| Show ER R titS s IN Y Ir i. i CHINAS CHINA'S fUTURE Hops i in Efforts Made Madeo o Educate Chinese i Masses IS I ITON TO TON N Jul 25 2 With hopeful s 's s future W. W V. V W. W Rockhill er to 10 that hat country has hall re re- re Washington ton preparatory to toP p PI te as I years years' residence In InIn Insy It In III hut a portion of th the time timet sy I t In fl orl orient nl Mr o OJ ob r T of th the net nd returns return to this country bce bep be- be e p Is itt toward re- re H adminIstratIon go trig ng an au t I arnest arnt to develop I resources re At the same amt font ItJI out thai that reforms of the varying tin till vast ast empire Will fik rak years yar nerom many manyIn Ii ft pro problems lr now flOW facing China t In bI rid hI bI f an n absolute adherence to g pledged b by ti th the I. I late te emperor irell r harmonious returns I S and friendship for tor them JJ at foLa a. a temporal V v improvement In Inet et situation fI a decrease In the development 0 of educational ar ith necessity Y of American a 8 taking a it more direct In inI Intrude In- In I 1 trude trae ol oi this country with r I ions mong the III Impressions g grained gained no Be hill chitI The of ot reform reformat d at by the tho lati- lati empress laie-empress dowager ati Is tome some 1 carried tim timo J before out r t by their the Mr 11 said and nt I think I. I agree II that the will absolutely I hv by I them In every overy art i n I the 1 b of 1 r. r the gg govI gov- gov I 8 tO 10 LII most casual I 1 Attitude of Chinese era Jer JO 10 emphasis Is IR laid by the thet attitude altitude t sJ displayed on the h by ty consistently the Chinese f f r 1 all nationalities if r merIca l During the tho four ha charge chargo of f the A American mis- mis said RaId Mr 11 but one ono of ni missionaries oc- oc Ind was promptly and by the thc I e e government pl giving till their earnest rnest con- con lre nUo the development of the natu nat- nat u s and all although h a 1 great deal been ben d perhaps still orti I prom of or a a. constant ta to 10 11 lr Rockhill is be dt lighted fit to see a out in UI the volume of or orn n tt tirade de comm favorably and on fill tIn the efforts orts the t. t inwards warda war the education JM isa 8 and Kic ini referred to t the g gm go i i to expend 1 or h Boxer BoX indemnity remitted d States State in the education of ot by this thia country lie He would establish a strong ami between nations The J tt nl mT t itha lr United states t I In this l mat mat- universally ly commented on the peo Americans are arear bY lar ar the l 1 u u lug part In the p pi Kr CRUISERS TO HAVE HA HAYSTACK ACH MASTS SEATTLE Wash July 29 The 29 The cruisers Tennessee Tennesee Washington ton Colo Colo- rado ado and Pennsylvania will spend from six Hix ix to eight months at itt tho the Puget Sound yard ard next year durin during which h time I haystack masts will be installed fore ore and aft on these vessels According Accord Accord- in ing ng to officers here hero tho the contracts will call all for six months' months work and it is likely likey that eight months will bo consumed con con- umed in making the changes chanes The Tite now nov stylo style of mast consists of a hi high h conning tower constructed of a framework framework frame framo- work of stool steel t bins On 00 top of the tho thomast mast is a platform for tho tho fire control officer who communicates with all parts of f the tho ship by telephone Every very tube making makin up the tho mast contains a telephone telephone tele tell phone wire so that tho the mast would have before com corn to o be bo entirely shot away n would bo be broken |
