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Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21
African Soap Trees.

Unlimited prospects of vegetarian clean
illness are opened up by a report a learned
professor in Algiers sends to this country
respecting the growth in north Africa of
certain trees of the sapindus, or soap
berry, order. They are amazingly prolific,
and their fruit contains about 3S per cent
of saponin. A full grown tree yields from
100 to 200 pounds of berries, capable of
producing soapsuds by the gallon. If a
man wants to shave, he simply has to go
into his garden, pull a berry, rub it on his
beard, and he then finds himself ready or
the razor. Unfortunately the natives in
the neighborhood do not care much about
cleanliness, and the berries are therefore
practically lost. Ifan entcrprising specu-
lator could induce these trees to grow fruit
with his name stamped on them, his for
tune would be assured
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21
Significance OF Campos' Recall.

During my more fortunate days, my
countrymen crowned me with hopors
Now that | have been less successful in
my efforts, it is natural that I should
suffer the consequences of reaction"
These words arc attributed to Gen. Mar
tnez Campos, who has been forced to
resign command of the Spanish cam
paign in Cuba. Such confession appears
to leave little doult as to the advsability
of recognition OF the Cuban insurgents by
the United States. Gen. Campos is one
OF the bravest and brainiest Of Spanish
military leaders. He was born in Cuba in
1884, and though the greater part of his
career has been in Spain, it was be who
put down the last Cuban rebellion.
though it is doubtful If he could have sue.
ceeded had not Spain promised conces-
sons which promises she never fulfilled
He won the rank of chief of battalion
in the campaign in Morocco; he was a
brigadier general in the campaign against
the Carlist insurrectiun and largely re-
sponsible for quellpg that uprising He
conspired In favor OF Alfonso and with
Jovellar issued the pronunciamento which
brought Alfonso XII to the throne of
Spain. After he had put down the Cuban
revolution he endeavored 60 have Spain
grant the concessions he had promised
but his efforts did not prevail in the
cortes.
NO one has questioned Campos' bravery
or military ability and yet he has con
tinually lost ground in the face Of the
insurgents. He would not yield to the
opportunities of those who want the war
conducted after the plan adopted by the
turkish soldiery in Armenia. None
petter than he knew the righteousness of
the Cuban cause, and whatever mart of tho
failure of his campaign can be attributed
to him is that which re suited becausa of
his civilized methods of conductinp the
war, his knowledge of the wrongu of
Cuba and the hope that Spain would offer
suitable terms of peace. 1t is very evi
dent that he has expected the United
states to recognize the belligerent rights
OF The insurgents. 1t is also evident that
only In this way can those who are sacri.
ncing everything for the cause of freedom
Dc protected from the atrocities which
nave characterized previous campaigns in
That land In less than year the small
bands of Cuba's defenders have driven a
Trained army of l25, 900 men to the shelter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21
GOV. ROSIE LEADER.
Hon. W. ". Thomas Recalls an Incident OF
the Convention OF 1886.

That was a thrilling speech which Hon
William Thomas gave at the meeting OF
the State Of Maine Reed Club in city
hail Wednesday afternoon and small
wonder it ELECTED tremendous applause.
- was at onc Of the great conventions
to which Blaine name was presented "
said Mr.. Thomas ono night before the
convention was In my room al my
hotel. The street in front of the hotel
rcs0unded with cheer and loud cris of
Blaine Blaine Blaine of Maine a band
was playing, the street was rcd with the
flames of torches ard high above the din
above the music ana above the cheering
could be heard the soul stirring shouts
from lusty lungs of Blaine Blaine
Blaine OF Maine ii thrilled me felt
like yelling myself though all alone in
my room.
I eonld hear the guests Of the hotel
running into the streets to join tho
throng yelling and cheering shouting
the slogan 50 dear TO our hearts Blaine
Blaine Blaine Of Maine
] could stand it no longer / arose
and opened the window and looked out
for the second time. The street which p
half hour before had been comparatively
quiet was crowded with thousands OF
cheering men.
And what do you suppose caused it:
Why crowd of a couple of hundred boys
Of the street some carrying torches,
hrooms and sticks, headed oy brass
band, and who do you suppose had hired
the band, equipped the company and led
them there Why, Governor Robbie OF
Maine
That's the kind Of willing workers W.
want when we 60 To st. Louis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21
2 N,nsssa. GOSSIP.

