US1063453A - Flat-knitting machine. - Google Patents

Description

J. KELLNER & S. WORMS.

FLAT KNITTING MACHINE.

APPLIQATION FILED APR.1,1912.

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mi s/4mm; bJefJzzzner F'J'Z'dncy Kfirms Patented June 3, 1913.

w w M n w J. KELLNER & S. WORMS.

FLAT KNITTING- MACHINE. APPLIOATION FILED APR. 1, 1912.

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WIT/ E8858 I I INVENTORS WHAT/R it? 5 asaFJKeZZner vJzkin mr-m 1 WW f Patented June 3, 1913.

J. KELLNER & S. WORMS.

PLAT KNITTING MACHINE.

APPLICATION FILED APR. 1, 1912.

Patented June 3, 1913.

5 mans-51mm s.

f' "Tamer" I. KELLNBR & S. WORMS.

FLAT KNITTING MACHINE. APPLIGATION FILED APR. 1, 1912.

Patented June 3, 1913.

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FLAT KNITTING MACHINE. APPLICATION FILED APR. 1, 1912,

Patented June 3, 1913 5 SHEBTFSHBET 5.

INVENTOHS eZZner WITNESSES UNITED tvi'li'tlll. PA'FEN TI' ()FFIQCE JOS EF KELLNER, OF BRGOKLYN, AND SIDNEY NOB-MS, 01" NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK, ASSIGNORS TO FRANKLIE' KNITTING MILLS, OF NEW YORK, N. Y.. A CORPORATION OF NEW YORK.

FLAT-KNITTING LMACHINE.

Application filed Api'il 1 Be it known that we. Just-1F li u mmn A subject of the iilllllt'l' i nl' ('zei'nninY. :iml SlDliEY Wumm. :i eitir n" the nun-11in: hf thi. i-hnwetni' by mean: (.f wln: h the combined hinting needle and helper SllUWIl and (itStYllK-Ll in the cnntenl- POI'HHGC'HHly painting apphcatmn nt Jusef Kellnei', one of the pint mventnm M the present. invention, filetl Felnuzu'y 1th 191% Serial No. 677,907, may he efi'e tively used so that by the use (if a jacquard mechanism (er-thin of the needles army he pushed 0: ml Vaneed heymnl eei'tnin minpuni n needles so that in the npeint on vi the nnwhine wtllOllS designs, newt-(ling tn the Hitting ml the v jacquard, may he tHTH/ltltrt'l nn the ai-th'le heing knit, as fur l! tune a nevlnitm mnltitz m othet article mluptell tn he iilfttii) in chines 3f thin ('lHHWHTHY'.

in th; ll$t\\ltj\ neing part of this we l'mnt el vation :5 showing the tztll' tijlt' n haunt position and nh-n i germ] pnnitinn of the needl helpel is a lel't-li:1nd einl view n! Fig, l l" line I; ---3 0t it; extrem TM ligfl't he have mm on the bed ii the tail, partly sectinna taken on line 4 n more 'ifirticnhn-iy the means fnii thinning into and nut f operation z: min til mm locks. or part. thei'enfl shine? at the upper part uti Fig "I: F? nml 6 l1" itetnil N w; at the caning-n wieweil $054532 tinn. of the U"1i \\'r-' znnt =1 2 in A button: plan \Jit w (it thv in tmting the upper and lower wt m n 2m 13 Patented June 3 19] 3.

191.2. min"! Na. GEZCFiQA tnitwl Staten. residin". respeetively. t't lh-wwhlymv needle :uvl new-tile hhh nrw when the hitter are -=hite l 371th pmithim by the 'iilt't lill'tl ?1lt *l):iiti-1li2 Fig. t a fraglnent'nl View of Fig. i xiwning the lawn min or (Jttlll luck in :2 z'ei'eiw g: inn i'mnt that air n in Fig. 7: l i nfwi i i and it are (it-tail A at the min lwlnt and lIlHUlH for t nt-rating! a same nhuwn in Fig: 8. Fig. ll heing u section taken (2n line ll ll of Fig. 8; Fig: 12 is a detail view of a part of the mechanism for ttttllftt'ing the jaequzml mechanism; and Fig. 13 is a diagram illustrating four positions of the needle.

Similar ("llillitt'fttts nf ttftl'tfit't, indicate em'x'mqmmlEng parts throughout the figures if the 1m wings.

I n the nesent embodiment of the machine it emngn'l" v.s twn (and frames .4!- to each at which is; seenrely bolted a hmul frame 3, iihieh are (-unne '-te(l by suitable bell sup-- porting members t disguised at an angle of nlmut 45 (legxees with the vertical, {see Fig. 3). The e :inglilaily (lispnsed supporting llltlllhiPW-s' t mnntitnte theineuns 'l" wp'mrt' ing the needle huh, i i FB'HIU thia it will he ."zt'i-il that line Side? 01 the nmizhine is a ttlnplivnh; (if "(he other, mail tl'iereture n (le' .firintinn f (me eiele of the mmhine will n emnplete de eriptnm 551 the other.

i number (if by state and w :5 21m: lint inne ia in? n 1* l? and. ne ral-c ai'iplienti i in th mesem embodiment they inenihazia Each t n my st ilQUlI n wh'led me with kind snpis the needle m3 2: ting tailrwawlly extending in.

