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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
now TO OBTAIN
GOOD HIGHWAYS
pnnd Issue Plan For Counties
a Remedy For Present Evils.
QUICKER AND BETTER ROADS.

Direct Tax Method Might Do For the
Time Being, but tbs Issuing Of
sonds Will Insure Good Thorough
Sara. For Generations to Come.
MANY Southern Counties Using Plan.
\ study of the problems connected
Nth the development of our nation
has shown that we take first rank in
,,v,, government, manufactures. CON-
voorce and in the worlds affairs gen
orally. yet improved public road con-
.trnction, the one phase Of our Ameri-
can life upon which depend more
than any other the certain prosperity
and social comfort of . large majority
~ our citizens, has been neglected to
. degree that Is almost beyond the
nower Of conception. says DR.. J. n.
pratt. state geologist Of. North Caro-
lima.
The old method Of obtaining revenue
for the construction Of roads was by
Lowing a labor tax. which required
all ablebodied male residents OF q
state between certain ages to work on
the public highways within their re-
spective townships for a certain num-
her Of days per annum, but In lieu OF
this labor they could pay certain
amount for each day that they We're
required to work. While thousands
Of miles Of public roads have been
built by this means. there are but
few miles of graded or improved roads
constructed, and it Is practically i'm.
possible to construct system of good
roads in this way. II 1t does not give
good improved roads how can they be
obtained:
Public roads are public necessities
and the benefits to be derived from
their construction in the various coun
ties composing the state are not only
of great value to each county. but also
to the state. Public roads are ready tc
serve all classes. they are common
property of all the people. and all the
people have the right and privilege
to use them. Therefore why shoulc
not all the people bear some of the
expense?
To carry out this work to the quick
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
persistently followed no new party
would be necessary.
A. B. DORSETT.
Lecturer Pennsylvania State Grange

Goods at half price, A. V. Ball in
Limit Cafe room. 2O-1
G. J. Hall, the Salmon river sheep
man, spent several days Of this week
at the county seat.
H. J. Hanson, who has been quite
i'll for the past week, is reported as
much better at this time and it is
expected that he will be out and
around in several days.
After exposure, and when you feel
a cold coming on, take Foley's Honey
and Tar compound. It checks and
relieves. Use no substitute. The
genuine in a yellow package always.
For sale by all druggists.
w. P. Mackey left this week for a
visit in the South. He took with
him number of samples of grain
from the Idaho County fair and says
the people back in his former home
will take him for the biggest liar on
earth when he tells them how this
grain yields.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12

necessary as grange organization. II
would be impossible to attempt an or
ganization of farmers along political
lines without getting the grange en-
tangled within Its meshes. What the
farmers most need Is closer organi-
cation among themselves: then they
will be in position to drive out the
political crooks that are to be found In
all parties
The one thing that has made 1t pos
sible for the grange to become great
power and build up strong organiza-
ton Is the fact that II has kept itself
clear Of political alliances. The grange
today has a greater influence In shap
ing legislation than any other single
organization. 1t has become strong
factor In creating public sentiment
and law IL nothing but public senti
ment crystallized or gone to seed.
Whenever any organization, thu
church not excepted. allows itself t.
be drawn into political fights 1t sound!
its own deathknell. This has been thu
history of all organizations. TIT
Farmers alliance was for many year
one of the strongest organization
known In this country. 1t went t
pieces when the Populist party wa
organized
could not lend my assistance t
any movement that Is fraught with $
many dangers. but would rather fgh
to increase the strength and extern
the lines In our own beloved Order
Every member of our Order shou
strive earnestly and persistently to &c
what he believes to be best for the Ii
terests of the farmers IN general an
agriculture IN particular within tn
confines of his own party.
The grange works for measures an
not for parties. It advocates prime
pies and not the election of men Q
any particular party. II this could !
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12

