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IB ER N S T O R FF ON ATTliUDE OP FRANCE AND GERMANY 1 Ambassador Explains Moroc can Mixup and Defends His Country’s Motives. Wot Seeking Trouble In Agadir Crisis— Kongo Conces sions Satisfactory. — * • • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * O» NT VON H KIINSTO BFF. the o f tut effect the North German Gazette on April 30, 11*11, ndilresNisI a new Geruinu muluissndor to the Unit warning to France which could not lie ed States. In nu article lu the misunderstood, declaring that a sultan, Outlook discusses the present goteriilug with the aid o f Frauee. uo altitude of K ranee and tier many to longer represented the sovereign sul ward one another, "with special refer tan as defined by the Algtsiras act euce to the Moroccan question.” lie and that Germany therefore would Is* entitled to resume her former free represents Gvriimuv as being quite sal Kroni st't'tl tini*' to harvest, tin* farmer is a busy mini. ialhsl with ttie Kongo concessions oh do in of action This warning was not That’s why lite shrewtl funner appreciates (lie value heeded Events took their course, ami tallied as the result of the latest Frail of tin* Hell Telephone servire. it was soon clear that (he south of co-Herman agreement and Insists that l i e may he miles from the railroad and the nearest Morocco would also be drawn Into the at no time was German» seeking iron shipping; p<»iiit. Me is expert mg a freight shipment growing unrest In tills ease the no hie with France b.v her Moroccnu at entity of the Rtirtqauius living there what does lie do? With his H«,ll Telephone lie calls up tltude among them many Germans might the freight agent. If the shipment has not arrived I'lie aetloti o f the kaiser’s govern Indeed have been lu danger, since there no list* in going In town. nient In dispatching (lie German > ruls were no French troops lu the south 'There’s always plenty at hand to « 1«». The Hell S«*rvlce er Panther lo Agadir and thus creating ami no forces of the sultan which a situation which amounted at one could be counted on At any rate, aev gives him opportunity. time to a war scare. Is alluded to ns a oral German firms feared that their ( ’nnsiilt our local manager. I simple necessity The article follows: Interests and their officials were lu "The Moroccan question lias passtal danger and during the month o f June out of Its controversial stage and Is askisl the German government for pro now a part of history, so that we are tectloti A « u rousequem e the German aide to look l»t> k on It w ith nu tiapar cruiser Faultier was sent to Agadir (laI spirt! and to Judge the alius and "Th e French newspapers publUlnsI results of the tlertuuu government's ac > during those days prove that after K v r r y Iteli Tfflaphonr is Itir C ru lr r <i! Ibr System tlou with fairness a fairness which having been startled at tlrst French sia-incd to Is- sometimes lacking dur public opinion very soon |>erfectly mi ing the heat o f the discussions derstissl the meaning of ilils step For "It is well kuown that until llkM any one who had followed the course England and France were contending o f tile Moroccan question It was III The bent 5 cent Cigar on the with each other for supremacy tu Mo conceivable that Germany should slid rocco. Then followed the Anglo French qetily w ish to conquer Moroccan terrl market. Your dealer has it or agreement o f April. 1904. and In the tore Even during the most critical full o f the same year u French banking moments o f the whole affair Germany can get it from H. S. G l l . h G R O syndicate contracted a new large loan had always emphatically disiared that with Morocco Privileges o f such Im she purstnsl only economic Interests In C E R Y CO., Distributor», Salem. portance were granted to this group o f Morocco, and Ikls with good reason banks that the eventual fate o f the For Gernianv tin- occupation of some sultan's empire seemed to I h - dccldisl part o f Mur ecu apart from the war Germany, however. Intervened. The which no doubt would have ensued emperor Vtsltisl Tangier, and a few could mean nothing else than a long months later the conference o f Alge »m l eoutlliuill d ’splay of military force clras was held lu fair words It pro l perfectly out of proportion to the |s>s chillies) the Independence o f Morocco db!e gain The friendship o f the Mo and the sovereignty of the sultan. It rvs-iatis for Germany naturally would also . roiled a multitude o f provisions have turned In to enmity as ** niii ns sin* and stipulated the "open door" In Mo