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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-01
JAPANESE EXPANSION

Japanese aggression continues 70
agitate the minds OF those nations
having important interests IN the
Pacific ocean, Notwithstanding
the frequent assertions that
Japan is credited with hav-
ing enough to do to take fare
of herself, without NEEDING IN
other nations affairs. One of the
recent writers on this topic is Sir
Audley Coote, who tells IN the
Melbourne Argus what he saw and
heard in Japan. While in car
he overheard several japanese of
fcers talking about Australia, It's
excellent commercial and agricul-
tural possibilities. They were OF
the opinion that the whites were
playing the part of the dog in the
Manager, and that Japan could
make much more of Australia than
England had. They considered
England useful as a national ally
to Japan, but if ill-feeling arose it
would be quite proper to send a
few war vessels to Australia and
annex some of its most productive
and promising colonies. This idea
Sir Audley Coote said he found
very prevalent throughout the
country.
Generally speaking, these re-
marks may be looked upon as mere
idle vaporings, and excusable in
citizens possessed of great national
pride. But as the Argus remarks
in its comments, such tidings
should strengthen the Australian
Colonies in their decision to hold
aloof from Japan, and not be too
precipitate in entering upon closer
treaty relations. The only real ele-
ment of danger would be in event
of great war in which the naval
strength of the British Empire
was overtaxed. In such a case Jap
an, enrolled upon the side of Great
Britain's enemies, would be a Sc
-ious menace to Australia.
Thus the Australians simply
AXE note that danger may threat
IN from Japan. With the Dutch
he situation is strikingly different,
and the radicals are talking of
lzing force to keep the progressive
0rientals within bounds. A writer
% Dutch publication says the
MY way to guard against attacks
1pon colonies by the japanese Is
o drive them out. Holland must
axe possession of Formosa. The
of Dutch rule has
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-01
HAWAII SARNEXATlOR PLATFORM

This Club respectfully assures
the Government OF the Repuhlic of
Hawaii. OF tn desire OF lis MEM
bers that as soon a. should be
Practicable. annexation To the
United States be accomplished.
leaving to the United States TO en.
act such laws as Congress shall
deem To b. proper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-01
ANNEXATION WITH No RIDERS.

Remarks made at the meeting OF
Annexation Club officers Friday
evening furnish food for thought
upon the ways and means by
which the annexation sentiment of
the country shall best make It's
power felt, but il remained for
General HarJwell to lay the foun,
dalton stone Of the whole move
ment which Hawaii now presses
forward anew. We refer particu-
larly to the last sentence of the
resolution. which reads: This
Club respectfully assures the Gov
eminent Of the Republic of Ha-
waii OF the desire of It's members
that as soon as shall be practicable,
annexation to the United States be
accomplished, leaving to the Unit
cd States TO enact such laws As
Congress shall deem proper" This
Is the platform on which the An
nexation Club stands; it expresses
the sentiment Of the people of Ha-
waii; such a sentiment, such a
watehword Is the only key TO the
only door that leads 10 success of
the annexation of Hawaii to the
United States. 1t should be writ
ten in letters Of gold upon the ban
ner Of annexation, and that banner
should be nailed 10 the masthead.
Leaving TO the United States TO
enact such laws as Congress shall
deem to be proper" There Is moth
ing ambiguous in that expression.
1t means but one thing and only
one: Hawaii asks for admission to
the American Union without quib-
bling over labor laws, immigration
laws, sugar laws or any other laws.
The laws Of the United States are
good enough for Hawaii; the peo-
pie Of this country say to Uncle
Sam: Open your doors and let US
in; place Us on a footing with your
own citizens, and we are satisfied"
Hawaii has confidence in the Con-
greSs Of the United States, Hawaii
has in It's political history sought
10 establish and strengthen Amer
can institutions, and nav seeks to
take on the whole armor of Ameri-
canism. What more can American |
statesmen or American citizens
ask The wording of that phrase. |
winch Is a foundation stone and |
platform all combined, is such that
no one who can read the English !
language need mistake It's mean
ing The people Of Hawaii ask for
nothing better or worse than the
blessings eijoyed by the citizens of
the grand American Republic,
There are no riders on their an
nexation bin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-01
DIR. PARKHURSTS CAMPAIGN.

