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THE truest friendship. like the
ruest religion. shrinks from adver-
tisement. Both have a silent deep
abiding place. IL there "a any such
thing as simon Pure international
friendship IL viii doubtless cease 60
be an object barter ON the market
place when the millennium arrives"
Milwaukee Sentinel.
'rhe British youth OF the future
Will be educated I'm science and tech
noiogy. ir he purposes TO enter the
army he viii have TO undergoei mill
tary training similar TO that provided
at West Point. and when he takes
command in war he will furnish his
men with something more than an ex-
ample Of pluck. San Francisco can.
1T seems safe TO assume that Ger
many though she may. and probably
VIII, move slowly aud cautiously in
her dealings with Venezuela. yet has
mapped out "A policy that will. IL is
expected. lead ultimately TO The en-
forcement (by naval demonstration,
If necessary. OF the claims of German
subjects against President Castro -
republic: and IL Is almost equally Ger
tain that II German marines he land
ed' I'm the seizure of custom houses
or ports. Venezuela would march
troops against them and may be de-
clare war. ar."--Philadelphia Ledger.
The opening OF the Ministerial
electoral campaign I'm France has
proved an unqualified success The
mi nj fGfa hat
that vivacious enthusiasm of which
Frenchmen are past masters. Not
since the foundation OF the republic.
30 years ago, has French ministry
had such an uninterrupted lease OF
life, or one which faced more serious
internal and external difficulties and
overcome them on the whole more
successfully than that now In office"
-Pittsburg Gazette.
THE reply Of the under secretary
for foreign affairs leaves US little
wiser than We were before As
matter of fact both Russia and Great
Britain were unwilling 10 ~do any
thing that would injure their friend
ship with this government" Phil
adelphla Times
Americans are especially prepared
TO realize and TO appreciate this sig
nihcance of Henry's visit The
American nationality began with a
related Teutonic stock. The direct in
flow OF German blood has been OF
generous and steadily maintained pro-
portions. The spirit OF enterprise and
energy which has animated the Ger
man people so profoundly is even
souls. Between this country and Ger
many there is that knship which
exists between all strong nations. the
common bond OF masterfulness and
resoluteness i'm temper. As represent
ing Germany, the nation. Prince
Henry OF Prussia. the emperor's %
brother. will be welcomed by Ameri-
cans and studied with most appre-
ciatiye interest. st. Louis Republic.
"As the Panama canal can be run
much cheaper than the Nicaragua
canal, and as the cost OF construction
can be no more. II as much. Il would
seem 10 be- the duty Of congress 10
accept the best proposition when
We build an interoceanic canal We
build practically for all time. Senti-
ment cannot enter into the negotia-
tions. We must look upon the whole
proposition from purely business
standpoint Business and the Panama
canal are synonymous, "--Philadel lphia
Inquirer.
During he examination OF the
British press censor at johannesburg
in the Krause treason trial IL came
out that the postofhce officials at the
capital Of the Rand were in the habit
or sending TO the censor all letters
addressed 10 tho United States consul.
Mr.. Gordon. The chief justice asked
whether such letters were subject 70
censorship, but upon being informed
that he was not bound, to reply, the
censor declined to answer the ques-
tlon. The censorship at Ma
nila under Otis called forth bitter
cries Of resentment from its victims.
both British and American But Otis
never attempted 90 violate even ordi-
nary letters. not 10 speak of the Of
fetal correspondence Of foreign con-
suls His sworn enemies. the news
paper correspondents could use the
mails without question His censor
ship extended only TO the telegraph.
TIC British I'm South Africa MT stcw-
ing us many novelties. The third
section of the Russian police might
send a representative down there TO
pick up some new wrinkles In the
censors art. New York Journal
Every moment OF Kaiser VIII
helms brothers time Will be occupied
during his brief soiourn In this coun-
try next month. and II Is 20 he trusted
that his entertainment will be a.
pleasant and felicitous AS the inno-
cent occasion which renders II pos
sible "-- Philadelphia Record
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