The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-26

spss-h. a slmltr Ntrniae els given ~
lord satnlr o. tae Sultan at tho
p4ud hiH pinlost, ana Z am sfl aosl.
Afsig grrtpaH.
R'aneslns triaf'. t,aaehes thev t-s
simply , r"etuf,s of ola Arguments fron
ihe irish mrmoers Nhofe besst o. fhAN
taet 1re EnF.ln.i ensnles md from .as
rliI1H eh' in principal a1ntss so,
e1r Heririios Mr paset ~ Cham
ber'f.n tali taai he r-osnifai hat. hs
hai nfae-t9 iaeasstI the ma'ta- nasI.r-
1fsH ar4 laeHreis "sni" fe a.lias.
"f tami pay fhc rrsltes. attention 20
UIs arguments ~ dH rof knoT thaf ia
sorld use nfsH.ely the aame arguments
~ rrFiri ta avs Rfiush par which ~,
taaei on h.s enemlfg t1 Ensiand"
Mr crars,er1ln then .ai1
Nn1f would bare .ecn .ha frian lrsg-
nsr' Ir fie snlnish Amesicir var ~
wilton spa'e shewei trrss'f infnifslr less
et'ib's ef iTsriIas hrrusf ihar tho
rlrtvllI .
Hare WuHm Redmond. rlrrriHie mon
ne- f1r taat Glare .n1ute1 "rhf Trsnsi
tau $3.50 n,t blow lp YOUR parshlss"
o. 'htwh.rair. The great almost
Determining contest issiw ween thsafnits.i
s'at.s sn1 SPAN Nls fought without ,he
loss of a slrr.s American We have net~r
deriei th1f ths Transyaai va NOT
f,emhn eorlhg of our steel Ngi Only waa
rte iiaDsrlfy between fhn f,r,es % fhs
spanish -Av-riln wl- ns great a. thosc
nos Engaged. Dut fhs contention 81 tho
UuJri States ari their right % inter
ference arose frou the fact thar az ths
stfrs dat1ncs frorn thsir territories thrr~
was oppression no, 0f American cttiEsns
but of another -ace ard people and iusii-
a-i use intervention ~ the United states
in ih, niri of the cifiilsed world. or a.
ans rate ir ihs eyes ~ EnEIishnen ard
freshmen Rut sr are Interfering IN b.
half ~ our cw-, people u b. perfcctly
-srtaIr that NJ Dewitt but for his h hetsed
for EnEiind would aympathlrs with us
81 81. fli satr America"
Mr Chlnberiain then replied 20 tne
criticism of hlt NOT accepting the medi,-
n1n ST. Hofmler the Afrlkan or ieai.
.r pointing nut that Nhlle he believed
ST. HpfmrIer w1s sincere yct he could
|rtf f1rfst .htf when President Eruu-r
male absoufelr Gliusory proposals. fir
7 "a sa.tiamrrr Mr Hofemier waa~perfe-f-
f it re1i.. to lccep. them presldent kruE-r
miHald ~ U1lmeier in pfomiaing him
n-fnl4ellr which differed materially rom
Crosse te presented
.rhar. has been on the par of thN
rrarstlaI rrookeiuesa aitogetherA tn"
I.luprahensihie 20 fhey desired a setils
m.rtn continued Mr Chamberlain. -
i-slese ttat from nrsf 90 fast Prcsideni
f KRUGER rere- Intended 20 give anything
app-o1 shin faan rights 20 me wh'ie
~i0.e sr iur arkuow eigngnt % Bripfh
uaramacy war therefore wae inew'-
trs r.a ras Taar an enormous strain
. ruar lf vs a.. r1ied upon to Mins th'
+ war fol tI.,t eoneluion and send acroan
the ssa fors such as no na''"F. ~
+ haf1rr over before sent Thn H enh 'r
/ lse t' the preparations which made 'ns
Tr,u..a.f lr arn.ei camp an WASH 20.
1r'r e.lred defensive ponHon. buf en.
aH.f f o. ats ths iefsns'rs asain 2
H. rr nr.e nnw enrngri rH,h
H.r Huf u1t o. continued torft'
r. I.e r.iai permanent
9..n tfra oHr fne
... % fn. t
ns hlrn -u.h p-si.e'Ionf were made
h.fIf. .uI rsrs ever currcni in the d1fi
rf Er.h..H uut Z am n1t alarmed ono
-ruf T.U.nrIs principle cannot hold pro-
.ahI-t.au 1uotter relt reu.onlc peop p.
1lt .Es hls never been our course il
4. impossible t1 pretend 20 a. Che Dt'h
It tta -ln. lr. erIsh-i hY orr rule When
tr.r ltfe au tae rFhu tsat Enghahmeo
posses. Whatever uay D. the result ~
fn. aar rl tre premature tia oi thH
r... rram hs present war Zoe. any
lr. .nagl.a r.lf we shll ful 90 80 cor
ofnera nhlt e, ciatm for ourselves pr
-.ruse .rl1i rights ,o fhe Dutch in ma
T-tn....I whI.h they refus,l ua.