i n-ll of iii lt". helper 3mm I with :a hung extending: sh t *5 through Whic n 3 mil by m wt which, tmz 2' l ill) The jacquard Hlttfllfilllflll, one at each side of the machine consistb of an endless member or helt 3H lmulu up of articulated rigid nn'mlm'n 257 each ailupte l to (any a series of iluqiuml pins 335, (St'ii mum particularly Fig, 1 Mill 3), A shaft, 31) has it; ends 10- t'lllltl in Mongzuml slots or ways 40 of the ngnigg ht ln'aii'hols so that thin shaft can be .-,liiftmi up Eilll down by the means hereinafter ie cril e l. Secured to this shaft is a pair of flanged members 41, mu'rying projectiom or teeth 42 adapted to engage similarly funnel] openings, 43 in the rigid members plates of the jacquard belt, thereby to rotate siwh ml'r. Suspended below this shaft 39 is :s similm'iy formed pair of flanged members 44 for suitably holding the jacquard in n perpmdionlav pos tion (luring its movements. in each nd of the shaft 39 is iwwnlwl from movement in a liwh hvl wx' is also promi: '01 pzoiulion in poaiman-1;, 1 min lwl-m for lwrlxli Lilo nowlln, :nv ox tyranny n A ll skin: as :v This wi h tho ll 1?;1 iv nwllw, and j fho 'e'ivni bring L mm- :1, sixtv f Jllli of an nnli in llil llm'sv it follow ilmt ii ill? nveeilv helpers 0w lmntctl Hlilt y sill? whore the nmwllw :u'v plow-1i as slowly W (waive to tho invln own though l spzu'ul apart by the shoot metal rim 6 of w insulin-2cm tll3lllil0 on tho ln'lpex's t permit lhr pins of narl mwhz'uiinni il l.*l'z2lit 4h 1% to ring-age me helm," :ulvanvo it hunt \lnng er ol' :nivh pins m st) engaging a companion ln lpex :inlem tin? pins of tho in! Qliiilfti zm- -lmniain were so sun that they would not be elni'n'oh or :-;nihrn nily rigid. Uizntoqnmaly the ends of the noodle holpm's an: F0 formed tlmt the heel or toil mils of l mull pair one in flppimiliun, lhnt is to so the tail wfl'i 0 one: holpvr lUCtllXl to projirrt in a. iano ahous thnt of the other: in. otlner words, they are in staggered relation, this lining ohiainwl by rnlilmting the ends of 980i] p in in oppobite directions, as shown more 5 r r g in Fig. 3, so ti; l the tail Hills of the Ca. minimal needlw ln lpm'is are: lovalni in altar 21min or Mhggwml, as it wove, whereby line fill?- of tho finvqmn-tl mechanism may he gage this ran-hot is a 9;, W1 $6,,(see Fig, 12), no that the shaft 39 is moved upward in the Slut of the upright hrackets'the teeth of tho ratchet will be brought into. en agement will; the pawl, which is provi'd with a spring 47 for this purpose, and as the shaft '39 is drawn downward the ralnhet will be turned, and thereby the shaft 39 one-sixth of a turn to rotate the jacquard hell For raising the shaft 39 of the uard nwclmnimn, thereby to bring the Pins 0 ereoi": inlo position to engaga the ends of the xnemllehelpem according as the pins of the iacqnzu'd we set, the cam shaft 34 carries a mmis cu weg ily lm'g'a'x to gim them the mi:- of suitable earns 48, (see more particupvopw dity and :lumlnhty and at tho hu-ly Figs. 3 and 12), which, by reason of livig -i -z Whivh it is dvsirul io mlvanco will lw nn ngwi in; the jtllfqllllld pins.

Din t :1 above ouch needle hell is located wrl'nin times cause the upward movement of the jacquard mechanism, suitable springs 49 segured to the qhaft 39 and to the brackets a imnahln i 21, ljfljiug hifmbly holding the shaft in engagement with the lliflilillfifl in ti Mailed ways 225116 23 so Cams and also operating to draw the, shaft cursed to tlw ii'znnoof thomaohine. Thecar- 39, and thereby the jacquard mechanism, ,5 311a, E5, filll'iill-t i hack anal forth by any downward in a manner which will be readily lo 11mm; in the present instance they understood. are shifted by a crank 24 carried by an arm The pins; of the mound, which are proili, {mac Figs. 1 and 2 the end of which videcl with threaded ends, will be located to lizntjoin-nailed on the, lrRCl form the desired pattern, and according t0 mznthmo, Tho hub in? tho (rank 2-1- llao setting ofthenu pins the needle helpers is conncmml by a connecting rod to a iiei-einlmtow \lktfitllikd will ha shifted npoal'rigfi sliding; on ways on tho ilttl. of

1 int, whiuii muriage is in turn connectod by unis with the main carriages of tho 3'1) in Tholl'nnsvels shaft :28 has locks about to he described. As the cams lm' opal-Filing the needles or needle holpor's also tamper-only lock the same in their at each thin-wt a hovel gm- 5%, married xhifted positions thev haw been lwrein h a loosely mounted clutch z'nwn wzm with ltomnecl cam locks Sach main carriage which a clot-ah on n! 11; ll 1 l lmzwrinlw "0 LlPSCl'llflSd is in the pres-ant ini- *aila'lft is adapted lo in: niign w, memo wmiilezi with two sets of mm gear 3 meshes with a hovel pinion i wliivli 'giinlon is worried on the end of a mm shaft Rel suitably journaled in upright ln-znrkets holtwl to the sides of the and frames 2. By shifting the splined snitch members the j ia'q mrd meohanism is thrown either into c-ni of action.

who 501ml Ttnn: its underside, (see more particularly Fig. 7?, the upper set cooperating with the butts 1.4 of the needles while the lower setuoiiperates with the projections or lflllis 20 of the needle helpers, provided the jacquard pins have thrown tho noodle helpcx's into the path of goo-h cam. Each set of cnletl a mnrhet 45, anal in position to 911- \vnml inin position to be mgaged by the cam inn-2,453

and 70, as a matter of fur-t, comitecli a set of cams, one 54;; located to each end of the carrinand each set of the top set of cams consists of two outer cum membem 51 and 52 and a. central cum member 53, which central cam meu'ibcr is made up in two parts or halves l and 55, the cum members 51; 5'2 and 53 bein 2m iormed to provide it suitable wny 56 menu of triangular form, whereby the needlee will be succeseiwly Pl'fljfii'ftfld upward and returned downward to t'' ,ir no unil po 'tions in the ehunnch iii the not is bed as the main carriage ie shifted back and cums 5H prix in ad acent forth heroes tli e bed. The two cam parts 54 and 52, are located in an opening of the can riuge so that either or both of them may be drawn npwalvl to be illlril! with the underside of the carriage or to project below the Fillllfi to form the raceway hereinbefore de eerihed. Obviously, when both parts 54 and are drawn upward to be flush with the bottom, of the carriage the, needles will not be shifted or projected at all but remain in their normal positinm: and obviously also when the cam is drawn upward to he flush with the bottom of the earriage the needles will be projected only by that part 54 of the ram 53 and therefore :1 less distance than is the case when both can: parts 54 and 55 are projected below the carriage. The cam members 51 and 52 are adjustable relatively to the carriage by ad'ueting them relativelv to the slots 57 and c amping them in such adjusted position by thumb nuts 58, (see Figs. 6 and 7). By this adjustment :in increased tension may he placed upon the thread loops as may be dceired; that is to hey, it the can; members are adjusted down" wiirdiy in the sink; the needles will be retracted u furl er dlstunw so that the ten eionijon the thread will be increased.

