The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-12-16
seryance Of the salutary rules to which

fatroachiEs mat / am sure 10 part q .
WI he fhliy cgns'dct,d, bl,' ,,ytiy ptas'
the congress, resulting In wise and judi
| Clous action
our Foreign Relations
orr 60, ,,t- 80,
| ttt ~ 'sH 'c'"t'V"' az +. - 1
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,ha <t',,l,,,,,, ,n,.,.r, ,,,,.i-t 49, I.n dr
ri1rrj fnrirIteI IL, tbe later ma thrn re-
views .tbc NaTE ~ tte i'uitnj SLATE rafla
carnnls.iar erI dyDaiIs ~ no -tn,n.rtSuS,
! Of The ui,GcTtakirg Ia tbIs ccIutrv. AND
rG,nyys Il Is t,ran1ipi Gatf"rs ~ n yrgr aro
Of WHEN he SAYS The rcasoHs diem pfes"5t.
.l for carly action are .vru Stronger now
Tho Showing this country VIII make a,
tho Iarl, exloE,tiou Of next war treated
90 at lcugt6. aud says that We viii have
7 C01 'cxhIb!tgrspfrc.n his country.
Attention Is called TO the fact that, Ger
Of our food products. but predlcif sat.
! this he says:
TN. several governments OF the empire
cclleuce Of our food products and TO ac-
com he Evidence We constantly fru'ler of
thG care win which their purity is guard
I'd by rigid iusnccfion from lhp farm
! Ing establishments to the port OF ship
! ment. cur system OF control over cX-
ported food staples Invites examination
! from any quarter and challenges respect
by IT'S efficient thoroughn,sa
| Effort 4 In 1htoIu for America llfc. IL glIr-
| arce# cobnba rGrs "A flll hrarir,tr' AZ In thnir
| business Mutations In prussia have. after
| several wears Of patient rtpfcscutati0n.
! happily Succeeded and ono Of the most i'm,
| pOftant American companIes has been
| isranteI a concession 10 continue business
! hi that Kingdom.
! / am also piud 10 announce tbot the Ger
M. - ',sttra e r, cSn'rotio Lo,,,, Loo, 80
rnittcI ~ 10 srnnrjt,tet ~ ms ,'co
| To- Ia btiSjrtss n, tbc si,tC or S.,.,,' VIII
| satltfaci1,ry .iiregress IA r'rGrt,a In Tho
/ Z, = .
| .siun and bGues.thaf The ucgGtiatiers row In
| nrngr,ss an ,t.d in - sai,s rartorv arren-
| mont ~.
nv, .,,occsslt,, or a paciGc c,t,Io 70 Manila
| H. f''3 ~ q "v ~, C go, - ~ ~ "a
"a ] fii royHn M ~.
Iasg Co.Ei' laits ~ pi "N $40 lDt Colll
'i - - ~ ~ 10 - i,t5t $500
| I,iit ,, ,'' - :, 'i,I' W '''9 40 ''
$40 , % '''o
Tho ortlro history the samoon question
&C. ~ c'''tiV h.stoi - tie H"ii'oS $3.50 u
f,r,i,,S b,tIye@r t;reSt i{ri,5in nd cor
| ,,,.,' =, ~ 80 49, N'N' 80 '''''' ' ~
The arramgement under which Samoa
! was aiministered had, proved imprac-
! ltap,e ahd ui"CTrtPta,he 70 az lht POW
W $500 NJ 80 Natt't'l ~ ~ ''ie
! ,,,t ~ ~ Itrit.,in ,,.,,,Id - - IL
| NJ puI X ,.us's il ne aIC'i-
! P.lIsp, le''tlu.SH our IIShts ~ tht
it", ~ ~ 80 ~ % uiNiH E g.
! IN me lac"c' tnS occupancy 81 when hau
| hi, , 'cH ~, ~ tns Iilttu ota'cS ~ -
| ~ ~ IT, oirasi tiJalg tNtT tol ~ ~ u
~ i, IL ~ ~ ~ tt,V'5 ~ ~ - - !
| interrSts, of GtIr nrovif't, cn,nm.,.cn win
M e5st w. co7,Id nn7 M ~, ,.sd
! any ronositlon fGr mo ol,Tog, ,inn ~ he
| frin1rtifr controi which ia ~of confirm
| Us IN ali our rights and safSpuard ali our
| national internsis in tho isls tdS - - -
| our X-rws romm,ndrd tbtmseiv,s IN tho
| oibrr. movers safisfactory arfarremsnt
VAS concluded between me yoyeTnments
! of Gcrmary ard of Encland. by yirTue Of
| which England retired from samoa IN
| view OF c0mrsnsattons in other directions
| and both powers renounced in favor OF the
United States All their rights and claims
| over and I'm respect TO that portion of n Q
| group iyirg to the east Of The ore hun
| drcd ard sevrrtv-first derree of wes.
| longitude embraclne the Islands ~ Tn
| tuI!a Ofoo, Oiosenea and Manua l
| transmit 10 the senate. for lis constitutionai
| action thereon. n Convention which he.
| sides the provisions above mertioreG' also
| Euara ntees us the same nriyile pes nd con-
| d!tions in respect TO commerce ard com
| m,rclal vessels In All az tbe isIaras of
Samoa as those possessed by Germany.
'''
.. MENTIONS !" ."ph'
| or our relations to Cuba during the year
| he recalls the withdrawal of the Snanish
| Carrisons and the establishment of Ameri-
| can military government until such time
| and maintaining government Of their
| own lie saws that our pledge TO cuba To
| establish an independen Mt government Is Of
| the highest honorable Obligation ard must
| be saoredly kent OF the progress being
| made in the island he saws: -. 80
| b.Iieve Thai substantial nrocress hoe
| been made IN thia dirnctinn All r. al -,
| istrativa mea sires aJontnd Ia SiLa I'LL
| nin,od 10 ~ a. for a roaana,ntt al Ii, 10 "
~ forcin,y the eunr,,a Ia ~ =
T;sttr., 10 - -, In, ~ ,,s " 'aW riiu
;;b 49,, 80 Us All, III, y. .ieaplc
hn ~ ~ ", ,, a''qii ~ tne
49, y. Ky ~, -. iiIullii
moe ,, 9di,'Sly 10y spreading Sd-
~ h.'t t.ii ~ ioNtelihS inuustiy anu trace
| ~ .'N ~ w.. LIE PuDiiU nioIai.G, anu, ~
| s 'h ~ 'ahlnS eNery rhtlohai step 10 ara
| self-conscous respect and sclf-relia nj
| unity wnich MS an enlightened community
| TOT sen -goVerhmsnt wlthln us own
| sphere, Whlle enabling II to fulfill all out
! WMtu opIlGatlors
| ms nation mas assumed before the world
| n grave responsibility for the future good
| government OF cuba. We have accepted a
trust the iWHilmcnt or which calls FOR the
| sternest integrity OF purpose ard the cX-
crcise OF the highest wisdom The new
| Cuba yet TO arse from the ashes OF the
past, must needs be bound to us by ties of
| singular intimacy and strength II It's en-
| during welfare Is TO bc assured. Whether
| those ties shall be organic or conventional,
| the destnies or cuba are In some rightful
| form and manner irrcvocably linked with
| our own, but how ard how far is for the flu
| ture TO determine in the ripeHcss OF events.
| Whatever be the outcome, we must see to
| II that free cuba be a reality, not name,
| "A perfect entity not a hasty experiment
| bearing within Itself the elements of fail
| lre. OuT mission, to accomplish which we