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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
Siirrc nnb @albbrGnbc.

- Nlld I'M oitlid)en Eennlploa-
nien 5eitist ser Morgel an @ai,
ler i6Iinme Solgcn.
Iugu1t a, We., 81. September,
- Die Sitlntion, mas bic @alo-
brGnoe b~etrifit, Die IN pislen Sbeiler
ron Maine i'm @ange iino, bat iid
be0eilteno ge6eliert, inocm Die Sold)-
mnnnlGaftcn mebr oltSrid)ten fonn-
ten, neil MIR Icihtcr @inb mcbte.
God gebt nod INNER Gigcntbnm I'M
@crtbe Don Gauienoen BON Collars
in Slonmen ati. Ger @nlobrono
bel Gllsmort6, no Die @~obnb6ltIet
bon 9unoesiellotor Solc mo bon =.
e.. gmerp, Sem Sberrifter bon
Moinc, am Snmltag bcorobt moren,
beiinoet iid iest inter Gontrole INTO
Die Sarler lito erbaltcn gcbliebcn.
9 it II, 81. September. - Gtt
Nclt-@nglono- Stooten, ipclhc ieit ioit
cinem Wonot feinen Jtegen 9ebobt
bobcn, lei0en lultcr ser o%ltBeror0ett-
lid)cn Giirrc nibt meni9; in piclelt
@egcnoen lillO bic Srllnncn nllSge-
trodnct n1o cS feDlt an 5rintrpaller
fiir Wcnid unO SieG; piclc 6obrifct
ltebcn lpcgcn Wongels an @niierfraIt
IT'LL un0 olld) Die Sdiiiobrt lit nidt
mcnig gcbcnmt, oo Der @aiicrItano
alBcroroentli1 nicorig lit nno fleis
mere 6liiIie iuit gon5 ollsgttrodnet
iinO. @eioepl0te iino mlsgc0orrt
rno eS feblt an friident 6lltter Iilr
bas Sieb. Seit 1881 mar Der &ni-
lcrItanb i'm G6amplainiec nidt 10
nicorig. Sn ser ct. II -9oi font
llcn Gampfcr nid)t mcbr onlegcn.
Gnbei b0ngen ieit elmer @ohe Oidtc
@olfen Gntd, Die pom ocn &olo.
brGuocn in Wtoine, CANADA uno Dem
n0rbliden Sbcilc bes StooteS Ncp.
Oorf btrriibrcn, ilber Den Ncu-Gng'
lnnO.S taotcu.
& a it Stroubsburg, So.
81. September. - Iie icit Wontng
i'm oitliden Eenniplponicit, Defenders
in Der 8cbirgsgegeno berridenoc
gonj ungemobnlidJc 5%rodcnbeit bat
nidt nur ld)on icbr iible 6olgen &C
bobt, %ion0crn man befiirhtct nod
SblimmcrcS, "a nod gar feline 9Ils-
iid nllf Hcgcn lit. Ser 0elaDore lit
10 nicorig mic nod itlten oOcr ME 5ll-
Dor. Gic Slliel, meld)c Ser Strom
in Der 9tGbe ocS &llrortes Gclaluare
&nter Gap bel trodcncm @ctter bill
oct, bat bcrcits eillcn groben llmfonB
uno lit gum Sbcil nit Suidlpcrf be-
mnd)icn. Der N%nnlontinf, Eocono
lulo nnbere Sliiiie, ionic 9Gd)c lino
ID HieoriG. SAB iilGii iiir ods Sort
fomntcn Der Sorcllen uno anocret
Slide fiirdtet. Sn Dem Eoconos@c-
birgc iino mcbrcre 9oricr IN oer9tGbc
Der .2odamonnu -@obn" in beitGn0i-
ger @eiobr, @aIobrGnoen sum Spier
81 follen. @roBc Sol5- uno Gin0cn'
&orrGtbc, oic-on 0iperien Stellen lie
gen, millicn mli's SdGrilte bclpad)t
lpcrocl, nm Tie por Dem &erocrben
SIT idiibcn.
Subnstomn, go, 81. Scpt.-
Gihte Hallhmolten b6ngen belte
iibtr %,Sobnstoipll, @in0ber uno anoes
rem StG0tcn Ser Nndborldoit. Sci
Aibtnla bat Elm @olobrono, meld)cr
ongcblid) Ourh @iencniGDer perid)ll-
oct plirOe, Shaoen gum Setrage BON
100000 ongcrihtet.
Gbinelonocr, @isc., 81. Sep
TENDER. - Gle Srtiboften 8agen
unO @oobboro an Ser rSoo,9abn"
milrocn 9clteril 0urd @olobr1noe
jcritort. rSebe Der beiocn Ortid)oiten
bottc an 200O Senobncr nno ollc limo
jest oboahlos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
Nlcr. Storbuf. SO Snhre q

