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many years past. This particular bill
had the approval Of almost the entire
Senate Naval Committee, and Il Ia Whis-
pered that q majority Of that body
had sOlemnly agreed to vote down any
one who objected. Yet lase Tuesday -
or was Il Wednesday;-an extremely
prominent member walked into the COM
mittee room and condemned the bill n
some convenient pigeohhole He said
that Il could not pass ~ long ~ he was a
member of the senate. disdaining argu-
ment and resting his aniagonism solely
on the other places Of power aud author
ity he held in tho Senate organization
and has opportunities Of punishing re-
volt. II u a mOurnful witness 10 the
nerve and brains Oi the Senate commit
tee that this measure, approved by eE-
perienee and recommended by the wis
dom Of the navy accumulated from the
observations of a quarter ot a century,
was killed then and there a. the instance
Of one potent gentleman who didn't even
descend to an explanation.
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more expensive than those Of any other
Governor. The certainty that there
will be speedy return 20 the direct tar,
moreover, remains q serious concern Of
practical Republican leaders.
The last Legislature WIN probably get
little credit for WelldOing. Probably Il
expected none, and unquestiOnably its
service was not Of an impressively high
order. Yet il rendered considerable
valuable public service, il asserted its
independence more steadily and more
successfully than several that have pre-
ceded t. Above all il won the fight
that lay nearest the hearts oi an over
Whelming majority Of its members, and
this will doubtless be a source n much
solace in the present time Of abuse.
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Getting Ready tO Have His Measure
Taken.

4 question that would be tragic in
tone Il il were not decidedly humorous
in suggestion. and that would overflow
with pathos II Il were not chock full
81 material for mirth. is addressed to
Governor lUpsoN HARMON in to-day's
Number of the CDmmORCr by the Hon
WILLIAM J. BRYAN:
Are YOU ready 10 have our measure takcn'-
Without waiting for Governor HAR-
MONS reply, We venture the unofficial
conjecture that the Democratic Gov
amor II Ohio Is. in fact. getting ready tO
have his measure taken That Is to say.
we believe from various Indications that
he and many of his friends and admirers,
including the oh-ervant Mayor Of this
town. are awake tn the possibility that
the Democratic national convention in
the early summer II 1912 may nominate
him for President of the United States.
and that the Hon. JUDSON HARMON
NAV consequently become the subjeCt Of
measurement early in November of that
same year
We advise Governor HARMON to re-
spOnd % the sOlemnlv uttered challenge
from Lincoln. Surely Mr.. BRYAN has
the right " know. he himself having
been measured IN tho sense aforesaid
not less than thrice. a. follows.
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TEE PRICE or cOFFEE.

wAsHINaToS. May 11.-Ths matter Of
cOaee prices broke into 6 recent hearing
of the merchant marine QUESTION before q
special COMMITTEES of the H0uss. An Inn
porter Of large quantities Of coffee vas
summoned 10 testify with regard 10 trans
pOrtatiOn and Was incidentally questioned
regarding coffee. He testified that the
average prios of Brazilian coffee. Of which
we imported more than GO. 600, 600 pounds
last year. when roasted and prepared for
the market Il 10 cents a pound. Fer this
cOdee. he asserted. tho consumer pays an
average of Is cents a pound. Il would es
Of great interest % consumers 10 know who
gets the difference between GO ,OO0, 600, The
value Of the coffee ready for marketing.
and the $40. .OO0. 600 that they pay for it.
Sugar pays a heavy duty and the dihei-
snCe between the value Of sugar ready fo'
the market at the refinery and the prics
Of sugar In the grocery store is about one
and ons-quaEter oents a pound. Coffee
pays no duty and the difference between
tho warehouse value Of cohee ready for
the market and the retail price In said by
this authority and by other authorities
10 BE- about IS cents pound. Il Ia In such
matters a. this that consumers are inter-
ssted rather than in pages Of hgures show
Ing In pfennigs the price Of kilogram Of
pork In Munich OT In the salary paid TO a
copying clerk In the once of the Governor
General of wanAW. II thoss who are
held responsible for the passage Of the
Payne bill wish 20 relieve that measure
of some oi the charges brought against
it they might make a good beginning by
an Illumination of the price conditions of
this article on which no duty is paid.
