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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
Pe4nmy s4uzbe!

Me watpie, re projekt zjazdu pol
skich rodzin W celu blizszego poznania
sic, podany w No. 81 ,Zgody', m6g}by
~przynies6 duchowe k~orzysci, gdyby sic
urzeczywistni}. Zdaje mi sic jednak,
re ~jeszcze poi wieku upiynie, MIN be-
dziemy mogli uczynic podobny zjazd,
tax ably m6g} bye wiecej ogolnym a
ME przywilejem pewnych ~jednostek.
Liczba jestesmy dose slim, ale mater
jaime s}abi j ma}a garstka naszych ro-
dak6w mog}aby sobie pozwolic ma po-
dobny wydatek, ME liczac straty czasu.
Jest jednak lima kwestja ma porzad-
ku dziennym, kt6ra koniecznie trzeba
za}atwi6, p%oniewaz jak ogieh pail i o
zabawie mysle6 ME pozwala. Raj tree
ba z d~obrowolnem opodatkowaniem sic
skohczyd. D}uzej zwlekaG ME mozemy.
,G}os Wolny" podaje notatke w
swoich szpaltach: ,,Ojczyzna nasza, ME
ja}muzny cd mas wymaga, ale obowiaz-
ku". To znow s}yszymy W ~,,Igodzie"
has}o; ,Opodatkujmy Sic, ale czy tyl-
ko ma hasiach many skohczyG? Me!
Obowiazkiem naszym jest tie has}a W
czyn w~Prowadzic. Wypadki ME cze.
kaja W niedalekiej przyszlosci moze-
my bye zaskoczeni potrzeba, kt6rej ME
bedziemy W stanie podolaG. A vice
dalej do dzie}a! Jakby to by&o pick
ME ola projektodawc6w owego zjazdu
rodzin polskich W celu blizszego pozna-
MIA sic, ably te $50, a co najmniej $25,
ktore musialyby bye wydane przes
kazda rodzine, bioraca udzia} W zjez-
die, ziozy6 ma Skarb Narodowy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
Ciekawe cyfry.

Il rocznego sprawozdania towarzys-,
twa dobroczynnosci W Chicago widzi-
my, re w przeciagu roku ubieg}ego ko-
rzysta}o miedzy innemi z dobroczyn-
nosci publicznej 2OS rodzin ~polskich z
$50 dziecmi. Jezeli zwazymy, re w
lynne czasie korzystaiy z dobroczyn-
nosci 353 rodziny skandynaw6w, kto-
rych W Chicago jest ME wiecej, jak po-
lak6w, oraz 227 rodzin anglik0w, kto-
rych jest diva razy mniej cd p~olak6w,
to musimy przyjsc do wniosku, re pola-
cy ME n~aduzywaja dobroczynnosci ogO-
{u.
Podzieliwszy wykazana w tenn amen
sprawozdaniu liczbe dzieci ma liczbe ro-
DIN pod}ug narodowosci, otrzymujemy
nastepujacy rezultat: Ma kazda rodzi
ne w}oska przypada dzieci 3.5, ma GEES
ka - 3.3, ma polska i francuzka pc 81,
ma irlandzka - 3, ma skandynawska i
niemiecka pc 2.S, ma amerykahska -
2.5, ma angielska 2.
A vice najbardziej rozradzaja sic w
Chicago w}osi j czesi. Polacy zajmuja
trzecie miejsce, amerykanie zas dopiero
sz0ste! Co jednak jest najdziwniej-
sem, to to, ze francuzi, ktorzy ma swej
ziemi rodzinnej, jak tego dowodza ME
zbite dowody statystyczne, ME ozmna
zaja sic prawie wcale; tutaj, ma wy
chodzctwie, wykazuja liczbe dzieci row
ma polakom!
w koncu i to warto ~zaznaczyG, re
cyfry powyzsze p~rzyczyniaja sic wpew-
mel mierze do s~twierdzenia raz ~jeszcze
faktu, niejednokrotnie ujawnianego, ze
Stany I~jednoczone ME SO krajem rasy
anglo-saskiej, a przynajmniej, Re coraz
bardziej bye MIN przestaja.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

