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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

WE have received nothing author.
itative but it is almost certain that
Hon. Jerry Simpson was nominated by
the democrats at their convention at
Hutchinson Yesterday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam, the most
wonderful medicine ever put Oh market
for all stomach troubles. 1t cures where
all others fail. We keep it. Young
Drup Co
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08
SALE OF SCHOOL HOUSE.

Be it known that on the 18th day of June. A.
d. 1898. will, in conjunction with the School
Board, sell for cash to the highest bidder, the
frame school house situated in school district
number 2, known as the Bear Creek school
house. Said sale to be held at the school house
situated in said school district between the
hours of 200 p. m. and 400 pm
F. NJ. SHE'LL.
County Superintendent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08
When You Take Your Vacation

the most necessary article to have
with you latter your pocketbook) is a
bottle of Foley's Collie Cure. It is an
absolute prevention or cure of all de-
engagements of the bowels caused by
change of water. You are likely to
need it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

Is your hair falling out or turning
gray? This can be stopped at once by
the use of Beggs' Hair Remover. c. III.
ldell, of Nevada, Mo-. says: Zone bot
tie entirely stopped my hair from fall
ing out" We sell it. Young DrugCo.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

To those troubled with piles, either
itching or bleeding, we particularly rec
ommend Dr.Sawyer'sIArnica and Witch
Hazel Salve. 1t will Immediately re-
lieve and positively cure this disease.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

Pimples and blotches on the face are
most unsightly things to look at ard
disfigure an otherwise handsome face.
Are you aware that these can be entire
ly removed by using Beggs' Blood Pur-
lfier and Blood Maker. Sold by Young
Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

Ottawa, Kansas. Chautauqua Assem-
bly,, one fare 1919 for round trip, on
sale June IL, -, Is. return limit 9th.
Winfield Chautauqua Assembly, one
fare 1910 for round trip, on sale June
18th to 22nd inclusive, return limit to
June oath.
G.. E. BECHTEI., Agt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

5. 5. Ford, Ty Ty. Ga. Beggs' Diar-
rhoea Balsam gives the best satisfac-
ton to my customers of any medicine l
ever sold for all summer complaints.
We always keep it. Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING.

The Peoples party central committee
of Barber county will meet in the city
of Medicine Lodge, on Saturday, June
IL, 1898. 1t is desired that every mem.
Der attend. Report the names of new
committeeman at this meeting.
r. V. CANT. Chairman.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08
HARRIS RECEIPT FOR BLAcKLEG.

Sulphur. 10 pounds; copperas, 6 pounds
saltpetre, pounds ;lime lair slacked) pounds
Above ingredients should be pulverized and
then mixed with from two to three times their
bulk of common salt. Give TO cattle in spring
and fall instead of straight salt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08
CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY.

AT Forest Park, Ottawa, June 18th to 9th.
One fare for round trip. Tickets on sale June
ii, Il and ID. inclusive. good to return until
June 9th. The Santa Fe is the best line to the
assembly administration only half block.
For particulars see local agent Santa Fe.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A second
hand Deering self binder, almost as
good as new, having harvested about
$50 acres. Will sell for cash or trade
for good young work horse.-T. e.
Nichols, 5miIes southeast of Lake City.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

Take pill that is a pill, built on
medical science by an able physician;
such is the short story of DR.. Sawyer's
Little Wide Awake Pills.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

Penny Wise and Pound Foolish
are they who have not Foley's Collie
Cure as safeguard in the family.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

A good farm near Kiowa can be
bought cheap. Inquire at this office for
terms and particulars.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

!. WILLIAM MCKINLEY

United States Senators i. Baker
of Kansas, w usrrts
MEMBER of Congress. eth Dist. Jerry Simpson
Congress sman- at-large u d RotEin
Judge of 24th Judicial Dist.. g W. Mckay
Judge OF Appellate coust. a. w. Dennison
State Senator. S7th District A. j. 1itus
Representative, 18th District. w. q. MiIlar
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

We can furnish you 500 good, printed
envelopes for S1.00 That's cheaper
than sending away or stealing them.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