a jealous young miss Of two years. who
by the way resides at Winterport, suffered
trilling dislocation of nose a while ago
by the appearance of another " baby. ="
Recently her mother found her alone in
the parlor in deeply reflective mood
What are you doing, demanded the
mother m all right. responded the
miss " You 90 and take care of baby
Now that the mischief i, done Dexter
will see that the hydrants are kept in
readiness.
Those assignments of Winthrop firms
would seem to indicate that it is almost
as bad to have "a bin against well to-do
person who neglects to pay as against a
well meaning person who can't pay
Bangor'S fire bug is still active but the
police force is still short one man because
mayor and aldermen are in political
dead lock.
Fear of the scarlet fever contagion has
closed public places in Sedgwick
a young fellow who fooled the people
Of Lewiston including the physician who
examined the leg, which appeared lame,
has confessed that the game" leg was
simply bluff to assist III begging. He
has thrown away his crutch and acting
upon good advice will endeavor to earn
an honest living
On Sunday the. Lewiston police arrested
two game cocks found in readiness to
fight, but simply took the names of the
persons present evidently for the purpose
of watching the fight. It's pity the
roosterS couldn { have able counsel
A Jonesport family, whose son disap-
peared eight years ago and was given up
for dead, recently received a letter from
him. He is in New South Wales and is
soon to visit them. A little admonition
should be served as condimont with the
fatted calf in his case
Retired sea captains are not ALWAYS
willing to conflne their Imagination TO
tales of the sea serpcnts they have seen
One in Islesboro says he undertook TO
milk his COW the other morning ard |
hadn't been at work long before he had a
presentitnent that something was wrong. |
The presentimeut it seems, was fully
Justified by existing facts as the captain
tells the story for he declares that he
looked down and saw thai the milk had
frozen into an icicle from the bottom of
the pail up into the teat and burst it open. |
Biddeford Journal; When B. F. Ham
ilton and Ben Cleayes returned to their
office in Hooper block Thursday, after
finishing some exhaustive labor at court
they intended to spend the remainder of
the afternoon in physical rest and mental |
relaxation, but when they got there they |
found the office in such condition that |
rest was out of the question The enter |
prlslng young man who was In charge of |
the office in their absence had been Cy |
perimentlng with a new preDaration |
called ''dustlayer," which is thin. |
oily mixture designed to prevent dust
from rising, aud warranted not to dry on |
tioor ioside of six months After care
tully applying q literal coating Of the |
mixture to the floor it occurred to the |
Young man that if it would keep dust
from the floor, it was also good for the
furniture, SO he laboriously covered the
oook cases. chairs, desks. and even the
safe With the "tlustlayer, " and the result
WAS that while the Office generally took on
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21

A short time ago it was said to be
Ulney whom Cleveland favored for presi-
Dental candidate. Now we are told it is
Carlisle. Tomorrow it may be Dan La
mont. But those who are somewhat
acquainted with the worn grooves in
which the mind of Grover Cleveland is
won't to pass the time are assured that
tho man he favors for President, to secure
whose nom ination and election he would
find no personal sacrifice ton the part of
his friendsl too great, and whose chances
he regards as those of destiny and whose
infalliblity he attributes to personal
conservation is Grover Cleveland of
Sculpin's inlet, fisherman extraordinary
and statesman ordinary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21

Dunraven's thought he saw had no
teeth in it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21

Whatever may be the final outcome of
the case, and it there are loophoI6s out Of
which the convicted may crawl they will
Re found, it is gratifying that Broker
Chapman has been found guilty of con
tempt because he would not answer the
questions Of the Senate Investigating
committee. When public indignation
at the sugar scandal necessitated an in
vestigation Mr.. Chapman was a witness
and refused to answer questions as to
stock speculations which he was supposed
to have carried for certain senators as
their broker. He is not likely to suffer
much as he is out on bail amounting to
only $1,000 and the verdict may be re
versed by the higher court Nevertheless
what little Of justice has been obtained is
welcome, and it is to be hoped will afford
precedent that may prove of value in
getting at the bottom Of such scandals in
the future. This country is not ready to
turn its affairs over TO a sugar trust or to
bond syndicate right away.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21

an appearance Of beautiful and un-
wonted freshness, the place was simply
uDinhabitable for its oily surface. AS
Lawyer Cleaves remarked: You couldn /
sit down anywhere without q pair Of over
alls and jumper, and even then the chairs
were so slippery that you couldn't stay in
'em. " II took the united efforts of the
entire Office force to rub down the fur
nture and pat it in condition for use.
but the office has nice spick and span
look now.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21

England has had time to recover her
ipsolence and seems to have done so. She
now proposes, or some of her newspaper
organs do that President Cleveland settle
the whole Venezuelan difficulty by in
be healthful for him to accept British
terms,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21

England Is even more Interested in the
definition Congress is likely to make of
the Monroe doctrine than this country is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21

81 shall never wear coat that was cut
for another person, says Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Lease in her most dramatic
manner. We note that she IS careful not
to bar the family trousers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-01-21
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
1tnfere ,,sieb1tnasS5bue.I.

