The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

PARTY HAS TRANSCRIBED
LIMITS OF DISCUSSION
Attacks Religion and IuStitu-
tion of Marriage, and Has
Incensed People.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.

Special cable To 1he Tribune.
BERLIN, Oct 32.--The growth OF the
socialist organization is tho phcnomc
non of politics in the empire. There is
feeling that socialism as a political
force has reached the high-watcr mark,
The party, flushed with success. has
transcribed tho limits OF discussion on
public questions by attacking religion,
and the institution of marriage which
Germans. both Catholics and Protest
ants. regard ~ a sacrament. In their
profcSscd efforts TO regcncrate society
tho socialists arc attacking nearly every
institution, sacred and otherwise. BY
this policy they have not only kept out
men who might otherwise affiliate with
them. but have driven from their ranks
men who believe in socialism as an eco
nomic, doctrine. As strong as the party
Is. IT, is not ss strong by far as IL might
be II IL let religion alone.
Champion Advertiser.
4 local thcatcr manager may dispute
Americas right to bo considered the
champion advertiser. Recently the fol-
lowing advertisement appeared in the
newspapers here. Just as = new play
phan. with 10000 at her disposal aud
proprjetrcss OF one Of the most impor-
tant retail businesses i'll Prussia, wishes
TO meet a young man capable Of man
aging her business, with "A view 10 mat
rmony No special business training
necessary, nor need he be possessed of
means. Write M, w. r.. guardian, No
agents"
Dukes. barons, adventurcrs. business
men and thousands of mechanics an
swcred the advertisement On the morn o
was presented each Of those who replied
to tho advertisement received j beautiful
Autographed note In these terms: Sir
1t IS most important matter to know
whether my niece will please you. This
evening sho will be with me at -
thestcr in box No. -. NJ. w. T."
The thcatcr was crowded with young
men. and during the play the lorGncttes
were all turned OH the box mentioned.
but I, was empty, the only vacant place
in tho theatcr.
Cure for Dipsomania.
new treatment Of dlpsomauia is an, :,
nounCcd. a patient Who has been cured
was an apparently hopeless case. The
doctor who reports the case prescribed
a drug" 10 be taken i'll minute doses.
1t is a violent poison. he told thf p1 >
tient. and can be absorbed only grad :
uaIly In time Tho system becomes in-
urcd To it. II must be mixed with the
patients vino or spirits at the rate
OF one drop the first day; two the sec
able 10 aSsimilatc whole glass Of A.
The drug will discolor the winc, The
| dipsomanac dutifuliy followed these d.
rec,lous and noticed that. as the doe
| tor had said the color OF his wine grow
puIcr as he added more of tho drug.
! lie observed also that he became accus"
toned TO drinking less and less VINE as
! hc Increased the proportion of tho drug
| At last nc drank with pleasure glass
full OF the drug with only Dash OF wine
| I'm it. lie is nov absolutely cured. and
| feels no craving whatever for Wine or
| sprils. He went 10 thank his doctor.
| aud said: Now doctor tell me- what
| that marvellous drug was which bias made
another man of me-" Water, said the
| doctor,
May Recall Invitation.
| Some time ago tho emperor sent an
| offciaI invitation to King Mapudi TO
| visit this city in December. II was ar
ranged that the festivities include mil
| itary review. Now that the former king
| of Portugal Is a private citizen, the
question is. Will William carry out his
| programme?
| The Kaiser has presented Il statue of
! tho famous French admiral. Co,igny, from
whom he Is indirectly descended, to The
city OF I<icl.