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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
yNbidredsnbc Seiipiclc."

2iebIinae unierer Sempereno.
irouen iinb friibere Soffel, Die i'm
Dienite Der Trobibitions : 8ewe-
suns offentlib nuitreten unb iih
ielblt ais abidredenoe geiipiele
iriiberer miiIter Srunfiudt binitel-
len, Die tie jest ourf g%riinolite
9eIierung eliidlid ilberlpnnoen
b1tten.
Cine 2eudte oieier glrt NOR
lGngere Belt DER SEEM Oorfer Senrp
Garomea, Der IN Semperen3oer-
iommlungen nit mirfliher Sereot-
iomfeit iein friiberes SGuberleben
in abi6redenbiter Weile nno ieine
eriolgreide 8efebrung 5ur gang
li1en gntbaltiamfeit IN bellellften.
oen Sarben idiloerte. 0o6 I'M
@ebeimen idndpielte er nod INNER.
llno nad Ginger Belt traten Die
&1uide, Die err ii9 I'M 8erborgenen
antranf, an Die Seiientlibfeit; er
belt ieine TemperenSreoen INN IN
betrunfenem 3ultanbe. 60 Der.
lor er ieinen gut ~be5oblten Boiten
als Gemperen5reoner. Nun trieb
er iein @eidaft aif eigene 8ault.
Salb ober san5 betrunfen besann
er aui 0ifentliden Yldsen Der @elt.
Itaot fiirbterlihe Semperpaifen,
mies nit Ialenoer 3tnee otf
ieinen Tauid als gl6ibredilng bin
unb besann Johann inter ben 3lts
b6pern cine @elbiammlung 5u lei
mem eisenen ugenefi5". 9as 10
eridnorrte 8elb legte er in ileuer
G6napsrGuidpn uno barouf IN
nelien @bifredungsreoen an. 8ilr5'
lih trieb er es ant Hahmittag oils
taumelnoer Temperen5reoner im
Wep gorfer gitp San Bart adF
at toa, erregte baourf einen gro.
ben 8~olfsouflarlf uno peronlaBte
oaourt) Die porber gegen i'm 10
nohIidtiae Boli5ei gum ginihreiten.
60 fam es, Dab Der groBe Gem.
peren5sNpoltel OIL elnem Der leBten
8ormittaae Dor Dem Neip Oorfer
YoIiSeirihter WoB itono. Nad).
Dem iein Sreiben our6 3eueen felt.
geItelt mar erfl6rte Der Ioli5ei.
ridter: Elm SCRIPT uno @inters
Nnientbalt auf Ser Straiiniel
f0nne einem 10 bebarrlifen 9umm.
Ter mnb SGiifer MIR geiunb mo
eriprieBlih iein, unb barum meroe
Senrp Gorbnea hermit onf elm
babies SsGbrd)en bortbin aeididt. .
@ir beiprefen bicien San mabr.
lid) niht peaen Der an iid un6e-
bentenben BerlonIihfeit hieies
Mannes. lonbcrn Inn an eincm
arelen @eiipiel sh seiaen. mie gGn,.
lid perieblt bie geitrebunsen aneri.
foniider Temperenafrnuen unb ibrer
mlGnnliden Seller Iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
Aus kirde ulto Wrlt.