Dian battle ii6 bic 9aie au! 0as I'M
glaubli6e 1T gei@eben. Die &epublitaner
bon Penniblpauien BADEN ben @enator
0uap, Matbetp STANLEY Auub, BON Suoez
mepers 8naben, gu ibrem 9annertrGqer err
loren; fe nennen i'm npennIDGpanien's qroz
BEN unb berDorragenben Sobn" unb pouen
i'm auf Der ct. 2putIer Contention als
prGfibenti4afts : Ganoibaten in's Selb
riiden. Nun tennt man ia bieIes 8ofen=
fpiel. 3uap peiB gut genug, baB er niez
mails prGiibent Der Ser. Staaten tperben
fam, aber er min feline @etreuen feft I'm fid
1bqaren, er min bic @timne Der 9elegaten
8enniplDaniens ais negotiable guam
tity' in 8ereitibait balten, I'm nit ibr
fir ii9 unb feline Snappen ':nen auten
Bargain" nit bem imam of destiny
abf4lieBen gu f0nnen.
Oieies 8orreiten bon ''favorite sons''
1T Der refine S4pinOeI. aeiu Menf9 in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
Sat tod tat0t 9en1t0.

Die pppuliften bon Soma, tpel9e i'm bDri=
gen Sabre ungefGbr Elm 0rei3e6ntel Der Sc
fanrmtfimmen erbielten, finb nieber i'm
Selbe, unb nit ibnen natiirli9 unier alter
6reunb, Der 6elb 10 oieler WdblzGumpagz
men uub 8prtdmpfer unbefbrdntter 4uss
gabe uneinlOsbdren Pd~piergelbes, @eneral
SeSam.3 st. Weaber. Mit i6nen au9 unIer
eigener braberS aubened unb Der 2anbiturmz
General S. 8. Gorep.
f6r. Weaber 6at ~pffenbar cine 8orlie6e
fir's @ef9lagennerOen, BENIN natirli9 err
nartet er, Der BrG Observation-Disclosures ber
partei gu iein. l1nb an inn ion es ni9t lie
gen, penn er ntbt cine grOBere Stimmen>
subG als ie 5ubor erbdlt. @r 1T ia geitiegen,
BON 307,740 Stimmen als gd1bibat Der
9reenbudz2 abor@ partei i'm Sabre 1880 auT
1,055,04 alS gunbibat Der 8eop1e's partei
i'm Sabre 1892. rnb er lGbt aae, neG9e
miibIelig unb beldben itnD, Elm, inn gu fol-
gen. SIN eriter Gei6e Die Silbsrleute; dber
bann audi ale Nnbern, tpel4e irgenb pel9es
GeformeStedenpferb babenn unb iiber6aupt
vaIe un3ufriebenen @lemente". (Seine etgsz
uen @orte). SEPT, iugt er, ober ME tit Die
3eit gum Siege. Die alien parteien iinb
bereit ft9 auf3ul0ien tpegen Der @elbfrage,
pie tie 1860 ii9 tpegen Der Stlubereifruge
aufIDften.
Der Nationalzg onoen Der populiften tit
befunntlid uuf ben %. Suli nu9 81. 2outs
bsrufen, auf ben glei9en Sag nit ben Con-
bent Der SilberfreiprdgIer, unb es pirO ndz
tiirlt4 BON ben 8latformen unh ganbibaten
Der bsioen groBen Parteien a6bdngen, pb bic
Sreiprdgler oann mod n0t9ig BADEN tperben,
fi9 an cine brittle Bdrtei al menben. ST.
bos Der SaG, 10 pirb cine 8er16mefaung Der
populiiten nit ben 6retprdglern Der genie
1ene Weg Iein. 9en11 2eBtere perben gem
bic berI9ieOenen 5tefenpferbe, pie ngolfs=
Snitiatibe" unb rReferenbum" nit in ben
&auf nebrnett. Sb aber 6r. @eaber Dber
0r. 8lan6 poer Elm 9ritter Der 8rGiibent>
I9afts<Ganbi6at Der &ibrei=9artei fem
tpiro, bariiber ldBt it9 iel6ftOertdnblif
utGts bOrdusfagen.
Wir piini6en ben 6erren 8eaber, Sau.
bened unb 9enOFen alien grfo1g; D. +. NH
bpffen, oaB iid Die 9Otbmenbigfeit fir BIZ
Sreiprdgler ~einiteIe, am %. Suli nit ibner
gemeinTameSa Sadie gu MAIDEN, unb ibr @9id:
fdl gemeinfam Der ltrue an5ubertruuen
0enn mir itnb iiber5eugt, buB tie %ein5eln ooel
genetnfam e6enTO abfubren perben, pie oi
@reenbadler 1880.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

