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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
A FARMERS PICNIC.

T. Nust Have Been a Nee Social Party,
Fairly Purcuated With Hits ana
Things. T
About 10 o'c.ock in the forenoon |
reached a mountaineer's cabin ana
found the old man cleaning long-bar-
relied gun at the door.
"Nanv bears about?" inquired.
Not a bar. stranger. I'm g-tt'n
roadv 10 attend Garmers' picnic at
Glen Cove
Half a mile further on l met man
With a rifle on his shoulder, and att@
The usual salutat.on, quer.ed:
coed hunting about Aere? .,
'eNuthin' 'nll, stranger I'm a-taklh
This Gun to be fixed. reckon IIl drap
down to thefaumers'p.cn-c at Glen cove
to-morrer," .
Half and hour later ] arrived at a
c-oss-roads where thera was general
store and man sat on the platform
+,rkering with the lock Of a shotgun
While TWO or three others were buying
powder and shot inside. .
rs there going to be a shooting
r,atoh around here today | asked Vhe
storekeaper as he weighed OUT my CHEESE
and crackers. ,.
"Reckon not. Leasawise, I haven t
heard Of ANYTHING Of the sort. the
folks : lest geo.:n' ready for the farm
ers' picnic al Glen Cove to-morrer.
didn't feel Ike going into particu-
lars Just VS., but at l o'clock, when l
s.ernel AZ Notwithstanding cabin
IN make some inquiries about the road
and found an cid man Cling up an army
carbire and his son holding bullets Tor
an old-fashioned revolver, I asked:
Ara YOU getting ready for the farm
err p.cnic at Glen Cove?'
"Exlo.ly, stranger replied the old
man.
Z have noticed SO many men clean
.ng up their guns for this picnic that l
want to ask you If it VII be different
from 1he ordinary p,cnic?'
"Hcw dye mean?"
'rWhy. q farmers picnic, as I under
stand 7. 5 a gathering CT farmers and
the.- wives and children in grove.
Each family brings - lunch. and they
en-. drink and make merry. Isn't that
your sort Of p.cn:c?'
Wall. neatly. hut not quite. Every
thing viii go off Ike 70 say no 20 about
8 o'clock N the afternoon Then that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11

ar Tom Morrison VII suddenly remem-
Der that that ar BIZ Turk ne cheated
him on mewl trade. Jest about that
time old man Skinner will reckolect
that MS son sam was killed by the
Thompson boys, and Dave White VIII
GIT to remember.n' that Hank Trueman
beat him on a lawsuit. Shouldn't a
mite wonder Il then five Henderson
boys didn't reckon 1t was a right smart
chance to wipe out the Colgabes. May
so off like a prayer mee5in', but reck-
on It's best to be on the safe side"
I encountered saven or eight more
men that afternoon who were getting
ready for the picnic, and the day after
l fell in with a farmer who was there.
Il can't jest tell 20 all the pert.ck-
lars" he replied to my inquiry. "The
sh0ot!n began about 8 o'clock, and
when 1 cum away 1 reckon thar was
four or five dead and seven or eight
wounded. It's likely they piled up
some mo- arter I laitr'
$50 you didn't mix in?"
"No. 1 '.cwed I would, and was all
ready when my son Tom was shot in
the back and l had to hold him up and
tote HIM hum. Kindsr sorry I couldn't
stay. They do declar' that ar picnic
was a powerful uccess!'-Dero.t Free
Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
WANT STATEHOOD.
Three Applicants Yet for Admission Into
the Union.

the Union.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 1O.-The
three territorial delegates, Messrs.
Flynn. of Oklahoma; Murphy, Of Ari-
iona, and CarOn, Of New Mexico, are
wcg.ag a very vigorous campaign in
Congress 10 secure favorable action up
on their bills for the admission of the
respective territories represented by
them to Statehood. Each delegate con-
siders the Achievements CT Statehood The
chief mission of MS Congressional
career. and their energies are bent upon
securing il.
They are anxious to have the bills
before the Territories Committee report
ed to the House and disposed Of IN some
way. and having made canvass Of the
committee believe that more than two
thirds of It's members will vote for
favorable reports.
TIE bills for the admission Of Ari-
iona and N1w Mexico before dh;S Con-
ereas are enabling acts modelled upon
the cot by which Utah was elevated to
Statehood, with certain notifications
demanded by local conditions. Ari-
zona's bill, which was debated in the
Lost House. stipulated fer immediate
Statehood on a constitution which had
already been formed by the paopce, but
there was doubt concerning the legal
standing Of the convention. Mr.. Flynn 5
new Oklahoma bill differs from the for
mer one in giving authority to Congress
to attain any or all of the Indian Terri
tory to Oklahoma when the lands have
been allotted and made subject to taxa
finn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
ANOTHER ENCYCLICAL.
1t wiz Be Made KnOwn shortly "to All
Christians.

