davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30
JnIano.

= Sel6 It morb etnes g a 0 r 8.
r&eO." Sames 9. MorrtIon, paitor Der
ltnitarier Stride gu 2aconiea, g. s., beeiag
fiir5li9 i'm &eoere 9ouie in Bolton bur6
@inutbmen BON 2eu9tgas Selbfmorb. Sc
gen Morriion tparen i9pere 8eI9ulbigunz
gen erboben porben, unb apar Ion er li6
unmoraltf4er 9unblungen NIT &na6en
I9ulotg gema9t baben.
l. 2annen zines 8liBes. Mertz
tpirbige Gapriolen ma9te neuli9 elm 8titz
itra5l in Dem unneit Montague, Mi6., qez
legenen 9aie paul @immoniens. Ser
Wetterfrabl fpaltete Elm Sfenro6r, GER
f4nitt einen 8ilbsrra6men unb brannte
cine &naabl 20ber in Elm Sif9tu6, berz
i9onte aber feds perfonen, bic in Dem
9auie anpefenb naren.
Gteftge W.dbz unb . re d.
maf9ine. Sine Combinations Mdb=
unO =0rei6mai@ine bon rieiigen 0imen=
itonen befinbet ii9 in Oatima, i'm 5taate
Waf6ington, in 8etrisb. Oas llnaetbiim,
trelGes cine S9ntttpeite BON 20 SUB unb
cine auBerorOentli9e 2eitun9sfdbigteit bat,
ipiro bon 30 pferben geaosen. Die Maz
i3tne mdbt, brif9t ben Weiaen unb flint
i'm fofort in SGde.
Sin @abl=Guriofum. Mls
Elm ieoenfaas Invertebrates Curriculum, bas
auB srOem beoenfli@e s3liiFe auf ben gbu=
ratter Oteler, bel ben ct. 2pui1er primdrz
tpablen ertpdblten bemOtrdtifden Oelegaten
3ulaBt, Derbieat beri9tet gu tperben, baB
tir3li4 in ct. 2ouis Sbomas alias , 5nafe"
&Inne9, pel4er am IeBten 9pnntas SEQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30

Mu9 i'm Siiben 1T bic iibsrtpdltigsnbe
Me9rbeit Der @ef9Gftslente
fir 9oGb unb gegen bic @rtpd6lrng
8rban's. 9as gebt aus ben Nnttporten Der
por, tpel9e Der in Baltimore erf9einenpe
Manufacturers Recorb" auf feline an Sc
iddftsleute i'm Siiben geri9tete Mnfrage er=
balten bat, pelhe Wirtung uuf bas 8e=
f9dft Die @a6l Mc&inleb's ober bic 8rDau's
baben piiroe. Inter bunbertunbeinurbz
fiinf5ig Nntporten, tpeG9e barauf einlief.n,
unb bic fGmmtli9 abgeOrudt purben, ldu=
teten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fir Sob,
unb ipraben bic ue6er5eu9ung aus, DcB
8rDan's @obl cine panif folgen nerbe, lpie
bas 9anb fte nod nibt geieben babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30
@eraebIi6c Gr.uartmma.

