t
. maximization , or liars. '
Ell .Whltncy'o
, 1h0.!flfiflufflhturlhfl Bunlneu. , l
i, The ”atom ofthe smnaardlmiion or
parts, now aogmilvemal. Orlli'hlata‘d with
can gin. whoa he undertook to make
muukots. Tho governmant gm hill) 0
contract in 1793 for 10.000 stands of
.armagolihoonh in: hadno "plant'fliur
.their‘nlanafmxure. He built a small
lactory in New Haven. Conn, and bev
can work. but found a great obstacle
in tho diltloulty oi‘gottiat: good work—
man. especially thono capable of acting
as toremon under his uovol methods. ‘
‘ Illa plan, an is pointed out by George
lien in a recent original study 01' Whit-
ney's aehloromontn. was to make of
his factory a single huge machino. in
an armory before Whitney’s day each
man, l‘llghly skilled. produced by him-
soit‘ n distinct part; of a ‘muskot. This
division of labor Whitney oupplautmi
by no apportioning work that little or
no skill was demanded. llo separated
tho vurlonn tasks: and at each of these
operations kept a group tinny. For
their nasistanre he sixnplilled each op
eration and introdurml three aids alnee
liidlnpelmuhle in manul‘acturewdrilling
by temploln or pntlrrna. filing by jigs
or guides and milling: irregular l‘ormo.
From dust- to last a model inuskot‘
was copiod with provision so that ev-
ery lock. for example. woo exactly like
erory other among thousandu. When
all the parts not-llod to form a \rnapon
were anneinhlod they united much su-
prrlor to n musket formed on any oth-
er plan. in (':l.‘1v of repair a new part .
exactly titled the place of an old part ‘
‘ and at h lrliling root.
in order to accomplish his purpose
and carry out his contract. whose exo~
cation was lunch prolonged. Williney
was obliged to invent now tools and
machines at every Step. none of which
was patented. liy doingr so he not only
greatly improved the ilnish and act-urav
(w of his nuns; and the speed of their
mnnufaelur". hot so improssod the ral-
'uo of the kiwi ni‘ Eiuliiit‘l‘iliZYll’lHll upon
the mind; at umuut‘m-iurerh that it Who
pl'e:<l-lu!,\' applied in other trades and‘
has loin: slnen imcolne the rule in mail-
ul’net‘uriun.—-»llurpol"s.
A CHAMPION SPELLER. a
“fl“...y
Horace "Greeley Was a Wonder When
Only Six Years of Age.
No champion of the old Illlli‘ Spi'lllllg
matches, pnrlinps, ever excelled lloraro
Greeley. lie was. in fat-t. a spelling
_pro~.]i;:_\'. What would the boys and
nil-h: of today. who {.Il'lllllilll‘ over their
daily stint oi’ iwnuij. words. think of
:1 child not yet .«;l\' “urn ohl u'ltueonhl
actually spelt orory word in the Ian»
guano! That in what the young: Horace
is tilllil lo liliYF llt‘li‘ll nIllO in do.
Iii: schooling lli,‘{;'llll in hlu fourth
year. and tho art of spelling' at once
bet-unit.- a panniou with him. “In school
and out he kept inrossauily at its
atudy. ilour utter hour he would lie
on ilie liour, repelling over all liu,‘ diill‘
cult words he ('(l‘llil find in the few
books that the family owned.
Tin- i‘alne oi" his prowess spread,
Naturally ilm'ut'o was tln- first one
chosen at spelling lllllii‘lli'rl. llt' had a
Ilspini‘f. whining Volvo and spoilxl his
“‘0th with the ulhlont hounded-o
«Souloiiinrn in winter. wlwu the :umw
,ilril‘ln were rm ill'i'll that one nl ilw
lllgiiml‘s had to inko him to llll‘ whwl‘
houm- on his tank, lilo little whihx
llllll'l‘ll I'i'lll-‘i'i il'i..llll ill'op ”slump I‘t‘
tum-n torm Who his word i-uuw
l‘uulni liih‘ lti‘llilllte r wouhl'uudsw him
allulounly llt' \"lllllll wake. .‘illtil lllR
Word and drop :imi'vli :lualll Ill olzi'i‘.
So great has the law-- rvpuiuiéou :Is
a student oi unusual puwrrs that iiu‘
Ni‘lmt‘iu-h hi it uniphhurlnx town. in
llii‘ Vi:..~, u rid“ lorhlxidinrfi the nlieud-
fl'iil‘i o'l‘m‘lx‘i‘ ilw liv‘l‘wlllll. llllliill‘i'll
llilii ll)" udv'ilx': ti."i I‘iuum. ”l‘lXt‘t'illllle
only llul‘m'v ilrel-ivy.“»\‘(>lltll'.~l Liam
puuwm.
Sarcastic.
