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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Jiirdjten Sic pon Shiuinbinht be-
fallen 81 iuernen?

Gs blcibt lid gleid, lpie hroniid,
Shr &uitcn obcr lpie iflper Sbr Sals>
obcr 2u~ngcnlcibcn lit. Or. Sings Nelp
Discovery lpirb Sbnen iihcrlih bclfen:
lie mag Sbr Yeben rctten. Stilmail
Green bon Walifite, 9olu., ihreibt:
.3pci Ier5tc lngtcn, i6 bate Die
Sdpinbiudt unb fDnntc feline 5lpei
Sabre ldngcr lebcn. Sd 9cbrulldte
Sr. Sings Nclp DISCOVERY. bin am
2cben unb ~geiunp." Wir critattcn
Shr @clh 6uriid, lpenn CO Sbncn nif)t
bilft. Die bette pausmeni3in filr
6uiten, @rfdlhingen, Salss unb 8un>
aenlciben. Treis so Gcnts nno $1.OO.
@arontirt bon 3. W. Huctc. $50
Drain Ctr, dubuque, Sorpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

bcs aonigs fabrcn in ben l1rnripien
Intomobiien Der ipnniiden Sotidoft
ppr, unb Den gnn3cn Tag iibcr ipuroe
Die Sahc pcrbanbclt. Ser 8ertreter
bcs aDrigs lies purdblidcn, Dob Der
aDnig Die IiQipnen bes Srn. Supene
nnnchmen perbe, INT in Dem fran5os
iiihcn Sabeurt 2lld)pn Gin bngieniides
Gtnbliiicnlcnt 6u begriinben. Ser
Hro5eB murbc am IS. Suli bon DEN
GipiIacridtcn %5uAunitcn oes &ontgs
bon Spunicn cntidieben. SaS @ertdt
mics Die Ingabc, baB Der Grblaler
irrIinnig gepcien lei, 8rriid. Ilfons
bat alio hrei Willioucn Sranfen 9eerbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
9anb fir gntterbrob, bette
600 tpcrtb.

Gus Yueblo o, golo., perlautei
unter'm Satum bonn l.. September:
8iliam CHISHOLM. Elm Gboctatp Sn>
oianer. begine beute Selbitmorb ourf,
grihieben nad) Gmpfan9 zines 9riefes
aus Yiibominso, Ola, in Dem linn
anse5eiet miro, oaB aiif benz 2nnbitiid,
peldes er fiir5lid fir cine feline
Summe perfaufte, Gel entbedt mllrbe
nnb basielbe fir SO. Joe 900 in anbere
Sdnbe iiberse9angeu lit. CHISHOLM
lit Elm @rabuirter bon SasfeQ unn
friiber befannter Subbalipicler. Seine
Selbitperni6trng mar 9efpiB nidts
@el1eiDtes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Ginc fantippe.

Gin Sarmer in Snbiana lit feline
Sarm, Die aus rs Idern beltanb, auf
gang merfipiirbi9c Weiic los g~eipprben.
gr bat ndmlidb cine riftige 9outippe
5lIr Srau. Sbrc fortlpdGrenben Gar
binenprcbigten pcriettcn i'm idlicBlid
in iulhc Ser6tpcifluug, DAB CT ibr iiir
ieben Gag, an Dem lie Den Wuno
balten piirbc. ciuen Idcr neriprad.
@enau 70 Gage bate er Tube. anlunt
ober bate er ieiner Srau Den lcbten
Ider perihriebcn, ba bcgdnncn Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Suucrldiiigcs &nriermittcl fir
Srduer.

Salt icbc Srou bet Elm 9utc3 Ga
r~icrnittcl ~npt6pcubia. 9r, Sings
Tclu 2ifc Ei0cu Iir;o gut, lpcil Die
icl6cn prompt unb 5Gpcrldiiig inn mn
tcinc Shmtr5cu n~cGuricd}cn. Srul
NJ. 6. 3uulnp bon &cnbiu, Scum.
fat: .0r. Sings 9icip Hiic Yillcl
babcn mir Icbr pjcl qctoIicn." @olct
@uth nod bcutc cine SGuftel. Treie
25 Gents. @mpfoblcu BON :. "
3uete, G56 Wuiu Cir, 9u6uouc.
Sppn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Slntiacr Spnntaa III Snblin.