,,Winnismy s}uzbe ojczyznie, pe{hmy
ia, tax m6wi nasz zacny patricia
pulk. Mi}kowski. Otoz jus sic zdarza
sposobnosc pe}nienia s}uzby ojczyznie
przez dobrowolne opodatkowanie sic.
Ojczyzna nasza, skuta przez trzech
zaborcow, ktorzy uzywaja najpotwor-
niejszych srodk0w. azeby ja zetrzec z
oblicza ziemi, wymaga cd mas sta}ego
podatku. TIE IL centOw rocznie, ktOre
obecnie p}acimy ma rzeoz ojczyzny, wy
palaja rumieniec wstydu ma naszem
czole i ~jeszcze n~iektorzy sarkaja, pote-
piajac instytucje Skarbu Narodowego.
Czy vice juz zupe}nie ME jestesmy
zdolni do szlachetnych czynow? Me
wo}am tn tylko do braci zwiazkowej,al
do wszystkich polakow zamieszka}yeh
W Ameryce. Opodatkujmy sic ma rzecz
Skarbu Narodowego najmniej Jed
nego dolara rocznie, a wkr6tce
nasz Skarb Narodowy urosnie do milo.
now, kt6re w zapasach z wrogami ma
szymi So koniecznie potrzebne' Tu sic
otwiera pole ola owych p~atrjot6w, do
wykazania prawdy wyrzeczonych slow,
re So polakami i kochaja sw6j kraj.
Bic sic w piersi W przystepie nap}ywu
uczu6 patrjotycznych, - jest tylko ko-
media A vice opodatkujmy sic Ma
rzecz Skarbu Narodowego, a dowie-
dziemy, re jestesmy prawdziwymi po-
lakami.
Kto robi interes z tutejszej polonji,
ten moze sic opodatkowac ma 3, 3 Tub
10 dol. rocznie i t. d. Robiac pocza-
TEX, prosze mic umiescic ma liscie stale
opodatkowanych ma rzecz Skarbu Ma.
rodowego W Rapperswylu 2 dol. rocz-
ME, kt0re przeszle do wskazanej mi O..
soby lub do Zarzadu.
JAN MICHALsKI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

wzieli.... Podczas gdy wszyscy ludzie
wierzacy W Boga ostatnim dniu Jemu
d~ziekuja i do Niego zyczeniami sic
udaja, ,,Dziennik Milwaucki" przywo-
3uje publicznie ma pomoc = djab}a!....
Jest to chyba najnowszy typ, tax prze-
zwanego ,,praktycznego" ka%tolicyzmu i
chrzescjanizmu!....
Bynajmniej to n%ajnowszy typ tax
zwanego praktycznego katolicyzmu, al
bowiem cd lat kilkunastu i dzieh
Nowego Roku i W dzieh powszedni
s}yszymy zyczenia podobnego rodzaju
przesy}ane pod adresem nap. Zwiazku
Przez tych samych arcypraktycznych BIZ
gotow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

Ma innem m%iejscu podajemy wiado-
nose o utworzeniu w Warszawie ko-
mitetu ola uczczenia cwiercwiekowych
zas{ug Henryka Sienkiewicza ma polu
l~iterackiem przez ofarowanie genialne-
mu p~isarzowi w imieniu narodu pol
skiego domu zakupionego re sk}adek
og6}u.
Kto jak kto, ale Henryk Sienkiewicz,
ktory lyle przyczyni} blasku ojczyznie
~naszej, zas}uguje, zaprawde, ma wdziecz-
nose ca{ego narodu. To tez i my, po-
lacy W Ameryce, powinnismy tych
sk}adkach przyjac udzia}. Bedzie to z
n%aszej strony nowym dowodem Micro
zerwalnej }~acznosci z krajem ojczys-
tym, z Polska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11
Zarzad Zwiazku Mar. Pol:

