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HRS. KRUPP -VaZTBOH&W, OTtfOf :r otinferior quality. Throw off this un- I owrtgns cf'kruprs rcessary burden of five middlemen. Get ¦ ir dircct-to-you figures. Send us your H •protrr'i material Un for price, delivered your Radon. EMMA Krupp e ship everythin! for building complete —lumber, tub. NY'S excitement over the on. ahlnrles, millwork. hardware and paint. scandal is not due alone to the rarity ail coupon today for catalog and prico Hoi ¦ of graft cases In that country, or to the :g fad that it touches her 111 her most sen- sitive place—the army. It Is due partly [EWITT-LEA-FUNCK to the fact tl at the Krupp establishment CO. f Cniy Bids.. has come to be looked upon as a nation- 411 SEATTLE WASH. { al Institution, und that every Germau adly lend the following. Quoting price* delivered my itaJ . immensely proud omam/u/krupp PAcrosjr ! ) °! lamb '' •“*mUl,o'k has been of it as one ) Itto loUcr I Lof the of the Fatherland. Klorlen lOC And now that tills great Industry to discover 1 has stooped to the bribing of officials—- a fact ad- Urea

mitted by the Krupp lirm, after the charge had , been made In the relchstag—and that It had been IB plmniof to build u follow, i supplying French newspapers with material for (X. lur. N I.HI.fUlmlji war-scare articles, so as to Induce the Gurman government to buy more armament from the Unique Suicide. BOILED EGGS BETRAY THEM Krupps, Is more to Germany thun a scandal It A safe was used by a man nam- ed years Is a catastrophe. Jacob Rabinowltz, fifty-four Nationality of Dlnera Is Shown In The charges were made In the relchstag by Dr. old, of Philadelphia, Penn., to com- Their Various Method of I.lebknecht, the Socialist deputy, and in the col- mit suicide, a few days ago. Fret be Eating. up pound umns of the Vorwaerts, the Socialist newspaper. Jacked an 800 safe with a of head be- It Is a coincidence that It wuh that newspaper block wood. Placing bis Sherlock Holmes might have figured neath*oit he drew a strap as as which ten years ago printed another scandalous tightly this out, but he did not! story about the Krupps, which caused the death he could around bis neck. Then be •The average Englishman will al- knocked of the then bead of the works, Friedrich Alfred tbe block from under the ways demand his egg boiled jUBt and the heavy upon Krupp. safe weight fell three minutes, then he places It in an hla bead. He was found by hla wife, It was Impossible to refute him, because tho egg cup, just large enough to have but died before a physician arrived. minister of war, Gen. von Heerlngen, was obliged the egg fit it, taps the top of the He had been despondent for several to admit then and there that an Intiulry was going shell, and the broken shell weeks because lost a lawsuit. removes on which had already revealed that "one of the be with his fingers. The egg is eaten a Krupp officials" had bribed officers to reveal cer- spoonful at a time. tain Information The following day the Krupps ECZEMA ALL OVER BODY A Frenchman, much like the Eng- Issued a statement In which they admitted that, lishman, likes Ills eggs of three min- their representatives In llerlln had maintained 175 East St., San Francisco, Cal.—"l utes, exactly. He then "peels" them, "friendly relations" with their former "comrades” used the Cutlcura Remedies while In places them In a glass, stirs and of the war department for the purpose of obtain- business In San Francisco before tbe mixes well together with salt, pepper ing "business Information," and hnd bestowed earthquake and fire. I was a terrible and butter. He makes a practice of " small present “on certain under ofilrlals sufferer from eczema for several years. dipping bread Into the mixture, and It was on Friday that I.lebknecht exploded his I had It all over my body except my eating it along with the eggs. bomb and forced von Heerlngen to reveal that banda, neck and face, my legs and A Spaniard wouldn't think of letting secret Inquiry and on Saturday that tho Krupps arms being tbe worst. I had to put his egg boll more than one minute. made their admission of bribery. On Sunday the APROf/jwr ffiuv- RZCgrrrPPODzrcr op Zf&xsnrPJ stockings on my hands at nigbt to He then breaks It, and lets the con- Vorwaerts published the text of tho Instructions keep from scratching, and whenever tents run into a glass, and consumes It sent by the Deutsche Munitions und Wuffenfabrlk Prussia gave him the contract for her new breech- He directed In his will that the firm should be I did scratch the parts burnt like fire. as