The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-25
SlDE[lGHTS0 NWRMNES.

CoPIEs Of the Rhenrchc wctiarsche 1crmng recently received in London
- organ Of the Kmpp, and leading mouhrccc of the German munton
IS laid upon the strength Of the British empire and its world, wide domnion>
The writer takes DR. yn incthm1"n. IIoIwcg to task for HI, frequen, refer
The map may ,hoy some chnss favorable to Germany, J, It i show, other thing,
as WELL which make a n exceedingly gloomy impression. The Essen paper con-
oaNy %@is,s,t mated h has, "' d"5 %@ III. ." ',r "S G'' ," "1 sd % 1S1ls1,y a and p $inS$ai
opinion N the summer o 1914 England, the falling Cartilage. he land h' without without
b mIy w%"h II" "a" or inoT y, herself ella as an a nation %i which rules the world and to drive
IN contemplation Of the terrible battles in Europe, and in the eager exam
is high time @, ~ we look ok" at ", ,s,t V w H%s F F' : in n' our % 'm% "tI I T nrs6b ad
World to develop a remarkable offensive, a simple result Of the policy Of the las,
The article then goes on to review British imperial history. and in the
review Prince FnIow, the former German minister of foreign affairs. is Sc
serious tn, fall of the Dor republic would be for German nc colonial j%T hop ,%' The The
their .t 1.u' "S "f did The" S, ,a "a, ts o, ~R:o time F"s,, ,o o sseo,:. a ,srs1p mat, . to prevent S
w "mE us ,Mr or n"J 1m mt. One one mas only to ask oneself the question, What trend
% ~H with nat about S'"" men could have helped out German troops in south
land the ,h,o % ~ then ne. traces traces Il, the .n determined and sustained action whereby Eng
an Alfred route ac1o,, the African Continent "n@"t ar" F tT"n % prE Me%s" to S% n%", a"%
the EyS.' imp amI" IT." h to d. Germany Of southwest Africa ""
push or territory up o the once independent Bocr Natc, All the coionna%ns
T% IN ha, y r%n al IN N ar%, G,q@} hs r,m arma,r US for lost southwest Africa a loss
The writer condemns the idea OF a great central African colony for Germany
T RrnsS s =" %i" "f r mg oS." r@n, two o,y vast section, snS o, Brush possessions, and the
G" ,mh,E up e mM possession ne ne only hope OF Germany lies in having a
Dc"pr nh r aT" cononI IT. IS s Sy , by freeing reel, the boer states and by military and
'''" Enn,% n A ,[1, from or, which might and kqInr will flow"
around MG" the ra ad"nn o ), the .1 1, 'y ~l,.y with ,,o %,sa, g" %nm sG ,%grm %Go empire
""' T% Sh% s Spoken bs T ,hel re-. see, sn, !" ,J rapidly !, becoming the language Of the world
leaps forward than she has eyer done btorc"i at the last hour @ ami :" ir on'f fs,
perseverance and carried o "% with til" such m IKE Ic, en- S." t htp "o pd HSs," i , %mn v ,%S
statesmen "M [w. D ~b" , r.G @m%,E. any ny i e1,'rt like e, II, Indeed We envy England those
No power the w}r .ays. will be able to resist the the British with the e,op-
, ,%H ,y nrGs and !, is for us to see that nntearabrc land power viii not be
earth To To Germans it is obvious that outside this vast African, Indian, Australian an
Asia is ruled BY Chinese and Russians England will give We us ' mo- Fights %S ' :, x S,
hay, such Strength tn that Ia" 9S ""' Germany ", >'' "j} not '' be- ros sGo tS "5 deal T, %"b that Sl She will