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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-08
Los bandidos de Paris

Los peri6dicos parisienses relatan con
uinuciosos detalles los incidentes que
precedieron siguieron la detenci6n
del anarquista "apache" Carouy, al
parecer un active audaz miembro de
en- un lapse de pocos dias. Ese relate
tiene ell emocionante interes del mas in
teresante de los folletines de Ponson du
Terrail Ell 3 del actual, las nueve
de la nOche, publicaron los diarios de
Paris mas leidoS entire ell bulge eXtraor-
dinarios con la noticia de haber sido
preso Carriers. Esa noticia era inexac-
ia; ell detenido era Carouy. que desde
la estaci0n de Lozere habia sido condu-
edo la carcel de la Surete. La sor-
presa Sc verified en- la siguiente forma !:
Saba la polia, hace tempo que Ca
rouy habia estado oculto en- AsniereS,
en- casa del anarquista Blasiis, durante
los cinco dias que precedieron al atenta-
do de la calle Ordener. Dos registros
practicados despueS del crimen EN- la
casa demostraron que Carouy no estaba
en- ella. Sc habia perdido la pista del
anarquista; pero hace ocho dias, por una
imprudente expression de la hermana del
perseguido La cual reside en- Paris, fue
vigilada esta y Sc averigu6 que ell ban
dido andaba por la "banlieu' circuns-
cripci6n de la capital y visitaba esta
casi todos los dias
Sc organize una cuidadosa vigilancia
ell martes, 2 del actual, NJ Jonin, tres
lnSpectores y un Sargento, que opera
ban en- JOviSsy, vierOn paSar al bandidO
en- bicicleta. Este Sc habia quitado la
barba, Y tenido el pelo. Los inspec-
torres lie siguieron hasta la Croix de Ber-
ny no lejos de la carcel de Fresnes, Y
all{ perdieron la pista. Ell microbes
fueron apostados inspectores conocedo-
res de las nuevas senas en- todos los ca
minos en- todas las localidades de la
region, las tres media de la tarde
recibio la jefatura de Policla un telefo-
nema de Palnisseau, en- que Sc anuncia-
ba una nueva pista Carouy Sc dirigla
campo a traviesa a la Estaci0n de Lo-
zere, probablemente para tomar ell tren.
Media hora despues, NJ. Guichard, NJ.
Jonin Y ell Inspector principal, NJ. Col
mar, partian en- autom0vil para LOzere.
Dejaron ell vehiculo al cuidado de un
inspector en- un callejon sin salida, y po-
co despues Sc dirigian la taberna 81
tuada enfrente de la estacion un gran
sefior con sombrero flexible, que iba le-
yendo peri6dicoS (M Jonin) y una par
tida de obreros, que Sc instalaban en- el
interior del establecimiento. mientras ell
caballero Sc sentaba en- la terraza. Aque-
Hos sc mostraban alegres y Sc dedicaban
dirigir tarjetas postales y a zanzibar
chistes bromaS. Nadie, nj ell taberne-
ro, pudO SoSpechar que 1ueSen agenteS
de policia
A las cinco Y media Sc acercaba Ca
rouy Lozere traves de los campos.
LIE seguian dos inspectors bastante
distancia FL bandido penetr6 en- la
estaci6n. Fra la hora de salida para ell
tren de Paris
ros de la taberna de la estaci6n. mos
trando gran premura Y voceando que
no habfa tempo que perder Sc dirigie-
ron al despacho de billetes De pronto
se desarrollo una sorprendente escena
delapte de la taquilla. I'm obrero dis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-08
Anderson sentenciado

Ell juez de la Corte de Distrito Sec
cion segunda, senior Rossy, ha senten-
ciado diez y ocho amos de preside con
trabajos forzados a Walter Anderson
a quien ell Jurado lie califc6 su delito de
aseslnato en- segundo grado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-08
NUEVO SERVICIO
de Express con Cuba

Ell dia 10. del pr6ximo mes de Ju-
MO, mas menos, la PORTO RICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY abrira una of
Gina en- la HAVANA, CUBA. Sc acep-
taran embarques para todas parties de
CUBA. Tipos reducidos, servicio ra-
pido.
Para informes, dirijase la ofeina
principal de la Compania en- SAN
JUAN.
GALE DE TETUAN, No. 50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
Double Eagle Stamps ev-
cry Tuesday.
OCHSNER & SON,
The Place for Good Goods.
Gpnntp ynditabier Gpntcit.

