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Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

America will hold it's annual conven- tion next month in Philadelphia.
 The Glove Workers Union of America has decided to make a wig orous campaign to increase its mem bership.
 The mine workers of Illinois have voted to appropriate $1OO,OO0 to aid the striking copper miners of north ern Michigan.
 The United Mine Workers of America and the Western Fedora tion of Miners together have a mem bership of nearly half a million men.
 The label of the Cigarmakers' In ternational union, the oldest of all union labels, has been legalized in thirty-one states.
 The glass bottle blowers union and the manufacturers have agreed to continue last years wage scale for another twelve months.
 Thousands of children employed in the mills in Massachusetts have been operation of a new law, which pro- hibits the employment of any child under 14 in a workshop.
 The 22,000 members of the United National Association of Postoffice Clerks will take a referendum vote to decide whether the association shall affiliate with the American Federation of Labor
 Frank Duffy. general secretary of the United Brotherhood of Carpen- ters and JOiners. has been named to represent that organization at the convention of the Canadian Trades and Labor Congress to be held this month in Montreal.
 Complaining they have received no increases within the last twelve years engineers and assistants employed on lumber carriers on the Great Lakes have asked for a wage increase of $15 per month, while chief engineers of bulk freighters have asked for an in crease. from $125 to $40 a month. A conference of twenty four dele gates of the building workers or ganizations from eleven countries on the occasion of the general meeting of the German building workers con ference, in Jena, decided that the next ordinary international conference will take place in Vienna.
 Massachusetts new child labor law provides that no one under IA years
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

of age shall be employed to work at the various trades. Regarding child ren under Is years the act provides that the state board Of labor and industries may determine whether any trade is sufficiently dangerous to the health or morals of a child to justify exclusion.
 Each member of the United Mine Workers of America is to be assessed fifty cents a month for September and October. The proceeds will be added to the international fund to aiG the striking miners in Vancouver. West Virginia. southern Colorado and elsewhere.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
MAKING PROGRESS ON
 TIE TARIFF BILL
Many Schedules Approved and Few
 Changes Sought
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spArcu1

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Demo- cratic conferees in the senate and house made rapid progress today on the tariff bill, approving the earthen- ware and glass schedules, with slight changes, and the sugar schedule with free sugar provision and the date for the new rates extended to March 1, 1914, the tobacco schedule. wool schedule and agricultural schedule, with the exception of the proposed banana tax as a cOuntervailing duty on wheat.
 In the metal schedule the conferees struck the first snag after several hours of discussion, and the entire matter was passed over to be taken up later Majority Leader Under N ood and other house conferees were insistent that the senate action plac- ing ferro manganese, pig iron, steel ingOts, slabs and blooms, on the free list be receded from. They contend that too much revenue is sacrificed and it is the growing opinion that the senate conferees will eventually agree to small revenue to suit these articles.
 Contrary to general expectation, lit tie difficulty was encountered with the agricultural schedule, the house Conferees agreeing quickly to free cattle. However the dispute over the countervailing duty on wheat is vet tO be settled.
 As to the banana tax it is generally known that the president thinks this should be stricken out. This means a loss of revenue of approximately two and One-half millions.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
Appeal for Aid.

VERA CRUZ, Sept. 12.-Forty Americans in the state of Tabasco were forced by rebels into the town of FrOntera and are appealing for a boat to take them away. Rebels are reported to have captured towns a short distance from Frontera and to a considerable distance into the inter- for of the state.
 Official dispatches from Tampico say that 300 Americans in that dis trict have departed as a result of the warning of President Wilson. The eX- odus through Vera Cruz is diminish ing.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
On a Vacation.

