Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-08-22
BRISBANE
THIS WEEK
Hindenburg Sleeps
Important Stork News
Building Happiness
MIR. Green Sees Danger

MIR. Green Sees Danger !
Through miles of flaming torches
H%indenburg was carried to his
grave. No representatives of the
Hohenzollerns appeared. The United
States sent a wreath. The ceremony
began with the funeral march from
Beethoven's Third Symphony, Fro
lea" written In honor of Napoleon.
Services to honor Hindenburg's
memory were held In various
churches here. New York's Gov.
ernor Lehman sem to the Zion
Evangelical Lutheran church a trib-
ute euloglzing Hindenburg as "a
great soldier and statesman"
Italy reports that the stork will
soon have the honor to bring an
other little Mussolini to the dicta-
tors household. This delights the
italian nation and causes more gen
eral interest than would the arrival
of q%uintuplets in any royal family.
If that new baby inherits Its ia.
theirs qualities, ii may play an i'm.
portant part in the world.
1t is officially stated also that the
widow of Chancellor Dollfuss will
soon have Interesting news for the
Austrian people. Dictators come
and go; the stream of babies. for
tunately, never ceases. and there is
hope in every one.
At ''Two-Mountain Chalet" "a
beautiful lodge. Graded among the
Rocky mountains" Mr.. and Mrs.
Roosevelt had dinner after driving
125 miles through Glacier National
park owe the Great Divide. After
dinner, in a broadcast speech, the
President said many things of in
terest to the people of the United
States.
He said, in the first place, that
1.-THE stealing of the public domain is
finished" That is most encouraging.
The President says the nation has
entered IAN era of building, the best
kind of building-the building of
great public projects for the benefit
of the public and with the definite
objective of building human happl
ness"
Mr.. Green, head of the American
Federation of Labor, warns the gov
eminent that II must do something
for the 100000 idle. If it does
not act swiftly, Mr.. Green says, so
ciety may take over the means of
production"
What is society? President
Roosevelt's government has already
taken over the means of produc-
tion," taking charge of industries,
pay rolls, shops, farms, spending
public money by the billion In an
earnest, sincere effort to restore
prosperity by financial artificial
respiration.
Constantine, Algeria, reports
bloody, fatal rioting between Mo
hammedans and Jews. More than
20 Jews we're killed, many injured.
An Arab mob, armed with black.
Jacks, revolvers and Arab knives"
invaded the city's ghetto, setting
fire to houses and dragging Jewish
men, women and children into the
streets, to stab and beat them"
Some of our best minds, that have
been shipping dollars and securities
to Canada for safe keeping, out of
the reach of our radical, conhsca
tory" government, will shudder
reading the speech of Harry Stew
ems, Canadian minister of trade and
commerce. This gentleman says
big business" made up of "unscru.
pulous financlers and business men,"
exploited Canada's consuming pub
lie, starved her producers, sweated
her workmen, gouged her pulp, pa.
per and other industries and left
her with a choice of reform, dicta
k1~rhfz - wounIv%3nn
Earl Beatty, admiral of the Brit
lsh fleet, has common ense. He
thinks Britain should regulate her
own naval strength, decide questions
of defense for herself, not asking
opinion or permission from other
countries. Many Americans feel the
same about their own national de
tense, and wonder why a people of
123, 900 900 should be less indie
pendent than Washington's u. s. A.
of 100000.
Cetinje, Jugoslavia, reports q
farmer stoned to death by villagers
who saw him using a toothbrush
and concluded that 1t was "a magic
wand for practicing witchcraft.'
Unfortunately for the victim, he
was seen using the strange instru-
ment that he carried" just after 0
cow had ceased to give milk, two
dogs had gone mad and the son OF
the richest nan in the village had
eloped with a gypsy girl.