Iuldblih bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in Dublin baben lid an Sonntng 81.
Iuguit) picbcr l~lnrlltcu abgcipiclt.
6unbcrtc bon %crioncn, ciuihlicBlih
breibig Gonitabler, lpnrpen p%cripunpet.
Nm Samstag bnttc lid Die 3ubl Der
IerleBtcu auf icdSig %bclaufcn.
Sdmmtlihc Suipitdlcr iino 10 ii6erz
fiiQt, bnB picle Der &erlpnnbeten ildt)
ibren Sebnuiun9en 2ur Sebanblung
9eididt lperbcu mI6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
3arbinenprebiotcn bon Nerlem.

@nrbinenprebi9tcn BON Nellem. SEPT
bat CT cine Sdeibungsflngc eingereidt.
Shaoe, baB ct Die @arOinenprebigtcn
ieiner 6rau niht %geiammclt bat. Sic
pilrben iiferlid cine hod)it iutcrclIante
2cttilre nb9cbcn, ipenn lie eincn ioldcn
Ginbruf auf i'm mnd)tcn, bad CT berett
mar, fir iebc Yreoigt. Die ibm eripnrt
blieb, eineu Ider fultipicrtcn Sanpe5
al 3ablcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Sabnfataitrppbe ut Gnglann.

Ius &irfbn@ Stcpbou, Gnglanb, pcrz
lnlitct: Cue ihluere Giicnbubnzauta@
itrppbe bat lid am =. september in Der
Ndbc BON bier 5%uActro9cn. Bic bciocu
Ibtbeilungen bcs ShncQ5ugcs bon
Sdpttlnnb nnf Sonbon itieBen in DER
Ndbe o bier 6ulanmcn. Siinf6ebu
Tcrionen purben get0btet unb breibig
pcrlcBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09

Sm 3citen Der 0iutmcleiuuac ingen mir ms
oarnn c%rt1nerrt. bob elm 0chsthltGcr 2ebcls.
larl rir bel nnaitlnbiacm ~@lcttgelpiTi oeS
Seibes ru6eiid lit. @ermeioct bGs 3noicI ebeIlio
mic bas ,3upcni9! Niiiei Grb Dor llcbcrlaonit9
0es Ntd9enS, 9ebct bcm ajrrcr Gbcr Gub an
Spciie urp Grant 8cnn0 pe0 .@ntcn. &abrct
@u6 dlt Dor llebcrnliioun1, iolptc Dor !t1Ils
q. on lbdtiefeit lilp @clucgrr9. ScI9et iilr
elm clui9cs Gleihnlnt. ooer es lucroci tth Stos
riln9cn i'm aorper ciniteaen, Die i'd ibIicblt6
olrb manniaiadc crnitlibc 9ci1mcrben funn'
grbcn, mic aoptifmsracn, Dinttigfett, 1er6.
flopfen, Stipinbel, &eritopiun1, Grud in Der
Iiasenarrbes gierenbetdnpcrocn. N%ildenthmd:
de. Nrcll5tGmer5en, II. I. 10. Tam III pas
8lcimeclui6i, Die Sciunbbcit acit5rl unb mr.
1oo itrocrmciolid, iptcrn Sbr Dem aorper rtdt
ptcoer III Dem @Iei69elpi6t iciner 2cbenstbds
ii9icit nerbcltt. Sas ME? III ciniab 9cIllie,
Bonn e. eibi rur cinen SSeg, nm Der III lcidt
in nllen 9lpptbcfen 81 iinocn ino Sunr in &c
itqIl Ger beriibrtcn u. 8crnaro 9riutcrpilen.
Nteic Hilcn, ciuii bon peifc1 Wtbndcn crluns
ocr, bnben i'd on piclcn Iauicrbcn bon 2cl,s
len nit 9~citortem @Icibacluihi" nurt Snbr.
bunoertc ll5 has bcpdbrt, mas lie lino; ais
hus bette Miittel, ouS CLINT 81 r~eini9en, Die
Sbuti9fcil Der 2ebcr mn Der 9iicrcn 81 rc9i;s
Iicren, tlr5 oas aeii6rtc SleiTgcui6t I'M abrs
per pieoer ber5nitelle1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
Sci Sanias GitD, Sans, Waiier burdj
Miinidclrutbe entDeft.