County Sdul : superintendent
Dolntier fot Den "a. Sebrliar ais
ben Sag beltimmt, ar meldpnl Ole
Schiller Der 0iitriftsidnlen il, Den
ueridtieocnNn Spmnibips i'm County
in elmer beltinnmtcn Sd)ltle lid 5lt ei.
mem Sllddtnbicr : Gonteit eitfilloen
%iollcl. Die 2ebrer erbolten cine
2iite BON 200 @prtei ipoppn Die
cine SGlftc BON ben ainoern miinb-
lid uro bir allOrre i6riftlid bltdtito-
biert merOcn miiilen. Die beiten
oSpcllcts" in 0cn Sniunibip . Gon.
teit miiiieu Oonu olt Sanstog
sen 2. WtGr5 clrtueber in Sermalm
oOer III Smcl5piilc ein lpcttcrts
Granrelt I'M GpuntDsGontel beltc9en,
it'll lid ootut am .Stoat5- Gontcit ser
in Sefieripn Gitp itottiinbeu miro,
hctbeili8cll III fGnncll, Su StaotSs
Golrtelt iilr0 500 ais %eriter, $50 ols
>. ulpN $25 dis 3. EreiS olrSgeiebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
@crIor fait Oas 9c6cn.

9, q. 6tin, Maion, @idJ., mir>
llie pcrgeiien, mie er einem idred-
Iid)en Stltrm ousgciett mar. Sob
nltr cineu bGien Sltiten, geioIgt bon
Sdmer5er in ser Seite, iobab id)
foit 1lidt atbrnen fonnte," i6reibt
er. Gin Nad,bar gob mir einiJe
0oien Or. Sings Stem Discovery,
Die 2iltNcrrne bradten. Ser 8oftor
Iogte, idJ iei am &anoe bon 2li,gerls
cllt5iinOung, lpae ober nit Or.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY fortfabren,
ipoS iy altd) tbat, unb sfpei Slas
idlen furirten MIDI" @ebraudjt mir
idp1cll urh1 iidere Mittel BEL
Sultct, grfdltllng, lpebent SAILS ilnb
Slln8cn. .Ereis SOC unb ST. Gro.
irci. Warmrtirt BEL allen
I~pot6efern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
9noreas Yabrntt scitorbcn.

Nah mir fltr5er &ranfbeit lit aill
0leitstas Ibeno INN 10 ltbr, GnSre:
as Eaorutt in. ieiner @obnuna in
@itltlerer StaOt i'm glter BON Sc Sob.
rem an Der 2ungenentSiinbuna ae.
Itorben.
Ser geritorbenc mar aus Dem
Canton @raubiinten, Sd,peis, ae.
birtig urtb fam Dor emo 40 SSob.
rem ltad unierem gorntp. Gr mar
friiber in Der MGbe bon Sapiss
i%pobnbait, no CT cine 3eit lang Die
Barmerei betrieb, hody infoIge TOR.
perllden 9eibens iab err iidy acnotbiat
lueiiiger aritrengenoc 9eid)Gftiauna
5t fpablen lilrb icit pieIen Ssabren
hetrieb er Dos &alriircn nit Batent-
ln%eoi5tnen. Sn Der a~usiiibrung 6ie.
res Serllfes puroe er i'm gansen
County befannt uio mar ~beionbers
inter Der Sanbbcp6fferuna infoIae
leiires tets beifeibeuen u,p6 ireuno-
ltd,er @eIeils iebr beliebt.
er binterIGbt feline @ittmc, orei
Sobne llro bier Sodter, oenen mir
liltier ber5Iides 9eileib 5oIlen.
Die Seerbi9linp fonb geitcrn
Nod)mittap inter SabIreider 9etbei-
llgilng ali Dem itdbtiid)en Sriebobie
ltatt, no Guitor Sllebmleper on @ra.
be Dem &eritorbencn bcr5lid)e 8orte
Der Grinncriilng mibnlete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
Srinsen Sonnenidlein ms Siiitcrc
!Scr5 bincin.

