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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
EL SISTEMA MlRCON I Los
CHEQUES De FERRQrARRIL ES

H. Mareoni propone 81 snpIec del ssi9gFs-
70 sin hiIos para nacsF inpoaibiss Eos enensn-
tFos de tFenes.
Rsx ariicsct5n iuespsrnda del siatema Mar.
conf despueKta al mayor intsres en NusvA York
que EecusKda todavfA 81 terrible chocus del
NeE York CentFal que caua6 tantss vfstimaG.
Sc recuardA cue ess accidents ocnErio Ba1o IN
tEnel, donde IN tTsDs caask de ID neoIina
humo, no pudo var las sef1Alss de dstensrse y
90 lanx6 contra osrsn que sstabA parade.
NJ. AArconi pianaa qus ai Sc tRftalara 50.
bra la eabina dc eada mscznico m puaato ss-
lsarS6co sin hilo, capAs ds aHRsmiuK dc reef.
Dir ondas sisctEteAs an IN radio de media mai.
Ia Ianoa 800 mstFes,) tRnto adsIants COMO
atFes, todos loz trenes que se aeguirfAn 81 ID
Enisns via, sertsn preFsnidos acknowledgements
de Ta presenct& Dc osro tren delAnte de siloa sn
ens lfmite, 10 cue le permitirfa dfsminutP gu
narchh detenerss para svitAr el choque.
La ide& es sEinsntemsnte muy ingenioaa
81 reAIiz&ci6n qus no necssitA ming ana ina
tslaci6n di& sobrS ID vfAs quedRFfA compIsta-
mente independents de Las ssnas y del x6iotk
svstam2. LA disposici6n fmaginada por Marco.
nj tiene sAmbien por oo1sto responder Isa Of.
vsrsas obIsceionea relativss q Ia dffeultad de
cauxgigar laa 0ndaE sl6etrfc&s para que Ia st Esl
snyfadA DOR nn tTen seR sxRctanente tPasmiti
tids nj que debs Eecibirl& no oualquiar ofro
oua circuia an Los siredsdorss cuyn Marcia
ae anconfraIfA asi inhillments daten1da.
Con ese obieto, 81 puasto tEasmisor Dc Ca
da rufoufnA emitiEfa ccassRutsmsnte ondsE
oue ae uropsgaTfxn solamsnss atraa del tRen,
enhre ma dfsTancia de SEQ mstros, de modo 3
xcubFfrlOD COMO IN dlsco &c P8FAa&s peEo de
m modc peEmAnente.
IN cnanto el tren siguients liegera Q an
%xay en- sEa soma, es deeir seercaFaa nj urece-
Ssr4s mmenoa de- 500 msfroz, "a pueEto Fecsp-
49, dtEuusato para Fseihir lRa ond&s hacia ads-
,s1ts- sn1EsrfK 81 acsi6n pondrfa sn mpvf4
r-santo ana senaI Dc aisrma para lamar In
11auetNr del msc&nieo 8nn arresar loa frenos
i "a cufere. Eso aeTtA una sspecfe de ~bioeK
.-rt.Ip fdeaI. para mznfsnsT ecntinuxusnta
nnn espscts De 500 nearos entire l0s sranas
r1rruIanaes so1rs la misnnR via.
cera dfncultad esa6 a la multipaieidsd de
.ss. = "A antradA de iRs grAndes sssketnra~
loons no pnsds prodReir una eonfusien en1re
ion avisos dsdos per trsnss gus circular en sl
rrI.ro xsnsldo en- viAa porAlsEAs.
pswR ohvfag ere fnc0Eyonfsn1a. m8rcorf
- uropona dispOnag Lon spArssoa ds csda Inca
ds nodo cue no pusds smiiir nj rssibir sino
ondas da ara longtfud dsfsrminAda.
"a IN parecs qaa Ia fnstaIasion &c ssa sia
s.v.@ rc eost1xta mAa de 600 frAnros ror ma.
1uinn. Qneaa por ssbsr 10 cue valdrx al pro
ceAfmtsnto IN ID pxaefiea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

