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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-19
,OW OVER CARDS
{NDS IN MURDER;
| FIVE MEN HELD
Nctim, Dying, on Pool Table,
( Accuses. Man Caught
,-;h,.f "a. ,....
Fleeing.

Antonio Disantc, for;y-ayc years old.
o. No. 2+3 Wavne street. Jersey city,
died in the c,ax Hospital, in that city,
to-day from a revolver shot wound re-
ceived in ,,he ,sa loon Of paspualc Pan
toffalo. at 40. S57 First street, late last
night. August Marinallo. forty years
old. of No. 2SS Railroad avenue. under
arrest. is accused OF tho shooting
A group OF men were playing cards
in the saloon when n quarrel arose. A
tree fight followed, and when shot
rang ouHIoisante fell with a bullet in
his lung. Marinalio ran from the saloon.
but was caught hv Policeman Dundon,
who had heard the shot.
Dundon took his prisoner back 10 the
saloon, where Dlsante was dying on
pool table. pisaute pointed to Mar
inalla as his assailant. and subsequently
again identified Mariuallo at the nos
-Four other men are held as Witnesses.
All, according to the police, say that
Marinallo did the shooting.
Marinallo has a badly smashed nose
as a result Of last nights aCra".
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-19
WESTINGHOUSE WEDDING.

PITTSBCEG, Nov. u. go Tie date for
the wedding Of George Westiuchouse
,r. and Miss Violet BrockclAank.
daughter of Sir Thomas and Lady
Brockelbank. ot London. has heon set
for Dec. ls The International marriage
was TO have been solemu;zod some tim"
ago, but was postponed, II IL said. on
account of the financial difficulties Of
the great Westinghouse interests. THe
I return OF better times has nabled the
I couple 70 carry forward their plan.
: The marriage Will he the elimination
kcf a romance which began az the West
Electric ana Manufacturing
Compatys plant. where the couple met
for Ind first lime and where George
WESTINGHOUSE was Mt work learning 10
be IN Expert electrician. Mss .Br?cLei-
bank Va visitor ut tho Wee - Oh sc
home, solitude, hut had not met her
fate ND she visited the Stops md saw
her future husband MS o apprentice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-22

Arthur Hotchkiss will leave In a few days for Indiana, where he will attend business college.
 MT and Mrs Seth. Bassett have re- turned from the shore where they have been spending their vacation.
 There was large number of wholesale milk dealers present last evening from this and adjoining towns at the meeting held in the town hall for the purpose of forming milk dealers association. A con stitution and bylaws was adopted, the principal one of which was the one imposing fine of $50 on any member who disposes of his milk at a less price than that set by the as- sociation. It seems to be the prevail ing opinion that after November l that milk should bring 4h cents per quart at all milk centers. It was ru- mored that several dealers in Wood- bury had contracted to sell their milk delivered to the trolley company in Woodbury for cents and that 20 cents per can was to be>the price for delivering it in Waterbury, which makes the price 4 1a cents delivered in Waterbury. Just how the farmers are going to maintain the price Of AZ cents delivered here is problem to many s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-22
WATERFOWL JOTTINGs

George Fox has returned from his vacation.
 Mrs John Galley of Waterbury spent Sunday in town.
 David Thompson of New Haven visited in town Saturday.
 William Demarest has accepted a position in the Oakville Pin factory.
 The work on the new wall around the old cemetery will soon be con- pleted.
 The Rev Sidney Dixon of Newark, N. J., is visiting in Watertown and Bethlehem.
 Upson, Singleton & Co.'S Ultra suits are making a hit with the young fellows.
 Miss Sarah Hammond of Rome, N. Y, is visiting with Mir and Mrs s. Buell. Heminway
 Garry Flynn has secured employ ment at his trade of machinist, with the Waterville Pin Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-22

FEATHERS
 Cleaned, curled or dyed. LACES.
 The most beautiful and delicate laces carefully cleaned by experts. GENTLEMEN's CLOTHES.
 Cleaned and returned ready for immediate wear. a,7 s..r THE DYEING DEPARTMENT. [
 Is of great benefit to every house. holder as Lace Curtains, Portieres, Rugs and Blankets can be made to look almost like new at very little expense. Further particulars re- garding this branch will be cheer fully given you at our Domestic De- partment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-22
Connecticut Patents.