Die fplgclloen urierer 1ecbrtell
Mbonnenteii iiberialiotelt ooer brad,
fen inns DibrenS Der @od)c Sen 9c.
trog. 5llr grncuerllnp ibrcs slbonnc.
ments, moiiber mir bierinit oonfclto
quittiren:
Gbrtlt. StcpburL Smiss, Mo.
6riB Gpllertlert, Serntanlt, 80.
s.. g. Sinnemcper, Sernlaru1, &2.
Sos. Sues, Berger, Wfo.
2olliS 9urbad), Sernaint, Wto.
$. s. Sfuiter, @aibingtorb Mo.
Sulius @iloot, fredericksburg, Mo
Gbas. Sell, Sermarn, H3.
8ltitan Saeffner, Sernnnn, Mo.
DITTO Stroiiner, SermonlG $40.
Sobn Sllg, &ermanl, Mo.
Gbas. Slid, Sermanr, 800.
NSnt. s. 9. Slid, Sebron, q. Q.
W1n. MorriS, 0rafc, Mo.
Sobn @rucnS, Sermanlt SO.
grnit aubfuss, Sernrann, Mo.
Nnr &ihcrlen, Gaie, Mo.
Wf. y. 8ernitg, Scrmdmt, Mio.
ebas. 8raeuttgam, Sernnnn, ~.
sSobr 6ritemeDcr, gtapoleon, Wfp.
Geo. Spc3ai6drp, Gotsoo1t Mp.
Sermnrn Getrits, &anias gitp.
,Srib @ifcrmnlln, Gotsoam, Mo.
Otto Sreomeper, Sermoin, 10.
SenrD Ibrina 0rafe, Mo.
Mrs. Carol Steinbed, @Ian6, Mo
Mrs. Sunberipirtb, &ofpiae, Mo.
@dn. Sanbnebr, ut. Sterling, 80
6ris 8loe9cr, Semnntn, &3.
Con-. Barrels. SeumanlL 80.
0bomas 9erenb, Sermanil 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16

-altg. abellbrotb, pom Morriiol,,
ltlo 5, ~. Snnes, pom Bridgeport,
NO, luaren am 9ienStag bier mn
lprad)en audi in 1trierem @eid)1fte
nor. 9err Snncs bat ole biS1er BOZ
Srn. Gbenorotb gccignete 6arilt sci
Hod,eport BON Sesterem gefauft.
9Sdditen 0onnerstaa slbeno boz
3 llbr oil, ant @~eburtstage @aib5
lllatnns giebt Der SSlgenoperein ser
ple1igell ct. GauIs @emei1.
oe elile ,Ofartba @uibitnaton
. Seo Ynrtp" nerbunoen nit olerlei
9elell1dnttlid,en Spielen mo litero.
rlldlen llnteudnltlnmen. Iae, peld,q
elilen intereiiorten Mbero in niibi.
der 8eiie perbrii1gen modten, iilro
bon Dem i1itgen 2euteu freun6liddt
elrgelaoer, lid, 5lt betbeilieen.
pie bieiiae 3peigfabrif ser ssll.
tertiational Shoe So. iudt fuie aus
oep an onberer STEELE p%er0fFentIid,.
ZEN an5eige eriidtIidl cine sIisobl
~'ardjelt, anaben mo Grmadiene
IN m ibrer 8dbrif 81 nrbeitet.
Die Gnitclilng elmer groBen g(lt.
3abl lrellrr 4rbeitsfrGfte hit feine
lcllla ornre, iolrberit cine oauernoe,
me tt Der Ilrfaria Ser idon icit
lllepreren Soden beobiid1itaten Ser.
llleDrlrpn nor hieiinnu SsoLr;K+Go+;,
felt.
0as Giti5cns' lecture Bureau
9lebt arn 5rettas Meno, ben %.
5eprllar irin 5ipeites &onsert in Ger
St. EolilS Stride. Die 9arlanb
Melnbaa Concert SO. miro Elm bod.
uncertainties uno bitrduus funItpol.
ies Srogromm aitsfiibreu. ltnier
5oinoes muiifliebettoe 8itbIifinu be.
loil!llt 90 cine @elegenbeit mirfIif
9eolesene gofol- Sitrlmental. ut6
9iodeluliiif 5u boren. Site fon,
ilelt lest reierpiert peroen in @aI.
fers apotbefe.
Better nebanet beiite cine. Sc.
. e'tsperiiderliHesB olicp BET 8ictor
fein. o"f+
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16