If he were drinking a glass of to Its l’urls agent to "leave no stone unturned' loaders. The Khedive of Egypt followed tills with changed Into a stock company. This was done, My limbs got so bad that from my an- wine. to persuade some popular French newspaper to a large order for war material, and Russia fol- but Hertha Krupp, his daughter, who married Dr. kles to my knees there wasn't a par- An egg Is only fit In an Italian's publish a statement that France Intended to dou- lowed with contracts for large quantities ot new von Rehlen und von llalbach. holds all but four ticle of akin on them, and tbe flesh It- estimation when It has been placed ble her orders for machine guns. The object was weapons. shares of this company. She Is not only Ger- self turned perfectly blue and raw, In cold water, and removed Just as to get the German government to order machine While thu Essen works were designed for gen- many's wealthiest woman, but Its wealthiest sub- continually throwing off a moisture, the water beings to boll. He then guns from the Deutsche Munitions und Waffen- eral foundry work, the output for many years has ject and gnatest taxpayer. and I had to keep them wrapped ,ln breaks it, pours it on a plate, and proceeds sop up fabrlk. consisted almost entirely of heavy guns; but It Hence she has been called "the (Jueen of Es- oiled silk cloth to keep my under- to It with bread. On Tuesday the popular Indignation had risen was not until 1846, 20 years after his father's sen." und "Our Lady of tho Cannon," and other clothes from sticking fast to my limbs. The German, like the Italian, de- high years firm, mands his eggs as near the liquid so that Gen von lleerlngen's plea for a sub death and 26 after the founding of the romantic names. At the age of eighteen there “I tried all kinds of ointments. , pension of judgment until his private Inquiry had that Alfred Krupp began gumnaklng Ills first descended upon her the greatest Industrial In- state as possible. He breaks his eggs done Its work was forgotten. The budget commit- results were pieces of small caliber. As he be- heritance the world has yet known. She was six- all kinds of Internal medicine, but In an unsightly cup, and scoops tho tee of the relchstag voted to appoint a parliamen- came Interested In the science, and as Ills dis- teen when her father died, and attained her ma- with no relief. Then I bntbed my body liquid out as If it were soup. tary commission of Inquiry Into the scandal. This coveries In steel rjßtlng developed, the size and jority In 1904 with Cutlcura Soap and kept It anoint- Tho American Is about the only one commission, however, despite tho protests of tho weight of the cannon he was able to construct Essen Is a city now of 150,000 population, and ed with Cutlcura Ointment and my who prefers his 'eggs boiled hard. Increased are Socialists, was not vested with power to send for steadily until these war monsters, which It owes Its existence as a city to the works. skin Is now as smooth as a baby's. When they served up to him, he Krupp knifes them In persons and papers. have become world-famous, became common oc- Rut there Is hardly a city In the world which Is They cured me completely.” (Signed) half, removes the con- Although the Krupp works date from 1810, when currences in the Essen works governed more In the communistic spirit than Harry A. Jones, Feb. 10, 1912. tents Into a glass, after which ho adds a plentiful Friedrich Krupp established Ills forge at Essen, It The Krupp Held gun is the basis of the mobile this It Is One of the very earliest places In Cutlcura Soap and Ointment sold supply of pepper, but- and was his son, Alfred Krupp, who was the real artillery of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Rus- which co-operative stores were established. They throughout the world. Sample of each ter aalt. He then minces tho eggs fine, founder of the industry. Friedrich died practical- sia, and Turkey. Under the administration of have been In existence there for over 50 years. free, with 32-p. Skin Rook. Address mixing them well with the and ly bankrupt In 1820, leaving little more than the Friedrich A. Krupp, Essen turned out the grent "Bertha Krupp," says one writer, "may be the post-card "Cutlcura, Dept. L, Boston." spices, eats them with his toast. secret of Ills cast-steel process to Ills son, and It pieces which guard Germany's fortresses and are 'queen' of Essen, but her workmen conduct their Adv. was 30 years before any striking results were mounted In her coast defenses. Krupp answered own affairs without molestation. She limits her Solicitous. Oldest Green. achieved. Krupp from the emplacements of I’ort Arthur ‘lnterference' to gifts of money, by which institu- England’s Bowling He—l wish I had money. I’d is our travel. It was In 1810 that Friedrich Krupp purchased against the siege batteries of Japan. And side tions of mutual good the workmen may be Which oldest recreation? She—How much do you to There are need?