B. Christian, Waterbury, picture molding bracket; w. w. Gould, Bridgeport, sewing machine flywheel; F. H. Richards, Hartford, variable speed mechanism for chainless bicy- cles; W. J. Spencer, Waterbury, power air pump; F. B. Wilcox. Mer- iden, electrical fitting. For copy of any of the above patents send 10 cents in postage stamps with date of this paper to C. A. Snow & Co, Washington, D. c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-22
Fire Hem. In Four yillaa...

Escanaba. Mich. Sept. 9. = Forest fires. though checked by light rains on Friday. broke out anew. and four vil- lages north O. Escanaba are surround cd by flames. The villages th-eatened are Niagara. Guinness, Foster City and Hermansville.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-22
Mrs. Anna Dc P.yster Weeds Aaain.

Johnstown. x. r., Sept. %. = Mrs. Anna G. Ross De Peyster of New York, seventy years old and already twice widow, was married at her country home here to Ernest Bolton. a twenty old insurance broker, also of New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-22
Whit. Plaque Fair Opens.

Washington. Sept. 22.-what is prac- tically worlds fair on tuberculosis was formally opened at the New Na- tional museum in this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-22
GRIEVE, BISSET, & HOLLAND, 3S.4O Bank Street. Tel 5S3
 Waterburys Busy Corner Store
Bear Brand Yarns

is importance the who knts choosing work with hfless wholly lacking in the elasticity that beauty crocheting
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-22

CLEANING AND DYEING.
 We have taken the local agency for the best establishment of this kind in the country, and if you've any work to be done in this line let us quote, you prices on same. All work is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
 THE DRY CLEANING '- DEPARTMENT. IsI
 Is of special service to ladies, as the most elaborate and beautiful gowns, etc, can be thoroughly clean ed without detriment to the style or trimming, and returned ready for wear.
 GLOVES CLEANED BY OUR SPECIAL PROCESS.
 Stay clean longer than those cleaned otherwise. Are odorless, soft to the touch and have the fresh- ness of new gloves.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-22
BEAR BRAND YARNS

uniformly excellent thread made from wool carefully selected for its making them quality but also far brilliant and lasting in color than makes. fe.ier t
 We a fuI of SHETLAND FLOSS, ZEPHYR GFiRMANTOWN, GERMAN KNITTING POMPADOUR WOOL. s4 #ts r.
 possible with BRAND YARNS you'll perfect satisfaction in
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-02

LEM do.
Dar-Ah I see you are afraid of him.
would not have believed it of girl of your spirit
If he begins this way where will it end?
LEM am not afraid of him; you shall not say
such things. l am hungry. If you do not come
with me at once, l will go without you.
Dar.--Oh no. you will not. Do you think will
miss the privilege hardly gained? Permit me.
Offering his ARM Eek. Len and Oar. e. u. b.
Enter Therese L. B.
The-What has become of Lenore and Sir
Earnest? What can she be thinking of? Maur-
ice is in terrible temper can see it clear across
the table. ENTER Sylvia c. D. b.
The.-Are they through dinner already?
Syl.-All but Lenore and Sir Earnest, who have
just entered-and what do you think she did?
The.-Anything you might mention.
Syl.-Instead of taking her seat by Earnest as
she should have done, she came over and sat
down by Maurice, leaving Sir Ernest to eat his
dinner alone-and interrupted most interesting
tete tete between Maurice and myself. | was
just telling him how my poor dear husband made
so large a fortune in pork at one lucky stroke
Well, of course there nothing to be done but
for me to get up and leave was there?
The.-Of course not
Syl.-I do believe she took his hand under the
table. If there is anything hate in life it is such
forwardness.
The.-Lenore knows what she is about
Syl-As I live, Theresa, here she comes now,
hanging on his arm. She has not eaten mouth
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-02