II VIII DC ndUN AiONA '7A%~-~-'
Christians.
Rome January 1O.-The central OBJ
iec az Pcpe L.eo's policy has always
been 10 bring about-or to- prepares
reunion of the Christian churches. He
has already published two encyclicalS
devoted to that end. One was address
ed to the princes and the people. Ihe
other took the form CT an appeal 10
Anglicans.
4 third encyoEcal viii shortly be
made known. 1t IS 10 be addressed "Ad
Omnos Chr:s.tanos'- all Christians.
In former times it was the custom TO
address the papal documents, TO the
BISHOP and the faithful in communion
with the holy apostolic church" Leo
XIII. has defed tradition by defeating
his encycl.calS 10 non-Catholics as well
as Catholics.
The next IS really meant as an appeal
To- Protestan.s and sch.smatics. Il will
attenlpt no prove to them by theological
and historical arguments that from the
days Of 81. Peter onward tho Pope has
always been the proper pr.mate of al
Christian churches. In support of this
Thesis, Leo XIII. viii quote nc, only
from the Catholic theologians, but also
from a number of the heterodOX au-
thorities. choosing passages from the
works which they had published prior
to their rupture with the papacy. Among
otlsr writers (3nd for the first time
probably since the rsform2tiOn) Luthur
Will be quoted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
BENWOOD

s. number OF BenWood young gentle
men contemplate giving a concert ana
oanco al 1io'noS'i-ie usJ oeloIe il1Li''
Alex Dubois. the BenwoOd lumber
dealer. is visiting friends In Nc
Nechen
James Sands who had his hand hurt
a, Che Riverside tube works last Mon
day SUB la.l up. cold having set in.
maxim .r. wound very sa~ious.
The Riverside Di,-e mill is expec-ed
TO go 0ua Week from Monday
Ranv,ol ro4.. ~ NJ h.,a ,
ro,,..,,.. ,......-. ~ ~ u. W. menu d
TN. p.-.....l ....., ,,'-.
ne ha-"lol and 8elaire Terry re-
o.cioo $500 ,s...--..s- me river at nine
- '.'..'-i'S' having Oeen
-'' N 't account Oh zee.
A party was s-ro1 aJ the home of
'ohn Jenkins az NeNecaen. Thursday
night. A very enjoyable evening was
spent
10 rs reported that the cog-vheeI for
s Philadcl paia THURSDAY. II This is
--, 49,, '-.g nam " ID. 'e ready for
T, 80 49,. S.,.''i y, '..,.. eA 'e,,e-
ASH. ,,.'" . 49, &C., IS 0ODlleu TO his bed
.,- " SOY h'ee'
,-, pr En-. nj ~. 1.' i, Of Martins Ferry.
~ '' -1S o,eA il sle city Tor some time.
'..g'hel nome Wednesday
MISS Lille Geraghty is attending The
'..,.l.ss 'oliese I'D wheeling.
-..ss 9~lie Mcdonald has returned
,..n q AeN1cnded visit with friends in
NO. ,,,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11

rt-re.-9e. w. Va, January ~ ne
-f state issued charters TO the
Imam. on & Gas Company, Oh
r. HIS. VITA q c-p.tal Of $500 anu me
.-,-.ss of increasing i- to S29,00O-n al.
rveI. Shares are 500 eacl ana
...-f 5y w. r. Higgins, C.. Fl. lem
-r W. II. Koch. c. r. Held and u.
r. Harry. all Of Wheeling; ana Jne
r. e stone Company, OF tae same
,.r u.,h q capital Of $500. The Moor
--s also reserve t1e right TO In
said stock to- 100000. The shares
. are 500 each. are lcld by ~ L..
r--s T.. G.. Hallcok and y. c. Ham
. Of Wheeling. j.. c.. Reynolds, OF
r. 1e--. ONO. and Edward Sm3li"ood'
D. E.r--a. Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
NOISES BUSINESS ACADEMY,

schaefer & Driehorst Building. Main
street, corner Alley IL. \ Practical busi-
ness Training School. where q young man Is
taught exactly rs IL he were in a big bust
ness house. Every branch Is thoroughly
practical and useful.
The Training received VIII make you val
unb!e to any business house in this country.
Business men, parents and young men are
invited to call and see for themselves the
methods used.
Morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
deo0eedc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
SCATTERED THE OTHER END,