liur raising and lowering the cam members or pi,- rte. 5 -1 and 55within the opening therelif provided in the carriage, suitable means is provided, (see more particularly Fig. t). This; means comprises a pin or red 59 secured to each of the cam part members 54 and n. d suitably supported t rub ii-oratory movement in a. brueket 6i rallied by the carriage. I? the ne i a spring 32 for normally holding the ram members in their lowered po hililfi below the bottom of the carriage. raise the pins and thereby the mun to tl'irow oithe: one or buth of them out oi action able meme; is provided. This C(IIHPl'iSGS a i -shaped bar 63 carried by and movable the rurrin and located above the is mppuriing the rier ende oi' the pane or rod; and aim having it sliding 1. rmcnt relatively to the carriage. The f 1 yes iii of this heir extend into notches '15 1 is im nude or pine and the llnngee nl'e pro aided with notched rum huriu ee t t which Loeutcd on earth l 1 l l l cotipcrute with the notched walls of the pins to raise the pins. theae cam surfaces bring so located as to alternately raise and lower the two cam members of the upper sets of cums during the ordinary knitting operation of the machine, this being accomplished by providing at each end of the bed of the machine a shiflable dog 67, which when shifted downward in the poaition shown in Fig. 2 for iustance,-the dotted line showing its position when shiftcd upward out of the way,this bar will be shifted relatively to the carriage as the same reaches the end of its movement on the needle bed in a manner which will be readilv understood. When, however, it is desired to use the jacquard mechanism. the shifiable dcg 67 will be thrown upward and the T-shuped bar 63 willbe manipulated so as to raise both of the cam members 55 of the upper set of cams and throw them entirely out of action. Consequently, as only the cam members 54 are left in position be 4 low the bottom of the carriage the needles will be p reeled by these cam members 54 only :2. pi; termined distance, less than that which they would be projected if the cam members 55 were in action. The lower set of calm locks 70 likewise comprises two sets of such devices located on the bottom of the carriage, and each set comprises a rentrnl cam 71 of -t'riangular shape and a pair of triangular shaped side cams '(Qund 73. This central cam 71 has substantially the same shape as the two central cams 54 and if the upper set of cum locks, and the side cams 72 and 73 have substantially the same shape as the side earns 51 and 52 of the upper set of cum Locks, so that a similar triangplur raceway for the butts of the needle helpers is formed.

Vv'hen the jacquard mechaniem is inoperative it will be apparent that as the carriage moves from end to end of the needle bed all of the needles, will be successively at certain times projected upwurd by means of the earns 54 and 'hen the jacquard mechanism, however, is used, as the came 55 are thrown entirely out of operation it follows that while ordinarily the earns 71 would project the needles by means of the needle helpers in 'ire isely the same way as when the two came 54 and 55 are in opera-- To 5 tion yet this cam 71 will project only those needles selected by the jacquard. That is 126 to ssiy, when the 'aequard is not in use and the needles are being projected by means of the can: locks 54 and 55 each needle of the batik or gang of needles will he sumessively projected by the coiiperation of the two cams M unda eermin distancm and while the cam "Z1 will project the needles, through the i'nediuiu of the needle helpers. the same distance as do both cams 54. and yet the cam 71 will project only those n edles which 19-) are selected by the jacquard instead of all of them successively as when the jacquard is not used. it

Each cam 71 is a fixed cam secured to the underside of the needle carriage. while the cams 72 and 73 are automatically shiftahle cams. These cams are shiftable by means of a lever or bar 74 linked by links 75 to a lever or bar 76, which bar 76 is provided with slots 77, (see F ig. 9), for the reception of pins 78 carried by the cams 72 and 73, and which pins are carried by blocks mounted in inclined slots 79 in the bottom of the carriage. The two bars 74 and 76 are carried by the carriage and are movable therewith and also have a movement relative to the carriage as the carriage reaches the end of its movement. This movement relative to the carriage is obtained by pro viding a fixed stop 80 at each end of the machine, which, as the carriage reaches the end of its movement, engages the bar 74; and shifts the same and thereby, through the medium of the links 75, shifts the bar 76 and so moves one side cam down and the other up. In Fig. 7 the two side cams 73 are shown down while the two side cams 72 are shown up. while in Fig. 8 the side cam 72 is shown down while the side cam Y3 is shown up, the two side cams being thus alternately shifted accordins,- to the direction of movement of the carriage, and in the present machine when the carriage reaches the right-hand end of the marhiue the ain 73, Fig. 7, will he shittcd upwardly and when the carriage reaches the left-hand end of the machine the side cams 72 will be shifted upwardly. This alternating movenient'of the side cams T2 and T3 is for the purpose of insuring the proper operation of the needle helpers; for instance. viewing Fig. 7, if the two side cams Ti! were down instead of in the position shown, when the carriage is movingin the direction of the arrow, said Fig. T, the tendency of the cams: would be to repel the helpers instead of raising them to shift the needles, but by u: ing the side cams in their upward po when the jacquard has shifted ill," n13 helpers to bring, the butts thereof into PUiii' tion to be engaged and received in the raceway at the right hand of each set of cams I they will properly enter the raceway, so that the helpers will be projected still farther and so project the needles the proper distance. Furthermore. by having the side cams 73 lowered. as at the left in Fig. 7, when the projection or butts of the needle helpers have run through the raceway they will be shifted sutiicicntiy far dmvnward or below the (am locks so as to be out of the way during the movement of the carriage.

It will be understood, of course,that only hose needle helpers that are selected by the jacquard mechanism and shifted thereby to bring the butts thereof into position to be engaged and operated by the needle helper cam locks will be shifted by such cam locks, the remaining needle. helpers being left inoperative. In other words, the jacquard mechanism selects certain needle helpers and shifts them upward to bring their butts into the path of the. cam locks, which thereupon, by reason of the formation thereof, further project the needle helpers upward so as to engage the tails of the needles and project them the required distance.