Continued from page
every state in the Union as long as
these parties are allowed to predomi-
nate.
There never was truer maxim than
the one which reads. "A house diyid.
ed against itself cannot stand" An
illustration OF this may be seen on
many page of history. Turn back to
the fifties ana We find the slavery
question agitating all minds IN TINS
country. Both parties were divided on
the subject. In the northern states
the Wing leaders claimed to be friend.
" to the slave. while the same class
In the south was as bitterly opposed
in the other direction.
The same condition of affairs exist
ed in the Democratic party. That the
foul blot of slavery could be efaced
from the escutcheon of our country
by either of these parties was an ap-
solute impossibility. 1t was time Tor
a new party. and that party was then
born. With the destruction OF slavery
and with the settling OF the issues
which grew out Of the war the mis-
sion of the Republican party was
| ended.
Then came the rise of the great
money power. On every hilltop may
now be seen the splendid palaces OF
our protected millionaires. while down
in the valleys can be seen the wretcn-
| ed novels of the Italian and Hun
rarian paupers who are usurping the
rights and privileges of the American
citizen. Our republic Is travelling 10
the same path and pointing to the
same destiny as did Tyre. Assyria
Epvpt. Greece and Rome. with the
difference that 1t will not take SO long
to reach the goal :,
Yes. a new party is needed. and II
can come none too quickly. The q
called insurgents Of both the leading
narties of the present day must unit
in the great work Of its organization
This party should represent the com
mon people-the toiling masses OF tnl'
country. This would include not onl!
the farmers. but every man wnos'
bread is earned by the sweat OF oil
brow and who Is today being despoil
cd of his birthright. Unless this !
soon done the fate of this country ca
he as easily predicted as the fate o
Rome could be predicted when tn
barbarian hosts of Alaric swept dow
from the northern wilderness upo
her imperial palaces and iegioQs.
L. q. EATEMAN.
Lewiston. Me.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
In the Past

Eye troubles, like many other
diseases, have been wrongly
diagnosed and misunderstood,
hence, the reason SO many
people have been wearing
wrong glasses and their eyes
have grown weaker instead
of stronger. Glasses were not
fitted to remove the cause of
the trouble, but any glasses
that apparently improved the
sight were supplied irrespec.
tive of results to the life of
the eye, and its reflex action
on the bodily health. By
modern methods we are en-.
abled to diagnose the condi.
tons of the eyes and correct
them to not only see well but
very often to assist in i'm.
proving the health of the
patient. There are thousands
of people suffering with head
aches, dizziness, stomach
trouble, nervousness and a
tired, WORKOUT feeling that is
caused by unconscious eye.
strain and that is sapping the
body of its strength for sixteen
hours every day. Which, if
this strength was properly
conserved, would make the
patient healthy and this old
world better place to live in.
People of wisdom and exper.
fence see to it early that their
eyes are working normally;
It is usually the unedncated
and ignorant that neglect such
a.precious organ as the eye
II you are wise you will sub
due pride and have your eyes
cared for properly to see tina
they are relieved of the strain
Sec
DIR. w. S. JACKSON,
The Expert Eyesight Specialist.
hlckerson Bldg, over Express office
L.. il.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
l AXE Your Common Colds Seriously.

Common colds, severe and frequent,
Law the foundation of chronic diseased
conditions of the nose and throat, and
may develop into bronchitis, pneu-
monia and consumption. For all
coughs and colds in children and in
grown persons, take Foley's Honey
and Tar compond promptly. For
sale by all druggists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
e. M.a.ure.. Not Parties.

In general way am opposed to
farmers party. am firm believer
In organization and believe that party
organization honestly conducted Is as
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-10-12
SHOULD FARMERS ENTER
POLITICS?

