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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-28
Cardiff. Wales. Aug. IL

Cardiff Wales. Aug. IA.
-EHE most remarkable feature of British industry
during recent years has been the comparative alb
sence of strikes. During the last ten years espec-
tally the number of strikes has continually diminished
and in 1902 there were fewer of these conflicts than
any time during the last ten years. Not only the
number OF strikes. but the number of affected,
the number of working days lost and the amount
of money expended by both sides have been gradual
" diminishing
The principal cause Of this comparative peace in
British industry has been the recognition in the full
est and freest way of the trade unions and the
ton of boards of Cancellation and other machinery
for the settlement of disputes These boards OF
Citation grew up the unions were recog-
niZed and exist in most Of the important trades
OF the kingdom. In 1902 there were ffty-seven of
these boards which known to have settled con
troverses and almost 1900 brought before
their attention. Of these one-haIf were set
tied either by Cancellation or by arbitration, and
the other half were Withdrawn settled by
private agreement independently Of the boards 1t is
interesting TO note that, as in America the two par
ties when left 70 themselves usually agreed. OF the
cases settled by the boards. three-fouTths
arranged By the parties themselves and in only
fourth of the cases was 1t found necessary or advs
able to call in arbitrator The importance OF the
settlement Of 1900 possible disputes cannot be exag
eerated and this settlement could only have been
effected after a full and free recognition Of the
unions
There was time in England as in America when
the unions we're not recognized and when and
not peace was the chronic condition OF industry.
Within the limits OF article of this size. t is of
course impossible to trace the growth of the general
movement toward recognition and peace in all in
dustries but what has occurred in one industry
instance the coal industry is more or less true
Of others.
In a large measure the prosperity Of Great Britain
has always depended upon its coal mines Until
three years ago the output of coal in Great Britain
vas greater than that Of any country IN the world,
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HOW TO AVOID DROWNING.


Chicago Post.)
Nine persons out OF ten who drown
might avoid it If they did not become
excited and plunge around in a vain eff
fort 10 save themselves. The first i'm
pulse of the non-swimmeT when he finds
himself suddenly immersed, Is TO get out
of the water as soon as ever he can
Straightaway~ he begins f1oundering
about. striking out wildly with his hands.
kicking just as blindly with MS legs-and
he sinks. Once under. he becomes COM
para lively or wholly quiet. and the body 5
buoyancy brings him to the surface Per
haps he renews his struggle; he surely
gasps for air. But he had his mouth open
when he went down: he gulped water
as he went down; he probably failed to
hold his breath al the time he was down.
and now there is little room left for air
His lungs are no longer playing their
part in keeping him afloat: they are Ike
a rubber life DreServer with the air let
out His lungs as well as his founder
ing arms and legs are now against him
Down he goes again, more quickly than
before and by this time his only hope
of salvation lies in some exterior help.
If that is not at hand he browns through
his Owl efforIS-he takes his life Just
as surely as does the man who. standing
before a mirror. presses a revolver TO
his temple and puts a bullet through his
brain.
. Here Is a certain way TO insure rescue
in ordinary water accidents:
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Of woman's tenderness and dea<th Of
woman's tears, and all that, you
know, I quoted vaguely.
MIR AIDE ordered a Sultan OF Sulu
cocktail with the inenabIe and resigned
air of a man who can do well, than
you, without woman and her tears,
and said nothing
Brooke farm. where the Indiana
Aesop viii write MS future plays-al-
ready he is under contract to deliver
two comedies next years. by no
means an ascetsc and vegetarian re-
sort like that Brook farm where Elmer
son, and Alcott, Margaret Fuller and
other apostles of the cult. whose
creed was low living and high think
ing, tried 10 argue down the voices
Of the flesh and lead the higher in
tellectua1 life in Concord almost a
century ago.
Ga the contrary. Brooke farm. pur-
chased witE the royalties Of THE Sui
tan of Sulu.- Peggy Frcm Paris" and
The County Chairman" strikes the
last note in advanced architecture and
modern plumbing It stands guard
over miles of HGosier pTairies as a
trumpeting triumph of luxurious, up
to-date home making.
There are hints of yesterdays in the
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As you are falling into the water, and
as long as your head is above the sur
face, draw in air through the n0strils.
Do not, under any circumstances open
your mouth to breathe through it, while
YOU are IN the water. II you do you will
ship water and thus lessen the air space.
which is so important in the emergency.
II YOU 20 completely under hold your
breath until you rise You win be under
only a few seconds, although 10 may
seem an eternity; but no matter how
long you are under hold YOU Tbreath.
Your salvation depends or it-he.d your
breath. Even though your temples and
ear drums seem about to burst, hold your
breath.
When your head shoots out of water
perhaps your body down to the waist will
come Guido not, I impIore you. release
all your breath Exhaie as slightly as
possible. You will get sufficient relief.
and at the same time not empty your
lungs. which you must not do so long as
YOU are in danger. Follow exhalation by
taking in all the air you can BY this
time you will be settled in the water. 50
TO speak. with your nostTils above the
surface and you can proceed to help your
air-filied lungs and the buoyanCy of your
body 70 keep you afloat.
DO not mold your body straight up and
down Get on your right side, In what
is known as 'three-quarter surface.
Your feet will then be about three-foSIrths
Of your height below the waters surface.
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CNew York Sunday TelegFaph-)
Gloom austere and darkling sat upon
his brow and tinctured the forced and
mirthless smile with which he gazed
into vacancy
He made no other answer to my
question than an embittered and re-
proackful gaze which wandered far
away over the dimpling Hudson and
lost itself among the purple Palisades
of Hoboken, Weehawken. Cummuni-
paw or. whatever place dots the map on
the opposite side of the river.
He" was George Ade-happiest OF
Indiana AesOps, anti most OpUlently
successful of HOOsier playWTights. and
he had just confded to me the happy
fact that his royalties. during the last
year, had exceeded the salary of the
president of tie United states.
Good gracious, Why don't you get
uarried2' I asked. and then the gaze
Of gloom fixed itself on his features.
He glanced furtively toward the
door, as one contemplating flight, and
beads of perspiration broke out upon
his brow.
Evidently he was unhappy.
Indlsputably, also he was fright
enedi
He stirred uneasily in his chair. and
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Then steadily, and without any hurry
whatever. reach out straight and as far
as possible from the side with your right
hand and bring IL down almost 70 The
hips. At the same time work the left
hand on the surface Of the water. gently
reaching out from and pulling in toward
the body.
While You are thus employing YOUR
hands, tread water with your feet. Tread
soldier; It is. in fact, the swimmer waY
Of marking sine. Bend your right leg a.
little more than slightly at the knee.
idrav Up the lower half about six inches,
ana then thrust the leg down gently until
IL is straight Repeat with the left leg.
and alternate. making at the most sixty
movements to a minute. Be sure that YOU
tread gently. This is highly important
for II YOU thrust down hard you viii KICK
a hole III the water and send yourself into
it and under.
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BY JOHN
MITCHELL.

