The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-12-16

recent request. In compliance with which IN
Government has lent the services Of an on
Ger Of the Army 10 b employed BY the 20,
rrnmcut Of Panama Instructor o. police
ua,Ssssahsn Il csS. prior Q Is. present Z
sndsr the treaty. are rSporfsd to Be- mai
Ing x,s SoSd proSre. aad, since ths consrss
commerciei arrangement between Cuba an
uS a s;s sssn Ssy
stuation VIII be undertaken without consul
. Many pears sso diplomatic intervention BE-
d came necessary for the protection OF n
%:5as s. y s & .'P r.. c. sss d
. Chile has frsausntIy admitted oblisation i
' 'ns Ts sss Y ssS seen 'A .s
Z ismpts to do % through arbitration. whicl
: rallied Through lack OF jurisdiction. Now. hap
/ PLY. A. the result OF the rccons DIPLOMAT.
and chile sssusisa b sss ia sce un' o.
. Srs g Free from any strain those cordial ant
sortrossiss q dshSIsivs ssttsmsns '' By II n;
Ia iSs Tss 2.. f'u snis d x pro
! serves unchanged its policy OF supporting
!crap"ou. f..psss foi t , 0RS9rsS1i q
n rns S9i9 9 empire, to which. policy are
he e: s si q Of 'S &. fh Hia
.r na iS SDs sss es as.s
rfforms. Thoss reforms being OF manifest
@ the intsrests OF China, this Government
:, snsahsa,orinS 20 f.eiiitats ths.s ms.surss
powers. = -
When Il appeared that chinss lisin rsvs-
bankers in Connection with : great rsiIWsy
project i was obvious that the governments
ssstsa direct uisrs.t Ia he qnssaoa n q sh.
carrying out BY China OF the reforms in
PPssies ana r rsa s,p Hsa sPr 81
tne oPen-door policy. through cooperation
bsesuss Of ia pestiens Il 'n shs re e mel as
ferred to above, the Administrator deemed
iionsI intsrsst Happily when q we. ma
n matter Of broad policy urged that this op
sable fundamentally presented it.sif when
:, group q American bankers Of interna-
a. once 70 share In the loan upon prscissiS
such terms this Government should al
american railway m.tsrisi should T 3. u seas
an exact equallty With that OF the other
After months OF negotiation. the equal
thus take is share n this this eatsnsion ~s Of
svs hat .ueh s xy r m . aVe to be-
impetus 10 our commerce. and will prove 4 |
P bs E sor9iiary to our historic policy in
The Imperial Chinese government. in pur-
the portion Of the indemnify remittsd o tn
tnem 70 sending students to this country
csrryins. out this purpose and a considsr-
able body OF students have arrived 10 take
s. No can our DOUBT sSeoe hs ana sspsy d
TIE ne associations formed by these REPRESENTA-
!, take up their work in the progressivo
development Of their country. The results
last Spring at the Invitation OF the United
states. have been laid before the Govern
The report shows that China is making
remarkable progress and admirable efrorts
sos that shst the xOysrnmsnts concsfnsd hsvs
in, airo"nq tneir commercial interests to
reform Collateral investiSRtions Of n t ab
opium question in this country lead me 10
use Of opium and its aeriSstiSes sale e a tSs
ni,ea states be-. so far as possible more
In one or the Chinese Japanese conven-
lions Ions, OF this year there was a provision !
sion. In that upon Its face II was believed
"a some quarters to seek TO establish a
south Manchurian and xntunse o Mx,d ses
'ailroads. and thus to exclude Americans
which they we're entited BY the sskt sre paF
With china. After a thorough GAMMA
.extusi documents. the Secretary on STATE !
cached the conclusion that no such monon-
yer in view OF tho widespread discussion
u tnis question, to confirm the view Il had =
ne Imperial Chinese and japanese ea Sovero oi
nentr. aud received from each or than as | q
with he poay 's oP a nU PqrPos 81
opportunity to which the signatories in
,1nmon with the United States are t
Under provision OF the act Of August +
'ssIst the ofricers Of the Gove pne,ss 10
Collecting information necessary 10 a wise
. 1909. As to questions OF customs ad.
9nt,nistraton, they are cooperating with the i
. matters OF the needs and the exisenc,ss o
= our manufacturers and exporters with the /,
citation to the domestic aspect Of the ~ sub.
sct or foreign commerce. In the study OF d
Iureau o. Trade Relation Of the Depa are
a "te a oa state tate, T. thus hoped to co-ord-
ortant subject all the agencies Of the
'oNernment which can contribute anything Il
It's efficient handling. al
As consequence Of section two n, ,bs D,
uty OF as' ts o Assus, 8 1900 = becomes the a
ipiomatic business necesssrx 70 70 conduct a a
os',ion to advise me whether any particu- |
n r ,s unduiy discrminates against the b
: q wen as the obligation 70 lend ali proper &C
,mplisn BY the expansion OF the Bureau Of es
ntes 1 ne'e ~, as set forth In the esti- q
regret to refer to the fact OF the dis.
very OF extensive frauds in the collection pr
which a number OF subordinate emp,ovsy.. su
ren "e,ghing and other departments were al ~,
49, sonSerneu ana In which the bene- oe
'mpAny and others The fraud consisted 81
gar Tne Sas rseoyssa tso Of
9 American Sugar Refining Company ali We
AT !, Is known TO have been defrauded "a
mount de which might have bs es, G peca ass
ev ny eiyll suit against the benenciaries va
walton in the contract OF settiemsn, n So
ai,eh the settlement should not Interiors IN
the same. " 'ao'eo' to
criminal prosecutions arc now proceeding in,
'e treasury Department ana the Depart lie
IN, OF Justice are exerting every effort b,r
cnieers and employees OF the companies OF
would ss ss nave been Rriyy to the frapds- .
'ns frauds by Congress at present. pend m, v
4 ' ne probing OF the Treasury Department We,
Eht by giving Immunity and otherwise Ga
',tso m emherrsssment In securing con. ne ne
tied to this Administration r. that y, Foi
nomy od expenditures and suniciency Of cha
the certain denct Of the a.. r,r nsss year ss
nPss1 Congress- 20 throw greater re- Incl
rs,sry upon the Executive and the moo
ose been declared by statute. This dec In
's.sp IMPOSES upon the Secretary OF the real
ates o. the executive DEPARTMENT.. Su- cos,
W. y ana onIees Of the expenditures neces- Try
an estimate Of the revenues Of the Z, so''
,ns I'M Tor the same period; and II a the
duty Of the President to- reen,,, maus p,s pa,
method BY which such dencit can be has
no report Of the Secretary .nox. ,s., a.
ordinary expenditures Tor the current II
Kings Condition Grave.
dadrid, Dec. Skiing Alfonso \
Tsician is causing extrema .nx;a,~