Continued from page 3
every state In the Union as long as
these parties are allowed to predomi-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09

iHe gerbeIieritit9en ditSae9e6en ia.
be. Die Sta0t bat iett cine &loa.
fenleitlmg bon "a Meilen 2Gnge H.
$4,000 Guaoratfub Steinilieien als
Seitenipege, 8enn Die Seitenpege
neben einanber gelegt piirben, Damn
uiiroen iie cine SlGde BON % gld-
ern bebeder.
- Die @iifourier 8orporationen
entridteten ON Ole 8linbesbebCr6en
i'm lebten aSabr 500, ,525 uno merOen
I'M nG6Iten Wonat fir oos Sabr
1911 cine 6bnIi6e Sunlme entri6,
ten. Die Stelter beI1uft ii9 auf elm
Bro5ent altf aae ginnabnen iiber
5000 pro Sabr na9 glb5lg Der ge.
ipobnIifen itno eintger beiopoeren
9lnsgaben. 9ieie Gtener mub an.
iGbrIib Dor 6e1lT 8. SUM an Das &e.
penue department in 8aibington
entri1tet iper6en. @er oies Der.
iGint, muB cine erbobte Steuer be-
5ablem it1ho fn1at audi 5l elmer @elo'
itrafe un6 @ef6nettiB neritrtbeilt
iper0en. SaIi6e grtsaber peroen
ebenfaIls ifhper beitraft.
9os b0dite aulGiiige Strof-
ntaB, elm SGbr @efdit9niB itn6 $500
@eIobube, ipur0e inn &riininalgeri6t
in @aniaS Gitp iiber Or. Saines 81.
Sarris perbdngt, tpiel er obne Si-
gems Die 1r5tlide 8raris ausgeiibt
bate. Sarris lit Seiter oes Sarris
Yaeoical sS,tititiMe an Ser Sit t2.
StraBe. @r bate ben 5idbrigen
Garren 5nlp in Mount @ai1ipgton
be5Mnoelt, Der bon eiftern SunOe ge.
biiien tporoeil mar iinS nm q R1r5
ON ser SoIltuiitb itarb. Sarris bottt
Oen annben aIs gebeilt erfldrt uto
dls ip1ter Elm mioerer ar5t gerltfen
ipur6e, ipar Die &rattfbeit idon 70
nett fortgefd]ritben, Dab dr5tliGe Sill
| Re rihts nebr rriiste.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Gs 1T beik in Der 8elt.

gs lit beiB, bas lit nidjt absnfeltg.
nen, beiB nidt mlr in Der gtatur,
ionSern auf) i'm Seben Der SOlfer
lln6 Der eirseIlmn Meni6en. Ser
alte aqnpe Borfirio 9io5, Der in
ser eritem Neibe ieinem Saterlanbe
5ur SSreibeit bali ,nro bann iabr5ebn'
telang in 3iube ltnb Srieben nit ei'
ierner Sanb regierte lit miioe ge.
moroen iein @eeper Mabero bat Die
Sabine Oes glufitalrbes iinfen gelal'
len uuo muB ii6 nun bon einenl
plosli6 altfgetaudten reiselt 8ater.
lanoserretter ben &rieg erflarep lol.
ielt, ipGbpenN oas 8olf pereebli6 ali
sen ipirfliden @rretter iDartet; Der
engIii6 urrlerifaniid)e 59ieosgc'
ri6tspertrag bat in Chicago boles
9Iut gemadt; Der ipred)erlOe Snno
Con. iparlnl er ben ipaniid)ell
Sitel fiibrt, miro nidyt geiogt r
miro iebt BON Sa1beritGnbigen, Die
es tid)t perftebeu, ans ieinen 3one1
eiipas beraus. ober in iie bineiiBit-
boren, fir eiren gans gelpobnliden
Sfapinoel erfl1rt, genau 10 pie por
einiger 3eit Die &unitItiife oes ge'
lebrten Bferoes Sans; Die Suftidtff.
fabrt iit in Sranfreif 5ltm Naiien.
moro iiber9egangen; Die Siebemlldt'
lnrIdaft bes Seltruits itebt Dor
ser @efabr, Dor baS &riminalgeri6t
gcitellt 3u tperban; Die Gbilneieu err
Geben @inipraGa bogegetb oaB ibre
2anoslelltef in Merico bon Den ge'
gen oie Srllirrectos aufgeltanSenen
our6 bie Straben geidIeift iperoen
&uBlan6 itellt Der Siirfei ein lllti.
matlum es lit in Der Gbat beiB
in Ser 8elt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
SOllcae 3iunnsia iibertrnmpft.

