The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-29
CHINA Hssp,as Hsr own Psople to settle
ThaRr.

A fine exhibition % native products
recently took place in Kirin. capital u the
central brownies o. ManchuriA A short
| Lat % the articles exposed will give z
fair idsA u the wealth " thu corner Of the
Chinese Empire.
Thets were tiger and leopard skins,
white fOX. sable. otter. squirrel. badger
beaver. ferret. wolf. wild dog. cat, hear
deer sheep and lamb skins; gold dust
silver ore. pearls; glnaenG. rice. wheat
] harley, buckWheat. Indian corn. nevsrAl
varisi ies Of millst. hemp. beans, bean oaks
and bsan oil; tobacco u exuelleut quality
( indigo, sesame Sod and potatoes
All theas baspeak a rich aGriCultu-
raj country. writes a o9ITeapondent OF
AmsYie9. one which would be much inn
proved by further railway expansion and
the introduction Of foreign machinery
plOugha and modern agricultural nipple
ments
AmoaR other valuable products ARE alan
uoSa. sTSs.t ssss. ESsssi.sssss=i Asrhs The oak
| chestnut. elm. maple and poplar grow "a
| a laTRe sire and could well b. exported
| TO Cher pArta % the empire. bat in China
interprOvinciAl trade n little developed
/ hiRhWays that can lay claim 20 the this
/ u good roads are rare and likin barriers
Oopoas an nmIrmOunt able obstAc 20 the
expansion % TRADE.
fhs CITY OF Kirin = = great Industrial
| and trading centre and the head Of steam
/ navigation on the SunGAFi River Two
new steamers are nov icing built BY the
| Government for the trafle on this river
! Communication with KuADSJS~ngtas on
/ the South ManchuFian railway line will
also be soon established When the
| Antung 4 Aukdsn Railway viii b CON-
plsted JApan intends connecting kirtn
With the Corean railway system. thereby
| gaahsring into her own barn tho agYi-
cultural products nentioned above, q.
| the whole harvest oG the finest and richest
PARTS Of MAnchuFia.
To induce foreigners. other than Rus
alan o. Japanese. 20 Bsttis IN kirtn the
GOVeument h marking Out the ltIntts q
an International asttlsment. Il = st
ukted outside the east wall and will b
| two miles In length BY Ons broad. Offices
Of the Imperial Maritime Customs uerS
opened In tho city ID the early part % TN
year. A Constitutions Assembly Han i
already erected Rnd has cost s0,doO taels
schools ars being bulh With al Posalbl'
haste and are lsrgely es,Snaed me ~,
apirit and show everyWhgFs = MAKES
hatred Of Japan. Owing 10 their a@itA
ton q boycott y still maintained Againa
japanese goods
TO resist tho inluE Of foreign settler
that \, from Russia and japan 10 Man
churia the chinese Government has ~
gently started an emigration movemant
princlpally 20 tho north and northeastern
partp % tke country IN thee region
frontier towns aF8 mprinHtng up with IN
mushroom FMpidltY q Amsrioan citiaa L
The far West. Many plaOes deaiToye,
during The BoHar cFila have now q Chimes
pupuialloh three iiuiea ~ uumerOSm q
nal1ra. Tbs Government oncOuFagB
these settlsFa Against Russia and japan
Thay are generally reserve aoldlsTn. All
being trained 20 bear arms will prov
helpful In ell cases o. trouble With Oh
nsg invading slelbsht
To enable thsm 20 agttls quickly q lOa
u advanced Tor travelling ekponsag, On
sowing az lsai and initial OgMlay. Withh
ten years the smigranta have 10 pay 3
the Oovernmsnt az thaas advances. III
emigration movement shows that Chin
a vide awake 10 tha danger and need
, % The moment IN ManchurIa and h hrml
received 90 hold her own against all otIt
sidtfa who may wish 10 settle within NJ
lroutisrs and eEplOlt her wealth Tor thal
own purpOass.
America has her racial and eoonOmi
rfohiaHa. The white raca ard laho
must b protected against the 'ysllo'
peril CHINA, % th8 cher aide ~ "a
Pacific. , oonirunied WITH chs eanis prot
ieln1 ID MAn1h1Iia apf p'lis MO ugaCtiC
th9 l1naun given b. The 1tatgl.