; Seattle. - miie...
Tacoma. 20 miles, Seah hay. y
miles: Fort Candy. 20 miles. spp-
kane. ~ miles: Portland. ~ miles.
The center OF she storm ARA is now
IN Montana. Tbs tsmperatuse wns
quite moderate everywhere except
In Alberta. where at caisory 20 DO
rrees below aero was reached last
night. Heavy fsin - reported from
Seah Bay. amounting % t.i2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
SVERDRUp's TRIP.
1etaiio Of the Work lie Hopes
q DO In rsary's Field.

Capt. averarur. via with fifteen
comrades sallci on the Fran from
chtiHtlania. Norway. on June "a last
Tor 2 pidFaiions on the north coast
81 Greenland. arrived at Egcdcs-
mlnde. Greenland. after n rough
journey on July g. The party
reached upctnivik. nea rthe north
eFn boundary ~ the Danish domain.
on august I, ana Il supposed TO have
sailed on the following day for the
Ear ngfth. on the Journey M the
Greenland coast sverflfup purchased
some daae. making about 100 siodFe
animals. including fifteen that he
took from Norway The Gcorraphi.
cal Journal for February prints an
official Ata'cmert OF averdrups OBJ
jeeis and equipment This state
fneut differs materially from svcr-
drup's earlier announcements aa TO
his purposes. and shows that hts
mission " IN large part Identical
with that OF PR PearY. whose plans
were made public months before "
was known thnt sNerdrup intended
e. occupy the same field OF cNpior-
alton
sverdrur'a intentian was 10 force
his way through Smith couud aud
fehnahn channel aa far north along
the coast % Greenland as possible.
md iHan 10 use his ship as head
quarters for slcdEe expeditions.
These sledge PARTIES viii be sent out
70 explore and iuaa the northern
mainland coast line and 10 attempt
70 connect Cape washington. the
mort northcrly roint known on the
west coast OF Greenland, with ln9e-
peadence bay on the east coast. dis
covered by Poary. and, II possible.
with Cape Bismarck. further sourth
on the came coast. other sledge par
ties vii leave the Fram To explore
the archipelago north Of Greenland.
Thus Far sycrdrups programme IL
identical with that which Ea0ry huu
previously Announced. Ifs IN guess
.tionais tastei ana most unusual for
an explorer tt rs 20 field that an
othes explore Intends to occupy.
and attopirt ~ carry out there the
aeme work hat the other man had
previously Hnnued 10 do,
SIX af.S thrup'a crew are men OF
scientific 1 fdratAn aaa geology.
otnnv arr "A biology are al represents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27

srEvEposEs WARNED W

The gang OF rieveaores engaged In
dlscharg,n4 the coei from the shin
Marion Chiicott. became overheatcd
by treir work. and when they
knocked OF AZ the noon hour satnr-
day, sought reffeshwaat from their
labora IN the indulgence o. few
Riasser % Old Rye. Whsn they re-
tufned 10 their work. eunts Of them
uere in rntncr hiEh spirits. Sever
nj 81 the men were inclined 20 BE-
auarreiseme and refused 90 DO the
work IN accordance With the chief
atevedore'A directions. 9ne ~ thcn
picked a quarrel with the chief steve
iore. and suddenly found himself
lylng on the fnt ~ his back on deck,
This had the effect % SOLDERING tho
men. aud there was no further
trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
SOLDIERS HARD LUCK
Ne Is sow Working on the
Tacoma Chain Gang.

TAcoriA. rsh e - II t'sv cfair
eanr warslnE on the streets @; t..
eoHa today. 80 IL ia alleged. 10 q
yenas fellow wsp enlisted ~ thr
F4rsi Washington volunteers 20 80
70 the fFsa; - g harrsaad ho 'es
in ore ~ fhe comra nina hat we've
mustered Oct, iie itss iolnoa the
regiment. aus rccorllns q army re-
rulatians. was given transportation
hack Il Tncoma-
During the time ~ hts service NJ
had been promoted from the ranks
70 tn grade % corporal slight ~
T. this promotion H u evidence thht
TIRE r4an Ia above the average 81
eaiiher frvfinG IN Tacoma WITH
bat few dollars. II was only fVr or
air dava o. fore he uaA broke hes
erssiIv eanrfcf'ed him 70 hnid down
= chair ~ q saloon stove pride po7-
sihly nraventinr mm from seeking
the police station for iodfing. Dur
Ing = roundup name nights aEa
the yauug ex.soidier Wa arrested,
diving a hctiduua Marie and rcfusa
ing To answer questions es 90 hia
horne, business. ete.. ~ vas pen-
fenced % thirty daYs lauor % iae
streets % rise cite
lie utay be defeftei any dny BY
the broad hrimmed rieHeh BAT which
he 3esra drawn down ever BIZ facrf
To got lauk rt bis features q
would bH ueecgAarY "a walk uD .
him ard rniaa hts fAtns
A. an ofrcer 9alt last aifhf'
Simply cass - hard luck The
young fellows home - probably
somewhere IN the interior % the
state. II wori1 ts useless 10 aei.
him for information. as he would
likely suffer torture before making
public who nc II OF from whence he
"a rvss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
Ending Up Floor boards.

II In a common thinf to see men
passing floor boards right up the
front OF a building, The man on the
ground raises p board 80 that it3
upper end can be crashed by man
stnndlng at the window at the sec.
ond story. who now sNinsa the low
er end OF II around through the air
and up within the grasp Of a man
atanding al window in the story
above. Tue third man IN turn swings
IL up TO a man NJ a window IN the
story above him, and - the board
foes IN this way from the grouud ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
BensvsIenes In Animals.