followed the example of Fram e ami rocco At the same time, however. |»> tisik up the role of ini sgcre - >r It I- lice powers were granted to France only m- essar.v to gimme at the map ami Spain lu eight o|ieii Moroccan and to look at the seu route from \\ I tsirf.. and. furthermore, the treaty eon heliushnv eii. In Germany, to Morocco eerulng the ulsive mentioned loan was by way o f the British Isles to tinier ratified with certain amendments stand what It would have meant for Above all. owing to the long Algero- Germany to semi a large military fort e Moroeean border line, the conference to Morocco could not preveut French influence In “ As already stated, the attitude of Morocco from continuing and even In Germany was soon understood In I’ur creasing On account o f the wholly 1 Is The error o f the e*|sslltloii to unsettled and untenable conditions lu | Fez having Is-eii made, there was Morocco— which It Is uii use denying nothing left but to licur the rouse o|q>ortutiltles for the exertion of quences ami pay dearly fur what oth French Influence could m>t long I * erwise In the count«* o f time might wanting In. fact, the occupation of j have Iss-u obtained without any sncrl Ljda ami the bombardment ns well » lice whatever. the occupation o f Casablanca soon fob "There could be no doubt what price You need not sulTer. Write today for illustrated l>ooklet lowed. Germany would ask "A ll this rould have been prevented descriptive of Hot Lake Sanatorium — Nature’s great "On the one hand. lm’reas«Hl ami ouly If (iermauy bad I h - cii Inclined to previse guarantees for tin* mainte cure place. A natural Iwiling spring of curative mineral restore order In Morocco and first to nance o f tin* open dis>r In M o n s ' c o . water. Thousands have been cured here after sulTering go to war, as would have been luevl which would enable Germans to s«*ttle table, with the |>owers hostile to such and do business lu Morocco lu spite o f years from Rheumatism, Stomach, Skin, Hlood and Kidney hi i act on her part. The course of a French protectorate. disorders. Directly on main line of () W. R & . N Railway. events will always prove to be more “ On the other hand, a compensation powerful than the most perfectly- In the form o f «vdonlal territory, ASK FOR S P E C I A L E X C U R S IO N T IC K E T worded treaty provisions, and the Al- which had already often enough t*een geclraa act could not eip«*<-t to alter mentioned «luring the earlier phases the fact that Morocco and her Inhabit o f the M n pim i affair. Frequently the W a l t e r M. F i e r c e ant» no lunger In themselves |s>sses»- desire ha«l !s*en express»-«! In Germany President and Mgr. ed the strength to reorganize their fliat such n step should Is* taken. The country. Home enthusiasts believed government, however, hat! hesitated, that Mulnl Halid would be able to per hoping that the lnd«*peinlen«*e o f Mo forin this task, but they soon hud to rocco might bo maintained. This recognize that, notwithstanding his h«is* was now »l«*»tr«*yed by th«* fori-«* skill and ability as u statesman, he did o f events, and Germany must Is* con not have the power to bring about the aldered lucky for hnvlng t***n able to neee'sary c h a n g e s without foreign ns return to the Idea o f Coin|H*usat Ion. sis ta nee. " I t Is well known that from the Is* "F o r the German government there ginning this comp«*nsatlon was do was therefore only one way open to sired In the French Kongo In or«l«*r b> protect German commercial Interests unite ns much ns possible the ndjoln In Morocco—viz. by securing France’s Ing German colonies on tin* western Increase Taxable IVojierty protection o f these Interests. This re const o f Africa were It only by form by Ruilding Up Home suit was achieved by the Morocco Ing nn economic unity through the es agreement o f Feb. it. 1900. which ex tnbllshment Industries and De of appropriate trad«* pressly mentioned the Algeciraa net as rentes This goal wns reached by llie crease Your its basis. Clearly the object o f this reei-ut M onsco agreement between agreement could only be to delay France anti Germany, which gave th<* Taxes French advance In Morocco as long as lr.tter jsiwer access t«i the Kongo nml I»iHslble. so that German traders, farm the L’ bnnghi. ers and manufacturers were In the “ Although, o f cours«*. «»pinion« may meanwhile under this same French differ nlsuit the value o f the territory I protection, guaranteed by treaty, able ceded to Germany, It Is evident Mint to consolidate their Interests In Moroc German commeree nml Industry. G«-r co