Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-20
prevent anti-foreign outrages within
their jurisdiction shall be ddsmissed and

prevent anti-f0reign outrages within
their jurisdiction shall be ddsmissed and
punished. Indemnity shall he paid to
states, corporations and individuals.
" The teung II yamen shall be abol-
'ished and its functions vested In q for
eign minister. Rational intercourse
rhall be permitted with the emperor, as
in civilized countries The forts at
Taku and other forts on the coast of
Chi Iii shall be RACED and the importa-
ton OF arms and war material prohib-
ited Permanent legation guards shall
be maintained, also guards Of COM
smunicat ton between Pekin and the sea.
Imperial proclamations shall be posted
for two years thruout the empire sup-
pressing the Boxers. The indemnity is
to include compengat ton for the Chinese
who suffered thru being employed by
the foreigners. but not compensation
for the native Christians China shall
erect expiatory monuments in every,
foreign or international burying
ground where the graves have been
iprofaned. The Chinese government
shall undertake to enter upon negotia-
tions for such changes in existing
treaties regarding trade and navigation
visable and with reference to other
matters having in view the facilitation
OF commercial relations.
1t is impossible to foresee further
developments. We shall not allow our-
selves to be led beyond the demands
except by the interests Of.civilization,
and especially by the interests Of Ger
many.
Later in his speech Won Buelow said:
The loyalty Of Germany's policy has
been proved by the fact that the other
powers have transferred to US supreme
command in the province OF Chi Ii.
We would willingly have placed our
troops under the supreme command of
any other power. That his majesty of
Russia should before all others. put
the supreme command in our hands.
was recognized by US with special graf
lsitude. This is fresh proof of what ]
shall always uphold. that between a
well conducted German policy and q
! lwell conducted Russian policy there
can be ny deep, and certainly no in
vincible, antagonism. BY dispatchins
4 troops to China we have in no way inn
paired our readiness to do battle ir
Europe. We declare we are on guard.
In undertaking the charge Of Interests
OF the other nations, acting as light
ming conductor for the other powers
we have no desire to play the role OF
providence on earth. The Hohenzol-
lerns will not tread in the path Of the
Bonapartes. Never will non-German
tendencies be followed by the house
whose great son has declared that 3
4 prince is first servant Of the state. In
the Spanish-American war and the
4 South African wars we pursued pol.
Icy OF honorable neutrality because II
was best for Germany.
Mr.. Lieber, the centrist leader. ex.
q pressed his approval Of the statement,
Iof the chancellor and Of the policy fol
lowed by the government but he de
clared that, In view OF the gross dis
regard which the government has
shown for the constitutional rights o
the reichstag some indemnity ought I.
4 be granted by the government for 1T
extreme presumption.
Herr Bebel. the socialist leader. at
4 tackled the China policy Of the govern
ment. declaring Europe was reapin,
: what She and her missionaries hat
a Sown