bes Cardinals bon Wailano oaItebt
ais 2ebrerin Der &atbolifen bes
grbfreiies!
Hein, oieies @ut neben unierem
meeltommten, fatbolilfen @lauben
bos %foitbarite, Oas mir bon ultleren
8Gtern ererbt, ipollen mir nift frei-
Diaig preisgeben, laiien mir ms
nift rarben, unto .bos &eft, inns
ODER unieren ainbern unicre
Sprafe 81 nebmen ODER inns beren
@ebrai,h al i6m1lern, geiteberl
mir, mie es 1T Den Heiolutionen
Der biesidbrigen Saguns Der oeut-
ihen aatbolifen Winneiota's beiBt,
,Hiemanoen 5u." 9enn Die
Sprofe lit Die Seele bes Solfes,
uno penn Die Sprad)e itirbt, itirbt
Die Seele nit ibr", unb nit ibnen
miro bas bertihe 8emiitb, beiltihe
Sreue unb beutife Misunderstanding
felt al @rabe ~getraeen, unb nit
unierer Sprade miro aili bieier
Seite Oes S5eans uniere berrli1e
belltihe 2iteratur = lleberiesungen
iino ia MIR elm Siirrogat fir Die
Originate - meroen ar uniere
groBartisen Sraoitionen oer Ser.
eeiienbeit onbeimfallen.
@ir iino nift blind: mie bie
9inee geeennGrtig liegen, miro por-
olisiihtlid Die beittife' Sprahe in
Imerifa BON Sabrsebnt ST Sabr.
Sebnt an 8ooen perlieren, faas iid)
nid]t cine neiie Sllitbneqe bentlfer
@tmpanoerung an Die @eita0e Der
Ser. Stanten m1lSt. Iber oas
ioG inns nift entmutbigen, aud,
fcrtan barauf biuBuarbeiten, ouf
oab 10 piel als moelib beutihe
Sprade urb belltihe gigenart er.
balten neroen. @s miro, iclbit
penn 5eitipeilig cine po1itGnoige
@bbe IN Der Deutihen 9epegung
eintreten ioQte, idon ipieoer ole
3eit tommen, ba' cine ip6tere Gene
ration auf ben Srnoamenten, Die
Tie, tpenn aud bruhitiifneiie, por-
finben, bon Nerem riiltig balieit
lnb ms oanfen fir gGes, mas
mir i'm Sntereiie Der berrli6en
oeutiden Sprafe getban! - Der
Man0erer".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

Soief als Iatron crbalten ioGte.
llntermegs fam Der autider BEL
finlterer Naft pom rehten @eee
ab, uno plosli6 befanb iih Sbe.
reiia. nit ibren Gef1brtinnen am
Hanoe zines i6redliden @lbgrun-
oes. .2iebe 3inoer", rief lie.
,laBt ms gum bl. Soief Inn Silfe
rufen, ionit iino mir perlorenl"
&aum batten iie angefangen 81
beten, ais cine Gimme aus Dem
@bgrun6 berauiihrie: nSalt, balt,
feinen Sdritt meter auf bieiem se.
fGbrliden Neg!"
s(lli Sieies @ort BIN belt Der
Gutider Die 9feroe an; Die nGm-
lite Gimme mics i'm nit ben er.
ihrodenen aloiterfrm,en auf einen
@eg, Der ibnen 5fpnr audi nniifer
porfam, ben iie aber ood Der.
trauenSpoa einidlugen. uno iiebe,
balo war jeslide @efabr Der.
lhpunloen.
Ger autider uub Die gan5e &eiie.
geieaidait iaben iih nod Dem
Wanne mn. Der linen einen 10 pidD-
tigen 9ienit geleiitet. 9oh Die
III. 9bereiia bate ben Mann err
fonnt unb iprad seriibrt St ibren
@ei6brtinnen: nSbr iudet euren
2ebensretter umionit; es mar fem
anoerer ais unler better Sater, Der
bl. Soief!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

80nis, Der megen ieines iteten 8lu-
fens berii6tigt mar, fragte nod
beenoiater Yreoiet Den 8eiItliGen,
pesbalb er nibt BEL ieinem mr.
ipriinsliden Serte eeblieben lei.
Ser Yreoiser autmortete: pa
guere Majeitat Sbren @eg Der
Irebiet ipesen perlaiien baben, 10
fonnte id nift ipeniger tbnn, oils
ben meinigen perlaiien, i'm Gner
Waielt6t entgegen 81 fommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
Die altcn Mdnncr nnS Trancn
iegncn i'm mirflid).

Souieube bon Yeripnen t .r"tcn
cber ihiden iebes Sobr an {: Dne
nm feline baliamierten Sele, nm lid,
bon arebs ODER nnoeren tiidiiden
8ebre6en 81 beilen. Son oieicn
linb iebr piele alte 2eiite, Die iiebsia
bis %einbunbert Sabre 51blen unb
wegen ibres @lters ODER Der gnt.
fernitng, I'M Die Seilmet6ooe al
Sauie, ifiden. gs miro gratis
ein Bud seididt. nelfes mittbeilt,
mas ielbige su iagen baben. Man
aoreiiire:, Or. gpe. 0roiper iii,
@anias Gitp. $40. (@enn nidlt
bebaftet. 70 idneioen Sic 9ieies aus
uno ieiloen es einem 2eioenoen.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
1lnberbiente 2obipride.
(Ins Dem ,grceliior".)