We hive seen a small pig stuck IN
q paiIng through which Il had trfe1
% squeeze. assisted by an elder one
inside Attracted by It's cries, Il took
the email pis'n head in it's mouth
and tried 70 pun II through, IN do
ing which II almost pulled the sur
fcrer's head on. In another case 81
cat deliberately fetched It's owner
To aseint another cat which was "
Ing helpless In a nj. Moreover, do
mesticated animals are to some ex-
tent ''proRrcrsiye.' and have rcaiiz :
ed the notion ~ common good
among other creatures than their
own stock.
There are a good deal OF seryice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
SET ASIDE FINDINGS.

IN the case - chas p Remahurr.
guardian 81 Robert n. t.enEstnff. =
Ianatle vs. Frankhn L, esmaft. q
motion for new trial. has Seen filri
pstit.unlna the court 70 sat aHida
nndlns and conclusions, on a. >
grounds that the eviaanes was nos
sufficient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
NEW STRIKE MADE
In tho Northern Cold Fields
at Lake Sennett.

News comes from Lake bennett
stntif that a rich strife q gold has
PRESENTLY been made ~ 4 creek lo-
Gated - the east s.de af the in,-.
and Towing into thas body 81 watrr
The creek H. rald u b. Situate J
abaut Eve miles frum the island m
the iess, and. according a. thr 20
catlao Of the island On the maze.
shows that the new discovery must
come v'ifhia the iimifH II the eau
adlan territory.
THIS II rsid 20 be tha ntat rnd -
the precious metal frt found around
Heunet'. ard proves thH fstfaHiNes
n~sa = tbs gpld area q the coun-
try
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
TOWN IS ABANDONED
Mesobe. MINI. Is Given Over
TO Rats and Bats.

MEsABA. MINI. Feb. 21.--A yea
ngo this village had a population Of
Loo and was one of the livelies,
towna along the Mesabu iron range.
To-day thorc are only forty-nIne per-
aons in II and these soon win move
10 other mining towns, The last
prep Of the hamlet fell away last
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HARD TO KILL.
Sailor Who Cut Yis Throat and
Jumped Overheard.

John Johnson, a seaman belonging
to tho schooner Comet which sail.
cd from Port Gamble recently tor
san Pedro. r. hard 60 klll Near the
end 81 the voyage, Johnson cut his
throas and Jumped overheard. nc
was niellrd up by his shipmatos, and
his wound dressed. He did the act
while temporarily insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
Y. m. C. q. ATHLETIC MEET

The members 81 the T. ~ G. a
win hold meet aean which VIII
consist 81 i've .vcntH-running hiEh
jump. hair mile dash. rope climbing.
potatas race. and 10 pound shot Tho
exereipr viii be- under thu charge q
Physical Director pauEhitt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
QUICK TIME MADE.

The schooner Lyman ID. Foster,
whicn arrived recently On the Sound
from shanghai. made the passage In
iweuty-four days. which breaks all
previous records made by sailing
vessels. This is the ordinary steam
ship time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27

whereldocks bow lhe the vsver
front an<merch ntmesl fioat shsger
natives Ddd,ed heir little craft ana
fshed. hey wet HARD aad aavef-
trreus. I'd. eouent leither with
rsthertn( sheiihh on De shore nor
with hoSing tn sainm and spes
ling; tho attacb1f and captured a. !
larger 4itors q the ksh. uotah 4
the porrrse. TRY huned. too. an
with veeson frSn tint forests and
beyond he Law and IN from the
river. doubt Jared pumptuous'y
every al.
These Iunters and fsermen iivsd
on Taytse at perid - remets
that sh\ most faatious guess ccn
eerninsk takesjen . sAds OF recht
Iessness Lesa sim tsenty ysaGs
ago the were bund~.,S have Y
a r~eordpf theeeives nzs vhbbi{
hesp k1wn intiensinc rnc a.
ture a. ''kitdnn midd Re
Ing thrash II debris u iui
Iprinevd discidon. says Ant
shells & edi2 moiiu niag
with . quantity Of bur wcof "
pieces q bone sssincisiiy p
polse bees. dsrs' sorns sfo
implemsu" No doube&1 thu
left Of Ne ocespe,ion a
life Of te settlers.
Now pnss ~ remsf g
Of the sory. ne mid 81
ecveredsith earth tweiv r.
"slther iefritus NJ the If
Ia nds.ip' and eight fee, s11.s
exeavasrs found twelve 80
nns Of ae Roman era.
have eipsed," nays the ~
"betwea the time when IT,
n.rsate vss Inhabited BY
early fiAefmen and the ssonA
r,cd. wlea the intermnts
Mace. "-s]ccd Words.
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q aGoevlAa slAs,

Mals,swski. an engineer %
COW, nj invented an instrume
great lhe for making exN
lions e Suhmarine work In
sorine. Inspecting the huliS
ships. sfef uses of q similar nat
The ins'ument IA. In eject, 4
noeuisr kiass, Nth extended b.
Il eonsiks Of three parts, 4 81,
hor, ahsut one foot In diameie
slnc divreihe tube and fhss 5r
IN whirl the ieAses are rtts
box Is made q sheet iron.
closed elov b . sheet OF
with ; packed between
washeri fron projections I'd u
bottom q the box protect tht
plate from rough contact W
ehannel or OCEAN bottom. ~
wires fe easstta down the
a the tube. and the field tori
ration h thu iliumined. witH
range " the hnses. by extsr
esneescens lamps. With the
sTy rrovisioAs for With
water, this Management c
thu ccnstrrcticn OF the 4
fol vertical Examination. III
Is deslIsd u make lateral VI
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