alcr. Starbud, SO Sabre alt,
bat lid) I'M &egierungsgcb1lioa 81
Cincinnati eridoiien. Gr mar iriiber
reid nno megen ieiner Sbatisfeit 5um
Shnee ocs @iloprets uno 6ilben
8eilii9els befannt, bate is5od lem
gan5es gcrmogen perlors,~% armutb
nnb aranfbeit triebcT i'm 81 ser
Chat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
@citencrnng pun yWear Beer"

Atlanta a, Ga, 81. September.
Sn Der grtroiciiion Scr 2egislo.
tlir Don Georgia, mclhe am Somltog
gum abihluB grfommcn lit, pilrbc
Den 6obrifontcn bcs iogcnanntcl
nNcar Beer" cine Sterrr BON $500
uno Den ScrfGuiern cine ioldc bon
5000 mlicrlcgt. Guf Nntrog BON rs
Sdnolern, meldc oos Erpouft iiibren,
bat Gidter ellis pom Sliperiorgeridt
abcr flir5 noh Witternadt ifon eli
men GinbaltSbefcbl gegen Die Grbe-
blln9 oiclcr Stclcr erlalien. SIS miro
gclteno genlod)t, Die 9cgislatur 6Gtte
lid in ser grtraieiiion rlr nit Der
an~9clegenbcit beidditigen oiirien, SIT
ocrcn @crotbung lie einberifen NOR
ocn mar. Ter 6oQ miro nod an Ole
boDcren @eridtc gebrud)t iperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

EdIc 5nr 9iciic ta's Mnslanb b..
iorgt 6. 3aime, Wr. 413, Cft.@alii'
msrritraFe, nabc Guitum .Cuuie Aps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

= Sn Gbicngo bate am Sonntag
Der @erill6 cincs M~ctormannes, nit
Icinem @oggon ourd cine fatboliihe
&ro5eiiion oilf Gbiea9o Sights sit
Iobrcn, no 9iihof Saul &booe Die
vGaluarp Cemetery" einmcibte, einen
allIrnbr sur Solge. Der @aggon
pltroe oitrh Stcinniiric ocmolirt uno
Die Eoiiaglcrc rctteten iid MIR oi,rd]
idleunigc 6luft. 3cbn ser 5umul-
tuontcn iilto pcrbaitet uno unter
Wiirgidaft geIteut moroen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
Church Work.

General Secretary John r. Mott OF
the Worlds Student Christian fedora
ton reports $4,000 members in all
parts of the world.
The mission study movement in this
country expects this year to have at
least 175,OOO persons enrolled, having
started six years ago with about 1900.
The Kansas City Salvation Army
has planned building for its work to
cost 100000, but will not start opera
lions until $4,000 in cash has been
secured. ID. ~. H.: zasG y,
The German Methodists control the
little village of Santa Claud, Ind, own
ing there a large tabernacle, where an
annual camp meeting has been hello
for years. IS
A church clearing house has beer
formed at Los Angeles to which min
listers all over the country will be
asked to send the names Of church
members who move to that city tina
they may be followed up and brough
into some one of the congregations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
Plays and Players.

