davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
L'Italia., 1907-09-13

E l'amante sentiva e piangeva.
Camminavi pin innanzi ed ecco-
tt un altro crocchio di uomini fat
tt. ammogliati, con figli che canta-
VanO MIRO q ooro.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
Addio! MIC bene addio!

Addio milo bene addio!
L'armata sc ne va,
Sc non partissi anch'io
Sarebbe una Vita.
II sacco E preparato'
II fucile Pho con me;
z allo spuntar del sole
10 partiro da tie.
10 non ii lascio sofa,
Ii lascio un figlio ancor:
Quello che ii CONF ola
II figlio dell'amor.
E tn camminavi, e I'm altrO can
to ii percuoteva ~l'orecchiO. Ii
fermavi. ascoltavi, sentivl:
Non pin fiori, non piu amelia
Sono il pegno dell'amor,
Sc tn mani, dammi o bella
La coccarda tricolor.
II verde mi nutre la speme mel e
II rosso la gioia di un core serene,
e. simbolo il bianco di santa amista:
Siccome lItalia sarai la mia stella,
Col trino colore, che il fianco ii
(abbella
Leggiadra e pin vaga l'amor ii fara.
Z sottovoce, a flor di labbri ri.
peteva lie stesse parole, colo stes-
so patetico motive, nella sua bot
tega, il carpentiere, il falegname
ogni artiere. Belli, belli quei tenn
pi. 10 sentivo quelle canzoni, e gio-
vanotto, com'era, mi sentivo COM
mosso, e c~antavo pur 10. E sempre
Garibaldi era l'idolo di quelle vo-
CT, sempre Garibaldi il soggetto di
quei can't
Anche lie donzelle cantavano, an.
che col canto al suo fidanzato, 9
10 pregava, in pegno dell'amore,
che la conducesse seco:
Dunque parti, O., Gildo in guerra,
Come dir tt posse addio?
Per la patria nostra terra,
Oh! combattere voglio anch 10;
Dell italia la bandiera,
Gildo milo, mi a~ccoglier ;
Partiam su, dunque, e spera
Che il tue ben pugnar sapra.
-
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
Restaurants e Hotels
New Caribaldi Hotel

Anacleto Del Francia. giA proprieta-
rio. tire ami or sono, del Vecchio Carl
baldi Hotel. 222 Broadway st.. avvisa
u pubblico che avendo fatto ritorno q
San Francisco. dopo 8 ami di perma-
nenza In Reno, Nevada, ha comprato
recentemente dai Signori vi
glione Q Savigliano II Campi Restaurant
al No. S66h Greenwich St.. cor. Mason
Q da oggi andrA soto II titolo di
NEW GARIBALDI HOTEL.
Domenica 81 Luglio. principisranns 1
BALL.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13

tinta generate del paese ed al rag
gi solari, offuscando gil sguardi
del nemico, sarebbe stata bersagllo
a questi piu di qualunque altro CO.
lore piu oscuro. Egli la ~prescrisse
al suoi seguaci, e senza spendere
troppe parole, riporto qui per int.
ra la poesia che vi fece su Luigi
Morandi, e che formo uno del plu
belli can't p%opolari.
La leggano j l%ettori. Eccola:
L'origine della Camicia rosa
Garibaldi diceva al suoi guerrieri:
- Figli, con me 81 mangia e dorme
(poco.
Chi a casa nostra non vuol pin
%(stranieri,
Non deve mai trovar posa ne loco,
E per valli e per monti, i mesi interi,
Sempre al sole, ALA neve, %all'acqua
Cal foco.
Con me chi vuol portar veste d'onore
Sc la deve acquistar col suo valore.
Una camicia blanca avete in dosso?
Col vostro sangue tingetela in rosso!--
Sc perduta mel mare la conchiglia
Che tingeva la porpora al tiranni: 4.
Sc perduta e maj pin non 81 ripiglia,
Non 81 rifa coll'oro e con gl'inganni;
Ma la santa Camicia ognor vermiglia
Sara veduta e passera mill'anni.
Finche di patria durera l'amore
81 trovera per tingerla ii colore;
Finche di patria durera l'affetto,
Per tingerla c'e sangue in ogni petto!
Bellissima canzone che mi ia ri
cordare di tempt in cui tutto era
Garibaldi, da per tutto 81 c~antava-
no rhine o versi in suo onore; tenn
pi in cui l'unico nome che suonava
caro-, dolce, v~enerato nella bocca
del popolo r quello di Giuseppe
Garibaldi. = Oh! il popolo; ESQ
sa ben apprezzare gil uomini
grandi, i suoi benefattori, e Ii a.
ma di cuore, Ii venera, Ii applaude.
II Garibaldi oltre all 'essere l'Eroe
dele battaglie e del due mondi era
anche l'Eroe del popolo. Vecchi,
giovanni ragazzi tutti gil gridava-
no evviva in quei tempt di patrio
risveglio e risorgimento. 10 me ne
ricordo di quei tempt bellissimi, e
mi pare essere in mezzo a quel
continue motto, mi par di sentire
ancora quelle canzoni che 81 canta-
vano ogni sera dai figli del popolo
until in gruppi e capannelli per
mezzo lie vie. Bel tempt invero. Tu
non potevi dare un passo, e qui
trovavi un crocchietto di giovanot-
II innamorati che soto la finestra
della bella cantavano a coro, entu-
siasmati e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Giovine sono,
Pensieri non no;
Sc passa Garibaldi
Soldato mi faro!
E l'amante sentiva e piangeva.
Camminavi pin innanzi ed ecco-
tt un altro crocchio di uomini fat
tt. ammogliati, cor figli che canta-
vanO pure a cOro:
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
PIONEER MACARONI FAOToRY
PIEDMONT s co.
PASTE GO.