gelb ipirtli9, baB Die engliiAen &dpitaltiten
ibr @elb nt9t febr bel liebsr gu flint nno
feds pro3ent mad Nmerita Ieiben, als ii9
briiben nit ! b. 8. begniigen piirben, tpsn1l
fe ni6t fiir9teten, oaB BEL Der llnbere9en@
Bartlett bes amerifaniiden @oltes Die Gill
berfreiprdgler liegen unb tie ibr 9elo nur
our 6Glfte 5uriiderbalten piirben. llno oaB
bic amerifuniiden 8dpitaliiten niht lieber
i6r @elo gu gepinnberfpre9enoen Inter
ne6mungen bergeben, als es in Si4erbsttsz
gep0lben einI9lieBen piiroen, fDenn nlobt
5ie @efabr brobte, buB fe fir ieben Dollar,
ben tie berleiben, nur einen balben Dollar
3n~riiderbalten.
@elb 1T nur BON NuBen, fpenn es IN
8etpeaunq 1T. SIN einem gelourmen Sdnoe
fDnnen 6anoef unb Wanoel bliiben, penr1
nur bas 8ertruuen bas @elb f9nea bur9
bic @erfebrszM rterien treibt, in etnem geld
reiden fDnnen tie barnieberliegen, neil Der
6elebenbe 6er5T9fag 5es gertrouens feblt.
Wenn 6err Mltgelb unb fetne Sreunoe IS
nur 3H9eDeN lUDuleHt Dub pu9
auriidfe6rte, bann piirben f4nea duh Die
quten 53eiten unb @el6 in 9iiae nno 5iue
ba 5ein. Wenn Der republfdnif4e ntnt rlr,
1onoern au9 Der bemofratti9e Nattotdl>
Content fi9 fir Nufre4terbaltung Der 1eBtz
gen @Gbrung unb 3ablung uaer unierer
9@ulben in gutsm unb bo1pertbigem 9elbe
ausfpri9t, bann perben ii9 fofort bic 9elo
beraenben 3ruben Der gan3en Welt Offnen
unb ibren befru9tenben Snbalt iiber uns
ausT9iitten; ni9t aber, tpenn bic bemofrdz
tif9e partei ben falfden @Ottern bes 9rn.
Mltgelb unb @enoffen nd9laufe len unb OaS
1iGberne Ralb anbeten 5olte. Damn niirbe
Ii9 Die Giidfebr bes 8ertrauens mod big
gum ndditen Sriibiabr uno biellet9t nod
lGnger bin5ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