Get your dental work'd done while DR..
Yant, ID. l.. s. is here. The best is the
cheapest.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

Mr.. p. Ketcham. of Pike City, CAL,
says: During my brothers. late sick
ness from sciatic rheumatism. Cham
berlain's Pain Balm was the only rem
edy that gave him any relief.u Many
others have testified to the prompt re-
lief FROM pain which this Iiniment ar
fords. For sale by ]. r. Young Drug
Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

HATH0LlC.-Services held on Tuesday af-
~ ter the third Sunday in each month.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-08

G. E. BECHTEL, Agt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-09
HORT MEMS STORIES.

ohA1 TANooGA, Tenn--A scsnsro,a
counter occurred AT Tuscaloosa wbsrn ,h en-
n.v "bn crazy negro named Nalona ~
n 49, ~ : hght, The innatie stabbed onc
KIM, nm ,9 eesth badly hurt another and wa s
MARsEli IES-Thc steamer rcno,,a, 80.
rs.,n OF baruek turns out 10 be .he s,s,,,,,l.
i-eris from cnrdin for Mnraeil.s -y,,,b 49,,
Sis was wrecked January i ana ~, .9'a''
VIZ h,lns ot ntsocn men, were an losr w
DUBUQUE. iowa--Dr. Nicholas p,a,
y, shtoe range Under. for ascertainins Az uss
-, ,nns on sea or land. but intonde,,
~ kulat Rhnners IN narai aesnhA.s s,hs ~.
soi s.,nt VIII measure any distereo H.,
No. 49, sarus The army and navy. II Is sa,r
nWe ordered samples '' " - saia'
CITY or MENIco-The soye,n,nor,
pvsuh minting new 70 cont uieees go IN,
cuietion. wv p'NVes from cir
MADRlp-~rhe Gazette publishes sacrn.
r.noing tor the augmentation OF ths ,rsas
u. NY poids by sae,oapeed pcsetas, securas Z.
mAnktp-Thc Spanish cabinet has s..,d.,
~ ~. tnsc me number % cnnsniates ~ Sne,,
ny n,ns snn Ia certain slands on tle pa,,e,,,
~ hiN-The Russian military a6xiso, ~;
fhken ny China. Colonel Narineff 80 -
sut,ThAMproN.-A great crowd nxa.,,,,, E,
NJ. 70 n'd farewell to Gonsrai Booth tx
wsn " tns salvation Army. who sailed for
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- -7-1'-4-s'---'-----s
SMALL CiiAr.
Ii.L..l. -


EnIiHndN rorciGn rrnhe--ssrs. sIay-
brick May siet g-henrine.
London. January S.+The foreign trade
Of Gfeat Britain during 1897 was the
iargcst IN history The total exports. i'm
ports and rc-eSports amounted to 7i5.42g. :
goo pounds (tS,722, ll5,00o) The growth
Of the Imports is almost entirely due 10
the huge purchases OF produce in the
United stetes amounting to ili,iO0 600
pounds Cs5T3. 600 900, The greatest quan,
uty OF the exports were textiles
Tho farnellites VIII introduce their GUS
tomafy amAesty amendment 10 the queea 3
spetch ~ the opening OF parliament
The case OF Mrs. Florence MayDeiax VIII
perhaps be reorened shortly In another
form important evidence in favor II Mrs.
Edlth May Carew has beon discovered and
an lnfiueftially signed petition 10 the
queen aaktne for her re-tral IN England Is
preparing.
lhe swNaes seem inclined to take advsn.
tiEv OF Russla's prrnccupation IN The bar
East 10 reopen hostililies with Norway.
When the relations between The two toun-
titles were strained In 1896 II became cyi-
dent Russia was inclined 10 Intervene IN
Norways behalf
music hail singer who sold letters
addressed 10 her by King MILAN has peon
expelled from Buda Pesth
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INDIANS BURNED AT THE STAKE.
Murderers and Ravishers Met Fate Nearly as
Awful as That of Their Victim
The Crime Revolving Being
ise-.Thc EarthI, the Indians We're
the Torch.
sssssssssssssss.
sssss.sssssssess


Little Rock s special the Gazette from Fort Smith Ark
a Smith
Oklahoma Friday
In
muted
mu,lato
They
Seminole Nation MGey
their the
until they all Of his earthly
wcreb q the take
The Indians met their With tho
extinct the allowed the
favshers
burned beyond recognition
tho murder of Mrs Simmons
individuals
terrible
that much Mooished will o mob
This is third in the
in the last twenty-five singular
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roun NEGnoEs LYNcmEp.
Two of Them Were Rapists and Two
We're nlurder,rs.


