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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
P REP A R In G
TO PAVE A
ROAD

AT the new freight depot men were
put to work this morning wetting
down the roadway 10 the depot The
road in which the drays are to reach
the loading and unloading sheds for
local traffic is 10 be paved with
granite blocks. Before these blocks
arc laid. however. the roadbed is 10
eb macadamized and rolled.
This work of rolling will start as
soon as the road has been properly
watered Some OF the material need
ed In the regular construction work
at the depot has been delayed in it's
arrival and work on the roadbed.
which was expected 10 lie started
later, has been started earlier for this
reason.
The brick work on the office part
of the depot is going along very salts
factorlly. and II will not he very many
more days before the masOns will be
throGgh with their part of the work.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
AZ | I A I ION
IN SP AIN
Big Demonstration Of
Catholics to Occur
on August I

Madrid, Aug. $.-The agitation of
the Roman Catholics in northern
Spain, who are In great part siding
with the Vatican in the pending con
flict with the Spanish government. is
steadily assuming larger proportions
The organizers OF the proposed
manifestation at San Sebastian
against the cabinet OF Premier Ca
nalejas and its policy toward the Vat
ican, declare that tho demonstration
Will take place In spite OF the refusal
of the authorities TO grant the per
mission for it. They expect 100000
church men TO visit the summer cap
ltal and participate in the dcmonstra-
tions on August 7th
The prohibition OF the demonstre-
ton was printed, 1t is said, on the
representation OF tradesmen. that the
manifestation might easily develop in.
to great disorder.
Paris, Aug 3.-King Alfonso, who,
with his queen Is the guest of the
French republic. had long confer
ence with Premier BRAND last night
1t is presumed that the religious sit
uation IN Spain formed a subject Of
discussion
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03

work was of high standard. too. ant
moro than one older one praised 1t.
Thon came races OF all kinds for
boys and girls of all ages, from The
intermediate TO the primary depart
ment, and good prizes were given to
all winners.
AT O'Clock the srpper was served,
the first table. seating no, being com
pleteIy filed with the primary and in
termcdiate scholars after which the
served, and lastly the parents. Many
parents came after busiless hours and
delightful twilight gathering was
the result After supper the BOYS ad-
journed TO the ball grounds across the
street. and two of the classes having
provided teams. n good game was
played. About O'Clock tired but
happy crowd turned toward home
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
T lie SCHOOL
Gil lid r EN-
OF OGDEN

II is anticipated that tomorrow al
ternoon the reports OF the school en-
umerators OF the city schools for this
year will be ready to hand to the
clerk of the board OF education The
enumerators are given until August
10Th to report. but. it Is stated, IL is
more than likely that the census will
be completed tomorrow.
J. J. Harris, principal of the Grant
school. census-taker for the Second
ward. has been DELAYED in his work
because OF sickness and an assistant
is at Mr.. Harris room in the canyon
today checking up the work with him.
The canvass has been carefully
made and the best possible results
have been obtained the officers of the
board OF education being certain that
the figures will show a material gain
in the school population
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
PROPOSED ISSUE
IRRIGATION BONDS

Washington. Aug. 3-The treasury
department officials are working over
the form of the proposed issue Of S20,-
600 900 worth of bonds to aid in the
completion of reclamation projects.
Congress, at its last session, au-
thorized this issue, and the secretary
Of the treasury has notified the In
terror department that 1t is ready to
turn over the amount or any install
ment OF 1t on call. No date. however,
has been fixed for such IN issue.
The preparation of the bonds is
likely To require two or three months.
and the department Is. therefore. TAX
ing preliminary steps so as to avoid
delay when any issue should be
deemed necessary
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03

to ask for guidance on the roads
through the outskirts of Belvidere
After Shea had given the desired
information, Roosevelt leaned over
and shock hands with him Shea was
overwhelmed al the honor and was so
eager to tell his friends that he ran
two miles into the city and dropped
unconscious just as he was about to
gasp out the news II took two doc
tors four hours TO bring him around
and he will not be out of danger for
several days. He has long suffered
from heart disease and ne had been
warned against hard exercise
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
MANY BIKE
RECORDS BROKEN

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug 2.-The
unpaced mile record for bicyclists
which has stood for nine years, was
broken here tonight by A j. Charge
an Australian, who made the distance
in l;52, clipping one and two-lifths
seconds from the record held by w.
E S0muelson.
Clarke has made NOR than a score
of attempts for the record, but was
never successful until tonight In
the two-mile handicap Clarke lowered
his own world record oil 3;40 10
S;SS l,5.
L. NJ C0lVin of Salt Lake City. won
the hye-mile western championship
race FOR amateurs from a field of u
starters. His time was II 10 20
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
OHIO NATIONAL GUARD
TO BE SENT HOME