At the top of the carriage, (see Figs. 2 and 3), is located a dovetailed bar 90, on which is slidaoly mounted a thread guide 91, the movement thereof being limited by a pair of cams 92, one at each end, held in their set positions by suitable screws 93. The thread guide slides back and forth with the carriage and is thrown out of action at the end of each stroke by means of the cam stoppers just described.

In the operation of the machine, the needles shown in Fig. 13 are operated in the following manner: As the carriage moves across the bed or bank of needles, if the machine operating in the ordinary manner with the jacquard inoperative, each needle will be successively projected upwardly by .the cam 54. of the cam locks to engage a thread, as at I), Pig. 1 and on its return by the same cam 54 form a loop, as at a, Fig. 125. 1 the carriage again shifted the wins a. are alternately thrown into posi-. ti k, which thus tin'mvs the needles which have previously aught a thread and formed a loop somewhat higher, as shown at 0, Fig. l3. This causes the first loop to pass down the shank of the needle to a point below the latch, so the; as the needle is returned to its normal position, forming a loop will be cast otf. on of the lower set d will be operated i to the position other needles being 5 ition l3, Fir 1'2, by the cane, i. since the other cams So of the upper set a re at this time entirely out of operation. Vt hen the jacquard thrown into operation the upper triangular cams 55 are, as just stated, thrown entirely out of operation. in consequeoi'ze or which a certain selected few of the needles will. by means of their help ere. be pushed up to the p-z-sition shown at c, Fig. 13, while the other needles of the bank or series of needles will be only operated to the height to which they ordinarily would be operated by the cams 54 of the uppeset of cam locks. By thus projecting t e needles selected by the jacquard mecl a g ism, and setting the jacquard ac- Certain designs or patterns, it

will he om ions that similar design OFF-8t" torn will be thrived on the article being knit; lcr'inslancc, the pins of the jacquard are act to formal. triangular shaped figure then tho knitted article will have at certain points thcrein a'trialngular shaped figure.

From the foregoing it will he observed that by staggering the needle helpers we are able to dispcriw at. least eightccn or more nccdles and needle helpers to thc inch an ranged in thc manner shown hereii'i whereas hcrctoforc in jacxpmrd machines it. has cnly lrccn pinsil'il'c o dis 'xcsc t l riccdlcs lo tin no? and :ileo c hcd of wi wile? the i w iictwccn the. he nznnllc helpers will he increased, thin; pcrinittin the pins, or holes as the case me be, of t c jacquard cards to be spaced fart er apart. By staggering the needle helpers in the manner shown and dc scribed 21 mcchfinefctitch is obtained, and therefore a much finer and bcttcr picce of Work; results. So that, by arrangm the needle helpers in thc manner dcscrihcd, not only is this advantage obtained, but the further advantage is obtained that the pins of thoifacqunrd cardn or members may be made sufficiently large and rigid to do their proper work without danger of each jaw (Fm-d pin striking any but the proper helper.

row the foregoing it will also be observed that in the present improvement, when one of the jacquard cards has been shifted to position certain of the needle helpers ac cording to the pattern, and the carriage, (see Fig. 7 is moving, to the right as indicated by the arrow. the cum looks at the right hand side will shift npn'wdl ah particular necdlc hclpcm wl- *aeleclcd. hy the jacquard tract such helpers in the h fore described the (lam locks; the hutls of the fielected nccdlc l; the cam lock at the :ht of tin riage passes lover t watts of needle helpers it lecvce. them in their re lmctcd or inoperz-ltii'c position hereinlieforc dcccrihcd, whereupon the jacquard nwclmnimu is moved that a amrccc iling ard will operate either the same or a difl' rcm act ll needlc lwlgwrs into pmiion, in otllcr cords will select, tho particular needle hciprre according to attcrn of the inc qua -ll, and i'hcsc sncceetin ly selected set of ncodle helpers will, thcn be operated by the cam loclcatthe left crow, carriage in precisely the same manner. Thus the present. improvement furnishes a double lock jacquard machine bi; means of which various patterns, accor' ing to the pattern for which the jacquard is sch may he ohtaincdi \Vc claim as our invention:

1. In a knittin machine of the class dcscrihcd, the combination of av needle bed, a

uccd lc bank of" needles and ncedle helpers carried therchy, jacquard mechanism for selecting and positioning the needle helpers, a shiftablc carriage, and duplicate and spaced means carried thereby for shifting the ncedle hcl selected by the jacquard mechanism thereby to project the needles.

2. ln a knitting machine of the class descrihed, the comhination of a needle bed, a banl; of needles cud needle helpers carried thereby, jacquard mechanism for selecting and p sitioning the noodle helpers, a shiftwrringc, and means carried thereby for the needle helpers select-ed by the n hcnisn lhcrcliy to project the hcipcrs moving their jacquard ends located in staggercd relation.

in a. knitting machine of the class do scribed, the ccml'iination of a needle bed; a hank of needles and needle hel ers carried thereby, jacquard mechanism or selecting and positioning the'needle helpers, a shiftable carriage, and a double setof spaced cam locks carried thereby for shifting the needle helpers selected by the jacquard mechanism thereby to project the needles.

4, A knitting machine constructed to knit a fabric having a fancy design therein and comprising a bank of needles, means for succcssivcly projecti all of said needles during the knitting o a. portion of said fabric, means for selecting certain of said needles at a, predetermined time and efiective to select any of the needles of the bank of needles according to the design to be knit, and means for sn c ivclv project ng the so selected needl ifl'fiiz *rmincd distance beyond the normal l of prcjiccticn of the unselected ncedlcc.

engaging n machinc of the clam clczicn. oi: a needlc'bed, ncedlc helpers carrier; incqmi. l :nezhcnisni for selecting and pr iiiomng the nccdle helrm, a shit. :zhle inrricge and a plurality of spin meanc cuchrcmpricingc fix cam and pair of movable side cams carried by said m'ri'iagc for shifting the needle helpers sc lcklml by the istcqucrd mm'zlmnism thci' j, to project the int-miles.

ii. In a knitting machine ofthe class cc ewihcd, the combination of a needleibed, hank of ncmllcc and needle he! rscarr thereby, jiicqimrd mechanism r select and, positioning the needle helpers, a shil able carriage, a plurality of spaced men: each comprisirw a fixed cam and a pair movable side no carried by said carrincrc for shifting the m llc helpers selected by thc jacquard mc hmi m thereby mproject the need and mcam for automatically chilling min-2 allcrnately into dil tors-ml ill".

