The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-12-05

mrs were promptly taken for 'he a'o
,,,,,ion of American inter
quate protection VI
ests. T.,
II was further mutually aeree"' :"
thc hope Of Fastening an emu 10 ioo
tilities. that none OF the lillc'
movers would approve the Hihhi'E "
,o,u. nv It's nationals to either S'"c'
Az soon. however as uhlte" P''
yisional government of emma was 40
sured the United States Jolheu III
favorable consideration OF that gov
ernment's request for advances nee"e'
,,r Immediate administrative ncceSSi-
,to, and later for a loan to erect
nermanent national reorehhi"'''''''
The Interested governments hau az
readv. by common consent, a""l''"'
In respect to the purposes eA'e"'''
tura and security of any loans u
China made by their nationals. certain
conditions which were held 10 ne 20
sential. not only to secure reas"h'p'e
nrof.,tion for the foreign INVESTORS
but also to safeguard and strengthen
China's credit by discouraging mas
crlmlnate borrowing and by lhsurl"s
the application OF the funds toward
the establishment OF the stable anu
effective government necessary 10
Chnas welfare.
In June last representative banking
rroups of the United states. France
Germany. Great Britain. Japan ana
Russia formulated, with the general
sanction OF their respective govern
meuts. the guarantees that would De
expectcd la relation to the expenditure
aud security of the large reorgahiza
ton loan desired by China. when.
however. have thus far proved unac'
ceptablc 10 the provisional govern
ment
South America.
our relations with the Argentine Re
public are most friendly and cordial
So also are our relations with Brazil.
whose government has accepted ia" IN
vitation Of the United States 70 send
two army officers To study at the coast
artillery school at Fort Monroe. Tie
long standing Alsop claim. which had
been the only hindrauce to the healthy
growth Of the most friendly relations
between the United States and Chile,
having been eliminated through the
submission ~ the question To- his Hri-
fannie majesty King George '. Us
"amiable composiieur." 1t Is a cause of
much qualification To me that our rela-
lions with Chl- are now established
upon firm basis OF growing friend
ship. The chilean government has
placed an officer of the United States
coast artillery in charge OF the Chilean
coast artillery school aud has shown
apprec iation u American methods by
contiding To an American firm impor-
tant work for the Chilean coast de
lenses.
Last year revolution against the
established government Of Ecuador
republic. Previous to this occurrence
the chief American interest in Ecua.
dor. represented by the Guayaqull and
Quito Railway company. incorporat ted
IN the United States. had rendered ex-
trnsiye Transportation and other serv-
ices on account To- the Ecuadorian gov.
eminent the amount OF which ran
into ~ sum which was steadily increas.
ins 3nd which the Ecnadoran govern
ment had made no provision To- pay.
d 20. l. l..
very eNi>tcucc of this American enter.
prise
W en tranquility had been restored
To Ecuador as a result of the triumph.
ant progress ~ the government forces
from quito. this government intcrpoSed
its good offices to the end that the
American interests in Ecuador might
be saved from complete extinction As
"A part of the arrangement which was
renched between the parties and nj the
request ~ the government of Ecuador.
nave consented to name an arhitrn
tor. who acting under the terms of the
railroad contract with an arbitrator
named 10y the Ecuadurian government
Will pass upon the claims that have
arisen since the arrangement reached
through the action Of similar arbitral
tribunal in 1905.
In pursuance of request made some
time ago 10y the EcuadUrian govern
ment, the department of state has riv.
en- much attention to the problem of
the proper sanitation of Guayauuil As
"A result detail Of officers OF the canal
zone will Ice sent to Guavaouil to roc
"hmend measures that will lead to the
complete permanent sanitation Of this
plague and fever infected region ~
that republic which has for so long
constituted n menace to health condi
tons "n the canal zone 1t is hoped
that the report which this mission will
furnish will point out way whereby
the modicum of assistance which tho
iited states may properly lend tho
tcuad 'rian government may be made
eh"rllN" IN Kidding the west coast of
South America of focus of contraction
y" We 'ptnle commercial current pass.
me- = ouGh the Panama canal
In the matter of the claim of lain
e'"Niine landleau against the coy ern.
nenl of Peru, which claim arises ONT
~ certain contracts and transactions in
come non with the discovery and ex.
ll''atlon of Guano and which has heen
nh'"F discussion between the two gov.
erhlnents since 1874. am glad to re