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The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
LUMBER AND COAL.
SALE or LUMBER AND
A. WOOD.

Mondav, January 3,lofO, at II. 3Op.m.
ThepindaJ Jigned will sell on the land of
WesleyN Hahn, situated along the
road leading from Silver Run to Taney-
town. about q miles from the former
and miles from the latter lat Hahn's
Mild, the following $4,000 feet good
oak boards, plank and scantling, full
edge) 35 cords oak and hickory slab
wood. About acres uncut tifH5er and
tree tops in lots to suit PURCHASERS;
Purchasers will have nearly two years
to remove same); chips, chucks, saw
dust, etc. Also % cords oak and hick-
ory cord wood.
Credit of months. -
dec 242t A. W. FEESER.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
nn

ith serious aC
b. A long listWofNA
r less apparent authehty'
ed to several of the ries
the mummy. The | I'M
uicide of a scientisS ho
be superstition, antNhe
ent OF an engineer who
his mirth.
the first time, however,
mmy has exercised its
nee. 1t came to the rnu-
long list of terrible
ldy to it's credit. Five
ne case was investigated
etcher Robinson, and pre-
him for publication. Soon
led. Here, however, is the
atal events as set forth by
coffin lid, with it's painted
Vas bought by and English
rhebes from an Arab who
In the tombs. On the way
Cairo, a gun exploded, injur-
urchaser's arm so that 1t had
1putaLeu.
The coffin lid passed into the
Zion of another member of the
who on arriving at Cairo heard
3 had lost a large part of his
:. He died soon afterward.
A third member of the party
b poverty.
A fourth member OF the party
shot.
The coffin lid was given to a
9fn London. All kinds Of misfor-
hes overlook her family, who suf-
led large financial losses.
(6) Nine. Blavatsky, the theoso-
list, visited the house on one occas-
b, became very disturbed on enter
3. and declared that there was some
ing with a malign influence in the
use. On finding the coffin lid she
gged her hostess to get rid of 1t.
F(7) The coffin lid was sent to a
aker street photographer to be pho
bgraphed. The photographer was
Itartled to find that the photograph
ie produced showed what seemed to
)e the living face OF woman. with a
expression, instead OF the
old, staring face painted on the coffin
Id. The photographer died mysteri-
,usly soon afterward.
(S) The owner agreed TO get rid
If the coffin lid, and sent II TO the
British Museum. The carrier who
ook ii there died within a week.
(9) A man who helped him met
With a serious accident.
The priestess was attached to the
|oIlege NJ Am@nsRa ~ Thebes, 1000
se4fs befoIe the bTftAatbf z st, and
fore years her mummy b, GOOD in
The corner of the First Egy room,
eagerly sought by visitdIs NdvNoid OF
fear, and h lcarefuly
Slammed by others who Imagine that
d spite OF the professors and OF com
non sense. there may after all be
Ibme strange power associated with
be painted form and features Of the
Egyptian priestess. The supersti-
hous view Is entertained by some Of
he Museums attendants, who avoid
he priestess's corner as II II we're in
ected with a plague.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31

The kitchen walls will require wash
ing quite as much and almost as FREE
quently as the floor. White tiles make
the finest possible covering not only
because they show dirt, but because
they can be easily cleaned.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll
county will meet at their office, in West
minister. every Monday in January.
1910, for the transaction of business.
By order,
f. OLIVER DoDRER,
dec 81 Clerk
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
PROFESSIONAL cal
j. Y. RINkER.

j. y. RINkER.
JUSTICE OF THE rt.Ae
Derr Building East Nam
Westminster. Mdaa
Pensions Special atientloIIs
vouchers, obtaining pensions. appyN
tionS for increase, &c. Prompt atty
ton to all business.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
Periumery
FOR SALE.

IVSE Carcy's Magnesia Roofing, abb
" solutcly fire proof, stood the test
in the recent fire OF AlbauRh e. Babylon
Grocery Co. Sold by WESTMINSTER
HARDWARE co.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
J. MILTON REIFSNIDER,
ATTORNEYl.AT-LAW


SOLICITOR IN CHANcERY.
Special attention to Collection o'
Claims and Settlement of Estates or
nee Albaugh Block, Court street
Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
KIN Sense Of senator Gore.

interested of all statesmen
the flights of the Wright
near Washington was blind
Gore, of Oklahoma. Watch
the word he used. He COM
too, that the flights conflicted
baseball games which he
Ito see"
ort of thing is not affectatlon.
rates the extent to which this
an has devoted sixth sense
- 1JsaF enables him TO re-
% eIsire or scene before
~, builds an extinct
Jll Rgil tooth. Mrs.
LOT 1evoted wife, is
g sppply the word.
( - It eaw" the aero
M L. hes he reads"
literature and
nator Gore in
shion. He
Ne United
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
Lumber, Coal & Wood

You make no mistake when you buy
from US. Only the best Anthracite
Goals are sold buyers. Delivered
promptly. we'll screened ard 2240 lbs.
for ton. Try ton Of our
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
TO CREDITORS.