While DIR. Parkhurst's cam
paign in New York City in 1894
80 was doubtless great moral
success, review of the legal re-
suits is by no means gratifying.
BY decision of the Court of APP
peals, given last month, the only
important officer of the police
force who was convicted of brib-
cry and extortion during the Lex
Ow trials becomes again an in
spector and entitled to new
trial. The Court sets forth that it
was impossible to obtain an i'm
partial trial at that time, that the
district attorney used unusual
methods in securing jurors, and
that much of the testimony was
inadmissible.
The results of the LexOw in
yestigation are summed up by the
New York World as follows: "Of
the thirty-one men indicted, only
one, Captain Carpenter, has been
punished through the process of
criminal proceedings. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to pay
a fine of $1,000 and serve a month
in the penitentiary, which he did.
Only six of the thirty-one men in
dicted, an inspector and five cap
tains, have ever been tried. Sew
enteen of the thirty-one accused
men are now on duty, occupying
the same rank as before, five of
these being captains, five of them
and seven patrOlmen.
Only five of the indicted men, two
and three patrolmen,
have actually been dismissed the
force. Two of the indicted men,
j captain and a patrolman, have
been retired on pension. Cases
against three of the indicted pa
trolmen are still pending"
This record is certainly discour-
aging to the reformer, and it is
not surprising when DIR. Park
hurst in his comment asks: rs it
not possible that a Court of Ap-
1eals may come to consider that
rs prime function does not consist
10 much in avenging the offended
lightly of the law as in conjuring
Up erudite devices that advertise
Is own profundity, humiliate the
courts, disappoint the
public and cannonize criminals?r
But no one should form the idea
hat the Lexow investigation was
void of benefits to the
of New York City. The
inal outcome proves beyond
ioubt that so long as an officer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-01

cenuousness is gallantry; stealing
is misrepresentation of property
and.so on to the end of the chapter.
But not only are words debased
by the vile uses which they are
made TO serve, but the actual reali-
ties which they represent suffer
similar degradation. Why cannot
our public games be kept free from
the betting, which seems to give
them their chief attraction, rather
than a healthy interest in feats of
bodily agility While there are
many that denounce the evils of
gambling when it comes to be a
ruinous passion, there are very
many who see no harm in a bet. 1t
is this insensibility to its essential
immortality, doubtless, that leads so
many TO indulge in what they con-
slider a harmless pastime, not a
criminal act at all.
Herbert Spencer, in consonance
with the whole system of ethics,
making utility the foundation Of
right, argues that it is pleasure
obtained at the cost of pain TO an
other" and so being 'anti-altru-
istic" must be condemned as con
ducing TO the loss of social we'll
being. But the common view of
is that both parties take
equal risks, and the excitement of
suspense before decision overbal-
ances in pleasurable enjoyment the
pain of any loss.
But the balancing of pleasures
and pains to decide what is right
andwrong is not the true test of the
of our actions. Some acts
are so openly bad that it is simply
that anv sane person
should advocate their rightfulneSs,
my more than our merchants could
carry on business with such mis-
taken ideas of arithmetic as that l
and l make II. Society would 90
% pieces if it legalized immortality.
There is a transferance of property
in paving any bet, but is it le-
Ultimate transference! 1t is evident
that it is not the superior mental
acumen of one or the other that
decides who shall be the winner or
he loser. 1t is the unknown factor
we call chance that decides the
nooted point. Without this ele-
nent of chance there is no betting.
FOR the sake of this element or risk
Justice is abjured, affection is alb
ured, reason is abjured, conscience
: abjured, and men give them
elves up to be the sport Of circum-
tances over which they have de
iberately given away all possible
ontrol.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-01

Judging from the number of
free japanese students" arriving
on every steamer from the Orient,
Hawaii must be a paradise for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-01
| as