9oS Original lmtr Den beuti6en
SSournaliiten. &oIlege @arl 3war5ig
pom "2a Saae Gountp Scroll in
Sttatpa, ST., lit MN bo6 in eineun
@iurfte iibertrlnnpft porNen. 8isber
mar 3walr3ig itets Der @ilt5ige, Der
0as @ri6einen ieirer 3eitung auf
cine @pde einItelte, I'M iidJ ieine
8erien su gonren. gtun fommt a.
ber Der beneioenstpert6e 9oIlege slu-
gltit Silmer in Teip Sanpton, Soma
unb ma6t in Der lesten Summer lei
ner Soma 6reien Breiien leinen Sc.
fern ole @sittbeilutg, oaB er ieinen
ieit pielem Sabren gebegten lebnli6en
8utrib ieBt enOlid ailsfiibret per'
De, yoas geliebte alte gaterlano,
Die Stdtte, no uniere 8iege geItan.
oen un6 NO mir Die id)one Sligeno,
5eit perlebt baben, mieOer5nieben.o
@egen oes @eid)Gfts bate es bis
ber Bel Dem bloben .@unih ieim 9e-
lpenben baben ntiiIien. stber @e.
iddft bin, @eidaff fer, "am Siinsit-
ionntag gebt's aiif Die groBe &eiie.
uno lpGbreno Ser 1rei Wonate bis
sum eriter 0onneritog i'm Septenibu
miiiIen eie 2eier it6 obne Soma
6reie &reiie" 5u bebelfen iltden.
SopqiI6e @egelpO, rei5enbes 2eiepltb'
Iifum un6 beneioenslpertber aollege!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
2unDpn.

Die 9HieienItaot 2onbon an Der
sbenie bat, Dem leBten 3enIuS 5lt-
foJoc. Oie illr6tbdre, fdIt eroriidenoe
G;i1ppbnerSa6l pom 1852, 963; allo
liner iieben ltno ein.pierteI Wiillionen
NIeniden, ipel9e allf einem perbdlt'
nibnlabia .fleinen &alrln, 10 81 ia
aell ,lpianlnlengepferdt iinb.
Ginen 9eeriff bapon, mas cine
iolfe Rieien5abl III 8irflidfeit Dor
iteQt, fam man MIR Our6 einen
gSrroleid MT befannten @roben,
ms oonn al6 nur onnabreno er.
Innden. gtebmen mir 8. y. St.
oollis, BON oeiien Iusbebmlng iino
,Gr6be mir nnS cine aiemli6 forret.
te 8oritellung MAIDEN fonDen. ct.
Souls bat ieet ni6t 9ar8 100000
gilnpubner, uno luer oieie Staot Ian.
oere 3eit aus eigener slnl9alulitg
lutS .grfabrung fennt, Der ipeiB aub
iiber .iuel6en groBen Sla6enraunt
iid oieles SGuiermeer aiisbreitet uno
tpie Oidt bebaut. Sous OFT Saus,
Ser ueitaus gr0Bte Sbeil Der Staot
lit. Gerglei6t man nun Sonoon
nit ct. 2ouis, 10 finoet tnan oaB
0onoon mebr als ipie 5ebn mal 10
arob iIt als tpie ct. 2oliis; llno auer
nun iiber cine iebr lebenolge Ior'
itelungsfraft perfiigt, Der farnr lid)
einen 8egriff MADDEN BON olelem
Ssean bon @ebaiiben nit lelnem
enoloIen Strabengelpirr iopie lei
nem @emimmel BON Weltlden, gleld
einem iiberpolferten slmeIleitbaii
@enn man oie grobten Staote oes
9utertbluts betra6tet, 5. y. ydllt'
ueb, Babylon, &om, ioipie plellel9i
Elm paor anbere, oann lbrillllpTel1
oieielben, i'm Serelei6 nit 2onoon
al fleinen Goriern 5ilnnmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09