NEW YORK, Sept 12.-Sixteen American refugees from Mexico reached here on the steamer Esperan- "a which arrived tonight from Mex ican ports by the way of Havana. Harry Berliner, a resident of Eliza : beth N. J., is one of the party. He said the Mexican government is do- ing everything possible to protect Americans and American property. He and a majority of his fellow passen- gers declared they came up from Mex ico more for a vacation than be- cause of fear of injury to themselves or their property.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

The general safety committee of the Baltimore &, Ohio has issued to em- ployes a bulletin announcing that the number of fatal injuries happening to employees on the road during the month of July. is the lowest since the records have been kept-that is, for over two years. But three employees were fat ally injured, and one of these was off duty In all three of the eases the vic tim stood on or entered the track im- mediately in front of train, with his eyes open and apparently in possession of all his senses. The lesson of all three was simply that we should form the habit of looking in both directions before stepping on a running track. The president of the road, Daniel Will lard writing in the Baltimore & Ohio Employees Magazine for July, thanks the officers and employees of the com pany for what they have done in sup port of the policy of Safety First, and appeals to every employe to make still further efforts to promote safety. Elm ployes are requested to report either bv interview or by letter, everything which may indicate a dangerous con- dition: and by way of providing against every possible cause for reluctance, MT. Willard says that facts in this field may be sent direct to him by letter; and such letters vii be treated as con- fidential if the writer so desires.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
ng of his wife.

ing of his wife.
 Mrs. Williams testified that her husband put morphine in her beer at a supper party celebrating their sec ond wedding anniversary. She de- nied that she had been addicted to the use of drugs Mrs Williams was taken sick few hours after drink ing the beer and her husbands ar rest followed her charges.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
WITH THE BOXERS.

Charlie Miller the California hope. has arrived in the East looking for bOutS
 Pal Moore and Frankie Russell are in training for their bout at New Or leans on September 15.
 Young Shugrue the Jersey City lightweight says he has been offered a bout with Freddie Welch, to take place in Denver the latter part of this month.
 It looks as though the next import ant heavyweight bout will be battle between Frank Moran of Pittsburg and "Gunboat'' Smith.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
MAKES POISON CHARGE
sixty two Year-OId Wife Accuses Her
 Thirty Year Old Husband
IAssocIATED PRESS pIsPATCH1

SAN BERNARINO, Sept. 12-''Dave Williams, you gave me that poison, and you know you did.''
 This was hurled from the witness chair today by Mrs. David B. Will jams, e years old, at the preliminary hearing of her husband, whose age is 3G. Williams was bound over to be tired in connection with the poison
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
NOTES FROM THE
 LABOR WORLD

More than 600,000 men are employ ed in working the railways of the United Kingdom.
 The national headquarters of the United Shoe Workers of America are to be moved from Lynn to Bos- ton.
 The United Textile Workers of
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
AMERICANS IN MEXICO (Continued from Page One.)

ing the railroad to Jiminez and Chi huahua. General Bravo, the federal commander of Torreon, while pass ing southward with a portion of the Torreon garrison in an endeaVor to open communications was attacked by rebels at Picardias. The result is un known.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
TEACHERS MEETING -

TEACHERS MEETING - At the meeting of the teachers of the city schools held this morning all but two of the teachers who will appear this fall were on hand. Only routine work was taken up. Prof. Roper talked of the plans and principles of the school and outlined the program for the year.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
GOVERNOR HUNT eACK-c

ernor G. w. P. Hunt returned from Sacaton yesterday evening by ma chine, where he went at the request of the government authorities at the Sacaton reservation, to look into the proposed site of the bridge across the Gila there. Governor Hunt states that he will recommend the building of the bridge, as it will be a great bene- fit to the state and especially to the people on or near the Gila at the proposed point of construction.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
ARRIVALS AT THE COMMERCIAL