.assssa Al. sorao an nm FHudmI Ga agra apaFeeen
y desapAreean, 90 rompen vuelven Tor naK-
aa efsntoa cisntcs de burbuiRs temblkoofss
en al rAudkl humane que LENA Dc vida las
grAndss poblAeionss, Aparecsn deSapArecsn,
g aelIpsan SornRn . mOYarse, es&s ING ulesAs
burbutAs qus HhmAmos GgolfoS1S espeels os
BEpurnAS eroadAs por si Satir ne IAS ~
DarRnta al diM pulul&u en- TODD cuAdr0 COM
uuaato da aRIomaT&cioneA humAn1B. OnAnoo
visne In noehe, sobre todo eat1s noehes l@rg&a
v eKndRa dc invieKno, en- que 10 inumioao ons-
sR por inStinto sl caloE; ss&a ouron1as se pAr4n
IN aeaividad ceBa, desAparece del rAuoAl VlVo
de IAa GALES, bnscan los rsmAnsoa, lo1 SiHos
Aefsrdidcs del visnto, y dusFmen con Algo oe
aPsrfdRei6n inceaRnte ALA en- fondo de sus ST.
lRE. Ga 81 1ovimisnto que lleVA 1ooo sspltlIu pL.
bohnmio, to6o ceFsbro sin norma, Geosaumora'
40 nj AHRH ds 10 vida. La fAitA dc base so
sfal en- que &psyAT sl pie,l4 &ussneiA da nogAr,
IA fAmiliA, de vfncnios que soSfengAni cream
n 81 fondo de todo EeK sErante IN tsmbtor 81
tsmblor De miedo 10 desconoefdos IN fAlt&
a. rufssrfcoFdia en- Rs dem4s &lmAa.
Dnerman los ago foSD Bua roches de trfo
muFoncmdos unos q ofroB, para tr&sporf&Eae In
ilbissA de Bus eusrpoI, para psdir In gensro-
Efdad de lA mateKiA sl calora que 90 mania
frnae de amor carload eompABivR.
Y cosA EEFa sse tsmplor moral mus"
eulgF ssA tFspidRci6n de In llama y del v&so
nsrvi0So que 10 sncieErA, con 81 tlempo, diA
ala, RemAnA trRs ssmRna, &f1o tr&E An7, se con.
wlaFts, do una m&neFa ea6tica, en- tembloE ar
hatieo: dsntro dc eAdA agolfo0 Va IN AEtiStA,
81 modo.
Ia sATrsrA De sgolfo,s que smpisE& por
odiariR duisn iR smprends, visndo que trAs
diaE en- cue aI hAmbrs Sc rsvuelve como vfVoRa
81 81 satomago, horAg en- que SO desea con
y1vAs AnEiAH lA mueKte, eBA e&rHeFa presents
los CtoB ael inic1Rdo, c&mo1o de san teTrfbleE
psnAa, Algo muy gFRnde que las adormscs 30.
10 oil complicAdo AccionRF do l&B almss, todA
"a sneAlA da loH Eantimisntoa hum&nos, todos
loB hilos de sstk selA de lA vida, si kAleidoEco-
pio social, en- I'm, vRrio, inmsnso, mnihtorms
saAtFo san intsrssante uAr3villoEo, que aca-
In loB grftos De todos los dolores y les Eugss.
tlonA Kinde, como loB sncandilsdos o1oS del
domAdcr q In iAUlA de Las RsrGs.
tQae snorme cienci& posss un GgofoD ds
saos qua vsmos poF In ealls, cisnciR NO sneu3-
asrnAda, lihHe, Aprendid@ los euatro visn1oa
' sambFad6 ds miles dc esmbiBntesl EsA sx-
psFisneiR los hAcs pFfEm&tieos por dsntro, aun-
aus vGyAn sueics por fnsrs; no hay smoei6n
1us Is sea dsseonoeids, nj en- oil oFdsn de Ia
rrAtsEiA. Eneielopsdia rRrr, difGaA, spsERs ls.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
ca a2ua.S