Die 3udtbausbeb0r6e, bette.
betto aus ben Staatsbeamten Naior,
8oroon rto Golpgia, bat SarrD
Glpner aus ct. 2oitis un6 SEN fri.
beren Staatsienator SobenidiI6 aus
&olla als Sberarditeftet ernannt,
INN iiber Die @rridtung oes lteuen
3ellengebGit6es i'm 8u9tbauIe oie
anfltdt 81 bnben. Che nit Dem
8au oieies @ebGnoes, pelhes $780,.
900 foiten Ioll, begonnen miro, ipoIle
fi6 Die 8eboroe uno 6ieie ar6itet,
ten alt6ere 3uftbGuier oes 2an6es
rdber anieben. 9ie oerfIoiIene Sc.
gislatur bat $150,O00 oafiir betpil.
Itgt, 6amit Der glnfang gentad)t iuer.
Den fam; Die rd6Ite 2cgislatur ioQ
Damn einesabnli6e Sunlne betpilli.
gen.
- @ouberneur SaoIeD bat fol.
genoe Gonmiiiion (ais @itgIieoeru
Der Observation-Disclosures ernnlutt
Inn Die ausfiibrbarfeit 6er $Idne 5lt
priifen, ipeIde Der 2anoitraBensSn.
genienr 6es Stoates fir ole bret ge.
pDarten Seeritraben BON ct. 2ouis
lta6 aunias gitp aitsgear6eitet bat:
90. s. @entrp BON Seoalia, sSreo. 8.
Runion bon Osoeola, 6. 6. Spinf
bon Sarnttneton, 8. q. 9ollmeber
bon cSefferiott 9th. Geo. s.. Gin BON
&odport, Gbas. Souieboloer bon
slurpoiie tirn glGen 81. Sbonpion
BON Raibua. Die Jog. iiioIife Rout
fiibrt 0rr6 foGgeroen @olintps refp.
IStabte: Bon ct. 2ouis oltr6 Sraltf.
/ lin, @ascono0e iinO 0iage goilittb
na6 Sefferion Gitp, 6aun 0llr6 Gal.
Iifornia un0 Sipton na6 Geoaltn iino
Don Od rtad @arrettsburg, 8leaiaitt
Sill, @reeiiipooo unO 2eeos nab
aaliios Gitp.
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ct. 2pnis giebmarft.
gsatiolrale siebbOfe, 81.

SUM T., 1911.
0finboieb 3nfltbren $500. aein
aiserleienes idJsperes &inbpieb an.
bano. 9uti1ers Stiere uno giinOer
ipurben perfallft 5lt $685.. Narft
lpar lebbaft uno itorf fir CUTE, ge-
ntGltete bon 1000 Biz 1900 Sfuuo;
ieooh iBrpa9 fir @rastG attIe. ge'
ite idapere Stiere iinG iest itetig
i'm Sreis nit poriger 8ode. Sod.
tier Breis $6.40. @ute bis auser.
leiene nbanbp peigbt" Stiere 10
bis 15c boher als 1pie nn oortgen
@ittmod; CUTE @rassStiere, Stod.
ers uno Seebers, t5 bis zoe nie'
BERGER. sluserleiene aiibe uno &in'
Der ftetig inn Rreis. 0tittlere, gum
S6lahten, 10 bis 15c nieoeriger
slusIidten fiir oen &eit oieier 8od)e
iino itetig fiir aae Sorten.
S6tpeine 3llfltbren II 900. gea6'
frage gut. Narft npglnfang 5 bis
tOc bober; boflter 8reis $500. 8u.
te lei9te Sdppeine So - $500; gu.
tc idJpere $3.50 $6.05; ralbe
$5.25 - $5.65. @tarft fir 8erfel
ialedt. 8nte SerfeI $500 So. 10; /;
Ieidte Serfel So $5.25. stits'
Iidten intgefdDr itetig.
Sfaie 3niltbren 5000. Breiie
Itetia fir oltserlcIene 6rilbiabrsldm.
mer uno ebeniolde geiGorenen S1m'
mer; anbere Sorten 25c nieSerlger
als pie porige ISOLDE. slilserlelene
sfentlldp ooer Genneiiee 5ritbjabrs.
lammer $3.50 $40; einbeimi'
Idle 1925 $50; anserleiene, &c.
iforene Sc $6.25; mittlere So
$3.50. Cute bis allserleiene
csibrIinee 1926 $4,75; CUTE bis
al,serleiene @sutterihafc mo Sam.
mel $3.50 $3.s5. slusiidten lte.
tia fir fallen ser Yreiie
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&eiiebricf.
gerfa a. 5, 8erar, Sbiiringen.
Serrn Sbeo. @raf,
& ,,....... ON