6err 8rban reift i'm 2anbe lumber unb
perlangt bic @timmen bes Bottles, aber er lit
mod ME Der NuffOrberung na9getommen,
Demielben gu e~rtlaren, pie in uler Welt ct
benz Sarmer unb Dem Mrbeiter
etnen btGigen unb gu 9lei4er 3eit Dem Sill
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES einen tbeuren Dollar gez
BEN mil, unb er bat audi ME bic 6erausfor=
berung bes Stnan3miniiters Carlisle angez
nommen, Die nu3tebenben flint 8e6auptun=
gen erfOIgrei9 gu piDerlegen:
@rftens, baB es fem ~einaiges 5reiprG=
gungslanb giebt, bas nt9t auf Der 5ilberz
pGbrung angeldngt lei.
3peitens, baB es beute fem ~ein3iges Cob
t~pdbrungslanb giebt, pel9es ui9t SiGber
neben Sob als @elb bertpenbet.
9rittens, baB es beute tein einaiges Sill
berpdbrungsIanb giebt, pel9es neben Gil
Der Sob als 8elb bernenbet.
8iertens, baB es gegenpGrtig fein 9ils
berpGbrungslanb in Der Welt giebt, bas au9
nur Elm 9rtttel 10 biel umlaufsgelb pie bic
9ereinigten Staten Fat.
Siinftens, baB es beutautage fem Silber@
~pGbrungslanb in Der Welt giebt, in tpeldbem
Der Nrbeiter einen ami tdnbigen 2obn fir feline
4rbeit erbdlt.
@tatt Die eingdn9li9en Sragen gu 6eant>
porten ober ben @eriu9 gu MAIDEN, 9errn
Garlisle's 8ebauptungen gu tpiDerlegen, be-
gniigt 1i9 Serr 8rDan NIT ben alien abgez
brp19enen Hebensarten, als ba iinb: 9elO
Der 8erfnKung, finan5iele l1nabbdugigfeit
BON @nglanb, &dmpf bes 8olfes gegen feline
glut1auger, unb berglei9en mebr. @r fG6rt
fort, gu 6eben, aber in ben 185 3eOen, Die er
Bis ieBt gebaGten bat, lit audi ni4t Elm &0rnz
9en 9ogif ober gefunOen Observation-Disclosures
3u finben. l1nb per erpartet, oaB 0err
8rpun ie benz publifum nit mirtli9en
@riinben aufnarten perbe, piro ebeni D entz
tGuf4t tperben, pte Der, Del6er bofft, @lt@
ge1D tperbe bic bon Sornan gegen i'm erboz
benen Mntlagen enttrGften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30
oie Gronmnma ses Gifermemshores

Die feierli9e Gr0ffnung bes giiernsn
SHORES 1T pol5ogen, unb Dem 9unoelsper@
febr auf Ger Oonau cine Before uno ii9erere
StraBe er0ffnet porben.
@s 1T bas ein @reigniB bon ni9t gu unz
ter19dBenOer @ibtigteit. Oenn bic Sc
legenbeit gu einem innigeren 6anbelsber=
febr auf Der groBen, bonn S9nar3palo Bis
gum S6par5en Meere ii6 s~ritredsnoen
WaferftraBe Der 0onau, tpirb bon GENIAL
tigerem @influfe auf bic g~ntnidelung bes
Iu0Ditlt9en @uropa's unb Der aIiatiI6en
2dn6er am S9par5en Meere Iein, nno
before cioiliiatOrii6e Srii9te tragen, als
ale Groberungen our8 6euer unb @9pert
es tonner. ungarn, Serbisn, 3umGnien
uno Sulgarten perben 5und9lt bic Seq
nungen bteies 9roBartigen, EFF bur9 bic
5ortf3ritte Der mo5ernen Ss9nit ermOgz
li9ten &ulturipertes erfa6ren. Sn peiz
terer Solge &uBlanO, &~leinafien unb aon=
ltantinppel.
Wteoer 1T cine bic 2Gnber unb @Dlfer
trennenbe S9rante gefaGen, iiber beren
Sriimmsr bintpeg fi3 Elm frii9er unb fr0bz
llfer gerte6r, Elm lebenOiger materieGer
unb getitiger Nustaui3 nit alien isinen
Iegensrei9en Solgen entpideln pirb, unb
Der q. September 1896 pirh' fir bic Sc
f9i3te @iioofz@urppu's pabrf9einli9 Elm
tpt9tigerer Martitein fein, als es felbIt bic
8ertreibung beg Paoif@ab aus &on5tantiz
nopel iein tDnnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30
tieungslos. MGs. @runb Der MaBregel niro
lteberprobuttion angegeben.

Nls. Gruno Der WtdBregel ntr0
lteberprobuftion angegebeu.
Gaudod.
Die Mc@iG l1nioeriitb in Montreul,
bat befannt gemd9t, Dab lie
in .3ltunft fein @ilbers ober puz
pisrselb ser Ser. @tuaten ais 3ublung fir
@9ul9elo anne6men pirb. Ser. Staaten
G6eds perben nur nit / Pro3ent 9tscpnto
angenommen tperoen.
Samoa.
Ser am II. Sept. BON 9pnolulu abge>
gangerte 9ampfsr Maripoia melbet, Dab
am Ntor9en bes 13. b. DC. baieIbt Elm bull
taniI6es @rbbe6en ituttgefunoen bat, iDie es
in qlei6er Seftigfeit felt 1868 bort nt9t ber=
ipiirt mprben 1T. Die StOBe gingen bonn
Norboften na9 @iibpeiten un0 bauerten 10
Setunben lang.
Die aitronomii6e Expedition bonn Qm>
BERT college an 8orb bes goronet pirb ni@i
iiber 9onolulu 5uriidtebren, ausgenommen
i'm Safe ungiinftigen @etters. Gbarlss
SSarres tebrt brett na9 aep 0orf 5uriid.
Pamait
Mit Dem 9nnpfer Murtpofa lit audi bic
Hu9rt3t eingetroffen, baB @apitdn Soi4ra
SlOcum BON Seem gort am 20, Dug. in leiz
mem 8oote nSprap" nab SpOnep abgefa6@
rem lei, um feline abenteuerli6e &eife Inn
Die Welt, Die er gang aaetn ma4t, gu
bp1enben. @r bat BON Samoa unter anbaz
rem Ieltene Srii9te unb Proben iamoanif9er
9drtbOlaer mitgenommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30