Columbus. O.. Aug. 3.-Nearly one.
half OF the 1900 Ohio National Guard
soldiers on duty in Columbus will be
sent home Thursday morning. on al.
vice of Mayor Marshall and the Ma
tional Guard officers. Governor Har-
mon has acauiesced This was agreed
upon at conference held at the office
of the adjutant general today.
1t was the opinion of all parties In
the conference that the mob spirit
had been broken and that the remain
ing troops and the local police force.
which VIII be reinforced by MANY
deputies sworn in by the mayor, will
be able to preserve order.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
GIRL DRIVEN OESPoNOENT
BY LOSS OF A POSITION

Colorado Springs, Colo. Aug. a.
Otilla johnson. Swedish girl. des-
pondent because she lost her position.
sought death by living the life of a
savage In the Garden OF the Gods.
near the mountains. In the daytime
she picked berries and herbs and at
night slept in cave.
Yesterday with her clothing. torn
almost to shreds. she was found
kneellng on the steps OF the Swedish
church She was turned over to the
police and will he watched in the
fear that she may attempt to end
her life.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
Los ANGELES HAS AN
ELECTRIC LIGHT FIGHT.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug 3.-The
electric light and power companies
OF Los Angeles have determined to
test in the courts a recently enacted
city ordinance fixing the rate per
kilowatt at seven cents instead OF
nine cents, and yesterday allowed
TWO employees TO be sent TO Jail IN
detauit Of bond for alleged violations
OF the law. Attorneys for the com
pahles announced that test would be
made In these cases and that they
would sue for wits OF habeaS corpus
me law not only reduced Tho cost
o' neat and lighting, bu, made other
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03

steel wicket in the door turned tho
stream full upon him.
Guy was equal To the occasion.
however. and catching the stream in
tin bucket that WAS In the cell, he
hurled il out through the opening
drenchinG the guard TO the skin. The
fellows shoes we're finally removed
in order 10 minimize the racket which
he might make by kicking the door
and he was left 10 himself,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
SUB=ST ALTON
AZ DRUG
STORE

Sub station No. / OF the Ogden
postofice is TO be discontinued at
North ogden and established at Cul-
ley's drug store The change will be
made August IL
The cause for the change is the
fact that the district in which the
sub-station has been situated is SO
thoroughly covered by the rural mall
service that the station has been un-
profitable to the postofice depart
ment.
The new station will be in charge
OF Mr. Culley. Money orders will be
issued and registered letters accept
ed the same as at the general post
Office, but no mail will be delivered.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
coASTING ACCIDENT TO
TEN-YEAR~OGO coy

New York, August "a coastilg
race in toy automobiles down steep
hill In residential section Of upper
New York, resulted last night in the
fatal injury of Vincent George, ter
years old Yincents little automo
bile got beyond his control and swerr
ed in front of a trolley car, catching
against the fender and hurting Ii'
occupant beneath the wheels.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
FOURTH DEATH
IN SAN DIEGO

San Diego, Cal. Aug. 3-Capl Peter
Sampsel OF the local fire department.
who was shot Monday by Bert s. Dur
ham. who also Killed one other mem
ber of the company, his wife, child
and himself, died today.
viii recover unless complications set
In
The bodies Of Durham his wife and
child were inferred today
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Saratoga. y. Y, Aug. 3-That Span.
iSh war veterans in their present uni-
form may be mistaken for bandmast
ers, livery drivers or bellboys, is the
declaration OF State Commander
Maurice G Simmons before the
seventh annual encampment of the
New York Spanish War Veterans now
IN session here. The commander
recommends a new regulation uni
form
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
WOMAN is CHAMPION
SHOT OF NORTHWEST

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 3.-First hon.
ors In the opening day preliminaries
OF the Pacific trapShoot held under
the auspices Of the Interstate assocl-
alton, were carried of Yesterday by
Mrs. Ad Topper Vein OF San Antonio.
Texas, who made a score of 1875 cut OF
q possible 200. Her nearest compet
itors were J. Mclaughlin OF Seattle
amateur. and Frank Riehl of Tacoma,
professional. who made scores of 1911.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
W | LII I ES [
LICENSE
I Ak

In the case OF the city againet G. G.
Griffith Is charged under two counts
with conducting the sale OF ice cream
pn the streets before procuring Il IL
Censc from the city. was called In
the municipal court this morning and.
BY agreement. certified to the dis
lrict court
The facts In the two cases are ad.
n,itted by the defensal, and the mat
Ter Will be taken 10 the higher courts
for the purpose OF testing the valid
jty of the merchants license, in
the revised ordinances OF the city.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
SALOON MAN KILLS BARTENDER