@us &nniaS Gitp, Wo., pcrlautct:
Nnh f%iiuijdbrigcm pcrgcbltd)em BE-
milbcn bus &uiicrs Scpartcment bon
annias Sin. Sans. 81 6eluegen, Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-09
HARRY MUaPHY nv sAWyaANcZSco GILL

Sic lit nm eiunol pa, bMic srutofenbite, Die i6 aajabrlm5 in ben
II. g. q. iii b [ b a nadt, Die 10 9 + a II a M lit. &ofc iur Wodpc cine
Mdhc bon @cnidcnlcbcn gu forbcrn, mb Die bob 10 II D + a il nm bs
Gebc &oru sum Ncfcn 81 brinGen. bencn rcidc erntc Snfl sams
IrpipcritGt bbcutet Sarum sebulSis ihwiten in - triilibcr
GrgebenDct. SeSbaib nbt ? !-GD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-24
HsxDwmIgTxG ON 4 WALL.

Somehow The luxurious senate
baths nave disappeared. or a. least
have fallen Into an lnnoeuow desue-
tude. washington aavices report that
the doors o. me marble corridor
along which the marble baths are
situate. are locked, and that the
nanseurx the rabisers. the fsnners,
and al and slnaniar 81 the retinue %
serving people wont 20 wait upon
senatorial whims. are vanished.
There h silence nov in the marble
corridor. end any senator vino could.
81 any chance. pass through the
locked doors. would hear his echoins
footfalls and feel IKE enc who tFeads
along y pRnuuet hai deserted, where
not long arc the splash ~ scented
waters. and the warm breath OF orr
entail paths. would have made him
feel not AZ senaior al the United
states. but ~ senator 81 Rome Ia
IT, sybarlfic DAVIS says the ~. Louis
Globe Democrat
who uln longer doubt the force ~
public opiniong When tne appropri-
anon Vas made for the heavy tx
pense 81 completing and furnishing
such q place for senatorial use. there
was public euserN Nobody cared
much for the money. bar the Amer
ican lnstlnel ~hich rssoiis a. the idea
% any citizen SERVING his own per-
sonal needs and comforts az the pub
DC expense. 10 maenioeni WAYS. made
ilself felt We ourselves expressed
an opinion that men who viii moi,
spend their own money for their own
Injury are not sentlemeR. And That
opinion grew common. very common.
For the American instinct knows a
eentleman when 4 sees him. and ap-
prehendp what BE- 10 Or ought 20 be
when Il doesn't wee him. Ths renate
maintained is disnlty, ana refused
10 opsnly recede nui q has receded.
what the American Instinct H.. IN
snch matters. has been shown often.
a. many times emo places, bnt ns'er
more clearly ttsn shen bis sandy
prniironr ran aealnsi John coughiir
~ the councilnlonic seat % the nrsi
ward 81 Chicago. couehlln had held
~ oata ion& and, despite his popu'
.N ~ rhp1a wpp tlrlng % A's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-24

An uphill isht for accurate Ensnsh
q being wased year after year b, sci.
eniinc authorities ON tire weather WHO
aojeei TO having the tornndoes which
rip through towns now ana then or
carry away isolated farmhouscs called
cyclones" The distinction made by
the experts IN mateorolory ~ plain.
~ss the Cleveland Leader. bar tho
public n welded 90 the cyclone.
The werd has gained wide accept
anoe IN describing che furions local
storms Whioh Nlsh forward along
more OF less direct path while they
whiri With far greater velocity on a
center which may be- only few feet
IN diameter II boys top Is spun
IN one end % board and the board
Is tilted - that the top slides quickly
along. all the while revolving at
high speed on rs point. the onward
sweep 81 the tornado q closely imi-
tatcd.
- - hfa' NltNHiNN tNhAitU NHifH ~
swiftest and mort destructive. The
advance 81 the storm may not be AZ
rapid "a that Of many a comparative
~ harmless gate. The twisting mo-
ton H. estimated ~ not less than geo
miles an hour IN the worst tornadoes.
The true cyclone 81 the Yves, In
dies. the China sea and other parts
% she tropics is entirely different.
It's force IL spent IN furious wind
that seems 10 blow almost straight
ahead. while the great storm reyolves
more or less fully around circle the
circumference 81 which may be- many
hundred miles. 4 tornado wreaks it,
fury on strip Of land usually only
mile or less IN width The cyclone
sweeps scores or hundreds Of miles ~
SEA or shore.
But cyclone" II intrenched In pop
ular usage as the name OF the typical
''twister" Of this country. and tor
nado" has a poor chance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-24

