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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-18

lides @efiibl. our6 9libutact latb
elm imangelebmeS golllcim nad ben
Wa6l3eitcn ~
SDre 2eber ourd ein @efiibl bon
S6l1frigteit, unoelttlidjeS Seben,
geIbe @eii6tsfarbe, illuo belegte
3luu9e,
SSbre gtieren ourh Oumpic Sd)nier
5en tt oen Sen0en uno 6ur6 idarf.
en-, ipoIfie altsie6enoet llriu
Sbre @ingeipeioc onrd ibre tragc
mo per5ogerte glrGeit, lmb 10 uei.
fer nit ollen Srgonen beS mcllId)'
liden &0rpers.
@enn Die 2eute perrriiritia gemtg
lp1ren bieie eriten 8oritiutgen Der
gtatur 5u beadtelb Damn fonnten
pieIe S6mer5elg piel gleit6 unn In
bebagli6fcit permieoen peroeu Jor'
mis- g(fpenfr1llter miro oieie fleiren
llebel idnel( beieitigcn, iilN. lie io'
gar, iel6it Wenn iie idon idlimnl
ge,poroen iino, ooer lidJ 81 bcItilIun-
ten SranfGeiteu allsge6iloet baben,
audi nod beilen, a6er bieie ltebel
iolIten I'M glnfang beadtet mo i'm
Seine eritidt lperoen.
Sorln's slpenfrduter, 6aS altc,
3eitbctuGbrte arauter.Seilmittel, Dat
cinen ilmtnterbrod,enen &eforo oeS
grfolges auf5uiueiieb ais ein Ifitt-
el gegcn Oieie llnregelmdbi9feiten
oes mcridli1en Spitents. 9aiien'
oe baben iiber icinen boben 8crtb
3eilgniB abgelegt.
Seine s(potbefer MeOi5iis ioit'
6ern~cin einfa6es, altes aralter'
SeilmitteI, ipel6es Sem Yublifinn bi
reft gelieicrt miro onrd 2ofola8ci-
ten, angeitellt bon Der Gi9entbiimern
Or. 9cter 5abrncp & Sons Co., 10
% go. Some slne.s Gbicago, Sll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-18
6ortietung foIst.
Sin @au obnc Nsaaen.

Wfan6e 2eute ipiir6en irob iein,
iperm Tie feirien 9to9elt 6dttcn, oenn
ollc lire forperIihen 2cioen i6ein.
en- non bieiem Srgorl ails3igeben.
&itoere iuieoer geben o,lrds 2e6el
tn6 uiiieil faimr. baB iic einen WdG.
EN- ooer oiloere irnere Srgane be.
iisep. Die lebtercm iiito gliiflid uno
geiuobnlid 9eiu1lb.
Wan fam t6atiadlifJ iid 10 lpobl
befin0en info ii6 iolfe elmer per.
ieften @eiunobeit erfreuen, oaB man
iid nidlt einmal beiien betpuft 1T,
oai, man einen @a9en, cine Seber,
elm Ser5, Nieren ooer airbere innere
Sraane beiibt. SIN ioldem Sale ar.
beiten Die innereh Srgane ailtonnt.
lid iro baruloniih, ipic oie 9aatir
cs beabiid)tigt fat. Gs lit cin Sci.
deu gutter @eiunobcit.
Sn Dem augenbIif ieOodL II, mel.
dem sic iid Der eriiters Der iime-
rcn Sroane betuilBt iperOen, finben
Sic aus, bob ettpas nidJt in Sr6-
itiiltg lit. gs mag nnfnngS mr. ii.
ne aIcilti9feit iein, aber Nas llebpl
iTt hor6onoef umO perlanGt geadt.
uri5.
Sbr Ser5 mag iidj benerfbar ma
den orr6 ld6te @erdllhe, idnels
es unO lmregeImdbiges alopfen
Sbr W}ogen onrd) EN- ittbelng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-18

