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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
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PIERZ

April 6.-The supervisors Of the
town Of Agram will meet at the new
steel bridge near Math Thommes
place on the Little Falle road on April
18th at 2 clock .. m. to receive bids
and let the contract to fill up the
SAID bricge with earth on each side
and do some grading. Further infor-
nation Will be given by the supervi-
sors of said town.
Jacob Roch has purchased the Fred
Valentine house in the village. will
soon move In. Mr.. Vosen is at present
residing In that house. will move into
Chas. Buitgen's house.
John Otremba, Jr.. returned from a
trip to New Mexico last week. He
purchased q 160-acre farm there and
will return there again in May to do
building and have we'll drilled on
the place for irrigating. He ststes
that floating we'll is from 800 to 700
feet deep and they have to drill
through about 800 feet of rock making
the cost of we'll from 5000 to $500.
The water in these wells is warm
which makes 1t excellent for irregat.
ing purposes. The principal crop
raised there Ia fruit and alfalfa hay.
The hay Is shipped to Texas where
they have q good market. He likes the
country and intends to make it his
future home.
Tony friedrich was appointed to do
The village police work, which in
cludes the running Of the village en-
CINE and waterworks at q salary of
SIS 90 per month. Mr.. Friedrich il
janitor Of the church and schools and
re can handle both jobs at tho same
time.
F: A. Boyer left for Mt. Carmel,
n. D., Friday where he will tesch q
nine n onth term OF school and 10 also
employed az organist In the church
there. His family will reside here.
Mrs. F. K. Wiring returned from q
two weeks visit at st. Paul Tuesday.
Frank Rauch is teaching Tony
Friedrich and several others from the
village how to run the gasoline en-
CINE and village Waterworks. It IL
the intention Of the council to have
several citizens instructed how to run
this machinery, that in case Of SICK
ness or absence of one that there are
always some there that can handle
this machinery If FIRE should break
out.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Theser died THURSDAY and was
buried here Saturday.
Willie and Severene Vosen and
Rollins returned from q three days
fisning trip to Mile Laos Saturday.
They caught about ton of nice fish.
Christ Berg will take trip through
California. Colorado. Washington and
Montana In May. If he finds q suit
able place he will PROBABLY locate in
one Of these states
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
East DARLING.

April 4.-Seeding has been done on
the high lands, but slow on the low
land on account of water.
Someone broke into g. w. Holmer' q
house. but got nothing for their pains
in breaking into the boarded win
dows, as the house ia empty. It is
said the farm has been sold to Chas.
Anderson. who was at Meadow Grove
last year.
Andrew Pearson will soon leave for
Chicago.
John A. Schelin is busy with sever
al painting jobs.
A new depot will be erected here as
soon as the carpenter crew can come.
That will be great improvement.
The Little Elk ia raising.
Green Grove farmhouse has been
we'll repaired.
The Grass Widows society will
meet next Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock at Elm Grove, ~ Little Elk
street All invited. The Bachelors
society. will meet Sunday at O'Clock
at Meadow Grove. Don't miss it.
Misses Maud Freeman and Annie
Whippler drove through here Saturday
on their way to Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
RIPLEY

April 4th.-The board of supervisors
of the town of Ripley and town clerk
were at Lars Olson's place near GIL
bert and altered road on Monday,
April Sd, petitioned by John Broberg,
O. l.. Nelson and several others. The
supervisors granted their petition and
transacted other town business.
julie st. Onge and wife were at
Little Falls Thursday.
The Little Falls visitors Saturday
were Fred, Carl and Selma johnson,
Jack Sundwick, J. Gullmet aud
daughter, David Gaboury and wife,
Mr. xnd Mrs. Odette and son.
David Moran. son of Phil. Moran,
moved to Belle Prairie last week.
The rain Sunday prevented several
farmers Of this Vicinity from attend
ing church.
VIM. Doucette hauled some seed
wheat from Ira Poissant's Thursday.
John Odette and family visited with
George Guertin Sunday.
David 6aboury 10 breaking hne
year old coch colt.
Henry Gravel went to North Dakota
Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
WEST RIPLEY