0ie groBen beutf 9zamerifa
nj f9en 3eitun9en bringen befanntz
li9 bdufi9 europdii6e 9ei3ebnife bdlber,
als es in ben groBen beutf3lGnbi<
de- 3eitungen Der SAT- 1T. Sin neueS
8etfpiel biefer Dirt tptrb BON Der nWefl.
Poit" in ct, 2ouis nit GROCER @elbitgenug=
tbuung 10 oermurit5ipfelt:
n@rit in i6rer electromagnetic bonn II.
September brin9t Die r&Olnif4e 3eitung"
Die Details iiber ben fait unter ibrer Ndle
b%ingeiauiten Barrier Sturm, pel3e Die
nWetl.. Poft" unb anbere beutf9zamerifaz
nif9e 8lGtter, biele Saufeno sWteilen entz
fernt, f9on in ibren Morgendusgaben Des
ndmli4en Says unb Satums publi5irt bat=
ten"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30
Sic aleioeranat oemti6er offtsiere.

@elbit gan3 taiierli6 g~eiinnte areiie in
9euti@lanb finb ii4tli3 unaufrieOsn nit
ben BON fieberbaft auf ben perI9iebenften
@ebieten tbdtigen &aiier ausgsbedten 8ez
fleiDungsborf9riften fir Sffiaiere. Oie1e
@orf9riften ale 5uiammen biIbsn ieBt Elm
8u9 BON 1873 Srudfeiten. &! SIN elmer
fnappen 3uIammenfafung iinb biefelben
aud fir beutf9zameritanif9e 2efer inter-
e1ant. 9arum lafen mir bier aus beut19=
1dnOiT4en 8ldttern tritii9e, offenbar BON
SffiSieren feIbit berriihrenbe Ausaige ab=
gefiir5t folgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30
Sas eterbelteS Der .Sltts>>=Se1Sem.

Die Matroien bes beutf9en &anonen
booteS uSltis" fangen bet befien l1ntergan
bas beutf9e Slaggenlieb, tpel6es, bon elmer
f9li3ten Seemanne sebi9tet, f9neG Sin
gang auf Der beutf9en &riegsflotte FAM
&unitnertb beftbt bas 2ieb penig; abe
penn man an 0teienigen bentt, bic es T
6elbenmiitbig BEL ibrem 1ntergange Ianeer
tann man es ni9t o6ne Riibrung Iefeu
Sarum folgt es bier:
Stols pebt sic 6Gus9e i6war3speibzrotb
Sin uni'reS S6iffeS Mait.
Gem SetrOe @eD', ber lie be6robt,
Ser btele Sarben baBt!
Sic lottern an Dem SeimotbItranb
SIM @irbe bin unb ber,
llnb fern pom tbelren 8aterlanb
gluf lttrtpbeue9tem Mteer.
SDr moQ'n mir treu er9eben lein,
9.treu bis in ben Sob.
Sbr poQ'n mir ,tnIer 2eben wetb'n
Ser Sla9ae l3war5a peib7rotb!
un6 treibt 6es milben Sturm's @erpaGt
Inns auf elm Selienrift
Sang sleid in wel9erlet @eitalt
@eTabr btobt unler'm S9iiL
gStr wei6e1 unb mir manfen ni9t,
Q9tr tbun na9 Seemannsbrau9;
Sen SOB nt9t a6ten lit uni're g ft9t
SiS 81 benz letten 6au6.
Sa nit benz 2obe fGmpfet nod
Ser l~terben6e Htlot,
SIN ieiner &e3ten bdlt er nod
Die Slas9e i41parS> 1petbzrotb!
linn npnn Fin fpinbIih Sdhiff ms nnht
q ltnb beiBt's: ,,Slar 5lnt @efe6t!",
Damn brdn9t es uls sur fiibnen Shat,
@tr fdmpIen aud nidt i6Ge6t,
llnb 6rinet Elm IeinOli9eS @ei9oB
Sl zines Seemann'S Sers,
gtte flaot Der tapf're Samerab,
cSbm ma6t es fetnen S6mers.
n9urrab!!" ruft er, u8as i6abet's Mrs
SD iterb' ben SeIOentob
Sir 0euti3lanb's betlises Ranier
9ie 0la99e l9war5z ueiBsrotb!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30

