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Austro-Hunzat'lun momma; '
iiimiun history is identical with
1111' tummlun' it) Hit Sen:
£91. in tho South last to 1111' Pacific
to the east. The still prevailing tend- ‘
bum in (xtend 11111. 1111111 to the will};
(gonna lie. pir'turesuue exméhnion in
the in '“endmi “ill of Palm l‘ht' Cir-oat '4F
and the girozun of Empress Catherine'
‘lo install on the thrtmt of (‘onulunii-
notiir her gem grand "X‘JJHHH “1W France with .ulatlon'xof 8 .ilFiltimF
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and exit front the Iliad: Sea as 1111
0"th :01 1191 principal rommodily,
wheat. Hand in hand uith this rom-
mei'ciul consideration of- first ltnno'rl
tnnto works 11 sentimeutul 1n-,otll’
Pun-Klavism. which Holds 11 “under-
ful sud)“ mor the‘fimagiuative Rus-
511111.4Pirn-Sl‘mism'is a 1’9?"th ,mlti
9115111 (if? Field so’hrro is 11111111' 1111':
11101131, partly 1n§’iailchl.lloligion and
racial pride combine to make most
Russians Finn believers in their des-
tiny to unite ull orthodox Sims undcr
the aegis of the Czar. The liomuni
Cniholic Polesi the deadly enemies
and tic-thus or autocratic Russia.
were 4ex'cludod from this ideal unity.
and it is unlt recently under the
pressure or “or that Pm:- Nicholas
promised them aulonmm and tho
comltutlonal nights suppressrdh 3’4
his predecessors. Another character-
istic-‘0! Pamh‘lavism' is its couiomm
‘for western modern civilization Willi
F Ila
individualism and personal lili-
erty. It stands 11;: fat 111ml oom-
munism and is handed on the convic-
tion of the superiority of the ortho
dox religion. this ~fou11t_aln of sung:-
slilion and ignorance and firm
‘ stronghold of despoiiam It also do:
snisds “the “deem mg German race}
The Russians tune a feeling or spite—F
ful hatred for the Germans. who for
generations tried to teach them dis-
cipline and ,method. Pan-Sluvlsm‘.
whereas it is satisfied with the meag-
er concession of dcuultory civic rights
within the boundaries of the, northern
Empire. works abroad as a ruvolu-
tionary power. Under its inspiration
Iljhe Balkan Confederation was form-
ed against Turkr' in 1912 which led
to the end of Tui-hish rule in Mace-
doniu.
The Russian advanced noble on the
Balkan Peninsula are
_Montenegro, And Sen‘ia would have
other (hired 11111811112111 on him no;
Hungary were she not sure of
support of Russia. To co‘mnll'cate‘F
matters the policy or Russian expan-
sion does not stop 'at Constantino-
ple. Russia wants not only the. open-
ing of the Bosthbrlls but also the"
m; up and dividing of Asiatic
Bith’iierf ’
in her way. who wishes to ronseri'e
rule in Asia in order to
build railways. Bié‘cht ’
.rlgatiFon, 21nd aettl 1
311m. ‘ entail unheard of hardsh on 11nd
mhny‘ This explains the Fs‘tatérhgnz of
:1 “Memo historical writer.e'l?he way
Irair'y in the. Ne F-ar East with: A
‘p- reconcile herseliTF with th
to Alosclu, led up to the rim
F'thF The Forlorn Théocr'a‘cy
Th if boll billions ‘weFm to strong—F F
131%!!!me litre. its :nrml
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Servla and .
éFheF finds Gehriany.
' lain alone, and the Pa tit: 2'11
IV
Thirty Years
make use of French capital, and to
enhance their military fidu'er in For. .4.
Fder to impose by mere pressuré upon '
Germany and Austria their Pan Sim . ‘
lstlc policy Untortunatoly I} ngilsh .
joulouzy or German's gigantlr trade
expansion induced Edward Vii
Frame with a view of. isolating Ger-
man). From this moment tho4i111l-
inure. or pouer in Europe‘ woo, dis.
turlwd.