La AlcAldfR municipal de estA ciud&d
Annncia, para los diAE 8 de Julio entrants,
los rsmAtes de Ion difarentss servicios munich
pAIeE del afio economico de 1902 1908, sn ID
siguiente forma:
DIA7
Alumhrado pdblieo, de caguas, . las de
In mBhRDR, poT 600 dollars.
Extraction de bRsuras. ds ID, por $50 do
liars
Barrido y limpissa de Gales, de ID, . las
De la tRrds poF 500 dollars.
MsdiefnRS para pohreE, de ID, por $50 do
liars.
bag&gss para CaguAs Garabo, ms
por TO dollars.
Ola s.
AIunbrado rhblico, de GuHabo, las de
In tards por $50 dollars.
Extraction de- bAsuEsE, de ID, Iss 3, poF
90 dollars.
z medieinss para Pobrea, Ias 4, por 200
dollars.
Tlmn IA manifesto todos IoE doeumsntoB que
han de regiE en- lRs contrAtRs. SIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
Gremi0 de tabaqueros
en- Caguas
NueVa directiva

e. domingo So reunieron On ses6n general
los individuos cue consfituyea oicho gFt lio,
. I'm de pToeeder = la aIscci6n de nuevR Junta
DiYsctiva.
Por mayors rssuIt&ron sIegidos, para
constftuiYlR Lon sefi3rss que Eiguen:
PresIdente: EIoy DkyfIai Vice: PlScido
RiverRg SecEetaFfo: AntsKo Co6r; Vice: Luis
Riof; Tasorerc: Ramon G4rcfa; Confador: To-
MAS yAzouaE; Voealss: Dsogracia G3nx&lsx.
Pablo DiGz.1Joae G. Maymy, Ignacfo FioIes
Alfredo PenR.
Muy acsFt&dR nos pAFecs Ia siscci6n No
dud&mos de que IOs ssaores siegidos sabrkn
responder pisnRmente q IR eonhanZs que han
asposit&do en- sllos auH e0mpansEos, propsn-
diando IN defensR de los tnfeKeses del graDfc
yals mayor union entire bodca sun slsmentes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
LOS GOLFOS

gibls. sassr do ssas burbuias tenblorosas lie
Va satampRdoS los ref sios de lA vida sntsra.
Satan, rien, bIasfsman, odiAn, aman, po-
nsn en- tension 50 ser por entsFo desprecian-
do todo ,enc&siIsdo de Afeet0s, tods tabl& de
logaFitmoa de moral ReducidR eifrSs, bodR
pnnta que sncaden&, ,tod2 norma que spriEfone,
todo canon que sutsts, tod& e&dsnei3 9 as oprf-
ma. AmRn, Hf, una c&dsneiA de laH bAnd1s
militGKea, In del paso de los ei6rcitoa ID de- una
copIA bfsn cant&d&, Ia de IN balls bien tEenz&-
do, In de unos versos bisn somstidos Al miEte-
Eioso rftmo.
Los ~goIfosS sm2n NJ Arts, qus tisns mn
eho de bohsmfo, y 10 snan en- tooas sus mani.
fsstaciones; en- la iobregzez fAntEsties ds las
ncchss msdKoaaH, en- la tFisteza fFt& nudR
del alba que los dsspierta, en el sspeetAcuio e.
pIsndoFoso dc Las nsvAdAs, sn l& alegffs GtRo-
nAnts de Ios 8gukcsFoE, estAllaStes crn1idos ds
Isa grAnixadas, en- Ell ApaK9f0 deslumhEAdo de
las proeeaiones, IN las grAndeE EetresAs srizs.
dgs al antoreh3s- en- todo 10 cue sE srfe Arres
batAd or mRgniHco.
TsutaH loTas como hay an IA cspit&, tRns
toB colchones en- que dormiF tienenI tAnt&S
pfedrss como llsnAn lGs GALES, s&Btaa 2lmoh4-
dAs eueutan; an mRnfa 81 pAlio ds essEsllass
su tFfbunA para paroxar, l&s bases ds todos los
fAFoIea; au lsctuTs, to108 loE peFioafeo2 q1s
llsvRn dsbAio de los brszoa, como Alks, para
difundirloa entire l&s mEchsdum bEez. 81 tie
ren tFfstsxaS, nkdfs sc lss euentsns 81 tienen
alsrrfRs las deFFaman an dcnGires gr&ciozos
" an &gudsZAs de fnganiS. A1of&n los hefoes
populkres, loa holdRdos v&lisntss, los nofidos
oKadoEes, I&s aetViess inStgneH, los divinos poe
tRa, los sacnltores Que EacaB hombres del Eeno
de las piedrRs, los ptntorea que sFEanean Al
mAs ' euarpos de IN pen1sgr8mR de eolors los
nhsfcoa cue dsrrsmen ois&1ea de gloria an los
aires. sscAdos de m hoEmignsro parade sn 81
p&pel.
sCrsas que hAEiais los golfos IN bs0ehcio
immense con d&rIes sSioa donde gu&rseeFEe,
heKrsmfentAs con q1e ocup&r sus m3noss lazos
fAmiiiares que vivfr sulatcsE No, mn Ve-
ess no; II % piden NADIA De ESQ, nj 10 quisren
os los dssprecfhrfxn. scambiaT % uhsFtad poT
m marsflloT LA Independents poT uns &x2-
dA? SL& &iegrfA de vfvlr ain progr&nA por IN
escouIo? 5El enHanto de contsmpiGF II poesf&
del mundo DOR IN toHco pincsl? SIS hicieFon
artistAR n an mansrn, MrtistSs no cTsaoores4
peFo af babsdoKas de las idsAiioAdss ds In Vidas
la auyA g In del pas que no sSbe cu&nf1s
curvgs deHcFfhs, = Ia del pSiaro cue no paEa
per m mismo Punto del aire dos veess las alas
Salvador Rueda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
Andres ovejero
Salvador Rueda.