~ -.
This is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Or
phans Court of Carroll county. in Mary
land, letters Testamentary ON the
Personal Estate Of
FRANCIS l.. Herring,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscriber. on or
before the Bird day Of June. 1909:
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day
Of November, 1909.
AMANDA j. Herring,
dec 4t Executrix.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
FOR SALE, BANK STOCK

35 Shares First National Bank for
sale. +. o. WEANT,
oct II Attorney.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
FOR SALE!
LIME FOR SALE

At the GOODWIN QUAR-
RIES, near Westminster, for
building and agricultural pur-
poses, fresh burnt, in quantities
to suit; shipped by railroad or
wagon. We intend to burn reg
ularly during the season.
Also Limestone for sale.
For particulars address
GEO. W. Al.BAUGH,
Real Estate and Brokerage Co.
j. Ezra Stem, Treasurer.
mar 26 II
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
MONUMENTS.

DON'T LET THE SUN co DOWN
another day without having arranged
with US to place a monument in the last
resting place of your loved ones. Every
d2l .delayxubmits you to the un-
Aof those who note
RKED GRAVE.
IA have interfered
% erect a memorial
see us. We can
E # natter. as satis-
The Democratic advocate., 1909-12-31
Rubber Goods

Guaranteed hot Water Bottle
fi 90.
Guaranteed Fountain Syringe
81 Hu.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
Chief Inspector Laing, Aft
er Minute Inspection,
Gave His Permission.
SHOT F|RERs TO Be EMPLOYED
Excessive use of Black Pow
der Caused Explosions
of -Four Months Ago.

The Lick Branch mine OF the Po-
cahontas Conso idated Galleries Co.
resumed operations today after hav-
ing been ole since the last fearful
explosion early IN January, when
Go men were killed.
After the first explosion, In which
so lives were lost, deputy inspect
or examined the mine and pronounc.
ed II safe and operations were ro-
stunned. His inspection could not
have been very careful, however, as
results proved. Chief Inspector La
Ing has been more careful and his
opinion that the mine is now In SAT 4,
condition will carry weight because
OF the fact that he is known to be
an expert in coaI mining.
Chief Laing is OF opinion that the
explosions of December and January
were due to the excessive use OF
black powder and in the future shot
frers will be employed at this oper-
alton and smokeless powder will be
used.
1T will be remembered that I'm II {,
two explosions III men were killed
and great many widows and or
phans were left dependent upon
charity. A relief committee was
organized and up to the present time
over $4,000 has been subscribed
for their relief. This Includes a
contribution OF $4,000 from the
Carnegie Hero Fund. At least $25 =
600 more is needed to carry out thu
purposes Of the relief committee on
the scale originally contemplate ].
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10

ALBANIAN
UPRISING
Barhan Eddin, Son of Abdul.
Hamid Will Make Vigor.
Gus Effort to Restore HIS
Father.
FLANS TO MARCH
UPON SALONICIA
TO RESCUE PAREN T
1t is Not Now Known Jus,
How Far Plans for the
War Have Gone

belgrade, May lot is reported
here that Barhan Eddin, son o.
Abdul Hamid, the deposed sultan OF
Turkey. is planning an Albanian up
rising. in an effort to restore his "a
rent to the throne OF the ottoman
empire.
Just how far the plans have pro-
crossed cannot now be leaned, al.
though according to the most au-
thentic and reliable information 4:
Is said that Barhan Eddin propos-
es to mobolize an army and mar, IA
to Salonicia and rescue his father.
He win, It is said, make a vigo:.
Gus attempt 20 restore Hamid to tn >
crown OF Turkey.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
CHINESE WOMEN
WERE SMUGGLED
OVER IN TRUNKS
Some Were Packed Into
Crates and Barrels and
Loaded as Merchandise in
Freight Cars.