y. L. DIVA q G.. m0rtfaf
Questa fabbrica moderna fatta solo
per genere di pasta, prima in San Fran
cisco, trasferita in Oakland al N. SSs-s2
Market St., avvisa la sua vecchia Q nuo-
va di potere eseguire ordinf In
generi special. per qualsiasi qualita di
paste e pastine fine, avendo uomini
competent 9 macchinario d'Italia; si u
sano lie migliori qualita dt farine, 9 da
questo e considerata la migliore pasta
della Costa Dateci ordini. Provare' per
credere. Non 81 vende ALA minuta.
Tel. Oakland 1907
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
Sigari Q Saloons
Sigari e TabaCChi
@. y rGIAO

-L g. AnCHELOTTI = FIGIAO
Z pu grande fabbtca d. sioai . tabacchi nentovest UMca fabbrca d.
. Z. Tabaeco TrncLato n I: Michelotu . Ftgho. Specialize In sgan
ca Bonita Guardats1 dale 'imita.onL Tuti i nosta tta6acch poTanos II nostrs
frezn come prtma d eseguiGono prontamsnt III ordni
88A6 MISSION ST. 9 426 BRO ADWAY ST. CAL.
L'Italia., 1907-09-13
La camicit rosa = Garibaldi j
popolo G le dome. m

La camicia rosa che indossava-
no j militi garibaldini E divenuta
pur essa storica, leggendaria, e sa-
ia ricordata dai posteri con ammi,
razione e venerazione grandissima.
La camicia rosa era la veste
prediletta del Grande Eroe e la in
dosso sempre, fino ALA morte. Es-
so la usava non senza ragione,
giacche, diceva, che da lontano il
color rosso 81 fonde meglio con la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
UNITED STATES STEEL HOLDINGS.
Big Increase in Number OF Dividend Checks
on May 81.

There has been large increase in the number
u United States Steel stockholders in the last
.hree months and May 81 the number of checks
for dividends which will be sent out will exceed
the total the last dividend period by ten thou
sand Following the March break in prices on the
Stock Exchange there was active investment
absorption Of United States Steel preferred and
large buying Of the common. and a consequence
OF these operations the list OF shareholders exceeds
hundred thousand holders of record.
Many people who the stock are not listed
the corporations transfer books, as their stock
is in other names instance Of which is furnished
by one holding company in Europe which has IN
its I'm the neighborho cd OF four hundred thou
sand shares. representing many individual owners
IL is estimated that at the present time the Ger
and British investors hold in the neighbor-
hood OF million shares Of the United States Steel
Corporation. OF the par value of 100000 600 Moro
than one hundred and fifty thousand shares are
held by employees OF the concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, May 1.-The weekly return of the Bank
of England shows the following changes: Total re-
serve decreased 1852 0 circulation increased 800
600, bullion decreased f433330 other securities de-
creased $685. O0 other deposits decreased GO 900
public deposits increased 600 notes in r serve
decreased fS5s,0OO and government securities an
changed The proportion of the banks reserves to
liabilities is 452l per cent. against 40 90 per
cent last week. and compared with 3Sa4 per cent
last year; The rate Of discount is unchanged at
per cent
Paris May 1.-The weekly return of the Bank
of France shows the following changes: Notes in
circulation increased 6175Oo0 francs; treasury de-
posits decreased 40 600 francs general danoslts
increased 7S950000 francs: gold hand increa sed
100000 francs silver hand decreased g7b 600
francs; bills discounted increased francs
and advances increased 1,6500O0 francs.
Berlin, May 1.-The weekly return of the I'm
perial Bank of Germany shows the following
changes Cash on hand decreased ei3 $50 900 marks
treasury notes increased 500 900 marks other secur-
ties increased 65Ss0.oo0 marks and notes In cir
culation increased 81 $4,000 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
GENERAL ELECTRIC PRICES UP.