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rtn' nafs '."'
new prpanftpns ~ s''e -n''i
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-24


some twenty Nenta aRo ~ more
She lifted me. Tire lovely Rose.
And AZ LEFT her fathers door
The rechot tears. n sorrow sore,
IN torrents coursed along my nose.
she later we'd my rival He
Was rsHilt quite pleasant chap.
could moi hlHne hef for that she
Preferred man like that To me,
Although ! walled my hearts mis-
hap.
True she waa twenty-five. and
HAD lateis come 10 twenty, Hat
Hut love is nnrdls recNOned by
A point of axe. Hearts rectify
4 diHefenee ~ small 80 that.
Wat ycstere'en their daughter fair.
a Rose mole beautiful BY far--
4 rose for beauty past compare
hecHsne my welded wife. aud there
You see how queer things some
times are.
Revenge u sweet. tae wise men say.
burst into a loud guffaw
To think that she who On that day
SO Voldiy sent me on nay Way
Had now become my mother-ln-l law.
Carlyle smith. IN New York sur.
.
THIS ~ SOME climate. AT that.
@
TT WAS ABOUT time tor another
coal mine explosion.
-
AND THE LOVE ~ evil IL the
root ~ a lot of money
80 CLASS OF PEOPLE han more
competition than liars
o
IT'S HITTER 10 deliver the goods
than 10 b. caught with them On you.
o
THE WEATHER man Is singing
very small and lying very low today
BuT TT wAsN'T really "a very heavy
frost.
WE HOPE MIR. BRYAN win have
a pleasant tsip.
BRYAN AND CLARK have bmicd
the hatchct--hut they marked the
grave plainly
O.
ANYWAY. 4 MAN need ont fear
competition when he Is In love With
himself
REFORM the currency As II Is
We can hardly scrape enough togeth-
or To pay bills
O.
IN THE SPRING az the year. the
thoughts of the oid-fashioncd man
turn 90 fried chicken
q,
AND SOME MEN talk To- them
selves because they IKE an apprecia
tive audience.
o
ONE WAY To KEEP tho hoys on
the farm is 90 install motor 30 turn
the gFindsiaucs (. lAt.ts ttIts. -
DR.
NONTENEGRO' q she Keeps ON
viii be licking aii The eseat powers
pat together.
O.
80 QUARTER - the announce
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-24
\ LIVE ONE IN AZTEC.

The following from the Pennington
Enterprise In indicative OF what ~
doing IN Aztec. San Juan county
while IN Aztec Saturday We were
forcibly and favorahly Impressed with
their commercial club. which was re-
Gently organized for the purpose Of
looking out for the best interests OF
their town. and 70 create a social feel
ing among the citizens. rho club
room II revelation in Itself Il Is
a large hail. II furnished with up-to-
date furniture. has pool and billiard
tables. desk. telephone. piano. ear
pets on the floor and has about a
dozen electric lamps.
Each member ~ supplied with a
key and none bat members and visit
ors 10 the town are allowed. except
once each month when the regular
social IL held. az which time invita-
uons are sent out. This social fea-
iure seems 10 be good dra wing card.
a. al The March meeting some ninety
people were out
The ginger germ seems 10 be on the
job In San Juan county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-24
scrENcE Ann THE AGRICULTURE
Al. EXPERIMENT STATIONS.