Chicago. May 10.-Hundrels OF
Cinnamon and score OF Chinese wn-
men and girls arc believed by fed
eral authorities to have been srlig-
gled into Chicago In trunks, crat IS
and barrels and freight cars In tho.
last year by n band OF men in ~
Faso, Texas.
On wealthy Chicago Chinaraan
Chin Yen Quai. has been indicted
ana arrested. and another is being
sought by deputy marshals
The arrest of members of the
band on the Mexican frontier and an
order to send the al legged smugglers
to Chicago for trial, issued today.
arc results OF the governm cats Sc.
cret campaign to stop the practice
The clearing house for the sm1,e-
glers OF Chicago is said to be locat ~
here, and from II the Mongols are
distributed 20 cities in the west an 4
east.
ny uuNt Dtth bIOuBUl HtTOkS
the southern border through I'll
Paso, 1t is asserted, In trunks. and
dry GOODS boxes and shipped in this
same manner to Chicago.
The revelations said. to have be =
made to the federal authorities ars
said to have been astounding. AL
ready seven arrests have been made
at lei Paso, Texas, and It is assert
that several others vii follow in
this city.
The system OF importation was
an elaborate one, the human freight
being consigned to wealthy Chicago
Cinnamon. From here the Chinese
would be sent to various parts oil
the country. and some have remain
ed in Chicago.
United States Attorney Sims has
been directing the investigation in
this city.
Seward A. TIirer, assistant district
attorney, who went to El Paso sew
eral weeks ago to look after the gov.
err mnt's case against the smugglers.
is expected to return to- Chicago
this week.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
Former President is laid to
be the First White Man
to Ever See the Scar ),
and Vicious Okapi.
ANIMAL WAS
CHARGING TEDDY
WHEN HE SHOI
Will Probably Go After Ell
ephant Later During the
Season.

Naples, May 10.-Relatives here
OF Colonel Theodore Roosevelt have
received news that the former pres
ident OF the United States besid IS
shooting lions, antelopes, a rhinoce-
ros AMI n hippopotamus. has CAP.
tured most remarkable amin :,
hitherto unknown. The animal Is
believed to be the rare okapi and
Roosevelt is the first white man 20
ever see one.
This ckaDi was charging Co
Roosevelt when he shot and slight Y
Injured IL, sufficient. however, -
b'ing 1t down and cause It to h.
CT ptured alive.
The famous hunter does not ia
tend to take a try for an elephant
at present, out will probably go after
this big game later on In the sea.
son.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
MULLINS IS
NOW BOOMING
Virginian Has Large Force
of Men at Work Laying
Track on Winding Gulf
Branch.

Mullins, w. Va, May 1O.-(Spe-
cial) THE Virgi1ian Railway con-
tractors have now a full force OF
men laying steel rails on the Wind
ms Gulf Branch. The work train
now goes up this branch about three
miles and by June it will probab y
be running ten miles. Several new
ccal operations will be ready for
business by the time the railroad /,
ready to receive their shipments.
The building of this branch aad
the certainty that the Chesapeake
and Ohio and Norfolk and Weste. I
must also use this gap in reaching
their ultimate destination, gives
promise of bright future for Mat
iins' and already the town is on
quite a boom.
e. w .Worrell, Col. Chilters AMI
j. NJ. Glenn, attorneys o Pinevil,e,
were here this week docking afte =
professional matters in Justice g
court.
VIM. Mcclure has been appointed
postmaster at Mullins and will re g.
move the Office to his new store.
G. e. Mace, store manager for
John Ball, visited Charleston on BUS
mess.
ID. ID. Moran has let to contract
fine dwelling in South Mullins
James Trent and family are thin x
ing of leavig Mullins, it is reported
Mu Inns is now pretty well fixed
for the comfort OF the inner man.
there being eight hotels and restau
rants where meals can be had.
j.. G. Lipord, of Matoaka. was a
business visitor here Friday.
w. o. Lipscomb and Co., railroad
contractors on Winding Gulf, have
completed their contract and are
now moving to Princeton where they
have other work
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
co To MEETING
IN SPECIAL CAR
Knights Templar Of Local
Commandery Are Making
Preparations to go to
Parkersburg, May Is.

Arrangements have been made by
the Knights Templar OF Blueheld ~
attend the state convention of the
order at Parkersburg, May Is. The
delegation from this city will trayol
to the meeting place in a special
car.
At this session Of the grand con-
mandery the B.uefeld Knights viii
enter their plea for the granting OF
a charter to the commandery here
this branch now operating under q
dispensation.
The knights of Parkersburg are
making elaborate preparation for
the occasion and 1t promises TO- be
one Of the most important sessio IS
held in a long while
The local party will consist OF:
+. J. Brown, Il. G. Blackstock,
T. f. Weaver, J. II. Gollehon, w. II
Wade, f. l.. Bailey, G. B. Reed, F
l.. Black, j ID. McCue. r. w. Cue
hedge, G. b. Hancock, G.. VI. Barger
r. b. Ferguson, II. II. McCulloch, J
j. Coke, w. G.. Ba dwin and II. r
Bowen, Of Bluefeld; Evan Thomas
OF Kimball; Thos. a. Shrewsbury, oi
Big Four; William Patroni, o.
lThacker.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
Counsel for Defen;A in the
Hams Trial Opens Argu
ment Before the Jury ir
Flushing This Morning
SAYS KILLING AN ACT OF GOD
Affecting Scene IN Court
Between Prisoner and
His Aged Motler.