Gin ipurbe om Sonittog Der iitnae
sSarnler Senrp Sonllin bon Olean
@iiIIer Geuntp, bufd nlSltr6menoes
@nS eritidt aiifgeillllhell,
@iueS Ser Sdus6cn allI oer
s(nnenfarnt ilr 9ent Gountp branllte
nieber 'iutS 6rou Mnrgarct Giant
6ers fardo ibrer SoO. Wtan gIoubt,
oaB oie oIte Srau lire Gfeife inl
Bette oerolldlt mo 10 Den @ronp
perlriad)t babe.
SSlu Staotc Miiiollr lebcn 70.
ippit befoullt, foIgenoe 9erionel Die
iibcr 100 Sabre aft iin6: SenrD Dor.
man in SibertD, III Sabre; Mrs.
Sane tSidS in Senorifion; i04; Sreo
Soitgrnin III Sebolia, i03 Sabre II.
10 Wonnte; Senrp @reeu in SlIbann,
t02 Sabre imo If Mouatc; g'rS.
2ncD Soiloerion ilt 8e@itt, 101 iliro
8 @fonate; 0trS. WlarD Sent Color
in 0eonroe Gitp, 100 Sabre rno 6
@lonate; gsm. 8roiun in Stodton,
100 Sabre mo 6 @onote.
-. 9aS 9feiultat ser fiirSIid) III
@eb6 6itp ab9eboltcnelt 2ocal Sp'
tiom 8abl bei Der oie r&rodenen"
nit elmer @le6rbeit bon 67 Stimrnen
iiegtelG ioIl aligeiodten iueroen, ipeil
iid) lta6trd1ltd beralsitellte, naB
cine gauge slnsabl imgeiebli6er Stin
men fiir Ole Grobibitioniiten 9e5abIt
ipiroem glit6 III Der Srtiddft Sro.
llogo, bic $500 ginipo9ner bat nto
oaber 5ii ieporater sbitimmiung be-
rcdtiat geipcier tpdre, miro oo9egcn
proteftirt, oab man Die bort abgege'
benen Stiinmen citfadJ als einen
9bei[ Der aIigeincinen slbitinnuiing
i'm Gonrtp 5abltc. SSn Sronogo
feibit iIt Die @ebrbeit 5ll @iiniten
Der 8irtbidJaiten Wo9Iider1peiie
mag Sos @eiomntreiuItnt in Saspcr
Gountp, auberbalb Der aroBeren
St6te, at1eiodten iperoeu, od Die
be8itaItdrn @ablnntiinOigutgen
nidt ocn 9eietli6en 8oridriften &c.
mdB peroffentli6t tporoen ieilr iollen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-18
aeniafeitcn ans WaiiIonri.

sSn Geros Gountp miro am
18, 0sdr8 iiber 2ocoI Option abge.
itiunnlt.
@onperneur Soolep bat ii6 ei'
llc 100 slder groBe 5arm 5 Meilen
iiio4rpeitlid, bon Setferion 6itp sc.
fault.
Die Strdiliiige in Setferion
Gitp babeu ieet itatt Oes idmaApol-
len 3ebrosemonOes idJmlldc llitifor.
men crboIten mo iebcn lett alls
tuie ronitdlloi6e" 2ellte
SSn eillem Sotel IN 3etferion
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-18
9ernann, aslo., srettae, ost IS. Jebrnar 1910