lid biz ictt Ole rliiiide 8oti5ei nift
oa5lt entidlieben fomnen, oas bier
9cfenu5eidlnete Spibelmeien obsi.
ld,oficn. Ius oieiem @rlrnoc miro es
nid)t MIR Ocn Rcpolntion1ren leidt
aemad)t, lire terroriitiiden Wife ans.
5iiiibcn, Die Eoli5ei iiebt lid aid
ltets bon ncllein ourd) Ole bircfte Be-
tbeilignng ibrcr 9rgane an ocn Der.
Observation-Disclosures Ser6rcdlen
tompromittiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
Gr binft iett midt mc6r.

Sein Sinfen nrebr fir Com Moo.
re, Go6ran, Ga. ,Satte Elm Be-.
les @eidpiir an ser SrBbieae unS
n'bts lfien 81 beIfen, Bis idi Bud.
lens artica SnIbe gebraiidte," "
ld,reibt er, odber 6ieies iuunberbare
Wtittel belize mid bnl6." SeiIt
8rnano+,, Sbnitt., faIte iinS Brill.
ipunoen, @c5ema, un6 8iIes. Bro.
.btert's. BUR Csc In alien apotbe.
fen. \, -,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
-@eo. SoessIi. gplt. Rllehiael

SEQ. Soessli. gpn. Rlieotser,
W. Nelaunnn, Geo. 8~ird}5oier, Ot.
to 6lealtoiln, @nl. Yaneis uno Sos.
Gebiomeit, mad,tem ON Mitttppd
gbclte cinrn Insflrg noh DEM
Srieoerstbal imi elmer @uritprcbc IN
Der @obniula oes Sbeo. Siltbep bel
iltipobnerl, Sn Der r8uritologic"
l,no Die altSfliiJler ~9llltborit1ten lulo
caB 6relupo Sbeobor's 9ratmiirite
gut 9eratbcl ipareit. 0afiir leate bas
rlcltgc Auqntum oaS Ole @urit.
ologen NIT &elurumiele ~per5cbrteil,
oas bette ,}eliallib ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16
Or. 8nitap Gttulucaer.

