Show S Si i i vv I J I J I A PAN P AL A N VERSUS V E R S U lJ S RUSSIA R LI U lJ S 5 S I A f e Just tho Why Russians l Why Hie Um Japan aro UIO ius Wants am NHI II Manchuria the W Country nt as CIS an nn to In F What V Vf 1 p Sam S ln Should hould do Tito Greatest Asiatic tic and tho the Greatest I r A TALK ALK I J LK WITH YI TI i i i SENATOR I I I ABOUT 13 THE IE STRUGGLE T FOR MANCHURIA NC IURIA Slav SI I S Money I Bag B and How IIo She Keeps Koops it Full I vv n M y n A u ul l Special of ol the Kern In by y Frank Fran G C Carpenter Carpenteri CarpenterI CarpenterI jI I H H H H II 1 X a 1 t l y 1 ir irI I y y i 1 I l f I I T t j jI T I I LI LIi I I L J i 1 I t I f fI 1 r Y Yr r 1 j r f fI I I J I Ir a H i iL Ii i I I r L iI 1 i ti t IH H I HH Hi OIL Indiana Man IVio Will u Fortune l Out ot of His 1118 New Hook flook Copyright Wl 19 by II Frank 0 n 1 Carpen Carpenter Carl n ter terII tr trW II D 1 ce Feb 9 0 W Tho rho successful man of ot this thEa new MW century in Is he who has hns hn not only onh the ability to 0 do thing tut the tho he foresight to prepare for Cor them thein J to know n P grent opportunity and ebe rH PH to fight fl hl his battles with s ItI his liEa to tot t the front looking far ur Into Inlo the future rill lire That Is Ia the kind of ot a I man H of Indiana Is lA t Endowed l with I tho genius of he C has Itai the tho capacity for work and his hll iI tussle with fortune has Irna mode him him con conf f At tho tue ho same time he Is La 11 en enthusiastic His II veins lIIa lire are full tull of ot young youngblood blood and he ht Is IH i wide Ide awake e tow How I nuch awake you will see iee Pt when hell you OU oll Iler who he ho Is III and what he lw hns litta done since 1 TIm MAKING OF OI A STATESMAN S tAl I Senator was V born cm on a ft farm and ni ho he had to 10 hustle for Cor his hiM ox ex At 12 I he hp I was oH n ft plow ploll boy lo ho at itt 14 H he hI worked on a II at lit 1 I ir bo lie was a n logger Mogger and teamster nt ut the Mime time he ho went to school He lit managed to 0 get gt R l an till education tat nl at the he leading iti of ot Indiana I and studied law mw III I under uter lear dear old cEI Jon duo McDonald the hl Indiana United States senator and poll II He lie 1 I hal boon b admitted to the bar and had luici in a It lo U reputation as n II lawyer and ora orri orator tor at nl tho the age of ot 34 30 when he WItH was II eluded elud ed eu 1 lo 10 o the United States cinte m OPPORTUNITY All this was Willi as good hut but not 1101 ary nl So Io tar far many other poor Pr boys to 1011 done as aN well SelI opportunity opp mine at lit the time lIne t of 7 f hiM IH election At that thai same time there were e 89 other men of oC the tile United States senate Every one ono of ot them punted for a n nation national al nl reputation snore more than the tito hart punt oth eth after tho ho water brooks but hul thin thEa baby senator this farm boy ho 1 rail mil raila a S S S S A St At LA AAA LA tALA j load worker 0 1 logging camp can laborer In tho wilds wll vid s at of Indiana taw the opportunity und and seized lIeh d It Wo Vo had ha just token taken of or the Ilia Philippines Pu iii and It sitI evident tell t t 17 itt they were werl ere the question of oC the future Henry Cabot wit tilt II l down and Hind led ItI International law la on the he millet Hoar waddled over to 10 the Ihl Congressional anti and Investigated gated the tue ethnology e of or tin th Malay raws s and fUji their for or Holf dear old kneeled down on Oil the top rail of ot the hI fence anti and prayed the Ihl Lord to let lel him know l now how to Jump and John Johll C e Spooner looked up con colt on arguments for fur his hili great speeches Hp of or the tho th future And lId tid what tIEd dill do ho doHe He 11 alone of oC till nil the Ihl senators saw II that tile tho best way VIII 11 to handle the grent great lem hem Is III to learn what whal the tha problem Is Ia He 11 I Ic realized r ren that knowledge 1 Is a power poel and took