There would bs much interest taken In
q little group Of tables showing apprOGi-
mately the factory OF warehouse cost. the
price 20 wholesalers, the prios charged
retailers by wholesalers and the price
charged by retailers on sugar. coffee. rice
and a few other staple articles the price
movement of which can be tnoed with
little difiiculty. Moreover. Il IL dOubtful
II = more effective means could be found
for the defence Of the tarih.
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To fHH Epuon % rHH sUE ~ Souns an
hTurie In your columns Of suhday. May 2, "a
vacauon Homes for Worklng Girls ! sssi thal
it Is ESSENTIAL that me work and motives Of shs
newt, established Nacatioa Bureau under ne ~
spioes Of the Commiitss on Amussmsnu lad
Nacation Resources Of Norking Girls shoulA not
BE- misundcrtood
This bureau aims especially 70 place no ne.
sirctions o. the Ein IN the sAsfcias 0f her
right 10 choose We Eti have a iisS Of rt.poaa
bic boarding places, not connectnd With tnettisa
tioas rAnging IN pFios FROM $40 q Weck 10
rhess VII include q number Of vaostian homes
ooopsratnG NiSh us and giving % The priviless
oi recommending Eiria % thsm. but We are
Offering 70 Aos sAcius,siy IN "a advisory capacity
Esch piAcs has bern visited q humbcr Of times,
but do not endeavor 70 dicta n whsre o. ks#
= EiTi shaii enjoy her vacation. We desiFs simply
10 show both 70 We employers nnd 20 ne employ
ses the value of recreation spsni In ne colh w
rather thaa speading money In eheap amussmenI
resorts Of me BEG CITY
BRlIlH LINpsEW ltaAus,
Chairnan Commiitee o. Amuusmena Rnd
Vacation Resources of WOrkina GirA
NV Yonh. NAY O.
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Careful nessaFch Has ASsignsd the D,s
tSmrtlan % 0outh Carolann.

To THR EDIIOR OE TNE sUN-sir: Rsf,r.
ring 10 the clipping nom the Chester. a c.
Reporter, reproduced In THE SrS oi Mar N
concerning the birthplace Of Andrew hrk.
son. beg leave 10 call your Attention {, ths
tact that there h q great deal of conciwirs
evidence that Lancaster county. Souib
Carolina. and not Union county. North Caro-.
lima, n entitled to credit as the spot vhsrs
that grest man frat saW the light.
Ths'whole question Was thoroughly live.
tigatsd in tho early 'sOs BY the Rev Dr.
David A. Robinson Of the Msthodisl Eusco.
pal Church. and his conclusions. With tAs
evidence TO sustain them. we're published 10
the Lancaster. = e. Ledgrr. Although Of
great historic value. I have never seen ths
letters referred 10. and doubt n their srst.
enrs h generally known. Dr. Robinssn uss
a scholarly gentleman and well along IN
years whcn hs made his researches and
gathered much information of q most inter-
estinR and reliable nature concerning Jack.
sons birthplace and his early childhood.
Dr. RobinsOn's efforts we're 90 painstaking
and ample that there ought n be ne doubt
Iss, we HGNSSs i9 Ss,rfs fS,s o. @
spot was living In Lancaster county
When Dr.. hobinson undertook he inveafi.
cation, and recall reading hia letteE a. he
time. but ] regret that ] did not preserve
them.
NJ father, although q whiE. was q great
admirer OF Jackson and freqnently Visited
NaxhaWg On one 0f those nilMimAFas
he cut q second growth hickory cane az a
point where he lacksod cabin y snpposed
10 havs stood, and carried Il for more than
forty years. Ny ancestors, residents of Ian.
custer county. never Questioned ths title II
that old highland county TO the gratifying
distinction
This nOrtherly county Of south CaTollna
aoath. Twenty-Five years ago its attractive
nine ard hardwood forests it, rVers snd
spring. and cotton fields, had no aNperioTs
The famous DR. J. Marion Sins was A
native Of Lancaster county and here laid
the foundation for hia subaauusnt disrov.
cries. The county Il largely peOp,ed by tho
descendants Of the early ScOtch-irish aai-
tiers. There We ind many Of ths Wither-
spoons. Wylies, Carters. COnnera. MOnrss,
Crocketts, Caskeys. Stenhensea, AllisOns.