. .. armour Plate Rails to stand the
second TEST.
-.oa. January ia second
been made at the Indian Head
rounds of the e.ght-inch steel
sndng the armor Of the Iowa
lrn. On the first test several
Tie plate was broken al enc
hree pieces. Tle second test
, .ra remaining end, and t2's, ,oo'
--rei. Another plate VII be
... Shout ten days hence, and i tAls
.. ct.ve the entire lot t2rmar
,- 1 rejected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
MRS. HARRIS SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
ZIG Ninlket Sd Nheellng. Isl. 81.

1916 Man ket st " hecIins, ". VI.
Fifth annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER, 10, 1895. This school Oifeps
n complete and thorough education In PRAc-
TiCAL ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS. ENGLISH CLAs,
sIcs LATIN and MODERN LANGUAGES and
ELocUTIoX. Special advantages offered
graduates from Public Schools, and Others
who desire to pursue higher branches OF
study. Methods and course OF instruction
compare favorably with the best seminarles
In the country. Boys received In the Primary
and Intermediate Departments. For circr-
ars or interview, apply TO
MRS. M. STEVENS HARI,..
au2Sh Principal. Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE

Is the best school to attend If you want to
become practical business men women,
for 1t IS the only school in the city that
drills It's students thoroughly in
COMMERCIAL. LAW
BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE,
PENMANSHIP.
BUSINESS ETHICS. &c,
as well as everything that is Short and
Practical in
BOOKKEEPING AND ARITHMETIC.
These subjects are taught exactly as
practiced In our best and most successful
business houses.
Hundreds of its students each year ex-
emplify the methods taught in this school
in business houses in this and other cities
in good positions secured them by the
management of the school and through It's
reputation for thorough practical work.
This school, at all times, gives its stu
dents the latest and most practical Work
that can be obtained from the coununS
room. It's teachers know what business
- WHEELING WI BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
- IOsE - sTRIKE.

Altoona. Pa. January 10.-The 500
King coal miners o.. Gallitzn. IN
obedience To- an order posted by their
committee. VIII all return 10 WORK TO-
row. The men struck for an IN
crease Of 20 per cent. but 80 back to
work without accomplishing anything.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES @. RAWLING,
CHEMIST

Member American Chemist Society and
American Institute Mining Engineers
Laboratory 1920 Market street.
Natural and industrial products of every
chemical examinations OF food materials
and water. de2Seodc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
A. c. Any ASSIGNS.

Columbus. Ohio. january 1O.-A. c.
Ady. dwelling house builder. assigned
to-day. Assets s5540pO; liabilities $780,
goo. Assignee, Bs1 ESaett.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
Spee.al 10 The Rsr.s.e--

SPECIAL 90 the Register.
Parkarsburg, ". Va. January 10
me Murphy Oh Company, Of this city.
VINO owns the Marsh farm well. near
o.1ckic"n, on The Little Kanawha. viii
put down another Wen soon on their
lease there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11
Special to the Regis.er

TORONTO. Ohio January 1O.-Tae
81. : gewater Gas Company. which owns
wells in The Turkeyioot field. which are
producing 2,4OO barrels per month. b.
sides leases asd other interests. have
soll the same 20 a company Of Peansyl-
Van.a operators. who have already
taken possession, and notified SuDer.n-
;e1dsn5 jane Bell to pace th.ngs m
snp-sAape- The price paid FOR the IN
teres.s is esGmSted at $4,000. The
new company E,u also push the dril
further n the epr.ng.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-11

O}Ct.y. Pa, January 1O.-Credit bal
ancss. Pennsylvania oil. opened and
closed a, S1J0. Certificates. February
delivery. one he'd and highest S149; low
est Sl45; closed. S145. Sa,es. 5000
barnes; clenrancas. none: shipments,
Ca.lI5 barrs,st runs $3.50 barrels.
Now York. %anuary 10.-Petroleum
steady; S1.s9 biN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
9tbttparSt tpteSer eintttaI.