T. A km an iridescent him-1: having a fancy design beyond the normal path of prnjeetion ()1 the unselected needles.

8. In a knitting machine of the class. de-

acrihe-l. the combination ct a needle lhank of needles and needle helpers arried di-tanee f serihed. the minhination of a needle hed a bank of needles and needle helpers earned thereby. jacquard mechanism for selecting and positioning the needle helper. a shiftahle earriage. means ((HliplhdHfl a fixed (:HH and pair of motahlc side cams carried i id carriage fur shitting the Iilwllt helper;v

rivet d h the jacquard meehanisin therrhy j to project the needles. and means for amomatically shifting the v-ide rains alternately into diti'erent p sitione and comprising shiftahle means morahle with the earriagie and also indeheialentlv thereof and ("twisting of a pair of linked liars one having: cam alota ceiiperating with the Flilt cams and (legs in [)Hb'ltl!!!) to engage the other ti Milli hatserihed. the *(lilllllllflilt'lll ot a needle bed. a hank of needles and needle helpera carried therehy. jaerptard mechanism for -zeleetin l and positioning the needle helpera. a lllfh therehy. jacquard meehaniqn for selecting and positioning the needle helpers. a ahitt :ihle carriage. and a donhle r-ct of upper and a double set of lower cam locks carried hf. th earriage for re iwetively engaging mid shifting the needle and needle helper. ti upper srt hi cam locl ttiltljiiifilflfi a pair of :nl ii: tahle aide cams and n entral cant.

ll. ln'iitting. machine cointrnrtwl lw knit an iridescent t'ahri having: 5 faney dev(inn therein and manpriiingz a llili of liea all of the sam iength and a bank of needle helpers oiiperating with will nemllez-x mean.- for aucces iw li' projecting a ph=- rality of times all of said needlm during ithe knitting of a portion of said ti -H11.

men for selecting through the medium if sriid helpers certain of finltl needles at a we deternnned time and etl'ective to aelr-et an :of the necdlc of mid hank of nee-lie ae- 9. In a knitting: machine of the rho-s de ahle carriage, and a plurality of antoniatit (ally shiftahle spaced means carried by the 'arliage and moiahlc relatirelv then-tn for suceeasively shifting the needle helpers lected la the jacquard mechanism therehy to project the needles.

it). In a l nittin{ machine of the class de serihed. the combination of a needle lied. a bank of needles and needle helpewi carried thereby. jactpiard mechanism for eselerting and positioning the needle lwlpers. a shift- :l-lilc'carriage. and a double :a-t of upper and a double set of lower cam. loclu raz'rie l by the carriage for respectively engaging and shifting the needles and needle helpers.

11. In a knitting machine oithe claw described. the combination of a needle hed. a bank of needles and needle helpew "arried thereby, jacquard mechanism fur .-cle:tin;1 and positioning: the needle helpers. a shittahle earringe. and mi upper and a low r set of cam lneks carried hy the carriage fur spectively engaging and hit'tin; lll needle and needle helpers vmid helpers having th ir jacq iard engaging ends located in h-ta j ereil relation.

12. In a knitting machine of the class dccrihed. the eonihination of a needle hed. a hunk of needles and needle helpers: earried thereby. jacquard Ineehanimi for electing enrdingz to the dewign to he lihil. and eneaw: for projecting a plurality ot times the elwted needlm a pr dvterniined (ltrlitllti lajvmnl ihe normal path cit proieition f th companion needless L3. in a knitting machine of the claFzF decrihed. the eoniliination Hi a needle ll.(l- :i hank ot needles and needle helpers carried thereh jaetpiard niechanirqn for nelccting and ptlfllltllllllg the needle helpers. a shiftalrle carriage. an upper and a lower set of ram lfltliS carried hy the carriage for respe lively engaging and shifting the n edles and needle helper linth Sela of enni loeks coinpining. a pair of shittahle side cams and a central cam. and means for ante-niaiirally shifting; the .-'-iile cams of the lower 0%.

14 ln 2: knitting machine of the laas ti -E- scrihed. the combination of a needle bed. a hank of needles and needle helpers carried therehy. jacquard meehanism for selecting and positioning the needle helpers, a shift 1 ahle rarriagze. an upper and a lower of eain lol'lts curried hy the carriage for re pet lively engaging and shifting the needlesand needle lltllltfl'i-i. the upper tet (it cam lnekra comprising two sets of cam "members. each 1 set conmrising a pair of side earns and a en '1 tral ram one slnftahle. relatively to the other,

and means for automatically and alternately shifting said Rhiftnhle central minis.

17. In n knitting mnehine of the class lie-- scrihed, the combination of a needle bed. a hank of needles and needle hel )ers carried thereby. jacquard mechanism or selecting:

and i'isiiionin' the needle helm-n i-Lshiftl F r able rarriage. an upper and n lune! vt ii (am luckenrried l the r-nrringn lnr rwpw tively engaging and drifting tlnnnediw and needle helpers, the upper et ut' mini lnr-l-;-- enmprising; twn sets of rum ll'ltlllln'l'm envh set rnnfln'ising n pn r nt' vwide rnnr and a tfill" tral (am nne shit'iunle relatively tn the ntln-L means for :lutnnmtivull and alternately whifting said shit'tuhle ventral mun and means for thrmrin; hnth (if said .-hii't:ihh ventral (lllllS out of upel'tltlnrl.

15. In a knit ing nnn'hine (if th lm-s de scribed, the mlnhinnliun of a needle heel. hunk of nemll es and needle hrliww rri thereby. jzn'qnzil'd nn-vhnnism t'nr #rh-vtin: and msitinnin; the needle helpers n hiftnhle rnrl'iagre. and n donhle et nl upper mu] a double set of lower (um lot-kn (:uried h the (-arringe for rwpevtively engaging: and shifting the needles and needle ln'lper.-. snlel upper and lower v ts of mun lurks envh minprising a pair of side rains :nnl a ventral (2111].