Mrs. N. Fordman, Casa Grande;
 Leroy Middleton. Globe; Harry Rap
 paport, Los Angeles; Wm. H. Ora
 ham, Los Angeles; Miss NJ. Sans,
 Bloomington, Ill.,; R. A. Liner Je
 rome; A. H. Kutlang, Omaha; F. D
 Daniels. city; l.. Roberts, Pagosa
 Springs. Colo; Eugene Burnitz, Chi
 cago; Thofnas Pueblo; O. Irvine,
 Phoenix: Joe Scholern; Geo. Rabbit, Flagstaff; Wm. Deateck, Wickenburg;
 John Berggern, Jerome; F. Young; G. F. Johnson, Santa Fe; M. C. Eich- el, Richmond, Va. Joe C. Fox; J. H. Cppenheimer San Francisco; A. F. Glaze, Los Angeles; F.. A. FarweIl. Los Angeles; Mrs. Schell and family; N Marshall, Ely, New: Geo. Hamlin, Riley mine; J. O. Chapman, Tucson; Will A. Corless, Seattle; J. Carnela; A. GusdrOf, St. Louis; c. c. ParVee, Florence; Geo. Stirton; Miss J. Buell.; O. Hamburger and wife, Sacaton; F.. P. Mccarthy, Buena Ventura; J. R.
 Sawyer, Miami; F. J. Carskadon. Deming, N. M.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
6 am. 6 pm.

Excess in temperature since first of month, 14 degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l, 519 degrees
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, O.04 inch
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month 030 inch
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l, 1.15 inches
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

20 lbs. granulated sugar, $100. Sat urday, no delivery on sugar. McKees. advertisement. bg
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

We have the only system that abso- lutely cleans a Navajo Blanket. Elec- tric Carpet Cleaner. Phone 733.-Ad- vertisement bg
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

20 lbs. granulated sugar, $1.00. Sat urday, no delivery on sugar. McKees. bg
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

Now is the time. We are the people. Electric Carpet Cleaners. Phone 733. Advertisement. bg
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
Data for Tucson.

Highest temperature yesterday ... 9t Lowest temperature yesterday .... 7t Rainfall yesterday .......
 ROBERT R. BRIGGS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

20 lbs. granulated sugar, $1.OO. Sat urday, no delivery on sugar. McKees. -Advertisement. bg
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

20 lbs. granulated sugar, $1.00. Sat urday, no delivery on sugar. McKees. Advertisement. bg
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

Guns rented-Pinney & Robinson Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

DRINK HOP ALE. Invigorating; efreshing.-(Adv) If
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

DRINK HOP ALE. fnvigorating; If
Washington Journal., 1913-02-22
@um, Sas 9ruidfenparaOics.