~" VI '"rh' "ere hapis's ana two
were "nr"er"rs.
iA'lo hoch, ArK., January S.--Four coll
ored men have been lynehed In the vicinity
~ paarden hru ,vi,hi, tha loo, ,,,,. so,.
T,ro ,,,,, ra,,,,., 49,, 49,. ,...,... NJ,
IVY "''' '"p'''S "iiu '"o "iuiuefefs' nc
raVishelS, Devoe and Huntley, were swung
up near Harlow mill ranch, about three
miles north of Bearden. while The murder
ans mn, ,he,, ta.o a.. 80,
49, ih 'AV wv" VI 4'itt'e
Say, u rev miles sonth OF Bearden, The
work was done by two separate mops and.
according 10 repof4g from ttordvce ne,,, ,ba
.csns ~ ,,,,a,,,r,a ,,.nsA,r.. -, -.
S' '''N F""''" f'o ''Hp"'Hs Sio"teu Az
lie excitement.
Deyoe and Huntloy were lynched for A
crime cornlnlttsd "a year aco A, ,bat tina
shS' A'Vihp'eu 10 outrage MRS falhc.
respectable white woman ~ Beardeu. Both
negroes escaped after their crime and re-
n.in.d on, ~ ~ ,.i,t,i,, o.. 49,,
iiioli'hs' "a lew uayH ago DeVoe put IN an
appearance, but was promptly arrested. A
mob WAS uuiclSly gathered mud )pvoe hsrely
.,s,,,,.,, .i,-n,,,,i,,. -. -,
~ t-N Ae 40 w
INC seahd fesafaihs huatley, but refused
10 gigo any information al FIRST He finally
9t"NNu 'H+s iAHANiSy was Nothihs Ut An
der-on's nlils on the Cotton Belt railroad.
ADout twenty-five miles north on tordyce'
lieype Was ieft ia cnarge u !, heavy guard
near Boarden. while lhe REMAINDER OF the
mon went 10 Anderson mil 20 ger Iu,fr-
ley. They Iound their man ana a,arted
away wRh him, but they never reached
Bearden with the negro. lie Mas wnehed
after leaving Andorsons mill. When NE
mob returned TO lltard.n they NV. ,n,t M,
report that Huntley could mol b. fo,,nd ~
zoe VAS then placed In a wagon and ina
mob started with MIN 10 HARLOW MiII ranrb
three miles nctth OF Beurden. where ;ha
CRIME WAS committed. Ia order lhat ns
victim might ldentify him. Later tbe mar
returned with an entity WAGON ami renai,''sI
that Deyoe had escaped. Thore seems 10 ~
no doubt OF the fate OF both ranls,s
Tho Two other men lynehed ,y,.re ARGUS,
OF the murder OF BARI Froderlclt - ,yalcv.
bumper rot, tbe Cofton aait NJ iStl "','o,
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GERMANS NAVY.
william IL Very Likely 10 lie Given
What He Wants.


