Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-22

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portion Of II to boys that would other
wise be running in the streets and
Improbable lessons The sale
of the beets with the present outlook
with a conservative estimate will pay
out $4,000 of foreign money there for
beets this fall. That is only drop in
the bucket, he declares. He considers
that the county has one among the best
locations from financial point of view
for factory east of the Rocky mount
aims.
He concludes by stating that I'VE
have several pieces growing that Will
show results of a yield of twenty tons
per acre at harvest time. Sugar keeps
advancing and that Will increase the
price of beets. The president of the st.
Louis Park sugar factory at Minneapo-
lis recently visited our beet fields. He
says that they are looking fine and
making a good showing for a good
yield. And that the Brice and McNider
fed at Emery are the best field of
beets he ever saw. He has seen several
thousand acres, With an eye to busi-l
ness
The Clear Lake experiment will stim-
ulate efforts in other localities in Iowa.
a PLEA FOR CHINA.
A writer in the Literary Digest says
that amid the tumult of military prep
arativns in Europe and the talk of
carving mp China, u Still small voice
is, Yet heard asking what right the
white man has 10 disturb the yellow
man in his home. With many. probably
with the majority. the reply that supe-5
rior civilization must prevail thruout
the earth, and that inferior nations
must advance or disappear, seems to
give satisfaction. Others rest upon the
answer that whether or not the Chs
nese wanted the foreigners, the latter
Mere admitted. and their death and the
uESI IuSlll.i9 I'll tiieii54 Iiil9slSs NUS ~
avenged. Others. however, have un-
EASY eonseiances still, and here and
there an attempt is made to present
the considerations in favor of China.
The Mancheste, !E3glandl Guardian,
FOR instance refers to an article in the
I.ontion Times by Capt. Yeunghus
f.J,
to come voluntarily Within The comfy
lof nations. and that the action of other
nations is equivalent 10 saying BE
my brother. o. l slas YOU says The.
Guardian il. reply:
This way Of putting the case does
rot attract us. Ii conveys tbs false iin-
islpression thai we want To make the rest
Eaf the world open to China as Well as
making China open 10 he rest Of the
IlNorld The electors of the United
states, Canada and Australia Mould
stand no such thing and we know it,.
ls.As far as America and the British eolo-3
f'9ies Want Anything In the matter, they
want 10 make the Chinese stay a, home
and let us come into China
at the same lime. filey feel that Ciina
land the chinese ought 10 be more lived
Ion by other psup.e and live on etilSI
4 Iotalsis. Less OF course all this
IA mas nething5 TO do With the question of
8Issetributi8n for the Guiae. " foreign
tsis That .sa thing for which the
Estates are bound io#sXact ftlll salts fte-
Ajian. whatever the reIatiors be tween
If fiGel ard sufferer III ether res poets.
Ass-hataver Mc9iSlet US Keep tina q tt $
8tioli distinct ia el,r minds from the
fiilestion IT excuses al means Tor salts
! tying the general appetite u I ne evil
lied Nesrla far emma. lo9ipngfngs.
&! Tire Chinese. ii Mas argued by
lSir Henry Parkes.5the fatherNi AUS ira
ALAN fsSlsration, are a superior set Of
lpeoIie. beioaging % q nation u cd
land dsep-rooted ytllzatien. We
know how wonderful are their powers
i.of imaglnatiaiR their endurance and
4I5theil, patent ist5or Il lis TOR these qaal-
ii3ities that j cia not Want them 70 coine
lhs1e. We have here the tisuresof AUS
i#tTaliss bscknning China into the pale OF
fFeiNaiaa5ioti.
r Nathan, writing III tbs Nation
Il tlseriin), insists thar the question Q.
keeciprae.ty. cyan the ullsstian Of justice
Has between man ard man has nothing
4 10 d. with the case. His argument
Iauns as follow s:
The passion u the western world has
& been reused - fever hasit by the stor-
lies. true and otherWise,ot Chinese bar.
barism, ard revenge appsafs To mos
inf US a sufficient feaseit for invading
8 China. The minority argue that there
bWould not hav@ been murders had nol
the Whites i3treea tfleir presence upor
ittle Chinese. Non, / is not possible U
Ftieiiy that Chirsa has a high Evil tzatior
5f her oHrl. King Hsisn H0. represent.
ing confucaHisin at the WGr.dss Par.
s8liament 81 Religions u Chicago. said
Our religion well knows Heaven:
Iwili; it books on ali under Heaven q:
one family great rulers as eldel
q branches III their parents clan. grea
ministers as chief Gtiiee.. Of this clan
/ land the people at large. as brothers O
Ethe same parents: and it holds tina
81 all things should be enjoyed in com
t3mon.
And il is well to psar in mind tn,
{ following rules Of great Chinese teach
i5ers;
From The Emperor down e the com
Iinpn people the fundamental thing 70
+ all 10 do is to cultivate virtue.
He Who mas no pity is no. man
) fle. who has 40 sense of shame 10