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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26
MOTOR AND DYNAMO
Are Altogether Different in Function, Although Identical in Construction

From the Electrical News Bulletin
 It is a very common error to confuse a motor with a dynamo. and but very few outside of electrical engineering circles, can explain the differences between these two machines. The newspaper man writes about "dynamos' burning out and setting the street car on fire. or tells of the giant motors" whirling at tremendous speed in the motorhouse, and very few realize that a mistake has been made.
 To explain in the simplest language a dynamo is a machine driven by mechan- ical energy into electricity-another form of energy. A motor is machine that takes the electrical energy generated by the dynamo and converts 1t back again into mechanical energy. And curiously, enough, the two machines are almost identical in construction. Indeed, some dynamos can be operated as motors and some motors as dynamos without any change whatever.
 Going a little into detail, a dynamo. or 8 generator, as it Is now more commonly called by electrical men, is a machine consisting of what is called an armature which is made to revolve between the poles of a magnet or group of magnets. The armature contains a great many loops of wire which cut the line of the ma agnstic force which flow from one magnetic pole to that of opposite polarity. Although no one can see how 1t is done. it is nevertheless true that this simple process causes a current of electricity to flow through the wire of the armature. which may be led ont of the latter by suitable sliding contacts or brushes and gent out through the conducting wires of circuit which may be extended many miles. The current is supposed for con- venience to flow out over one wire and back over the other keeping up contin- uous flow through the armature and outside circuit.
 There you have the dynamo. To oper- ate the dynamo, mechanical energy as that of a steam engine or waterwheel is required The more current you take out of the armature the harder it is to turn.
 Now if you take a machine similar to a dynamo away out somewhere on the line and connect it's terminals to the two wires of the circuit, the current which is being generated by the dynamo flows through the armature of the second ma chine and, To and behold, the armature
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26
Heligoland, the Bird Trap
From Harper's Weekly.

Er0m f1arperS weekly.
 The island of Heligoland. in the North Sea, is a triangular rock of perhaps hundred acres, but there Is probably no spot of equal size on the earth's serface that is of more interest to the ornitholo- gist. Nearly every one on the island Is born ornithologist. The flight and note of every bird is instantly detected. The fisherman steers with a gun by his side, the peasant digs his potatoes with gun Cn the turf. and heap of birds on his coat.
 Every bird that appears is whistled within range with marvellous skill. Tho common sorts are eaten. the rare ones sold to the bird suffers, and the new cnes taken to the ornithologists.
 The autumnal migration is a spectacle that orniothologists from all over the world are wont to attend. On one such occasion distinguished bird-student was walked at half past twelve in the =aorninz with news that tho migration
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26

begins to spin. There you have the motor which is nothing more than a dynamo running backward and using up current instead of producing it. Put a pulley on the shaft of the motor and there yon have power again, which is what you started out with. That Is why motors are so economical and convenient where me- chanical power is required. Great dy- namos in power station generate cur rent in vast quantities, which Is sent ont over the lines to be used up in motors of all types and sizes, from a thirty-second of a horsepower up to 1000 horsepower, as desired. Now when you want to op- crate sewing machine by power you buy little motor to do it. few years ago 1t would have been necessary for you to put in boiler and steam engine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26
Ingratitude
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 Speaking of agents and peddlers and such--one of them called at an East End home the other day and started his spiel as follows:
 Madame, I have been requested by a number of persons to call here and show you our new patent doorbell Everybody says the only reason you haven't a bell is because you've never thought of 1t. They say they knock and knock and spoil your paint and their own knuckles and then have to go away disappointed.
 'That may be true-I hadn't thought of It." said the housewife Put a bell in at once. How much will it cost? Here's the money-give me a receipt Thanks. Who were the persons who complained?"
 "Peddlers and bill collectors and such." All
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26

terms. Many larks alighted on the ground to rest and allowed the islanders 10 pass their nets over them. On some nights as many as 15.000 skylarks have been taken on the island. At about 5 o'clock in the morning the clouds broke, the stars came out and the migration came to an end. or was continued above the range of human vision.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26

had already begun. Hastily dressing him self, he at once made for the light house. The night was almost pitch dark, but the town was astir. In every street men with large lanterns and a sort of an- glers landing net were making for the lighthouse.
 At the lighthouse an interesting sight presented itself The whole zone of light
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26

within range of the mirrors was alive with birds coming and going. Nothing else was visible in the darkness of the night but the lantern of the lighthouse vignetted in drifting sea of birds. From the darkness in the east clouds of birds were emerging in an uninter- rupted stream.
 No one could guess how many hun
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26

dreds of thousands of birds there passed in a couple of hours, but the stray birds which the lighthouse keeper succeeded in securing. as they fiuttered against the wire netting amounted to almost 300. The night was starless and the town in visible, but the island looked like the outskirts of well lighted city, being sprinkled all over with brilliant lan-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26
Do Not Cancel Orders To Roberts & Son

