The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-26
lIfnFAVOR0F CONCORD
suE WITH AMERICAS PRO-
cRAMME IN CHINA.
. !. revenge to Seek and No In
1.x1en 10 Make Demands That
.u.~st Create Resentment Against
v>,e,rners-Likes Present system

r.svrixhted by the Associated Press.
SSnJe Aug. B.--The yiceroys OF the
stus proyinces OF China may be con-
s~a "a choose some one OF weight in
y. sunpfrs to deal with the powers In es-
/ .ssssbipx such n government as will as
| - ~ fulfIlment OF whatever terms the
rrpgp shall dictate, In settlement OF their
<rlus arising from the recent ontrages.
III one Who viii give satisfactory guar
1000 81 a complete change OF Chinese
s1jey toward the outside world.
IA 4 solution has been suggested in
6ubuatic circles. but with most OF the
~ absent on vacations and President
f6ohef and NJ. Deicasse. minister Of for
- aHafrS. out OF town, the idea has
ri assumed crystaliixed form. Hope
~ exists that strong central power
N - found IN Peking. which viii con-
Gnnfe the best guarantee for the future.
~ best means OF securing reparation for
~ wrongs suffered by Europeans. and
- ut safeguard against division among
~ powers themselves.
m that the allied forces have entered
= ferbidden city. the necessity for ain
tsence Of concord among the powers a
~ pressing. Yet fears are Increasing
~ the strain OF conflicting interests
- AMBITIONS may cause a cleavage
( nnonx the nations interested. This dan-
- ~ been demonstrated already bv tho
19Nduai action OF Russia, in selling The
1917 opportunity to extend her hon
mto Manchuria. and the recent In
e1t regarding the landing OF british
oeops At Shanghai. y BLUSH
What France wouId Have.
Wnhs no onicial statement IL fortheom-
20 the position OF France, In the
.sy ~ rem Igis OF those In control
ss,inr 'o srn, policy. the following. en-
french government. expresses VII" tha
<xs o. the foreign Office at the present
vs. have no revenge to seek in China
- we have no intention TO demand s,,ss
rompensation IN the shane on tn,i.n nueI'
= WIN create resentment sgains,
Mfclepers. Our policy will he cra ~
S sssl eauca tion--the effort to teach ,his
1890, mass % people TO trust and regard
"a rvs. result In the advancement 81 c en,s
Atom for the one and ro,rr,.rste,
EvsPerity for the others. e'''"'
nose VINO think that A change NJ
e.h,ns VIII change the character OF
1n,andinx OF the deprecated idea.
su,fn centuries have bred I'm them ~
- radical upheavai or thsir for,,,
s mera h.ra.' lust At this time, would
1pt 70 ind a suitable person ~ III
~ Ideas toward foreigners. who vii,
e"e the refns or government,
In Line with America.
uur position follows the Identical I,nes
the United States In nearly avery In
nc r., commercially we wish the broad
iced upon foreign privileges ana /, 4. y
~ ,nat had not your country declared
upsn door at the time Il did Franc
.sn would have done 90.
, IN H rsp,y d made BY the United, States
1slntment OF an emissary 10 act with n
~ 70 settlement. and the estabiish.
mt o. peace receives general an
rovsl here. France win take a similar
81 nsso,ss,, No mus Dc assured that We
q not with 4 shadow. whiie We S boSs
lecial commercial interests In Yunran
~ .sscnucn. our desire to develop that
}, vnrr would "a defeated should we act
TINS small anti governmental psnsrs
e SUI barking over the acceptance by
lance OF Field Marshal Count Won
y nv ns eommander-In -chief of the
Russia's friendship IL impuxned ~
aese papers say that Il was Russia ,hat
1eeested Count Won waldersee al fhe
oM ma nder-fn-chief '''
rse Gaa'ois calls attention to tho fact
~, OK conference presided over by
vince bismarck when outside OF Paris
: discussion as 10 whother pa.s.
Mould be- taken by assault coun, vnn a
4 s.asa{fsee expressed the wish 10 ''see
p'r hanfion entirely DESTROYED ("
More Trouble Br~wtnx.
a serious situation has arisen. accord
y, on a. French Moroccan ~, yron t1sr
Ifoof~ are said to he masslng In great
..q4mssts N dangerous proximity 10 ira
assrian frontier and Moroccan tribes
sra v is assorted are rsiding French
suitesy. Instructions are said 10 havs
$50 received AZ the Mediterranean naval
HAtiotl directing the French naval aufhay'
" 70 prepare 70 dispatch artillery ana
49, 49,. 20 A'sefia. while orders for con-
,h'xents q troops from Algeria ana m.
" tnf The far Fast, have been conn
'ssiinansssd In official circles In Paris
ssanuEh i admitted that the situation,
nsiosssis sSs, The !" M sg,,sh, decidedly
Aaas against Algeria
To 1aivanisc Exposition
!. ne commission appointed to organise
'Aee al the exposition IN orsfar ~ 80
.anlss The show into something IKE sri
AN 49, ihus attract visitors. announces
a ss 70 The Venetian fetea already an
.oaAced Tho first viii be a fete ~ Avn,
w nem the nrs, week In septefnSer.
II. az as ~ sss>, ,gs WI p vintage fesiivi.
~ - naie the occasion for q xiran,is
s.-es show, and hattie OF fiewsrs Thr
S.sha VIII comprise an exhifltion ~
.srhch Wine products and a proce~Slan
Y AirspricNl cara Although II has nj
.vsa sasgSst~t that tho Duration ~ re
.ssssoNtien ~ extended. IL IL orrrisiiy
49,. 49, hsei now that the great show win
s@ss ON November s wa
Objectionable Cards.
ss ~ SiAnasltion has siyen a pvetext for
ssss .esa lscsnse In the DISPLAY ana nro.
. ,~ssen ~ 80 called post cards. y hearfn.
sss,sNs ana ~ many ca ssas descend
|" 1870 81 Hue tleFangcr. a life senator ARA
s~1.'ae stifit IN tho reform mov.rnant
~ ssok Hp the matter, lnefnherS ~
~. ef-fs corps ana Nailss r,af,raanr,ta.
nm. nssiak protested that their TEA.
- we're attached 20 nhotexraph- ID
scenes These cards w.ra
~ ~ aisplsyed IN shop wtndew. sns
4 - ~ s.nsevssis, Tire police 0rgarir~f
n Va *assA raid and In one siay sst.~s
a. PSI cards. 6oa phoiogragAs arS
~ aass1nsesspes, on tbs north hank ~
N. $3.50 Aiono similar OPERATIONS ~
SsA, @ $3.50 .Snk are RlToFiing al eS,uaIl,'
80 A''a &cnGfpl harvest.
"~d at Farmers Cansrr..
W ynss.oRApo SPRINGS. Col Aus
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