General Sberi0air Die berrllne unls
gebtmg @iells ieine Siutltfd)ate uno
gereniigllngSplGse Slr seiaen. gonI
hcr 3iener @entiithlidlfeit mar Der
glmerifaner gang ent8iidt gsllr oic
g9iciter 8oIi3iiten folilte er ilidJt lcis
ben Gieie Serrersgltfen aher audi
rfdt iebr portbeilbaft uiiS. 8irI
biiebelt III @ie,e,stuei 8od,en ruto |
filhren bon oort iibcr Gins ltad
@iin6en,
St Mint6en bieIten mir ilnS 2
@pden nltf ino> beiilhten Die bod,'
iiitereiIdnten WSnleen uno 9nnitldate
oieIer Staot. sf,,dl Dem SufbrGil.
baule il1b oet alOerll 5ublreidel
araern oieier gieritabt rpuroen 9e.
iud,e ab9eltaitet un0 ainiiiirten mir
ms in ser bierfrobelt gemiit6lid)cr
llnlgebintq, ole man BORT antriiit,
oui's Bette, lleber sI1l9sburg,
StraBbuAg lhgS 6onl rtadD Dem
Babel ON ser Seine, no mir ipat
glbeno anlotgteit lul0 bic erite Naft
i'm oltRrifaniideil @eianotidoftSe@
bGlsSe perbrod)ten. glnt r0flten
@lomen beiudten mir 5uerit oaS so.
tel oes Snpolibes, no Der grpBe
9tcpoIcon orn etpigcn 5dlaf idloft.
@tir mar gal3 riaclls 81 Whltbe, OILS
| i6 oil Sen Sarfopbog Gerai1trnt, Der
bie @eheiuc SieieS grobten Bpnhls
allcr 3citen ,tto 2inhcr itlnidllcBt.
glu9 &6ilipp Sberiban icbien tief be.
pegt nno fliiitertc mir 5u: "Sere
lieS tbe greateIt aeninS the lporio
elaer brought fortbv
gS6breit6 itnirrs Goriier glllfent.
Ibpltes 6eii1tigten mir 10 5iemIid glI.
lies, mas ip1breno zines fllr5en glllf-
eutboItes geieben uerben fam Sofli
IilMereliult mar fir ms ein 8elitA
Der BARRIER &otofontben, ipo ilher !
@ttIlion pom Sfeletten mo 9ootell'
s5Hien onfaeitapclt iilro. slui Den
1 Strdben fall6 man rod bie iIrS oo
| Ierfnale Der &dnlpfe, Die Die Com.
miluc oent Maridal( Ofoc @iobon
geIieiert battc. 9ort mo oa GER
idIoIiene 6eniter, eine in Der @'aler
! eines @allies eilrgebrinrgene 8rdna'
| tc, uno ole Sriinlmer Der Senopme
SGule orf Dem glei6nolnigcn Elnbe,
jeigten oem 9eihniler gang OentIid
Die Sartilidigfeit Der admpie iulf
Oie Sirnnerriidtbeit Der Gpnlmnii'
item gluf Dem Moitmartre ldb mo-
nod ein5elne 8arrifaoen, Die por
/ hem 8obel pertbeibigt porbcn iua
ren Ser itete 9eiuh bon WlIeen
j @endl6e.@allerien iluo anoerel
ault. .Snititnfe miro nit Der Set
re1t erniioeipo llro periu6ten uil
ipdbrenO Der leeten 3eit unieres sllti
entbaltes in Der Seineltabt auf mil
Dem gaodtleben oerieIben bcfannt 81
perben.
II CorIsoL,,,,o soI,t =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-18

Serr s. 8. @enfel empfieblt
Iid, fir allie porfommenoen yaotar-
arbeiten. SIN 9ruferei.oebditoe 81,
finoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-18

abomirt auf bas Sermanner
goIfsbIatt.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1910-09-08
Letter From Austin.

Austin, Texas, Sept. 1st.-The
31st Legislature can't come back.
Vicious bills are either shorn of
their radicalism in the committee
room or the acid is drawn off in
the Legislative halls and when
enacted into law they neither
bite like a serpent nor sting like
an adder. This session of the
legislature is something like the
man that sheared his hogs-it is
all noise and no wool but the
scream Of a frightened industry
is sufficient to scare capital and
when butcher drives In the
sheep his customers have a right
to expect mutton. The tS,big
stick" is scheduled to fall heavily.
on the heads of recalcitrant sem
ators this week in an effort to
arouse the old legislative venom
but so far the senate has stood
like a stone wall against radical,
ism and some of the Biggest men
in Texas are in the senate.
The Spider Bill created quite
a stir among the, compress and
railroad people and other inter-
ested parties but the thorns were
pruned off and the bill passed
into law with little opposition.
The Bill of Lading was next
thrown on the canvas and was
the subject of a sensational de-
bate in the house, but after be-
ing weakened down it was al
lowed to add a few pages to the
statute book. The Car Shed bill
which has been a source Of
chronic legislation the past few
sessions, was amended and pass.
ed into law.
|, }TheJI. &C. Mlbill 7ssea tlse
house almost unanimously and
after a hot contest in the senate
passed that body by the required
two-thirds vote making it i'm.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1910-09-08
Huebner=H elmers.