Berlin. January S.-tCopyrighted, 1898.
by the Associated Press,) 1.-The reichstag
Viii assemble on Tuesday and tho budget
committee viii forthwith begin its de-
hbeiations. Tho chances of the naval bill
are materially improved. The conservatives
with the exception OF the agrarian wing.
tho national liberals and fraction of The
radicals now generally favor the measure,
while split among the contrists Is in
lrocess or formation The Frussian mem
Dels, under Tho lead OF Herr Lieber, arc
inclined to vote for the bill with certain
amendments. on the othe. hand the South
Germans, Especially tine Bayarians. are
alaiteiably opposed to IT, Ii the split Is
effected. Emperor William will have his
Dig navy anu the confrists the most pow
efiul opponents OF che government ana
against whose wishes no measure Gould
hitherto be passed In tins reichstAS, Will
cease 10 be unit and . new pirty group
ing neceshiatpd in the fcichsi9, which
VIII materially affect tho electiols IN Inc
spring. II the emperor ami the ,,oysrnllert
are Willing 60 accept certain amendments
notably IN regard TO the aptcnnata fea.
tufe, the measure ean oe lasss, By tie
present relchsag. though there viii rob
ABLY be :. very close vote
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| ture Will have cause TO regret 1t for
| good many days. He Is Congressman John
Lent OF the Columbus district LeAtz, 1t
| Will be recalled. made himself more or less
| Conspicuous at tne ohio democratic Goa
| yention by announcing himself as a re
| oeptiye" candidate for the nomination OF
| governor. AS he had Just been elected 10
| congress there was disposition to con-
| sider this last aspiration as something Ike
arrogance. and OF the more than yuO voues
he got three. Lentz is an able fellow but
| VIXEN he confided To xofle friends that IL
| the case OF the death OF Bryan before 1900
he would be the logical candidate Tor the
presidential nomination. the friends
! thought ii SO sood a joke that they told 1t.
He has been laughed at a good deal in con-
sequence. aq
Congressman Lentz came out in an in
terview the other day urging that the
democrats make no unholy alliances; that
they let the republicans fight out their
family row without taking hand IN IL:
that they make no compromise for paltrv
few offices and all that. / nave not the
exact language. hut 1t was about the al gu
ment that one might have expscted from "a
democratic member Of the legislature who
had determined to stay away aud let Ham
ma have a majority. II was nlain enough
advice that the democrats shoilI rot 30
In and help defeat Hanna.
HAS A WICKED PARTNER.
The Interview called forth n lot Of re-
joinders, one of which. signed JEFFERSON
ian." was sent through The mails TO every
democrat in congress. ltis an oDen letter
to Congressman Lentz The writer sug-
eests in so many words that the views ex-
pressed by Lentz laid him cpen TO the
suspicion "cf having had your vision dis
torted by gazing into the bung hole OF
Hanna'e barrel He tells how sor weeks
Hanna has had agents travelling over Ohio
to find some democrat who would express
Just such views. and then recalls the fact
that Lentz is the law partner of George X.
Nash who was Hanna's campaign man
ager.
After declaring that despite his talks of
'spoils and bribcs.' Lentz has more per-
sistently sought office than any other man
in Ohio the writer SAYS:
As l write / have before me govern
ment envelope bearing your signature and
frank This contains wood cut Of ]. j
Lentz. with an article written bv yourself
or with your fell approval, announcing
yourself as 'Ohio's leader and booming
Yourself for the vice presidency. DO the
laws of our country normit YOU to send
such matter through the mail free2 You
cant screen yourself behind a clerk for
this infringement OF the ranking privilege.
Even YOU seem willing to take risks and
save 2-cent stamp in YOUR pursuit OF
the spoils ana brides of Office
The letter Is particularly hot document |
throughout. IT. has served to create a good |
deal of fun among his associates here and |
1t is not likely that Lent will be allowed |
to soon hear the last OF his advice.
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~ kpsoer Worried Over the Seizure
n sf Mao Chan.
REGARDS THE PROPERTY vALUELfss
WILL Prove a Source Of Huge Ex-
pcnsc to Germany.
IARE PAYING COURT TO JAPAN
Russia and France both want the
Little Nations Good WiiI-rhe
Japs Make Purchases.

