Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-19

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10 o-- trade By the T:p5ng out Of such
international traffic as re now have
with Germany and s1ch other ney1.
,;ral nations as Norway, Sweden and
Denmark We should again have a con-.
plets trade prostrasion or dislocatioa
Ike that of last August. Even from
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war now would be sinsularly unre-
numeraiYe, and about as agreeable az
a conflict beegeeI an elephant and
an alligator. We-could not get at
them nor they a. us We should b.
pulling EAgiandk eAessnHts<o ON. Of
the fire If ne Ee-e to send troops &c
Europe, (which latter action could be
justified only os the ground iaa; all
q civilization Exs IN danger.
This is the vag ,ho1shttui Wash
:ugrol feels about a problem which
Is unique and 20 without prec41ea, 3 ;
to constitute, eTeyoody admits, a
tremendous chaIleags 70 GU states
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dent there Is the completes. coaI-
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hare Lot. one, but scTe.al rays 70
suggest Of getting g; Germany. /: Is
astonishing 10 oas no, regularly IL
Washington TO $50 hov complete IS
leadership, eyea with his cabinet,
and ko~ eTerY one t1-ns % hin as q
OF cosira. Se7- ~ss q pres
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Of tie COUNTY Whether his
proposals VIII. however,, provide a .a.
safeguarding crr ships and on.
neutral traffic Is another natter.
Il nay % thz. in this pa-icu-ar
:ase the problem is an iaso.utIs one.
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uries 0. this va: vhich hsz upse;
many traditions and has $, fear.
nj; .ronged the innocent bystaod-
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hat the p-es!dea. vii cevo.e hinse,.
nos. Tao,enezrsil: 10 the task o.
military German: understand
est. what a oE opinion o. her this
holds. There is good reason
or ~oeiieTins that his versatile mind
ees not one bu. several co1-ses tha:
he couat! can take in the process Of