9r. @ltltap Gttmucacr, elm frii-
berer l%angi0bri9cr 9%apobrcr ulric.
rer StaOt llllb in inherent Golllltp
lpobl nrb ~nortlNilbnft befanllt, lit
an lcbten Sonntag, in Sefiemion
Stir, I'M Nltcr opr 50 Sabren ge-
ltorber.
gr ruroc orll I. MGr5 1913 5ll
6reibcr9, I'M a6nigrcidl SodIen, 0e.
horcn, Sem Safer mar BORT elm
tefonllter proftiid)er Ir5t. Der aud,
loll9cre 3eit ais 2eitar3t bes So
iligS bon Suhiclt fulrgirte. @litnp
G%ttrnNllcr gerob ieiue Gr3irGult0
III oem @pmitaiimm ieiuer &otcr-
l5oot urN or Ser ct. Mira 2a10e5-
ihrIc in WieiBelb agr. Sodycn, bon
maldler CT i'm Sotrc 1862 nit Dem
! 3cl9niB Der Ieiie entlaiicn ipur6e.
Gem ercrbtel &olrge 3itnl nlc0isini.
idqir Bernie iullPnh. mibmete CT
lid 0tciem Stltbilm al Der l~lltiner.
Iitdt Seip3ig, on ser CT int Sabre
1867 irin Stmt5erallIen bciton0.
Snt iol8enncn 5n6re monbertc cr
nadD Nmcrfin aus. Nod,oern or
Icd3S Wonnte in Mcp Wprt ais Nr8t
prnftl5lrt bottc, 500 er lludl Mtorp-
bile, Son. Sm Sabre 1870 toIt er
lrccr 9erlltnnn 100 cr itdj mcbrere
Sabre 0nralrf ntit Sri. Gnpila Mof.
mig, Der Sod)ter bes Srlr. Otto
Wonnig zines balnuligen prominen-
ten Sanlrnonns utdercr Stubt per.
beipatbetc. Mtcbrcrc Sabre mad,
Dom Nlragalrgs Der S0gcr Sabre CT.
folgtct Sobe iciner 8ntiin gina cr
Bier cine 5pcite GJe eill nit Sri.
Nfarp Gallet, Sodter utieres atten
Wfitbiirgers, Scrrll Srit @aact, oie
i'm nit pier ain0ern aus ser criten
lirN jmci aus Der 8%lpeiten Gle ii6er.
lebt.
@1brelo ieineS 24jGbrigen glrf.
elltfaltcs III uniercr Sto6t botte CT
lid clnerr aroBen &reis bon ,Srelln-
BEN ln0 9cfaltnten emporbcn. gr
itets Hos rcgitc SntcreIic am
,tfcttlld)em uno beiolloers an poiiti.
Seben ltno mar bier l1nQere
}eit Der Sciter Der 6erlofrotiiden
I'M County. ltllter ser err.
ten Mathematician BON @roper Gle.
,elalfO lplroe er gum Goitnleiiter in
oerrlanm ertannt. 8Gbrert6 ser
Ser>paltung Der @oilperneurc Mor.
llro 8rallcis gcbortc CT ser
Ger S~rrenonitnlt al Sutton,
Ho, al. gts 3l ieircm 3ooc be. !
er bic Stelmlg eincs Goune !
fir Sole Go,lntp llto zines )
ytttqlieoes bes geidIitSfii6renoen
llfs1dll1ies Der anti . 5l~t6erfuloSis~ !
BON Mtionri, uno Der. :
NJ nlrBeroem feline grpBc Gripat. :
rori@ IN Sefferion Gitp, no or iid :
od ieinem 8ee5iige polt Sennoln $
II Sobre 1894 nieocrgcloiicn hat.
:. ST mar MitglieG bcr 6r.
en- 5. ?. D. g. g. of g. un6 9. 4
:. D. g., oeron 2osclr at ,sefierfon
CT ieit lanacn Sobrcn ol,gc.
oute.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-16

Il Sn 0esMoines, Soma, itarb
General Sames 9. @eoper, ipeld,er
friiber i'm Soma cine hoIitiide @oI.
lie ipielte, aitd mebere Serimine i'm
GongreB oieiite unb i'm Sabre 1880
YraiioentifaftssG oipoioat Der Green.
bod . 9obor 8artei mar, CT fpurhe
80 Sabre oft.
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Snow and sleet one day,
thaW the next. Takes a good
Shoe to protect you from
such changes.
One double-soled walking
Shoe, built like a foot, is a
guard against bad results.
Finest gun metal calf.
Price $500.
Our Odds and Ends Sale
has taken good hold and
Pants and Coats going daily.
$3.50 Coats, now $500
1000 ESQ
1000 Suits, now 1850
1900 1880
Corduroy Pants cut Is per
cent under former prices.
$500 work Pants now$ 1.39
Double Eagle Stamps ev-
cry Tuesday.
OCHSNER & SON,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18
Trees and Wind

