The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-24

G~sesumene ExtFmvaganSe. UF0an Cumsns'
m. ana Trade Uuigmasm Amsag Cl,s calsss.

G~sesmnsene Esxtrmvagamea. uFoan Cumgna
m. "a Trade Uuigmasun Amsag ths camsss.
To rnH EDEron OF TIVE SrS--Sk: Tha
| whola civilized world 10 a. preesne CO.,
frDneod With two serious problems eBHll-
ing solution. 4 refer On the inorsaso9 eooe
Of living and tho congestion In tho wnFkss
for investmsnis. % IL OF course % b en-
Doctsd that many reasons VIII be as.lgned
for this unhappy state 20 anairs. ouach
rr,ediss are suggested In numborssss
variety and 0overnmsne oOmmAnsions IN
tni. country are sitting In solemn eae9Aon9
pr~6sndInR 10 investigate ft naGy b
assumed In advance that their hndfngs
In respect Of the high cost OF food WI
incrimlnAts the so-called trusts Inss v
perfectly Natural. since these oodiee arc
purely political and are expected 70 pienss
the people. OF course 10 remedy can %
hoped Tor by baaassd theoFiEina and ths
resultant lsGislation which % fathera.
The causss for the present situation are
deep rooted and are the natural ouseomS
Of q definite economic trend. IL 10 more
Interesting and divertinE 10 assign obscure
ana reoondits causes even though an oo-
vlous solution presents itself. Thus 30
ana much learned discussion q things r.
| Tnotely coRnate 20 the point &C issue. and n
mi; s"ss NJ sSss 30 S a. r. e
| TO the political eooDomist and ths2rtfSr
~; SsnssS ma PS Thin nn,. ~sTssy & spS
Siseussion,, me fscss .hat The rus. cen:
ses .ed me Sp ,,Ss' 600 Scc y solS hat japan
Sss y..%. ia. Daso ss fSsS
silver basis are reconstructtns then credl.A
that the con,inasa sxps MO. 70, 81 ne T9S rs,
overlooked when ne sscribe high com
Sss =, Sri ssd ana iSnssiSn % ne hen oof
i for some less interestinE hat parhapa more
S Sarsfs, sar~ss y IN. n.ld l.ads m %
present stat. Of affair." Goyernmsns q.
IN the cities, and trade. unioalsm. ne
increas sing extrava sance 81 Govesnment u
81 in"rs"ssd "a ssiiSn rents rise, and unlln.~
ned issue q secuIi,iss: sspeciany y En Ss.
s'f s,sh:r f TsS on an osssr inssst@ssss
IN the same clase Thus doe mAtlcn
sxsmPlity y; poSsr ~. 70 S SSs1EoE I Ies
YorE city. an advance % quarter q one
par cent, over the prsSSen. I.ss. e mlHSs-
,icisn cars. Tor business meshods; sneh =
thing as balance or syss s,, y qs rI
We we come s o., behind. ISSUE rsvesus Soqds
for ore year aud than fund them with
80 year ohlisa,'G;ns :, Z I.S Hz S =;
ing pressure. God help us when the day
1
| We come now 20 the question % The
! concentration OF population IN cittee With
/ resultant depopuhtion 81 the rural dis
I tricts. This always tAkee place 40 country
/ increases in wealth The pleasures and
| Ia xu ries which the cities aRord attract an
\ increasing percentage of tho popu4 uQn.
/ with tower peOple IA ratre crops ana I've
| stock the coet naturally advances % point
| where the PROFITS realzable induce capital
and tho wage eayner- tn quit the yorkDnop
/ for the aslds Finally must admit thae
1 the worldwide advance In wa9es es ths
| result % trade unlonisur n an ENORMOUS
factor In raising tho price Of sverythfng
| 10 everybody The advance IN wages u
I a purely maGinary beneAt 70 the workman.
and " reacts % him worst OF al. Us
| eNactiona 81 trade uniontHm are more die-
| Astrous than the excessive profit at dimes
! enjoyed nv ~onhina tons OF capital, To
| sim M then. the conditions that have
enumerated are certainly not such &c ytll
lend themselves 10 legislative CORRECTION,
| ~ long 80 II anuses the people absurd end
iynpraciicable laws viii be passsd and The
deTna RoRuen viii continue ~ TIT &C wins
mills Rlr all this sort ~ activity WI not
even bring forth - much a. . mouee. Ths
! history Of civilization has shown that the
present crisis Il not novel and Win IN the end
| Nork out ita own solution. worldwide
| reimbursement confronsa Nc. when " VII
! cowa NJ one know. hut Ne do know thaa
l no Government. commission NJ AZ can
/ retard or advance the process.
| ALBERT n. GALLATTU.
/ NV YoRw March ~