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ten areiicn aIiridtte be6auert. Gie
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1
Columbus. Sbio, 8. April. -
Dur4 bic pufiruns Der Wbit. Dor
lass. psIds bas Sas,n bon Wilnsnisn
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Rcthnsnbis.sitss saIauftin psrporfsn.
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sinsr Observation-Disclosures paifirt
tpprbtn mar. ipurbe auf antraa bts
Rspr. Gramsr BON Ri9lano Geuutn
aus Der r.ssImdbisn adIsnb.rorbs
nuna ssuommen unb nit 70 psssn 20
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Yersoserf

Die llni.riuhuns Der RsniraIiidts'
9srlssuns ieitsns britiidsr arsa.
ger I'm Safsn bon Rem Dori.
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OQiast SlaalsgdIbgs6ung.

asins BiISentsns5asb in Sisism JriiSs
iabr. - 9crIass sur aissniiruns
Don arnn,snDSrierinnsn paiTirt. -
.G5ttli&e StiI.r- bon Der ai3,niis
runa b.fr.ii. - elas Gnbsrm qrai'
tiisr ioasn elmer icI6en uni.ruors
fen tperbsn. - 9i. gebns.@orldse
fir ben aniauf OifeutIi4sr utiIitd.
ten bur49tmsnosmsnis abssi4pd4t.
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81 { N 10 t.

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einnatcr gulfsbIatt" bef:nSet lid in
Wo. 339 s)orf Strafe, seseniiber Dem
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ten s!bsnSs entseseusenomuen iuer'
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-05-06
Heart Of Battleshjp Is
Its Arnored Control Room

little town. and then they go down with
her.
The Brain of the Ship.
Up above the control room is the con-
ming tower, the brain of the warship, as
the control room Is the heart.
1t is a steel block house. II the ironclad
Is a flagship h has two floors, the tor
one being used by the admiral, and when
ever the action begins the captain shuts
himself up In his steel coming tower to
direct h fighting.
If the control room is the hottest place
on board, the coming tower IL, perhaps,
the most dangerous. These are the two
spots toward which most Of the enemy's
fire is directed, and the chances are
against either place remaining intact II
the battle Is Of ever moderate duration.
An example Of how gunners always try
to destroy the head and heart of opposing
warships Is furnished by the terrific battle
OF Tsushima in the Russo-Japanese war.
After IS Minutes.
On one Of the Russian battle ships the
admiral and the captain were both killed
In the coming tower within 1--WE minutes
Of the first shot being fired. Up came
the second In command to take charge.
Before he could get a proper view of the
situation, a shell crashed through the con-
ming tower again. This time not only
the second in command was killed, but
also all the other officers in the tower.
The Quartermaster saw what had hap
pened, and telegraphed the disaster to the
control room. Then. gathering together
some junior officers, he ran to Nhe tower
through a hail Of shot.
The only officer who could take charge
was a young fellow, and he was not used
to the business of war. He found the
coming tower filed with mangled re-
mains and he tainted on the spot. Some
body roared a message down the speaking
tube for both engines to be reversed, for
by this time the warship was drifting to-
ward the enemy.
But before the order could be obeyed
another projectile tore a great gap in her
side, n the water rushed into her boiler
room. In a twinkling the ship was half
filled. She drifted to the japanese, full
of dead and dying men, the colors trail
ing in the water. In less than Is minutes
1t had been reduced from a spick and span
ironclad to a waterIogged. helpless dere-
1tof
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CONTINUED next week.)
A Vote GETTING Speech.
From the Kansas City Star

EANAhA NAAS 49, O@NJ 1890
It is understood that the political
speeches of Senator Weeks OF Massachu-
sets, until recently Of Hornblower &
Weeks; bankers and brokers OF Boston.
Trust company and vice president Of the
First National bank Of Boston. have
awakened the, greatest enthusiasm In the
highest financial circles.
Mr.. Weeks has assured big business
that 1t was being abused; frightfully
abused. The officers Of he United States
pany. the Pennsyivania railroad and other
similar institutions had suspected as much
all along, and when they heard about It
from Senator Weeks they knew II must be
AS the senator so cogently says, whittier
are we drifting? Here Is the Interstate
Commerce commission sitting on the lid
| them to FIX what rates they please. Here
ie congress shaving the tariff and telling
the big wooden mills monopoly that It
must submit to q little foreign competi-
tion. Here is the Missouri public utilities
commission waiting to see what the Met
ropolitan Is going to try to put over on
Kansas City.
Weeks to the Commercial club and similar
organizations, what times are these. Only
a few short years g under the fostering
guidance OF that, great statesman, Mark
Hanna, nome of these outrages was posi-
BILE. In those shining days business got
whatever Il wanted. No outsiders were
i permitted TO HUBS innings ID. Legislation
was handled by real experts.
Andrew Carnegie, he points out, wrote
the steel schedule of h tariff bill. So
he could be sure OF getting 1t right. No
president had the temerity to ask the rail-
roads to subject themselves to the super
vision of an Interstate Commerce commits
sion. The railroads applied the principle
OF what the traffic would bear, and every
bo~dy-except the shippers and the public
was happy. Our great utilities were per
mitted to write their own franchises and
millions were thereby transferred from
the pockets of the nickel payers, who new
err would have used the money wisely, to
the bank accounts Of eminent financiers
who knew just what to do with Il.
"And now" he concludes, need I tell
yo~u?-business Is harassed at every turn
and a government official is on hand to
see that the public doesn't get the worst
of II. What we need is high tariff and q
patriot, Senator Hanna"
0@This speech, wherever IT has been deliv-
cred to chambers OF commerce, bankers
conventions, associations Of wooden manu-
facturers. conferences of railroad presi-
dents and assemblies OF street railway
1nanciers, has been held to be a MASTER
piece of political effort and a wonderful
vote getter. Senator Weeks friends feel
sure that IL 1t could only get to what they
regard as the MASSES or the 'lower
classes"-meaning anybody who doesn't
pay a supertax on his income-it would
set the country on fire for him as presi-
dent.
Mebbe so. Mebbe so. .H
Anyway he would be sure of the noli6
captain-of-industry vote
h
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CHAPTER vI--tCo Continued
iii III MI