Prices LANCASTER county was the home ii
the hermit scholar Dr. MttaE, whom I re-
member we'll Tie used 10 correspond with
Professor whitney Of Yale In Chinese. in
acrlbing the characters for ecOnomy's saka
on post cards.
suggest that the Robinson Iss,ars IN
which ] have referred ought 70 - fesur-
recied and more generally read. With tho
object of eneCtnE their recovery and re.
publication In some widely circulated iouFs
nal I Wriis this letter. Unless this Il don4
remem hrance Of their existence may sOon
pass away BARTLETT SINCLAIR.
RATHDEUM. Idaho. May 70.
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EDWARD IN INDIA.
"Reminiscences % the Late kings Vlal
Whea Prince sf MALES.

When Prince Sf Wales.
To rHE EDITOR or THE sUx7-sW: The
following "reminiscences Of the late King
Edwards visit 10 India when he vas Prime
Of Wales may be Of interest: II had been
arranged that when the Prince stepped
ashore a. BOMBAY q prisoner shout hs re-
leased from every iail In India, bu this q
not In the way In which the event vas re-
lated to me by an Afghan Chieftan In the
khyber Pass His brother, who had killed
a man In a blood feud was IN high spirits,
for he had been released from The Pc
shawAr iail What a wonderful man thar
Prince Of yours must be. exclaimed tho
fKhan chieftain The miserable dola-
tcrs Of BOMBAY expected that he votld cut
their heads on. Just a. Mahmud Of ihazni
would have done: but instead Of tais the
august presence A. soon a. he stepped
ashore said With wave of he hand. Open
the doors Of every jail IN the city and re-
lease all the prisoners The chic mags-
iraie of BOMBAY then fell at the Princes
feet and said % henefartor n tlr ponr.
there are many thousands ~ prisons In The
country and several millions Of prpOaers
Why moi release one from each laUf 80
lei " he said the royHl Prince: and AOw
nv brother. vho had killed a man iron a
0
The safety og the Prince was entrustsdto
q faithful AfEhan named ibraheesl khtn
deputy inspectOr ~ police Et PsahaWlf
and from the time when the Prince arrival
In lHdsa tbs faithful servant of the Oiovesl-
meni never lefi him Al night ne GfGSn
slept a. 'he Princes door When tfv
reached AEra lhraheem Khan vas sfandhg
IN the crowd Ntth a CODy q fhe korlnIn
his hand Turning 10 Sir Barile Erefe ~
Prince said -Whp = that mani Nhereer
] 20 he seems 10 follow me
SIR Bartle The Prince did. and lhrakem
Khan replied q hsnefactor ~ ihe per
sud diadrm ~ iusiioe am a Door studnt
from kahul saw your Royal Highrss
.,sp ashore 2, bombay and vas nHSi, ~
klnEly countenanos. In the words Of has
Of shiraz. ] exclaimed
have roaued me Eogid around
And at last treasure fouad.
cannot leave you. for delight % baH In
the sunshine of your presence
How very remarkable said The Ptnce
a. the student frOm kabul bowed andre
tired
That man. whispered Sir Bartle Frrs.
l. the native detective who b. respdufhle
foe the life Of your Royal Bighness a. ioE a.
yOu are m India
Durins the Prince'a visit 20 Hindusta he
found b very diiicalt 20 shOV interes IN
missionary work but a. AmTitssT, afte b.
had visited thT great sikh temple and1ad
taken on his shoes ~ he appfoached'he
Grnnth, Or Sacred hook Of The sikhs. ltsas
arranged that b. should visa The mission
house. Where tho venerable Robert Ork
presented him with copies of the ChrSian
Scriptures translated into Puniahl PInto,
Hind. Hindusiani, Persian and Ahhie
Canon DuckWOrth. who held bic haieiys
'5SwS TO- a. es coronation Nss nls ehSe, 90
NAV AOHM Nav p
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Let Is HaNe Peace.

The people of this state are neither
sullen. resentful nOrstirred BY ungOven-
able passion. On the contrary, they are
merely tined wearied to death. tagged
beyond al possibility of further en-
duran,e. For peace alone they are now
willing to fight. For all offences short Of
that Of prolonging their agony they are
ready to grant not merely forgiveness
bu, complete forgetting.