the tile first nt for Cor Ho lie went ent tilt out with our lur army II rill saw aY conditions ott 1111 they were wert Then ho crowd to 10 China learned of that country a n while In Itt Japan and auth cane home h better posted on o intern matters mattera than tItan almost any nil I other public man of tho the United Stales AH All he lie he was waa met by hy Ii news newspaper paper in 1 Ir anti and other reporters naked asked for rol lila his opinions In city lifter after city Iy as 1111 he Ito crossed the ho continent He 11 I IC treat treal treated ed d 1 nil all politely hut but like liter hirer Rabbit laid halt low and said nothing Then Ihen lie ht to 10 Washington auth not heeding the advice of or tho the old ol fogies who ho coun counseled him hint ns OH a U young oun senator to 10 utter titter no lie words In lit the tho chamber for tor the first two years ho nrose e 1101 his hili hII groat rent on the Philippines went ringing around tho the country A NATIONAL CHARACTER That rhal speech gave pavo a va a n ra tin rational reputation am ital put him hIm nt itt the tho front as us ono one of the lending thinkers on International policies HI II 11 then thell no noone one hint attempted to 0 keep him hint quiet Hu lIe does not speak often hut but when ho he opens Ills his hi is mouth tho Iho t senate s to and ti the thu na nit nation lion tion up tip their ears cars Senator has baa not nul only I I 1 the Iho attention of pt the till senate but hut also I Ita 1111 R nee ell by lila his he lie went to It work and auth h iV has put Iut In more inure hours than moU ol or tilt the Ih senators lie In studying tho the great mat that matters terP which come before hetor that holy body bOI He Ire HeIMS hall IMS gained the till antI and friendship of ot hit older ohl r member Is Ia today one On ol ot the th hp few III men nien Wilt Who firo U do I in things thing In III our national hous of lords Ho Ito IK III IIII E becoming I noted for or his hili hi conservatism on and Is III I nm ant told one otie of the most con on counselors of ot the he strenuous man hiatt In III the Ihl White Home uc JAPAN JIAN AND ND 0 RUSSIA HUSS HUSSI I pay Far this thila by hy WilY way of Introduction to tonn toon nn on Interview on the tho situation In ill the th far cast IM I which I 1 have IUIe had with Senator today The Tho senator has lila Ida trip rip t to 10 the Philip Philippines pines by b others to 0 China Japan Sl SI anti anil Russia I lIt I tins baa met mel tho the leading 1 statesmen of at all 1111 these countries and has hitH actually studied the tue Man Mitti question on Oil the tte ground The rite Interview took lank place In the thi senators apartments In the Portland Hats on Thomas circle My 1 first was 04 What lire are the Russians antI and Japan t so O squabbling They Tho are not nol 5 replied 1 Senator The matter Is Ia a n serious on ont to both buh parties nod and 1 I might say tty of ot almost l national life lito or 01 1 to It tile one of lit them We S run can hardly Appreciate what this struggle means to III tin the Japanese They The regard r It us ilK the tho salvation or ruin of their country Tim Fun look upon Ullon It as the keystone of or their tl lr future They regard Man dan Manchuila chuila aa ita the ftc door to their vast t posses possession IIO sion In III Siberia and to lo their greater ones In III as 11 it well Give me int In a lL tIle the story etory of ot th Ihn trouble senator wild KaltI I It II Is III a it mutter matter of ot IC history watt was 1111 the reply reilly Japan fought Its IlK war 11 with h It licked China and nR au ono one ot ol the tho terms l of peace pene It I was vaa ns granted Port lort Arthur Aithur bay boy and a it r large lar e strip of at Manchuria Th Ihl Ink was hard hardly Iy ly dry tiry upon UNit that cession before hetor the he triple alliance of at France unit sent word worth to 10 the tue that It would be a menace to 10 the Ihl IhlI I I once encl of or the thc world for tor Japan to 10 occupy that territory