19. In a knitting Ill: whimof the ('lnss de sPl'ihed, the (Omhmntinn of a needle hell. :1

bank of needles and needle helper.- carried thereby, aerpmrd mechanism for eeleeting;

and positioning the needle helpers. a shiftwally shifting the ventral nnl: ni' needles and livetll helpe s rnrrirsl nenl pwitinnin the needle lltliwl'x n. l

nhhrrirriulhfi. n dnnl le set of uppe an; dunhhset n'l' int-(er mun lnelv: illllltti ii; i, e mirrmge t'nr respwtnely engaging: and

drifting the needles and ni-wllc lz-ellH-IS. earl: set of mun lllt'h-a mnnprifing :1 pair of :Jnli' (lllliHtllltllltt'll l'lll i'1llll.lil 2illin? nntnnnflh nsn Hi the upper wt into and nnt at its wnrl ng' pudtiunl rand means fur :mtmnnt eully ellifting the side I ruins of the lmver v et.

able carriage, a double #et at up er and n j double set of lower cam locks rnrried by the carriage for respeetively engugingnnd shifting the needles and needle helpers, said upper and lower sets of cam lurks ear-h enmprising a pair of side rams and :1 eentrni cam, and means for adjusting the side rams of the upper-set.

20.. In a knitting machine of the class described, the combination of a needle hell. :1 bank of needles and needle helpers married thereby. jacquard meehanisim for selerting and positioning the needle helpers a shift able carriage, a double set nit. upper and :1 double set; of'lnwer cam hicks carried by the carriage imrespeetively engaging and shifting the needles and needle helpers. said upper and lnwer sets f (am lvi'k each romprising a pair of side (aims and a ventral cam, and means for nntnnnztieally shifting the side cams i the lower set.

21. in a knitting machine of the rlass drse'ribed, th comhinatien ofa needle lied n 24. In n knitting nnn'hine e the vines; desl-rihed. the mnihinntinn of n needle lKfl' lq n hank nf needles and needle huipew carried therelrv, jawpmrd merhunnin fur elevin' i and pnsitinning the needle helpers El nhil t- :ihle carriage. a double set of upper and a double set of inner (lllll lnrkn rrn'ried by lhe varringe for respertirely engaging and -hit'ting1 the needles and needle helpers, ezmh set of ram int-ks minprising n rentrnl mun and a pair of shle ruins. the central ain (if the upper set comprising a pair of shiftzihle member. and means for shifting them.

2- In n knitting lllfltflllllt nf the lilHS tie wrih d. the l-nnzhinntinn of a needle lJQLl n j hunk of needlez; nnd needle helpers carried bank of needles and needle helpers-c carried 1 3 side mine of the lower set ."npported T0,!

thereby, jacquard merhanism for seleeting and positioning the needle helpersa shiftable rnrriage, a double set of upper. and n dcnhle set of lower cam leeks carriedhy the"! carriage for respectively engaging and Qhiftwi I acrihell, the combination of a. needle tel-ti, a

ing the needles and needle helpers, said up per and lower nets of ram locks each enmprising a pair of side cams and a ventral cam. means far adjl'isting the siderrmms of the upper set, and means frwau'tmntically shi fling the side cams of the lower Set;

In a knittin machine of the class described, the eombination (if a needle bed,

therebyjmirqinml lliillltillllfll {er aelerting 'tinnin g tlw needle helpers. n. nhle marriage. at dunhie .-;ei is? up; and a double et nf lower mun locks carried by the carriage fm' respet'tively engagingand shiftin the needles and needle helpers each set of 0am lacks cunnn-ising a ventral cam and a pair nit side mum. the ventral mini of t 11ml pi alL' upper net rnmprising a pair of Rlllfltlhlt! members and means for shifting them, the

nhiftahle movement. relatively in the eent'ral cam, and means for automatically shifting them inta alternate positions.

26. In a knitting machine of the clam dehunk of needles and needle helfpers Thereby,

iacqnard mechanism or selecting and positioning the needle helpers, a shift able earrmge, a double set: of upper and a :lmihln set Bf lower earn hicks carried h the carriage for reepectively engaging and shifting the" nu lies and needle helpers,

each set of (ram locks comprising two sets of cams, each set comprising a central cam and a pair of side cams, the central cams of each upper set consisting of a pair of hiftable cams, means. for mitomatically shitting one cam of each central cam of the upper set alternately into their working positions, and means for automatically shifting the side cams of each lower set.

2?. 111 a knitting machine of the class dej scribed, the combination of d needle bed, a bank of needles and needle helpers carried thereby, jacquard mechanism for selectively engaging and positioning the needle helpers, means nism and for raising and and means carried thereby for shifting the needle helpers selected by the jacquard mechanism thereby to project. the needles.

'28. In a knitting machine of the class dcscribed, the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needles and needle helpers carried thereby, jacquard mechanism for selecting and positioning the needle helpers, means for rotating the jacquard mechanism and for raising and lowering it thereby to engage the needle helpers, a. shittabic carria e, and means carried thereby for shifting t e needle helpers selected by the jacquard mechanism thereby to project the needles, said helpers having their jacquard engaging ends located in staggered relation.

29. In a knitting machine of the class described, the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needles and ried thereby, jacquard mechanism for selecting and positioning the needle hel crs, a shiftable carriage, means carried t erehy for shifting the needle helpers selected by the jacquard mechanism thereby to project the needles, said helpers having their acquard engaging ends located in staggered relation, and means for guiding the needle helpers.

30. In a knitting machine of the class described, the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needles and needle helpers carried thereby, jacquard mechanism for selecting and positioning the needle helpers, means for rotating the jac uard mechanism and for raising and lowermg'it, a shiftable carriage, and an upper and lower set of cam locks carried by the carriage for respectively engaging and shifting the needles and needle helpers.

31. In a knitting machine of the class described. the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needles and needle helpers carried thereby, jacquard mechanism for selecting and positioning'the needle helpers, means or rotating the jacquard mechanism and or raising and lowering it, a shift'ablc carfor rotating the jacquard mechalowering it tlierc- E by to engage the needle helpers, a shittable I carriage,

needle helpers carl riage, and an upper and lower set of cam 1 locks carried by the carriage for respectively engaging and shifting the needles and needle helpers, said needle helpers having their jacquard engaging ends located in staggered relation.

32. In a knitting machine of the class described. the combination of a needle bed, a [bank of needle helpers carried thereby, a L jacquard for directly and selectively engag- 1 ing the ends of and positioning the needle j helpers, a shiftahle carriage, and means cari ricd by the carriage for engagin and shift- 1 ing the needle helpers selected liy the jacquard mechanism.

