The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-13
Foreign Trade vii. Soon Be
Resumed and Large Funds
Are on Hand.
CAMPAIGN WELL PLANNED
Worry Difficult to Obtain Any Facts
Concerning Future Move as
Not Five Men Know It's
General Policy.


respondents to be at the front comes as
the patter Of rain on the window pane
These master tacticians and strate-
sis.s are iiKe so many hlacnlhlsts al
"a Pi''''' uI'"e' 40"
NJ ,.,,, p''. .o' . ~. anu .nats po-
haaL ~ ~ nc l!i4u..s 81 anu SIPS
onSk ~ tne inner mysteries.
~ ~ "np'e pUMettu III l'iacnlhe
Ion -, a'.",, wilt, VI" ,.,'I "s WIN
srr,i ''i'''e' "''' pun "eiue 'ne
,rha ars. ,,,,,
naiic con-, tha, go W. lit que o'pio-
nwaras 1tho .a[',,,, s.. u'>is, uii-
| ~, 90 CIV Nv. seeo'.G "ho 'ie occupa-
All nrth -. ''eT M an lne ric'ory OF Fort
I ~, ',nua ne 'iin i WIN De the APP
- n TO-. ~ ~ ''s 'iH'y Ut some
''I n, poii't'
'-Sv'' IN peAce times me japanese
ln,net say VIM tI'cy are uoihS; theE
1iii'ou''rc III que t!ihe WHAT they nave
gone. rive men IN lne whole coun-
stS, mo- more. Know tne pan or cam
p''tSlb eFen IN us genera! policy,
cap!i'e' oihcer put question to one
| OF the I'VE, whose answer was:
II IS hett"r ta2t YOU should not
hl'oW' IL VIII hei' US none il You
40 hloW' ANA you lHlSht III an UNI
guarded moment let Il mint pass your
bps.
ne correspondent who complains
't ''''t - '''..s 'E-''' ".tSH''ii
t,innr, ''''' ''''' '1S ''''-
Authority From Emperor.
In this Land, where authority comes
Indirectly from tn" emperor, one man.
or n set of men, bears all the RESPONSE
biIty. The business of the. rest is
to obey
The major general himself may not
know what is the objective OF lis
division. He is as essentially ono or
the chessmen as his own nriv,tas
moved by the great pIavers in To,tio
When n local raper saws that nm ON
Ger of the imperjal GUARD has dannrtnd
"destinatinn i,nknnWn II is tnIiinr a.
n,uch nc inc oGicnr bi,,seIf Lnor "
Ten DAVIS ago ,ronnar n,r,teh t,,i,s
were running ont of Tokin. Tho naarh,
villages were nliyn win nors Iitt,o
crowds gathered 10 cheer ina pIinnsa
of a uniform
Now the regular train schedule is no
ing re-establishcd, and a newcomer
| who looks ONT of tho v,;rI,v, nj 10
figures. might ynll nsl, if ibn cn,,rt,.,.
was really at war.
| 1t is this state nt nna 20 which ,,ort,v
answers the Question whether or MOI
Japan can afford a long war. II is now
clear that the funds viii be forthcom-
Ing to keen a great army in thn fall
for two or three years II rerassnav
Eoraio, Trad. P,s,u>,al
With tbe pre,,i.,,, ,,,,.,,,s,
1onnn r'' nr ,,|, 10 on ,t.e se'ts'
ali hnr ,,a,dh,,, '.e' :,
needed as ar,mni tr. 49, no. i''u""s
She is condurtira ', ,,,,a,.., -
from home No sm1ia", ~ tt ~ amas
nor ,r,unIi,. ,vitb ~. W NC
hear n sho, fired THIS -, ~, NJ IS e'et
widely senaratad IRON, I6 [vp.I - as
of war rs o,r. nv.r Vac r,l,,, 80
the Philinnina,, "''' '''i'' ''''' III
Three or rour or five hunarad thou
sand of her producers are nhsant '''I ~
these $50 900 Arc rao,,la,I,y II, ~. .,,.,,,,
To take the nlaces ~ ms ntbars, i -, -
Increasing populo;ion If GoO ooo . u, Eaa ,'rl
The loss from Interrupted human in.
dustry, then. is inconsidarabla
AS much land will be titled this
year as last. Japan can rn IN rais,
ing her silk, rice. and tea. ana h,,yinr
and selling i'm the summer of 1ooI &c
she did I'm the sun,nar Of 1qn9 rrLo
excess of consumption due TO the army
will give an impetus to production
Most of what the army uses ont
side of flour. meats. and some ,mrn,,ni-
ton, will be produced entirely az home
The old saving that no nation thar
ever wanted to make war vas kent
from If nv Lack Of fnnds has sa,,na
economic basis
This nation wants TO make var
Every man wo,nan ana cbtlI 10 fnr
bloodshed witbout end III yictory
comes In NATIONAL tinnncas ,t svoi,
a time. beIiaf is the most va1nnhla
asset next to acknowledgements
If the neon,e distrnsted The .ov.,.,-
ment. If thev hoor1ad thair oeId ord
refused 70 snhscrihe tn tho ~ honas
then We should ,Ir,,dv 10 49,
midst of n crisis rTSA contrarv is
mapniflcent1v true
W., ~, ~
!
and the sale Of their PRODUCES the na.
ton need borrow only OF itself.
There are literally no '.antis' in Jap
an. The 1901 900 yen loan is
subscribed again and again. The
swelling provincial war funds are fed
by the money of all classes.
The coolie stakes his wages on the
courage of Japanese troops; his en-
ployer stakes his business. Patriot
ism gives the whole land the com
munity of interests of a club, The
mobiles send in their gold Guns (per-
haps given by the emperor). their
wives send in their iewelry, TO he
melted down,
A certain maro,1fs gave all his
horses TO the Government whnn
It came 10 the carriage pnir madam
| nrotested a littla
"My husband was never so angry
with me- in al his life os With I'M
piece of unselfshness. she said after
ward
Even as for nine wears this peonle
have looked forward to war with Rus
sia as a set eyentuality of the same
kind as final examinations to the stu
dent, they now look forward to a long
campaign when shall test their re-
sources and patience. So they settle
down to the sinister program. In a
month the news of conflict has become
q set part Of national life.
p,,n Gov onn c,n,;