unb u1osre6rten Or. grnit S9nribt. ST..
90. 6. Su6s Elm Sobn l%lnieres jebt in Bptsz
Dam ipeilsnben unb an einem grpBer unit
pbilpfop9if4en Werfe urbeitenbm Mulif-
DIRECTORS Sulius 5l19s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30

Na9 oie1er l1elten &letoerorbnung gtebt
e nunmebr einen Parabez, einen 9ienftz,
einen tletnen 9ienftz, etnen SelDz9ln5ug,
@eIeGf@aftsz, Sbedterz, @aGaz, 9ofgarten@,
&ir4en un0 @eri9ts~Nn3iige, 8el4e &Oz
item erpa9fen baraus ben Sffi5ieren unb
pel9e 1nannebmli9feiten!
Nfan ne6me Die ~borgef9riebenen Stiefel!
stser ftedt BEL IommerIi9er @lutb feline
8eine in bobe @ttefel, bic Bis iiber's &niee
rei9en2 Ser iiingere Sffi5ier, au9 betm
SuBbolt, muB es tbun! Die 9liibbibe, bic
ft9 in ben engen 2eberr0bren entpidelt,
it unertrdgli@, unb per S9mub, pel9en
S9peiB unb Staub auf ben l1nterf9enteln
btlben, tann nun nit Der 8iirite e%ntfernt
perben. Sci itarfem &egen ftebt bas Wa1er
balb bis an bic &nD9el in ben bo6en unz
burbldf1igen @tiefeGn unb ~beitdnbig quir=
lenb reiben 1i9 bic SiBe numb Bel benz
Mari9iren auf Der burten 2unoiraBe. SIS
1T Elm Ionberbarer Mnblid, tpenn balb Der
cine, balb Der anbere lieutenant balb bas
cine, balb bas anbsre 8ein in bic 606e bebt,
UNI einen langen Wa1ertraGl aus ben Stiez
feln laufen 3u laf1en, Die aber bod balo
tpieber gefiQt finb. 9as Nn3ieben ber meiit
nod re9t nafen Stiefel na9 einem 8egen>
tage ober elmer &egennabt 1T cine boppelte
Dual, Sin 5peites paar bat mar getpObn=
li9 ni9t our 9anO, benin bic langen Oinger
ne6men gu bel PldB meg, auberbem fo5ten
tie minbeitens 35 Mart. Sci Dem @i9=
Niebernerfen auf loderem 8oben rinnt Der
Sanb in bic S9Gfte, uno penn man Die
@efe9tspauien i'm Chamber ni9t beniibt,
itb bic Stiefel aus3u3ieben unb ben Sanb
entfernen gu lafen (au9 cine re9t f3er5z
bate @ituationD, bringt man tpunbe SiiBe
mad 9au1e. 9eute perOen an Die 2auf<
fdbigfeit bes 3ugfii6rers auBerorbentli9e
Mnforberungen geitelt. Die boben StiaFel
aber i9niiren bic @9entel Elm unb binbe1n
Die 8epegungsfrsibeit Der &niee in bebentz
li9ter Weife.
SSn bieI len Stiefeln muB man oft Bel itarz
fer 9ibe 30 &ilometer gu SUB 5uriidlegen.
9obe @tiefeG finb prattif9 fir ben Serbt
unb. @inter, pieaei3t audi fir Elm toltes
unb naffes Srii6iabr; aber i'm CONNER, Der
3eit Der grDBten Marf9leiitungen, bdtte
man bei ben fur3en bleiben folen.
Gbenfo ~binberli9 pte fir bic 8einmusz
teln bic boben @tiefeI finb, 1T fir bic Baud
musteln bic iibermdBise 8elaitung unb Gin
enou1q Der SaiGe. 9as unpratti19e tbeure
&oppeG nit benz i9peren @Gbel, bic Selbz
binbe, bas 5ernglas, Der &eDolDer, Die 8ar@
tsntaI9e oman tOnnte bic &arte AUDI gana
gut in bic &odtaf9e fteden), tpem bas bes
@uten ni9t gu Diel 1T, ben fann maj I'm
feline 8au9musteln beneiben. Menn gar,
nte bas Bel einigen Regimentern @ori9rift
1T, bas 5ernglas bor benz 2eibe getragen
pirb, itatt re9ts an Der Seite, errei9t Die
l1nbequemli9feit, bic it9 BEL onbers 6eim
Sid Nieberperfen %unangene6m fiblbar
ma9t, ben bDditen Grab. @iel 3ped bat
iibrigens bic gauge &rimmite9erei fir ben
@ubalternoffiaier ni9t, nenn Oiefer quite
Nugen befiBt, unb bic muB er baben.
Sir ben Selm, Der bon einfi9tsponen
dlteren Sffi3ieren, Die in bic pidelbaube
ni9t fDrmli9 berltebt finb, ipegen leines
barten 2ebers unb Ieiner Metal6etleibung
nit &e9t elm biretter @iberipru9 gegen jebe
berniinftige &opfbebedung g%enannt nirO,
bat man teinsn beisren @rioB ~gefun0en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30