and tIny they till asked lI him to ti give Manchuria back to Tho rw request Willi ns maim In itt pollIe hill bitt there here were well armies behind It and the III ullo dared tint 1111 refuse He Ite gave It luck although the tho people I l denouncing d as us the cause of ot the trouble HOW RUSSIA HUSSI TOOK fOOK Well ohi a few montis after that the tue Hermans demanded ut of China till tho c of ut buy uny anti and a it and ottil other tights rights In the province of ot Shun Shan thug Their lh lr request t M UI H mantet ralle and Russia Hu I thereupon demanded the cession ce lo loot of ot Port lort Arthur Arlhur for COI ui the thi term leun of ot twenty live hc and the Ihl right to extend her h r railroad through Manchuria to the Yel Yei Yellow lo low sea This was also granted and lai n saw SUII the tho terrItory she had hial f 1 Fn Ito iii fur for cir and it vIi felt slip Kii IJ hall hail been hoell compelled to 10 give HIo up ui over liver to tu till the HU who hail had heel the chief In III the compulsion Tho Japanese were ere angry and nl al almust must most ready II to light tIght then but the Rus ilus Russians raid they the only wanted a n place for their r nih a nil they I promised J to evacuate Manchuria within a 11 certain line The hn Japanese assented to this hili and tutu nil II ec Tho Iho time tinie came and went and tutu the Russians lIu remained They Ihie gave ex CX lU e for or but they are 1110 there thelo They Thoy Jho tie not nol only thor there but have havu jeen pushing their farther further mil farther howl down toward Korea lorea and Japan IH III that they will cross thc t lie Iii Yalu ulu and go JO down the Corean orean pen Pelt I to 10 the tue bottom where when liell guna tuny night mIght bu hI b mounted within cannon can nun shot shUI I of or Hi Japanese empire TUB RUSSIANS AND ANT IoHl Does that mean that the tho Russians HU want Korea Ion So St the tue Japanese think replied Sen lien alec n tor e Komi Koren Is III a ft wedge A A AAA A A A A AAA A A AAA A A A A it AS A AS A A S A S A 4 At A A A A splitting astern Siberia front from toni southern It hOR ha better buttel harbors than thull thIn it Manchuria ami If It the ht HU llIn could rould extend their Into it their land loath landing ing lOg would bo he south couth If It they he do donot donot not It they fear the Japanese t will willand ant and nn that the th Japanese III In Korea might be he a i menace to nus to toward word ward the acquisition n of the Ihl rest resit Ie l of sin which many of tie nie czars people belIeve to 10 r tie hO p their destiny P Would Wealth the be he satisfied If It the Rave gave up till Korea to thorn theta I think FO cc replied Senator I They would for n a time at nt least although h thih struggle bound to tuttle come sooner or later latet nations territory and the H especially 11 II KO to fl Doth nation hope to tn control contritE the tho trade of or eastern rn Alii auth ouch each IH ha jeal oils OUA of lit the other ohe If It they the could combine and become allies ns liS a to 10 the future of or China lilita they hey might have peace but hUl that Is Ia not probable AND AN 1 ill E Toll mo me something about What would the Japanese have hn done with It had luid the th triple alliance let lei them h stay lIa They rhe would have a II second Ja hit Japan pan pit II north of the tho I ho Yellow Yel low sen aen c Senator lh Th The Tha whole coun country country try 11 would hn VI been speedily colonized by b Immigrants antI and would Lit have ha ye probably 1110 tIe It a II basis Is Isor for or the of ot other tIler parts pari of ot north China Chinti Japan IH III not a it I largo large country Without I omo n It 11 Is III not as us big Ait IIA a California Nevertheless It has moro then than halt half ni 1111 II many maity people lOPIO as the lie ho tit I Stairs S to t c i and a nd Its It t population IB II l rapidly I l ii i would have Insured the hits possession of or Korea nOd would been breit also alco III o base bose for u