From the Ohio state Journal
No fairer sight these vernal days than
the big green trees and the west wind
playing together They are as jolly com
Ianions as q small boy and a Newfound-
land pup, emo play very much alike. How
the wind seems to enjoy its wrestling
ana tumblns about with the big branches
and making the leaves wave their hands
and laugh. There is a hip, hip and hur
ran. when the wind pitches in and bends
me limbs down until they culver with de-
light.
And then when the wind. tired for a
moment with the play, retires TO get its
breath, see the emerald branches resume
their composure and standing erect,
with Tranquil mien and joyful anticipa-
ton. banter the west winds to come on
again, Thar defiance is beautifully tan
talizing and soon The wind, gathering
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18

out last evenin' while l was at supper
and hanged him.
Judge: Strike off the case. Mr. Clerk
Are the parties to the Salt Lick Road
case ready to proceed?
Sheriff: 1T was settled early this
morning; they're gettin' the defendant
ready for burial now.
Judge: We'll. then. II the district at
torney is ready, we will proceed with
the State versus Hirham Garrard,''
Sheriff: IF it please the cot. the dis
trict attorney Is not ready. Garrard'D
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18
The Vantage Point

rom the Marck's Monthly.
the mayor Of a small town was trying
a negro for abusing his wife. She claimed
he got drunk and tried to beat her and
she hit him.
The mayor turned to their little girl
and asked:
Girl. was your father under the in
fluence of whisky when your mother hit
him?''
No sahl He is was under the kitchen
table" she very quickly replied
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18
Court in Kentucky

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
Judge Blueclay sheriff, convene the
cot Where is the jury"
Sheriff: Back in the jail yard, your
honoh We happened to get three
Trenches and a couple of Eversoles on
it, an they're fghtin' it out. If 1t please
the cot"
Judge: Where Is the prisoner in this
horse stealing case?
sheriff The Barnard boys got him
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18
Making Some Progress

Il wonder what has become of my hus-
band Three days ago I sent him to
match sample at department store
He hasn't been seen SINCE,
saw him yesterday. He was at tho
third counter of the 18th aisle, and was
just starting for the 18th counter of tho
third aisle"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-18
Press Apparently
|othing Else to Do
DON VISIT ROME
Between France and Holy See
Jay Be Remedied-Great Powers
Anxiously Watching Events
in Montenegro
BY FREDERICK WERNER