Este diHtinguidc amigo nnsstro ilnstrado
litsYato, sx- rsd&ctoE de ''Ei Gsob6s de- Madrid,
donde hfzo f&moEo 81 pssud6nimo de MfR3Hso /;
cAtedr6tico cue fue del Institute Civil de- Puer-
TO Rlco, durants sl psrfodo &uton6mico, CO.
laboYador Asfduo de EEL Liberals de San Juan,
en- el cue publie6 muy hsrmoEaB cr6nicAB, IA
obtsnido In cAtedKR de teoffA del arte an Ia
Universid&d Central dsspues de brillantfsimos
sieEcieios.
Hueho nos eompl&ee participar san grats
noticia cEantoa en- ssf& iEIa tretRron Al sefioT
OvsisTo pudieFon squilatsr gua vGiicsos me
rftoa, ri propio tiempC que fslleitamoa 81 COM
pafisPo ri amigo por ei nuevo triunfo que ha
0btenido merced O 81 privIlsgt&dA inteligsncia
an paKaeyeKanci& en- el sstudic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
HEL CARNIVAL /"

Hemoa reeih.dc 81 nhnsro 2s de 4El Car
navajo
vTena iluHaTRdo con i0s resTaaos dc Is gs-
mai uisnlsta pnaKtoErfq1eHa Eliza T&vkras
ssI g4,nEuI ds Chile en- PuaFto Eino. oon Ma
rn.l Faruandax Mater. hiio del psfs; del nota.
his antor DraFtcrriqusn0. JoF6 MsndaH Oardo-
nm. a. les ofrna mct0rss Isaac PnEs. ADgsi
Tassn- Joaquin Gonzales, HnbeTss Lula Floris,
Ar~ai Peche; aaa0s 6itimos ds n compahta
Marines CAshdo.
Ei tsxso a yAFiado Amsne.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
+" PuertO-RiCO ArtlStiCO =

Eemos recihido al n6maro Il de sst& tm.
bortRnts rsvlEtA liteKAFiA.
Aparsee sin grAbGdos por motivo de que
los csichss reHultAron dtfsctuoscs . causa dei
nal tlempo de eStos dfas. PeFo en- cRmbio vie
ns nutrfao de AmenR intsFesRnts lecturR.
EHts EimpAtieo eolegn pRoyecta intrudneir
fFandaa meforRs, BiendA una de sll&G el @umen-
70 de ErhbAdos p4ginAs de lacturA.
El pFscio do suseriei6n NO obssanta perrna-
asearA inklieTahle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

