The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-10

z f. my last paper 1t was shown that 1r.ssers N in complete control of the sea, 9ossld capture and hold the Paciiiio is1ops. and that as long as America is not fn complete control or tne seq ,i,s,y m facing the spectre or the ~ n,,r
 fs, q previous article it was showh <ne+ today Japan can take the fnihs ><s.,s Islands and the Hawaiian isiane <r{fhout material opposition, anu fIast < n an effort to repulse them ou m ais- Would be liable to destrucs,id a,,id have a { &fnkeuration, and Japan woulu con- rroS chance to Jsecure compisee yav - ~ tl,a seal and to see her < -, for the realization or her I,o,,, an s3nns for herself and for ths
 race. raaltzes that
 1apaA' x. houudless wealth ana re
 Aaa'aas - and if aroused could wlth ea1e 1@sSs.t.lr q navy capable or consi Sa,. ttn t..e' a.s sLa sea and, with bases III n usetffc possesions capapie ol ..,a of iv nrotecting those possessions the rhecking Japanese desish Iananese ~,sfr1and of Asia and check '@p fansn 1n<srtsv ID militarizing China Japai,, ,s .s--afsra realizes that the present H s = szsv If onportunity, and IL IS onis ~%t,,~sg that she should De prepatl.s = srsza her opportunity while Aiss1a s'ayo a sflll sleeps in her compiaoeh'
 xs tss heen seen in previous papers <t-t ereat preparations were soins V" j <.< ,avaI and military expahsiomLi. m 4 s,thrnfic reports from Japan sno" fhat these are not the ordinary psttng ptt affons of a growing ana eA ppsttonaI nation simply providins io Teyerish defence. On the contrary l...sant ss.sswgtv prevaiis in every department <f 4hA rscvernment, a wariike pIePan %ts..ss xUhieh indicates a definite War n,arpose. only seen when natioh ID oN xhn verge of certain war. .a.,ye
 srhe Iapanese are the most secI IStl, , ' ' '. %,ell as the most inqnisitive people sr tsse world While they go to endless :,s 2 .,atr.s ", learn every little detail or tne .<s,sa1 and military preparations U rsher nations, particularly those svasns* which they have designs, they hiae everything relating 10 their " .. ;. preparations. They give out e no' nn,, <hA4neeIves Keeping an aosoiute cen s.sss,sss oyar the Japanese press, ana elinxv no Foreigners to have access .o s~ssr works. On the occasion or the recent visit of, the Japanese cruisers ,-Ll In connsction with the Jamestown z. HA
 position, we gave Japanese ollicel M free access not only to our shlps arc. xaVv yards but to such impof l .ahe ~snrixx as torpedo shops An American nfflcer who had just shown party oa 4ananese officers every detail or ou. szansk important works was on poaiu u : of one Of the Japanese cruisers at q rneeDtion, and promenadtng wlth young lady on his arm, stepped up "a the ladder of the forward taEree xyas pointing down through the nooo n9 the turrGt to the machinery wlthii ne a matter of amusement for ms com nanion. A Japanese petty oIiicel nrornptly climbed up and closed 'h' hood in their faces
 when authentic reports Of warhhe xrenarations come from Japan, there <nre there is little liability of theli nnine nverdrawn, but rather the con frsrv trlnt the half has not been told rhe sources of information made us' nf in these papers is the most reliable aftainable. From these sources It ap pears that the Japanese nave been e1 tending enormously practically all fheir works in naval and military es Sahlfahnaeuts and have been establish fnr new works of gigantic size, at pro nnrtionate great expense and tnat al nf these works are being driven U fheir utmost capacity, working over ts,na with full forces day and night am that in addition to the great output a home they have placed large orders 10 4var materials abroad. Tn addition the, have been placing heavy loans at nom and abroad to amass the sinews or war
 large new shell works and larg
 new armor plate factory ana factor; for great guns are being competed