Show I r I From The TLe The Battleground Batt of Thought j I Tot nt of itt tf The rhe rh person Injured or killed In an In Industrial ae uc 8 I worker I Is always a It nn tin ni Income producer No So helpless children no feeble old men no hue women omon perish In these thane the e Po So 10 nearly very overy work avi 10 lent dent leaves leave a 1 problem of poverty 1 P be lie hind Of ot tile tho G killed In thIS the years accidents In Pittsburgh 25 2 or almost almot were score married men nn regularly their families more than liO children under uller IS 16 wore were left eft fatherless by b the fatalities of ot the tho thore re ear estr of ot th tA the stogie men and boys killed kled only per pet rent coot were quite with without without out dependents Among th the families of If married men killed k I Id one haH got from rom the employer either no compensation than tion whatever or merely merl funeral ex ox len v Only On of ot these tarn fain ta lle got gOl more mor than 5 dO Among tho the families of ot single men with dependents 55 ti S par pur cent cont stood the tho whole loss and lind only 1 17 I per cent got tot more mor than Wan 0 The Tho share shara of the burden born bor by nm em ploy r a al an a whole can he be better tetter under understood stood 1001 from these 0 figures figure For tim tho cases case of ot married men killed kl whore where we named leare both bolh the to yearly wags wages and the compensation the total compensation wn was tho the total yearly yea wages 26 Thus tho the total viM to the dependent widows chit of or their first years Income lo loThe lose The e following figures figure give some fame Idea of I t the lie I what a 0 work fatality means meana In home homem Among families where H a bus hus husband hl band and amI had been killed 63 53 of I the widows went to work 22 children were taken out of ot school schol and put to work ork und and Ind 10 19 families moved mOld to poorer quarters 1 this within a year er after tho Iho accident a The Survey Sure dollar dollarI A t The Tue I Irrigation I lr government Project Ic project In iii Now Mexico which will wi tOro store gallons gallon of water waler scud and Inundate miles mlle of ot territory Is do de described scribed by b L AV iv ThaI In tho Octo Orb October October ber lair number of ot Popular lollar Mechanic He lie ans 1 Having Just completed the Hoo o ovelt volt velt Ill darn dam of ot the Salt Hult Irrigation project In Arizona tho greatest en cn engineering feat tell of tho the uge 1111 nt al ut iv n cost of nearly Uncle Undo Sum SUI will wi now turn his attention toward the tho con construction of a similar project In New Ne Mexico It T will wi be a great reservoir rl at al nI connecting two lo dl diversion dams clams lam J one located at and the theother theother other no miles mi north of ot Kl Fi Paso Tex Tax The lIe Engle Engie reservoir and Its di dl diversion diversion version Ilon darns dams are Intended to lo harness harn the Ih waters of oC u the tue Illo Hlo Grande river and be bC of nt ii far greater magnitude than the th dam chain of the tho Nile JUver lUer 1 now reputed the tho greatest Ir hr Irrigation project In the tho world Tho rim 10 Engie I reservoir oboe wilt will wl hold twice sd 55 A much water waler as lS the Nile lIe River pro project joel will be 40 miles In length JOt reach wi an width of nearly four roup miles al varying tram from three to lii six mill miles mi mie In It I will wi be ha hI stored approximately gallons or of or water The entimo flow of ot will he be hm tho the Illo Hlo Grande for three yearn earN wi nil fill the Ihn reservoir The Tho cost required to ni of sf t the Iho dam dani will wi reach far moro more than when completed V Work ork Tho The successful Jack Jark must luat posses deter detor perseverance and ami nd Nervo Ingenuity Ho lie must solve sole many mony a n practical problem In hoisting must know how howin great bodies aloft He lie If to in fasten a n hook over Or the this summit lummll of a chimney He lie must mURt havo the nerve to II paint a 1 steeple that sways nOrO at nt the Iho slender top topHo op i like hike ft pendulum Ho must a be be able to tear hor down build un le gild paint place electric wires and nd do many another task esi that would solid earth be b enough on the tIme sold There are many ways way wn of getting up ip on onn onit Ther n it steeple and when nil al iI others other fall faU fal the theman bet tie round roun It Il and nn then man men will n It rope with wi n a coil coll tc on his hIl hack back walk round 1 lol and round It until the tho entire steeple 1 Is g covered with Il rone und and In such case he has linen been round It fully tullY three hundred timos hut But a Q steeple Is I not nol the most mOll height to toI climb Straight tall tail chimneys are aro I the hardest of ot nil all ni There a man Ial has hasto hasto hasto to work with wih might and main to I lift