We request you not to cancel any orders given for store as we have made arrangements through the courtesy of other local printers publishers and sta tioners to handle any and all orders, though plant destroyed Friday night by fire
 Any orders cancelled now will work hardship vel! as on the 100 employees of our plant who thrown out of work. Their only opportunity to work is extra in other plants which have gener ously been placed at disposal
 Arrangements have been perfected to handle all ord for stationery, office supplies and loose leaf goods
 Our office records and customers order tickets not destroyed have record of all orders. If the original copy from which were to do the work can not be found, will promptly write you for dupli cate copy, that may execute all orders without unnecessary delay
 We thank many friends for their kindnesses and assurances of sympathy and cooperation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-26
Roberts & Son

Eobert w Ewing President R w F. H L.
 
 pirecors-Richard w. Massey Dckerson E. T. w. Richard V. VI ~ n ' Temporary Office 1922 Third Avenue, Next Alamo Theatre Phone Gunn's Pharmacy Sd Ave 6 18th St.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

I|a Abbott b generous uupr WAYS
auH means ut most cncCtuHl methods
Ii securing the five thousand dollars
wore discussed al length. and ia,
faIUc oft the services ct the secrc.
ldr.pH ANA cafeteria director In hoid
~uI. has considered "a oUt weigh the
value of time iu the hom, just at pres
vui when All side issues are 10 Dee
swept aside and an effort concentrate
d 100 me long. strong pull Tor the
home. thar b. already assured u public
interest aud the conservation OF mem.
beers continue an al present The
reports from the business Girls club
waf most encouraging. and The en-.
thusiasm OF the directors was evi.
dcnCod bN the services volunteered
for Office work. az the home during
the coming month. when each director
boo turu VIII assume office duties 40
relieve the secretaries of all rcspunsi.
bility la the home 40 give their ablest
attention 10 the campaign work
The library music. rest roam. bath.
DIoQuet grounds, tennis court and EN-.
pioyment hurcau will continue open
90 the public aud the social gatherings
will occur whenever the members de-
size lust az heretofore. bat after this
evening. no meals will he served In
the cafeteria en- further notice is
given
no for home OF our own b. the
slogan and even thOsc outside the
glamour OF optimism aud enthusiasm
Of The members who are privileged 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
ASTHMA cATAkKH CURED
Expect Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtained by
Srnpine.

New York, Aug 10 Ihuusanps dit
taking advantage OF the generous pi
fer made by the WOodWOrth Co, lbI
Broadway New York city. REQUESTING
an experimental package OF Sohplh''
the great discovery for Asthma nay
Feyer% Bronchitis, and Caiarrh' VIM u
IL mailed free OF charge 90 all who
write for H. Il Is curing thousand oi
the most stubborn cases. u make ~"
difference how long You have born
suffering or how severe the climatic
conditions are where you i've, sen
pine will cure you
n you have experimental win
other treatments and have laAcd TO
hnd a cure do not be discouraged but
send for a trial OF this wonderful tul}
moritous remedy which Is a scientific
compound discovered by proiea3m
OF Vienna University, and Is being
recommended by thousands
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
First Presbyterian

Corner litrh and silver. uugh \,
Cooper pastor Services morning and
evening Morning theme, The Church
OF To-day" second IN series OF special
theme. rs the Minister Worth
While SUNDAY school NJ 9'i5 a.
m Christian Endeavor at o. IA.
Musical seleetiOns Prelude OmortOry
Thomas. solo Crossing the Bar, -
evening "Benedicths, l.emere, Stun
Der sons. Gaynor The public cordial
I, invited
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

Rev K. ~ TolDert. minister. sun.
day school 9.i5 o. a. This ~ sery.
ice that will be- helpful 10 you as
well as your children Set good
example To the Young folks and come
with them and study the word of God.
Glasses for all ages. Preaching sery.
ices al u, sermon by Rev John
Mdrdy Christian EDdoayor az 7 u.
M strangers IN the city are especial
y invited "a attend this meeting OF the
Young people No evening service.
Following are the musical numbers.
Organ prelude. "Cayatina. Raft;
anthem. MY Faith Looks up 10
Thee Ravens. quartet OnortoY,
Salut a Amour Elgar; solo. Tho
Earth 'is the Lords Lynes, Miss
Margaret Franklin, postlude. Pre-
Jude and Fugue In D.. Hesse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
Frst Baptist.