Married at the residence Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, D. G. Helmers, Tuesday
evening, September Gv Mr.. Willie
Huebner and Miss Adelia He
mers, Rev. VIM. Dziewas oficlJf-
ing.
A reception was rendered the
young couple at the opera house
Tuesday night. Their many
friends extend them the heartiest
congratulations and wish them
smooth sailing oyer life S matli-
monial sea.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1910-09-08

After all expenses were paid
in holding the democratic pri-
maries it was learned that a sum
which after being prorated will
amount to about 7fper cent of
the amount paid in for each can
didate. Gal on DR.. Ledoetter
and get your rebate.
The iewelry stock of Leo
Gantert of Yoakum, who was re-
Gently adiudged bankrupt, was
sold in that city at public auction
Tuesday morning to Ctras. II.
Flato of Sinner. The stock was
bid in for 10 per cent of its ap-
praised value which was 81 $50.
The mandate in the case of
Lizzie Buchanan against the
Western Union Telegraph Co,
tried in the March 1909 district
court, has been returned. Plain
tiff secured judgment for $950.5o
damages on account of alteration
of a message. The case was APP
pealed}by the Telegraph Co. and
was recently affirmed. This case
was handled by Patton 8
Schwartz of this city.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1910-09-08
For Sale.

TO- tnitty days only. 238 IL
ACRES OF land, 1 10 miles from
Monthalia. Said land is Mesquite
and sandy loan; Is acres ia cult
vation> and balance fac grass
land, all OF which can be put in
cultivation, improvements con-
sist OF two Dom ho3se and never
falling tank. Two miles flom
Lutheran and German Methodist
church: 10 miles to good school.
P,dce S25 per acre, one-half cash
balance terms to suit. For pa
ticulers, write G. @, Brothe -.
Slaydeh! Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1910-09-08
Camp Sonbrero.

Again, we have camped In
short, we like this peaceful unani-
nous association with Old Mother
Earth, and SO we have made our
meetings into an organization
and styled ourselves Camp
Sombrero, from the browning
feature" OF our camping ward
robe.
Our camp fires burned on the
Guadalupe, where the water
wrinkles and peuses over the
level spaces and plays with the
bubbles in the eddies and runs
laughingly and plapfully where
ever a rise mars the gradual
slope towards the gulf
This artistic setting and neatly
arranged camping accessories,
offers no suggestion of d Hawk
and Raven Inn," while the boat
ing, music, games, riding and
the smiles that don't rub off, :"
makes POSSIBLE all our delightful
social maneuvers. We are not
epicuriansj we camp merely for
the glory of it, and TO fortify our
selves so THE evil days come
not and the years draw nigh
when we shall say, have no
pleasure in them"
Those enjoying the outing were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. FL. Littletield,
chaperones; Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Littlefield, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Dubose, Mrs. Hugh Hamon;
Misses Edith Littlefeld, Ruth
Smith, Brooksie Moore, Nellie
Neighbors, Ruth Hamon, Nolla
Neighbors, Gertrude Littlefeld,
Sophie Raetzsch, Ruth Moore,
Maggie Steen, and Messrs. John
Raqlon. aeose GSancn, Rpd
Kokernot, Allen Neighbofs, Geo.
Harrel, Kent Dubose, Warn Du-
Bose, Glen DuBose, Carl Du-
Bose, John DuBose, Frank Klohs,
Jim freeman, and Judge Hamon.
Several visitors came Sunday
and participated in The barbe-
cued NUT, D, etc. IN"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1910-09-08
DOME Break Down.

Severe star8ins on the vital organs
like strains on machinery, cause
break-downs. You can't over-taX the
stomach, liver, Kidneys, bowels or
nerves without serious danger to your
self, If you are weak or rundown, OF
under strain of any kind, take Electric
Bltters, the matchless tonic medicine,
Mrs. J. L. Van de Sande, of kirkland.
Ill.,, writes: "That l did not breal
down, while enduring a severe strain,
for three months, is due wholly to
Electric Bitters." Use them and en-
Joy health and strength. Satisfaction
positively guaranteed SOC at all drug"
gists.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1910-09-08
A Man OF Iron Nerve.