CENZOR:- DR.. Leon Sadowski. 2737 Penn ave.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
wICE-CENZORZY: Albert Nowak, 1919 Broadway,
Buffalo, N. Y, J. n. Cukierski. 342 w. Fulton
st., Grand Rapids. Mich. Maxymilian Kucera, AIT
Mitchell st., Milwaukee, Wis. Michaf j. Sadow-
ski, l021G W.. Division st., Chicago, Ill.
PREZEs: IF, II. Jabfonski. 1O2-10 w. Division ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
~WICE-PREZES: Stanisfaw RokosZ.
DYREKTORZY: - Marian Steczyhski. Dr. Kahmierz
zurawsh. Mlchai wleklihski. Maroin z6ikowski.
Stanisfaw Lauferski.
SEKRETARZ JENERALNY: T. NJ. Helinski, 1902
104. w. Division st Chicago, Ill.
LASER: NJ. Maj Sski, 102 14 w. Division st
Chicago, Ill.
LEKARZ N~ACZELNY: Dr. W. A. K%uflewski. l07 1O4
W. Division st.. Chicago. Ill.
WYDZIAE SPRAwIEDLIWOSCI, N. j. Sadowski, sekr.,
1Gs 14 W., Division street. Chicago. Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

w ,,Kurjerze Polskim'' znajdujemy
TAXA notatke:
,,Oryginalne powinszowanie nowo-
roczne zawiera} tutejszy yDziennik Mil
waucki', kt6ry sic czesto giosi pismem
poboznem i katolickiem. Ot0z zy-
czy on sobie, ably ,,Kurjera' d a b Iii
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

"iG0 Yang ioPoH OJG. A>leOH ZdrZdu
Centralny Zwiazku wyda odezwe do
wszystkich grup, wzywajaca braci
Zwiazkowych do zIozenia ma ten eel
acknowledges, jednorazowego podatku
pc jednym cencie sumo W TAXI sposob
zebrana przesle do komitetu jubileu-
szowego w Warszawie, W imieniu piet-
nastotysiecznego zastepu braci Zwiaz-
kowych.
Jestesmy pewni, re ofiara TAXA bedzie
milsza Sienkiewiczowi, niz tysiace ska
dane przez bogaczy.
w ~miesieczniku THE American The
rapist" znajdujemy prace ORA f. E.
Fronczaka z Buffalo % powo}ywaniu
do zycia pozornie niezywych noworod-
kow" (On the Resuscitation of the APP
parently Dead Newborn). Praca ia
ukaza}a sic take w oddzielnej odbitce.
M}odemu lekarzowi polskiemu zyczy-
my dalszego powodzenia W piracy.
Zazdrosc bierze, gdy sic widzi, re
narody daleko m%niejsze cd naszego po-
trafa rzadzic sic lepiej, potrafia ma tel
ziemi i'm obcej organizowac sic s%ilniej,
niz my, polacy.
Do takich ma}ych narodow ~naleza
s}owacy. Otrzymalismy w}asnie naro-
dowy kalendarz ma rok biezacy,wydany
w Pittsburgh, Pa, ola s}owakow rzym-
sko-katolikow, grecko-katolik0w i e.
wangelik0w. Kalendarz ten, stanowia-
cy ksiazke O kilkuset stronach, ozdo-
biony pieknemi rycinami, zawiera W
sobie wszystko, 20 tylko moze obcho.
dzic s}owaka, kochajacego kraj rodzin-
ny, a wiec typy- ludowe z r6znych oko.
lie, portrety wybitnych MEOW, widoki
stron rodzinnych, powiesci i poezje ma
rodowe oprocz mn6stwa ~informacyj.
A my? My nawet takiego kalenda-
RIA wydaG ME mozemy. Bo gdybysmy
wydali kalendarz narodowy, to napew-
no us}yszelibysmy re wszystkich ambon
ostrzezenia ~ssprzeciwko temu p}odowi
,,masohskiemu'', Doc polak, jak twier.
dza n%iekt0rzy, przedewszystkiem kato.
likiem bye musi!
Gdy zas przedstawiciele naszego o.
bozu konserwatywnego do takiego ka-
lendarza sic zabiora, to lyle bedzie W
MIN fakt6w ponakrecanych tendency.
ME, lyle chwalby ola rozmaitych kacy-
k6w duchownych, re kalendarz znudzi,
jak lukrecja!
Tax u mas bywa.
w ,,Kurjerze Polskim' znajdujemy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

