Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 43

' i SALVADOR SUCCESS LIES INHARD WORK Yiny Republic Most Prosper- ous and Stable Among Smaller Nations. Saivador, the latest Latin American republic to reach an agreement with he United States for a sort of Inkneial umpirage by the latter is he subject of the following bulletin ¥om the headquarters here of the Tational Geographic Society: “El Salvador, whose name we thorten to ‘Salvador,’ is the smallest ¥ the republics of Central America. | Hore, it is the smallest country, in- Jependent or dependent, on the main- mnd of either North or South Amer- ca. But it Is more densely populated han any other country on either wntinent; and measured by trade )alances, it'is more prosperous than iy of the other Central American Spublics, Has Farming Middle Class. “Surrounded by neighbors, the gov- ynments of some of which have not Jeen marked for their stability, and Fhose soils have not been notable or freedom from war, Salvador has sd a comparatively peaceful exist- @ce in recent years. This is o Salvad prosperl Fhoughtful Salvadoreans also point »ut that, just as an individuai's suc- tess is ‘likely to be due more to spiration than to inspiration,’ so t is with states; and that collectively | falvador has gone on generating | wosperity through the perspiration ot Bdustry from year to year. “Kconomists can point to other lactors. Salvador is almost unique | n its part of the world in having b fairly well developed middle class, Mmall farmers who cultivate their ywn lttle farms, Finally, Balvador Jas welcomed and protected foreign Japital, a fact to which it owes good ransportation facilities and numer- bus thriving industries. “In assessing the showing that Sal- vador has made it must be kept in xind that a considerable part of the republic’s 18,000 square miles is sroken by mountains and even ac- ve volcanoes. Yet the population supports is so dense that if the wme rate were applied to the United | jtates our census figures would show | early 350,000,000 inhabitants. And | e country not only supports fts| \eavy popuiation, but has a favorable | sade balance of $3 for every in-| jabitant. This is twice as great as ihe fayorable per capits trade bal-| ice of the Uhited States, as shown the latest figures. Position Unique, “Little Salvador is tucked away on © he Pacific side of the Central Amer- pan isthmus. It is the only coun- ¥y between the north pole and South America that does not touch both ceans. “Coftee is the most valuable Salva- Jorean product. Not a coffee tree ex- ed there before 1840. ‘Then a razillan school teacher who had Fove\i to Salvador, brought a tree om his own country. When this rst tree was planted in the teach- )r's garden, according to enthusi- Mstic Salvadoreans, the cornerstone )¢ the natlonal prosperity was lald. &ow there are 100,000,000 trees in the republic, and berries worth m dons of dollars are shipped out an- ually, moat of them to the United tes. : “The man on horseback, though a aceful one, still exists in Salvador, even shapes railroad policy. Vearly every train has in it an ani- nal caf. The horseman often buys ckets for both himself and his ount, is hauled to the end of his urney, e¢limbs into his saddle and $des on his way.” ICTOBER HARD COAL SHIPMENTS DECREASE | ¢ lotal of 6,564,528 Gross Tons Slightly Less Than Year Ago. Ty the Associated Press, PHILADELPHIA, November 165 Jhipments of anthracite for October, 3 announced by the anthracite bu- ‘eau of information today, amounted ©_ 6,664,626 gross tons. These figures are not comparable | ith the previous month of September | n account of the suspension of min- g during negotiations between oper- ptors and miners, operation not hav- ‘g been resumed until September 19,/ fhe average daily shipment In Sep- ember after operation was resumed \mounted to 219,490 gross tons, an in- jrease of about 43,000 tons. Compar- | ng last month's shipments with Oc- lober, 1922, there was a decrease of a Attle ‘more’ than 3,00 $3.50 Philadelphia AUSTRIAN DUKE DIES. Ernest August Wilhelm Succumbs to Apoplexy at Gmunden. By the Assoclated Press. GMUNDEN, Austria, November 18.— Ernest August Wilhelr, Duke of Bruns- wick-Luenenberg and former Duke of Cumberiand in the British peerage, dled yesterday. He suffered a stroke of ap- oplexy Tuesday on his estate here. Ernest August Wiuhélm was born in Hanover, Germany, in 1845, the son of the King of Hanover. He was a cousin of ‘the late King Edward, He had a courtesy command in the British army, but adhered to Germany during the world war and was deprived in 1919 of his British rank of nobility by & king's order in council. The duke married Princess Thyris, 2 sister of the King of Denmark. In 1913 he renounced his right to the throne of the Duchy of Brunswick In favor of his son, who, when Germany became a re- public had to glve up his regency. Since the war the duke has lived on his estate at GGmunden. Prior to the worid war the duke was considered one of the wealthiest of European royalty, his palaces at Gmun-" den being filled with world-famous treasures of all kinds, notably silver. His fortune, however, beécame greatly depleted and recently a large portion of his collection was so'd at auction. U. S. SHIPS QUIT TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, November 15. —All the American war vessels, ex- cept the torpedo boat destroyer Mc- Cormick, will leave the Bosporus to- day. 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