limb bod peiB Sober, Der ibn getragen bat,
bab er i'm @inter ni6t pGrmt unb i'm Spms
mer ben aopf briidt. 4u6 gefpd6rt er Den
Mugen teinen genii9enpen G3rb 9e9et Die
Spnnenitrable11.
Oieler llebelitdnb ma9t fi9 beionbers
beim S9ieBen, in nod bDberem @rdoe bel
Der Miibe nit ibrem tpin3igen S4ilbe gel@
tenb. Die @rlei9terungen un6 8erbehe@
rungen, Die man in biefer 8e3iebung in ben
lebten Sabren pIante, finO ale obne @rfolg
geblieben.
60 fat au6 Der &lappfragen ben ~iteifen,
6arten @tebfragen niht gu perDrdngen pers
mo6t. Man getpObnt ii6 f6lieBli9 an
NGes, parum ni9t an biefen Uniform
frdgen; aber bss6alb bleibt er bp9, namentz
lib fir ben CONNER, cine b09it unbequeme,
Die 2eiitungsfdbigteit iebr Acknowledgements
9alsbefletbung.
Sn ben alten bunfeln MGnteln fanb maj
ielten Sleden, audi na9 iahrelangem Sc
brau9 niht; Die neuen 9rauen miifen dber
nod iebr neu fem, penn ie feline Sleden
baben folen. Sebenfaas geniigt elm regenz
rei9ss Chamber, INN ben ieBigen Mantel gu
beroerben, audi penn man ibn nod 10 febr
in M9t nimmt. gr 1T cine re9t t6a1ere
Neuerung unb b~elaitet i'm 8erein NIT ben
anberen Neueinfibrungen = SeIbbinbe,
parabebofe II. T, IN. = bas Budget beg jun
gen Sffi3iers in bebentli9em @rabe.
Man bate fol6en Sffi5ieren cine feline
grleidterung oerl6affen f0nnen bur9 Die
Nbi4affung Der @paulettes, Der fogen.
@mOrsfliigel, bic 5ur Sreube @ieler cine
3eit lang ni9t me6r eriftirten. N6er man
bat bieie ebenfo 5pedlofen pie t6euren
S9muditiide neben ben bo[fommen aus
rei4enben unb gei9madDpIen Q@ielfiden
b~ei6e6alten gu mifen %geglaubt.
11nbebingt epo6ema9enb 1T iebenfuGs bic
8eitimmung Der neuen8 efleibungspori9rift
baB bic Sffioiere binfort pie bic Mannz
ben britten &nDpf bes 8ranben=
burger &uff4lages 5ugetn0pft gu trasen
ba6en. 9iefes ofFene &nOpflo9 gait bisber
als Elm priDileg bes Sffi3ierstanoes, unb
man9er iunge Sffi5ier pirb es nur nit
@ebmntb iNA f9lieBen ieben.
X X
On bieien proben mag es ben 2efern
Der Slinpis Stdatsatg. 9%eniigen. @unberz
bar lit es, mo Der fid UNI NQes i'm Stats
leben timmernbe &aifer Wtlbelm II. bic
3eit gu folhen 9appalien, pelAe leiber Su=
elei6 arge S9inbereien linb, bernimmt!
Napoleon er3dblt in feinen Nuf3ei9nun@
gen BON ct. 9elena bonn p~reuBenf0nig
Sriebrt9 @ilbelm III. Der babe, i'm @egenz
fabe gu ieiner geiitig beoeutenben @emoblin
Suite, pd6renO Der 3ufammenfunft in Shift
(@ommer 1907 trob Der bamaligen Ger
triimmerung Ieines 2anbes unb ieines 6eez
res ii9 beinabe iii NIT Der @ntmerfung bon
Solbatenuniformen, @amaf9entnDpfen unb
bergL. bei9dftigt. Wilbelm II. f@eint BON
bieIem geiittg BEL 6rdntten %1rgroBbater cine
Iol9e Manie geerbt gu baben, aQerbings nit
benz unterf9iebe, baB in feinem &opfe no9
cine Menge anberer 9inge plab bat.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-04