Corner lead avenue aud Broadway,
Jesse J, Runlsu. pastor Order OF
services. morning Organ voluntary
nouncements, morning oneriing pray.
er response by choir, hymn 5i7, ser.
mon by pastor. subject salient
Truths OF Baptist Church Wynn
800. benediCtion. evening hymn 90,
hymn 81. invocation. Scripture ies'
son. hymn So announcement. evening
offering, prayer, hymn 81 sermon By
pastor, subject Association an Essen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
The Churches
Flrst Methods, episcopal /.

Corner Lead avenue ana South
Third Charles Oscar Becbmau, pas.
tor Tine Rev II - Hammond will
occupy the pulpit al II N. The
sunday school meets az 9.i5 a IA. u
a Porterhold. superintendent The
Epworth League devotional serVcc
viii he held 90 y. M, Miss Pearl
Tompkins, leader. The evening WOr-
ship AT WIN bee union service la
the Presbyterian church Rev n. 4.
Cooper delivering the sermon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
WAYS AND MEANS
MOST EFFECTUAL
ARE DISCUSSED
Plan Effected by Which Sec
retaries of All Committees
Will Devote Entire Time 10
Working for Home.

~ AN enthusiastic meeting OF the
board OF directors o.. me Young No
mems Christian association 10 the
p8rlOrs Of the home last evening Ui
unanimous cuLscnL the BOARD author
lzed the lemporarl closing OF the cafe
iarla department of the v " e. A.
IN order 10 permit The secretaries aud
All me board and committee members
to devote their entire attention 90 The
finance campaign IN which me asso.
citation is earnestly engaged Tor The
pnrpoHe OF obtaining permanent
hurne on the terms set forth 10 Judge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

How II Graphter making "a living
since he got kicked out of tho logie
lature?"
"Hc rs telling the various thaulau-
quas how he happened Ia take th,
bride.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
st. paul's EnaIish Lu,heran.

Corner " silver aud Sixth at Rev.
W 5 Oberholgzer pastor. All the
usual Lords day services Sunday
school at 9.i5; morning Worship az
II. sermon theme, Fellowship with
God Evening service 1850 10 $50,
&. r. and evening sermon combined,
Every body cordially welcome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
salvation Army MeetInns.

Sunday o, N, knee drlll, 10, open
air. ~, holiness meeting D. m,
sunday school; $3.50 open aiY. 4 gen
cral meeting. $50 Omen air. \. Capt
cndel viii speak on The Soul That
Sinneth n Shall Dic E1c lS.i. week
nights. : 80 open air s. Ia the hall on
Silver avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
ALTERNATIVES

There's belief that summer girls
are always hckle,'
"Yos. got engaged GA that the
DRY. but IL looks as u I'm In for a
wedding OF a breavh OF promise suit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

WOmans club building, corner OF
seventh street ana COLD avenue Sun'
day, n a. M, subject Mind sunday
pchool. = o. a. m Testimonial meet
ing "Wednesday. g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

Son and Heir Through Grace Nh
Allison viii discuss The Cplitted
Christ" at the cycEing service sun.
day school a' 9.t5 a. IA. Special mu.
sic by the choir 4 cordial welcome
60 an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
Cold and Broadway Christian Church

Bible study AT 9i5 q. an, !. H.
Wear superintendent Morning ser
mon A. n. The Power OF Prayer
Evening SERMON az \ The Dream of
DE Leon song leader Dr T. W
Hooper lIermon = Williams, minis
ter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

Corner Fourth and W SILVER Arch,
deacon W V Warren, rector Rest
dcnce so West Tiieras Tenth sun.
day after Trinity Holy communion
: a M. sunday school o IS. Morning
service. A.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

zoe y. Fourth g.. sunday schO0
F:i5 a. M gospel preaching 7.i5 y
m, prayer meeting Thursday evening,
7.i5 O'Clock. Come. YOU are welcome
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

3lS South Arno, samuel T.. Ali.
sou. pastor Services conducted by
the pastor at II m aRd . m, The
subject lor the morning discourse, A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

establish this noble institution, can
see Ia greater, healthier boiler Al
buqucrque growing up about this cut.
tural station of Christian womanhOod
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

tial Factor Ia Character building
hymn 49,, hcncdiCtiou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
MODERN WOODMEN WILL
GO To CAPITAL CITY
ELABORATE ARRANGEMENTS BE-
ING MADE FOR EVENT.
More Than Fifteen Hundred Wood
men Expected to Be Present.
Local Delegates Go.