Serrn 2beo. @raf
Sermann, Wto.
Sieber 6reunG Sbeo0or:
@eincm @eripreden genlGB wiQ
i9 Dir ein paar 3eilen idreibelt, oa.
NIT Oh ipeilt pie es uns gebt.
Gbas. Sfiedynann, Gbas. 9uldmep.
er uno i6, mir iiuo am 4ten Mai,
INN 12 ltbr Mittogs, bon Sobofen
abgefabren. 9lm oritten Sag ser
Helie botten mir ein @eipitter nit
etauas Sturm, io6ab bieIe 8aiiagie.
re Die SeefranfDeit befamen; 4pir
bret Sermanner iuurOen iebof) Der.
ldont, tno i'm @ai5en batten mir
lbones Heileipetter.
@tr fanten am IL 0tai, Inn 9
llbr gtabnittags, I'M 8remer Sn-
fen or unO BON Da ging es oann
nod Bremen, po ib &iehmann lut6
8uifneDer perlalien babe. Bon
Srepten fltbr iG oireft nu1 @iiena6,
mo id iiber gtndt blieb, unb am
Sonntog Morgen nabm i6 ben 3ug
tNa6 9ertn, mo- meine Hidte ipobnt.
slm 15 0eai mar i1 NIT meiner
geidte in Giienad, auf Der 8artburq
rno in bem groben 9titteriaal, no
Die 8affen uno Die Ean5erriiitrlngen
Der alten Sitter allsgeiteat itn6. Der
Sanger rnb bas Sfperot bes
Sdtpeoen aonigs, @uitan glOolf,
iino sort ebenfaas 81 feben. Serner
mar t6 alid) in Der Stiibe fpel6e
Or. Iartin Sutber orf Der 8art-
burg betpobnt bat uno iuo er Die
9i6el iiberieBte;. in Der Stube be-
| filtDen ii6 nod, unter an6erem 8e.
rGtb, Or. 2utbers 9ett, Sii6 mo
Stubl. SD bin uli6 in Der be-
riibntten 0ra6enidludt setueien; eS
lit Dies cine iebr tiefe unb enge
Spalte in ben 6elielt mo- Die Sells
ipGnbe nlr 10 melt bon einanoer
limo, 6aB man ii6 falnn bineurf
lpinben fanr, ilno Oas aud nur inn
mer Giner binter Senu glnbern. Sd
par gIeidfals in Iarientbal, ipr
es aud iebr i6Dn lit.
slm 10 Sunni 1perbe idJ nod Sal
iel gebcn ilnO bon BORT nab Oct
ntol0 nn0 na6 Dem Serman-Genf
nal, ilnb oann nab 9arfe, no i'd
nit &ie6mann uno 9uIfpneDer Die
ser 5uiammentreffcn perOe.
glAl lebtet Sountag beluGte id
| ein tbiiringer goffsfeit, mo Die Dfdo
ben uno Die sSrnuen in Der e6ten
tbiiringiiden 8oIfstraft 81 ieber
paren. Sbiirinaen lit ein id)ones
2ano; i'd gebe ieben Sag ipa6ieren
8ent i6 anf 0ie 4nboben bon 8er'
ia gebe, fam i6 ied)S 9orfer ieber
llm6 in iebem ofeler 9orfer iin>
@irtbi6aiten in tpeldJen man Iebl
! gl1tes 9ier befomnt; bas lit leoeil'
| falls bod audi etipas ipertb. nlelnli
On nidt, 3beoOor9
Nit ber5Iidem @rllB al lid, 10
ipie meine iibrigen Sreunoe, tpia id
fir oiesmal ihlieBen.
glugiit Socotmorn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Sapans SerridJaft i'm stillen O5ean