about shililngs and pence Tor $L3O per day
Owing to the further fact that work is slack due 10
the depression in business the weekly earnings of the
coal miners are very low.
To make matters worse, the mine owners of Scot
land have served notice of their determination to
reduce the minimum with the intention of enforcing
further reduction in wages. This apparently they
have legal right to do provided that they give the
men three months notice The men however, feel
and have felt all along during the last ten years that
the establishment of minimum living wage had
been recognized by the coal and that any sur
render OF this principle would take away from the
miners all protection and permit the unlimited and
continued reduction of The question is OF
national Importance If reduction of wages below
the minimum can be effected in Scotland il viii in
evitabIy be followed by similar reduction in the
minimum wage in other parts OF Great Britain, and
by complete Generalization Of the industry through
out the kingdom.
In this crisis the miners of Scotland have called
upon their brethren in the English and Welsh mines
to meet them in conference to determine upon
single policy of united action in resisting the aggTes
sions of the Scottish mine owners and IN defense of
the minimum wage. It is, of course, impossible to
foresee what any conference will determine upon but
from such information as I have obtained it seems
probable that unless the Scottish mine owners with
draw their demand for the abrogat:on o. the mini
mum wage the result viii be total cessation of min
ing in Great Britain, the English, Scotch and
Welsh miners will, defend this principle to the last
pitch 1t Is the earnest hope Of the miners officials
well of the leading men in the community a
hope expressed everywhere that the Scottish mine
owners may perceive the folly of their present atti-
tude and may be persuaded to withdraw demand
which assails the fundamental principle upon which
the peace movement has been based and which threat
try of Great Britain
IN collaboration with Walter E. weyi
Copyright 1903, by John Mitchell All rights re-
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To the Point.

philadelphia LEDGER
as there anything you don't need that
] might take?' asked the siovenIy Old
junk man, watching Subbubs packing. his
goods on the moving van.
Yes snapped subbubs. - bath"
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IN collaboration with Walter E. Weyi
Copyright 1903, by John Mitchell All rights re-
served.
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