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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1899
Page
9
A polemical piece argues against anti expansionism, defending expansion as essential to American greatness. It cites Spain, Rome, Britain, and the United States to claim expansion postponed decline and shaped national power, while warning against dire prophecies from opponents. The text critiques Bryan style rhetoric and asserts imperialism fears are unfounded.
CIE THEM was. Having been for month in a sorria climate, other conditions nally re ferent from those which prevail in Mon- Gina, the returning xolulers cali not took With too much ewn to the pre of their health, son wd wart clothing, comfortably lodgings and substantial food are essential Fixpoaures which could not have asserted them before their enlistment must avoided now te Strength and health are to be eiven ade quate protection. 'To enable the volunter to provide for their welfare during the fall and winter months, employers of labor should take every possible step to make room for these men. No stone should be left unturned to provide with a berth every soldier Who has no position in sight. It is a duty Which the community owes to self, to the plate and to the fla Let it not be said that any returned soldier Whose residence is in Butte compelled to look elsewhere for employment, it shows be borne in mind that none of these men have been away on a specu lative business enterprise, or have re ceived proper compensation for the work they have performed. 'Their income as soldiers has been practically nothing, compared with what they might have earned in the capacity of civilians. They are, therefore, ily prepared to properly Withstand the rigors of a Montana winter Without employment. To see that all are given word of their accustomed vocations, is the k. If possible along the lines bound on duty of employers of labor. Make room for the boys, fellow citizen make room for the boy. Give every man who wore the blue an opportunity to Wear with Honor the conditions of peace,
A historical contrast outlines how U S wars drew on mobilization while noting Africa subjugation, citing how Boers forced Transvaal natives from homes, and praising Zulus and Matebele fighting spirit with vengeance as a dominant trait in war.
The piece analyzes tribal leaders and southern tribes showing readiness for aggressive action as the Transvaal conflict deepens. It warns that delaying peace could lead to disastrous consequences and that history may recall this period as a bloody chapter in world events.
The proposed Illinois senator Mason resigns alleging foreign policy faults, but the move favors his pocketbook and party by clearing a path for Hiner and Northcott. It hinges on keeping corporate influence, warding off opposition, and shaping next year’s gubernatorial prospects.
A critical note on Montana papers' claims about volunteer soldiers' views on Philippine policy. The piece accuses Bulie Miner and Anna conda Standard of lacking evidence and of political spin, contrasting with Inter Mountain's published sentiment. It questions anonymity and urges naming the officer referenced while denouncing evasive rhetoric.
A clipped, uncertain note questions a journalist's naming of officers and evidence, warns about unverified figures claiming 4000 Americans join Kruse’s Transvaal army, and suggests a political appointment for CL Q. Johnson from Tutte, Minaster wi exchequer.
Tribune Review notes disappointment over Milay welcome for returning soldiers. It praises committee effort amid weather and railroad delays, saying volunteers delivered dignity under adverse conditions and that planners could not control elements or train timings.
The piece notes that Hollanders smoke more than any northern people due to humid climate and affordable tobacco. It claims boatmen of Folland measure distances by smoking, illustrating how deeply entrenched the habit is among them.
The article states elephants possess eight teeth, four on each side with two above and two below. It notes baby elephants shed all teeth around age fourteen, replaced by a new set.
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