April 4.-Tbe Misses Clara Site kle
and Florence, Caikins Of Len ",
we're the guests Of Miss Minnie Clark
Friday and Saturday.
r. G. Tedford and Fred Hovey
drove to Little Falls Friday.
The prayer meeting held at Chas.
Johns Wednesday evening was we'll
attended.
Mrs Fred Hovey and Mrs. Tedford
and children were the guests of Mrs.
Pelkey Thursday.
Sohool report, district No. 50 for
month ending March 81.
No. days taught 30
No. pup,ls enrolled ~
Average daily attendance 30
The following were perfect in at-
tendance: Bell. Sadie. Blanche and
Ruth Tedford, Earl ana Richard
Johue. Maurice and Frank Beaumont.
Albert Pelkey, Homer Martin, Kate
Mcguire, Wilfred L. Patnaude.
During the latter part OF last week
W. E. CLARK was employed at F..
Ripley. helping load q Car of potatoes
for J. J. Tucker.
April entered, as was proper, with
many showers. The heavy rain Of
Sunday was of great benefit to the
land in this section.
w. G. John traded live stock with
Mr.. Diddems Saturday.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the funeral of Joe Whitney the
young man killed In the pulp mill al
Brainerd, and whose funeral was held
at the TT. Ripley charch Monday
Mr.. King, agent for DR.. Koch''
remedies, was In this neighoorhooi
the first of the week.
r. Hamilton came down from tn
ninerie Monday, and is at the home O
bis. cousin, R. G. Tedford.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
West DARING

April 8.-Cnas. Nordstrom and q
man from Martin comfy returned
from the woods last week.
John Vertin offers an acre Of land
for the school house In District IS If
the people desire to change tue site.
The offer is q good one and Mr.. Yer.
tin deserves thanks for it.
Spring ts here and the birds are
back, also the Sweet Grove farmer
and a man from Herman. Mich, and
there will be plenty singing when all
get eettleo.
Edward Fredrickson, the Darling
postmaster, was here today to hava
the notary public, Aug. Blomquist
verify his report. Business Is increas.
ing. For the last three months 1t was
over $50.
| Two sons of Chas. Anderson went
to the Falls today. They expect to go
to work In the saw mill.
Rockdale farmer has bought q
cream separator.
Gas. J. Anderson, who is u good
carpenter, ia rushing the work on
the Silver Park building.
The telephone agent bauled hay to
his home today.
The Beautiful Point farmer and his
young wife visited Golden Valley one
evening last week.
John johnson of Minneapolis, who
used to live at Golden Valley, was
here on visit.
The trouble about the blind pig last
summer Is revived. Some church
people that were in 1t and got their
share have been lectured by the min
letter. Naturally he wants them to be
the best people In the state. People
that 60 to church, read the bible.
and profess religion, ought to look
after their conduct elsewhere as we'll
as in church.
Rockdale, take warning-Justioe
Blomquist says he is going to stop
unnecessary Sunday work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rosnagel of
Bakersfield. CAL. writes that the
wheat harvest viii soon commence In
California, and fruit trees look dne.
They want Mr.. Blomquist to move
out there.
Remember the school meeting Fri
day at 4 o'clock. There Is only one
hour In which to vote. and all legal
voters men and women, should take
notice.
David Elmer has moved to Black
Duck.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
BRlCKYARD

April 6.-Miss Violet Scott was the
guest Of Mrs. q. Muncy Friday nieht.
Miss Leatha Keeney was very pleas
antly surprised Friday evening by q
number Of her friends. The evening
was spent in dancing and refresh
ments were served at midnight. The
young folks departed at late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hendriokson and
family and Miss Leatha Keeney
moved to their place at Randall Sat-
urday.
Mrs. q. Muncy was the guest Of
Mrs. Frank Reid Thursday.
Ev rett Savage and Will Manbecl
drove out to Buckman's farm last
week.
Several of the Young folks met al
The home of Alfred Katteson last
Wednesday evening and enjoyed them
selves q while.
Jessie Peterson our mail carrier IL
ill with the grip. Peter Olean his sub
stitute is taking his place.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Muncy went
out to the Buckman farm Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Muncy left
on the noon train Thursday for Be-
midi, where they will make thei,
future home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
South FaWndaIe

April Nv. M. 9etzkow of Upsala
purchased new gasoline engine and
be is busy saving wood now
Henry Brown hauled a load of lum-
Der to Flensburg Wednesday.
Fred Get1kow Of Opsala ia seeding
with his team for his brother Herman.
Several Of the farmers started to
seed last week.
Godfrey Anderson was In Swanville
on business Saturday.
Those who were at the Falls this
week we're: Mary and Frank Rosa,
Mr.. Lindstrom, sadie and Harvey
Anderson and John Matchiay.
p. T. Rossow visited at Simon
Pointek's Saturday.
G.. Peterson and Harvey and Il. D.
Anderson spent Sunday at Chas. An
derson.
Fred Getzkow was going to try to
cross the lake LAST week, hut the
ice was not strong enough and he fell
in up to his neck. Look out Fred you
might get drowned.
Sunday.
Those who were at the Fal}s Satur-
day we're: f. D. Sutliff, Simon So
biek, J. r. O'Donnel, Ihos. Carries,
Hans and Ben Twist.
Josie Lasota Is visiting at Simon
Pointek's for few days. She will re-
turn to Golden Valley, n. D., Tues
day this week.
Seeding has commenced earlier this
year than usual.
Mielke Bros. Of Swanville finished
saving logs last week and they vii
start up saving laths April t7th.
The roads are very, bad since tn,
rain.
Anton Rosa purchased some whea
for seed Saturday from T. Dobs o
Swanville.
Hans Twist sold 80 acres of land t.
Herman Get2koW for $500.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
RoYALT0N.