\<tttS ptHu VSlteillpl j
Sn elmer Injabl beutlf.amerifa.
nii6er fatboliifer 9lGtter mafte
Dor einigen @ofen Elm artifel Die
Hunbe, Der Die lleberitriit trug:
8ie Der giidof bon Sartioro jiir
Brieiter fir aae NationalitGtei1
ioret." Sn bemielben ipllr0e err.
dablt, pie %beiagter 9iid)of Dor eini-
gen Wonaten, in elmer Iu0ien5
beim 81. 8ater, Or. Seiligfeit
mebrere in europa ituoirenoe Sbeo.
logon ieiner 9io5eie porgeiteQt uno
aiif Die Srage oes Tapites, pie err
iiir Die perihieoenen NationalitGten
in ieiner 0io8eie (SartiorO) ioreen
Tonne, eeantiportet babe, baB er
iiber oreiBig G%anoioaten oes geilt-
liben Stanbes in peri6ieoenen
enropdiiben Seminaren mo Uni
pcriitaten ituoiren Iniie, no iie init
Der Sprad)e, ben Sitten, ben
SaliptdurafterSiieen uno gigen-
tbiimlid,feiten Der Gimpanberer be.
fonnt miirben, nm iid ipater Die.
Ter Decentralization in ibrer Sci.
matbsbio5eie annebmen 81 fonnen.
Ger 81. Batter babe bieie grfldrung
NIT iidtlidem @oblgeioIen onfge-
nommen llno erflGrt: .9os lit Der
ridtiee unb ein5ige @ee." Die
betr. gldtter ibrerieits fniipften ba-
rom nnerfennenbe @orte fir Die
Sanbllinssmeiie oes 9iidofs bon
Sartforo.
@ir nobmen oomals bon Dem
betr. Irtifel feline Hoti5, neil Oas
oorin Gr5Gblte nit unieren Snfor.
mationen iiber bas ,Spitem" bes
genonnten Erdlaten, bas iif bisber
bon Dem in ct. Bal,l unb ieiner5eit
IN Sflaboma Den 9eutifen 9eger,.
iiber beliebten nidt ionberlif inter.
i1ieb, burd}ans nidt itimmen luoQ.
te. limo bic g%riabrung bat ieit6er
gelebrt, baB bieier unier 3meifel
poblbegriinoet mar. Sn Der galt.
.aatb. 8olfsSeitiin9" ifreibt nam.
lid Der Br1iNent bes Oeutifen ia.
tboliiden Staotsperbnnoes bon Con.
necticut:
Ser Stoatsperbano bon Gonnee.
ticut bate Gnbe Wai cine gittIhriit
an Den &odp'iten Srn. 9iihof
Siernep. geifidt bc5iiglid oeutiher
Siinelin9e. Die iih Dem Yrieitcr.
itanoe miomen wolen. Ser Sodm'-
ite Serr bat aber bis 6eute inns nod
feline Intiport 5ufommen loIlen, oh.
ihon mir i'm borum ee6eten baben.
@ir glauben, elm Tedt 81 baben,
perldngen at Oiirien, bob man ms,
pern moelih, Trieiter lmierer eise.
ner HationalitGt gebe. IlS id Dor
inlefdbr 5Wei Sabren nit orei Ser.
ret bon Naltgatud cine auoien5
bfim Sofm'iten Ssrrn 9ilfof batte
rto mir I'm Brieiter bon oeutidlen
eltern baten, aab Der So6w'ite
SEER ms our gntport: "@ipe me
poiir bops, ono S mill eipe non
Brieits." SD fam OBI.
gen gnsipruh eiolih bealaubigen
imo onrh brei 3eusen beipeiien.
Gun bat Der Sodiu'ite Serr uniere
ssungem nno er lGBt Tie fir irgeno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

nei'ellari tor, nlpluer'
all Die ~freinOlid)e Be-
5~iehungens 81 made?
Sor Sniten6 NIT
.Srons. Miiter @Oiter,
iaee Sic emol ielber,
oh es nit friiber Die
s%eid,worne 0utti (pun
Dem Son I'm Ser.
gniide, no oerbei
ipar'n, gar nit sc
reoe) pult jeOem quite
OeitId1e Mann biinme
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
Gntgcgenfommcm.

aonig Safob Der Critic bon eng.
lanb perlieB emit ieinen s~eipobnten
fSpasiermeg, nm einen %beriibmten
Yrebiger 81 boren. @ls bieier Den
aonig eintreten fab, lieB err ieinen
Cert ialen uto besann gegen bas
luiterbafte 3luden l~os3u3ieben. Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
Subn &itid, Gsa., lit cmp6rt, mcil
Den Sentid)cm aaer @rmno sn
idimpfen cntsugcn miro.

