The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
IN OTHER LANDS

The announcement that NJ. TimasheG
governor of the State bank, will succeed
NJ. rnulriazeG 81 : minister OF commerce
and industry has aroused great interest
Since last July IL has been an open secret
that NJ. TiTiriaIef intended 10 Withdraw
from official life in order 10 devote his
attention TO the great private enterprises
connected with his name and To give
moro time 10 the Russo British Chamber
of Commerce,
The United States may end 4 lesson
which seek TO defraud the revenue by the
recent action OF the Russian government
The Great Northern Class factory of this
city was charged with extensive frauds
including two mllionalres, were prompt
~ arrested, as wcll as It's leading coun-
sci, a well-known corporation lawyer
named Krcutcr. These men will be Wig
orouSly prosecuted.
Faced with tho urgent necessity of
tapping new sources OF taxation, the cN-
ccuiivc officials of the Berlin munich
pallty have decided that the imperial
capital must follow the lead Of other
German cities and resort to the taxation
Of unearned increment. The city fathers
have taken as their example the town of
Hamburg. and the scheme submitted TO
the municipal council Is based upon the
increment value tax in force in the great
North sea port.
Raid Mustapha Er Rcmiqui. recently
appointed governor of FL NSar. Morocco.
after having paid a handsome sum Tor
the post to Mulay HaGd seems to have
been carrying things with high hand.
Ills FIRST act was 10 lmpriSOu a great
number of natives. among whom We're
persons under Spanish, French and Brit
ish protection. and to impose upon them
heavy fines. Vengeance as well rs greed
appears TO have animated him as ho
was longing TO rctaitetc upon those who
complained against him when ne was ad-
ministering I'M 1908.
Italy. in common with other European
T.gUf1 .as,tg In hfrf tFss-I
troubles, The Giornale Italia dcnounccS
the changes in taxation proposed by Sig
nor Glolitti as a mere parliamentary ma
neuvor to escape the consequences OF the
marine conventions and prolong The
life of the ministry. The same Wow
seems TO be taken by the different groups
resolved 60 oppose the government on
principle. without reference 10 any popu-
lar measures It may attempt,
The imperial budget OF Germany for
excess over last year, including tho sup
Elementary estimates Of G3i2,oi0. Tho
recurring expenditure includes the fol-
lowing Increases, Imperial army. EGJ0.-
0oo; navy ES5O. 900; imperial debt E1ia.-
600 The nourccurrinS ordinary eNpeudi-
ture shows Tn" following decreases: I'm
Imperial army, GO, 2,O95.oOo; colonial Of
fee. & Gl;c50.OO0; and the following in
creases Navy, 100000; imperial debt,
cess. ooo
'Nn'ldl NSlrldll, '"UllhdHulnE tht ~ uiu
army corps, In presenting new culors to
tho Aquila regiment at Brescia. made
very imprudeul and foolish speech
which nj ono" "ntaicd strong Ilsci-
plinary measure by order of the war min
lister. The general, IN giving the colurs
To the soldiers. said that the Italian tri-
color is now luuusted TO brave king.
who IS looking beyond tho frontier 10
ihos" italian brothers who ar" awaiting
their liberation lie then referred To- The
hills and fields not far from Brcscia
whore SO many Italians had fallen (or the
independence uf their country and hr
ADDED that the work Of unity is not ended
aud VIII not bc ended until the Italian
provinces are recovered,