Obecnie, gdy zabawy k~arnawa}owe
r~ozpocze}y sic juz ma dobre, ME bedzie
cd rzeczy, gdy z~wrocimy sic do rodzi-
COW polskich z prosba, ably ME pozwa-
lali dorastajacym swym dzieciom u.
czeszczaG ma rozmaite ,,lekcje tahca" i
tahcujace wieczorki, urzadzane przez
tax zwane ,%,social clubs po brudnyGh
szynkowniach.
Miejsca take, to siedliska zarazy mo-
%ralnej, gorszej cd morowego powietrza.
To rozsadniki w~ystepkow wszelkiego
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

Polecamy uwadze czytelnikow arty-
ku} p. j. Michalskiego z Chicago, p. t.
Pe}nimy s}uzbe. Wafto sic mad MIN
~zastanowi6, DO sprawl Skarbu Narodo-
wego Jest zawsze ma czasie. Pamietac
o niej powinnismy tax, jak pamietamy
o chlebie naszym powszednim.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

Chodza s}uchy, re praca mad zam6-
wionym pred trzemy laty W Krakowie
pomnikiem ME zosta}a dotychczas roz-
poczeta, a nawet, ze pan Chudzyhski,
u ktorego pomnik ~zamowiono, ME
mieszka juz W Krakowie.
Powtarzamy, re So to tylko s}uchy,
W kazdym jednak razie radzibysmy u
s}yszeG zaprzeczenie cd komitetu. Mech
sic komitet odezwie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

Bracia Kryszewscy z Jersey City
~wynalezli jak nam pisa nova
maszyne do rozczyniania %ciasta, a ponie-
waz pragna, by korzysc z tego wyna-
lazku spocze}a w rekach p~olskich, po-
szukuja vice wsp6lnika potaha z kapi-
ta}em 5000 dol. Jezeliby kto pragna}
blizszych szczego}6w w tel sprawie, to
MECH sic zg}osi pod adresem: The
Dough Mixer Machine Co. 779 Newark
ave. Jersey City, n. j.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

Il biura spisu ludnosci, ktory mi sic
odbyc l czerwca +. b. ~otrzymujemy ma
stepujace zawiadomienie:
nNiechaj kazdy %zrozumie, re praca
biura spisu ludnosci mic ME ma do cry
nienia zpodatkami pahstwowymi, ami
ME jest srodkiem ola wykrycia osobis-
tego majatku obywateli W celaoh po-
datkowych. Dlatego tez Mkt ME po-
winien sic waha6 z podawaniem zada-
nych podczas spisu informacyj. Biuro
spisu przytem, re zadne pry-
watne interesy ME beda ujawniane, a
tylko cyfry og6lne zostana podane W
raportach. Kazda informacja zapisana
W szematach spisu ludnosci bedzie uwa-
zana scisle Ia tajna, co sic tyczy oso.
bistosci."
Rodacy nasi powiui pamieta6 o tenn,
pdy nadeidzie czas spisu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

Codziennie nap}ywaja sk}adki ma
pomnik Kosciuszki. Fundnsz ten wick
sza sic obecnie stale, komitet wiec po-
winienby chyba obudzic sic re snu i
korzystajac z tego pradu ogolnego
pchnac sprawe tax, ably odrazu zakoh-
czyc ia i pomnik wystawic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-22
American Diplomncy Approved.