— a small forge In Kssen, where lie devoted himself by side with the Instruments of war Essen placed established." not wanting arcbeollglsta Judge. a thousand and steel products. Illustrating who profess to be able to trace refer- to the problem of manufacturing cast steel, but one From the three men whom Friedrich Krupp Alfred Krupp's good ences to football and baseball on though the article was put on the market by him first and chief maxim: "No employed, the 122 whom Alfred Krupp had In his steel w ithout good Iron," used in today'B tools, ma- Egyptaln moral tablets. However, In 1815 It commanded but little sale, and the firm employ 20 years after he took charge, the force railroads, and when It comes to actual records, the was anything but prosperous He employed only chinery, ships working for the grown at Krupps had to 50,000 English game of bowls would three workmen Krupp ordnance has roared all over the world. the death of fine old Friedrich A. Krupp In 1902. The appear be old any. Alfred Krupp was born April 26, 1812, and at Sonto of the guns that fired at Dewey's squadron to aB as Please the establishment now comprises 60,000 workmen and Southampton, Eng., has records tho time of his father's death was only fourteen at Manila came from Essen. The siege guns used 6,750 engineers and clerks. years old His mother carried on the works until In the Franco German war and In use at the Bhowtng that one of the local bowling The works comprise five separate groups, the grecna Alfred reached his majority, so that twice In tho bombardment of Paris were from this factory, was In existence in 1299. Home Folks first of which Is the Essen Steel works, with prov- history of the works have they been managed by and the Parisians' of dimin- Many Interesting customs are asso- terror them was not ing grounds at Meppen, Tanger-llutte, and Essen. women. The present head of the Industry Is ished by the memory of one of the ciated with the game on this historic Krupp master- This group Includes the with By serving Hertha Krupp. the granddaughter of the woman which had Mllhofener-Hutto, green. Every summer a “fire pieces been exhibited In their city In Its four blast furnaces; the Jack" who becamo Its munager In 1820. 1867. Herman-Hutte. with competition Is held, and an order of It weighed 15,000 kilograms, and made away three blast furnaces, Tho Krupps had little Alfred, and the Sayner-Hutle, with knighthood Is conferred on the win- so money that on with 1800 worth of powder and Iron every time It coal and Iron mines. bis father's death, was compelled to leavo school was fired After that war the Krupps refused to ner, who kneels In the center of the The second group the to assist his mother. He displayed a phenomenal make cannon for France. is Frledrlch-Alfred Iron green while tbe other players gather aptitude business, works In Rhelnhausen; the third, the Annen Bteel round him and the master touches Post for the foundry and tile works As the business grew collateral Industries were works; the fourth, the Gruson Machine works, at a dubs him “sir." developed with Increasing rapidity after Ills In- developed, and Essen, which had been a tiny vil- him with sword and Magdehurg-Kuckau, and tho tbe Germania fluence was felt In their management. My 1818 lage, expanded to a town of over 100,000 Inhabi- fifth, shipyards, at Kiel. the firm had expanded so that 122 workmen wero tants. all dependent on the Krupp Industries. Coal New York’s New Postoffice. employed. mines, coke ovens, Iron mines, steamships, rail- Tho Essen Steel works alone comprise some New new 16,000,000 post- Toasties slxty-odd As late as 1818, tho year In which Ills mother roads, and blast furnaces were bought. In 1872 departments, covering an area of about office building, a massive pile of pink 600 acres, They are relinquished tho sole management of the works Alfred Krupp owned 414 Iron ore diggings, and and housing 7,200 machine tools, 17 granite five stories In height and two among the Into hla hands, ho melted the family plnte to pay when his Inn Friedrich died he owned over 600. roll trains, 187 hammers, 81 hydraulic presses, blocks long, facing the rear of the good things to eat, but not 297 his workmen. Today the mighty Industry fur- Upon Alfred's death, July 14. 