The Roger brothers will play I'm
Panama" for another season.
Margaret May, a sister Of Edna May,
is to be in FRITZ Scheff's company.
I George NJ Cohan's new musical COM
edy is called '"The American Idea.
Virginia Earle may return to musical
comedy, as she has been offered the
prima donna role in a new musical
production.
William Vaughan Moody. the author
of t'The Great Divide has completed
another play. 'The Juggernaut." Hen
ry Miller controls the rights.
George Grossmith, the author Of
s'The Girls Of Gutenberg" has been
engaged as leading man for Hattie
Williams in Fluffy Ruffies."
Marie Cahill's new musical play Is
called ''The Boys and Betty The
book is by George v. Hobart. Eugene
Cowles will again be member of
Miss Cahill's company.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
Fee Bowls.

Zee bowls are no longer to be seen
in the chambers of barristers. They
have been replaced by checks. One
used by Baron Martin of the court Of
exchequer during his career at the bar.
from 1880 to 1850 has just been pre-
scented to the library of the Inner Tem-
pie by his grandson. Only few sur
viying lawyers Of venerable age can
now recall the use of fee bowls. One
of them, George F. Pollock, who was
born in 1921 and called to the bar in
1S43, gives some interesting informa-
ton on the subject in London Notes
and Queries. He says these bowls
were in general use during his early
years at the bar, Fees were paid in
cash when the briefs were delivered.
When his father. Lord Chief Baron
Pollock. was raised to the bench he in
herited and used the paternal fee bowl
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
SHORT STORIES.

More than 100000 sheets Of gold
leaf will be used in gliding Philadei'
phia's city hall tower.
An oil we'll at Humble, Tex, blew
up, bringing from depth of 200 feet
below the surface a whole tree.
Seaweed may be planted in the
SchuyIkill river as an experiment to
attempt to filter the water which is
used for drinking purposes in Philadel"
phia.
During old home week in Gambia
N. H, recently Parsons one horse
shay" made more than fifty years ago
but still in excellent state of preserva'
ton, was exhibited
More than 1,oo0,0o0,Ooo picture pos
cards were mailed in Germany las
year, S0OO0O,OOO in Great Britain, more
than 799,0O0,OOO in this, country ant
about 665, 100000 in Japan.
The two new battleships which wer
authorized by the last session of con
gress will be named Utah and Fiorida
With the exception of Oklahoma an
Wyoming every state in the Union !
now represented in the navy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
Current Comment.

ooh, / shall win that cup eventual
"" says Sir Thomas Upton. No
Doubling Thomas this. Richmond
Times Dispatch
Several airships can cut a. figure 8 in
the air, but when it comes to profits
they all seem to cut a figure Of Phila-5
delphia North American. s
Customs officers have decided that
bagpipes are toys. For the love of the
land don't let the children in on the
secret. Baltimore American Star.
It may not be long now before that
famous saying, what Is the constitu-
ton between friends r. will be trans
lated into Turkish. w ashington Post.
America leads the world. says the
national board OF fire underwriters. In
what? In fire loss. It is a grand dis
tinction. to be sure Springfield Re-
publican.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
j. p. Moraan's Library.

Every three months j. p. Morgan,
has everything in his house and fa-
nous library reindexed, and the work
requires the services of several con-
noisseurs for three or four days. Mr..
Morgan's sole object is to protect him.
self in case of fire. understand that
not a week goes by that many, very
many, pieces Of valuable bric-a-brac
and works of art are added to his won
derful collection. incidentally the new
library has already been the scene of
some big deals and will be the scene
of many more. as Mr.. Morgan's friends
know that he is gradually retiring from
public life and. instead of going &c
Wall street. Wall street comes to him
and meets him in the library. New
York Telegraph.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
go 4lIET! z = = u u -. y
The SuItan's Name.

