Show inn tt 11 SOME POINTS ABOUT CHINA A Diplomat at on th S of Names Story About Lt Li I Chang Soured I I ln to Remain Away from born I May China but th the Chin May Invade Siberia ul r JU 1 I orr July I asked a memo mem memI I t th h JC corps orp not a min minor r tn or I an ambassador who baa hu pent t 1 part of oC hi lit In III China a fern fa rn ns apropos to 0 the trouble In tINt tM I rut lit this to and have havo let letI I Ii nn or hi aD wen to fo foI tota I ta lit of who read this cor corI I t i a n e en n It lve the sp It Itt t r I names lne For u ra tack a g on the end ot of II I It lea teare ott tile the g and Pekin K KI MY MYe 11 1 capital ca e I friend says MY that this la II be beIle II Ile of at the northern put part putI partI I nubs pronounce the names Mme dIfferently from those who In the Ih south that the northerners hr he n ng vel very much more morea a in names thin than the ther tn In the north Canton r I r rs Were there cI 1 r f th the south It would te be written c LI lUNG CHANG CUANO CHANGer in who er r are many t Ti Hung Chang Then are re not nol nola oy a wh h believe ho bl will go fO to Pe h Pek hk k It If hl he 1111 II lie wilt lake alun his private oro army A all Ili the world knows knowl by thus time I nu limit to the jealous Id of Uk the official LI Hung Chang who stand t 1 I wIth the world amt aM aMI I I 1 he I l mart mort p Iro rl tt IVl of Dt till the ChI ts Ip hated by nearly all r Ih r teen Inn ot of the Celee ele I Ir man years ea they have hav epi 0 that he be would else th t L I tar fr himself and on one oo 0 u II c hIn h hail bar been b n es Y cr ill in promoting the ot at otI atI I tin II ideas the government sum lIum 0 1 him peremptorily to the capital Th T le W was very politely rev I t I hY 10 the Treat viceroy who I he h bl be to make mke t tt t PI kin Hut hI he ro go At AtI I he h or of II a tau few months another r c tl n w II i is sent to him To this h ht he her t r mother but with q 1 In Pekin After another r f II be wac 1111 again aln re reI reed ed I to tn to vei north Thle time Ume bill hie billy y wa w ii equally polite Jt It said Id In et r t 1 oJ 1 will lie be In Pekin on a c 1 e it ear to entertain me ono and andr yip r r f my II friend The II 1 P kin took this to mean that I Um t make his hili under ar ah ahI I li t 1 arm d m man n Thle warn W I J I t s hr d t of bt be understood nt 1 Ica 1 w that an ot of the capita b l hili hie private army waa all net lIot desired b bt by t tn v on and Inri hI he shrewdly surmised t hi his announcement ot of such en It I In in n errs err 7 tended Invasion n would be followed by bo bya a net lIet to Pekin at IlL lice 1111 surmise war born out by bS tb the tact for tor lit he N prompt but exceedingly the government In that unk he hetry hevery very try much Q t visit lIlt Pekin the request that J se do 10 o would be withdrawn It I believed here that LI 11 Hun Hun Cb n intention to I remain at C Canton In Ip the present tn In Instance stance tance Ii hi not prompted by a tit tp tita avoW a old a It we In the Instance mentioned but br b the bidet that from C Can CanIon ton Ion would almost Immediately bring brina about boul a uprising there I WILL TIIE TAKI SIBE SIBERIA RIM RIA There are a numbs number ot of well Informed men In who b lIeve that will domInate China after the pen pr en U I over with mf of oC them believe also allo that this bb will mean the real rell dOmination of oC BIM rill Pia by the Chinese They draw attention to the fa tact t that tbt the are ure now fOW rail railroad road roa connecting Siberia with the ChI ChInee nee naso empire and that In the nut next few yea years several or of rail will furnish eal easy transportation for Cor the overcrowd to the Asiatic territory ot of Russia Cn tike like till the united States Russia hal bas no objection to Chinese Immigration She III fa In need dt yf to build her roll roads to hw her mines to till hr h r Siberian soil 1011 Amo And to for far from tryna to keep the Chine out she will invite them tn In Ifer railroad will make mak their immigration doubly eal easy and the pre prediction diction II that tut an n enormous but hul pence peace rut ful invasion of Siberia by the yellow ellow men will take plan place This will 11 I Is further predict en In t ta f of f all Iberia Many suppose the thet t lie In a decadent dying people without vitality or push Thus I not nol believed by bJ any It one who baa lived among them It S le true trul that they are far behind the world lit In many material but bat this Is III because their vast Im Dire titi lial become so 10 tre tremendously overcrowded rl resulting in hi a crystallisation alii t Ion of level which ii far more rigid than In any European country even or Austria who ue are at t the toP are aN satisfied with thin things u ae they are rt because any rhan change might put them near the bottom Those at the bottom are tiro foo Ignorant to 10 know about 01 the possibility of f honee which might be to their w Let them one once and their wa way Into a country like Uke Siberia where there ther I la root roo and to spa p end and the they are re likely transformed to bec become me almost la In a night II ae the Japanese have ve been sine the Admiral l Perry opined their beautiful to tJ t world |