it closer clor alliance with China V FOK rolt AN A Hut Is IH I the lie he country worth fighting about senator I ached the tho Hus and the Se c think no so replied Senator H rl Almost any In at nation would think so fO o Manchuria is an 1111 empire In It Do Ho you ou know I how liu bIg bis It Is 18 It lion has grain growing territory t enough lh to 10 food the tho whole hole of and It Is la HO co HOrich corich o rich In I ii coal lion that t ht Japanese Jo would have hn 0 made It n II of or roc foe factories tories torina II The country Is la UH as big hll ns as France and nod combined It I Is hut twice as uta big bl us as New IW York New ett w Jersey Jerse I vanla In a lId Ney Nett ew fl combined and quite an RII rich In III natural resources Its value cannot be estimated t Till Hut about the lie tl o Russians senator they thoy Ihn certainly recta lillY have IIno land landS S lIne Have they replied Senator S Edge Idge It Il would Heem no 50 hut butt many Kus Itus slana count lime Into by hy centuries not 1101 by lIy days 9 months ami e kH They TIle The TheIne lute ate always figuring upon the till future tulun They have a population now of at or more hail thun of ot all the people e Inthe In III the tho world They Tile Ihu ire are nr Browing by the natural of at i production at itt the rate of ur n II year Without taking Into 1110 consideration the Ih hi increase e eb by b geometrical ratio milo In 10 16 years arll there will be bc Rutland anti and In BO fiO O years there therl vIll be Ic II Indeed the he will need more than Manchuria to house them COLONIES IN What are nl the doing there thero senator Are Me they the really colonizing the Ito country 7 1 v They The Itie l nettling along lIOn h line tine of ot oft Ito tho t iii i i tood replied reid Senator I or hover Dover Id gc Many lati 1111 of the hc lit bring their wives I Eves and families taut I I ie with v I them t the rail mil railroad road laborers come cOllie lo to stay ItiL oral the he ro re result suit sult I Russian llIn villages lire are gro log InK up 01 II along that road Iti in the Ihu wilds lIlls of ot the tile fur fill tit east easl I 1 remember flopping nt lit tow IIII on Oil lilY my way it 11 south which ti he hi hUll had all uI I II the lie I Improvements I in H of nC I f modern civilization C lIza tion There were here good stores comfort comfortable able hOJ ho en auth restaurants with French cooks cooka The File bands played In III I n tho t ho parks pa rw on Sunday and tutu nil all a I I this ha t III In striking contrast with the mud muel houses null ami filthy streets of or the tIle Chinese o towns adjoining them lant I Tho rho are ft ie building 1 U lId I ng a II commercial etc ml port pert on Tn Ta luy hw tt and thou their cities along the tho road are rapidly grow growing row rowIn lug ing In Indeed there are towns alone that road which have ha better depart department moot ment stores than Washington city CZARS ARMY Ami How Hol many troops hlll have the In I n l rut 1 Only thin the Russians know Imol replied Senator The TIie soldiers have lotte been beon brought In Iu lit lii small parties but they are everywhere It was wn estimated ed oil there h m were In 1800 I OO When I 1 traveled over Ci HIP Chinese rail mil railroad raIlroad road In Itt IDOl 1 I was u iia told by br n u high mill mili military tary tar authority that the soldiers num nuni numbered they IhY may lila ilia have hate OO 00 or ur even een there today With the new railroads rn ra thousands more can citti be he rushed rushell In III As 11 you Ol know l IIo every eer man mail manIn mailin In III ln Is s a it the tho czars available aaI army no rR millions i WAH AIt A ONE ONI ONEAt ONEt At t the Iho same time limo the lie Japanese troop I are 1110 thoroughly well troll organized There are Bre re no tiit better soldiers anywhere II I 10 und and lid no lilt braver On the thc otto ono side aIde the hu Japanese tire art lighting for rill their 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