Len.-You asked her? Why did you-you know
that engaged people always go to dinner together.
Dar-On what principle | never could see.
With a whole lifetime before them in which to
get tired of each other why should they be
crammed down each others threats before there
is any legal necessity?
Len-That is their affair.
OAR Offering his ARM At any rate | have
had the advantage thus far. Everybody has been
good enough to suppose that it is you and who
are engaged.
LEM can't imagine what put such a stupid
notion in their heads
Dar.-I see nothing stupid about it. Internally
we may be conscious of how dssmilar we are to
each other, and how distasteful, but outWardly we
are rather suitable
Withdrawing her ARM l do not see it.
Mau.-Miss Lenore, why do you thrust your
happiness under my nose? Do deny your bliss?
Do pretend to be happy as you? We can not
all be Maurice Testers; if we could be, we would
of course, but as can't you must bear with us.
Len.-Sir Earnest!
Dar.-You will be with him all the rest of your
life. Why do you begrudge to me this miserable
half hour For one half hour forget that there is
such a person; at cheese time you may remember
him again You must confess yourself that it is
very hard to be shelved all in minute!
Len.-Why did you stay then? You knew what
was coming. l told you to go.
Dar.-You said with your lips, but your eyes
said stag.
Len.-They did not; and if they did. could not
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-02

Mau.-(Turning to herr l have have /?
Embraces herr Then with your permission l
will keep you. l will not hand you over to Mr..
Darrell, amiabe and gentlemanly as you think
him, doubt.
Len-Maurce, never pretend to be jealous of
me again. 1t is patent to everybody that | love
you and did from the first thousand times more
than you love me.
Mau.-Nonsense.
Len-Ah, well, it is the way of the world. One
gives and the other takes; it would be superfuous
for both to give, would it not?
Mau.-Not super1uous, but just.
Len.-Well they do not, all the same. Some
day-some far off day-the balance will be
changed, and will love each other equally. Till
then
Mau.-Till THEY'VE will not quarrel as to which
loves the other best-and will eat our dinner
with content. Here come the others, and l confess
l am hungry.
Len.-You would not be Englishman if you
were not.
Enter Sylvia and Darrell c. D. B.
Mr.. Lester, you may accompany me in to dinner,
while Sir Earnest takes Lenore, for the last time
you know. 'Twould be hard to cut him off all at
once.
Ear-(Shfly) With pleasure madam. Golfers
his ARM
FIX. Mau. and Syl c. D. B.
Len.-What stupid blunder of Sylvia, to send
me to dinner with you.
Dart is no blunder at ALL | asked her.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-02

help it.--Now I tell you go-go-Go-three times.
(Sits)
Dar.-Lenore if I promise not to look at, or
speak to you may | stay?
Len.-You cannot do that-and-do you not see
that the very sight of you angers him?
Dar.-Ah? You have been quarreing about me
already, have you?
Lent is such thing.
Dar.-But | see that you have. Well then, l will
go tomorroW-upon one condition-only one
Len.-And that?
Dar.--Is that you will dance with me tonight,
just the same if he were not here.
LEM will do nothing of the kind.
Dar.-Then l will stay. (Seats himself, away
from herr
Len.-If l will give you one; walk through a
quadrille with you? approaching him.
YOU not if you begged me.
Len.-(A step nearer) waltz-a single
waltz then?
Earn.-(R Rising and approaching herr No-toU
10dltseS. Maurice does not dance, it will rob no
one and make me happy, Lenore, for the last
time; and tomorrow give you my word
will go.
LEM cannot. You see cannot. Maurice will
be very angry.
Dar.-He will be more angry if l stay.
Len.-(Giving him his hand) Four waltzes
then-come late
Dar.-Why hurry? They not half through
yet, and know you do not care for dinner.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-02