The General Electric Company has ordered an
advance in the price of electrical railway apparatus
Of per cent. effective OF May This follows q
previous advance OF per cent made on February q
last making an increase Of 10 per In this Inns
of goods since the beginning OF the fiscal year.
Railway apparatus constitutes about 10 per cent OK
the gross volume OF the company's business. or
say about 100000 year. Last November the cou-'
pany ordered an advance Of 10 per cent IN various
classes OF electrical goods comprising about 40 per
cent OF the total gross business. The present ad-
vance will therefore average OF 10 per-
cent higher prices FOR fully one-half OF the COM
panys gross orders booked this year. ON the BASIS
OF the gross business for the fiscal year just ended
this would be equivalent to increase OF S""'"'
a year In receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was more
active. and while prices at times developed more
or less irregularity. the general undertone
Atchison rights showed a material Improvement
Manhattan Transit irregular Tri-BuIlion ad-
vanced nearly q point heavy trading Boston
Copper was active. and advanced more than a
point. Batopilas ruled firm. Butte Coalition was
up a. Dominion Copper was steady. Nipissing was
slightly lower. Cumberland-EIy and Nevada Con-
solidated improved fractionaly. Nevada Utah was
irregular. British Columbia was down Y. fair
amount OF activity shown in the Goldheld
shares. Bonds were dull and about steady The
advance In Trf-Bullon was due to inside buying
the purchases being based on the company's i'm
proved prospects and on new rich ore discoveries
on its properties. Considerable realizing was re-
ported In Manhattan Transit but interests identi-
ned with tho company not sellers The latter
believe the stock will sell many points higher and
time proposition 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

Trading in the securities department OF the ~
York Produce Exchange yesterday was eonnnea %
six mining stocks The market was unsettled. Win
a tendency to 20 lower. Branch Mint sold uo"A
TO 14,ac. ~ points below the closing price OK %
preceding day. 1t reacted later to 10 Ne
Exploration Company firm az lsc, a nan Po.s
below Wednesdays close and Tramp Consonuas-
remained steady at SIC. The total trahsdc'.o
usrs 90 snar.s "a follows 1850 Branch MIMI -
14,,c and lsc 1000 Gold Bar Goldheld at soc' 800
San Toy a. ssc 100 Nevada Exploration Con0eNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cau money in
London. 2a2l4 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills, per cent; long bills, ga per
cent. Berlin discount rate AS per cent Paris dis
count rate, 39s per cent Paris exchange Lon
don. 25 francs 16 centimes Bar gold. It's 9Ihd Ber-
lin exchange on London. 20 marks, 47l4 pfennigs.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-Brit consols for
money, 81 1916 for the account, So 3-l6, French
rentes, IS francs 8 confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened at 2t2
per cent: highest. 3 per cent; lowest, "a per cent;
closing 2d2Is per cent last loan per cent; ruling
rate. 2I2 per cent. Time money quoted at
5l.d4 per for sixty days Al per cent for ninety
days, and 1895 per cent for four, five and six
months. Commercial paper was quoted at 5I9d6
per cent for sixty TO ninety days and four months
and 6G61a per for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened steadier. with sterling rates up 5
points to 4S64 $500 for cables 4s620q4sGA for de-
mand sterling and 4.S33Oll4s3iO for sixty day bills.
Short francs quoted 517la and short reichs-
marks at 80. The market became shade higher
after the opening. with additional advance Of 0
points in sterling rates TO 4S655l SG65 for cables
S6G4S $500 for demand sterling and 4s335a4S345 for
sixty day bills. In the afternoon short francs were
quoted at 5.17l@g5171z plus l-92 and short reichs-
marks at 80 plus 1-32. Offerings OF bills were light
and the market became duh. but the undertone
continued firm. Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
Diuidend Notices.
AMERICAN SHELTERS SECURITIES