Flushing, l.. l., May 10 j Ohm =
Mcintyre. chief counsel for the de-
Tense in the trial OF Captain Peter
Hams, United States army, on trial
here for the murder OF william E
Annis, opened his argument before
the jury this morning and lead IN
by saying that he believed that IN.
mis- death was brought about by a
direct act OF the Almighty God.
Declares Hams the Agent.
Captain Hams was the agent bv
which the act was committed" sa d
Attorney Mcintyre. What / waa.
to know is the jury going to remov
the prisoner and leave his three IL.
tie children alone in the worlI?
They have no mother" vehement,y
exclaimed the attorney.
Affecting Scene.
There was a very affecting scent
between Captain Hams and his az
mother. Tears streamed down tha
cheeks of both mother and son and
the meeting caused more than one Of
the spectators to weep.
Much sympathy for Prisoner.
It was distinctly noticeable in thu
court today that there Is much syfa
pathy here for Captain Hams.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
WILL LEAVE GRAHAM

Owing to the fact that he is cor.
s.dering calls from other pastorates
Rev. l.. NJ. Holloway, pastor of Tie
Graham Baptist church for abou!
one year. has rendered his resigna.
ton effective May II. The minis.
ter has not yet decided which OF tn
calls he will accept.
Since he took charge of the affairs
OF the Baptist church Rev. Mr.. Ho!.
laway has greatly improved the gen
eral conditions of the pastorate.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
CRY Of FIRE
CAUSES PANIC
Hundreds of Lives Are En-
dangered in a Fairmont
Theatre-Boy Falls Into
Orchestra Pit.

FGirmont, w Va, May 1O.-Thc
lives Of 1900 peoVe, most OF them
women and children, were In the
greatest danger here Friday night
when during the presentation Of b,
play by the second warI public
school In the opera housc, some ono
screamed FIRE" In a moment the
entire audience was on its feet,
pushing and screaming and trying
TO get out the doors.
The night was very warm and tho
fire escapes and all the doors wcrc
open. This allowed the first once
ur TO get out and before the crowl
vas closcly packed the audience
was quietcd rs there was no fire.
Harry friedman. the small son Of
Abe Friedman, was sitting in tn
front row II the orchestra circle
when he was seized with an epilepuc
AT and fer into the orchestra pit.
Some one sitting near yelled "frs'
and the panic was on. When the au.
.dience was quieted the boy was co.
ken to the office Of DR.. Jessie Jam
ison for treatment. He s. I'm a
serious condition.
Policemen, firemen and the opera
house attaches were all busy quiet
ing the crowd. It Is almost n mir
acle that no one was seriously IN
iCred. As It was. several peopl
were Slightly bruised and cut. The
play proceeded after the audience
was quoted.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
JEFFRIES SOON
MEETS JOHNSON

Chicago, Ill, May 10 Upon his
arrival here this morning James j.
Jeffries, the famous heavyweight
champion prize fighter, declared he
would fight the negro champion,
Jack Johnson, within FIVE months AZ.
ter his present engagement in vac
deville ends.
Some time ago Jeffries formally
accepted the challenge of the dusty
boxer and is absolutely confident
that he can put the smoke" on his
back in a few rounds. The entire
sporting word is awaiting the a..
preaching sontest VITA the deepe-
interest.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
Deputy Treasurer Suther-
land, of Prince William
County, Va, Disappeared
Last Tuesday Afternoon
THINK He NET WITH FOUL PLAY
Wife Frustrated Over His
Unexplained Absence
From Home.