The-Neither the dinner Earnest of any
consequence SO long she keeps Maurice paci-
Syl-Is he so very dreadful?
The-He will not be trifed with (En. Len and
Mau. c. D. 3D.
Syl-OLoftiy) You have no time for trfing,
Lenore, if you are going to the Webster's ball
tonight.
Mau-A ball tonight? Surely you did not
accept invitation for tonight when you knew |
would be here?
LEM could not help it. 1 had such beauti-
full dress all ready and knew this would be my
only chance to wear it-and you know how love
to dance.
Mau.-And you remember that l do not dance
Len-True but you can sit with Therese and
watch me.
Mau.-Very pleasant, I am sure, to sit and
watch you whirling around the room in some other
mans arms.
Len-Then you need not watch me if it is
unpleasant.
The.-The Websters are such a trial. Why did
they give a ball Christmas eve?
Syl.-Surey they have a right to give ball
whenever they have a mind.
The.-Then there is such regiment of us to go
two and two waddng in like string of ducks
Syl.-I am sure, Theresa need not wadde.
If there is anything | hate in life it is waddng.
! shall not waddle.
Mau.-My dear madam, leave Lenore and
out there are too many of us.
Syl.-Oh no, that will never do; wish to show
them the real
Maui do not understand? The real mani
Len.-Nonsense, Sylvia.
Syl.-Why do you know every thinks that
Sir Earnest is the iance?-
Len-Syvia.-
Syl-Oh. it is true. You would have laughed
to have the Aronsons vancouver to let
Sir Earnest and Lenore have the library all to
themselves.
Len Rising) It is not true, Maurice.
Syl.-It is true, every word of it, Everybody
thinks Earnest is the happy man; such joke, is
it not?
The.-Ompatiently) Sylvia, will you come
with me- you are not ready yourself for the ball
Syl.-I had almost forgotten. I will go at once
Do not detan us, Lenore.
(EX. Theresa and Sylvia)
Len.-(Aside) Thank heaven she has gone at
last with her silly chatter
Mau-(Sits beside herr Lenore, we will go to
this ball and let them that Darrell is not the
happy man. But before go you must promise
me that you will not dance -wth-with-
anyone but me tonight.
Ien-Which means that will not dance at all.
Maui know that dance badly, but surely you
will not mind sitting with me in the conservatory
some quiet place; we have seen nothing of
each other yet
Len.-Not dance at all? Oh, I cannot promise
that
Mau.-Why can you not promise?
Len.-Because- because it would look so
strange
Mau-Is that your only reason? Lenore, prom
Use this
Len.-You are unreasonable. I'll promise to
dance only few times-not more than four
times The remainder of the evening will devote
to you.
Mau-The remainder? Then, Lenore, promise
me that you will not dance single time with
Darrell.
Len.-What do you mean?
Maui mean that I do not relish having him
pointed out as occupying the position which, until
tonight, I supposed mine alone.
Len.-Do you not that it is unreasonable;
impossible?
Mau-Why impossible?
7 nrOmiSed him
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
Poptiisr Approval Of Theft.

Fle .uea IF private property ha.
neyer been fully accepted by the mass
Is Of yha people and never had their
coriia! approy a. as an institution. The
most popular songs and ballads Of o,l
nation IN al! ages. ii may be noted,
haze bc~2 th@se which described syn1
pathctiraliy attacks on private proper
~ from the Robin Hood cycle 10 The
broad sheets IL w!iich Iurpjn ant
Sheppard ,sere mace heroes. Even
ROW adays The literature that really
touches tbe people, The literature that
the educated classes seldom 50 nucl,
as see exposed for sale. the literature
that is sod in the small "Sanoral,
shop III The back street and costs fewer
pennies thai The novel we Know costs
Billings, sill very largely deals viii.
the romantic exploits Of the rohbcr.
Bc is never 4 Villain; he Is n"5,c and
generous 10 y fault, hut he * ""'l-
vin>ed Of tle inpropriety If person,
having too much money - London
News
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
NEW "ARKAN-
SAW" LEAGUE