American and English newspapers
have "a way Of mangling the name Of
the sultan of Turkey. Often he is
called simply "Abdul' nothing more.
Sometimes it is abdul the Artful,"
abdul the Wary" The proper way
to write the name, according to the
London Chronicle, is abdul Hamid"
or, as some would transliterate it,
"Abd,l-Hamid." This means servant
Tor slave) of the praised one"-i. e.,
God or Allah, The ''ul'' or "'l'' mere
~ represents the Arabic definite arti-
Gle. which in writing is always Joined
to the following word
"Abd'' is very common first name
with Mohammedans. as in Abd-ul-Ka
dir, Abd-ul-Latif. Abu-ul-Aziz. ''Ab
dull" with or without the Hamid
makes nonsense. but no one seems to
notice it.
On this principle George du Mauriel
might be called "Georgedu" for short
and T. P. O'Connor would lose his ma
tionality under the Italian looking dis
guise of '.Thomaso.' z
~ Is r.. Y r. u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
English Etchings.

Two peerages a year become extinct
in England.
In the time Of Edward I. every man
was compelled to have bows and ar
rows and to use them for his country's
defense if called upon.
Plaster portraits are now the fad in
London and are done in the form of
little bas-reliefs. 1t is said that an ex-
pert can mold a good one in f0rty-five
minutes.
Women are fighting in England for
the right to practice pharmacy, and the
pharmacists are fighting to keep them
out on the ground that the calling is
overcrowded already.
Liverpool has q library Of 32S0,O0t
volumes. The number Of books taken
home during the last year was 1862,
600, while 1,41O,444 were used for ref
erence in the library. In other words
each book was on the average usee
ten times.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
Fly Catches.

Manager Fred Clarke picked up two
strong veterans for his outfield In Roy
Thomas and Spike" Shannon. l.
In one respect "Jiggs" Donohue has
something on every first sacker in the
country. He is afflicted with appendi-
citis.
Clarence Owens, the star umpire Of
the American association, will be a
member of President Pulliam's corps
next season. IS
An osteopath has discovered that
Jesse Tannehill's shoulder and two
ribs were displaced by an accident
several years ago, which accounted for
his loss of form as a pitcher. He can
be cured Of his trouble. ,a#S. !.
Victor Willis has been pitching great
ball for the Pittsburg Nationals this
season Nevertheless the tall twirlel
has difficulty in winning. He always
stacks up against good pitcher, an6
the Pirates seldom score many runs
back Of him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
German GIeanings.

A statue Of Liebig is to be erected in
Darmstadt, where he was born in 1903.
In some parts Of Germany glass tel
ephone poles REINFORCED by wire are
in use.
M There are in Germany some 5000
chemical factories, with nearly zoe, 000
workers, who receive In wages over
$50, 900, 900 year
The first electric ferryhoat In Ger
many has just been launched at Duis-
burg. 1t has twin screws, which are
propelled by an accommodating current
from two electric motors or fifty lorse-
power capacity. The boat can carry
645 passengers, besides horses, auto
mobiles and vehicles.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
Facts From France.

-s
Some of the Partisan suburbs where
much laundry work is done have be-
come yeritabie hotbeds Of consump-
tion, many of the laundrymen being
infected
Paris mas a police wonder whose In
telligence. agility and skill In finding
malefactors and courage In assault
have provoked rapturous plaudits. His
name is Jules. and he Is Belgian
sheep dog,
France will honor Nine. Michele
Pauline vrardot, who sang at the en-
tombment of Napoleon Bonaparte 10
1910. she was born in 1921 and was 9
singer in grand opera. Her husband
| was for d long time conductor OF tbs
italian Opera In Esarts
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
New York City.

It requires 1920 stenographers to
do the Office business Of New York
city. Il
There are two persons married In
New York city each eleven minutes In
the day.
The average daily consumption Of
eggs in New York city is two for each
individual.
Manhattan is the most densely pop
ulated island in the world. 4It has q
population Of 99,150 persons to the
square mile.
New York city is growing rapidly in
its population Of millionaires. There
are about 1000 of them now, while
there were only thirty a quarter Of {
century ago.-New York Herald.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
VALUE OF A sMI!!. {.
What II Did For q Scot n Calcutta e
During the Plague.