The temple of Boeroboader is one of
the largest of the ancient temples III
Java. These temples consist of vast
masses of sculptuEed stone, built on
enormous mounds covering sometimes
two or three acres of ground. They are
built terrace upon terrace, with stone
passages running round the entire
structure, which is conical in shape.
The walls of these passages are mass
Of extraordinary sculpture, whose sub.
lect is often of very indecent charac-
ter. The stones themselves are of i'm
nense size, and the whole is in won
ierful state of preservation. The age
of these Mohammedan monuments is
estimated at 1,200 years, and their gil
gantic construction is ascribed to the
immigrants from India and Ceylon.
Huge statues of stone, mostly headless,
adorn the corners and pinnacles of the
temples, to which there is no interior
beyond a few small cells.-Westmin-
stcr Review
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-04

of places-in particular, at the Wool
wich arsenal and at the Sandycroft
works. Those in use at the Woolwich
arsenal were designed by an officer in
the British army and greatly simplify
the work of lifting and moving heavy
shot and plates of iron and steel. Par
ticularly is the electro-magnet of value
in lifting heavy shot, as previous to
their use workmen experienced no end
of trouble in getting sings securely
around the shot. 1t was a long and
heavy task, and required the labor of
many men.
Now the electromagnetic is lowered by
the magnetic crane and simply laid on
the side of the shell to be raised; the
turning of the small lever at the base of
the crane switches on the current, and
the work is done. Here the new ap-
paratus enables three men to do the
work which formerly required nine
men.
The construction of the crane and
magnet is peculiar, and its inventors
claim that there is less chance of II
break than when the old-fashioned
tackle was used. Indeed, so far as is
known no accidents with the new
method have thus far occurred.
The electric crane looks very much
like an ordinary swinging crane. tits
constructed cf the best steel, the frame
being comparatively light, but of a
strength far in excess of any strain
which will ever be put upon it. From
the base of an upright steel beam a
long steel arm projects, first upward
at an angle of - degrees; then, with a
bend upward and outward, it extends
for distance nearly twice the length
of the supporting beam. Two steel rods
reaching from the top of the beam to
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-04

The body or core of the magnet used
n lifting steel shells or circular pieces
If metal is shaped like an inverted "U"
and closely bound with wire, the wind
ng being protected by brass flanges
and by thick covering of brass. The
Two ends of the wire winding are led
TO duplicate terminals, where they are
joined to the two wires from which
they receive the current. Through the
center of the magnet run two bars to
which are attached The rings by which
the magnet is attached to the hook at
the end of the pulley of the lifting chain.
There are number of different pat
ents already out on electromagnetic
and electric cranes. Some of the cranes
are intended to be permanent fixtures
in mills and iron works, while others,
for lighter work, are known as mov-
able cranes, and can be used on fiat
cars or in yards. The movable cranes
are balanced by counter weight placed
at the base of the upright beam, but the
general idea is the same in all.
The magnets differ more than the
cranes, those in use in rolling mills and
foundries being veSy different in shape
from those used if arsenals and other
places where the greater part of the
material to be lifted is spherical OF
cylindrical in form. For use in fac
tories and yards the magnets vary in
size from 100 to 275 pounds. They arc
usually made with what are known as
limbs, which are simply two projec
tions from n steel cross bar. Such is
the one in use at the Sandycroft works
in England. In this magnet the limbs
are wound with wire, and ON the cross
bar is switchboard for throwing the
current on and off. 1t is used in lifting
pieces of iron and steel varying in
weight from 100 pounds to two tons
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-04