to such a degree that a French pro man miners and farmers, have oh WILI* H K L P YO U DO I T - tectorate could not destroy them. No tallied valuable guarantees for th«*lr A HOME MADE FLOUR one who knew the conditions In Mo Interests In Morocco. The agreement rocco as they really were and not as furnishes a powerful Instrument In one |K*rhaps wished them to be could the hands o f the German government, entertain the slightest doubt that a enabling It [M-rmnnently to protect French protectorate must In the course German Interests In spite o f nil con trary efforts. A careful rending «if o f time be established. There Must he "This would have been considered the text o f the agreement will Is* con the natural course o f events hnd the vlnclng In this re»|s*ct. The explicit Some lien si i it aspect o f affairs not suddenly changed prohibition «if differential treatment when M. Ph-hon retired from the •>f goods Imported by foreign coun French foreign office and was replaced tries, which Is o f equal IsoicMt to nil by M. Cnippl. It seems that colonial nations. Including the United States; fanatics who could not sw alt the rip the severe rul«-» for controlling this, ening o f the Moroccan fruit took nd the [ mihm Ihlllt.v o f an appeal to a clear If you tjo not buy your merchandise of us we vantage o f this change to obtain the ly defined system o f arbitration with would like to know why. There must he a consent o f the new minister o f foreign regnrd to claims ngnlnst Moroccan and affairs for the expedition to Fez. The Wench authorities, the possibility of reason. If we knew what it was, maybe we pretended danger o f the military mis the construction o f private railways could rectify it, to our mutual profit. (Jive sion and o f the Etiro|>ean colony In without public competition and their us an opportunity. That’s all we ask ami consequence o f the retielllon o f trllies administration by private hoards all all we need to get your business. In the neighborhood «>f Fez formed a these provisions o f the agreement can welcome pretext. The capital was not tie too highly value«) "On the whole. It can therefore be reached, and military posts were estab saltl thnt the negotiations conducted lished "During all this time semiofficial tinder the moral pressure o f the send German newspapers had constantly re ing o f the Pnnther t«> Agadir l«*«l to a satisfactory result for Germany, he iterated that, according to commttnlca tlou» received In Germany, the Euro cause she avoliled chasing phantoms and tried only to reach a goal which peans In Fez were not at all In dan ger When these bints proved to be It was possible for her to attain." C An Economizer of Time and Labor The ^5^ J Here is the picture of the man who No. 1 hard wheat only $1.25. 1 guar advertised his business in the Leader antee every sack to be as good as there last week and made enough money is in town. Phone 102. Here is a letter that a late arrival selling Cupid and Waldo Hill flour at nearly cost to enable him to rent a from the middle west allowed me to copy. It contains some good advertis column ¡n The Sentinel. 1 have rented this column to adver ing for O regon: tise the business of J. F. Spray, phone Cottage Grove, Oregon, Feb. 2, 1912. 162, located at the big hole in the wall — Dear Aunt Jane; We are all well near the depot; also to advertise any and the baby has four teeth. I hope thing other people may have to sell. 1 this finds you and Jim and the children will give one-half of one column in this well. We got here October 3d. There paper every week to the people in and has been no winter yet. They say near Cottage Grove for their advertis they never have any very cold weather ing. If you have goats, sheep, horses, here. There has not been any of that cows, chickens, pigs or grain to sell, cold northeast wind. They say they phone 162 or come in the big hole in never have it here. And what do you the wall and te'l me about It 1 will think! They never have hardly any try to tind you a buyer and it won't thunder or lightning here. Ice hasn't cost you anything unless you buy some frozen thicker than window glass this thing of me. winter. Will is looking over my shoul I f you take The Sentinel, look for der. He says I am what they call a the Spray column and see what your booster out here. That is what they neighbors have to sell. If you don’t call anyone when they brag cn the read The Sentinel, go and subscribe country, but Will likes it just as well for it right away, as this column will as 1 do. He says it rains too much, be worth the price of the paper. You but it is always warm. You know Will can see what your neighbors have to always hated to cut wood. Well, it sell, you can advertise what you have doesn’t take half as much wood here to sell; and if you have nothing t o 1 and when it rains Will stays in the sell and do not want to buy anything, house and plays with Freddie. Then come right into the big hole in the there is such a good market for every wall. 1 would like to buy the recipe thing. Eggs are 25c now. We have of how you live. 110 hens. We get four dozen eggs a This is a square deal proposition. 