What 1t Did For Scot IN Calcutta
During the Plague.
vn the door leading into the priv, y T.
office of the treasurer of one of tlis$S
Hartford banking institutions may ~
seen by all Corners u plain white card.
on which are these two words: * eep
Smiling.
Ask the treasurer the Significance of
the placard and he will say simply:
"Just keep smiling. That makes every
thing easy. That's what smiles are
for, good. unfefgned, sincere smile
is veritable battering ram to knotE
hard things out Of the way. Some
times smile out loud. all to myself.
when run against anything hard
and the invitation Is out to whoever
enters my door ] take, it that people
will smile as they read the card. and
want them to continue the act while
in here" =.
{ He tells Of a visitor who came TO
see him last winter a Scotchman. who
had served in India in the army. M
dear SIR" said the visitor, Il am greet
ing that legend heartily; Many years
ago. when the plague was raging.
was in Calcutta and sick. The hospi'
tails were full, and with other patients
4 was lying in a shed. a very sick man
ION each side of me poor chap had
died. when man came around witt
one of the doctors to measure thu
bodies. As they finished the SECOND
fellows measurement they looked a
me. and the man said. Three of 'em
heigh?' and whipped out his tap
measure at my side. In spite of al
effort could only stare. To save m.
life couldn't speak or move. All
could do was to smile, and jus
smiled. Instead Of the measuring lin
Il was given better attention and re
I covered The smile did it! That
right! Keep smiling" Hartfor
Times. ~ ..:.,7
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
The Black Hand.

There is historical foundation
for the name Black Hand. Back In
inquisition days In Spain there was
La Mano Nera. secret society which
fought the government and the
church. It passed, and the secret socie-
ties of southern italy were its heirs.
Twenty years or more ago a false re.
port was raised in Spain that La Mano
Nera had been revived. The story lin.
gered In the brain of a Herald report.
er. and one fine day he attempted to
rejuvenate waning interest in a puz.
zling Italian murder case by speculat
ing as to the coming to life Of the
Black Hand among Latin Immigrants
in America. The other newspaper
seized on the idea eagerly and kept y
going. Everybody Magazine.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
kSreviit||.i:es
1HE HALL OF FAME.

A. daughter was born recently at
Suuirrei island, Maine, to Mrs. y. n.
M. Dillon. This is said to be the hrsE
baby ever born on the island.
After conducting large grocery
business in Belfast, Me-, for more
than fifty years Frank NJ. Lancaster
ef that town, aged ninety-one, mas de-
cided that he deserves rest.
King William and Queen Charlotte
of Wurttemberg recently made q bal
loon ascension with Count Won Ieppe-
lin, an experience said to be unique
among members Of royal families,
king Edward changes his attire
about three times day. and he orders
about thirty new suits every year, and
at Buckingham palace, Windsor castle
| and Sandringham he keeps q stock OF
about 200.
Carl Goldmark, the veteran COM
poser, at the age of seventy -eight has
brought out new opera, "a Winters
I Tales with text from Shakespeare,
/ which is spoken of as a new departure
and has been meeting with much sue
! cess III EUROPE. :sE6$
General William Booth, commander
of the Salvation Army, has issued q
long manifesto eloquently pleading for
the equality Of women with men and
exhorting every member Of his army
to embrace this view and train his
children to this end. sz
Kingdom Gould, son of George j.
Gould, is. working in the mines of
Guanajuato as common miner under
the instruction and supervision of Pro
fessor Kemp, instructor Of geology Of
Columbia university, where young
Gould has been studying mining en-.
cheering.
DR.. Yung Wing, former Chinese
commissioner Of education and now 9
resident of Hartford, is interdicted
from returning to China. He is nov
a prescribed man, with a bounty Of
10000 taels upon his head, says the
Hartford Courant Ellis last visit was
: in 1902. when he made some effort t.
, revive the liberal movements which
were attended with such success ear
: lier in his career, but It was an ute
failure"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
PHI, and Point.

