The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-12-05

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at the same dine :
financial posities
. greatly to the iness
the republic and b
eft of foreign iuvs..s
trade with that en-
an agreement. Il =
s'hle for the sove,sr.
States to escape II ~
ne"tIon with such "a.
come necessary 70 ~
climate foreign cI,,p.
In the recent revol,t.
which it was genenl, u
well have resulted ~
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ment Of Honduras - =
aced' but fortunat,t q,
tons were mainhssi r.
ders OF that rspu>lk \
condition Of that csvs9
changed no means ha,kl
FOR the final sdjustus
outstanding foreign elaIu 4
1t the more resretnbA /,
cial convention bstvss /
States and Hondurss \
ed OF ratification. n AZ 7
the United States an
itself ready to coWa,s \
eminent Of Hondsns y
lieved. cannot mud NJ
meeting Of Its forsip ~
1t is hoped at the psvystsf I
bankers will be win i g
for this purpose. e
Necessity For cnats ~
Effort In hstsntisa n ~
Our Foreign Trsta 5
1t is not possible b nak,
gress a communicates nj
ent foreign relatioss da<
States so detAied utx'
adequate impressioa n H.
increase in the ImpoTl1ln z
ties Of those relations nk
ment is really to psesu1WttI
lean people that IN ~
foreign markets Wild u /
Indispensable to or ND
greater efforts must h n /
wise the American nGdz|
facturer and exporter W 4
a field In which AmefIdl "
logically predomInaie \
through the more esavt l
other government ~ Z
mercial nations.
There are many vayShvid
hearty cooperation ~
executive branches It b
ment can do much. N
sential is the spirit 4 q
and singleness Of pupse
lude only to a ven n :
amples Of action whicA ~
result. America 0lla
proper place in TIE ~
fields for its commMeD Z
enterprise unless " Nm !
marine. American coonS
terprise cannot be eeett'd
in those fields uneu y
American banks n ~ .
ferred to.
We need American -
those countries and pspa
public information aooa
need to assure the pm!
trained foreign service '
islation enabling The -
foreign service to b y
brought In direct cOhn0
dustrial. manufacturing 9
interests Of this count! !
American business mea :
foreign field with . ca J
the exact conditions = :
and the officers thsuse'''
cute their work with !
what American indusan'
featuring interests feQ
CsnelusieA
Congress should my
conditions which oDean
as we ind ourselves At = i.
our middle age Is . nap'
emerged full grown = :
great concourse Of nan'.
passed through vaf'ees /.
RODS. We have bsen :
the struggle to dsve'ae 8!
resources and deal wR
questions. The nation :
t,,re to continue In 10 ~
those temporary exps@s.'
a neople to whom DOR
the sole concern. -
In the past our diple
consisted. in normal y
assertion Of the right 4
existence. We are nov
tion with broader ns.e
and obligations to o.: .
selves. A number o.
principles were laid ~
history of this govefnnss.
task Of our diplomacy
lust those principles ! y y :
Of today, to develop th.r
fl find l'I practical applicad'..
n,.;reinles expanded 70
uations. Thus are ~ ~
npon which can resi- - .
Of policies which m !. - !
destined progress OF . =,
successful conduct Q! !, :, .
tons demand a orosS ,
view. We cannot me-
nor build for the lu'u's !.
ourselves to outworn
past and to the pef.l .,s
at our emergence ''V''
and conditions. M,
The opening Of the r..