London Aug. ss22-Ia the news that
reaches London this morning direct
from China there is nothing to confirm
the report that the empress dowager
has been run to earth. The foreign en-
voys. according To the Shanghai CORE
spondent Of the Daily Express, are pro-
ceeding to Tien Tsln. The same CORE
spondent AYERS that the sacred city was
entered Aug. II, two days earlier than
Rear Admiral Bruce reported.
The flags OF the allies" says the
Shanghai correspondent of the Dali
Mail. wiring yesterday. ARE now float
ing over the imperial palace. Street
lighting. however. continues. Consider
able assistance in the capture Of Pekin
was rendered by 1000 armed native
Christians. The legations We're enabled
to hold out by purchasing ammunition
from the Chinese
American action in refusing to deal
with Ii Hung Chang in the peace pro-
posal meets with unanimous approval
at the hands Of the morning papers.
The Standard says: I'VE imagine that
other! powers win take the same course,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-22
uhc Case of Mrs. Alaybrlck.

London, Aug. 22.-For the first time
since her life sentence was imposed
eleven years ago Mrs. Florence May
brick had a private interview with her
counsel Dr. Clark Bell, of New York. at
Aylesbury prison yesterday. \ portion
of the time of counsel was given to a
representative of the Associated Press.
who thru the courtesy Of the home Of
flee was granted an opportunity Ia talk
10 the prisoner. Mrs. Maybrick was In
dignant at the attacks made blythe 5I4iN-s
ernooia Post on the late chief justice of
England. Lord Russell of kilIower,s for
mer counsel Tor the prisoner. The
only person up to the present time who
ever saw ME alone. She said. WAS the
chief justice. When the asszes We're.
here last February, Lord Russell came
to the prison and asked to see me- az
Was hisofiicial right. irrespective of the
lhonie office or any one. When he was
lstarting2 to go he said: Mrs sMaybrick,
III am doing all in my power for your
ireiease Whatever happens, remember
ithis. that IL there is a man in England
who believes in your innocence, am
THAT man 1t is an outrage, in view
LOT his constant. untiring efforts and
Friendship for me. that he should be at
Hacked now that he is dead. fluffy ap-
Ipreciate and am glad of the chance TO
express my gratitude to the officials ii,
Washington and my >iends thruout
America, and especially the ladies'. for
what they are doing. 1t is that alone
which has upheld me all these years. ]
have many friends in England, too, and
lean not but believe the time will soon
lcome when these long years of capitivi-
ty will cease and shall be restored tc
my mother and my country. The re-
cent United States memorial is still il
the hands Of the home secretary, Sii
Matthew White Ridley, aad Mrs. May
brick friends are hopeful that wher
1.-THE answer comes it Will be pardon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-22
7hzl1lS.lee
CUT TO PIECES.
clyde knight killed on the North
western Near Talna-Ihe Body Cut
to Pieces and strewn on the Track.

Special to Times Republican.
Tama. Aug. 22.-ciyde knight.
young man 80 years of age. was killed
on the Northwestern at an carly hour
this morning. How the accident oc-
CURED. and at just what time, will
probably never be known. Trainmen
found the body, cut TO pieces and
strewn along the track at the mar
rows near the city. 1t was at first
supposed, owing to the numerous pieces
into which the body was cut
that two men had been killed.
but after the remains We're
picked up, placed in sack and
brought to town it was found that this
was an error. The body was Identified
as that of Knight thru the finding of a
membership card inFThe Modern Wood
men of America, issued by the lodge at
|Calmus. Iowa. Word was sent to that
Iplace and Instructions were-receiNed to
lsend the body there for burial, and this
Twill be done tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-22
AMERICANS FIRST YIN.
Later Advices Indicate That United
States Troops Entered Imperial
City First.
They Appear to Have Been in
the Van Of the Allied
Army.
Indications That Fighting Has
Ceased at Pekin-Chinese
Have Retrsated.
Washington, Aug. 22.-The navy de-