u . oniy ahoul twenty-five years
since eonrress passed the Hatch act
fonndlnr the system 81 agricultural
experiment stations IN this country.
The annual federal grant to each
stale il now sso.0oe. 20 which the
states themselves have In nmny cases
added Those less familiar with the
work nfsen think of Il solely a. an
atie,mpi 20 further the interests % tho
preciicsl farmer The Institutions
we're founded 20 promote scientific
lnvesilgalion and experiment. respect-
ina the principles and applications %
agricultural science. hut the scope
OF tire WORK now extends far beyond
the boundaries % the farm. The iea-
sons Of this imposing movement in
agricultural research and education
are manifold. The American expert
m4ni stations have demonstrated the
solidarity % the different sciences.
Their succeaNes have laugh. the Inn
portant lesson THAI no one ear fore
tell what beneficial results may de-
yeiop from highly specialized re-
searches. and TREY have fosiered a
spirit Of popular interest in the prog
lress Of science quite beyond anything
thar could have been expected tive
decades ago. when empiriclsm still
reigned Supreme and dlstrust Of the
utility of scientific Investigation was
widespread. Az an illustration Of The
vaiue of this work. The Journal o.
the American Medical Association
comments On the recent report Of the
Wisconsin agricultural experiment
station. which now has forty or more
problems under Investigation, cover
ina such questions as the effect on
nutrition Of animals and man OF a
single plant ration, the mineral needs
IL animals. the methods Of ripening
cheese. the Improvement 81 market
mix and The causes and prevention
Of animal disease The quiet. modest
labors and persistent patience In the
field and the laboratory ~ these un-
firing workers are doing az much for
the welfare OF the state as are the
efforts Of those who shine conspicu-
ously In the legislative halls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-24

WORK laler n the year. when fhe Mes
beglp g BE- Troublesome Very effect.
I've means 81 nnhilnm nles have been
deslspa but m are useless unless put
into operation and operated persist
emily rhis depends upon very gen.
srai public Interest IN the mnlser. and
tise onlf oreanlsaiion here which
seems strong and influential enough
~ handle the nsht IL the womans
club. a campairn against the ny
would very quickly reauit ia making
silver cry clean chs. and it Ia
worthy the ables, efforts Of This Lead
ing organisation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-24
CURING TUBERCULOSIS As ~
INVESTMENT.

Or w. g.. Barnes. superintendent
~ the Rhode islend state sanatorium
has recentls demonstrated by some
interesting studies Of patients dis
charged as apparently cured from
that institution. that q sanntorium is
sound investment for any state or
city The gross earnings of no ex-
patients obininsd R 1911 amounted
90 si02.5s2. and those Of sil cases
in 1919 To- 1t2.02l. Ry applying the
same average earnings Ia an eN-
patients OF M snnatorium living In
1871 and 1919. Df. Barnes concludes
that their income IN these two years
was tssi.ooo This sum is more than
three times the cost N maintenance
of the mnstorium, including inter
est az per cent on the original IN
vcstment ana depreciation charges
Dr. Barnes concludes. however.
while institutions for the cure of
tuberculosis are good investments,
there IL good reason foi thinking that
institutions for The Isolation Of far
advanced eases would he sin better
investments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-24
rnE wosIeN Anu nusY.

The recent state convention az the
women's clubs in Albuquerque proved
surprising ia many who had rallied %
realize how many women IN New
Meico we're organized and working
systematically for the civic advance
ment Of the towns and cities Of me
state.
Items casually noticed here ana
there in the state papers dag by duy
show that the women are getting b..
Ter all the time and taking more
ana more prominent and efetti, p
part Ia the beautncatlon of the town.
an ihe cause Of education and Ia ~
general bettcrment ~ the communi-
ties In which they reside. In Is
Vegas the women have started q Cruz
sade against The deadly houseny add
for q general sanitary cleaning-np. w.
silver city they are planning a sir'i.
lBr campaign. and scattering repairs
from elsewhere show that the wom
ans organizations are going Co co
telrns work this spring In mskins
their communities heather and bet.
ter places In which 10 live.
The woman's club crusade again -
the nv mere last year the swattins
contest was great success. not only
IN the number Of nies swatiod, hut
IN the general awakening which the
contest caused 40 90 the menace OF
the iiy and the need Of better SANTA
ton u IL hoped the ladies viii re-
peat he scheme this year ana they
will have the cordial co-operatiou 81
the public In 10 doing.
IN this connection the Silver CITY
Independent says
"A clean city II essential 20 Silver
Cily's development into The great
health resort Of the nation. IN this
connection the rs problem In one ~
The mosi Important for nies indicate
the presence ~ min which b. their
breedlne place. AZ well as danger
from unseen hiih. since they are the
carrlers ~ disease Now II the time
Or year 90 attack tho rs problem. for
4 little work now viii be thousand
lines more effective than me same
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-24