8isber mar Neapel Die @to6t in
StoIien, in Der ii9 bas @eben ni4t
berlobnte; fir SO genteIimi fa6ren bic
fleinen bebenben Magen bur9 bic
f9le9t gebaltenen StraBen nit elmer
bero9ten0en &idii9tslofigteit gegen
bic IpGrli9en 5ubgdn9er, boB man
Ii9 febr bnlb gu bieiem @ertebrsmitz
tel fir Oas Bolt bequemt. Sn Nom
mar bies ni9t 70; Die Magen finO
teurer, pbnobl Die StraBen ebenfo
f9le9t finb; bic budelige @pibermis
Der Stobt perfibrte bic Tubrbalter,
Die elmer beIonbersn aosit bulbigten,
CUR @inftellung bon Pferber, bensn
Elm bal6pegs gum MitleiO geneigter
JabrgaIt ni9t gerne aumutet, bic
Steigungen f4nell gu nebmen.
SIN 2aufe Der 3eit muB tpObG bic
@attung Der SuBgdnger in &om be-
trd9tli9 gema9fen iein, benn Die
Subrbeiiber, &utI9er unb bic StaOts
berpaltung babeu einen @ertrag gu
elmer groBortigen Heform bes DroT9=
tentpsfens gefdlofien. @s biIbete ii9
cine @e5eIlT9aft nit $4,000 Gre
&opitol, bic 700 neue, glei9 ausge=
~riiffete Magen nit guten pferOen unb
unifprmierten &uti9ern gu ftellen,
1i9 perpfli9tet. Sin 8ontrolleur fOll
an ben 9altetellen ben @ertebr re-
geln - cine unerbOrte Neuerung fir
Nom! Der Sarif pirb BON 70 @en=
teIimi auf so fir bic eriten 1000
Maeter ober 3tp0lf Mfinllten unb auf
10 genteIimi fir ale fDlgenben 500
Dieter feitseieBt, mas fir bic Stuabe
etipa 3pei 2ire 1tatt Der bisberigen
brei ausma9t. Sos boppelte Supple
ment fir Die Na9t unb bas Supple
ment fir bic brittle perfon fGllt neg.
Oie &utf9er ridden gu feftbefolbeten
Mngeftellten auf, unb SIRE trabitio=
nellie Neigung, ben Tabrgait ni9t nur
gu befDrbern, fonbern au9 iiber ben
2Dffel gu borbieren, pirb nur bur9
8epilligung elmer Dirt BON Santieme
eenGbrt. %omantiter nerben peinen,
neil f9pn pieber elm Neia bes rOmi>
f9en 2ebens babinf9pinbe: bos 8erz
1anbeln nit benz @etturino, Der troB
Sarometer unb @orii9t ben Trems
ben betriigt, feline ne9felDOlle 9e=
Ifalt unb bic maleriI9en Noltsaufs
lGufe.. tpenn ii9 elmer Der ebrDiirbiz
gen pferbepeteranen auf Der StraBc
3ur Rube feBt. &ein @runO gu tla=
cen! Mud tpenn Der 8ertrog ni4t
papieren bleibt, iperben bic Tremben
nod @elegenbeit genug boben, i'm
Werfcbr nit r0miI9en 3utf9ern ibrs
eigene seiftise lln5uIGneli9teit gu be-
tlagca.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-22

Gine n China sebranmIihe D%erbans'
nisbDle Ne0ensart.

nisbOae Rebensart.
Sine Der erffen R~eoensurten, Sic
ser bic 9inefi9e Spro9e erIernenoe
8eitIGnOer ft9 aneignet, lit 9Iasbus
DO. 0us tp0rtlin iiberfeBt wllnteri9ieO
ni9t DisI" beiBt uno i'm peitsrn
Gimme %ungeFdbr, beinabe, balb be-
Oeutet. Das unterf9ieOsni9t=bisl"
1T zines Der Morts, Die ous 9insiiIde
Bolt INNER tiefer in bic MliBitGnoe
Oes Gtaotsz uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bineingetrieben baden. STosbuzoo Iagt
Ser 8eamte BEL Der 0erpaItung
6ffeni.ihsr @elber uno Itedt nit Der
sinen 6anc einen Sell oes @eloes in
Ole eigene 1aI9e, tpGbreno bic anoere
9dno Zen 9uusbaltsplan mad unten
bin abrunoet; oasIelbe Wort ipsnoet
Ger Bauer beim @ertauf Ieines Meiz
gems auf Dem Martt, Der @elopehs>
Ter beim We9Ieln, Der Mebger beim
5leif9abpiegen, Der NermeFsr BON
@runDItiiden un0 biele an0ere Itets
gu lhrem @orteil GH. Ser 8etrug i'm
tItinen 9anoelsbsrtebr 1T umfo lei9s
ter, als taft ieDe gr0Bere StaOt ibren
eigenen @eloturs, tire eigenen MdBe
unO @epi9te bat. 9as bor Sabrz
bunOerten a%ngeipunbte un0 Itets na4
unten abgerunoete rllnter19ieOs
ni9tzOiel" bat Oaau beigetragen, Dab
ole MaBe unO @spi9te INNER tlei<
ner plrben; Die ben Snd0en tragen,
iino itets 0te &dufer. 90 aber infols
gs Ser Mgrarnirtf9aft in gbina ii4
Gas Mirtl9aftsleben in einfaden
Sprmen befpegt uno ieoer &Gufer
aud tpieoer Ielbft 0ertGufer it, 10
sIei9t 1i9 tpobl Ole .%l1neben6eit" in
Ben meiiten JGaen aus; maj fam
fusen, OaB i'm MISUNDERSTANDING
8etrug ouf @egenfeitigteit geiibt
tpirb.
Die S9uIo an oieIen MiBItdnoen
1T auf ods S1asbuzOo 5uriid3ufiibren,
oas benz, ser es dnpen6enb aus
Ipri9t, cine Dirt bebdgli9er Selbitz
re9tfertigung fir feline Sat berleibt.
Dor tur3em fagte Elm gbinefe, o1s
,llnteri9ieo=ni9t=oiel" tpdre Ser
&uin fir CHINA. 9amit meinte sr
bor alien bic ELECTROMAGNETIC unD
ungenuuigteit, nit Der in China BON
Der Spite Der 3e9ierung Bis in Die
nie6eren @oltstreiie gepirtf9aftet
ipirb. Mdn tann nur piinf9en, Dab
oas Wprt Sfabubo auS Dem 9inez
fi19en @pra9I9aBe berf9pinoet unO
an Stelle oes re9t Oebnburen Bes
griffs f9arf a~usgeprG9te Wprte,
ndmli9: Gbrli9teit unb pinttli4>
felt. treten. Sn bieien DDrten liegt
oas @ebeimnis Oes @ritartens Gbis
mas.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-22
Gniiiidle SnbiIanmsmarfen.