33. in a knitting machine of the class described, the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needle helpers carried thereby, jacquard mechanism for selectin and positioning the needle hel ers, a shi table carriage, and a double set 0 cam locks carried by the carriage for engaging and shifting the needle helpers selected by the jacquard mechanism,

34. A knitting machine constructed to 1 knit an iridescent fabric having a fancy design therein and comprising a ban of needles all of the same length and a bank of needle helpers cooperating with said needles,

means for successively projecting a plul rality of times all of said needles during the knitting of a portion of said fabric, means for selecting through the medium of said helpers certain of said needles at a prcdej termined time and effective to select any of 1 the needles of said bank of edles according to the design to be knit; and means for projecting a plurality of times the selected needles a predetermined distance beyond the normal path of projection of the companion needles, said needle helpers having staggered ends for cooperation with said selecting means.

35. In a knitting machine of the class described, the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needle helpers carried thereby, jacl quard mechanism for selectin and positioning the needle helpers, a shi table carriage, cam locks carried by the carriage for engaging and shifting the needle helpers selected by the jacquard mechanism, said cam locks comprisin a central cam and a pair of shiftablp side cams, and means for automatically sh tting them. v

36. In a knitting machine of the class described. the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needle helpers carried thereby each having a butt and a projecting tail, the tails of said helpers being located in staggered relation, jacquard mechanism for selecting and positioning the needle helpers, a shiftable carriage, and means carried thereby for engaging the helper butts to shift the helpers.

3?. in 2: lmiiling machine of lhe class (lesq'llml. Hm vnmhlnatiun of a neulle hml, u? need! ln-fpnw can-lied llwz'zehy mull having hull and a. yn'njmtling lull. the tails of mm! helpers; being hauled in ;laggerwl mlalimn jacquard mmahamsnl fur selecllng :nru-l positim'ling the needle helpers. a shiftnhlu carping) means carried (hereby for engaging the helper bulls to shill (h? helpers, Sillxl means vum 'cl'l'nq a set ml am locks 110mg); lsln a ffillllzllly 'lucakwl can; and a pan vl' Ila hide (mus, 51ml means for mu-mm :lly @hifting mlll side ("suns lulu Hl l'HJi Nilvront pnsili us.

W In (ding mnvn m (E lhe (:ln -lc-- l unlvlnallnn ml" 3 halal; Hf m-ezlle m. ,ltmnzmvl nm-lmnmn l'm' #ulevllveiy mgagmgg and positioning the nfiellle helplers and :snpnurlnd for x'zltary ll XK'ClPIOCQlZOXy mm mm-s. nzw'un; lnr reclprucallng said jzu'innu'rl mechanism and means for rotating il in lhe! rocl in-miatiun thereof, a shil'lalale g8, llDCl means 1'?i1'll9j.l thereby fnz' shilling the needlu helpers E3li.l(l by the janquaml n mlmnisnn '19. En fl -fnn lng machine: 0% lw vlns Ill. lm'llwl :lzw mhlnalifin. of bank of andlng; nemllv helpers jacquard mwhunlsnl fm' lw 'ng and posllinnlng the mall: helper; .gmlvd for rnlm'y an mlpnilcalnr f YHli'lri for zx-xrlprrwaiing said nmlml :mel nwnns Em l'olaling n. reelpmmllnn thereof, a shlftahle means um-14ml lhel sb fur shiftrllhhelps selwlml by the jam lmninml, and mama;- fm: shiftiflg ll]lllll'ilZl-LFUUSllY operating lhe mulls helpr ml 11 and means f u z mi lng ll riage 21ml filmullunwusly opwaiing the l i i l l g l l i l I l l l l pu l) of pmiwllnn of lhe and simullaneuusly operating the jacquard nim-hanism, said means imluding a shaft, gmu'lng: connecting maid shaft to the jaw uau-(l llll f'llfllllflll, a cam shaft and a cam.

32. In a knitting mn rhine uf the class (lv mfl'llwll. the combination of a needle bell, a lmnk 0f needles and needle helpel'n Carried therein), jill'lllilil'll mevlnmism for selecting and pvsilionlng the nwgtlle helpv :1 shiftahlv ml iugv. an upper mnl lmwz 1 nl mun varriell by the mrr agc for ll'kpkfillwl cngngging and :Jliftihg lhe nl-wllvs 21ml nec 'lh' lwlpcr and In arm fm' llmmng: (m lulu m" llll; nun hclas out of ng'im'zun 1'4 1111i knitting nnwhine ul' :lw will I lle z'llml, llm vi mhnmlinn of a Ila-swim l wly :1 imnl; (1f Mullen; and nvwlle hc-lpvn muriwl lhc-lchy. 'g nrqlml'il mechanism for wh -ling and pmitluning the new? hvlpvra a hilfi uhhr xmz'lngcg an upper and lmwr act 01 mm: lnvkn (m'rlml hy the carriage l'ur resynclivvlvvngng ing' and shifting thP needles mul zm-dlu lllllgfl'fr). znrh uppe-r wt of run: lmlfl nvlmllr'lg a pull" If nhlflulllv cams, and nwnns: m thl'mving m mun of mm pal." mil nl opmnilvn (luring lhv vpvr'nlion of the jzwqmml mwhanlsm.