Snfolge bes befdnnten &abaus, ber bor
5tpet MOnaten in elmer 9aQe gu !0obofcn
Our9 cine SubenbeBz3ebe Nbltparot's ber>
beigefi6rt purOe, itanb in lebter Bo9e
elmer Der penigen mod gu N6ltparht balten<
ben Su0enba1er iener @egeno, @ermdnn
Miin9 bor @eri9t. Miin6 ion ndmli2 bel
jenem &abau eine11 Ssraeliten Namens
&ling6ofer BON Serfep @ttp gepriige(t BADEN,
nabbem bieier gegen NblparOt Elm faules
81 getporfen, bur9 tpel9es AUDI MIn6 BE-
Ipribt porben.
Oie @ei9porenen ipra9en aber Ten
Miin9 fret. 9o6 Die Sreuoe iiber oiefe
5reiipre6ung ieines SINGERS lpurre Dem
Mbltparot ulsbalb berborben Dur9 ben
@taatsannalt 8infielb, tpeG9er ben ldftiz
gen uno 5dben @ait aus 0sutl3lano alS
veinen auf 3nei 8einen panoelnOen Sc
meinf4aben unb OffentIi@en 5lu@" be5ei3z
nete.
@let95eitig fommt aus 9euti9Ianb Die
&unbe: Ser SAT- Nblparot (bas beiBt: Die
Srage, mas be3ig1t9 bes ~beitdnOigen
5srnblsibens bes MbGtparOt aus Dem
Rei9stage au tbun fei) fOus auf
Dem an pftngiten itattfinbenoen partei>
tage Der Mntiiemiten Der BroDtn5 8ranOen=
burg feline enbgiltige Grlebi9ung finben.
9as tpdre alio am nd4ften @Onntag ober
WDntag.
Nblparbt 19norrt unb bummelt ia felt
mebr als flint Monaten in Seem Yorf uno
umgegenb unb fat fi4 in Der gegenpdrtiz
gen unb Der porigen &et8sta9s~ Sefiion ntbt
bliden la1en. Seine benin &ei4stagsprdz
fibenten erf nab ieiner Qbreiie na3 4merita
I9riftli9 er6etens 8eurlaubung 1T ldngft
abgelaufen. 11n5 in SoIge BON 8ummeln
unb @fatfpielen bat er peoer 9elo CUR
Wsiterreiie in Mmerifa, nod CUR 9eimretie
iiber ben O3ean. (Ote Na9ri3t, baB @blz
parbts @Gbler linn 5000 Wfarf geboten bit
ten, tpenn er fir INNER in @merifa bleibe,
mar Elm i9le9ter Wtb.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
S,,,u 16peren sterser Goofepelt's

9ie1elbe Stem Oorter Staatsgeiebgebung,
pel6e bur9 bas &ainesz9efeb bic StaDt
Nep 0ort bes Ge1tes, iiber Die Sonntagsz
'fruse felbt gu enti4eiben, ppaenbs 9dn3ltf
beraubt bat, nabm por ibrem MusetnarOer@
qeben cine 8iG an, bic penigtens ein5elnen
S6eiGen Der na6nfinntgen Sonntagstprarnei
GooIebelt's Elm @nbe ma3t. uno 9ouper1
neur Morton bat nun, neben elmer W&enge an
berer bon iener i'm @an5en 10 dbf9eultben
@taatsqefebgebung in ben lebten Sagen tbres
9afeins nod angenommenen 8ias au9 otefe
unter5ei6net.
Goofepelt berfolgte am Sonntag iogar ben
8ertauf BON Mil9, Sis, Sobapaier, Obft,
8lumen unb 6ei5material nit glei9er Wut6
pie ben 8erfauf g~etitiger 9etrGnfe. 9as
mar aber felbit benz 8oB Platt unb barum
audi beKen 9ienitleuten i'm capitol in &lz
banD au bunt unb ton. 9aber bies neue
@eieb.
Musbriidli6 pirb in bemfel6en gefagt, bab
Mil6, Sis, @obatpafIer, Sbf, 8lumen uno
6eiamaterial,, lebteres in @imern ooer SGden
Bis gu 6unbert 8funb, auBer ben anberen err
laubten 9egen1tdnben, ndbrenb bes gan5en
@onntags b~erfauft perben biirfen.
Goofebelt, unter benz bic l1nii9er6ett Der
8etpobner bur9 bas 8erbre9ert6um in SEEM
gorf gerabe 10 UNI ii9 griff, tpie bies in Sit
caqo (bei uns gum She'll ipegen 10 g~eringer
3abl Der PARLIAMENTARY Der San tit, ber~
fplqte fp9ar feline glumenbertGuferinnen
unb lieB fe am @onntag einiteden, pdbrenO
StraBenrGuber unb dbnli9e @erbre6er an
Sonnz unb Wo9enzSagen unget0rt ibrem
@eperbe na9gingen; ebenio iteqte er ben
8erfGufern Der anberen ertpdbnten 8egenz
Itdnbe ben gan3en 5onntag iiber na9. Oas
muB er jebt IaKen! l1nb in Der Shat batten
oG9e 8erfolgungen bor ieiner Poli5eiz
paf9az3eit niemals in Seem gorf itattge=
funben.
Sine anbere 8eItimmung bes neuen Sc
febes iagt: gefobte Mabl5eiten biirfen in
BlGben, mo feline @etrdnte b%erfauft tperben
ober gum @erfaufe aus9eitelt finb, ben gam
gen Sonntag iiber b%ertauft perben. Sas
pirb freiltb ben tolen Paf3a etpas peniger
drgern, ba er Ii9 an einen tpeit gr0Beren, ibm
aus Der liberalen Nuslegung bes &ainesz@
iebes our9 bic poli5etri9ter unb bur6 Die
straightforward ertpa9fenben Nerger ge=
pobnen muB. Natiirlt9 meinen mir bic
neuen 9oteGpirtbe, pel4e fogar Sonntags
falte Mabl5eiten, 3, 9. belegtes RUTHERFORD
ober tdltes 81, nit geiftigem 9etrdnt Derz
faufen unb bon ben poli5eiri9tern Ober Der
@ranbzSurb gefbont nerben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
aus 0rts &etter'S Satts 8es
tUOtSett.