Washington, May 10.-F'rienjs Of
Albert NJ. Sutherland, deputy treas
urer OF Prince william comfy, vi =
ginia, who mysteriously disappeared
from the union passengs~ stdtiot at
Alexandria last Tuesday do not b..
lieve he has absconded.
They are OF the opinion that the
missing man has been foully dealt
with and that he has been murder
"a and robbed. The police at Alex
andria have been asked to trace tn,
missing man, but up to the present
time nothing has been learned a.
his whereabouts.
Had County Funds
1t is said that Sutherland ha l
several hundred dollars OF the coun-
ty funds when he disappeared. an I
that he was carrying>it on his pers 1n
at the present time.
BOndsman Was with Him.
DR.. ID. G. Cline. one OF suther-
lands bondsmen, was with him ju .
a few minutes before he disappear 81
In fact Dr. Cline says that he
thought Sutherland had boarded the
train at Alexandria and looked To-
him through all OF Che coaches, bus
to no avail.
Had mt Least 5000
There is said TO be no certain way
OF determining just what amount o.
county funds Sutherland had win
him at the time he left the coun. y
seat OF King William. However, IT
said that he had at least $500. He
Is bonded for 1000.
Wife Frustrated.
When Mrs. Suther AMI was ma le
aware OF her husbands unexplained
disappearance she was Frustrated
She is utterly at loss to explain tn
mans absence.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
NEW CHURCH FOR GRAHAM

a committee consisting OF Rev.
Charles w .Sydnor, OF the Episcopa
church at Graham; II. Miller Mitch
ell, Wylie Osborne, ID. d. Williams
and J. l.. Burke, has been named
to take up the matter OF erecting q
new house of worship.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
SLIGHTLY INJURED

While playing in the loft OF tn
barn at his home Saturday aftern 90 i
oscar Mitchell ]. son OF G. A. Mitchell
fell, sustaining slight injuries to his
back. Medical aid was summoned
and the little fellow is reported to be
resting comfortably.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
know where l am or that any trou-
bic has befallen me.
Wished for Death.

Many times 1 have wished that
death were the penalty for kidnap-
ing in Pennsylvania. and can SAL
positively that If this were the case
should have entered a plea of gull
ty, innocent though l be. and taken
my punishment.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10
James Boyle Sentenced To
LIFE IMPRISONMENT
S~~~~~~~~~~~>>
WEST VIRGINIA
WEATHER

Washington. ID. c., May 10.
Forecast till s p. m. Tues.
day for West virginia-Coller
tonight, with fair in western
and showers in eastern por-
tion.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10

IL VIII pay you to live n your
!!fe is insured by e. II. Easley 5-4-rf
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-10

Subscribe for the Leader.
Evening star., 1909-07-16
Wife's Superior Business Instinct.

rom the New York SuE.
Again have ! been reminded of my
wife's superior business instinct" said
the worriedlooking man. '"The first OF
May We rented our apartment furnished
for the summer. and went to a hotel to
stay until time to go to the country.
When moving we found that one of our
trunks couldn't be opened. My wife
ordered that trunk taken to the hotel
with the rest of our baggage. / remon-
strated. Its contents were not likely to
be needed for some time. and 1 didn't
see any sense in hauling it about. But
she argued otherwise.
You can't see to the end of yolr
nose said she. 1t will cost only o5 cents
Evening star., 1909-07-16
suidebooks have it. the thoroughbreds,

guidebooks have it. the thoroughbreds,
the splendid equipages. pass in review
along the historic parades of HYDE Park
for the delectation of the tourist and TO
the settled satisfaction Of the realm
1t is a pity to expose the condition. IN
less its relief is TO be forthwith brought
about Pilgrims from 1.-The provinces in
this country delight to visit the great
'nickel-plush" hotels or New York. They
are under the Illusion that there they be-
hold the elite. whereas those whom they
the enjoyment OF the identical Illusion
So. were the shocking facts not exposed.
the tourist to London might continue to
be content with Rotten Row and the
Ladies' Mile. Happily for him. he does
not often know the difference between
'the real thing and the other kind
Evening star., 1909-07-16
Decadence Of Hyde Park.
From the Providence Journal.

From the Providence Journal.
London may shortly recover from its
alarm al the suspicion that German
arsenal is situated lin its midst II
may come 10 view the antics of the suf-
fragists with equanimity But the sug-
gestion that Rotten Row and the Ladies'
Mile are given over TO indiscriminate
vehicles and commonplace occupants and
promenaders indicates a state OF things
calculated 10 fire all England with a de-
termination for its correction. Such is
the complaint of a London newspaper.
No longer, between 10 and OF the after
noon or between and of the evening.
do the elite OF English society, as the
Evening star., 1909-07-16
The American Man.
N rho Chicago Inter Ocean.

From the Chicago Inter Ocean
If the American man of given condi-
ton makes money more rapidly than his
European brother. he also spends 1t with
liberality to which the European belief
that all Americans are wasteful million
aires bears ample evidence.
The average European writer, hearing
Of little here to compare with the art
treasures, the art atmosphere of Europe,
assumes that we must perforce be ma
terialistic-as If materialism were the
antithesis Of estheticism. He does not
understand that the real comparative de-
gree Of materialism in two countries is
to be found by study of the social