: l.ittlH Rock. Ark, March Ii
promoters OF the new Ar}ansaw
Baseball League will meet here Ia
morrow 10 complet" the formation
Of the organization. 4 board Of
directors, composed of President +.
J. Craighead Of Hot Springs, and
the secretary, treasurer and a rep.
resentative from each city OF tAe
league will be selected. The cir
cult will consist OF six cities, Hot
Springs, Pine Bluff, Newport and
Helena are assured places in III
league. Argenta, suburb Of LII
lie Rock. will probably get fran
chisc. but the sixth city is yet 70
be definitely selected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
TIE Question. T1.y Ask.

The eapae;t.- ~ lie acreage Sinai
boy for asking questions IS practically
unijmitetl. ha: il is doubtful whether
more searching inquiries have ever
been made Try boy THAI those pro
pounded bv youHGSter H. his father,
VINO had taken him Ger Il steamer tr7Y'
Here is !. partial list:
is thaf water down here any
wetter than III" water i'll the Atlantic
ocean
What makes the wafer VET"
How many men could be drowned
IN water IS deen as that
ais that big NAN with The gold but
tons Oh his coat the father of all those
men " 10 do whatever he j"l}s them
to-"
Where tso All these >oaps ii i,ca.tl,I
the boat eoD3e frolj .,
Could a train so ~ fast on III" WI
teT IS this boat Ct 'hnms
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
The Iron law OF Caste.

AS Ill illustration Of the exclusive
ncss of caste, which a native of India
will do almost anything to preserve Il
might be mentioned that when money
passes between a low caste and high
caste man the coin Is thrown on the
ground by tho enc and i,,cKeu up by the
other for feae >: defilement They
may not stand ON the same carpet OF
enter the same room Neither must the
low caste man cross the threshold OF
his superior's house or hut. If he wants
to communicate with him he sta nds A.''A
side and baw,ls
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15

Mad dogs do not attack people
when a dog has ihe rabies said 4
physician, "he has lost control Of his
body, and what he does is mechanical
His jaws snap Involuntary. and il he
encounters any object, whether AMI
mate Or inanimate, he is likely to bite
It. But a mad dos does not attack ~
does an angry dog lie does not pick
out a victim or use any strategy. For
this reason dogs suffering from rabies
are less dangerous than Is supposed
No grown person need fear them, foi
oil he has to do is TO get ont Of the
way. The dog will not chase him. o.
course, young children are in danger
as they do not know how to dodge the
brute
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
TRAVELLERS AND
BEANEATERS

Little Rock, March IL Mix
Etnn's Arkansaw Travellers, I.itIi5
Rocks Southern League team, vii
get into the game tomorrow, Just a
month BEFORE the opening Of ID :
league season in Dixie. With the
Bosoonians and other big leasuc
teams here, the Travellers will have
an opportunity for some strenuous
exhibition games, and VIII be in
good shape for the pennant contest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
ATHLETICS GO
TO MOBILE

New Orleans, March i4.--playefs.
OF the Philadelphia American
League team have about completed
their practice season in New Or
leans, and Oh Monday will proceed
to Mobile - play an exhibition
game with the Southern League
tea II in the Old Gulf city Other eX-
hibition games scheduled are:
March Il and Is, with Mont
somery 10 and 20, with Birmins-
ham: . and p. with Ne nphis: Is.
with Nashville: - and 25, with
Louisvile 26 and p, with Indian
apolis: % and %. with Columbus:
80, with Lancaster, Pa.
Upon the return OF the team TO
Philadelph;a a. ga e will be played
with the University of Pennsylva-
MIA. after which the Athletics will
meet The Philadelphia. National
LeaGue ga, II in a series of seven
games.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
Saving Dat 8 Segment.