In spite Of our troubles we all do
pretty we'll.
Let the devil alone. and he'll not
bother you.
I No scheme pays as well as legiti-.
mate business.
Some people never get to the front
because they stop and talk too often.
AS soon as an old fool acquires q
little sense a young fool steps up to-
repeat his mistakes.
The older man grows the earlier.
ne decides every day that he win do
the thing which win make him a
great man tomorrow. Atchison Globe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
Every Man a Philanthropist.
BY Governor HUGHES Of New York.

BY Govrnor of New York
WOULD unandfu of the great foundations of phlan
ropy which wealth has established what the community
phlanhropc instincts and benevoence Of those
favored by fortune successful in the
activities than the impulse the
sympathy and generosity OF community organized together
to HELP EACH OTHER better living It is that feeling
which we rest the destiny Of this republic ..s
WHEN IN ANY LINE PHILANTHROPY EFFORT WE TRUST
TO A INSTEAD REALIZING
THAT OBLIGATION HELP HIS BROTHER,
AT THAT TIME REPUBLIC TURNS TOWARD
IT'S SETTING.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
,lupiter,s Eiahth Satellite.

The new satellite of Jupiter, discov-
cred at the Greenwich observatory last
winter. proves to be very interesting
object both on account of its great dis
lance from the planet. more than 20-
100000 miles. and its retrograde mo-
ton. Professor George Forbes sug-
gests that this satellite may turn CUT
to be the long lost comet Of Lexeil,
which was last seen In ITO, when It
made q very close approach to Jupiter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
Women Will Soon .'s
Have Their Rights.

G.
HE woman's suffrage movement has grown astonshngy
The constant agitation and hard work for the by tho
women Of England are gradually having their effect
.fNs THERE WOMEN SHOULD
RIGHT THERE
TWO GOOD REASONS coUNTERBAL-
When suffrage succeeds England where expect
first it will be Of but short time before IS
granted elsewhere The United States probably will be second the
British colonies
The United States could not hold long for instance
should Be given the right to vote in Canada
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
Our Avaricious Passions
Are the Bonds of Slavery.

BY DIR PETERS
ODAY there slaves in America than in the ante
beum before Lincoln issued his emancipation proca
~ nation.
Now, however, the slaves for the part white
men, instead being held bondage by the tyranny the
planter the whips and scourges Of takmase THEY ARE
BOUND DOWN TO EARTH WITH THE RIVETS OF THEIR
OWN PASSIONS their foies dene careeness and pleasure
and goaded the spurs ava ambition and worldly consider
ons sharper than Africans the cotton fields
90 Dixieland
high pressure modern life continual grind with
etup this side Of the grave.
MEN ARE EVER IMPLIED FORCE WHICH THEY ARE
SEEMINGLY PoWERLEss RESIST UNTIL 1T DRIVES THEM
faro DISAPPOINTED HOPES AND
+ M-IGHTED ASPIRATIONS THE GATE OF DESPAIR AND
RESORT THE RELENTLESS FuREs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13

STRONGER THAN a WRITTEN ONE WHERE
THE INTERESTS OF THE TWO ARE NOT
THE SAME.
Alliances may be Of varied kinds There may be
the written and sealed alliance between countries
having no real interests in common, whose interests
clash as it were. Then there is the unwritten ALI
ance, dictated by aims and interests, where
the wishes and desires of each parallel. Of the
two which is the stronger?
i. TO STATE IT DIFFERENTLY, AN ALLIANCE
AND LASTING MUST BE BASED ON COMMON I'M
is so BASED THE MERE FACT THAT IT is RED'
ING DOES NOT STRENGTHEN IT MUCH. IF 1T is
THE WRITING AND THE SEALS ADD LITTLE STR
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-10-13
Useful and Lasting
Alliances Must Rest on
Common Interests.
BY WI TING FANG. Chinese Minister.

HERE may be several kinds Of alliances between countries
AA AN UNWRITTEN ALLIANCE DICTATED BY MU-
~ TUAL INTERESTS AND ESTEEM between peoples
working along parallel lines without conflicting interests is