Clus benz n~eueIten geri6t beg @ertpaltungsratbs Der
oeutI6en Sbileritiftun9.)
Die 9auptangelegenbeit, nelbe fir bic
Gonferen3 bes @eripaltungsrat6s CUR @ntz
f9sibung itanb, betraf bic 5rage bss &euz
ter'i9en @ermd6tni1es, pel4e Srage audi
in Der prefie mebrfa@en WiOerbaQ fanb.
8efanntli9 bate Srau 2uife &euter lire
@iQa i'm Marient6al bel @iiena9, Gin nel=
der &euter am IL. Stunt 1874 unb fe am
8. Stunt 1894 1tarb,( Der 9euti@en S9il=
leritiftung berma6t nit Der ausgeipro9enen
8ebingung, baB bic Nrbeitsrdume bes
9i9ters in unperdnbertem 3uitanb er6alz
ten tperben 1ollten. IuBerbem ging Der
@unf9 Der grblafertn babin, bic 8i1d pOz
m0gli9 in Elm 9i9terbeim bertpanbelt 5u
Ieben. 9ie eingebenbiten Grpdgungen i'm
@9oBe bes 8ermaltungsrat9s ergaben nun
leiber bic l1nm0gli9feit Der @rfiQung bie1es
@un19es, unb 5tpar aus boppelten Grim
ben.
@inmal seigte it9 bic 8auart, tpie bic
Misunderstanding Der 8iQa, ni9t nur unz
eiinftig fir bic Nufnabme elmer srOBeren
Mn3abl BON @Giten; au9 an ihb itelte Der
8erfaq bes @ebdubes forttpdbrenOe unb
fofIpielige Reparaturen in 4usii6t. 4uz
Berbem aber feblten CUR @erpflegung Der
e~pentueGen Sniafeu bes9i9terbeims bur9@
aus bic not6penoigen, nt3t unbeoeutenben
MitteG. @omit pdre Die menf6enfreunbz
li6e Nbii6t Der @rblaierin DOlig in big
@egent6eiG perfpunbelt %pOrben; itatt elmer
Wobltbat bate iie Der S@illerfiftung eine
materieue @erpfli@tung auferlegt, bic NIT
beren Sabungen ni@t bereinbar gepefen
pGre.
Sci biefer @ab1age muBte es a1s cine
~qiiniiae Siigung begriBt tperOen, baB Die
@tabt GiIena9 fi4 berett fanb, in ndbere
gerbunb1ungen bebufs 4ntaufs Der giuu
ein5utreten, 9ieielben fiibrten na@ fOrgz
f~dltigfer @ripdgung aler umtdnbe gu benz
f9liebli6en @rgebniB, OaB @iua unb
@runbFid sinf4IieBli9 bss ganasn Snpsnz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
apad,erttd,e allt,,ots etaats.8stta,ta, :asntthupd1, 20. astat 1896.