Vestige of those impurities which have
been developing, perhaps for years, in
the blood. Hoods Sarsapariha cures
nervousness by feeding the nerves upon
pure, rich blood. 1t absolutely and per-
manently cures when all other medicines
fail, because Hoods SarsapariIIa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-01
iirst

Last and all the time Hoods SarsapariIIa
has been advertised as a blood purifier.
The great cures by Hoods SarsaparilIa
have been accomplished through purified
blood. Scrofula, salt rheum, eczema,
rheumatism, neuralgia, yield to Hoods
because it eradicates the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-01
Always

Strikes at the root of the disease, which
Is In the blood Thousands testify that
they have been absolutely cured of blood
diseases by Hoods SarsapariIIa, although
they had become discouraged by the fail
ure OF other medicines to give any relief.
No other medicine has such a record ~
cures as Hoods Sarsaparilla, because
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-12-01

The most exact poet was Pope. He
frequently rewrote poem eight or ten
times before allowing it to go to the
printer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
@ime tparstae stnuse itm Mei@staa.

yfeuli9 ma9te Der beut19e Rei9stag audi
einmul pie0er einen piirbigen @inorud.
aein piiites S9elten uno @9reien, auf
feline leeren Sibe, ionbern Sober auf Ieinem
PlaBe unO ale nit ~gelpannter Nufnerfz
iamteit unb nit ii9tli6er 9o9a9tung benz
einen b0dit geoiegenen Re0ner aub0renb,
g}an puBte, baB Der 5ipeiunbfsb3igiGbz
rtge blin0e 9ebeimrat6 profeTor Or,
BLAND uls 8unbesratbscommiKGr fir
oas ein6eitli3e beuti3e birgerli9e @eieB=
bu9 ipre6en peroe, pelbes gum groBen
S9etl bon i6m ausgedr6eitet 1T. SIM @omz
mer 1874 mar er, bamals preuBiI9er Up
pelattonsgeri9tsratb in @eqe, gemeinI9aftz
lt6 nit 3ebn anbern beroorra9enoen oeutz
i9en tbeorettf9en un0 prattif9en sSuriten,
gum Mfttglteo Der eriten Gommiffion fir
N1lsarbettung bes beut19en burqerli6en
@eiebbu6es ernunnt norben. @r uno Der
6abif9e @e3eimratb profeKor @ebbarb finb
Die e~in3tgen Wttglieber, pel6e bon ienem
4nfang an big ieBt fir Die Sertigiteaunq bes
gntpurfs ununter6ro9en tbdtig 9epefen
itn6.
&1s Der 8oriiben0e bes &ei9stages rbem
9auptreferenten Or. Yland" bas 0ort err
tbeilte, trdt I%autlofe @tiGe i'm 9aale unb
auf ben 9alerien elm.
Sa er6ebt ii9 am &eferententiI6e neben
Der Reonertribiine Elm blinoer Mann. cine
i3lante, itattli9e @eitalt, Der Riemanb an
itebt, baB I4on 72 Sabre auf ibr laten, bic
4u9en, Die ben 0ienft DerIagt, bur6 cine
blaue 8riae gei9iibt. unbepegli6 unb fer
5engerabe ite3t oieIer 9ele6rte oor benz
9auie; rings binter ibm iiben ale berporraz
9enoen Wtttdrbetter an Dem gnttpurf afp.iz
ter 2eiung; ne6en ibnen 5alrei6e Mitoliez
Der bes 8unoesratbs, Suii3z@ tautsIefretGr
Nieberbing unb Sufti3minifer S60nftebt:
oi9t neben benz gfebner Der Shirt Hei6gz
~fan5ler 9obenlo6e; unb Dor benz Hebnerz
PLACE unb benz StenOgrap6ent1 @e bic Mitz
glieoer bes 6aufes in bi9t q~ebrGnoter
S6aur, in grOBter StiGe.
BLAND bat Elm beutli9es, bag Saus be-
6errf3enbes Organ; er brau9t feline @timz
me nt9t ibermdBig an5uirengen; er per=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