Iens tonuta enln SAVOY Was aiNu
populaf end nad never held om,e
cenehlln Waa IN DANGER unylI o. 3
lAlths. addressing NJ constituents u,
f|aefiaon opa south Clark streets hc
Nttaa'eet 4 eau,mtste Hho read 4
teBor That tliaf mofnlne. a. 10
o'cioca. "nle sandy" haa been ,snsht
in ine scs 81 taking Russian bath
TalHt thar 1 NINA e. nusalaa an
- much. said coashlln. after this
report. ~bul that's not thc worse az
lt ~ takes Turtnh baths. ala 81
my o. ypn nohs ~ So afmsha a.
me Palmer House Wlth me mos ar,
mofnine ven find ham leyin On
marble slab with De ns4esr fnnnsn
HiuN Trims o. IN aTsefiean eislzsn
sskln' Telassh halh ~ Raarau
Sam tyers mornm, 80 " the good
old fashioned Americas hath that IA
o. ~ take on Saturday nlsnts rlnt
GOOD enough for him. 0ents- zen.
the man Shat sasfs keep clean on one
Ameriebn hath week q ton dirty to
represent shis ward in the council "
The fate Of Zig sandy Is part 81
history His vote went into tho scat
ierins' column. and couehiin ssill
represents The sirst ward. Perhaps the
senate mas rend that handwriting IN
mo NAll -l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-24
\ YoUNG MEMS DINNER.

Las Vegas II trying oui AN sol ~
novel boosting stunts this year. under
the leadership of the reiuVctmte d
Commercial club Of that clts, wh. ~
IL effectively Waeing campaigh g.
wake up the sloihs and get Las Negas
In the van Of the progressive cities
81 New Mexico. Tonight q 'Younr
Mems Dinner viii be held al whi"h
the younger generation ~ h4niers
viii occupy the spotlieht and "a men
who have horne the burden and her'
OF the day viii stand around th' side
lines ana loOk on for change
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given coating or Sizing Of starch
ana gums IN order that the thread
may not become unwouHd ana break
during the weaving.
The pru,css OF spinning for flax aud
wool is much the sans, although ma
cnines which are constructed some
what differently must be used FLAX
o. usually spun wet
Weaving.
The modern power-griNen loom, is
wonderful piece of machinery The
principal uf it, operation ~ essentially
the same ~ the hand loom but ~
h. almost perfectly automatic In rs
action. \ man or woman h. able to
tend from ten 20 fifteen looms wcaN-
ing cotton goods.
Wrapping.
Sometimes the yarn r. dyed before
IL h woven. The warp b. formed hy
winding as many threads as the width
~ the fabric " to contain on q slowly
revolving drRn. called "a beam IN
the same relative position In which
they are TO appear on the finished
cloth Zach thread Is brought from
iis position ON the beam nt the hUck
ct thc loop through IT, particular loop
or owe with the heddle, then II passes
Through its own slot IN the reed ana
down 10 the roller or cloth beam"
which h 60 take up the woven cloth.
This is called drawing IN the warp
. II there b. q piece Of cloth coming
from the loom. an work ~ simple
Tor tho ends Of the new warp may
he lied 10 the ends remaining from the
warp thHt has been woven out
Tie shuttle.
The shuttl, with its hnhhin. CON
tanning the yarn for the filllng. is
much the same as ~ used IN the hand
looms. except for form and size. which
vary according a. the requirements
aud size OF the warp being used
Formerly only one shuttle was used,
but IN 1850 Robert Kay invented
mechanism hy which several different
grades or colors Of yarn might bo
usrd.
Each thruw Of the shuttle across
the width 81 the goods IN called %.
pick"
THE Harness.
Onk two harnesses are required In
making cloth with "A plain weave,
that h. when every thread lnterlaces
with every other as IN darning. The
modern lnom may have ~ many aH
twenty four harnesses, Va that an m
finite number Of wcaves may be OBJ
tainrd Various cams aud levers move
the harness frame and 50 raise or
tower the threads required for the
design
Jacquard IOom.
The Jacquard loom " arranged on
10 different principle. IN this loom
ull kinds of fancy weaVns may BE- on.
tnined as in table linen. tapestries ana
rr~nrts. Each warp thread N sup
piled with n separate hook and by
means Of perforated card the dcslr-
ed threads are raised or depressed az
each throw ~ the shuttle. The cards
gee worked out by the designer. a sei
Of thousand or moro cards may Doe
HiHn.
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