Washington, Aug. 22.The navy de-
partment has received the following
from Remey:
"Taku, Aug. 2o.-Dickens' command
is landing today. Pekin, Aug. 16-All
except the imperial city is cleared of
Chinese troops. Americans We're the
first to enter the imperial city and have
penetrated to the gates of the palace
Capt. Reilly, Fifth Artillery, was killed
on the 18th. On the morning of the 18th
the Sixth Cavalry and 400 English and
japanese dispersed 1000 Boxers eight
miles outside Of Tien Tsin. About 100
Chinese were killed and five Americans
wounded. Chaffee's losses We're six
killed and thirty wounded in the two
Gays, fighting"
The department understands from the
reference to the palace that the Ameri-
cans, after penetrating the imperial
city, were, when the dispatch was sent,
attacking the forbidden city, the inner
inclosure of the imperial city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-22
T T.-R. BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE news OF TODAY
The weather.

The weather. az
Iowa-Thunder storms this# fnoon
or tonight; warmer in the -yheast;
Thursday, fair and cooler.
Illinois-C Loudly tonight II ~ Thurs
day, with thunder storms.
PAGE osn
TELEGRAPH NEWS: 81
Americans Lead at Pei
Fighting Probably OY !; fifth.
Beers Surprise the Bf4s
Serious Wreck in Okf9..
The Farmers Congress.
Capital News and Comment.
PAGE TWO.
GENERAL NEWS:
Treachery Of the Filipinos.
Hanna on the Stump.
More Democrats Desert Bryan
PAGE Three.
IOWA NEWS:
The Hobo Convention Opened.
Wind Wrecks Chautauqua Building.
Drowning at Baxter.
News of the State.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
EDITORIAL:
Thousands at Summer Resorts.
Further Chinese Duplicity.
An Iowa Beet Field.
Topics and Press Comment.
| Iowa Items and News.
a Plea for China.
What to Read-How to Read.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
.IC1'rY NEWS:
Rough Rider Officers Appointed.
4 Controversy Over a Child
i Work of the Normal.
i Counterfeiter Arrested.
4 Local Miscellany.
PAGE EIGHT.
4 IOWA AND GENERAL:
Wednesdays Markets by Wire
Express Mystery Grows.
( The Moingona Bridge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-22
DISCUSS CHINESE POLlCY.
AicKtnley's cabinet Takes Up the
AFFAIR WITH China.

Washington, Aug. 22.-The cabinet
session Tuesday practically opened the
consideration OF the momentous ques-3
tions growing out of the capture of PEE
kin and the war in China. Until Tues
3 days session the absorbing question
had been the safety of Minister Conger
and the legationers at Pekin. Now,
however, that has given place to prob
lens of a more intricate and far-reach-
ing character. touching the very exist
enca OF the Chinese empire and the
part which the American government is
TO take in the reconstruction of that
country. The meeting was devoted en-
tirely to the Chinese situation. Secre-
taries Hay and Root, who have been
most active in directing affairs, We're
absent from the city, so that the at
tendance comparatively was small, the
president having with him Secretaries
& Gage, Hitchcock and Wilson and Post
master General Smith.
Several questions were awaiting at
tention. First Of these was the appli-
cation of Lii Hung Chang for the ap-
pointment of Minister Conger or some
other commissioner to negotiate for the
cessation of hostilities. The decision
arrived at was to reject the appeal and
reply OF this character will be sent tc
i Minister WI, to be forwarded to u
Hung Chang. The moving cause fol
s this action is that this government a,
S present is very much in the dark as to
whether there is. any existing govern.
d ment in China. With the capital in the
hands OF the allies, the emperor AND
4 dowager3empress fugttiyes In hiding
.an1 the entire governmental fabric
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-22