1887, Friedrich A. steam boilers, and 669 steam engines, more Pennsylvania station, Is the greatest in the cook book, nishes employment to a majority of the workmen than 2.200 electric motors, and 900 because Krupp became the head of the establishment. It cranes. building of Its kind In the world. From they require no cooking. of three cities and a doien coal and Iron mining has been said of him that he devoted himself to Almost In tbe center of the Essen works stands tbe curb to the topmost piece of towns. Tho ships built from It, equipped with tho financial rather than the technical side of the the original Krupp factory and a family bouse, granite la 101 feet There are 165,- Toasties are always Its steel, und armod with Ms cannon, are on all business, but In 1902, at the annual meeting In maintained Intact, In accordance with the direc- 000 cubic feet of granite, 18’,000 tons crisp the seas, and wherever steel Is used the name of l/indon of the Iron nnd Steel Institute, the Ilesse- tions of Alfred Krupp. It bears this Inscription; of steel, 7,000,000 bricks and 200,000 and appetizing— ready to Krupp Is known. the The capital of firm now Is mer gold medal for scientific research was award- "Fifty years ago this cottage was of square feet of glass In tbe building. eat direct from the pack- about (60.000,000. tbe home ed to hint This Is one of the highest honors that my parents. May none of our workmen have to Tbe main corridor, corresponding In age. save It was In 1817 that Krupp scored Ills first real Is You heaps of ran bn paid to any ntnn In the Iron trade. It was go through the struggle which the up of length to the outside colonnade. a success, when he made a lnuzzle- building time and three-pounder given to hint for Ills discoveries In the manufac- these works has cost us. The combination of buff marble, white avoid hot work loadlng gun At the great success which now of cast steel. lamdon ture of armor plate. The son was thus following so splendidly has rewarded our faith, our anxiety, plaster and glass, two stories high, 29 in the kitchen. exhibition of 1851 he exhibited u solid flawless footsteps long. In tho of his father. and our efforts, was doubtful during twenty-five feet wide and 280 feet There Ingot of cast steel weighing two tons, thus estab Roth Alfred and Friedrich A. Krupp declined long years. aro 400,000 square feet of working Some rich cream—sugar llshlng the fnct that nn Important existed In firm titles One was offered to tho father by King "l.ot this example servo an space wltbln tbe building.—Popular if you Germany capable turning samples as encouragement want it—or cool fruit of out of excel- William, afterward Emperor William 1., In 1864, to others In difficulties. May It Increase the re- Mechanic*. lent workmanship. The Kssen works were every- juice, with these nnd William’s son. the present emperor, renewed spect for tho many and great fluffy bits spoken of, and output small houses tbe where tho watched with tho offer to Krupp's son. Neither would accept. sorrows which ofton dwell In them. No Chance for an Argument of com and you have a the closest Interest. The of weldless manufacture At the time of his death he was by far tho rich "The object of work must welfare; "Walter, how do 1 know that Isn't dish that for railway vehicles was In- be mutual is fascinating for ¦teel tires another est man In Oermany. and was called "the German tho work Is blessed, then work Is prayer. May horse meat Instead of beef?" vention which followed soon after. any meal of the day. Morgan." The Imperial Income tax returns all, from the highest to tbs lowest amongst us, “You probably don't, sir; all kinds The making of heavy ordnance, which has made showed that In the year before bla death he bad work with the same to of people come here to eat” the of over, earnestness found and name these works famous the world a yearly Income of between 20,000,000 marks 494.- secure his own future That's my great- was not then a prominent part the business. success. Toaities are sold by of 760,000) and 21,000,000 marks The second est wish. The man who depends entirely on Ono of the first large orders he got for firearms wealthiest man In the empire bad an Income of "Essen, February, 1*73, twenty-five years after tbe push of those who are back of him grocers everywhere. same four years after the London exhibition, when only 5,000,000 marks. my assuming charge. ALFRED KRUPP." > will seldom get to the front.