II only because nothing else could now
yield variety or escape stalehess. let ~
have peace.
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To rHE FptroH % TVS sUg sir : hE -
encio.e a reminIsrence OF ne late King Edrud
which mink may b. appreciated by your va
aands Of readers
several yeaTs ago N London. when the Peonia
laiacr IN ~ Nile End road vas built ior y
bcuent and uprsialnE Of the poor and .oWiy IN ue
conGrsted dNtfict Of the British meuopol
Queen Victoria deputed her son the Prince
Waies 10 0pen the pa.aee uith great trial
Neat door 70 NE ptlace u q public houas
aalson eated the 0uerg,a Arms watch bore .
q haununr banner IN n front window ne n
10 wing Invitation "Wccone 70 ire Queos
ArnA whsFe y0u had your hrst drink
Wi1h many thousands % peopie who Wti
present on that ouuauiun ! observed ne Fen5
Princes merriment when be naticcd ne W.
sign, 1nf he laughed as heartily aa thn l0uis
csslsunongfr. itisa ueil kngWu fact mat Qust
Vietofia. ne an duufui molhera uurstd evu
one 81 her uuu'ernus odrDuug. hence ghs lnisnaa
humal Tgi humcraua aprficannn Of i1a caFtN
-iuviig- iIau lna buuti1 Lqlaun -puh.e SAX
ldE1Et uo8lo1 a,ug 90 aprTNGi1ep. -
nv Yeas. M1T - j. ,. fEfI1n4a1lJ
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RENDENG THE TWIG.
lnstrur,Ssas Ter RsaEInG . Bes As Ne
Nhould ne.

!
Should Ne.
TorHE EDIrOR or TuR suN-Sir Plead
inG guilty 10 having been e mMcellansOul
sort Of youth IN ancient years of chastiss
mshi. perhaps I may be permitted 10 state
hos ! brought up two cubs 80 they should
be superior 10 heir father A woman once
asked her family physician - 10 the prODsI
ags AZ which TO begin 10 train her hoy, and
on being asked bic are and she ansyerina
-Four years" the other eGclaimed. Good
Mod. madam. four precious years Lost
To cry without physical pain was for.
hidden and ridiculsd. ana when they fslI
they picked themselves up Zach Waa given
name Of tUO syilables and never abbre-
Waited, nor weFs they called Pet. Sweet.
heart. Darling or other tender false.
hoods
Thpy never attended, sunday school
because was reluctant 10 admit that sOms
unknown and INFESTED persons Were better
atalined than 20 give moral insiructiOn
they we're never helped bv psrents IN
their lessons. AZ that encourages indoience,
dependence on others and decentiOn
A they we're made acquainted With the
mysieris- NJ lie and .sN
AZ that time ! subscribed for Haspsr =
YouHg Psopls. ~ NieAolas. IOs'h'a toa-
paAtoa. and other high class juvenile peri
Odicals. whose ISSUES acre greedily aVahed
Tao cream of lrvings tales and Dickens :
scenes and dialogues Were reed TO them the
circus vHudevllle and comic opera and
museums were attended A. stimulants to
develop mirth. tune and taste for nature and
ART. Tools and material we're furnished a.
aids 10 manual training Their mother was
held up 10 them a. one of she most marvel
loBs and best creations Of animated nature.
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powerful ship of var than the veassls q
the lEdsfatigabls elAas. Displacing iD.0oo
eons. as compared with 5000 for the In
dsfatigable, the Won der Tam carries q
main battery Of ten II inch gans and asO
twenty inoh gunA. a compared with the
lndsfatignbls's batteries of eight ~ inch
and sixteen 4 inch guns. The Won der
Tam Il fitted with Parsons turbines driv-
ina four shafts.
To minimize the importance Of the new
German cruiser the British naval experts
will have TO boast Of the promise Of the
armored cruiser Lion. which Uill have q
displacement Of 2e.SSO tons and will GER
iainly exceed the lndefatigable type in
hghting power The Germans have moth
ing building a. big and formidable.
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Arssn,Lna,. EconsmIe ProErs...

In his history Of the South American
republics Mr.. THOMAS G. DAWSON fixes
the administration Of BARTOLoME MITRa
lss2-6S) a. tho beginning Of that tire
mendous industrial development which
has made the Argentina of to-day. Il
h probable that the population at that
time little II at all exceeded .5OO,O0O
li is now about 7,OOO,OOO, the increase
being in large part due 10 immigration.