Ser uS~imesz6erolb" btlbet ii9 etnen gez
tpaGtigen Corn iiber Die domination bes
9rn. Nibolas Petrie Elm, Die auf i'm pirtt,
tpie bas rpt6e Sud- auf ben Sitter, neil biefer
6r. petrie Elm, ME er es be5ei9net, u@rog@
gerbz&eeper", anitatt Elm nMann BON @re
5iebung ober Snteligen5 ober Nnfeben" 1T.
Ni6t INNER freili9 beriibrt 9rn. &oblz
faat bic Domination zines n9roggerp<aeepz
ers" fir Elm Nmt 10 aufrei5enb. Wtr err
innern uns, baB Der rSimesz 6eralo" bas
@treben Der 5rau potter palmer, CUR 8otz
I9afterin in Berlin ernannt gu peroen,
ber3li6 unteritiibt bat, uno 6r. 9otter pal
mer lit bod f4lieBlih audi Elm r9roggerp=
8eeper", audi penn er nibt periDnlt9 9inter
Dem @9anttii6 itebt. Ob 9r. 9etrie bas
tbut ober ni6t, pifIen mir niAt.
9fi6t bas @ef9dft mabt ben Mann, 10
neit bieies ~iiberbaupt Elm ebrli9es unb gez
Iebli6ss lit. CD bel uns befannt, betreibt
6r. Yetrie einen febr anitdnoigen Sulubn.
8on SnteGigeno u6er muB er bod pObl etpas
6eIiben, oa er LANCE Sabre Superinten~
bent elmer Der 4btbetlungen unieres Poitz
omtes mar, unb mas iein Nnfeben betrifft,
10 ge6Drt er elmer Der Glteiten, Our9 3ehtz
li6teit unb Sii6ti9feit ausge3ei4neten oei1tz
fden @bicagOer 5amllien an, mel4e BEL
Stabt lebr tiihtige 8eamte unb 8iirger &C.
lisfert bat. @r gsnoB bereits Elm Nnieben
ebe 9r, 8Obliaat in Chicago auftau9te.
9r. &oblfaat bat iein 8erm0gen UNI
feline @tequng oabur9 ertporben, baB er Der
6unger Der 2eute 9eitiut BAT, 8iro er gu
geben, baB ct besbalb als gu elmer nieDeren.
| ni9t pertrauensipertben, ni9t gum W}itz
fpre9en in Dffentli9en 4ngelegenbeiten 9ez
ei9neten &laiie geb0rig an5uieben tit. 8as
fir Elm llnteri9ieb aber lit 5pii9en einem
Manne, nel9er ben 9uneer, unO benz, mel
der ben 9urit Der Qeute itiat9 8eibes finf
undbpeibare menf9li9e 8ebiirfnif1e.
IS tpdre febr gu tpiini4en, baB Die fdmmtz
li9en republitanii9en Nominatipnen auI
glei9sr 90be nit Der BON rgeic" petri(
Itdnben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
aoaebentltd1e autnoia @taataaeHene, aftttnuod, 2e. 1ebr1oar 1886.