London. January s.--tCopyrighted, 1898,
BY the Associated Press. 1.-The disclosure
OF the details Of the terms OF the acquisi
meritarily scared the British public, which,
however. now regards Gerinany's move with
all the more equanimlty as. in the opinion
OF persons Intimately acquainted with
China, Kiao chau hay is OF little CONNER
ciai value and VIII be only source OF huge
expense fer the German Jamesoners.D II
the harbtr had been commercially valuable,
it Is poiatcd out. II would long ago have
been made treaty port, but II Is said TO bs
completely oyershadowed by the close prox-
Unity OF flourishing Che Foo. The prov
ince OF Shan Tulig, II liz added, Is entirely
agriculture and hardly able TO support It's
position, while the strategic value OF Kiao
Chau bay can be inferred by the fact OF
Russia, In spite OF the Cassini treaty al
lowing Germany to occupy It. Altogether
kino Chau bsty is not likely TO prove val
liable possesslon.
There are no further revelations OF the
British Intentions since those OF the MaA-
chester Guardian on January 3. which were
cabied TO the Associated Press at that timn,
which were undueati0nabiy the official Wow
Of the situation. II liz likely that Great !
Brltnin's policy viii be further demon
straied by her sending q warship TO Mao |
Chau, as she has nirenfy sent them to Che
mulpo and Port Arthur.
~ u leading diplomat remarked 10 a rcp- |
resentatiYe OF the Associated PresH
'-The statesmen OF Berlin and st. Peters
burg must be strangely unohseryont IL they |
imagine either TINT Great Britain. tho |
United States or Japan will allow them the
monopoly of pluns.
The Spectator reveals IN the statement |
that the United States IS nav inclined 10
support the British demand hat no eNciu
sive privileges he granted TO any jndlvld-
ual power In China and says;
Nothing short OF a direct menace OF as-
gression would tempt any combination OF
continental powers to face The whole Anglia
Saxon race united and resolved
ia 1t is amusing 20 notice Russia aud France
couitlng japan. Roth Of them are 10
daily fear OF her forming an Offensive and
defensive alliance with Great Britain IA
= matter OF fact there are thinys much
more. unlikely than the eventual alliance
of Great Britain. China and Japan and the
contingency would mcguire sliii more prob
sh'lity should Great I'ri,aih. It's x seems
certain now, guarantee Chinese loan At 1
inc present moment. so far as Great Britain
y Concerned The loan Is the kernel of tpe
whole question
a suggestive Ilince OF news IL that Japan
mas purchased two cruisers M elhha tons
eanh. nhsch have besn blfiliing IA England /
for Chile
complstea, viii AFFECT tho market Tor giiy.r
II mpnoY II required 10 pay the fnnaneae
war indemnity and wnnid not he sent n
chinf, Silver could NOT be utilized
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EGYPT AND INDIA.
Great Activity and Ammunition nm"
Food Being Forwarded.

EOOU DEFINE VT
London. January s.--The official state-
ment that the military tactics IN Egypt arc
purely defensive 10 not credited. The great
est activity is manifested in all quarters.
Imruense supplies OF ammunition and faod
are being forced TO the front. and u IS
whispered in military circles that this
means that the ministers desire to meet
parliament With Khartoum in their hands,
sc that a triumph In Africa isay Offset tue
plumbers In India. Even with the live
Hest effort. however, the time Intervening
viii hardly suffice for coup In the SOU
dau. The Anglo Egyptian force consists
OF $4,000 Egyptians. three battalions OF
British troops and the Nile gunhoats, nil
ccmmandei by Sir Hon. Albert Kitchen
The latter refuses 10 allow the war CORE
snondant TO 10 beyond the head OF the
river 4 letter has been received from
Sondan which Gays that since July the der
wishes have killed over 1000 Of the Jaalin
tribe, and he adds that the women aud
children who are homeless and starving
number 5000 souls
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MAMsnAL cnAnwlcN LYNcn.,n.
MANFRED Ont of tho Jait ,.tnda,v--pa-
kotn Shiny NnrrNN Essnnn.