5erlin, August 17.-(Special. )--Hav-
nothing more important to do dur
this politically. dead month, the
rrnan press has once more taken up
always popular work of criticising
gland.
Even the radical old "Vossische lei
hg" asserts that when Great Britain
eems to live in a state of perpetual
par of a sudden German attack 1t
ust be because she is tortured by the
Iemory of her own political crimes.
The radical organ charges England
with making practice of commencing
Possibilities without a declaration of
war and 1T recalls several cases in
Ehich this was done. on April 2, 1901,
says, the British fleet. under Nell
attacked Copenhagen, captured
pm the Danes six battleships and 9TH
vessels and caused the enemy to lose
90 men without a previous declar-
IN of war Six years later, it states,
English fleet, under Admiral Lord
bier, opened hostilities again on
mark without war being declared,
IB6inbarded Copenhagen, destroyed 800
houses and caused the death of many
hundreds of persons. To these Illus
rtrious examples a whole series of sim
liar cases can, it asserts, be added in
which England and other states par
ticipated No formal declaration of
war was made, for example, before the
naval battle OF Navarino in october,
1927, in which the Turkish fleet was
destroyed, before the bombardment OF
Alexandria on July II, 1882, and be-
fore the fights at Foochow and For
mosa. The English custom, the Vos-
sische Zeitung contends, has become
practically international law, and in
view of these historical facts 1t is, the
radical journal adds. somewhat sur
prsing that the British minister for
the navy should declare the read
mess for war of the German fleet makes
the formality of a declaration of war a
mere matter of courtesy.
England, it says in conclusion, has as
sembed such vast forces in the North
Sea, which are and can be directed only
against Germany, that it has become
duty of self preservation for the German
Empire to take increased precautions to
be prepared, especially too. after the
menacing language which British states
men considered it advisable to use
against Germany last summer. Mr.
Churchills speeches. it declares, are NOS
calculated to induce Germany to alter
her policy.
The Fraukfurter Zetung has l91g
article on Mediterranean policy, in which
il is stated that Germany is not Medt-
erranean power. but is indirectly af-
fected by the question relating to that
sea 1t may be an advantage to Ger
many, the Democratic Journal adds, il
England strengthens her position in the
for English pressure in
the North Sea would thereby be some
" hat relieved. Germany moreover, 1t
adds is one of the triple alliance powers.
1t thus stands by the side of Austria
and Italy, and like them. is interested
in the Mediterranean remaining free to
all nations.
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its airy forces about it. leaps from its re-
pose and snatches the branches and hurts
them this way and that and hugs and
Kisses them in very riot of ecstasy until
II grows weary and retires TO await an
other banter Didn't you ever see this
lovely sight Well. look out where the
trees and blue skies meet. There's the
nlaYGlound.
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is possible. But in political calculations
ones, occupy themselves also with the
English naval policy but take different
view and the influential "Deutsche Tag
eszeitung'' says that the recent speeches
of British ministers have made little
or no impression here as hardly any new
idea is advanced in them, and hardly
amy fresh development revealed. 1t is
immaterial, says the Agrafian organ.
that the statements made about aud
against Germany We're of a more friend
ly character. Germany has to reckon
with the fact that England contemplates
the possibility of conflict with Ger
many although this conflict is not de-
sired. and nothing Will be done to bring
it about. 1t has been stated In the
British parliament with gratifying clear
ness, it adds, that England will regulate
the size of her navy according to that of
Germany, and little Importance need be
attached to the assurance made by the
way that, In adopting measures for the
strengthening of the British fleet, the
government considers only the necessity
of protecting and defending the vital in
terests of the British empire.
while we admit all this the Agrarfan
organ writes. 1--WE expect that England
will adopt similar attitude towards Ger
many we have not huilt and strength
ened cur fleet in order to embarrass
r-hs'Hiiu " eNsn " s,s, -. ~,
peeause We es,.l,s.,i'- ~, ". ~ s' ~
consiue., ',a' $50 ~ 800 W.
ilecessaiy ~ 49,. ~ a,.n, 81 ~,
must, oI couise, 60 go, t,es " - - ~. ~ ~
possiuiii.ies CIV ,,,,,e.'., III,
loss,pni'y ~ , a, 'i'is -,
children and fools IL we lett this posi-
D 100 - ~ ,a,;s,, o,i,,-t ~ is,,,,a
sioeratioh W. nas',,,,n'a,, 10Y, 49,.
hihsuo'i, n ',.,,'e ~ w "a 20 X
nor even uisihe' "" or SOU = 'ne
mutual reiat'ons 70 " wv peopies
nam correct anu ,i'euu ,,., ~ ~ a. .'.,s
~ possiple' put III lo, , w u'a sio'l'
leeuhss anu se.Sis 10 ~ p'as, ~
cause inese, 70 .,..as
pressiun' arc INC In Na'ess' 80, ei
from ,ne s.anupos u, a" untuani ,'sa
peacs iileu , ~, nsn,I ~ 49,
Tor tnelnse.'.s ~" sS
armai'ent oi .anu nv o'' VIZ" go mug s' oe
coneeieo ia ~ ,np s''u ~ y, r,,tn,a,
no,'ons VIZ. ny, 49, W "a 80 ~ s,,.,,ra
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