THIS rn1o IS given BY the Wool.
worker Tor saving out q segment a
piece straight on one edge and curved
ON the other: Suppose the segment is
to be IS inches long and inches " ;de
at the central or widest place. Square,
one-baif the length ca inchesl which.
gives SO: square the width & iEches'
which gives 10; add 516 and Is, ob1ail,
Ing 392; divide 30 by twice the Width
(2X4-s, which gives ~ inches, the
radn3s. This rule will apply TO any
cas-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15

The eating fish Eat ex"e!t,.l;ee IL
= great white shncs. Il 10 othar ise
own by, the namA of man eater DC.
sionA,iy spe :'msnx are seen on bot,
asts Of the United states, though fts
~ customary habitat ts in tropsca:
tiers. This frsghtful creature attain,
length OF nearly forty feet, and L. 10
u TO swallow Z Ynka rhn:e. Ihis
His proved by an experiment vh.ch
0oIs are fond o. making when sr.,h
shark Ii captured. The skull beiNg
seerved, they aMuse Themselves Ey
wiling one after Another through tie
tended Jaws II World he unsafe to
This. however. when the head has
n freshly cut off, because under such
ldifions the laws VIII snap together
.ce4y for soNe time sfteyward Il
Tthing is placed between them. The
III Of big shark. 1y Che way Is al,
" salable aw ne 10 the demand by
seunls and Curiosity hunters
ing sea lion vciS,:lfg :, nund-e,
,nds. has been fNs'rst! II The stomach
lwhite shark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15

Chicago Mar. t4--With Calvin
Demeresi, national q. ;1teur billiard
cham ion, as the principal contest
ant, the national tournament TO-;
amateur cue honors begins a the
Chicago Athletic Association build
ing today. Demerest IS confident Or
retaining his title. out will have
strong composition N the entrants
from other cities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
Locks Easy, but Try 1t.

ID you ever notice a jeweler wear.
his magnjfylnG glass in one eye? II
ID easy, bur Try 1t. The incapert
ca citizen VINO tries 10 look at some
az with such d glass Is sure TO close
tey4. He cant look at the ma&nltled
ect with the other eye opened, as
the jeweler. This Is only another
Idonce that one rnust learn al fhr
hile Of ones trade What is easy
the experienced ieweler Is all bn'
noesib,e for TIE novice. New Yorh
49,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15

man was COMING ~ from Chu..
province with sab4 Of mo1e>
b had been subscribed for the Ply
+ Of the Gblic debt lie was i2e'
vbbers, who took TIE money and
ed away He cS'le4 after them
the money WIS 3 subscription t.
fund for the raising .: tIlc ,I@,},
.eupon they come back aI'l landed
the money &,t; - geo his pardon
heir ll.sstt;}.n, ana they gave bin
en- extra as a Ionir button on their
part He asked their names to
lsh in the peppers. but they said
did not want 10 obtain not,,rlety
ut way and declined, but said they
glad to pay something toward
ng the country Korean News,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
Unhealthy.

Mar ITO a friend L am done witt
tors bencefortb. One OF them :ot
I'd me to sleep with iuy windows
"a. did SO aud the very next
Skning my gold watch was gore frs''p
bureau -Flie@rnde BlatteT,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
Making q Distinction.

Seo6 course you know something
bout that candidates political opin
pn1Y said the trusty adviser.
sVsI don't care rap about his opn.
ons.' ansH cred Senator Sorghum
How are his eplgrams?" -Wasblngtnn
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-15
Why Shells Fly Straight.

,ny people wouder why She ctns
led prot IL 1heir h,ght
ugh the air do nc. wabbIe, but
) straight ahead. This Is easily
aimed. Round the bottom Of the
| u : harrow band OF copper Which
% Ia width according 10 the size Of
sprojectile. Being made OF soft
IL, this ba,4d is cut by the steel
IL OF the gun on the shock o. ex.
ion. This action causes ,he shell
evolve with lightning rapidly, with
result that 1t keeps steady duThls
flight throuGh the ar. s.ontiau