WINSLOW, Ariz., Aug. 2-Robert
w Johnson, saloon man was shot
and killed at noon today by a Miller
a bartender. The tragedy occurred in
Johnson's saloon. where Miller be-
came abusive and was ordered TO
leave. Drawing his gun. he placed 1t
against the breast OF his victim and
fired. The mureder was placed In jail,
where he is strongly guarded, Lynch
ing is threatened. but the officers are
confident of their ability to protect
their prisoner.
READ THE CLASS ADS TO-DAY
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
RAIN IN IOWA

Des Moincs. Aug Rain last
night over eastern and northeastern
Iowa, those sections that were driest.
was OF great benefit to crops. Corn
has reached a critical stage in all por-
tions of the state,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
DANGEROUS TO
MEET ROOSEVELT

Belvidere. Nj. August 3.-The hon.
or of shaking hands with Theodore
Roosevelt almost cost r. j. Shea his
lie Colonel Roosevelt travelling
southward TO the coal districts by
automobile, on Monday. accosted Shea
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
CARTOoNIsT DEAD.

London. Aug. S-L4nsley Sac
bourne. chief cartoonist of Punch
died today after long illness. aged
10 Mr. Sambourne's cartoons hare
been a prominent feature OF Ponch
Tor the last decade.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03

stringent regulations. One OF the
men arrested was accused OF ylola,-
Ing the law In that he charged pat.
rons for installing ipcandescent lights
in the houses.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-03
New York Money

New York. Aug. G.-Money on call.
easy 1-2a34 per cent; ruling rate
| 10 per cent. Closing bid 1s2 per
cent; offered at 3-4 per cent. Time
loans, firm: Tor sixty days 3a3 IA per
cent. for 80 days per cent; for six
months 7-Sa5 per cent.
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6 . G. 6 g G 6 . @ &C @ o Q 0
ERWIN ~. WIDER
PLEADS GUILTY

New York, Aug. ERWIN
j. Wider, the young cashier
Of the RuSso-ChincSe bank IN
this city. whose stealing from
the banks security box result
ed in a loss of more than
$500,000 to the institution
pleaded guilty today TO lae
Indictment against him on the
embeZzlement charge. Wider
was remnnded for sentence gu
August 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-27
M0Y|M|ENTO POLL
T|CO en- GUAYAMA,
Sc prepara una gran para.
da unionista para el 80
Sc esta organizaudo un impor-
tante campeonato de base
ball con los teams de toda la
iSla.
Ha empe7ado la vista por ju
radios en- aquella corte.
De nuestro corresponsal.


Han empezado los juicios por jura
dos ante la corte de alstrlto hablell
dose visto hasta Ia fecha los julclos
siguientes:
Dia q de Octubre Ell pueblo dc
Pto. Rico, contra Matias TeSidor y
otro por dehto de atentado contra Ia
vida. Nisto el juicio el jurado tralo
un veredicto de inculpabihdad, y Ia
corte absolvi6 a los acusados.
Dia 25 Ell pueblo de Puerto Ri
co contra Miguel Negron, ,escalamlen
to y el pueblo de Puerto Rico con
tra Francisco Santiago por el mismo
delito de escalamiento.
Vistos ambos juicios, el jurado los
declare cmpables del dellto de esca
lamiento en- segundo grado y Ia cor
te senala para dictar las correspon
dientes sentencias, ell dla - de los
corrientes
Para manana 26 estan sehalados
dos iuicios: uno contra Pedro Desus
nor delito de atentado contra Ia vida
v otro contra Santiago Rodriguez
por mutilacion.
Ha venido q hacerse cargo de las
fuerzas de esta ciudad el lefe dc dls IL,
trito de Ia policia lnsular ST. slong
Continuan con gran entuslasmo Ia
celebracion de meetings politicos. To
das las noches celebran ambos par
tidos en- distintos sitios de la pc
blacidn.
Para ell dia30 del cursante Sc anur
cia una gran parada unionista que
promote ouedar muy lucida, a juzgal
Dor ell entusiasmo de los elementos
ganizadores de esta ciudad.
Sc esta organizando un campeons
to de Base ball" en- esta poblaclon
entire los mejores elementos de L
misma. Es el proposito de este can
peonato celebrar una serle de dess
fios entire los mejores teams de Ia Il
la, que Sc proponen venir a esta cl'
dad con tales porpositos. Sc nos hi
asegurado que los beneficios que St
obtengan de estos desafios, seran de
tinados al ARE glo de la iglesla catol
ca de la ciudad.
Muv de veras celebramos q. est
proyecto tonne Was de hecho pues
en- verdad que hace tempo Guaya
ma no tiene la oportunidad de We
.buenos iugadores por sus alreded
res. Esto vendra a proporcionar Ill
POGO de distraction en- esa epoca qu
basatante Sc hacn notar las diverci'
nes.
Fclecitamos a los iniciadores.
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& corone| Howe.
En- la campana contra los
indios gano una medalla
de honor el actual jefe
del reglmlento de Puer-
to Rico.
Can al resim;ento 81 de volun.
tarios recorrio 500 millas en-
Fjlipinas rescatando de- los
tayalos al comandalte Gll-
mOur.