APRIL 6.-Mr. Cote returned from
his trip through tho east Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. N. Hollenbeok Of
Little Falls came down Thursday for
Z visit with relatives.
.sBorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. T.. W.
Conner, Wednesday, March 29th, q
SON.
e, S. Foot closed his school in the
Jake Thoen district Friday.
Cashier Turrittin of the bank .oi
Rice was q village caller Sunday.
Bill McNeal was taken sick on hi.
way from Rice Wednesday. He va,
found near Fred Barden's place q
III that he could not manage hi.
team. Neighbors took him home ani
called DR.. Chance who found hin
euffering with acute gastritis.
George Hearn left for Hastings THU
morning where he got position al
miller in the Gardner mill of that
city.
Miss Flora Joslin returned to bel
school at Fergus Falls Sunday night
e G. Pitheon went to !AkeleJ
Thursday to look over hotel pro-
pertv. He intends to start up business
in that place.
Roy Dragoo went to Rice Tuesday
to do some work there.
Henry Love was in town Tuesday
for the fret time in five weeks.
George Newman, the hypnotisC,
was in the village Saturday.
The brass band boys have sent fol
some new music and soon will begin
work in the second grade.
Christ Kellogg of Wisconsin is here
visiting his brother John.
Ben Cakala has bought the J. w.
Joslin farm In the town Of Graham.
John Kellogg has rented his farm
and mas moved to town to live.
Miss Susie Elder 10 working fol
willard Traek.
A. II. Holiday 10 reported to have
Miss Myrtle Trask spent Sunday
with her parents.
Miss Carrie MoDou9al Is sick with
the grip.
Bert Gilmore Is here from Brainerd
visiting his grandmother and grand
father.
Miss Mabel Burt went to Cushing
sunday evening to open her school
there Monday.
y Miss Miller returned home Tuesday.
Miss Ella Baker of Morrtl is here
attending school.
Edward Rice of Rice drove up here
Saturday to get q load of feed.
g. N. Hollenbeck returned to Little
Falls Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
RAMEY

April 3~-John schmolke Of Buck
man was In Rapney last week looking
for a site TO put in skimming sta
tiou. He secured the building of j.
v. Ragan, formerly used by NJ. Bar
ton as photograph gallery Mr..
Schmolke will have this ready on or
before May 18th. This will be good
thing for this vicinity.
F. D. Tapping is still here, in spite
Of reports that he was going to move
away.
Joe Fleck was in Ramey few days
ago, In possession of new lady's gold
watch. Very likely his best; girl will
claim the same.
Dade Getten left for Minneapolis
Tuesday.
J. v. Raglan was in Foley Tuesday,
He says that he only found two mud
holes. one was on top of the. other all
the way.
The Ramey merchant was. in Little
examined a. to his insanity. He's
some people would pluck q few
feathers out of the wings of their sell
importance and stick them in the tail
of his judgment, he would be better
off.
We. suppose the first accurate record
about people lying about their pro
perty was the case of Ananias and
Sapphira. And there have been sever
al since. particularly when the asses
eOr comes around.
The Ladies Aid of the Donkards me
at Mrs. Mounts Thursday.
It is reported that Mr.. Bye viii
have charge of the skimming at thi
place.
John Mowan went to Foley toda.
with quite q load and will have
time owing to the condition Of tn
roads.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07

In Missouri, etc., r. Co. vs.. Trus-
kett. wherein the railroad company
commended thai a heavy fall of dew
which delayed it's trains was an act
Of God, relieving the company of lia-
bility for the delay, the conrt said {:
I'VE cannot concur with appellant in
this contention. Had the dew been Of
that brand we'll known as Mountain
Dew. >, it might have affected the en-
gineer and fireman, but not the en-
gine or corporation itself, to the ex.
tentzof relieving itzfrom the obilga-
tion of Its contracts. ;.::=zss ..~s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
GREEN PRAIRIE