fndomltable will and tremendous
energy are never :ound where stom
ach, liver, kidneys and bowels are out
OF order@tJf yot want these qualities
and the success they bring, use DE-.
Kings New. Life Pills the matchless
regulators, for Keen brain aad strcn9
body, PIC at ell druggists.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1910-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Wendell Of
San Antonio ave in the city visit
ing Mrs Wendels parents, Mr..
Wendell is now travelling in the
interest Of a Catholic newspaper
published at San Antonio, aud
win be here for several days,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-06
SUTHERLAND IMPENDING DROP

The talk that the church has had
enough Of Sutherland as United States
Senator from Utah, and intends 70 re-
tire him at the expiration Of his term.
has become so loud that il appears il
IS heard even in Washington. Our dis
patches from that city yesterday morn
ing contained one that was very posi-.
tive on this point. And that agrees
very well with the present political talk
in Utah.
Il IS quite true, OF course. that the
church might still, at the pleading OF
Sutherland and his promises OF further
subseryience and bootIcking, consent
10 take him on for another term. This,
however, does not now seem likely. The
opportunity to advance another good
saint in the political mission field is
too good to be lost, and it is quite like
ly that they forecast that Howell in.
stead OF Sutherland as q tail to the
Smoot kite may be the fulIv-deter-
mined political programme of the Nor.
mon church
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-06
LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED AUGUST {.

fs5l-The first branch OF the Mormon
church in the Hawaiian Islands Has
organized by George O. Cannon. II
the Kula district. on the island Of
ls55-John VI. Bernhissl was elected the
third time as q delegate 10 congress
from Utah.
Is:2-J. D. Farmer. merchant OF salt
Lake City. was lost IN the Great salt
lake. while bathing; the body could
not be found
lsss-John Douglas was arrested at West
Weber. Weber county. on q charge OF
unlawful coha5ita tion. taken before
United States Commissioner Duane
W. Felshsw and placed under $500
bonds.
iss7-Presidcnt David John. Edward
Peay. Soren 9. Petersen and Chris
tian ?. Christensen were discharged
from the penitentiaTy-
l3SS-Samuel Alfred and George c Watts
were discharged from the psniten-
tiary. The election OF county officers
in Utah resulted In victory for the
Liberals in Summit county.
fSsS-SzuGsr SanderSsu vas arrested II
Salt Lake City for unlawful cohao!ts-
,se1Nsaulue! 3. Axtell. formerly governor
Of Utah. died a. MorristoWn. y J.
Resnus Justesen was discharged
from the Penitent!ary.
I59e-Lincoin Beach. ten miles northwest
OF Payson. Utah county, was opened
as pleasure resort
lSJt-HzTSet W. S!LlLU SUCCEEDED JL-= ?
James =. Miner on the bench OF the
Fourth district court. at Ogden
l595-Lyman Curtis. member of lions
camp. and q Utah pioneer OF isi1.
died at Salem. Utah
ISsa-SecreteFy OF Agriculture Wilson
visits Ogden
Iso0-Frank 8 LeFevre OF orton killed
by lightning. Republicans OF Tenth
district nominate Willis Johnson for
senator. Sixth district Republicans
nominate Judge McCsrty- Repubi!
can outing az SsIiaIr.
IsOI-Biskop Joseph Wright OF Coalvllls
dead. Reserve in Salt Lake water
shed definitely fixed.
IsoA-PostaI Telegraph company secures
Offices on Main street. Text Of bill
OF Senator Kearns 20 pay Utah In
dian war veterans.
ie07-Nsyor Ezra Thompson tenders hts
resignation which is accepted \.
Fred Wey and James BVeen purchase
Beck Hot Springs property. Lille
May Fowler. aged 5. burned 20 death
IsOs-Percy <. Oimstead. fake paval re-
cruiting officer. arrested Lee ".
Warner. former stage manager at Or
pheum theater. arrested At Iinueapo-
lis on charge OF theft David Ecc.ss
establishes bank az Hyruui. Cache
county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-06
y THE JUST "EXPosIToR.' -