Elaborate arrangements have been
made by the Charleston Camp. Mod
ern Woodmen OF America. for the en-
%tertainment OF the Woodmen who will
attend the state convention that will
open at Charleston on Wednesday
morning. Wheeling delegates who
will attend the convention will leave
the city on Tuesday evening for the
capital city. The full list of dee
gates from This city will be announced
to-day.
More than 1900 delegates from
throughout the state are expected TO
attend the convention this year. on
Thursday evening "a banquet viii be
given the visiting Woodmen by the
Royal \eighhOrs. the auxiliary OF the
Modern Noodmcn. The banquet will
be held ~ the banquet halls OF the
Ruffner hotel. The convention Will
be held az S~tevensons hall. The Y.
VI. q. a. hail will also be thrown open
10 the visitors.
Al the convention nine delegates
will be selected 90 represent West
Virginia az the national convention
Of the Modern Woodmcn. which will
be held az Buffalo. y. y. starting on
June Goth Several members Of the
local camp are candidates for relc-
gates and Wheeling will no doubt be
largely represented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
CHARLIE The FIRST
S~nimPSnzee Is the Greatest c;r.o.
Performer IN the World

harll' the First. tho himpsrz.. .
IH. OF star performers win he
q" mum ana IHliDH Greatest Sboy, ,r
"' iliS close resemblance To- tb.
Nus MN into a class hv him
SOL All man divine Gifts ,,i.L 81.
exception Of power of su.,rh "a
possessed hN this strfur, cr.st,,r.
H'4'h'' SAYS there Us a link rouncr,ir-
W. animal creation wiki that of tba
human race Charlie th. First urot.-
lniS thc"ry. Within him is th, di,in.
spark az human ire To- sy.b 49,
tent has Do" developed by ,.rtr,r.
WIN man. that De- las become "a b.ff.r
lived. VIZ" ever
charlie tho Firs. was born in Afri,,
Gut t,h % ago.. Nofhinr IS
hi'Wu 90 his a~ut,r.dsrfs lr rq,e .
party u scientists cam. ,n.r Lt"
nuts. ''''"
After ei-ht months the men took
, I"rlgs th- First 90 London Scion
from "Il over Europe examined
n'". Etcn the King Of England tho
'IWan Emperor and Alfuuzo Of spain
l"i MN brought before them. Thor.
was but one opinion "Tf.r. ts Cd,
'A'mplihcatinn 81 the Htrwtrtan
th'rrf or uu accident Of nature Ir
~.th"ntn o. ~ tho dI|scnt,rprz OF
'nr animal nnw brings him to Amsri-
e as ON" " fh' hiR features with the
I-srrum md HALEY circus
E''r}thing DE- does proves him NOR.
hnnhn than animal ff. dimes with
90" us" &C % fuu table equipment no.
sleep. Iu h.d fir r'tts ur tho pian,
Do" shines Dis own shoes a.. AS .r
Dds "Wr buttons As % performer DID.
man iie is an accomplished
bareback rider lIs is 81 skufffsr fr4-
l'f~ nrtfsf a finished high-wir. wall.
'i ana h clever IlgEler ON oue ~
ih' siiE's Do presents o. dlnIclIt DE-
cycle arf 90. originated DO himself
li'-' fh'u. ar. flr proofs ffrf h.
Ilf.f .s.s a divinity o. mind ftr b,
excess ~ natures intent no will
prove th- grrHfssf circus attraction
ever soon BOO Wheeling SATURDAY.. Nav
o.. when Poo big show comes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01