'i‘hlu lrrldI-oi it l'.'l:ill'll of n timatih
donor. two it: ilw "up. who ailment
llll'i‘l! illil'll ’l dud. i'nhlaii shooting
L'hrxui in t'm terrain. bunny wan a
‘Bohamo Revoluiloalud‘ ”9 ‘h’
913:- Ind story tailor. Woo mot hi1 ll
3, _ v“ ' ._, . . ' . . in; hi’.’1‘llert3 was an "Englishman;
lilil Manley. :tho inunizbr of tho (.ot anomaly with the proverbial 1W3“
llsh sense of hunmr. who woollto
Elinlth’o tor porno deer shooting. . The
morning after his arrival he started
out {With ‘0, gun alone. As he loft the
ramp l‘ual told him to beware oi? tho
“(tide hill crooporn." '
Hook Tull Bur Put Ono 0v
on tho aldohlll Grouper. w l. :
81ml Milli. rho ‘famour‘AdirollilneW‘
“What's a side hill creeper?" linked
the Engiinlunan. ‘—‘ ,
. “Willi," said Paul. “lt’o an animal 3‘.
that lives on the side of a hill, and as «3;.
“15 right legs are long and its loft legs
short it can only run on sloping
ground. They are very forueloun, and
it one starts after you you muncrnn
u
d
wu do that." ‘
p or down hill, on on account of tin
otoriulty it; cannot 'cutch you when
The Englishman shouldered his mm -
and went out. About night time he re‘ .»
turned. The guide said to him. “Well. 1
i see you dodged the creepers. all "4:?
right." i
“No. l motcno." said the Englinh: i“
man. { > i :3
“Yes?" said Paul. “How did you 5 "‘7:
got a way from him?" j
h
”hat you not: i met. it [looked tail hour.
a
h
h
l
“i ran uphill.” said the Englishman.
“You shouldn‘t. have done that. You .
ill," .
"I know it." .snld the. Englishman;
mlvi just naturally had to run np~ ,
ill." -
“l-low'o that?” asked l'aui.
could make better time running down
“Well. you know when n hooked tail {3'
on nets startod running tho only ~ 2‘
way he. can stop in to wrap his hooked
tall around 11 iron. If i had rundown.
hill he could have stopped. but when
I ‘an uphill why every time. he hook-
ed his tail around a true he just lump
hied over Inivim'nrd. and no i got
away." 4 :__
l‘aul ownod himself l.l0fll"[I and “E
whoa the Elurllshumn left refused in “1
accept. any money for his [wordy—Now
York Herald. ‘. 2
BURNING: WOMEN ALIVE. . "‘.
A Punishment That Was Aboliahed In ‘ "ff
England In 1790. 6'
Vwozuou alive wean; to llll\‘t‘ existed in
The horrililo pnuinhment of hurninir
Saxon England. hut prrhapa only in
the wane ol' slm’ek‘. [.‘nder tho Norman
rulers any million. bond or t‘rl-r, who
killed hvr husband was hurrod nii‘ro
t
C
t‘il'il {or miningr and other minor oi
fumes eonlluuml or urine from tint.»
I
I
'oi‘ parliament in iTilil. lho im-‘t urinal
I
taken plm-e‘ulx your.Q mullet: ,; .
u The whippimz of women for \u'l‘ hills 1 ‘
l
l ISIT. and ('ilrltu-i ui' pruuit» whipping; or;
i'lll'iwi as l.ili' no Hill
‘nrllwill‘ Ilud winnilduu in do with lin-
‘liarli ll‘xl'lS gulxiii~aliiileriln :dmw lili‘llllll“.
it‘ll .'\‘~1 lilo H‘d Illumu puiilc ii:l".'.u'.l
.F-flzfltla'll p lillil‘li’l' l-rmrdul to list» who
do to in tho lluuriw‘ilu’: days oi’ ii» in
.illlinilimi. fix: “in inn-r llwrimllu not
imply llw lower: wtvala oi lintzlnh imv
3ilnhuiily (wk llwliphl in wilmwiu; im'
*illi'lw: ‘dlitl‘il in all x'l'uloldllu‘ wow'ih»
diurnal tn ll‘|\l‘ said:
‘her it?! lll'i’ lllmul inn-z dawn . it i:
num- :u the tool iv'ltmll of any pupil i(‘l“‘i‘=lm:ls time. a mid How for lilllil'llil ‘
gill'l‘ri timi‘nunuly."« (fornhlll Mammalian
I’uthm‘ will: motion lnl'nx‘i. nud ilw.
‘inedlw \‘il'é lllvl Iiit't'lili[l with the oili'
(’t'fit-i he unlivipuh-li
“Ilnzw it all. mun." iu- exclaimed im-
[uitiulitly in tho liiwpl-l‘ who art-“hr
paniml him; "lilww hoard» are hm quirk
for me!"
"Aye. dwi'im‘. tho hawky trooper re-
plivll. ”ins! ye unruly dixluu osport ihwlu
the lie still like Mr palieuia till yr kill
illmn?"
n
Yul Ho Liixod Frnnh Air.