Slinots piiroe oordn benton, GnQpm gum
BrG1ioenten Ser Der. Stdaten gu maiden,
ebenIo penig pie es Sematoem in penn=
5pIpanien einfalen piiroe, 4uup in's MeiBe
6duS gu f9iden. Iber Die Wea6er polz
len Bel Der eriten MbIimmlt1g un0 oiel=
lei9t AUDI mod Bel ben nd41t fDlgenoen, Die
Stimmen Der 0elegdten tbrer re1petz
tipen Staten auf etnen r2ieblingslobn"
p%ereingen, bamit bic S9luBobItimmung 10
melt tpie mDglid binausgeIGoben unb fir
ben S9a9er rebt btel 3eit gepcnnen fperoe.
90 fomn1t trob allsr peri0nli9en pros
teite mno Q~bGebnungen bes GrzprGftoenten
in Sn5iana bas 9arrifonz n8ibmden" ni9t
CUR &ube. Mi9ener, Der 8oritber oes
republitaniI9en Observation-Disclosures. min
unter alien l1mftdnben 9arriion als ben
Q~ieblingsiobn in Der Convention ausrufen
ldfen. unb berGangt. buB ibm ebrenbdlber
Bel Der er1ten Nbfttmmung Die Stimmen
Snbiana's 3ufulen.
Die Ma1er ala platt, Suop, Mi6ener
II. +. ID, po1en per6iiten, baB Mc3inlep,
pel9er cine grpBe 5tdrte ent!ptdelt, Bel Der
erften Mbftimmun9 nonlinirt peroe. Senn
tpenn biefer San eintrdte, bdnn pdren Die
negotiable quantities, nit 6encn tic
mad ct. 2ouis tommen, ni9ts tpertb, bann
9dbe es feinen 59a9er unb Me8inleb
niir5e feline 8erIpre9ungen gu MAIDEN
brau6en.
9esbalb arbeiten iebt Die 8ohe auf'a
frdftigite jener pppuldren StrOmung entges
gen, Die ii9 uuf republifanii4er @eite gu
@unften Mc&inlep's geltenb ma9t, unb
tie feBen ale 6ebel in 8epegung, UNI es
gu bintertreiben, oaB Mc&inlep f6on Bel
Der erften Mblttmmung bic Nomtnatipn err
balte; bes6alb i6iren fie dudj na4 ardf=
ten ben @brgei5 Der clearinghouse" UNI
reben ben 0elegaten gu, Bis gum 3ei6er
oes NbfaGs, obne Wanten benin 2ieblingsa
1obn a%usaubarrsn.
60 perben bic Stem 0orter 0elegaten fin
Morton, bic bon Maine fir Gesb, bic oor
8ennIplbanten fir Nuup, Sic BON Soma fin
4Gi1on, isne BON Nebrasfa fir Manberfor
u. +, IN. Itimmen, Bis Die 8o1e ben S9a9el
a6qef9lofen baben uno ben OeGeguten bas
perabreoete 3et9en geben. DAB it9 abel
Elm 10 alter Stat nte BenniDlodnien ba5r
bergiebt, einem 0uap 6anolangeroienite 81
~lei5ten, ia, mas nod T9limmsr lit, o.eIer
Iuu6eren patron unb Senator, Der ii4 erf
nod bpr nenigen gagen pon Senator 9tl
feline neutrality-suspicious. portperfer
la1en muBte, fosar als prdiiOentf9uftscan:
bibaten gu empfeblsn: oqs benefit, baB Der
poGititern uGes @brz, pfli9tz unb @4am;
gefibl ab6anben gefommen 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
este Ser preuBifAe Snmterfibrer
berMrfNetlt tu1trOe.

ltnfere 2eier fennen bereits ben Nusgang
bes 8erliner @riminalprO8efes gegen ben
Srei6errn bon 6ammerftein.
Rur einige Stunben bat am %. Qpril
bas Offentlihe Strafberfa1ren bor Der erften
Strdftammer bes 2onbgeri9ts I in Berlin
inter @OriiB bes 2anOaeri9tsbireftOrs &ied
9ebarert. Sn Solge Der 8eI9aFfen9eit Der
@nflage hatten feline @ei9porcnen iber Die
G4ulofrage gu entf6eiben, Ionbern Die gez
Isbrten &i9ter. @eI9tpprene piirben na9
benz &eiAsitrafgeIebbu6 nur in Nntuenoun9
getpmmen iein, fpenn es fi9 nm 8erbre6en
gebanoelt bGtte, Die nit Dem Sobe ooer nit
mebr aIs fiinfidbriger 3u6tbausz ober
JeFtungsz0aft beItraft perben.
9ammeritein faB auf Der 4~ntlagebant in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

@ine int~erefante Neuerung tptrb Der Ct
Coulter Gonbent b~ringen. Da es Dem 8or1
Iibenben Der acknowledgements natirlld2
unmDgli9 tit, ieben NbgeOroneten Dem Sea-
men nod gu fennen, 70 peroen bic fi9 sum
@ort @r9ebenben immer nur als Die 9errell
BON benz unb Dem Stadte porgelteat. 5a
ct. 2ouis tpirb ieber Staats=Oe Delegation Elm
Selepbon our @erfigung fte3en, Oermitteiit
beHen beren 9orIiber benz Braf1benten oss
gonpents unb bur9 bieien Der 8er1dr1tm@
lung ben Namen bes &ebners ralttbetlen
fann. 9as tpirb cine annebmli9telt dlld)
fir bus gublifum unb cine @rletbteruttg fnr
bic 8eri9ter5tatter ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29