1 day. Then we have two g<jod cows want people to read about what 1 have and sell cream. We sell $25 worth of to sell. 1 expect every reader to get cream every month. Will says he is well paid for reading what 1 have to I going to get two more cows and keep say, and if anyone is dissatisfied, I in 200 hens. Then he can make a good vite him to come right down to the big ; living and not be frozen to death. We hole in the wall, and 1 will sell him a have bought ten acres two miles east sack of Cupid or Waldo Hill flour at of town. We are building a good little coat. Then we will call it square and house. When Will gets it finished 1 he can read this column next week for wish you would sell out and come out nothing. here. You could get a place right J. H. Chambers has slab wood for close to ours. W e gave $1,500 for our sale. The reason he can give you good 10 acres. It is a nice, bottom land, all measure is because be bought two new clear and has no timber on it. It is wagons of Spray. Then he buys W a l not at all like some told us it would do Hill flour and loads going and com be, all mountains and timber. And ing. what do you think ! We don’t see any Eggs for hatching from a splendid more Indians and cowboys here than winter-laying strain of Buff Orping we did hack there. There are good tons, $1.50 per setting of 15 eggs. schools and lots of churches here. Do Mrs. Kate Sears, box 99, Cottage write soon, and try and sell out and Grove, Oregon. come out here this summer. From Buy a fanning mill. I have the best your Tilda. Love to all. seed cleaner on the market. Come in 1 have a few more of those 10-acre and see it when you come to town. tracts that mean a happy home and a Remember Spray at the big hole in the good living. J. F. Spray, phone 162. wall. China Eggs To Be Exhibited. Ask your neighbor what he saves It is a new stunt to exhibit China by using a seed drill. Then come in and I will sell you a drill at prices and eggs at an egg show, but that is what terms whereby it will not cost you a the Oregon Agricultural college is go ing to do. These are not exactly China dollar. It pays to farm right. eggs, but they are imported from G. H. Tyson has a good, second hand China. buggy for sale cheap; nearly new ; rea A case of two and a half dozens of son for selling, it doesn't fit his small eggs imported from China have been horse, but I think he is stuck on one of sent to Prof. James Dryden of the my high grade, low bike wheel Stude- poultry department at the Oregon A g baker wheel buggies. ricultural college by the Oregon Pine Harry Mitchell has a White Orping Export company for exhibition at the ton cock for sale. big egg show to be held in the stock Gentle pony for sale. Frank Fulton. judging pavilion Feb. 9. Driving team for sale. Joe Burnett. These are the first eggs to arrive A pair of coach colts for sale; three here from China in a fresh, perfectly years old, gentle and well-mated. J. useable condition, previous efforts to F. Spray, phone 62. mport them being utter failures. On Second hand wagon for sale. Phone this let the Danish method of preserv 162. ing eggs, a secret process which in Eugene Miller has a mare for sale. volves compressing wax or something Weight about 1,300 lbs. similar through the pores but not be R. H. Kennedy has two Jersey cows yond the shell when the eggs are new for sale. laid. The importers have tried for Buy your feed and flour of Spray. three years to find a safe way of bring Phone 162. ing in eggs from China, but, owing to Dr. Kime has a gentle pony, also the long trip, in which the ship hold harness and buggy for sale. Just the undergoes various changes of tempera outfit for scarry women or children. ture and is poorly ventilated, all fresh eggs have spoiled before reaching this Shingles and posts. Phone 162. Other ways of preservation 1 deliver free to all parts of town. coast. have also failed to give satisfactory Spray, phone 162. Chas. 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