Iowa out of season and save it for
those who are willing to observe the
law and give the birds a fair chance
until the opening of the season. The
number of teais and mallards and
prairie chickens in northwestern Iowa
is something enormous and the shoot
ing is bound TO be good all during the
fall. because there is such an enor-
NOUS quantity of feed in the country.
The native birds where they have been
protected will be in prime condition at
the opening of the season. They are
already pretty good flyers.
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paralyzed, there is no evidence of an
authority adequate to conduct negotia-
tions and secure results that will be
final and binding. Under the present
remarkable conditions the United
States will act with extreme caution In
whatever steps it may take toward a
solution of the pending problems.
In the meantime there is reason to be-
ilieve that the United States and all the
powers will keep their armed forces on
the ground so that order may be main
tanned and at least q semblance of a
stable government brought out of the
existing chaos. The reply Of this gov
ernment to the appeal of the viceroys of
Nankin and Human, that no indignities
be offered the emperor and empress
dowager, is a formal acknowledgement
of the receipt of the communication with
a satisfactory assurance that no indig-
mites would be offered the persons of
their majesties. This reply is couched in,
the polite language of diplomacy, but 1t
is understood that it does not in any.
way commit the government to refrain
| from imposing on the emperor and en-
lSpres,s sdowager any penalty that subse-
lGuently might be decided upon, in case
lit is proved that they We're directly re-
sponsible for the recent atrocities. This
question Of fixing responsibility where it
| belongs and imposing any punishment
that may be deemed fitting, has not re-
ceived formal consideration as yet. The
answer with which the two viceroys,
appeal is met accordingly Is a diplomat
lie assurance that the rights of the en-
Iperor and empress dowager will be pro-
ltected, but it does not impose any bar
i riel' to a proper punishment such as
may be sanctioned by civilized usages
for any offense which hereafter may be
3Iheld to call for an accounting. This is
the Interpretation given the reply by a
Icabinet official, the question of respon-
! sibility, which will have to be worked
8lout slowly.
4 The cabinet had before it message
from Minister Conger, received last
might. After the meeting of the state
A department made public portions of IT.
4 The Conger message was, not as COM
4 plete as the authorities here had de-
i sired 1t was said that MESA ges may
be sent from mere to our representative
I in China calling for more detailed in
formation.
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Tnc Army IN Good shape.

Washington, Aug. @. The war de-.
partment received the following today:
..Tien Tsin, Aug. 19-Horses, mate
rials and troops promptly ligrtered at
Taku and forwarded to the front. Sixth
cavalry mounted. Hospitals excellent
and ample for the present. Army we'll
supplied and in fine condition. Every
thing satisfactory. Sick and wounded
doing we'll.
"(Signed) BARRY.
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l;attIc Ended on 17th.

Rome, Aug. 22.-Dispatches eceiveG.
here from Taku say that. according to.
5advices from the japanese source. on
the 18th, the battle of Pekin vas then
finished. and the japanese had entered
the Imperial palace. The foreign minis
5ters, with detachinents of allied troops.
We're then occupying the imperial city,
the Chinese princes and ministers hav-
ing retired to Sian Flu. west of I'ellin.
Field Marshall Count Won Walderaee
left Rome this afternoon for Naples,
where he Will embark for China.
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The reply Givcn TO wu.

Washington. Aug. %. The state de-
spartment made public the following
eta;ernent at 3 o'clock today: The act
ing sscretary of state is' authorized TO
sstate that reply was made today to
Minister Wu's communication of two
telegrams from Ii Hung Chang, dated
the 18th and 2lst, relative to a cessation
of the hostile demonstrations and the
appointment OF representative to ne.
sgotiate with China. The correspondence
8ys'.' 81 80 hs made public until Thursday
morning"