Fed
£11111. of it against the weaker filio
Thin feeling W113 the lmmodluto irFZiaL‘
son of the extraordinary eff
to
liwo utiucks hand to (allow sul laud:
thy le1‘ylng :1 war contnihutlbn o m or
in billion 0-! riiarks to there-15b? her
lbewcdhatabllohmem by over 1.1000
111mm. Russia lmmodiately on red
:by obtaining' from the Dunn 11111-
ropriu‘llonlifbl’.‘ the in6l%ase a! the
FEW 1: 35111 of “retinitis 05 126.1-
. m [tiring 111111111 you lch Eteous
‘a tdh‘l il‘lcroudc of 87 ‘DFOO' men. The
iutmosuhero was charged with. .oiec-
ill‘lt’ltl'. ,It was clear to everybody in
.Germauy that Russia and France
were enhtmlcinp: i'lio efflelenhy of
5111111 armies at u pace and 111.1 such
icost that the final ('th was Just
drawing nearer. .Emperor William
!when he heard while still negbt lat-
iFing with Cam Niehoas with regard
‘Fto the hitters general mobilization
order. had to strike. fast-11nd hard
F111 at once declaring wur. thodv
who followed rinsely the eients ran
doubt that it was Czar Nicholas who
(owed the issue on. Emperor William
convinced us be true of superiority
lol' the resources or the Tripio; 11:11-
itenie and anxiouo to crush German
supremacv in the center of Ebrope
and With it the Austrian rule?» ‘oter
Lmillions of South- Sluts. 2;
'f' ’As to the consequences of the gyros--
enl crisis, it is difficult and mema-F
Jlure ‘tandicaie from 110w. I‘F'ouig
'noint out that erery solution Which
would disturb the. balance of power
and Male one group at the mercy of
tho' other. would not be a perman‘FentF
peace. but only' an armistlc with the
inrospeet of an early new conflagra-
tion .As to nAustrla Hungary every
hodv knows that she alone constir
lair-s the’ framework within Which
for 991111111311 11’ this frameworkr' ore
broken“ or only £00 much Weaknned
filming anarchy. lnternecine righting
011111 for «hiring phrio‘d prbvcnt the
zestnbllohnmnt of o bottledfitaffae of
him would mean the ruling of. FEur-F
ala unéhbifked by enfedblod France
regretted sufficiently by every ltivier
of democracy landfill-ugliest; "
It on the other side German Me
is wiped or: the soils" a‘nd Germ 11
colonies token 8.1733,: the timings
'marine rule of. Brent Britain "No 6
trictlons .‘m the neu
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ted States hm'e. 110‘: 1
Atlantic until: the sway Fo 11311 31d.
to _
draw closer to Russia «and to‘ {01'1an
itho m— calie Trl ile Entente Wit 1
tirst to the ' d F FF ‘
ll: litit in the uoi'.th thou to .the Block '
and the feeling 01‘ utipe'rior?t
isMn‘ttll of} the Russian group Torm— '
a dangerous incentive 10911119115,
numerous racial traotlons lived peace-4
111‘“)! and developed themselves freely -
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iTho crushing oi the -GQ"ann {Em-jI
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lot the United States are intbreatesx'iu
'the altholiucdruelit‘mcehtly made day
”the American Genetic Association {5'1
two prlzetFi 1‘1: sioii 1111111111an beetr'bi
'FloFréd for two photographs—done at tho
largest 114m of a not hearing variety
in the United States, and one of the
largest broad leaf tree which does not
bear edible seedti. In the first (1 as;
for example. are included trees ouch
as chestnut.01ik walnut, butteiqut
and. peconhand in the second. ire
and tulip poplbr. No photograph 0t
conerbearlng trees are. wanted elude it
is dentition mm; 1111: i111 bottoms
'bit‘; :treea' have 3‘0 rlvFals 11150111; cont".
ford. At a later time the mutation
may take up the some tilléatlou as be
tween his various kinds of conifers»-
as pines, sprucea, lira, cedars and. cy~
press. ' 1
The purpose of the competition as
stated by the associ'alioii. 13% lint!
out in what regions the native trees
attain their largest growth and outlaw
what cohditlngy mg. gigantic lien.
When these large) trees are loaded
and the measurements “mentioned,
possible to sécure seeds, cuttings or
grafting wood Immunity trees in the
Josiah thero they grow, to see whéth-
er finer specimens may be propagated
in other ports or the country. it is
hoped in this 311311115: do get some nar-
ilcularly clinics: strains of native flees
arttabllshed in?- regions , hero! good
speclmbus aFrb nFot 11011 round; ' ’
The influenc'o of Heredity. _.
It to 9131111 on by we; atlaai
~11. retrograde Fs‘ten which cannoli be an
i tried
will
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fitivo location
a; earlier period of lib lilo,
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ducted same 11 udleé ll. oh; this line'
and hurt diseduefcd for example. that
the Douglas fir, oi the Rocky Moun-
cilia coast. while the some species
“Vi! WNWHWW who: V ‘ F
produce trees like the. parent siockg
modmaatmimnw Mover, lg 1$111311
mummifiglwmgnple, ll fink! kiwi”
forms argylafipd together,
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11:11 $161111on
Mountain immorldbd it .16 do}, 52.7 #6333;
thorn: who use Foley Cathodic Tab~Fi
fooled by verso local; conditions
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in dinerent localities. will, of utilised
enter into 1115 final solution“ ‘Iol- Lilo» »
problem. all. 1.1 beemtoundJn: Got-i,
many. for Example, that the APaciilct _.,
coast {1111111311113qu fir is 1106115 har-
dy as the Roclly Mofin’tnin thrill wlilcbi it; ..
has to endure in its nativehbblirit se-
v‘eraF extremes of " tealperature.
German
.10 discover F! strain
whichr‘rgill combine, as
thé libtlllneas of the Rock 1111111113111 ;,
iFlFtwi
mind the large sine or the Emilio {3'
coast tor‘m
Trees Are Fastidloun.
F3
. Slime authorities 'go so farms to say I; .'
that ail-en the ingenuity and persevers _
mine 01! than Are unable to induce
trees to change their habits .1111
enough to adopt a countryumt 2111;086:131”q _ . F
like their riotivqj hohitai. 4 .
This fostidiousness in the habits of
Ftrobs has It!
thorny it absolutely linrlté £115" Flor-
5 him; itrees to grow in a‘ '
11211951911. ,But on the other nine.
aborting season: fI‘Dm yet. to wear
thou
mistrial tin 0" 9
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least the will“)! t6 the entire bowel tract. Stir-
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climatic requlromenta 01 trees grown “lg-5:. " _
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