I6mGbt .rebnerii9e @ffecte, bdlt it9 itreng
an bic Sa6e unb ber3i9tet barauf, bur6
piBige SeitenIpriings Die 3u60rer a~n5u5ie=
ben. 4ber pie er ben gan5en Stoff unDerz
glei9li6 unb nit ertaunliher @ebd9tniBz
fraft be6errf9t, 70 pertebt er es au9, i'm ben
3ubDrern flar unb 0eutlt9 81 MAIDEN. Seine
Heoe 1T tief our9ba9t, feline 9arlegungen,
bic Bis in bic tiefiten nrquelen bes He9ts
einbringen, iinb lei9t beritdnbli9; ipo er
Nngriffe 5uriidpeiit, tpp er 8ebenfen piber=
Iegt, lit er muBoou, itreng, fa9li4, iiber=
aus Oorne6m uno gsiitig iiberlegen. SIS 1T
Elm boher @enuB, OieIer &ebe 3u folgen, uni
Ieltsn bat cine iolde einitiinbige la9Gi9e
8eoe i'm &ei9stag es Der tanoen, in DEM
MaBe bic a1gemeine NufmerfI amfeit gu fe1=
ieln, pie oas BLAND ~gelungen lit. Oie groBe
StiQe pur0e taum bier unb oa bur9 Elm
lei1es &GuIpern ober 6iiiteln unterbro9en;
aur bier uno oa bru9 ii9 unpiQtiirlid
laute 3uitimmung 8ubn, uno erit als Der
Rebner NIT oratoriI9em @3punge, mil
benz 6inpeis auf Die grobe rationale 8e=
Oeutung bes 8ertes feline &eoe l9loB, ma9tt
ii6 Der lebbaftete 8eifqq gelteno. 8or
allen Seiten umordngten Die Mitglieber bes
Hei9stages unb Die 6erren am 8unbes=
ratbstiI6 ben Hebner, UNI i'm 81 beglid=
pin19en; als elmer Der CT ten trat ber99ei9s=
fan3ler 9oAenlo6e 81 ibul,. UNI linn ieiner
parmen Sanf aus3uipre6en.
@iner Der Iei6te1ten unter ben .So3ial=
bemofraten bes 8ei6stages, Der betanntt
8erlinsr S9mGBer Stabt6agen, uGe9ts=
anipalt uno. Stabtperorbneter", erbrei1tet'
itG), Pland's 9Rsbe gu ipiotrlegen gu Iu9en
@r reoete unter fortlaufenbem, ia fortitr0=
menoem 8eifaq. Selbit oielen ieiner parz
teigenoien mar es unm0gli6, na9 Der aus
ge3ei9neten g3eoe Pland's bet Dem 1et9ter
9ef9pdB Staotbagen's aus3ubarren. Uni
io6ulb oieier enbete, purbe bon benz nun fail
leeren 6auie @%ertagung auf ben ndbter
Sag bei9lofen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

6egegnen louten, bann iagen Sic ibm, er
babe gelogen uno lei Elm 0ummfopf." Na6=
benz es beraus mar, mertte i'd crit an bsr
8erlegenbeit bes Dor mir ite6enoen 9srrn,
baB i6 Dur9 cine PeriOnenperpe4sluna
bereits ben Muftrag, ben i9 ioe6en ert4eilte,
ielbf an bic ri9tige 4Oreie abgegeben.
Da bas nun einmal geiagt mar unb id ben
8eiu9er benin bod ntht beleioigen poQte,
10 blieb ib Bel meinem Wort' unb iugte nrr
nod: nNun bat Sbnen einmal cine ate Srau
Die Dabrbeit gefdgt, obne Sbnen peiter 81
5iirnen," Wir i9ieoen bann gGn3li4 pers
I06nt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

