Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-03
NOVEL PLAN TO
UNITE STATES
Of EUROPE
WORLD MONARCHS
URGED TO CONSOLIDATE
Nobleman Points
Out That Federation is Only
Remedy Against Dry Rot Of
Present System,
nHy Robert Hroderlek.1

London. Nov. Lord Rothschiid Is
. one N the many capitalists here who
r believes that the present papieky COM
dfion u the stock market IN Amer
= iea D. due to President Roosevelt
T, campaign against the trusts.
Z When interviewed the other dag on
Z this subject ne said. 4 cannot see
/ hou this condition can b. ascribed %
, the present boom IN trade even if this
does leave only little cash free Tor IN
gesfmeut. The depression Ga the
I United states as well az IN all other
Z countries g. due solely % the fact.
! that governments an over the world
are hitting AZ capital
Much ~ also done by the press 10
! iinclte class hatred. hut though there
are lnhuman and hearfless capitalists
most " us APE not - bad ~ we arc
painted
/ do no, deny that we. myself and
my associates. are rich or that we en-
Joy many luxuries. but we have never
been Indifferent 10 what is meant b.
poverty and we claim Tor ourselves. as
f0f other banking houses. that our
business promotes Inn
Hates employment, and renders trade
possible"
The golden casket which the city Of
London q to present 20 the kaiser
when be- Will visit Gulldhali a week
from Wednesday Is now almost TIM
ished.
u Is made from eighteen-karat gold
enriched With rubies. emeFalhs n
diamonds on the front are the ful
arms ~ the kaiser. emblaz0ned with
diamonds and emeraldH. with enam-
elied views ~ the Guiidhall and Man
sion house.
Thfre are also four hase hgurea
representing sculpture, music. painting
and HFnfUYuru and tho RnW UHUANAH UFUIH#
Of the city of london.
The Initials. IN diamonds. ~ the
emperor and impress appea with the
word Welcome. ALSO lH diamonds. on
the I'D Of the box. which Is sur
mounted by 4 gold hgure emblemati-
cal Of Fame and Commerce.
Having beaten an transatlantic rec
ords and snatched the blue ribbon ~
the ocean away from German the Gu
nard company Intends to shorten the
ocean voyage stili more by making
Holyhead4 Instead 81 Liverpool. their
starting pnint on his side.
Surveys hav been taken ~ then.
harbar and the London and Norih-
western Railway company has had
the advice Of expert engineers ~ to
the UsaCticabilfy Of constructing
quays under the shelter Of a b%reakwa-
ter The expert opinion is mat ac-
~commodation could be- provided for
The greatest vessels afloat. and that
they could enter and leave the harbOr
with perfect safety.
Two very important factors have
nov led the Cunard company 10 con- 4,
slider the scheme very seriously. The
irsi Is THAT the Lusitania and the :
Mauritania are too large 70 be- locked,
exec % for repalIsi % therefore n Z
qua berth would De better than the
existing system applied 20 the Lusi- q
fWNW.H az having hon f4HaT4N Hn tho
rive. The second and more serious
fact " b. that the main channel into
The Mersey-the crosby channels
rapidly losing be- depth.
According 10 an admiralty survey
report just issued. ~ has decreased Oh
depth from IS feet az low water. Co
81 feet. This moHus delay at or near
low water
70 interest the sovcrulnus of Europe
In tile formation ~ The Uuiied States
OF Europe DE- the purpose Of a PAM
phlct which Cir Max wacchtef has
sent % every crowned head in Europe
SIR MhN vino has been received boz
audience by the czur. the kaiser. Em-
pHrar Francis Juaeph. King Victor
EN- uel and President Fallieresi de-
clafts THAT these influential person.
age are almost unanimous in
in admitting that European federation
a. the only remedy against the evils
whit 10 De- points nWi but most OF them
tear that the difficulties 90 surmount
are too grat so the present time.
The following are tho principal
points in his memorandum. /
What are the circumstance which
have combined Gao bring about the /.
phenomenal development of thei
Dnf.cd States of America and how FAR !
can Europe follow the example Of 2
America This d. to q great extent :
am HHnmamHHHHN uHHU.H#.H. HTHHa HHENfUaN {
States 1874 great natural advantages .
which cauuut De- obtained iu Europe. \
but some Hf rHe principal causes 80
fhrir success might easily bee repro-
duUed in Europe
They have an enormous extent OF r.
rich soil. which only requires cultiya- q
tinn ih order o. produce good rec q
SUITS a
Minerals % aI descriptions .
Inbound BOZ their large territory ana are q
q considerable source of weaifh. :
fniT a. very small proportion OF =
men are withdrawn from productive :,
work far military purpose ~
The tudusirffa of thc United states =,
have "a substantial advantage over .he =,
lndustries az Europe ln fhs fact that :.
they are naf hardened Nsr Europe. :.
WIN th" Expense of hrafH ornaments =,
Last. nut naf least. ther enjoy abb -
snlufe nen irua. between fhe dimcr- y
parts uf their enormous territory. =.
which prsduHrs everything and this -
must lc considered a. f1t main source
RI their ncUuu u'Hfed wealth
What N gliuE Yu .u Europe 90 fhe cu
same time a.
The different countries are aU arm- ~
against each other Europe
a~Npendiug annually upwards 81 gf2.- ~
100000 on o. armies and nlsies This W
Goes hot include the cost 20 nrfirrn- =
lions IN he different countrIes nor the =
appalling inss which European cuuu- y
.rles suncr hy permanently Withdraw ~
ms fuur million men af fh.Ir best agc -
rom productive Wnfk
The erushiug fuNllirn which is REL
luired fa Keep up these armamHnfs
created u~idrsprsad dlrtnrtent n VI
boz produced socialism end other sub -
.er.IKa d1rfrines
Each country haF Is Own tariff ~
shich creates q barrier aralnst- lts 81
l~fiEhhHf and this system has already -
produced most serluue and KrrF east- -
q unr narr -
Where D. This leading ua tof -
a faf a human Judgment goes -