AMERICAN SHELTERS SECURITIES co.
Il Broadway, New York. May !. 1907.
QUARTERLY DIV No. 8, PFD STOCK SERIES p.
The Board Of Directors Of the American smeters
Securities Company this day declared dividend
Of I ~ Preferred Stock Series b" Of the Com
payable June LIST 1907 stockholders of record
that date
The books of the Company for transfer of the Pre-
ferred Stock Series b, Will be closed P NJ. May
oath 1907 and viii reopen 10 A. NJ June 4th. 1901
G. n. BORDEN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
BANKERS posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston- discount
Chcago-Par. Chareston-Buying soc discount;
selling, 1-1Oc premium. st. Louis-2Oc premium bid
San Francisco-Sight. 2l2c premium; telegraph. &c
premium. New Orleans-Commercial, soc discount;
bank 81 premium. Cincinnat-3Cc discount Sa-
vannah-Buying SOC discount; selling, 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS-New York-Exchanges
s4l0.S29,7O4 balances. $15.625,5OO Phiadephia-Ex-
changes t32 3OS 3l4; balances, 49, 772 Chicago
Exchanges $6i1743O6: balances s. 336, 26S Baltimore
Exchanges. $61l3.S4S; balances $4S9 665. Boston
Exchanges $41 S4,339; balances, s., 500, 1856
SILVER MARRET.-Bar silver, 655sc. Mexican
silver dollars 50I2c. Bar silver in London closed
at 30 Sled.
GOLD PREMIUM.-ln Madrid, 1895. Lisbon. 250
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures exchange on
New York is quoted at 200l2.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recefnts
reported from Washington, 81 205 1872 internal reVe-
receipts $S5445 miscellaneous receipts S53s 800
Receipts for tho day, $25593O7; expenditures ST. SO
600. Receipts for tho month to date, $5,9i 790 ex-
penditures. A0400O0; excess of receipts. q34 100
Receipts for the year to date SOL 0S 45O expend-
lures, 1892 ,90S excess of receipts, SIS HOSE
SUB-TREASURY.-The Ssub-TreaSury was debtor
to the Clearing House S5S3 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
AMERIcAN LocoMorIYE co,1PANY.


The Board of Directors this declared dividend Of
and per cent. the capital
stock payable May 81 1907 the stockholders
Of record the close Of business May TO- 1907 Checks
will be mailed
Transfer books Of the common stock will close at P
NJ, May 10. 1907 and reopen May y. 1907.
LEIGH BEST, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
Financial Meetings.

PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE q CHICAGO
RAILWAY co
Pittsburgh, Pa. April 80, 1907.
NOTiCE--The Annual Meeting OF the Stock and Bond
holders Of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Chicago Raj.
will be held the office Of the Company, IN the
city of Pittsburgh Wednesday May 18th. 1907. II
O'Clock the purpose electng Directors three
in the place Of like number whose expires that
day and 10 al a vacancy.
j. b. UPHAM. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
lions for government bonds compared with
Wedpesdays:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
No. III Fifth Avenue. New York.
May 1st, 1907.
4 dividend OF 2i1cs and an extra dividend of 5cs
have been declared upon the stock of The
American Tobacco Company. payable June LIST 1907
stockholders Of record the close OF business May
18th 1907. Checks Will he mailed Transfer books
- close az p May 18th. 1907, and reopen at 10
a. June Bird. 1907
J. II. w HICKS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, May ., 4 p m.-The market for Ameri-
securities duh. closing unmportant
price changes Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

40 Wall Street. New York, April 4 1907.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared
semi- annual dividend OF Two Per Cent. (2G1 the
Preferred Stock of this company, payable May 10.
1907 to stockholders of record April 20, 1907 The
transfer books Of the Preferred Stock VIII close II
o'clock noon on April 90 1907. and win reopen on the
rnorning Of May 10. 1907.
c. G. HEDGE. Vice-P President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
OFFICE OF
Amalgamate Copper Go

OFFICE OF
Amalgamated Copper Company.
~ Broadway, New York, May j. 1907.
Notice is herebS given that the stock certificate
transfer books of the Company will be closed Mon
day May 10. 1907, o'clock p. NJ for the purpose
of the annual meeting OF the Company, TO be held
June 3. 1907. such books VIII be reopened
Tuesday. June 1. 1907. 10 o'clock 4. NJ
A. H MELIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
BONDS.
COBALT STOCKS.