Sn einigen @tGoten unb 90rfern BON
MinneIotd, BON &anIa5 unbgtebrasfa 1T Oas
Observation-Disclosures, 1.-The ringing of the
Curfew bell" eiu9efibrt morOen. Nenn
bas 9I0dlein ertDnt, bann it's 3eit fir Die
8tnber, baB ite nah 0auie geben.
Webe ben &naben DDer Wdb9en, bic BON
Der Srtspoli3et auf Der StrdBe ertpii9t
tperben, na9bem bas 8imbim Der Qbenoz
glode perbaGt lit.
0as erite Wtal bringt Der PoIi5iit unter
ftrenger 8erparnung bas Sinh ms elterz
Ii9e 9aus; beim 5petten interchangeable
febt es f6on cine 9elbitrafe ab unO bann
folgt iogar @efdngniBbaft Biz gu 6 Moz
naten.
gu ben Weibern, bic nod nt9t begriffen
BADEN, baB, penn3 nei Oasielbe tbun, es bO9
ni6t Odsielbe til, gebOrt audi Die Seem 0orz
fer &%efOrmbplbin Srau S. .. Sonnsenb.
Sic bat baDon gebOrt, OaB brauBen i'm fer
men 8eften bas Nbenbgl0dlein geldutet nirb
unb lie nil nun audi me6r 3u9t unb Orb
nung unter Die 3ebntauienb BON &inbern
bringen, bic it9 in Der Staot glen 0orf a1z
abenbIi6 auf ben StraBen berumtrei6en.
9eB6alb bat fe NIT elmer 4n5abl 8let9z
9efinnter einen @efebentpurf ausgearbeitet
mel9er Der in Qlbanb tdgenben @e1eBqez
bung unter6reitet tperben IpQ unb bic Gin
fibrung Ser vCurfew bell" in @otbam
be5tpedt.
Die 8ertreter IGnbli9er 8e3irfe biloen
aud in Der Stem Oorter 2egisGutur Die iiberz
piegenbe Mebr6eit unb tie reformiren au9
bort NIT 8Orliebe bas groBtdbtii9e 2eben.
Aas tie fel6it ni9t baben f0nnen: feline
Sbeater uno @on3ert6alen, golbne SEM
peln Der 8enus unb bes 8ac6us uno einen
freien Counting, Oas polen Iie au9 Dem
Stdoter ni3t gOnnen, unb ite pfli9ten To-
fort 4GIem bel, mas Dem groBitdbtii9en
9eift 3ugel unb SefeIn anGegt.
Srdu SopnienD fam baber auf Elm mill
Iiges @ntgegentommen in Nlbanb re6nen
nnb 6a uSeOOb" =&ppIebelt bes 8edmten
erfte unO pOrnebmfte Bfli6t barin fiebt, bic
9elebe ftreng bur43ufiibren, audi tpenn fe
nod 10 intolerant unb bernunftpibrig, nod
10 ldftig unb tprannii9 finO: 10 tpirb er
bieaei9t f9On baIb bafir gu forgen 6aben,
baB in Sem 0orf bic 8inber CUR re9ten 3eit
ms 9ett gelegt peroen.
59on ieBt bat iein SpiBeItbum, bus es
fir pi9tiger 6Glt, einen fir S~onntdgsfreiz
belt i9pdrmenOen @irtb Dor Die S9ranten
oes poIi5eigeri6ts gu f9leppen, als Dem
Oiebsz unb MorOgeiinOel bas 9anbpert gu
legen, Der Dffentli9en @i9erbeit iebr gez
f6abet; penn ert gar nod Die 8laurOde
baau Derpenbet perben fOQen, u%nfOlgfame
Rinber ei~n3ufangen, f3neabeinige &angen
bur6 @traBen uno 9afen gu Derfolgen,
Dor ben 9eri9ten bic 8lage gu erbeben uno
.3euqenf9aft %ab3ulegen: Oann brau9t Die
@tabt Nep Yort mebrere tauieno W}ann
8oli3ei me6r, ober Die 8er6re6er fOnnen
1i6 nod ungenirter ibres 9aieins erfreuen.
9as QGuten Der 4benogloden mag in Ell
mem 9Orfe pDer tleinem StdOt9en etnen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

groBe Spfer bes 8~iriten Qleranoer, bas Ell
auf benz @ltar ieines bulgarifGen @aterlanz
oes oarbra3te, ietn @er5i6t auf ben S6ron
nad ieiner 8ieoereiniebung, fat rei6e unb
iipptge Sri9te g%etragen. SIS mar Elm Sci
ipiel bon @r3aben6eit, ME es bic @eI6i6te
felten oufpeift; es 3at in ben 8ulgaren bas
@efiibl Der Sel6ita3tung getrGftigt unb Ie
auf ben Deg Der pabren @ater1anbsliebe qez
lentt. Der Wablipru6 bes 5iiriten @le=
gambler: n8ulgarien fir Die 8ulgaren!" lit
Der @ablipru4 bes san5en bulguril&en
Bottles getpprben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
@ooSman,s e-lrmee.Meferpe.