MANGAg 7 CApTROTES.-Varsoe ds Luis
R0drfgueE CabrsTcs Da vanta 81 ID eAiIe q
ID Foxfalexa ue 81 u pxscso de ~ cantAvos 81
s1smplRg. X.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

iores exportadores de mercancfas.
Plaza Prt1 1cipal, Arecibo. ?. <.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

RAran Dep6sito de cslzsdo de Arturo e.
- Dfax J Ca Artfoulos para czballeros.
Medals, oorbatas, paraguas. Artfculos de
viaie. Arecibo. Plaxs Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

- oetor Rafael del Vale, Fortaleza ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
CANTOS DEL PUEBLO

Taugo m pSjAro en- 81 3ima
oua cuando We q ban1sra,
abre Is alas 7 cznfs,
ae lorna condor y vuela.
In banders sstk tan alta.
que uAreee que an sl cislo
Ion Angeles inviaibles
In soaffenen con SUE dedog.
Dlcsn que - sssreila sola
de In b8DdeTa cub&na
e. blanca, poYoue las m&dres
Ii furmaron con gUs lkgrimas.
Sc Apasa tod&s Ia ssFdes
Ell sol en 81 horizonfe.
mi satrella no Sc ap8gs
nj de dfa, nj de nochs.
Laa oi&s rusFan caufAndo
Bobre i&s playas srdientes;
cant&n al YER la baudera
al Esntirse eEeI&vks, mueren.
Hay m pusbio que se hunds
yum pueb.o que Sc lsvRntA:
el uno eselkYo.... se musrs,
el otro loge.s.. Sc salva.
Soldado: lcuslgR nuy Alta
nusstrA glorios& bAndera.
que misntFas sste m&s leioa...
del alma sst&rk mas csrcsi
dos ou4so ri hscsr 81 mundo
an los mares enceFrarnos;
daYnos dos indnitos:
uno arrihs y otro ahRio.
Una patgia sin b1nderR
sa una foTAsfn peTfune
Y una Ira CUE no suenA.
Para defeEder In vida
= los dsreehos del pueblo,
90 lS pium& entire In mano
81 meior de los acsros.
Jose Maria Oollan.
(CUBAEo)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

So interasA ds don IguRsfo HeFrerss de
LuauilIo, cue contests n las muchMs repeti.
daa cartAs que So 10 han sserito por 10 Admf.
niatFaci6n nj cargo.
III. Flores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
De ADMINS STRACI0N