Miiter Gbiter!
SD mill es nit bowmc. 2as is
IQes!
@as meent oann Der Sinpcrer
eieentlih2 Meent bnnn Der piel-
leid)t, mcgee Dem tbdt Sd Wttr @tein
Son ipoile loiie2
@as bot er es 10 ford)terlif
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
&ettnng Der III. Sberefia aus elmer
2ebcnSgcfabr.

9ie fl. Sbereiia bdtte emit nit
einigen ibrer Sroenstottern cine
&eiie nnternommer, nm elm neites
aIoiter 81 fifteen, welfes ben bl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

gs gibt 2eiite, Die lire @e.
lunobeit perlieren, inoem lie Dem
&eid)tbnm nofiagen ip1ter per.
lieren lie ibr @elo, nm Die Sc.
llinobeit mipoer 5u erlangen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
0as 2aitcr Der Sruufiuht fon,

0as Cater Der Srnnfindlt fam
ii.dlt SnrG Gin bemdteriides So.
nrootantenipiel, iOnoern nmr bnrdj
grinoiide, iittlide gefernug cmt.
terilt irsroen. limb itatt oaf nab.
ldjrefenoe Seiipiele" mirflidJ pom
Saiter %abi5redcn, nmtersrcbcn tic
nnr oas Sittlidfcits. nno Sdiflidi.
tcits-8efiibl Ocs 3nbOrcrs nnS ,3n.
Id)ancrs, ielbit lrenn iie'S nid,t 10
melt trciben wie Sieier Garbne-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

@iait Oh ein gutter Menlb
lem nno bleiben, 10 balte orei
Dinge i'm Iuae: 2iebe Die Sronung
bette - eritrebe bas 9eiiere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

Cine beitimmte Sagesoronung
lit cine iidere @runolage bes DRIFT.
li6en 2ebens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

y Son Dem, mie es iheint, Die
eingangs erwabnte Noti5 fer.
riibrte.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-19
Fortunate MissOurians

"When l was druggist at Livonia, b., ," writes T. J. Dyer, now of Grays- ille, Mo "three of my customers were ermanently cured of consumption by r. Kings New Discovery, and are well d strong today. One was trying to ll his property and move to Arizona, \ [ after using New Discovery a short
 he he found it unnecessary to do so. regard Dr. Kings New Discovery as ,4 most wonderful medicine in exist
 ce." Surest Cough and Cold cure
 d Throat and Lung healer, GuaranS Rd by all druggists, '50 cents and $L0O. lnl bottle free.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-19
Postmaster Robbed

i. w. Fouts Postmaster at Rivertop, nearly lost his life and was robbed All comfort, according to his letter, ich says: "For 20 years had chron- iver complaint, which led to such a ere case of jaundice that even my in-
 nails turned yellow when my doc
 prescribed Electric Bitters; which ed me and kept me well for eleven rs." Sure cure for BiliOusness, Neu- ,ia, Weakness and all Stomach, I.iy- Kidney and Bladder derangements. wonderful Tonic. At all Druggists, ents.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-19
JoEL M, CLARK.

It will pay you to see Wilson for the best bargains in the Imper- ial Valley, or l have the best trad ing list in the Valley. Go out and look them over with me. keep rigs for that purpose and will offset my time against yours. Office Commercial Hotel, Imperial, Cal,
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-19
Imperial Items