Mait benz 1. Sanuar iinO in NuB>
lnnb reue Briefmorten in ben 8er=
te9r getommen, fpel9e aus MnlaB bes
in biefem Sabre ftattfinOenDen Subj
ldums Der &egierung bes 9auies Hoz
manotp ausgegeben finb. Nus bies
fem 9runOe tragen Die meiiten MarS
fen, Gbnli9 ben por einigen Sabren
in Seiterrei9 CUR Nusgobe gelangten
Subildumsmarten, bic GDpfe einSelner
9erri9er bes rufiif9en &ei4es. Auf
Der Marte gu / &opete braun Peter
Der grOBe. 2 Sop. grin Aleranber
H., 8 Sop. rot MleTanOer Ill. 4
Sop. rot6braun peter Der @roBe, Z
Sop. braun Nifolnus H., 10 Sop.
bldu NitOIous IL, Ia Sop. griinblou
Ratbarino H., Is Sop. braun NitOs
laus l., 20 Sop. oliD Mleranber l.,
25 Sop. buntelpiolett MIeret Mi9oi=
lopitf9, IS Sop. buntellila unb grim
pouI l., so Sop. braun unb I9iez
fererou @liIabetb, 70 Sop. grim unb
braun Midael 5eoborOpiti9. l 8u=
BEL braun unb orange Der &reml gu
Mostau, 2 @ubel blau bos @inter<
polais, 8 Gubel f9para unb grau
bos 6aus Der Homanpps unb 5 Huz
BEL &oiIsr Nitplaus II. Die friiber
nod i'm llmlarlf gepefenen Werte gu
3E, 7 unb 10 &ubeI tperben ni9t
nieber opsgcgeben. Die Marten fol-
len MIR i'm Sabre 1919 Osbraa4t
tperhen.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-22
SDmiidcr etrcit.
eis 8piihrnfan bsi Der geietnns Der
Suiel 96siOs.