ss IL heeho cargo de IL agenei& de este ps-
fSaibc On JGyuyR-UtuRdo-nues coHrsli.
yionaaio don TslaFo AlvRreI Co. cesando sn eli
sArEo don JoEe L6psz de VietoTiR, duien se
FnaRR aus liquide . e1tA empres&, snvfando OF
ainaFo cue tiens en- 81 podaKs
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waiting for such an opportunity and
other opportunities that would fol-
low. What more natural than that
Morocco should be annexed to Algeria?
Or, if there were too much outcry
among foreign powers, matters might
so arrange themselves that a new
sultan must be appointed at all events;
and who would be better able to sug-
gest such a fgurehead successor than
the French?
Whether France shall become the
ruling power in Morocco or whether
the present empire shall continue as
part of the common policy of the pow
ers, one thing remains assured: that
the Berbers will not easily be over
come either by the Moors or French.
These descendants of the ancient
Canaanities whom the children of
Israel drove before them when they
entered the promised land, are an in
dependent people who cling tenacious
ly to what freedom they have. While
nominally under the rule of the Moor
ish sultan in reality they admit no out
side authority.
Mulai (My Lord) Abdul Ell Aziz, the
young sultan upon whom the eyes of
Europe are now fixed because of the
Berber revolt confronting him, came
to his throne in a most dramatic man
ner in 1894. His father, Ell Hasan I'LL,
has been long engaged in endeavoring
to subdue just such rebellious upris-
ings among the various tribes of Mo-
rocco as at present threaten. His last
expedition was undertaken while he
was in failing health and unfit for
long march. With an army of 10000
he undertook the journey from Fee to
Tafilalt. trip through a rough and
mountainous country. He found that
the warlike natives had suddenly
turned friendly although they had to
be watched carefully and their al
legiance nominally gained by the dis
tribution of presents. Marching in
tropical heat by day and compelled to
lie out in the cold of the high altitude
at night many of the soldiers, horses
and cameIs died of exposure. News Of
the uprising of the Riff tribes made a
return trip over the same course neces-
sary, and before that journey was end
ed the sultan himself had died I'm
mediately the sultan's trusted cham
berlain knowing that the throne might
be seized before Fee could be reached
/ by one of the numerous claimants.
thus depriving the sultan's favorite son
from the succession, saw the necessity
! of concealing the sultan's death. Ac-
cordingly the royal body was carried
into Rabat in the night through hole
!. in the wall and laid to rest beside the
sultan's ancestors. On the following
morning Abdul ell Aziz, then only 16
years of age, was proclaimed sultan.
Before the news reached the people
of Fee the basha was informed, the
notables were called together as if
for the transaction of ordinary bust
ness, the new sultan was proclaimed
and the act of allegiance drawn up and
signed Before the other claimants
were aware what had occurred Mulai
Abdul el Axis had become the lawful
ruler, although affairs were admins
tered by regent until he became
of age. MILTON Marks
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comparatively insignificant, and that
the scattered and INDECENT population
contained within it's walls would bare
ly suffice to decently fill secor1-rate
London suburb.
Similar stories, too, only more so,'
used to be told of Merv, the mysteri
Gus Central Asian city, which, it wal
gravely asserted, was encircled by
wall 1S5 miles in circumference.
Mr.. O'Donovan, the Daily News cor
respondent, who was afteward slair
by the Mahdis at FL Obeid, succeeded
in penetrating to the oasis and return
ing in safety to civilization. He found
the site once occupied by the "Sover
eign City of the Universe" (Merv Shan
i-Jehan), as the place used to be
termed, waste of mud ruins, uninhab
tied and uninhabitable.
And as with the artificial "wonder,
of the world" so, largely, is it with the
natural. The mountains of the
Moon" for instance, have disappeared
from off the map of Africa. The "Oper
Sea of Kane" has been proved to have
existed only in the perfervid magma.
ton of that distinguished arctic ex
plorer. There is no Poison Valley" in
Java, nor any "Maelstrom' off the
coast of Norway. Even the reality O:
the Antarctic continent" is beginning
to be questioned.
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A "MAKe-R.LIEvE" ROSE

s'It isn't real posy," she said,
With a serious smile. as she pinned to the
hem
Of her apron a tissue-paper rose,
With a red. red heart. and a green, green
stem;
With many a crumple here and there
'Mongst the crimson folds, and many
slit;
Bearing the tell-tale. dingy marks
OF griny hands that had fondled 1t.
at isn't a truly rose, know,
The kind that blossoms themselves" said
she.
It's just a make-b'lieve posy. that's all
1t doesn't even smell, you see!
But don't mind il it doesn't smell.
1t hasn't single thorn; and
Don't have to water my make-b'l!eve rose.
For make-b'lieve roses never die"
II can keep this always alive" she said.
And all day Iong by the towering wall
In the sunless alley she played, content;
Ard enyied the wealthy not at all
Who carried home in their jeweled hands
The pride of the tender dollhouse bed;
For l don t'care. 1 like my rose,
My make-b'lieve posey the best" she
said.
-Maude Morrison Huey. in N. Y. INDIE
pendent.
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rocco may be made clearer by refer
ence to the statement of an authorita-
tive English writer who declares:
GAS for Morocco, neither Germany
nor England would accept it as a gift,
however sturdily they may compete
for it's commerce, although it is certain
that they would object to it's acquisi-
ton by France. If any partition did
come about all the English would re-
quire consists in the neck of land
which abuts on the straits of Gibraltar,
and but for this sine qua non France
might have it all, as far as England
cares. Germany would like a foothold,
it is true, and has vainly endeavored to
secure proverbial ''coaling station"
but that is only to obtain fulcrum
for settling with France.
"Spain, of course, means to have Mo-
rocco, as Of birthright in retaliation
for the Moorish rule in the peninsula.
She talks about it, writes about it.,
dreams about, but Spain is not to be
reckoned with unless as an ally to
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One Of the peculiarities abous the
military service in Germany is the
paternal interest that the officers are
required to take in the frugality of
the men. The pay of the soldier is
only six cents day, but the army
regulations guard it jealousy. Each
man IS expected to keep his money in
a little bag suspended from string
around his neck, and any officer dur
ing inspection may demand to have
the bags opened and their contents
shown. If it be found that a soldier
is spending his pay too freely he is
reprimanded and Panished. He ;s
compelled to make his pay cover his
expsuses.-chicago Chronicle
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Morocco, the Po6Oder
MaSu<is1e Of. Norfb Africa
Berber VprisinS Thar counfry Again Calls
TO the DANGER of an E<pLorion.