Miss Jean Groves is improvingin health.
 Dr. Toprahanian is still putting ont trees.
 Mir. Al. Peck lost valuable COW, Tuesday.
 Mir. II. A. F. Miller has returned from San Francisco.
 Dr. Bold and mother have returned from Los Angeles.
 Wheat for your chickens. Desert Grain Co.,, Imperial.
 Mrs. Frank Barber has another sister [ visiting them at present.
 There are several bad cases of spring fever reported at the school. \ Mr. 0. k. Gray informs us he expects to start for Ohio in short time.
 Mr. Arthur Edgar and Dr. Holtzman were Los Angeles visitors this week. { Henry Seely began work Monday or Chas. Fernald's new house on Imperial avenue.
 Mr Rice is fitting the old postofiice building for Ralph Benton's new meat market.
 Singer Sewing Machines sold on easy terms. See Teller, Imperial Postoffice Building.
 Mir. Perkiss began work with his ma chine Monday and brought in the first load of threshed grain this year. The lawn social given by the Epworth League at Mir. Sheets out at Mesquite Lake was a very enjoyable affair.
 Dave Chaplin and Ed Downing were in from Fl Centro this week. They all must come to Imperial for the latest. Mr. Ecker has sold out his meat mar a ket to Mir. Ralph Benton and intends later on to go into the sheep business.
 Many of our school children are wear s ing anxions faces this week EXamina- tion tells what they have been doing all winter.
 While Mir. Sweeney was coming in from the slaughter house the horse got frightened and tried to kick everything to pieces.
 Mr. Perkis made a flying trip to Los Angeles this week to rustic grain sacks. N He expects to begin work with his ma chine Monday.
 number of nsperialites went to Ga lexico Sunday to see the horse racing; guess they would have felt just as we'll Mi they had remained at home.
 Mr. Oscar Gray and Clarence Conaht started for Los Angeles Thursday morn ing. From there MT. Gray goes to Ohio to visit his relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Conser and daughter, Cecil. left flor Tempe, Arz., Thursday. Mrs. Con- T Ser returned Monday and Miss Cecil Twill remain till after the close of school.
 A goodly number ofour people went to sEl Centro Tuesday evening to the moon ight festival. They report jolly good inca plenty of good creamand candy, We regret to say that Mir. A l.. HilIs
 Alth is such that he is obliged to go ' Los Angeles for medical treatment. VI le left on the Wednesday morning train. VI Imperial was alarmed by the fire bell Ie tuesday afternoon, the parsonage of the 4 Christian church being on fire. In d urprisingly short time the yard was hronged with men, The cause was an ccident with a gasoline stove. The ames were put out before great deal M damage was done, but great many eople were very badly frightened, as \ here were so many homes close by. S Fortunate MissOurians
 t.Nrl. I ,.,,., ;,,o,,,,
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-19
An Outsiders View
PASADENA. CAL, May 10. 1906.


 for some weeks 10 heartily commend your stand for clean, sober civic right eousness in Imperial Valley. Your position on the saloon and saloon ele- ment question is square and sensible.
 If saloons and their patrons are so helpful to new enterprises and make for righteousness and decency, why does the mayor of San Francisco ab- solutely prohibit the opening of single saloon In San Francisco and only yes terday a detail of so soldiers was made to watch the approaches from Oakland to arrest all who were intoxicated or were susplcioned as having whisky about their personsp Mayor Schmitz knows as every other sensible man who has had experience or given the mat ter any earnest attention knows that saloons only make for bad citizenship. May the Imperial Valley never have a legallzed or blind pig saloon in all of its wonderfully fertile compass.
 What a water time you are having. Quite a paradox. In the midst of a great desert yet surrounded with floods of water. Well may 1t be kept under control until after the summer floods; then we will all feel sure the Southern Pacific California Development com pany will get the old Colorado river back into the old channel and with two monster intakes the future control ot the water flow will be assured It seems marvel to me how we'll all of the main and lateral canals have been kept In tact during all of these floods. It argues well for all the future to ev- cry water user in the Valley. What loyal and royal lot of people you have in Imperial Valley all except the horse racing buns that patriotic constable at CaleXico read the riot act to-
 It makes one love our grand free American people and government when we see how red tape can be cut so easily when the need comes. A point in instance is the carrying of men and supplies from Honolulu by a foreign vessel into San Francisco the other day. Official red tape was cut in a half dozen places and the world do move. So also with that Calexico constable and other officials on occa- sion. To us who are perforce outside of the Valley everything you do down there is intensely interesting. We would be with you in person as we are in interest if we could. After all is there not sort of providence in these extraordinary floods coming now In the inception of the vast enterprises that are to make "the desert blossom as the rose. Suppose there had been no greater floods than those of l9O2-3-4 until the permanent headgates and canals had all been established. Does anyone suppose they would have been made as large or constructed as intel ligently and strongly without the ex- perience of these last months of extra ordinary high water? And also will not the work that the government Is doing be strengthened to meet just such floods in the future as are n,w in- terfering with the present labors2 How much better it is that these unusual high waters have come now so that their repetition which is sure to come sometime may find everything built to resist them. Suppose such flood should come ten years from now and no more preparation made to meet it
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-19