OWlN% NyNf~Ne
Gin 3pif6enfan in ben Wirren
Oss Balfantrieges, bon sem ole Ueits
Melt nidt piel erfabren bat, ereignete
lid Bel Der 9eIebung SbaIos. Ger
n0roli9fen SnIeI oes @egdii4sn
Meeres, 0ur9 Sic @rie9en. Dos gans
&c 0ortommnis entbebrt nidt elmer
aepiFen &omit.
@rie9if9e Sruppen baden 4ngss
IteQte oes @isefOnigs Mbbas ii. 0ilmi
bon Nesppten 9sfunsen senOmmsH in
Der @nii9t, Dab Is ottOmanif9e linz
tertanen feien. Dieter grie9if9<
6obptiIde Rpnflitt ion Sen 8beoiD
febr PERTINENT baben. @r purOe 8er>
unlofung gu eingebenOen llnterIuz
hunqen BON feiten Der mdBeebenoen
Stelen, ga mar offenbor befirdtete,
sic ge9te Oes &bsoip auf Sbaios
fDnnten beim 5rieosnsi9IuB perlest
iper0en.
S6aIOs lam i'm Sabre 1862 in
Sen 9eiiB Ser Siirfei un0 nurOe i'm
Sabre 1914 bonn Sultan Dem dgbptiz
I9en @i5etOnig MObammeo Nli in
Mn%erfennung 5einer @erOienIte gez
f6entt. Sbpobl felt oiefer 3eit Die
Smell tets BON einem dgnptiIden
MuOir pertpaltet ipirb, glaubt Ser
6ultan, nod INNER Qnfpriide auf
oie GrtrGgnifs Der oortissn Minen
gu baden. gs tommen nuf Der febr
fru9tboren SnTel Gifen=, 8upfers
un0 Gilberer3e bor. Die Sadie 1T
ni6t re6t flar, tpie 10 Dieles in ben
8e3ie6ungen Negnptens CUR Siirtei.
WG6reno einer1tits bebduptet miro.
Sic Smell lei uusI9lieBli9 gtsentum
Der f~6eoipialen TamiIie, beiBt es an=
OerTeits, ser @i3etDnig Don MegppteH
babe MIR in beI9rGnttem MuBe EN-
Re9t ser NuBnieBung. Bereits i'm
Sabre 1902 fam es gu einem Ionoers
barren &onflift. Die SnIeIbepObner
aablten nobl Qlbgoben fir tire Sliz
Denernte, aber feline S9lu9tIteuer.
DIS nun Der Gg9ptif9e @erndltungss
Beanie oas @9la6ten Ser 3iegen nit
elmer fol9en belegen nplIte, lam IS
gu erbitterten Streitigteiten, uno Die
9p6e Yforte erlieB, dls tie Oapon err
fubr, Dbne fpeitere @erbanolungen
nit Dem G6e0ip cine Nerfigung.
our9 Die Ole Sn1el Dem MiIajet Sa@
lonifi einperleibt ipurOe. Sin bober
tiirtiI6er Beamter puroe nit Der
@erpaltung Der SnIel betruut uno
bega6 1i9 fofort in 8egleitung BON
@enoarmen oprtbin. 1om tiirtifAen
Gtanopuntt aus mar ulio Die 8eIib=
frage BON Sbafos auf cine re4t ems
fade @eiIe selOIt fpor0en. DAB @bs
bas 9ilmi 5ib aber Oamit ni4t etnz
perfanoen ertlGrte, 1T febr begreif=
li1. gr belt 0as @prgeben Der
giirfei fir einen @ingriff in feline
Ge9te uno fanbte Ieinerfetts nun
ebenfans einen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bin. 8srmutli9 bat fi9 0aruuf Der
tiirti19e Beanie ipisber 3uriidgeSo=
gen; ieosnfaIs bort nan niGts me3r
bon feiner @irt1amteit.
SoOiel aber 1T ii9er, OuB SboIos
Ieitber INNER unter tbsoibidler Ser
paltung geitanoen bat unO Dem priz
pdtbefiB Nbbas Silmis aug Der err
tragrei9en SnIel onidbrIid re9t err
bebli9e Summen 3uflieBen.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-22
ltntcrcrmahrnna in GnaIamO.

