Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-07-09
Justified bU the En6nu.
The Pacific Coast the Only Location.
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America and England together control
the eastern shores of the Pacific from
the Artic Circle in the North to South
ern California in the South, and the
Atlantic shores from Newfoundland in
the East to Mexico. Most of our eX-
ports go to England and English colo
MES. Wherever the Union Jack waves.
there our exports. find a welcome and
Il ready sale. England opens her ports
to the free trade of the world. while
Russia ana France close their ports TO
American products: and consequently
territorial cOnquests by these countries
mean the shutting ont Of our products
and wares to that extent: while terri
torial conquest by England means the
opening of the new territory to what
ever we have to sell, Nearly half the
/ Inhabitants of the earth live in conn
tries facing the Pacific waters. yet we
do not send more than six per cent. of
all our exports to the people of these
countries
China is one of the richest countries
in the world with Il population of about
four hundred millions of pcaceable and
Industrious people. Her lands are rich
her rivers and lakes deep. aud her har-
/ bors the best in the East All the val
/ liable coal fields of the world are owned
| by England or America. except the
great coal lands of China. Russia with
! her ally. France, and temporarily aided
/ by Germany is seeking plan by which
she can possess or control the greater
part of this ancient empire. Russia is
one Of the greatest nations Of the world.
and j. destined to become one Of the
trinity Of powers that will one day con-
tend for the supremacy of the earth.
But Russia needs water outlets. Her
prayer is. "Oh Shades Of the Cars.
give me proper outlets to the seas"
Russia will soon have completed her
great traus-Sibcriau railroad from The
/ Gral Mountains to Nladivo7tocK but
tine waters Of Nladiyo-totk aye frozen
f,,. several ,,np,b. FL tI,.. ,sa,. "a p,,.-
-ia wants more southern seaport. By
tr.at,. She ba- .arur.d. from Cbip, tla
riob- "a b,.ao.b ha. y,,,t ro.lv.av
tbrouob AIane6in.ia fn the N-nllov Sca
1t by any combination Russia and
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