I 1 himself Inch In h bv bs b Inch from froni the tho ground 11 un unto to lie top tail Sometime the tho top li is IRI three hundred bunked l feet high When It Il Is ii I reached a I hook Is III ii placed over 01 the edge n cc pulley Is II math made test fall the swing swinging inc ing chair Is b hauled up un nod And work vork be he hl hegins gins When hen the chair Is III near nar the top lOp It Is 14 easier to work because time the ropes rop are aro short hort but when they tie tile lengthen n mis as the tho ground Is III approached there Iller Is III a n tendency tn to swing nod and the th wind gives Impetus The steepleJacks safety de do dl rends penda lendl upon unon the hook and until ho no has hns hl raised himself almost to the top tOl 01 It I Is Impossible for him to tn see re whether or orI I not lint the hook lute hlll been hemi property properly ad ud adJusted al Ju More llor than once on co a I climber has hns hR seen wile when within ton ten feet feel of ot the top tOI that corrosion of ot the th Iron and nd the ll collection coll nt rf soot have so ao aoI thickened the tho wall wal that the thA hook honk Is I merely on tilt thu top lop so 10 that I the tho slightest pull pul In the wrong direction tion ton would drag dral It off ot Again Ian time the th bricks are often loose looe nt at lt the top and andI the hook h is I likely to tear them awa I One of the natural difficulties to con conquer con conI I our otter Is I the swaying of nit all al high steeples steeple and Ind chimneys In a n gale gais n a 1 steeple point will wi way n a foot fool anti and a n half hair Usually It I sways from seven to nine Inches Painting It I means reaching for tor a spot pot on tho the right side anti and finding It Il on the left lett anti and when hen making n a nIh dive Ih for It Il on the tho left lef to son sen It I sway swayback Iway hack back to the right Yet It et In spite pito of the limo constant danger ft a I born steepleJack exults In his uk hi work and Is 18 at home homelike homelike like the Ironworker on tho ho sky skyscraper skyscraper scraper only when thien high above obo the tho world He lie can stand triumphantly at any nm height If he ha can h have vo two and square Inches to bear his weight Weekly Week A 1111 The Dim relation of ot l Ally 11 of tC tol to tho spread of or eo l I is mado modo plain plan by the ha reports that como from of th lh hit encounters rl between sanitary forces and amId the peasants In intha tho tha remoter rural regions II A physician has hAi allAn n a it I victim regon to 10 the tho rural ruml resist resistance anco ance to tl anti and soldiers loller and police polo are lue required to 10 support anti and pro protect 1 toot tho ho government experts who lire seeking to lo stay tay the th progress of ot cholera cholera Tha rho Russian Hussion peasant p allt strenuously ob oh objects To to ton as 1 nn lull ni enforced de tie departure from hl his habIts and amid mind nd his hl fatalism the stubborn stubbornness ness nem ne with which ho hit h lights preventive measures Tho 0 most moat Ignorant of ot the class also ailo appear to ho bo possessed with wih the Idea hlo that there Is itt something In the Ibe Intention moro more thou than U t avowed very 11 like witchcraft The peasant has hM no bad In his hil antagonism to science anti and nn lilt his struggle against being protected When the th Italian government undertook to 10 denim clenn 11 up U Naples Naple and let light air and Ind Into quarters had always lurked the conservatism of Ignorance was wall up tl In arms rm and Ind became bamo riotous In of ot the sacred right of ut exposure ue t to contagion The Tho military suppressed rd the rioters the ToOd oe work was WI carried on under the lie protection ion tion of ot bayonets A At few years ng aK ago ton hn tho hi plague wn WI is raging In Dom DombA ha bA lives 11 wore were woo lost IOHl before he foro the succeeded In over oer overcoming coming the th resistance of ot the natives nath to the tho application of ot tho time most moM mOt elementary sanItary regulations In our own coun country countr country try tr there are aro or nooks arid and ad corners where whee fatalism aises at nt least the passive re ret r against the aunt sani sanitarian Distance e of Indifference tolan In ho tho th ho blackest quarters of ot thom tho th black belts belt ot or the tho I sOuth U fame negroes n see 1400 hostile magic In disinfecting agen aen fee iles eisa le hoUe Some Borne omet of f tho the cities have out outgrown this tills superstition by h 1910 but grown when some forty for years cars ago ag a a alarm h being In the air the tho health au te ar of Norfolk Va n sprinkled chloride of at lime throughout tho ho negro of ot f the t city ct the negroes re me rl magi It Il M sin white mens 1100 5 only swept pt It Il away were er l show of ot force Bos Boson won to stop slop by b a lb n DO ton on Tian U I |