“My lumlmnd won at a smoker rial-
urdngi night and hover trot home until
Miami I u‘t'llu'lt,"
“who that why hr.- mmn‘t at, l-liurrh
llnmlny llllltltllli17"
“L‘M: ho ways. the ventilation is an
wud' In church and the ntlliosphure ni-
wnlu until no lwuvy that he can't hoop
tin-aim.“ .ludirr.
W
A norm-m Coming.
i'nuiur‘n Wu‘n « You nmlerqiinnd.
Mary. that. i am only “at. homo" on
Vi'odueialuv from ii to h. lilnrywl'elil.
ma'mn. 'i hon to heroell‘: “Mary. what
u hoaroaly oil‘nntion you have got!
The ndairoan only at homo for two
hours every Weliki"«~lflxehnlma.
"“‘M W‘**’“W
Alwyn Late.
"Moo are always into. i have waited
’N'i'l,‘ alone 7 o’clock. for my huahand to
come. Now iris half after 8.”
“And whoa were you to moot him?" i mi‘llil 0" the Iil'BAlllI law had his Wilma
"M. ii (l'cluck."~‘ liuallgo Blatlur.
, Hi: Finish.
"He Nimrod on tho imitation floor and
killed lilnuioii’." ’
“son for i haukwwa’amy «lirju imigm .m with! null”
window it
mum in .; iwlmlii‘ul niaiuo whit-h wan ' j
. .
;;uiilllro~l| iiillm~h:.i~;y. ~ it was oi il'ulmv .
ind the sumo puuluhmout for lh‘s
‘i‘llilt‘ and also for hingh treason and
o iisuc through lhn wound and ifxir-l
iorlodu until it was (illtlllrllli'tl by art.
'Ml'dlilllil of thin kind llili‘illfz.‘lfl\\l'i‘\‘1‘l'_
i .
il‘i'enses (‘uiltlhilrd own lull-r Pupil.-
whippiuiz was not abandoned until
'l'lwrr run lie no Illllllll‘ he think.
lllht the uflmuo human instiuri of
for the I':lll“li:‘.‘ ol‘ illi' cirrus. as lin-
rlmi :t'lll tango up 1::il‘ili’ nor their on
ll'l‘l.ill.lllil'lll. .ludrv .ll-lllvys in wu-
li'ii"il2.’.‘. :i wnnmu in im whipped in h-
“llrill‘rlunu. i dunno you’ll) [my pur-
tirulur ultouilnu in thi< l:lil_\'. SI‘IilliL't‘
In strip .K'm- that you horn lu-r uhoui
The Bright Guido.
Ii was ll party oi \lvitulx‘ .‘lt't'lllii lhr .
nights In I‘llinlmi-uh that iinuily onion
vii ihn volu,:l-l‘\':1lnl'i' pl'weult‘d in lili‘
lily by Mr i'hipm 'i‘iw vurator o‘hl‘w ‘
“lid“‘ilii: llu in around “all called away
on humpuvi; and loll lin.I \‘in‘itom in
Mm‘uv «rl’ who of the rlerim. ’l'in-r
illii’IiI uml'iilo tin lulllliwl ulil ills-1W
l'l‘ili‘lli‘l“ oi tho 41mm: told the lillilil'
nl' lin- ”r‘llllllt'l and ullo'rmii it, from m’
ll-r) \‘lrhl‘ulzu Hoe :mlmi. "Aloha-arr.
"H” ”‘3" "ho,” he unlit. “Vi~i|ll.~i"~
!
i
>: ”hul what eunvlnrru you that the duko
? edly‘t"
, foihor-in-law."»~Wmhlngton Star.
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‘ ~A eamml is when a newspaper prints
1
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Arnonmu.
Spa mesh Woman's H ands.
The llilillih‘ at a Spanish Williiilli how 3 "
:i viowdv lll‘v‘illl‘. and llwlr inoreuwnln
are humnpzu'nhle Surh illlllllhi wonuui .
on uwmrllwvi; Ila-y mu only he :ula'
liill'l‘li When they manipulate a too ‘
or roll a cigarette. when thvy i'lllrlt' a
xlill‘l or :u-rnmm u manillia. ii in at
now dom- oith lniluilo now. A
i-ipnninh wonnlu alone known how to
one her handa on they truly should ho . 1'
iined.~~ New ‘l'ol'i. Sun. .
A Soltlnr.
“Yes.“ mid Mr (Jumrnxmantel-ally.
Iowa our daughter deeply and dovet-
“'i‘ho fact.” replied his wife lolly.
"that ii» in willing to ilm‘i‘m you as a
m... ... .,.. -r».............i.i 4...
Defining a Cunard.
Willinml’nw. what in a canard? Paw
a ataiement that a politician who in o
prenmad.—~0inoinnafl Enquirer.
; H-“Knuw.
Little Brother ... What’s etiquette?
Bigger Brothel-«it'd saying ran; thank
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