April 4.-Miss Minnie Laiture ia
sick this week.
R. Neill Is visiting friends at LIN
coin this week. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Laiture and Mr..
and Mrs. Jarvas attended church a.
Little Falls Friday.
The farmers are busy seeding these
Later Longley and Clifton Roberts
of Little Falls visited at Mr.. Neill's
Saturday and Sunday.
s Olin of Little Falls attended the
dance at G. Pray's Friday evening.
The Sunday school was very small
Hsnrv Wales attended the dance at
Mr.. Schamp's OF TT. Ripley Thursday
Mr.. Micleson of Randall visited at
]. Jarvis Sunday.
George Gedney of Little Falls was
the guest of Harry Peterson Saturday
S~-o o.
and Sunday. -:
A dance was given at g. Pray
Friday evening. Refreshments were
served at u O'Clock. All report good
time. Those who attended the dance
from Little Falls were Misses Ureale
Pearson, Ethel Pearson and Clara
Nicholsform, Mess-s, Eugene Bailey
and Samuel Olin.
Miss Regina Eckerson visited he'
parents Saturday and Sunday and re-
turned to her school at Little ELL
Monday morning: -
The school children of District l;
have ORGANIZED literary society. Th'
following officers were elected:
Presidenl-Roy Henderson.
Vtca President-Pearl Eckerson.
Secretary-Minnie Laiture.
The meeting will be held ever!
two weeks.
Mrs. r. Henderson received wor
that her nephew was killed in q pull
mill. She left for Ft Ripley Monda
afternoon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
LASTRUP

Jos. Meyer was in town on business
Last week.
It is eaid that G.. T. W. took ride
on jim Hills black horse for the
ground squirrel state.
Thos. Smuda was Last visitor
and he had his smile with him.
The twelve-year-old son of Mr.. Vir'
niq. broke his arm by falling of q
fence.
Peter Meyer aud partners were Wis.
itipg here March 28th.
John WIRING of Pie1z was here this
week. :.
frank Sagorski was visiting friends
here this week.
The two North Buh sp,rts took {
hike to Minneapolis.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
What is the reasonable Inference to.
be drawn therefromt This, simply

W000 IL tuo 1666OQ8Dl0 Inference 20
be drawn therefromi This, simply-.
that if you would preserve the time
keeping qualities Of your watch you
will not let 1t 60 anoared for until
the delicate pivots' are worn by dirt
and they piteously beg to be cleaned
and oiled newly and set a-going. You
will take 1t to q competent watohmak-
or once every eighteen months for it,
regeneration.
l hope that you believe I am q COM
petent Matchmaker. / will try 10 de-
serve your best opinion II you give me
q chance to demonstrate my skill upon
YOUR ailing watch. The pricet-not
the lowest in these parts, but the
least that the quality Of my work.
manship will afford. Maybe, after (
little experience you will conclude
that 1t lie the cheapest In the end.
Cheap repairing is generally real
extravaganza.
SPIRIT j. VAsALY,
Diamond Sign Jeweler.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
WATCH YOUR WATCH

You carry in your lower vestpocket
the smallest, most delicate machine
that was ever constructed of thesssame
number of parts. About IT'S different
pieces of material enter into it's con-
struction. and upwards of 2, 400 separ-
ate operations are comprised in it's
manufacture: On this tiny instru
nent you depend in some degree fur
nearly every action in your every day
life. However irregular your own
habits may be, its habits must un-
failingly regular; and whenever ap-
pealed to, at any hour Of the day or
night, in cold or in torrid climate, on
the mountain top or in the mine, it
must tell the. time within q variation
Of fraction of second q day, or
you want to Know the reason why.
"A watch is really one" of the most
wonderful achievements of human
ingenuity. Some of the facts con-
nected with its performance are sim.
ply incredible, when considered in
total. A blacksmith strikss several
thousand blows on his anvil. in q
day. and. IL right glad when Sunday
comes. around; but the roller jewel Of
q watch makes every day, and day
after day, 48s, 600 impacts against the
fork, or 175. $50. 00e' blows in a yea,
without stop to rect, or 8. 158, 900, 00(
in tine short space Of twenty years
These Supplying figures, are far be-
yond the grasp OF our feeble intel
lects; but the marvel doss not stoI
here. It has been estimated that - tn.
power. that moves the watch is equi'
valent to only four times the powe,
in fiea's jump. consequently !!
might be called four a-power
One horse power woula suffice to rul
207, QUO, 900 watches. Now the balance
wheel Of watch IL moved by thu
four flea~power one and forty -thre,
one hundreths inches with each vibRa
ton, or s, 558 So miles continuously
In one year: it never STOPS to spit OF
it's hands to catch q fresh hold
"And 1t doesn't take q large can O
oil to lubricate the machine on it
8. 500 mile run. It just requires one
tepth of drop to oil the entire watol
for a years servioel
"Eut it has mighty great need 0
that one-tenth of drop. Consider
by reason Of thiokening of tho oil
or wearing out of the oil Tor for tina
matter, by reason Of running, or hi
cycle riding, or jumping, or any form
!, of iar) the vibrations of the bal
ance- wheel are accelerated or retarded
three one-millionths Of each 'excur
sion. the watch gains or loses on
second a dav or half minute
month. The least increase Of friction
on the bearings, though q change il
the form Of the tiny globules Of oil
or through the introduction Of dirt
will bring about this. or create
variation.
These are the hard facts of scien
|. tific mechanics, illustrated BY tn
! unanswerable figures OF arithmetic
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
BUCHANAN

