The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-11
UNCLE sL1 INTERESTED.


unless ~ catch the f'st glimpse Of In
coming ar2a.ies D.. to- catch tae last
glimpse of outgoing corn ard cotton
and Oh ships those ah0 believe that
He have no business with navy
and that our own country viii remain
forever exemp' from moderation. vii
doubtless take a passing interest Go
.nai-s abroad a, rhis time
France and Germany. % o. stated
are - dagg o. points over 'he Moor
Ish question Of which nation viii steal
mos. land from the Hoors. and the
aIarmists claim ffaf soon the gods
of war viii ilcauslils The Med.t-
errauean and German or French To
gOs and Deveys Win rise up out q
the trough % the .a to De seen of all
men.
The friction. lf friction exists. may
0r may not eFeDtIate ln conflict Il
can boz prevented by England who
holds the key 90 the Mediterranean az
Gibraltar. and comVels belligerents
10 DO their lighting on the outside. in
the open sea. or around the French
coast The German squadron that has
just started for the coast Of Morocco
10 aid 90 the peaceable adjustment Of
the difhcul'y. may Boz prevented from
passing the Pillars 0f Hercules and
a pOstDOuement of the strenuous part
Of the conference compelled All this
time win reveal Whether the kaiser's
mymidons will swarm over the Rhine
Is also question FOR the future 20
reveal. Du Uncle Sam g.. '-
terested in the Moroccan affair.
Should Germany triumph either
through skill 10 diplomacy or force Of
arms. the prestige and pride Of that
nation would be inflated and its de-
sire for conquest inhamed. Germany
has long had greedy eyes laid on
South and Central America and her
publicists scoh AZ our cherished Mon
roe doctrine German diplomatists
skillfully avoid discussing tho subject
or. when escape is impossible. unc-
tiously admit its existence a. polit-
ical fact. while commercially Ger
many goes right along needless Of ey-
erything and monopolizes the trade
20 the exclusion Of All other nations
when possible
The kaiser's ambitions have long
been public property. Ne has fought
his way into supreme dictatorship OF
his country and he has forged his
country into the front rank Of com
mercial nations He has a navy al
present that he claims is equal to any
navy Ia tho World with the exception
Of the British navy and he has now
under construction $500, 900 Of
ighting ships Of one sort or another.
When these are completed. which they
will be IN a few years. he will have
little 10 fear from England and before
these are completed others will be pro-
jected and in course Of construction
Then will the kaiser's ambition TO
extend Greater Germany over seas,
10 provide homes under the German
flag for the surplus population of his
country and to establish exclusive
commercial relations with German
colonies under zollyerin. be ap-
parenlly easy Of realization.
our trade with Germany Is vast
5000, 900 600 for the fiscal year Of d 905.
But dealing between nations that are
on an equal plane Of civilization and
advancement confines the profits 10
very small margin. n Is much Ike
trading dollars Profits come from the
inferior nation 10 the superior nation
from the inferior individual 10 the su-
perlor individual from The uusophis-
tlcated Indian to the astute 4 .ul The
German merchant in South Auer.ca.
with the field exclusively 90 himself
ana acting as broker or distributor OF
German goods can reap greater prof.
us from the natives than can be gar
ncred from the more advanced ma.
tions.
our leading statesmen have given
MS warning years ago of this coming
competition and It's manifestations
can be seen more distinctly daily. We
should be prepared to meet it at any
cost News Scimitar
-Os.O-
The protection of wild birds and am
imals is largely a matter of education
II children are trained to observe the
habits OF woodland creatures and 50
to take an interest I'm them, there will
be little wanton destruction. Moreover
such nature study is educative. The
child Is equipped for the serious bus
mess Of life by developing his powers
OF observation. The National Associ-