'odd lots. tsells cents per share. y
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-14

money for the bettefment of harbors
and rivers which now prevails to
such an extent in European countries
the Boston architects recommend for
their harbor the creation of series
of very long docks, capable of accom-
modating vessels of from 500 to 1000
feet in length. They also urge fur
Their plans for the improvement of the
great freshwater basin which is being
created at the mouth of the historic
being the establishment of an IS
land, with business blocks and public
structures just to the south of the
new west Boston bridge
The renewal of interest in New
England is matter of waterways
Improvement which is popularity sup
posed to be a matter of concern
chiefly to the middle west and the
south, is in line, with the early his
tory of the section. In the first era
of canal building, before the railways
came in artificially to check the nat
ural development of waterways. the
Middlesex canal, connecting the Mer-
rimack river with Boston, was one of
the earliest and most important trans
portation routes of the nation. Elk
tending across the country from the
junction of the Concord and Merri
mack rivers. it brought to the sea-
board freight and passengers from the
New Hampshire towns and logs from
the forests of the White mountains. II
was intended in the early part of the
nineteenth century, when the expan.
sion of railroads could not of course
be forecasted, to connect Boston with
the Connecticut river by way OF
Springfield, so that commerce might
| thus go down the Connecticut and
thence to New York City. There was
also a scheme for extending the can
nal westward along the Connecticut
| to Albany and the Erie canal by
tunneling under the Hoosac mountain
| "a feat which was later accomplish
| ed by the Fitchburg railroad.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-14

centers of population in the United
States is evidently regarded by the
committee of Boston architects as
proof that the permanent prosperity of
the whole country is largely condit-
Toned by cheap transportation The
report in more general passages conn
ments ON the remarkable circum
stance that the railroads during these
latter years have so entirely absorb
ed the attention of a country traver-
sed by rivers like the Mississippi,
Missouri, Ohio. Hudson, Connecticut
and Merrimack. In days when the
Father of Waters was full of snags and
shoals and unlighted by the govern
ment is carried immense freights
During the war of the Rebellion il
proved very useful channel and bore
northern gunboats to signal victories.
During the war in June, 1868, great
national ship canal. convention was
held in Chicago expressly to discuss
the very subject which now agitates
the national rivers and harbors con-
gress, for the question was then up
for discussion of uniting the gulf OF
Mexico with the Atlantic ocean by a
system of waterways nayigable for
gunboats, the ultimate object being
to augment national wealth, to at
tract population, to facilitate transpor-
tation, and to secure military de-
|, Tense. in any national contest on the
lakes. There had recently been a
disagreement with Great Britain and
it was feared that the English might
place gunboats on the great lakes
| through the Welland canal at time
when it was absolutely impossible to
get American gunboats into them
from the Mississippi or Ohio. The
possibility of increasing the size OF
the Erie canal was also considered
| then.
This whole scheme of national i'm
provement of waterways, which is
now so seriously contemplated and
part of which is already in execution
| is referred to by the Boston archi
| tects' report as belated carrying out
of the plans of 1868. when the cir.
| ircuit is complete so it is stated
! 1T may become as profitable to carry
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-14

freights up as down The Mississippi
and there will be something crafty
ing to national pride if it ever does be
come possible TO thus carry cargoes
without trans-shipment from New Or
leans through the interior of the con-
tinent and on the Atlantic coast. The
OPINION that there is future for
such American inland waterways is
shared by many people. President
Roosevelt says "One of the effective
methods of effecting railway rates is
to provide for proper system OF
water transportation, and Mr.. James
j. Hill says, There has been no pro-
ject before congress in twenty years
which interests SO many people and
will prove SO great benefit to the
entire basin OF the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers as fifteen-foot chan
mel or canal from st. Louis to the
gulf of Mexico.
No publication of waterways i'm
provement would be complete if II
did not refer TO the magnificent work
in this direction is being done in Eu-
ropean countries The report of the
Boston Society of Architects quotes
with particular approval from Eli
bacher's recent book, Modern Ger
many, a passage summing up the adj
vantages that canals have been to
Germany
'Germany's industrial success is
doubtless due 10 a large extent to the
assistance received from her water
ways. In 1902 Notwithstanding the
marvellous growth of the German mer-
chant marine its inland shipping has
grown tc be $50 per cent. larger than
the tonnage Of its sea shipping. and
this increase TO great degree In
vessels of large size The average
size is from 200 to 400 tons on minor
waterways: on the Elbe 1000 tons
and upward; and on the Rhine barges
of from 1000 to 1850 tons may be
seen. The Rhine-Elbe canal, the
Danube-Oder canal and tine Danube
Elbe canal are enterprises which
would require an outlay Of about
100000 each. The Rhine has
been changed from tourists river
to channel of commerce $4,000. 900
having been spent on 1t during the
last twenty years; and Cologne.
which is $50 miles from the sea, nov
runs "a steamers to England. Russia,
and Scandinavia, and on the canals
and rivers in GERMANY commercial
and industrial activity is developing
with marvellous rapidity"
In line with the policy Of spending