beriibmte Sdouipieler SOiepb SefferiOn
folgenben porber ni9t befunnt getpeienen I'M
tereKanten @orfu1 aus 2tncoln's 2eben:
u@Gs Sunge fam i9 i'm Sabre 1889 NIT
meinem 8ater, einem unDerpiitli9en Shea
terunternebmer, mad @pringfielO in SGi@
nois. Die Stabt S%prtngfielb forberte odz
mails BON Sbeatern cine 6obe 2icena, baB
mir bieiel6e niht erf9pingen fonnten. @ir
befanben uns in Der bitteriten 8erlegenbeit.
9a fam elm iunger Mbbotat gu meinem 8az
ter unb iagte ibm: sd min oor ben Stabtz
ratb ge6en unb ben Stabtbdtern 5ureben,
OaB Sic Sbnen bic 2icen5 erlafen." Mein
8dter erpteoerte: vNber i6 peiB ni9t, o6
i9 Sic fir bieIe Nrbeit be5ablen fam" =
Mtt ben @orten: SD min ni9ts!", entz
fernte iib Der @0botat, frat bor ben Stabtz
ratb unb bepog Oieien bur9 cine pibige
@nIpra4e, uns Die 2icen3 gu e~rlaffen, Ser
N0potat mar = Mbrabam 2incpln."
Dieter @r5dblung SefferfOn's fiigen mir
our @rlduterung folgen0es BEL:
Seifen glei9namiger @ater ma9te in iez
men breiBiger Sabren nit elmer fleinen She
atertruppe, oeren Stern" Srau Sefferion,
bic frii6ere Sdngerin 8urfe, mar, 8unitreiz
len audi our@ ben tpetten @eften, 6eim buz
mali9en Mangel an 8erfebrsmitteln Elm oopz
pelt f9piertges l1nternebmen. IS ging
linn babel oft GuBerit i6ledt, l1nb pabrli6
ni3t ii6eraQ fanb er einen 10 giittgeH Men=
f9enz unb S9auIpieler Sreuno ME in
Sprinqfieloi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Gtnc Sluemnf@tne, Die ftteat.

Wte es ben 4nf3ein 6at, lit bic erfte pirfz
It3e 6llgmdi 9tne, 3. +. cine Maf9tne, nel6e
apirfti9 fliegt, enblt9 ba, unb pieber lit es
benz ameritunif9sn @r~finbunqsqeiite porz
bebolten gepefen, fie ms 2eben gu rufen.
SIN 8etIein bes berii6mten @leftrifers
Qler. @ru6am 8eG bat prof. Sam. g. Gang
leb, Secretdr bes Smitb1onian : Snftituts,
Der, O6po6l BON 9auie aus 4itrpnom, fi6
felt benz Sabre 1887 nit benz SlugzProblem
bef4dftigt fat, am 6. Mat auf benz 8ptomacz
SSufe cine MaI9ine in 8epegung gefeBt,
Die. er 4erobrpm pber 2uftlGufer nennt.
9tefe Wlaf9ine, pelbe nt9t nd6er bei9riez
ben TT, als DAB fe aus Stabl gebaut unb
NIT 9ampf gebei5t lit, unb Nebnli4feit nit
etnem gtteienbogel bat, Der bon Sliigelfptbe
gu Sliigelfptbe IA SUB miBt, erbob iib mad
GeIs 8ef9ret6ung in groBen gurpen bon
ettpa 300 SUB 9ur9me1er in bic Cuff Bis
gu elmer 90be BON etpa 100 SUB unb ungez
fd6r cine 6albe Meile bortpdrts, tporauf tie,
ba fein Oampf me6r 6a mar, an6ielt, unb,
ftatt nieOer3uitiir3en, fi9 langfam isntte unb
D6ne S3doen 81 nebmen ben Waherfptegel
errei9te, auf benz ie f6pamm, biz ie aufgez
fif9t purbe. Sci einem fOfort bOr9enomz
menen %3tpeiten @erfu6e erbob fe ih6 ebenfo
lei3t unb gractOs tpieber in groBen Gurben
in bic 2uft, itteg iiber Elm bena9burtes be-
paIbetes @orgebtrge unb ienfte ii3 cine quite
@iertelmeile bonn Nusgangspuntte pieber
nieDer.
9rof. 2angteD Tel6t erfldrt bes Ndbez
rem, baB feline Mui6ine ni4t bon 9as oDer
anberer 2uft getragen pirO, pie Der Suit
bauon, fonbern ungefG6r %taufenbmal f3pez