All animals inherit an education
which in common language goes by the
name of instinct. A Canadian professor
convinced friend who did not believe
in this inherited faculty in this way:'
He bought baby beaver of a hunter,
and sent it to his slleptical friend. The
creature became great pet in the
house, but showed no signs of wanting
to build n dam until, one morning, u
lealiy pail full of water was put on the
floor of the back kitchen. The beaver
was there. He was only baby, to be
sure, but the moment he saw the water
oozing out of n crack in the pail he
scampered into the yard, brought in a
chip and began building n dam. His
owner was called, and watched the lit
tie fellow, very much astonished at what
he saw. He gave orders to have the pail
left where it was, and the industrious
beaver kept at his work four weeks,
when he had built solid dam all round
the pail.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-04
GOVERNMENT DEBT
Net Increase During the Month OF
May Of $5,1e9,73O.
MORE INTEREST BEARING OBLIGATIONS
Expenditures Exceed Receipts for Last
Month Nearly Four Million Dollars
How the Gold Reserve
Stood This Morning.

Washington, June 2.-The debt
statement, just issued, shows net in
crease in the public debt, less cash in
the treasury, during May of $5,1ss,-
73O.04. The interest bearing bebt in
creased S3,176,45 the non-interest
bearing debt decreased SSS5, l7O and
cash in the treasury decreased 50, s97,-
450.04. The balances of the several
classes of debt at the close
of business May 80 were: Interest
bearing debt, Ss45, ASS, 500; debt on
which interest has ceased since ma
turity, 81, ,640, 07025; debt bearing no
interest, sara, ,533, ,O5O64. Total, ST.
220, 669, ,6l0.90. The certificates and
treasury notes offset by an equal
amount of cash in the treasury out.
standing at the end of the month were
$555, GAG, ,975, a decrease of S4,947, $50,
the total cash in the treasury was
SS61, 7GG, ,97030; the gold reserve
was 500, 900, 900; net cash balance,
$167, 1913, ,2l0.70 In the month there
was decrease in gold coin and bars of
Si7,139, ,31640, the total at the close be-
ing S151. .3O7, 1929 OF silver there
was an increase of S1,613, 72077. OF
the surplus there was in national bank
repositories SEQ, 952, Grace, against
S26, 69s, $50. 70 at the end of the pre-
ccding month.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-04
To Circle the Globe on n BicyeIe.

Lynn, Mass, June 2.-Arthur r.
Cary, son of George II. Cary, started
on a tour around the world upon. his
wheel yesterday He will continue on
to Worcester, Springfield and Pitts.
field, thence to New York state, to
Kansas City and Denver, where rest
will be taken. After arriving in San
Francisco he will sail for Japan, after
which every part of the known world
will be visited by him. He expects to
be absent five years.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-06-04
MAGNETS THAT LIFT TONS.
Growing Use of Blectro-Magnets
and Electric Cranes.
An Irnmense Saving of Labor-No Slings
Required - Especially Convenient in
Handling Heavy Shot-Safe and Ef-
fectiye-Details of Construction.
tcoPYRIGHr. 1861

lCOPl EIGHT, loJo.l
BY means of the electric crane and
the electro-magnet which were intro
duced into this country and recently
exhibited before the American Society
of Mechanical Engineers it is claimed
that three men can now do in 10 min
utes the same amount of work which
formerly taxed the strength of six
men for 90 minutes. 1t is found inyal-
liable in working with pig iron, heavy
castings and immense boiler plates.
1t is believed by engineering experts
that these lifting magnets will soon re-
place the present forms of the derrick
and travelling crane. Preparations are
being made to introduce this device in
the great Carnegie works at Pittsburgh,
and its practical workings are being
very carefully watched by at least half
a dozen large manufacturers through
out the country.
At first sight, it appears odd that a
small coil of metal weighing about 45
pounds can, by that strange force known
as magnetic influence, aided by tue
equally mysterious power of electricity,
lift tons of iron with no apparent grip
upon the weight to be lifted. 1t has
been proved, however, that such an cleo
tro-magnet can lift 1872 times it's own
weight.
In England the electric crane and
electro-magnet are in use in a number