In an editorial article printed in the
Deseret News OF July 81, 1910, the
church organ attempted 70 Justify the
lawless destruction OF the plant of the
Nauvoo Expositor on the ground that
il was "the most Infamous sheet OF
paper ever printed under the American
flag
Now. the truth is that the Expositor
was what its name implies, al exponent
OF the truth and revealer OF the facts
elared nuisance by the Nauvoo city
council, by order of Joseph Smith. who
was mayor OF Nauvoo, president OF the
Mormon church, pretended prophet, and
commander OF the armed forces OF the
Mormon church at Nauvoo. At the
time OF the appearance OF the Deseret
News article upon this matter we prom
ised 10 produce occasionally in reprint
some OF the statements made in the Ex-
positor, as voicing the views of Sc
ceders from the church. in order that
the public might have opportunity 10
Judge as TO the denunciation by the
News and the righteousness OF the Ex-
positor's cause. Here is sample OF
the principles for which the obiectors
20 the wrongdoing of the supposed
prophet and his favorites stood:
| Many Of us have sought reformation
| in the church. without public exposi-
;ion OF the enoTmities OF crimes prac-
II ..- f-l.r NHy-lga
| they would harken TO counsel. and show
/ fruit meet for repentance. IL would De
AZ acceptable with God as though they
were exposed 20 public gaze.
! II that was not an exhibition of
Christian spirit, our conception OF the
meaning OF the term is sadly at fault.
The protestants expressed the hope
shat considerate men would treat with
contempt certain pernicious doctrines
which were taught secretly and de-
MED openly" That the condition com
planned of existed at that time has
been amply demonstrated right here in
Utah in later years. The chief men OF
the church here have frequently assert
ed that polygsmy was secretly taught
and practiced by Joseph Smith and
other leaders of the church at Nauvoo:
they have produced the testimony of
women who have declared that they were
poIygamously married to those men
the Nauvoo Times and Seasons contains
numerous denials OF the practice; the
same women who later profesed 10 have
been the plural wives of leading men
at Nauvoo at that time published broad
east over their signatures denials of
the doctrine and practice; so that what
the Expositor said concerning these
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-06
VACILLATIoN ON NICARAGUA

II is not surprising 10 see that the
commercial interests Of this country
are getting weary Of the uncertain and
vacillating course Of the United states
toward Nicaragua. when Secretary
Knox proclaimed that the Estrada IN
surrection was better exponent OF
Nicara guam thought and desire than the
established government of that coun-
trv, aud dismissed the Nicaragusn
Minister. every one had q right 10 sup
pose that the Estrada government
would be recognized by the United
States. and would speedily thereupon
ACQUIRE control Of the country.
But 10 everyone's surprise our
diplomacy stopped right there. II was
potent to maintain and prolong the IN
surreetiou. but impotent 70 bring
peace and order 70 the country; II
merely kept things stirred up. and this
TO now. It would evidently have
beeu far better if we had said
and done nothing whatever with re-
spect 70 Nicaragua: for before this
time, if we had kept out of it. the
insurrection would have either sue
ceeded or been crushed out.
As it is, we are clearly responsible
for the prolongatior of the war and
disorder in Nicaragua. As The Trib-
une has pointed out heretofore, the
United States should either have let
Nicaragua alone altogether or inter
posed in the service Of peace. and re-
quired. by force, If necessary, that
order be maintained and the fighting
stopped. To interpose Just enough
TO keep the iusurrection going, as we
have done. is absolutely indefensible
auy way il can be looked at; and the
New Orleans commercial interests that
are reported as protesting against the
prolongation Of our indefinite aud weak
policy as TO Nicaragua are fully jus
tilted in their remonstrance against it.
In this sort OF fight. as in any
other. the maxim best approved by
experience and observation is either
to keep out or to go in. II we
keep out. it is none Of our affair. and
the belligerents can maui each other 10
their hearts content. and We are in no
way responsible. But If We interpose,
we should certainly interpose with
power and effect. and stop the lighting
Inasmuch as we have done the ut
most possible mischief. it is certainly
time, as the New Orleans merchants
declare. for the Government 70 say
what it intends 70 do, and do it. The
waiting policy was never defensible,
and now has come TO be menace. not
only 10 Nicaragua. but TO our own in
terests. 1t is a fallscy that Govern
ment like the United States should
ever follow hating policy, especially
toward a weakling among nations like
Nicaragua. It is full time that our
fooiishness in Nicaragua came to an
end