unier @bicagoer @pn9reBmitglieo @oDoz
ma bat bas 8eoirfniB, BON ii9 reoen gu
MAIDEN, ba er Ielbit ni9t reben fam. @r
Fat cine 8Orlage eingebraAt, pobur9 cine
Nrmee : &eferpe bon ni9t peniger
ols 100000 unb bis gu 1,O00,z
900 Mann gu @tanbe gebru6t
perben fOu, eingetbeiGt in %GOmpugnien bon
60 bis 12O Mann, beren Offi5iere bonn Prdz
iioenten nit 3uitimmung bes Senuts gu err
nennen iinb unb nit Dem "a. Sabre oerabz
i6ieoet perben Iolen. OasRe9t in biefer8ez
ferOe gu Oienen, fOllen alegiirger OoerSObne
BON 8iirgern i'm Otter BON 1870 Sa6ren
baben, tpeI6e ge1unb Iinb unb bic englii9e
Spra9e lsIen unb i9reiben fDnnsn. @ar<
I'm Die, bic lebteres ni9t t0nnen, es ni9t 6az
ben foaen, piien mir ni9t. Gum S6ieBen,
Suuen unb Ste9sn brau9t man bo9 fein
@nglii9; bas tann man in alien Spra9en
tbun.
Die 9ienitoeit in Der 3eIerbe ion bret
Sabre fem, pb nur bret Sabre, be1agt Der
iiber Den Snbalt Der 8orlage uns 5ugegunz
gene 8eri6t nt9t. Ser aftibe Oien1t, B. 3.
oas @inerercieren bef6rdntt ii6 %inoeien uuf
80 Sage i'm Sabr, Der Sub Der 3eierOe
foa Elm Sitnftsl Oss Solbes Der re9uldren
Soloaten oDer unteroffi3isre, Der Der Rez
ierpe@Offi3iere Bis gum Sberit Elm 8iertel
oes Solbes Der Sffi5iere Der reguldren Or
NEE betrdgen; auBer penr gum aftioenOieni
berufen, mo bunn bic Solbaten ben DOlen
SplD, Die Sffi5iere nsun 3ebntel Des regu<
lGren Splbs erbulten. 9as 3ei9en Der &ez
Ierbe pirb Elm Il. g. 81. 81. fein.
Sir Die Nusriitung, @%erpflegung etc. Der
gfeierbe, pel9e in ieoer 8e3iebung Der Der
reguldren Nrmee glei6tommen muB, bat
llncle Sam gu iorgen.
Bie man iiebt, limb bic 8eitimmungen Der
8orlage benen ii6sr bic britiI9e Nrmeez3ez
ferpe na6gebilbet. Sb es aber piinI9ensz
ipertb 1T, bieie 6rttii9e @inri9tung audi Bel
uns ein3ufi6ren, lit BEL Dem BON Wtlitdrs
onfettig iiber ie gefd1ten abipre3enben lrz
t6eile re9t frugli6.
Btr Dertennen ni3t bic NiiBli9feit, utz
1ere mGnnli6e 8eb0lferung i'm 9ebruu3 Der
Wuffen 81 er3ieben un0 10 uns gegen ieoen
@ngriff gu riiiten, 10 %entfernt Elm iol3er
ou9 liegen mag. @ber Oieie @r5iebung iolte
auf Die gan5e gum Waffentrugen fdbige 8ez
b0lterung ausgebebnt peroen, Gin Sober
bat Die Pfli6t, fir's 8aterlanO 81 fdmpfen.
unO Elm Sober iolte fGbig gemudt peroen.
penn er gerufen pirO, biefe Pflibt inteliz
gent gu erfiQen. l1nier S0lbnerbesr mar
gut genug fir Die 3pede, fiji
pel4e es ge6rau6t pOrben 1T. 8enn es iid
ober um Die 8ert6sibigung gegsn einen duz
Beren mG6tigen 6einb bunbelt, Iolte bas
gan3e 8Olf pbne llnterf9ieb Der Ser on berz
ange3ogen peroen.
l1ebrigens bat @oooman's 8orluge auf
ni6t einen S6atten bon Qusfi6t auf grz
folg, uno es piro inn an benz Iel6en au6
tpeiter ni4ts liegen. @r nirb 5o4 5ufrieoen
fetu, baB iein gtume in 8erbinoung oamit
bur3 bic 3eitungen ge6t.