H. In :1 lanilljng nnn'hlne u f llll (hiss (l0- r-wllw. flu mnnhinnliun of u nvwlle hml. :1 unk nl EH1 is rm l nvmlhhvlpms m Tied llnz'vup jn gmml nm-lmnlml 'lci'z' nlll'l'llllg and In shinning lh-s mull; helpers. n ,Hhilt nhha mn'rhlg'm 1m upper and lmwz- 1! ml" can; lmlw vurriml l1) the ('zu'riagv for wpw lively engaging and shifting the nvmlhw and nemllv hvlpvrs; (:ul. upper w! M mm lovlm 1m :a will -.'.l' .uhll'lnhlv mum, moans fm' lhruwing one mun nl' ml'h pair will of onvmliun during; lln-i upcml'iun ul tlu} guard mm lmnlmn unrl nu-nnsi lmunlunm Pally l1llting so-mv of the luwvr wt ol (am As during 1110 shilling nmvu'mnt of the curl-luau 45. A lufilllng; law-him ('(Hhhmlfll l0 lmll an irhlwwnl lulu-iv having :1 l'nn'f dvwan lhez-vin 11ml zfet-mpris ml n lmnl: n'l' n91 lllk; all cl lhv snnw lvngt and a hunk of nul'wllv ln-lp Jjpm'ullng wilh said nmqllcs, menu-1 i'm' senw'wsll'olv lnojvcllng Z'L phwallly of limpv all (21 said nvmlles' during llm knitllnw m a pm'tiun of said fahriv. means for v-"llngg' l mr l l'he median: f snicl help- Jez'ml Hi nl needles at :1 prefivtrmlnell n"- mul elle-i iw to select, any of the needles: Willkl ank uf nvmlles awarding lo the l1z-nzn m n: hull; and means fr)? projvcling 2 plan ht ul' (hues lhP ,selectcll JR-WllUS a "H"! *l'nzh'ml dis-flame beyond the normal cmnpanlon zwedles, :75 WWE" wlpars having guil'llng slow: and lwnwl therein for gnh'llng will 411 ln .1 llnltllng machine of the class d0- :cnhed, the cmnbmuhon of a needle bed, :1

In a knitting machine of the class described, the combinat-ionof a needle bed, a bank of needles and abank of needle helpcrs carried thereby, means for selecting and positioning the needle helpers, a shiftable carriage, an upper and a lower set of cam locks carried by the carriage for respectively engaging and shifting the needles and needle helpers, each set comprisingduplicate sets of cam locks and each set of cam locks comprising a centrally located cam and a pair of side cams forming a triangular raceway, the side cams of the upper sets of cam locks supported for adjustability and the centrally located cams of the upper sets of cam locks supported for shiftable movement into and out of their working positions, means for shifting either or both of said centrally located cams into and out of their working positions the side cams of the lower sets of cam locks supported for shiftable movement, and means for automatically shifting said lowerside cams to lower one of each set-while the other is bein raised, the said needle helpers having is eir tail ends located in staggered relation and each of said needles and needle hclpers having a projection or. butt in position to be engaged by the cam locks.

56. A knitting machine constructed to knit an iridescent fabric having a fancy design therein and comprisin a bank of needles all of the same len i and a bank of needle helpers cotiperating with said needles, means for successively projecting a plurality of times all of said needles dur-v ing the knitting of a portion of said fabric, means for selecting through the medium of said helpers certain of said needles at a predetermined time and effective to select any of the needles of said bank of needles according to the design to be knit, and means for projecting a plurality of times the selected needles a predetermined distance beyond the normal path of projection of the companion needles, said needle helpers having staggered ends for codpcration with said selecting means and also having guiding slots and means located therein for guiding said hel porn 57. ln a knitting machine of the class do scribed, the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needles, jacquard mechanism for positioning the needles, a shiftable carriage. a plurality of sets of cam locks carried by said carriage for shifting the needles selected by the jacquard inechanism, and means for operating the jacquard mechanism thereby to positlon the needlesvalplurality of times during each shifting moyement of the carriage. Y

58. In a knitting machine of the class de scribed, the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needles, a. bank of needle helpers, jacquard mechanism for positioning the needle helpers. a shifi'able carriage, :1 plurality of sets of cum locks carried by said carriage for shifting the needle helpers selected by the jacquard mechanism, and means for operating the jacquard mechanism thereby to position the needle helpers a plurality of times during each shifting movement of the carriage.

59. In a knitting machine of the class described, the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needles, a bank of needle helpers provided with tails located in staggered relation, jacquard. mechanism comprieiug a seFiesof cards for selectin and positioning the needle helpers, a shi table carriage, a plurality of sets of cam locks carried by said carriage for shifting the needle helpers lected by the jacquard mechanism, and means for operating the jacquard mechanism Wherebyone of said cards will select a series of needle helpers for'the operation of one set of said cam locks and a succeeding card will select the same or a different series of needle helpers for another set of I said cam k cks. 9o

60. In a knitting machine of the class described, the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needles and needle helpers carried thereby, jacquard mechanism for selecting and positioning the needle helpers, a shiftable carriage, and means carried thereby for shifting the needle helpers selected by the jacquard mechhnism thereby to project the needles, said helpers having their jacquard engaging ends located in staggered relation and also having slots and means projecting through said slots for guiding said helpers.

til. In a knitting machine of the class described, the combination of a needle bed, a bank of needles and needle helpers carried 5 thereby, jacquard mechanism for selecting and positioning the needle helpers, a shift able carriage, and duplicate and spaced means carried thereby for shifting the needle helpers selected by the jacquard )10 mechanism thereby to project the needles, said helpers having staggered ends.

62. In a knitting machine of the class de:

scribed, the combination of a needle bed,

a bank of needles and needle helpers carried thereby.v acquard mechanism for selecting and positioning the needle helpers, a. shiftable carriage, and duplicate and spaced means carried therebyfor shifting the needle helpers select-ed by the jacquard 12o mechanism thereby to project the needles, said. helpers having slots and means projecting therethrough for guiding the helpers.

63. In a knitting machine of the class (lescribed, the combination of a needle bed, a lmk of needles, a bank of needle helpers, jicquard mechanism for selecting and positioning the ncedle helpers, a shiftable carriage, a plurality of sets-of cam locks carricd thereby for shifting the needles, a plumlit of scis of (am lcvks also married by Sflill vziiriagv fmshifting the needle helpers wh m-ml l the jacquard mechanisnh said nvwllo helpers having staggered ends cw uptlilliflg with said jacquard mechanism.

(H. ln 1! knitting mavhine of the class de- S('lii (l lhv cmnhinuiion of a nvodle'hed, a hunk of nev lles, a hunk of needle helpers, jacquard mechaniqn for selecting and positiuning the needle helpers, a shiftable carriage, a plurality of sets of cam locks carried lhei'ohy fur shifting the needles, :1 p1urzility of sets" of cum locks also carried by said carriage for' shifting the needle;

helpers selecfed by the jacqimi-d mechanism, said needle helpers having staggered ends coiiperating with said jacqMi-il lIltKlUllllSlil and also having slots and means projecting therethrough for guiding said helpers.

Signed at 1821 Park Row Building 3'6: York, N. 1., this 30th day of March 19h.

JOSEF KELLKER. SIDNEY "URMS.

\Vitnesses:

C; S. \VEED, F. E. BOYCE.

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