'"r - q .
Mr.. Presbrey took the liberty Of in
terrupting him. This was an instance
when Horace was not only likely to ex-
cuse an interruption but might even
welcome it. So Mr.. Presbrey rose TO
the occasion. He put In a tempering
protest.
MY dear sir, put thai thought from
you. once and for all. Chetwynd was
certainly al eligible as anyone. All is
fair in-er-love and war. Ha, ma
heard what Mr.. Borden, Of the COM
mittee. said. Amazingly clever and
brilliant idea for a college boy, and well
thought out Those were his very
words. / made IL a point to remember
them so that I might repeat them 10
Mrs. Blagden."
Horace smiled benigrly, and then
permitted a loud to cross his face. He
squeezed Eric's shoulder in consoling
grip and said: It's hard on ~, Eric.
II IL hadn't been for Chetwynd, I am
sure you would have carried off the
honor. / can't help thinking that /
should have kept your cousin out OF the
contest"
1T wouldn't have been right sir"
said Eric simply. He had swallowed
hard before opening his mouth.
Il am sorry, Eric" went on his
uncle, kindly.
Eric could hardly believe his senses.
II was the first time he had heard that
expression come from his uncle's lips.
Somehow, It had lever entered his
head that Chetwynd's father could be
sorry for anybody.
There were tears in Mary's eyes as
they followed Mr.. Blagden n his
guests into the house. She pressed
Eric's arm.
II just know his design wasn't as
good as yours, Eric" she whispered.
ooh, I don't mind a bit, grille" he
said bravely, despite the sore.
disappointment in his heart. IT'S all
In a lifetime" A moment later, lie
muttered, more to himself than to her:
II wonder when he worked at the de-
sign. He read novels all the time, so
far as 1 could tell" .
II suppose IL will be on exhibition at
the public library" said Mary, in
Erudging tones.
"I1l see II tomorrow"
Mrs. Blagden came down the stair
way, dry eyed and eager. Even as she
shook. hands with the Presbreys, she
flashed a Questioning glance al her
husband.
ibid Chetwynd get it2' she asked.
Certainly" replied Horace.
She beamed. You must telegraph
the news to him. Horace"
He playfully tapped her on the cheek
with his slim, cool fingers. 1T already
have done so, my dear"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-05-06
A City Under a Manager.

Since January /, Dayton, Ohio, has
been under h care OF q city manager.
The place has over 125, 900 population.
Some results of the new Eoyernment
plan, as gathered from a paper in the
American Review OF Reviews by Lent
ID. Upsom Of he bureau OF municipal
research:
A purchasing department has already
saved enough on supplies to pay all
the years expenses Of this branch of
administration.
Supplies have been standardized and
put under specifications for quality and
service. ~
MIX and health regulations have
been greatly strengthened.
Three baby clinics and pure milk eta.
IONS have been established, and the
visiting nurse activities have been CEN
tralized.
Five district physicians have been
appointed to minister to those who can
not afford h services OF a private
physician. $1,000
For giving free legal advice to those
unable to employ an attorney, a bureau
has been established with a very linn
tied appropriation. Over 100 cases re-
ceived consideration during the first
month OF its existence.
Band concerts have been damned.
with other musical entertainments in
social centers.
The city Is preparing for cuItiva ZION
a number Of vacant lots, which will be
turned over to citizens free, with the
n requirement that a portion of the
plot be devoted to the raising of flow
elS.
school children are cultivating ex-
perlmental gardens under the direction
of paid instructors, and over 10, 000 nIota
are being planted this spring. The di-
rection of this movement is in the
hands or is citizens, five of whom are
appointed by the city government.
municipal lodging house furnished
LOS lodgings and 1859 meals in March.
win returns to the city of 925 half days
or work on the streets.
a police school meeting with weekly
has been established.
A hre prevention survey has reduced
IRE runs 20 per cent.
Modern ideas in sanitation. cleanli-