Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17

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tid"fntien for weaker peoples. are nj no sivnia
eanew NhHtesefe@ali this have Witnessed with
sltitisiastas natonishaens
Farcseld aeiaum's Fate.
The arst place n due Ia Ernst Mpritz arndt
thh 9fsat German patriot ef tae tllne Of tne war
af lhsratsen As early NJ 1881 he declared In one
of his writings Tint the neutrality of belgian,
eanld not passihs be maintained In q future War.
lip wrote;
Aniginni the granary ans armory In predes
tied tn be III. battlefield In the struggle Tor the
Meuse aud the Rhine. ask any general or states.
Hian who has seriously considered the nrabirms
es war aud politics whether Belgium can remain
Neutral Ia Il European wars--that lis 10 say can be
respected as neutral amy longer than may appear
rAnedsent To the power which feels itself pos
sSssed cf tbs best advantages for attack
the GerinRn writer. q. Trauh. makes the fol.
loving lnsmitable comment ON The above
Thus an Arndt has. as far hack as so years
asa. slvea as ahsointion for this so-caea breach
~ neutrality. having forcseen that 1t lis here u
question II sssssar necessities, and that Belgium
hsessif. that .'haf French country cannot pos
si0y remain neutral
The second German prophet Is The weil-kuown
ahtiaugist and fhsnlogtan, r. ae Lagarde. Already
ia 1874 he expressed the view that BIsrnarcks
creation af tho German empire wins only an cpl
sote an the WAY To the formation ef he Great Mid
die European state He calls the German empire
Little Germany Even at that time Lagarsie as a
Gsraan has lately put 1t. formulated the national
demands which the Germans. mot with unblush-
luz arrogance, but realizing the inherent neces-
silly OF the cpse must consider as the indispeti-
sable Foundation for the German peoples cooper
ation IN the history of mankind. These demands
are extensions of frontier both towards the East
and the West
'sThe greatest and most popular OF all the new
German prophets fs, however, the poet Emanuel
Gelbei, whose centenary has recently been cele-
hrated thorn 1915 died lSSa1. Ii lis he who has
given the classic expression to ths new German
hope Of Gefmany's victorious march through the
world. This has been achieved IN the lines TO
which have aafea,iy referred, and which are
aaoted times without number in the newest Ger-
man war literature