The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-08-23
PAPERS HOSTILE
SHOULD NOT SURRENDER tI#..
To INSURGENTS. SAYS ONE
A. WORSE FOE Than The SPANIAR1S
Political and Economical Relations Win
United States Giscussed,-A German Car.
respondent Rivals Munchausen in Ills
Lits Against Us.

Its F0iHiot OS'
downright le9S hy Associated Pre-
Berlin. Aug. > The signing ,l
protocol rn-ra~NoS the attention "i u
,3,. The more serious paueg a
nearly all the periodicals appvaria-
week take tile view that Spain ha. o
herself ia blame and that the conu.l.#
impa~ra hy the United States AR, .
excessive. While the Agrlri,m aua u'
en- prolcsScdly I~nti-Anerlcat "r@ah~ '..
tinue thrir hostility, 4 MAJORITY aI |#
umcn are decidedly friendly 10 Am
erica.
Tie VoSsieehc Zcitung fer in-'aa.
says:
.Not only do we gladly render ju....
10 the warlikc deeds of tn" Amer4g#"
nation. but we also recognize the mod
alton Of the @yictorS. America not only
know; how 10 act vigorously bat ho" ii.
act wisely and to forc@o unncce~sas1
hloodShcd.'
The kreuz Zcitung, after a simtlas
recognition Of Americas moderation
says:
.Whcther the United States viii linz.
ly rejoice in the inheritance of Cubs N,
arc inclined 10 doubt. But what SHlu
failed 10 accomplish il is now the uult
of Washington to carry out. II even Gil"
Sumblanco Of Il necessity for war Is tu
bc preserved. Order must he restored la
the island nj all hazards. The Americans
must determine the questions of way
and means, but to surrender tuba Go
the rebels. their protegeS. IS lmpoSsa'."
no matter how much Garcia ana IN
handits may desire it
The Berlincr Post which IS of Il sim
lar opinion. thinks that with the dis
appearance Of an honest Spanish foe
there has arisen a foe much more to b.
dreadcd-the INSURGENTS
The NorwaprtS concludes i long re-
view of the situation as follows:
we are convinced that the true#t
bonds of friendship might prevail hp
tween Germany and the great Trans"'.
lantic republic. 4 friendship which would
he Of the greatest benefit To both; but.
alas. the American petroleum. and sugar
trusts and the East Elbian iunkcrs la
Germany exert Il dominating inilueue.
upon their respective Governments, and
there is little prospect Of those bonds al
friendship and u strong possibility of
great economic conflicts is always pre-
emit
The Cologne Gazett, discussing III.
situation nj Manila. highly praise .1.
America naval officers. expressing IL r..-
tidence that their efforts Will soon r-I..
complete order 50 that business clu u.
conducted safely. 1t adds:
Nov that the Star SpangIed BlnHyr
waves all danger TO German commercial
interests is past
The Berliner 'Tageblatt, congratuIatr-
Admiral Dewey on his promotion and
says he understood how to preserve
friendly and correct relations with the
Germans squadron, even during Difficult
ties.
Iukunft publishes a long pessimistir
article from the pen Of Prof. Lomhro~,
predicting 4 crisis III Spain. possibly 10
laIl OF the dynasty and the danger to
the tnItcd States from the rise of lhr
military and colonial spirit.
The political and economic relations
of the United States and Germany aE.
also much discussed. United States An.
hasSador White is highly praised for hi
ullcelSIng efforts 10 rc-eStabliSh tIcn
on 4 thoroughly friendly basis. Tho
Agrarian papers however. take the usu.I
course with them III opposing harmonious
relations.
ne l>rcnz Ieltung, which throughout
me war published I mass of the ,viIdr-f
tales from its New York CORRESPONDENTS
now prints = letter alleged To have ccur
from one Slovack. declaring himself "a
volunteer III the American army. who
SAYS that several of his countrymcn An
me army have been thrown into furuac,-
anu burned alive rs punishment for d-
obedience and dcsertion. Two. he eay-
were hanged and several shot dead IL.
cause they slept while on duty.
from Information obtained at fine
cHaVal Department it appears that fLc
Government maintains i high opir,ion or
me value of torpedoes in naval warfare
despite the contrary experiences of bot,
the Americans and Spaniarde.
Ms i matter Of fact a strong flrppIt
ll"tiil has been prominent i'm the biz
naval m~anocuvrcs at Kicl during the pget
week. \ series Of torpcdo boat ri.ll
attacks. fashioned rs closely rs poseiLL.
aiter conditions during actual warfare.
naS hceh one Of the features Of the cvoIl-
'ioh' ana I naval officer who was urp-eut
ASSURES the correspondent Gf he A~-3.
GATED Press that the cxparimonfs con-
:lnslVoiE demonStratcd the high effect
lVohcSS Of the torpedo boat and the tor
pcdo. 49, '"
~ the imperial luncheon given at
HIl9lllShoe Thursday in honor If ill.,.
birthday of the Emperor Francis Jl...G
q Austria-Iiungary. Emperor Winf44.
pald Il glowing tribute 10 hie i,n,..=.I
nelshbor and ally. calling him "a n,nI.l
Tor all rulers Of the present day"
'o"ht Won Goetzcns' reports On the mi
iarN acllrVem"ntS Of the Amariran.
nave greatly Interested Emperor w
I'M WI" reads them as they arrive. b..
- 'irE :" 10 the War Office. The rr.
- ~ :" 70 Lieutenant Won Baum
hach, 4 member of the general et,G ..b.
IS commissioned to write from th.n, ann
n!her reliable sources a special techni,,,
hiS,"rE q the war for the use of tho cen
cral staff. J"