Hnnged Out of tho JAN sanda,y--,,a :
hota Sims Narrow Escape.
Caifax wyo.. Jaauary S.--Marshal
Chadwick, she suspected murderer .. youn.
Hayden. near Farmington. the night o,
October 90. was taken from iaii by a mob
this morning aud BANKED to the ives. wall
81 the court house, Jailer Tren vas iu-
formed that the mob wanted 10 hang Mar
shal BLACK Eycl Chadwick. and ,nakols
slim Mcdonald, and ordered him to give
W The jail keys. Two OF tho mob then en-
tered the Jail taking three of them The
mob went into the women's wing. where
''Dakoia Slim" WAS confined. "Slimr pro
tested HE Innocence and said. Take Rlacs
Eyei' II he admits his guilt and duplicates
me VIII 70.
The nah thought this n sair nropontloa
and went into the east wing Of thu iaii.
Where BLACK Eye was locked. lie fad
only time 20 say Don't hurt me; beforr
900 am innocent" when Que .. sha mon
struck BIN a heavy blow over The head
with an Iron bar. A rope MAS then fast.
ened around his neck and he MAS dragged
out o. the iail aud up tho stair % the
superior court room 10 double window
where q rope WAS tied around 4 standard
between the windows.
biark Eye" was then pitched head first
anu ivft dangling at the end OF an eighteen
.oe, rope AGAINST the court house wall /,
pan siew Of the psoSle on Main s.ree,.
ule tfas was being lone mart az the
nfp .etrned 70 Dakota slim ~ rell Oar.
- 'asn apsence me prisoner hai stuifsd
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WHAT SHE INTENDED
GEnMANl's MOTIVE WAX no iiofp
Kiso CHAD BAY.
0car Admir"i fcNnir sends he Navy
Dep"r,inent ti,c Proclamation Is
sncd at fhe rime at seisurc.

new YORK., January According 10 the
washington correspondent OF Tho rIerald
tho navy department has received reporta
from Rear Admtral MoNair. Who was re-
eently relieved from duty In command or
ihe Asiatie STATEN. Among theia waa n
copy q proclamation issued by Admiral
Won i9iederich, commanding the German
naYai force on The Asiatle station Tho
proclailation is Important. luaainiisli As n
shows that Germany's Intention 81 N. ,h,o
OF ianaihg force at kiau Chau lay MS
TO remain there permanently. /, read.
40 all Goncefnod with reference 10 me
Sessioa OF this territory. /. high coaiis
sioncr. IN obedience TO tho oamm;tuds of
MS imperial majesty have ,andel (, furee
of marines and have occupied kiao Chm
bay With access 10 the islands 10 tAe ieff
within The boundaries as act inrth heiaw
Ia the west In straight line from ths
ccaAt through shan TunS 10 a point oIeb.
Teen u tsix mics nom hiao LnAu 10 the
West al high Tide, thence "a a, iorln,1Iv
1ireation 10 Ia ia Enr, wnege a eukfnn
house = located, thence "a The con,.nonsns
ol the TWO rivers. no aud raAoo a,la
ProcOoding Westward 10 the etss co4st ~
TIC center OF La ushan hay IN. n.sy,,n
boundary " run from tue Said rrtlrr
southward 70 the Chile and Chalieu
islands.
The above described territory * /. II.
held by Germany for occupation owJnE 10
tne murder o. GeriIgal missionaries IA The
province Of Shan Tung and IL is but ,ta-
eouApia that China should be called upon
% make due PREPARATION. The said terri
tofy -, therefore, taken as guarantee
That such satisfaction Will BIZ given IA my
government hiay desira.
TINS proclamation Is accordingly issued
fQr general information aud merchants ana
others 10 ~ various tDwns In Ching loa
ere exiDcted 70 understand they are 10
9uxs.o u2er usual vacations and not siye
Wiling 81 70 tDuamnaatory runners ~
~ have aIpo e observe that relations az
o1W ~ ntnndehip hxve always existed
3et3@en ~ p9npare and China and In tho
pf&Q4 ~ peace s0sne days siuce Ger.
efesx effort IA coming 10 The
le1ting spirit Of neighboriy
- landing x forcss Il prcs-
~ - construed = an act or
81 49, ana yoa need not hsrbor
- Il - eleQieiea on this point.
~ Iav-6b II psoole 10 ths ', snd |
~ peace may b AZ
~ NofAo etkog hon6 savtra nun.
ne9Q<ten Uth Qhinana ~
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