friends of the Moors. Military con-
quest is not the means they have
chosen to secure the ultimate ascen-
dency. Rather, the openness of Mo-
rocco from Algeria has been taken adj
vantage of for another sort of in
vasion. French agents alone are able
to go about freely in certairs PORTIONS
of Morocco where missionaries and
tourists of other nations are regarded
with suspicion. In a thousand ways
they have given French complexion
to things Moroccan Then, too, the
decision defining the spheres Of inau-
ence of the various powers in Africa
gives the French the best right to adj
minister the affairs of Morocco in case
of need. The French have made
strong and subtle alliances amongst
the Moors, some of the officials of
whom have even been educated in
French tactics and honored with posi-
tions in the French Algerian army.
under French power; and while a
stroke of war policy at this time would
arouse all Europe to remonstrance, it
is believed there are other less spec
tacular but not less sure methods of
effecting the triumph of France. If,
as asserted in recent dispatches, the
young sultan, Mulai Abdul ell Aziz,
finds it necessary to seek outside aid to
quell the uprising among the Berbers
to whom will he appeal if not to
France? France is there, patiently
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A STUDENT IN FORESTRY.
Devotes Himself to Study for a Perios
of Four Years I'm the Different
Branches.

Several colleges now provide four
years course in forestry, leading to
the degree of Forest Engineer.
Thu ee of the first professionally train.
ed foresters are now employed by the
Forestry Bureau of the Philippines;
one by the New York forest fish and
game commission; one by the United
States bureau of forestry; four in the
United States general land office; two
by Connecticut, while two are in the
employ of numbering companies. Their
salaries range from six hundred dol.
lars to two thousand, four hundred
dollars a year. In this way these col.
leges are doing for forestry what
many institutions have done in me.
chanicalengineering, mining engineer.
ing, railway engineering, electrical en-
cheering and marine engineering,
civil engineering and agriculture
sending out men equipped with a
highly specialized training to manage
scientifically the great industries of
America, says Success.
The forest engineer, at the end Of
four years rigorous study, finds that
forestry is something more than fell.
ing trees and shipping the logs to mar.
ket. His training, while highly tech.
meal, is as broad as that of any other
university graduate. For two years
he works In the company of three
thousand other young men preparing
themselves for various professions.
Not until his upper-class year does
he take up practical work in the. col
lege forest. In his upper class years
he devotes large part of his time to
the study of such basis subjects as
mathematics including analytic geom-
etry and the calculus; pen topogra-
ply and land surveying; the natural
sciences, physics. chemistry zoology,
meterorogy, entomology, dendrology,
geographical botany, plant physiology
and geology, as well as political econ
omy. In his upper-class years in the
university, he studies law and political
economy, botany, physical geography,
and fish culture and game preserya-
ton. Textbook and lecture instrue-
ton in forestry runs through the four
years; but in the spring terms Of the
Junior and senior year, the students
all live in the woods, where their in
structors put them at work applying
the principals taught in the lecture
rooms.