Gin perDffent.i9ter 8eri9t iiber
sic Notwithstanding Ser engli=
f9en @9uliugen0 ent6dlt Satld4en,
Die cine ernfts @efabr fir England
beoeuten. Der geri9t bs3iebt ii9
ouf oas Ssabr 1911. 8eri4te jiingeren
Oatums liegen nod ni9t bor. SIM
MERLIN fDnnen fiG Die 8erhdltnifIe
pGbreno oes Ssbres 1912 ni9t tpe<
fentli9 eednbert babsn. Nus Dem
8eri4t Or. Neromans gebt berDOr,
oaB Der pro0e1tidB BON &inoern, Die
an llntererndbrung leiOen. beIOnoers
in SnouItriegegsnoen cine 5eunruhi=
genoe SDbe erreidt bat. Sn 13
@raff9aften unO in 16 ftd0it14en
Oiftritten CAB es BLOB elmer ein8igen
Otifritt, in Dem Der proSentfaB Der
gut ~eenGbrten Gdultinosr Die 3uAl
As errei9te. Sn Brighton betrus Der
Yro3entfat Ser @atgenG6rten Al. Sn
8ladburn betrug Der prOaentfaB Der
@%utgenGbrten nlr 5,8, IN @af Rts
bling 81, in @loueeIterS9ire So uno
in Mioolefer nur 3.8. Sn anoeren
8prten: in 8ladburn leiosn polle "a
proaent ser S@nljueenO an untererz
ndbrung. Sn Ser ftdOtiiden @ruf=
f9aft MiooleIer, Oie bon BON ben 2on=
bonner 8orortsn lit, errei9t Der pros
aentfaB Der llntererndbrten fogar Die
3abl 90! Mebr als Die SGlfte Der
engliI4en G9uliugeno, Die oas Mens
T6enmoterial fir ole 8irger uno Mrz
better ser 3utunft biloet. leibet an
Dem Mangel binreidenoer Nabrung
Oas bringt Mdngel an 2~ebenstraft,
Manqel an Musteln, an trGfttgen
y1erpen uno an @eoG9tnistraft ber=
por. .Das beoeutet einen srnlteren
Stano Der 9inse", beiBt es in elmer
enslif9en 3eitf9rift. ruls nenn Die
SGlfte Der engliinen Tlotte plDBlid
auf ben Meeresgruno firten niiroe.
england tann ceue S9iffs bauen.
aber cine u%ntererndbrte unb i6rer 2e=
benstraft berarbte Generation tann
niht mieoer aufgebaut peroen. Rur3,
cine ~poblgendbrte RinObsii lit ole
@or6ut Der Gei9srerteioiguns-.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-22
OIL Ginfiihrm

Die ginfibrung ber
sseuerbe Itattung in 8apern tpiro aud
fir sic Saroinbuitrie mun&e Neue=
.runq I'm @efplge baben, bd mad ben
erlaKenen 9orf9riften bic bisber ges
brduhliben Sdrge Bel Der Jeuerbez
Ifattunq niAt mebr 5ur 8ertpenoung
oelanoen oiirfen. Die Sarge miiFeR
aus @ei9bol3 obne Werfpenbung bon
GiIennGgeln Ober Metda5ierrct onss@
fertiot nerben. lin nun ben SGrgen
einen o~etoratipen S4mud gu geben,
bat bic Sarginbuitrie jeBt our gemds
luna Der Sdrge gegriffen. Sc na9
ben 8etdttungstlafen fperoen Die
Gdrae mebr ober minoer reid bemdlt.
Gum Mnftri1 tperOen feline Selfarben.
forbern GaIeinfarben perpenoet; ~
@runoton lit i9par5, rotl4ipara,
blau, brpnoegriin ooer 9rou. Wiit Der
gemalung. bic in 6dno= Deer S9ab=
Io~nenarbeit oussefiibrt niro, peroen
qute bstOrotipe Wirtungsn srsislt.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-22
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