Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05

hitfler and shall. IL may be- take an
attitude that will tend at first to pro.
woke friction.
s.Now. 1t is our undoubted right to
saw what people what nersons shall
come to this country to live. to work.
to become citizens. The theory OF Ger
tain OF our fellow cftizens that we car,
p5e,rrma nent1y follow policy OF peace
with insult Ia erroneous We nrIst
stand up for o,1r r,ebts f1pmly. t,,t
tamnerately and courteousIv. and switr,
all possible respect not merely for the
rights. but for the feelings oil Others.
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by a coast defense navy. 1; It can be
upheld only by the possession of an
efficient fighting navy. a navy able to
preserve the honor and the interest of
the United States. not by inviting at
tack on our shores and then seeing II
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all, a useful doctrine. on the whole FOR
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