80 acres of the best soft sandy land with 80 shares water stock. This land can be put in a crop for $3. % an acre. Four miles north of HOltyille. Price $26.00 an acre on terms. Bert R. Chaplin, Imperial, Cal.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-05-19
Meat Market

w. w. Masten has made arrangements to supply meat to customers from the Hotel Franklin for the time being. A meat shop will be arrange for shortly by Mir. Masten.
 Fresh meat always on hand at thel
 Hotel Franklin,
 Fl Centro, Cal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-16
CROSSED WIRES

OF the warlikc utterances Of former
Mormon leaders against the United
States as quoted in the terrible arraign-
ment made by Frederick NJ Smith. the
News says:
What those dead and gone ora tors pro-
claimed under conditions that no doubr
justified their remarks were their own
views governing their own acts and are
not binding upon this church.
IT Is a pity that the News. with only
two or three intellectual wires, cannot
keep them from getting crossed That
sentence fairly reeks OF idiocy. Accord
Ing TO the faith Of the News the orators
are not dead and gone; they SIN have
their influence. their place. aud thelr
authority over this generation OF men
or else the teachings OF the church are
not the faith OF the News Next II the
conditions justified the defiant procIa-
nations against the Nation, what Is the
need of crying shame" upon those who
quote those utterances today? IL the
sermons OF presidents and apostles are
not binding upon the church. what are
they delivered for Why arc men ex-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-16
THE ALGEzIRAs CONFERENCE,

The United states Is one of the DOW
ers that will be represented this week
in the International congress at Alge-
Ziras. Spain This congress Will con-
slider the Moroccan question The en-
tanglement OF this country with that
| question comes from our traditional pri-
| macy In resistance to and Furnishing
the corsairs of the North African coast
and also because the United States was
one OF the ten signatory powers 10 the
! treaty Of Berlin of 1880, which assured
10 each. in trade and commerce, like
treatment to that accorded 10 the most
favored nation, In Morocco But In the
present phase Of the controversy that Is
TO come before this weeks congress we
have small concern save in a CONNER
clal way, and nothing very great in
| that save as a principle involved
France Spain. Great Britain, and
| Italy agreed In 1904 that France
should have free hand IN Morocco.
This was understood TO mean the
eventual ascendancy OF France In that
| empire, with repeating "rectifca-
tion of the frontier westward Al
geria being the starting point The
| whole matter was supposed Ia be set
tied when the powers named had come
| TO an agreement.
| But right there Germany stepped IN.
The Kaiser denied the right OF these
powers to settle the Moroccan question;
he paid spectacular visit To Tangiers.
assured the Sultan Abdul AzlZ. that his
! realm would be guaranteed To him M
tact. independent, and free from Ggn-
ger OF cncroachments and he demanded
| the full protection of German CONNER
| cial interests with himself as the guar
nntOr Of them. And he ca He'd for con-
| ference of the European powers, at
| which the whole matter should be gone
over and agreed upon.
That made IA sensat ton among the ma
| tlons. 1t sought To set aside fhr agree
! ments entered into between Francey
| Great Britain, Itale, and Spain. Eut
they sull stand. And the burning
question now Is. whether those nations
Will In this coming conference hold
| their last years agreement II they DO.
| the Kaiser VIII lose out. But IL Is more
| likely that some concession VIII be
made to him. on the commercial eide
and that the meaning OF last years
agreement Will be reafiirmed. In differ
| ent words
With the political features Of this
congress. the United States VIII not. of
| course. greatly concern itself We have
| no Interest In guaranteeing the uteg-
| rity Of the empire Of Morocco. nor the
ascendancy OF the reigning Sultan. AS
| a matter of fact, IL would be better Ior
us. and for the world at large. if the
present dynasty were extinguished. and
the country become colony of France.
But We should be with Germany in de-
manding full consideration for our