April 4.-Mies Kinzer left for
Wathine Thursday after weeks
visit with relatives.
Joe Eich of Little Falls was bust
ness caller here Sunday.
Miss Maggie Poster left for Little
Falls Sunday where she is employed.
Died-The little daughter, Maggie,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Dehler, Satur-
day. The funeral was held here Tues
day. 49, -
Kate Dengel returned from the Lit
tie Falls hospital Monday.
The Buckman creamery started II
tull blast Monday.
Another party took fishing tril
Saturday and report good luck.
Andrew Waits and mother of May
hew Lake attended the funeral her
Tuesday.
Mrs. Dufort was here Tuesday t
attend the funeral Of her sister.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
NORTH PRAIRIE

April Airs. Yesok. wife of the
late Anton Yesok, is seriously ill.
Seeding has been suspendeS owing
to the recent rains.
e. Cassidy and W. Litke of Buck
man took possession Of the property
recently bought of Julius Broskow-
ski. We wish them success.
John Sslzburn who spent the win
ter in the woods, was a caller recent.
~.
aug. an3 Theresia Schultheis went
to Albany Saturday where the latter
accepted position in store.
Martin Lipinski and Joseph Brodkorh
finished plastering the new residence
of Joseph Trettel Sr. Saturday.
81. Friese Of Belgrade is visiting
his friends here.
Two of our town sports started o
into the world looking for q ''yob.:
HOPE they will learn something dur.
ing their sOioufn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07

Fred Fades OF Brainerd visited
friends here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
A good farm, 1850 acres, Ia miles
northeast of Royalton. Inquire Of F.
J. John. Little Falls, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
One Kimball Piano second
hand $4,000.
Folsoun's n usic Store
FIFTY CENTS

IN some conditions the
! gain from the use
CT SCOTS Emulsion is
very rapid. For this
reason we put up a
fifty-cent size, which is
enough for an ordinary
cough or cold or useful
as a trial for babies
ar: children. In other
conditions the gain is
s!c,yer health cannot
~ built up in c day.
In such cccscs Scc;:: )
Emulsion must be taken
as nourishment; a food
rather than a medicine.
It's a.food for tired and
weak diSestions.
Send for tree sample
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-04-07
SPIRIT j. VASALY,
Diamond Sign JeWeler,

Hon. n. A. Rider was up from St.
Paul Sunday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-14

a large German fleet 10 Swedish and
Norwegian waters is intended as
demonstration of sympathy toward
Sweden in the trouble which has led to
the breaking of the union between
Sweden and Norway
The announcement mas been made
that a feet OF six battleshiPs will ar
rive at GothenburS and eight cruisers
at Udevalla on July 20, while still
larger fleet is due to arrive at Stock
holm. Norrzoping and Karlskrona on
August 3
This announcement, coming after the
meeting yt sterday- between Kaiser Will
helm and King Oscar and Crown Prince
CEstavus At Gefie, has created the I'M
preston that the visit OF the Kaiser was
more than an ordinary courtesy call.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-14
KAISER INCURS HATRED
OF NORWAY'S PEOPLE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

many, directed against Norway, are de-
c]ared absurd. 1t is pointed out that the
Kaiser has no authority to form al
llances single handed.
Chancellor Won Buelow, at the time of
his departure, did not even know that
the meeting between the Kaiser and
KING Oscar was planned. He would
certainly have prevented it.
He has no idea of seeing Germany
rushed into any more complications
Immediately after the lucky outcome of
the Morocco affair.
The Kaiser may have promised to
to make naval demonstration. It is
ten to one it will never take place.