The total commerce Oi the country fifty
years agO was less than ssO.OOO.OOO a
year. In 1909 Il reached tgTS 600 600,
with balance Of so 1000 900 on the eX-
port side Of the account.
The period lSoe To- lssO was marked by
not little domestic disorder. by inter-
national conflict and by extravaganCes
in national expenditure that eliminated
in the financial disaster Of lNoo and the
liquidation of the succeeding years.
Adjustment came slowly but steadily,
and the development of the last twelve
or fifteen years has been remarkable.
Before iS0O Argentina's interests were
mainly pastoral. Tho country is now
one Of the chief sources Of the worlds
wheat supply. vet not longer ago than
1885 Argentina imported wheat for do
mestiC consumption. The notable ac-
tivity II thr country a. Indicated by its
exports began about lsoS. when foreign
shipments were valued a. sil6,OOO. .OOO.
Later years show fluctuations due 10 crop
conditions, hut the general expansion
Is shown by the sales amounting 20
tllo OOO. 90 in 1900, TO S2I5.OOO.O .OOO in lSOa.
to S2s2. .OOO .OOO In 1919 and 10 tSS3. .443,OOO
in 1874. Imports have increased from
so2 30. On in is9S to tlOs .OOO. .OOO in 1905
and 10 t3S2 ,OO0. .OOO in 1907
Agriculture is now the leading indus
try in Argentina. 20 recently a grazing
country Between lS9s and 1908 the area
under culEya,ion inCreasSd 2iS per cent.
In that time the wheat arpa increased ls5
Per cent. The increase in the number Of
cattle has been about 30 per cent, while
in sheep there u practically no gain. the
total of to-day being a little les than
that Of lsaS. The present value of Ihe
live stock of the country 4 not far from
$3.50. O.OOO.OOO. New industries, auch AZ
sugar. wine tobacco and silk. are being
developed with ample pTomise Of sue
cess
As commercial country Argentina
now rivals Canada and outranks china.
Japan, Mexico. Australia, Brazil and
Spain Its imports last year were nearly
four times the imports Of Mexico. and eH-
ceeded the imports II Japan by 500 .OOO.-
OOO. China's trade report for 1000 has not
vet been received. but in l0OS the i'm
ports of Argentina, With ts possibly
7,OO.OO people. exceeded by neariy
SO .OOO, ,OOO the imports OF China with ia
tOO. .OOOOO
While the American share Of this great
trade expansion has been inexcusably
small II Is interesting 10 note the de-
cided Improvement shown IN recent
months Comparing the first ten
months of the current fiscal year with
thecorresponding term Of last year thsre
has been a gain Of more than SO O,OOO.OOO
in our imports and a gain of nearly
81. .OOo.O m or exports The gain in
our sales 10 ArgentInI COMES within |
about s? ,J0O.oJO " onseiting the shrink
age in our sales 10 China and japan.
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The Legislature Of 1910 did precisely
three things that will 20 far 10 reconcile
the people Of this state to its unhappily
protracted existence. II rejected the
income TAX. defeated the Hughes direct
primary legislation and compelled the
resignation n two dishonest and dis
honorable public servants
For the defeat ~ the income tax
amendment the leadership Of the Hon
CHARLEs Evans HUCHEs has been
largely responsible In the sound argu-
nlents presented hv him against this
unjust and unfair proposition u undis-
guised demaGpguery the Assembly lead
ers. who made the defeat possible. found
their inspiration and their strength To
the Assembly alone, moreover. the State
owes its escape
The honor incident to the defeat oi
the direct primary legislation is more
evenly divided between the two houses
Both Senate and Assembly defeated the
Hinman-Grecn bill. An appeal - eau
Cs methods passed the prcpoSterous
Cobb bill IN the senate. but not before
the tact had been disclosed that a ma
joritv ~ that body opposed IL. In the
Assembly the result was en- decisive a.
