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fIUST GIVE UP
THE GUILTY!
fiiis Is tbe Demand Made By
Germany Upon the Chinese.
preliminary™ negotiations
Declaration of Kaiser’s Intentions
Come With Count von Wal
dersee’s Arrival In China.
The German foreign office has sent
i circular note to all the powers an
iionnciDg that the German govern
ment considers that an indispensable
preliminary to the beginning of peace
negotiations with China is the deliver
ing up of those who were responsible
for the outrages.
The text of the telegraphic note is as
follows:
‘‘The government of the emperor
holds as preliminary to entering upon
diplomatic relations with the Chinese
government that those persons must
be delivered up who have been proved
to be the original and real instigators
of the outrages against international
law which have occurred in Pekin.
The number of those who were merely
instruments in carrying out the out
rages is too great. Few of those whose
gnilt is notorious should be delivered
up and punished. The representa
tives of the powers at Pekin are in a
position to give or bring forward con
vincing evidence.
Less importance attaches to the num
ber punished than to their character
as chief instigators and leaders.
Wholesale executions would be con
trary to the civilized conscience and
the circumstances of such a group of
leaders cannot be completely ascer
tained.
“The government believes it can
count on the unanimity of all the cab
inets in regard to this point, insomuch
as indifference to the idea of just
atonement would be equivalent to in
difference to a repetition of the crime.
The government proposes, therefore,
that the cabinets concerned should in
struct their representatives at Pekin
to indicate those leading Chinese per
sonages from whose guilt in instigating
or perpetrating outrages all doubt is
excluded. Von Buelow.”
The note has been sent to the Ger
man embassies at Washington,London,
Paris, St. Petersburg, Home, Vienna
and Tokio.
GERMANY HIDES NOTHING.
A Berlin special says: The publica
tion of Connt Von Buelow’s circular
note, which was made through The
Nord Deutche Allgemeine Zeitung,
vrns decided upon because it was
deemed best to let the world see that
Germany had nothing to hide regard
ing her real aims to China. The
diplomatic corps here so interpreted it.
The note shows also that Count Von
Buelow's sober and moderate views
regarding the Chinese muddle and its
solution have now triumphed over
Emperor William’s more expensive
plans.
The leading German papers approve
the note. The Freisinnige Zeitung,
calling particular attention to the
passage declaring that wholesale ex
ecutions would be contrary to the
civilized conscience, says:
“This is in striking contrast with
Empenor William’s instructions to the
departing troops to spare no one, and
to make no prisoners.”
A London special under Tuesday’s
date says: As might have been ex
pected, coincident with the arrival of
Count von Waldersee in China, comes
the most important declaration of
policy yet issued by any of the allies.
The Daily News remarks:
“Germany’s circulrr note has turned
the tables on Russia, whose evacuation
proposal has put Germany into an
awkward corner. Now if Russia as
sents to the German note she will be
nuable to continue,” says The Daily
News, “to pose as China’s lenient and
forgiving friend, while if she dissents
Russia will lay herself open to the
charge of rushing the punitive expe
dition to a farce.”
The London morning papers have
little but praise for wbat is called
“Germany’s admirable note.”
T he Morning Post alone, in a cogent
and well-reasoned editorial, points out
a grave objection, namely, that if the
real authors and instigators of the up
rising should be identical with the
personnel of the Chinese government
they could hardly be expected to de
liver themselves up, and that if the
Chinese government should be desig
nated as guilty, it would be under the
ban of the powers, a condition of
things only terminable by the conquest
°f China or a revolution producing a
fiew government.
SUFFERING AND RELIEF
Three Letters from Mrs. Johnson,
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Womnn’s Rights.
Stox—Do you believe in women
aaving the same rights as men?
Slnggs—Yes, I do. There was one
*tood in front of where I sat in a car
today and trampled all over my feet,
nd if she’d been a man I would have
hit her one, sure.—Detroit Free Press.
How News Will Travel.
“While on a visit to the south re
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Sermons Without Text.
Some Paisley weavers were speaking
about their ministers. One said that it
was wonderful how much his minister
could bring out of Scripture. He had
known him to preach several sermons
from one text. Another said his min
ister surpassed that, for he had preach- j
ed six sermous from the shortest text
in the whole Bible.
‘‘But that’s neathin’ to my wife,”
said the third. “She's been preachin’
to me for sixteen years frae nae text
at a’.”—Chicago Chronicle.
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How She Knew.
Speaking of kindergartens for color
ed children calls to mind the experi
ence of a “befo’ de wah” matron who
was teaching one of the little darkies
on her plantation how to spell.
The primer she used Avas a pictorial
one, and over each word was Its ac
companying picture, and Polly glibly
spelled o-x, ox, and b-o-x, box, etc.
But the teacher thought she was mak
ing right rapid progress, so she put
her hand over the picture and said:
“Polly, what does o-x spell?”
“Ox,” said Polly, nimbly.
“How do you knoAV that it spells ox,
Polly?”
“Seed his tail,” replied the apt Polly.
—•Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Measures of Lenjth la the Bible.
The measures of length used in the
Bible with their equivalents in our
modern use, are (E. 1.. Hull) as fol
lows: The great cubit was 24,888
Inches, or 1,824 feet, nud the less cubit
18 inches. A span like longer), half a
cubit, or 10,944 inches, or .912 of a foot.
A span (the less), oue third of a cubit,
or 7.29 C inches, or .GOB of a foot. A
hand's breadth, l.f> of a cubit, or 3.684
Inches, or .304 of a foot. A finger’s
breadth, 1.24 of a cubit, or .912 of an
Inch, or .076 of a foot. A fathom, four
cubits, or 10.944 feet. The mile, 4,000
cubits, or 7JJ96 feet. The stadium, 1-10
of their mile, or 400 cubits, or 729.6
feet. The parasaug. three ef their
milea, or 12,000 cubits, or four English
miles and 580 feet. A day’s Journey
was about twenty-four miles. A sab
bath day’s Journey, 3,500 feet—An
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“Do you believe that 50,000,000 Americans
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Tiger Killing From a Train.
Writing from Ootsl. a correspondent
of the Buluwayo Chronicle states:
‘•As No. y train was going its usual
patrol to Lobatsi, a tiger ran across
the line, and it was noticed that It had
a trap on Its foot. The train was
stopped, and several of us Jumped off
and followed the spoor. Eventually
we came up to the tiger lying on the
grass. He gave a growl and then got
up to run away, but one of the men—
Bell, a son of the It. M., who is a
trooper on the train—fired at and killed
the beast. The tiger gave a big roar
before he died. The body was carried
back to the train in triumph.”—Lon
don Globe.
London has 13,504 policemen, or 19
to the square mile. Sixty per cent
of them are on night duty.
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