The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-24
TOWN MAKING ADVICE
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stFeets. tAnseh rsnar sosesAee. may mn
exsctly paraisei each n M. Tbey swise
and tusn wheFe she ''waAnNesin9'' will
be the Fs~t ~aes.sive from every poin,
II view. with sh0st cuss woesr they
are nes-d~d tor trNc3s. o. 0ther rur-
psAes and i,i~axing vtasas wh~se The
grouping of tils bultdimga ALREADY eset.,-
ed and the hhers coatempiated mas
been planned foe.
None Of the tities now lsssink ln'Auii-
t4d incline~ tn the "wbee! spoke" ays-
TEN. such ~ h see0 10 veraaillas.
Washington and lIetrolt. Very aeldMn
dNes the coDfigurati0n 0f the land lend
itself 10 this idea. even 4: what h al.
ready In existence In tie way OF lu.-
provementn could b~ u,ilIxed. II h
the plan not to vushie~s.y tear down
old landmarks. but ratber 10 hutsd
around them Or up to them and To
make the moAs ~ them. II IL com
bination OF utility. beauty and pt'tur-
sequences. With systematic rules i9-
nored aud an eye always kept on
trafhc requirements. lccai preiudines.
trade. heait hful habttatiOna and NJ n,os-
pberic conditiOus.
Gtuttgart. tbe capital OF Wurttemherg.
Ia an example Of thia n,etMsdkai aud
scientific lSerman planning. The city
h located IN q narrow valley. and the
hills on either side are covered with
vineyards First q resident ar'hisect
spent i've years In closely studying the
available area. the character OF the
buiidings already erected. the direction
the probable expansion of the "ity
w"uld naturally take and the neterM-
ties OF the residents. Then the plan
was subjected to ali sorts of criticism
There was 4 detailed explanation By
the archite<1: the mayor. himAelf
~tlentist. reviewed II: critkisn,s wets
made from the s0cial economic view
l,s,tnt: learned men 10 hyGienit~ studded
Il. and others trained In their several
professions reviewed II. Adapted after
4 aearh hing examination. reiuvenated
Stuttgart will BE- q city where the very
best results will he attained for its
particular environment.
What has been gOinG on 10 atuttgaft
has been progressing in many M',er
German cities. not TO quite 10 eiabo-
rate an extent perhaps. but sufficiently
20 TO relieve congested senterH, exttr-
pate slum districts and M create
heatthsui conditions where here,ofore
lurked diseaae and death.
In Germany. m elsewhere. extraOrdi.
nary expansions OF mrhan ,n0n,cipaii-
ties have led 10 land speculation. and
u,:,ny who were only In moderate 'tr-
cutnstaRes have become rich Syl-
vester Kaxter In his article In the At
lantic on the German way of ulaking
better cities says that ''in one nf the
Berlin suburban towns alone there are
a. many m forty peasant miIii'naires.
men who few years ago were peas
ant prOprietOrx and are now made ricb
BY the vatnp~ the growth of the great
capital has given to their land
Others have been uade rk.h by the
fact that the improvements effected
through planning for more beautiful
cities have taken IN l'arts of their hold
ings. leaving them with valuable real
estate from no efforts Of their own.
The budget now under discussion In
the reichstag IN taking c"guizanre OF
these values. and II II proposed. M II Ia
10 England. to txke for taxes certain
percentage Of this annual inrrease.
Some Ut the cities when ,DhklnK these
improvements condemn the land nut-
right. holding tue fee title Of what re-
l,naius for rental purposes aud thus
themselves getting the benefit OF the
increased land values
THE Knockout Of knoeksr.
There ohce was a man named Bill Skink.
Who had an ABDOMINAL klnk.
10 oe more exact.
His intestinal tract