to give ~ the outcome the color of
personal victory u the Hon jams "
WADsw0RrH. Jr. pyerthr Hon CHaRIEs
EyAN~ HUgHEs. a triumph marked by
consIstouoy ou The par' oi the victor aud
yuneNpectrd and unacrpuntable vaciI-
lation un 'hn part pl the ,anVuished
The iI-p'-a. ol the charge brought
nra.nst thc Hon JurHAM p AIADs and
the Hon BFNN IoNGFR WIS entirely
S~naJe matter Both incident. revived
the momDrle. Of an era aud regime IN
the legislative history n th, state for
iInsteiy terminated several wears ago
Neither rase had any part r,ila- rele-
vance to present oUnittIor. vet IN The
exposure. that followed the charges
preferred against AI.LDs public attcn-
tion was directed specifically and def
gIiciy tu conditions which. by reason of
This revelation, may be- in part avoided
hereafter
~ the mass Of legislation passed
'nCe ~ u"irrcr lime nor rea, on 10 speak
The cru-ad" against the raoetracks.
which remains the m0st cunspicunuy
personal succe-= ~ the Hughes ad-
rn.n.stmt6n. vas carried - uaw and
more Interesting lengths Public ser
".co legislation, supported by lobbying
ui 0crta.u commissioners aui their sub
Drdinai"s I-nrrcutei iu certain guarters
a. important Far Jess open to doubt
was the ar,On o. The legislature In
arccptng tho GENEROUS offer ~ Mrs. y
u. HAREIusN WH.oh made possible the
splendid iutg>tate park
u i too early sti.l N sneak with au-
hori'y upon 'br extent pf the inrrc,se
Di state ey0en-a Incident ~ the prr-aut
Session iet o, IS known that The last
year 0' The Hughes administration viii
rrove The most costly, just an al years !
O. the present Executive have been (
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Prov ihs Pan Mall Gaisns
The nercssary renewal 0i the Great seal reraU
a ume IN ~ history When that renewal vas YER,
much imperative. THIS an important lnstriinsBt
uas once stoicn aud vas neser recovered Lord
Chanccllor rhufioWs hguss IN Great Ormon5
siFerl uas burginriously entercd on the uirht Al
March -. i1st and The Great seal Tor lh- ARA
tine on record. thus taken out Of ne pussfusio. a,
~ oitciai guardian. The King had derisrrd his
lntennon Of diss0iying Parliament Ths ab.tv..
ton Of ths Great SEAL without witch thr dlssolg
Iioa could not have isken place. vas thus rlveu /,
politicsi character and The rather bsrau.o no,hi,
sisg Of am value Was aaneAed
To- hubbub MS ihea ocraaioued va u-
Walpoie rrmarks. for some hours prodiHiot,s. ~,
Terms and ceFsmonlet ere aol quite 70 agfrl ,inc.
Tims arrived 81 yeaFs % diacreuoa- me go
ceiloE Went 70 ne King. The aerenaary steua wer.
pFompuy aiken. A cast Was Eol In ths ras,r., al
10 aay' and served for iho DEAN warrant OF tbs
bouae Of Commont the same niEht- Lord chsn
reiioFh. 10 doubL have not lsft Great srrs VIM
about after ihia eApeuenre
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When the Rritish armOred cruiser lnds.
fatigabls vas launched In October las,
Il was said that -sls will for 4 Tina b. the
most powerful or user In ti'sWOrld' Thia
statement could have bssn challenged. for
thu German cruiser Won der Tam had
besn lauuched In the previous March.
She has nov had her preliminary trial.
and Whiis the speed unohicially claimed
for hst. twenty eight knota. strains b.
hef. beuauas tbe oontFaot called Cor tuan-
ty-iiys. thsrs ID 10 doubt that ahs isa mtVe
The sun., 1910-05-28

70 rHE EJuon ~ THE sUN sf. The dIaer.
snce hetuccn basshan and foothal 20 far a. lhs
sg of ihjury or death ID cohosrnsd is a. Ersai a.
ths dihs7cncs between crossihg = street asd ea
gaginE h great battle. Thousahds play haasball
uithoIt ever Tstting alurcd. whils 10 football
kardB = singls player encapes iniuFy. serious OF
Wtviai At some time Or otber. Al iniury received
In uiasiag hasshali ia an arrideat and not neres
aarlly . part Of the fame IN tho case Of aoaibaIl
Injuries occur from ihe VERY nature Of the sport
nao0ELsN. May - Nor a PAS