Es el primer iefe del bizarre req
miento de infanterla de Puerto flco
que esta ahora en- San Juan un anu
quo v conocido milltar del elerclto re
gular de los Estados Unidos, que ma
regresado ha POGO dc su pals. u GO
ronel Howe Sc graduo en- "a Acaue
mia militar de West Point, en- el ano
II, SS7. Sc bati6 muchas veces en- arl
IONA hacienda las eampallas contra
|los indios ell Dakota, Nueyo Mexico
y Arizona y obtuvo como recompen
|sa a sus seryicios ALI la medalla de
honor de Ia campaha.
En- Ia guerra hispano americana, es
tuvo en- Santiago de Cuba tomando
parte en- las jornadas que ALI Sc libra
Iron entire las tropas del general es
J panol Toral, Vara de Rey y otros le
Ifes espanoles Y el cuerpo de elerclto
del ieneral Staffer.
Luego paso & Ia Filiplnas y alll es s
tuvo al frente del reiimlento de IN
fanterla nlimero "a, de voluntarlos.
| Con ese battalion hizo brlllantes lor
nadas en- las montsnas de Luzon,re $
catando el comandante Gllmour, &c
la marina de guerra, el cual con 20
companeros fue prislonero de los mon
taneses fiHpinos y retenldo por eatos
cerca de I'm aio. En- esta excursion
tuvo el coronel Howe Y sus soldados
que recorrer mas de 500 m'llas ven
lciendo grandes obstaculos presenta
dos por Ia naturaleza y los honlbres.
FL hoy coronel Howe slrvlo amos
en- Filipinas.
1 De 1901 hasata 1904 sirvio como
comandante del primer battalion del
Ire gimiento de voluntarios de Puerto
Rico v en- 1905 Sc lie deslgno para el
cargo de comandante de cadetes en-
la academia militar de West Point
, Cuando fue Incorporate al ejercltc
re gular de los Estados Unidos el es
presado el re gimiento de Pto Rico e
ISr Howe tomo el mandate de la t,
erza con el grado de tenente corone
! En- su resdencia de Puerto Rlct
! han acompahado al primer lefe de
; re gimiento puertorriqueIo, su dl
) tinguida Sra. y senorita hija q. til
men numerosa relaciones en- esta Sc
ciedad. La mayor particle oficlalldat
: del re gimiento es puertorrlquena
/, la clase de tropa y clases es toda de
: pals. I'll iefe Howe tiene la est
r maci6n de sus companeros y subo
, dinados que hallaron slempre en- e
! estricto miltar:pero caballeroso con
pafero de armas y amigo. Su Pc
} manencia al frentede la fuerza ha 5
do vista siempre con aTado.
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10 MEJ0R.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene 81
mejor surtido de objetos do
arte y novedad para regalos,
V esta constantemente reciblen
do los nltimos modelos. 81 Vd.
desea comprar un oDjeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado =
crlstai tallado LEJ1IlNo tiens
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo vende artieulos buhSot
todos garantizsdos. Espeeia-
lidades para Iegalos Ne DO
das.
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"El primer cuentista puerterriquelo.

7oEs abce "La Correspondence de Pus.
Rco trunfan ella oasdera deendo
e primer cuentista puertoqueno 6lenio aer5 ~
conservdo
de LA CoreSpondenca
arrebatado por campedn.
sofa Coresponenca puicara MEDIA qua los recbsai
.odos los que emitilo
Lo que LA C0rrsspondencla, en- 10 psslble, esperE
onetos de ia Coepoa icncia emll.
enero teraro estudio de nuesa vida reglon
nlos
autorcs que clio t>mea
uaao imagnativo vida puertouena balo toio
ella pGede
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BASES DEL CAMFEONAT0
Bases generates del concurso IN
telectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por nurnero-
sos y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos renitidos; muchos,
esperando turno de publication.