ioa inmer mebr beieitigt peroen.
b,moert angeiebene nniperittatspro'
llnlaipgIt baben in Sofio iiber 5ipei'
feiiprel, Bolitifer un6 Suriiten Die
8a5ifiIfe @eieai1aft oOer Soi6eiio.
fai geariiltoet. 3u ibren @riitroerlt
geboren Die 8rofeIioren Rafllmltra.
Serao nnb Som5u, ole ieirer5eit eli.
RIG pen ariee se9en &uBlano pre-
0igten.
.glit ben 3iefen Der Gaibeiicfai
lnad)t lins Der bon ibr erlaiTeite Nnf.
ruf befanitt. gr beiagt naf Der
"a6ln. &olfs5tgv:
"Gs lit elm Sabrbltrroert ber, lett
Ser @fittelpunft oes internationalen
Streites Inn bie Sberberrlfaft it'd
iled Dem Stillen S5ean 5it nerfdie.
ben begann. S5n belltigen Sagen
bdnqt 6as Sdjicfial elmer 8roBntabt
Don bent 8liiben ober Gem &erfall
ibrer @adlt aaf Dem Stillen S5eun
ab, un6 oie Sberberridaft anf Dem
Stillen Ssean inrtcbabeli bepeiaet
oie 3iigel ser 8elt ergreifen. Sa
SSapan iid inn Mittelplntft oeS Stil.
len 03eans befinoet ulrb ben alr-
prall ieiner @ogen alls5ubalten bot,
10 rlu6 es iiber ole pa5ifiif,e 5rage
ie6r iorgiGlttg genulp llrb flar nod
Hci,fefp; benn S5opans Gage ON Die
iem SSean miro ieine 8oblfabrt o'
Der ietbit ieine griiten5 beeintra6tl.
gen.
@enn man ii6 Dor glu9en bolt,
oab Der glufruf osoriidlib betoft,
Oie Sberberri6oft i'm Stillen S5ean
bebeute oie @rereifiing Der 3iigel Der
@elt, 10 miro man geitebem nilIien,
oaB es peitauslhauellbe uno geiualti
ge Sldne iino, Die nit Ser @riirt-
Dung Der @eielll6aft periudt mar0en
iollen. Der mlainbe 9fieie i'm
Often, Ore gelbe Sfaiie, lit erfpadt,
oebnt itno redt ieine llngeidlaAiet
@lieber ilro idNdt ii9 ait ieinen Sin
tbeil at ser 8elt 5u eroberp; pern
itOtbig, au1 nit @e4palt. Das @e.
beinabfolpmen Sapans nit 0terico,
beiien gerfpirflibung BON 8aiblng-
ton aus iro6 im lebten gllpgettblif
pereitslt 1uliroe, mar MIR eine gtappe
alrf Dem 8ege 5ur Gr.. ..lJli.g o.-,.,'
3ieles. Die oern Sapaner eigene ci.
ierne 3dbiefeit iilto linerlnitbfide
slusoaller in Der Serfolgung einrnal
geitefter 3iele laBt nit aller Se.
itinnnt9eit poraltsiagen, oaB oos SSsil.
ielrei6 inn ferren Often auf iein 3iel
itid)t per5tdten, ionSern es troB al.
lem auf einem atloererr 8eg su errei
den periitden miro. llnb gera0e ge'
gen uns begt Sapnn idon lallgit et-
iten tieiem @rpll.. gtid)t ltinIonlt
lpips iit Der groffnulgsperianunllltg
DER Saibeiiofai Or. Sababidt Sro-
feiior Der SlriSprltoel5 ON Der aais
ierIideR llriperIitdt .ilr 3ofio, altf
Sie manoidJuriife 3rage bin itlpo
per9leif iie NIT Dem in glmerifa Oh.
ipalterpoen 8erb1Itniiien, mo Die
Menifenredte Der Saparier bon ben
yanfees unter oie 6iiBe getneten
tpiiroeiro.