Though YOU cannot call her 20 you,
You can 10 and meet her there.
Fairw ell. dear grandma.
Peaceful DO thy silent slumber.
Teuce;ul In thy grave so low.
81 more VIII Join our number.
sleep on. dear grandma. peaceful sleep
God knew II was best:
soon on that golden shore we'll meet
And share an endless rest.
\ precious ono from MS has gone
a voice We love is stu:
= place Is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
sleep ON. dear grandma. peaceful sleep.
TIN Jesus bid you rise.
There with all Gods ransom people
We Will meet you In the skies.
Fare~ Ell. dear grandma. thou hast left
us,
In this sinful world below.
But you are resting NJ in heaven.
Where you are better off we know.
Yet again we hope to meet you
In a home beyond the skies.
Where we clasp your hands forever
And never have TO say goodbye.
May the tender smile or a saviour's
Re thy Welcome home to the CATER
above.
Written by her ~grandchild. Lizzie.
tMoundsyille Echo please copy)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
GRAND JURY
Convenes This Morning Win Many
Small Csses-One safe Rob-
berry and a Perjury Case.

The grand jury viii convene This
morn.nr af q 300 O'Clock fnr rho can.
a'dornfi0n OF 70 large number ~ minor
criminal cases. $50 Icr.Ul. crimes
have been committed within tlo bord.
ors ~ tHo county since rho last Fes
..on and fhn coming term of criminal
court uIl ho comparatively uuInfrr.
esf.nr s0 fnr as Is now known.
Among f.o rl.r. fD Doe considered
aro those or Nrs Zanln ilarrrr
charged UIfh perjury 'r accusing
charlie. tmieu With attempt criminal
assault and 0f tho three South Side
BOYS charged with breaking open f.a
.ifo OF fho Mcconnell cooper shop
Most OF fhe other casDs aro email mis-
1rmoar0rH Considerable lr%foro-f
HII bo added tD fhc coming term az
criminal court by fho ro.appoararce
of MS John o. Fohonk. Who De- fp Boz
'rInd fhr second time FOR the altered
r'IrDnIng of her husband
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
WESTLAKE CASE
Verdict In Death Of Mine Foreman
This Week-Proseeutor Max
ing Investigation.

The county authorities have not vet
completed the WcstlaHo case and there
may be some developments this week.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Maury has been investing Boz fhc hope
Of finding further evidence bat so far
90 b. understood chat 400 efforts in this
line have been fruIflcss. Coroner
Nichols viii render bis verdict within
% few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-01
We'll Meeting Proves
To be Great Success

manufacturing establishments were
conducted the same way. Tell me
what kind OF superintendent OF sup
ervision has this community or for
that matter any other community. that
will conduct its public affairs in this
way and that cannot keep in close
touch and know what its represent
atives, practically its employees. are
doing with its property.
And that is what we are seeking
20 remedy by means of the organ
ization of these municipal leagues in
which the representatives of the
people are those men in the COM
munity whom the community n trust
because they nave no selfish interests
AT stake. These men on behalf of the
community undertake a duty simply
OF supervision. Bear in mind that
TACT always; no municipal league has
power or authority TO represen, the
people or do anything for them ex-
cept inform them of what is going or.
hothlng more. Everywhere that
municipal leagues have been organ.
lied. they have had the cooperation
OF all right-minded elements OF the
community and have not represented
any particular party. The only ele-
ment ever opposing them has been
the corrupt element, the machines
over which they have been forced to
exercise supervision.
For All Classes.
In my own city. we have had the
cooperation OF every element I'm the
community and We have had upon
the executive committee al the Same
time almost every religious
ation. Upon u board are repre
sehtatives OF practically every class.
the professional men, bankers. mer.
Cnahts ana representatives of labor.
WINE prosecutions are sometimes iu.
stl'uted by these leagues and while
sometimes II becomes necessary IN i'm.
Nesusate certain crimes and frauds
against the public and to institute
prosecutions on account thereof. like
ErHlt n similar crusades. and while
these things are today being broad.
casted throughout the countr as no.
ing The activities OF these Ieaoues
mere are thousands and thousands 90
thlngs which they do in the Iine NJ
constructive work and OF real value
10 public officials"
Lewis Speaks.
Al the conclusion OF Mr. Wei1,s al
dress. I. l.. Lewis was -introd,coe
anu spoke IN a very interesting man.
ner OF the new movement. Mr.. Lewis
uecIared II TO be his belief thai tbe
greatest danger to our system of gov.
eminent Is In the conditions OF rraft
corruption. hypocrisy and
10 De round in the cities. The eli.
OF these elements. he de.
cared would mean the eliminate, 81
'o.0e ana or all that tends TO lower
our standards Of manhood and wo-