La Corresponncia ama Puerto Rico ngenio7 capacs
de podcry as aa todosos
tgando eecamente denommado Ia teratre caste
llama ueno LA Coespondenca deea puede1 producer
de sa obeto ha deco ab medic ds
esta ina abe campeona de cueno decda cua sea
autor del cuento de
Los cuentss deben ser inedites
La Correspondenca vencedor
estabece para adeante iguen bases
1oo que remos "a Correspondence oma
parte een nedos a estas rasss
Para d campccnaho de ia Co5respoadenca"
2o cuentos dben sscritos nono'
pubcados Peo aqos ha puco p
adverran ndcando eln pubcdal E p.
ntdHo debe de todo modes e nombra del
Cuando termina Ell pl8zo del campeonate
So dsde Ell 10 de Julio De 1902
termnara el 10 de Noviembre de 1916
4oLos 1000 palabas teyo
ueden cros RESIDENCES a tuera de ei
5on mmo pede campeonato vaos catos aa "a
de de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-27

Los euentos hasa ahoya recihoos pubcaaos para ~.
char % e oaI4onao LA Cores poEdenca sus auto
res SOD los Que slguen.
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No 10 DIVIDES.

Kcn San LAS Los sres. A. Alva
rez hermano. siguen obteniendo e! mo
or exito eon laventa del acreditado
Ron san Luis producto de superior
calidad que ha conquistado justa ia
ma en- la isla y luera de ellie No
contiene sustancias nocivas y Is una
bebida t6nica y reconstituyente No
olvideis que los pedidos deben hacerse
4 Ia acreditada casa cals de San jose
en- San Juan Ron San LUIS
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Cuando termina Ell pIszo del campeonate.
Formation del iursdo.

eoH is dc Nouiem5re de 1910 ~" Coondaca a1rra e5is;
para oac6n que ereudIo de los cuenos IA
clnl LA CorresDol
denca pubIcara Is da de fecna M q. p
50 nombres residences en Ia h DE- ferna
retente urado cacador los 81 consr
cada auo emo La Correpondnca nota -
doce nomb de vote de grado omac
del uado Esta voacon determnara los 5 30 nomDe d. Il
a doce ouedaran deads los de cuenos caaato
udo De candidates La Correspondence dl..
los hayan
da1 tornado urado cahctor del de DE- la
iresponduca de Puerto Rico II urao consudo IL II
Dcembrs de 1910 de
peonaoy Is de de 1911 dcho daa yerecs)
~
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Juventud para t0dos.

,Desea Vd. oonocer el mdor tinte
ideado para devolver al cabello su
primitive color?
,Qmere Nd ZANZIBAR Sd canoso Pc.
10 Tor una hermosa cabellera negra
y sedosa?
lie gustarla 4 Vd hacer desapare-
Ger el fso signo de vejez que in dudx-
| blemente producen las esnas!
! sta d. nteresado enhacer una
buena conquista?
I.ntonces, decidase 4 usar Ia nu7
atamada
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ILIYENii INA

que es sin disputa ell mejor t'nte CO
nocido para restaurar el csbe lo
De veDta en- todas lis farnacias
Al por mayor. II J'aeal'11na
CO p 6. Fox i0i Pence, 2. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19

this concern, since each new mine opened
the proportionate share held by the state.
1t was to combat this movement of the
financiers against the state that a law
was recently passed giving the govern
ment the right to buy at fair valuation
any new mine or mineral products dis
covered, whether on privately owned land
or not.
Prussia. which carries the business OF
public ownership farther than any other
German state. Is engaged in the lumber
business, cutting and selling the timber
from the crown forests. 1t leases farms
to tenants upon the crown land; IL OPP
crates q few iron and coal mines; II has
extensive potash and salt mines: It has
porcelain factories and retail stores for
disposing OF their products: IL has bank
ing system conducted frankly for the
business Of making a profit for the state.
and IT Is engaged in many other minor
enterprises Of an Industrial character.
German cities follow the example Of the
German states, and as a matter or course
own the street railways and other forms
of municipal public utilities The mu-
nfcipality also Is a partner in many pri-
tel, q bakery, a restaurant or a brewery.
Just at this time there is a great deal Of
political agitation in Germs any, and eSpe-
ctally In Prussia, but II is q remarkable
fact that In all OF the loud chorus of OPP
position to the government there Is no
adverse criticism Of the paternalistic pol
Icy Of the state with regard to public
ownership and control Of industrial en-
terprises.
Tom0rrow@THE GERMAN ADVANCE.
XVI-MOnarchiea Socialism.