ST. Nltgelo 1T au9 beute mod, tpie 6r.
Carlisle bpr a9t5ebn Sabren, Der 4nii6t,
bab Der @eltborratb an @belmetalIen bur9z
aus ni9t gu groB lei, unb fibrt als gepeis
bafiir an, baB bic S9uloner ni4t genug
@elb BADEN, nm lire @ldubiger 81 befriebiz
gen, ober bub bic @ei9dfte, tpel9e tie nit
benz gebpraten @elbe MAIDEN, ni9t genug
@epinn abperfen, UNI Die 3inien 81 be-
5ablen.
0as 1T pielfad getpiB Der San, 10 3. 9.
Bel 2euten, pel6e it6 auf rieii9e @erbinbz
li9feiten eingelafen baben, I'm Boltenz
16aber gu erribten, unb bieielben ni9t gu
ben erparteten preifen permietben tOnnen.
Nber bab Semanb cine oerungliidte Spe=
fulotion ma6t, unb ftatt @elo gu gelpinnen,
@elo perliert, benefit bod mod ni9t, bab
ni6t geniigenb @elb %Dorbanoen 1T.
Sb mir in ben Ser. Staaten genug @elb
baben ober mebr brau9en t%0nnten, tpolen
mir babinqefteIt fein lafen, obpobl es
Sbat1a@e 1T, baB mir bellte auf ben Sept
iebr bel mebr @elb BADEN, tpie Dor a9t5ebn
eSabren, unb mebr als GnglanO unb 9euti9>
lamb, pel3e Ti9 trobbem i'm 3uitanbe bD9e
1ter 8litbe befinoen, alien &lagen Del
Qqrarier gum 5rOb. @s lam alio ni9t
aGein an benz grOBeren Ooer geringeren 8orz
rqtb an @elb liegen, ionbern es muB an
etpas Wnberem 1iegen. l1nb bieies Mnbere
1T leicht oefunben. @s 1T ods 8ertrauen
gs feblt bas gertrauen in %nnfersn guteu
miQen. bas @elb, pelnes mir 9ebOrgt bdben.
in eben5o eutem @eloe 5uriid3u5dblen, uni
an Der 3erfDrung bieies 8ertrauens trugen
!Serr Mltqelb uno feline 5reunoe Dom aaetns
acknowledgment @ilberfrfiprdgungs@8efenn
min Die 59ulb. Ooer be5peifelt 9r. Qlt=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-29
Huge Q1dbmafdinen.a uswabl

Sci 4uspu6G elmer MG6maI9ine finb
~folgenbe Puntte gu empFe6len.
@rtens:0 Die @9ubItange ION 10 anz
gebra9t Iein, baB ie nidt fdpuntelt. Denn
bas &ur6sIruO bogegen liegt, f9tpantelt bic
G9ubftange, trGgt ab unb tpirD 6eiB. @enn
es uber fentredt itebt, funtttonirt bic S4ubs
itange pie Der piitOn elmer locomotive. Die
.S3ubianse foG lang iein unO penig f9iefe
&i@tung BADEN, aus Sta6l fein, nit Meis
iingfopf.
3neitens. SoG man beba9t Iein,
elm fol4es Sabrifat gu 6efommen, BEL pelz
9em bic &egulirung Der S9leppftange mad
Der 8orberIeite Der S9ubitdnge ungebra9t
lit, anberpeitig Der @9neibebalfen ii9 na6
ldngerem 9ebrau9 oer5ie6t.
0rittens: Die 5ingerplatten fo[en
na9 benz Princip elmer S9eere a%rbeiten,
cine platte lit bas MefIer unb Die anbere lit
Die ge5adte Singerplatte. I'm bartndfigem
@ras, tpel9es fnb ungef6nttten bur9f9leiz
fen min, b~or3ubeugen, miifen Die Pldtten
fdge3d3nig fetn. Sine iol9e Mtdf4tne urs
beitet ie na9 8uni9 GangTam, uno o6ne
@ertppfung.
8fertens: 9fo[en unb &ugelluger
iinb 10 bOrtreffGi9 fir Geibten 3ug unb
8erbinoerung BON @~bnubung, baB es einz
fdltig iein piirbe, cine Reibungsmai3ine gu
taufen, no man bic tpunberbollen &olen@
ldgerzMuf9inen uuf benz Wedrtte bat. &ein
Sarmer ma4t einen Srrtbum, tpern er BEL
@1stpabl elmer Muf4ine obige einfa9en
Puntte merit ober ii3 cine Seering14e
&oIenlager zMtdbmaf4ine uusIu3t.