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tn NSvaiL WAR NOIkS.

Upon the Application ul thr south
African republics. through III" medium
Of the Netherlands government. tho
british government has consented -
supply the Bocrs with lists Of III" Boz
prisoners held by the British and with
other proper information as to thei"
condition. The British government has
minated in addition that it expects
that the Boer government viii rHcipr"-
cate when called upon in kind.
Secretary Hay has cabltd {" inc
United States Consul Stanley Hollis
at LourcnEn Marquee. Portuguese !. iSt
Africa. directing him {" proceed ~ l'rr-
toria ana take charge "f the United
States consulate there. upon TN d"iar-
turc of Alr Macrum. This viii uhNiai"
tho necessity IF accepting III" services
81 Nj. Nit.rbury. who had been dtSi~-
mated hy NJ. MH'rum &" Lake rs
place Nj HullS viii sorv" ass consul
go Pr-..iia "uly until ihe arrival tE.t"
~ MI Ad,ih-rt hty
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Loan ana Title Co. and the Four Per
Cent Mortgage Co. The authorities say
that the companies existed only on pa
per. although regularly Incorporated
and that in each Roper was the only
person concerned.
Post Office Inspector Snow saws
Ropers scheme was alluring and that
his victims are in every state in the
nation and embraces all classes. He
says that even churches and lawyers
nave been taken in by Roper. 1t is
claimed that Roper served time in the
hafi"st"Wn prison for SWndling in
Boston. I'm that city9 it is said. he per
sonated Wrll-knnWn commission mer-
chants and sought to avoid trouble by
changing his middle initial letter Tn
Wrnl about obtaining consignmcnts If
produce ana other commodities BY thr
carload ana these he sold ana then
dropped out of sight 1t is also claim
ed he mas elsewhere been i'm trouble
II" viii b" given a hearing. Thursday.
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Special Catholic Christmas Privileges.

Washington. D.c. 1t Monsignnr
Martinclli has Just received from Rome
.n document in which the Pope grant
a. the Catholics Of tho world an un-
usual privilege i'll connection with the
celebration Of the year 1900 II con
rIrId.4 as follows.
''Thcr.fnrr, in order HAT ia" year
i,np " hich is about tn begin and which,
il j. to- bc bcVnutly hoped. viii usher
ia - far more happy century. may 10y
the aid of Gud and His "aly hegottcn
Sou our saviour have an auspicious
uinning aud May close after Il prosper
aus course, His Holiness. Pope Leo.
MIL EIaciuusly grants that on the
..let or December. both nf the year
y hich is now ending ana Of the year To
Iy@in ut midnight in churches and
chapeIs wherr the most holy Eucharist
iS Kept. according to the prudent judg-
mont Of the ordinary. the most angus
sacrament may be exposed for admi-
ration ana he grants also, the per
mission To say or to sing in the pres
cncc ,t the Eucharist thus exposed and
that at that hour. one only mass of the.
Feast Of the Circumcision ana the oc-
tavr Of christmas Moreover. he.
grants to the faithful the special priv
ii"Gr of receiving Holy communion at
The same time. either during or out
Side the celebration nf the mass
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SMOOTH swIRDLtR ARRESTED.
osH.er " Roper Accused Ct Having s~indied
thousands Of People

N-u Yurh a.. % -p~mer ~ i;"I~t
Of Newark. y . was arrested. dan
O., t'uif,i Stat officers ana MAS com
untitled o., Jail boz default of $50" bonds
I.rlat - charged nIth u-.ur .lr maui.
iur .undUnl purposes Ihr '.ih''..
tt,.- ,Ltum th4t hi~ s0h,w' vl- ttr h.'-
r,r than NiIf.r- Frlukin syndicate ll
that wv. t.-.k tu plenty nf money aH"
seldom ur newer ra.i auA uut. 'N'rit
tlr running ,Np,u-.s They h.N' .'
complaints drawn up AGAINST Ai" a"-
..N that -u moore are hlrt att ttf'
th., IAN get thousands 81 them Dr. n,-'-.
De-. The -Wiudl-. as thry say DR. MAS
has been 900 operation for th .r 'r-f
Rop.r'S business required "a laf ~ f"f
~ clerks. stenuEraph-r~ and 'tt.Wi.i-
.rs and h. did au enormous mNI hur
mess.
II L. claimed that Roper il III" livA'.'
CORPORATION ~ New Jersey. thr l;r"'''
Loan and Trust Fund CO.. th' k''''
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NO GUESS WORK HERE.
All Augusta People Have TO do is 10 Follow
the Example OF Fellow Citizens.

Facts are stubborn.
Some may be disputed.
None can br disproved.
y fact is the opposite of fiction.
Is always hedged about with proof;
Has to stand the test of investiga-
ton:
or Ii drifts to the realm of doubt;
Investigate closely the following:
The closer the scrutiny the more con-
vincing the result.
An Augusta citizen speaks here:
Speaks from experience and convic-
ton:
Relates facts-stubborn facts.
That may be disputed but cannot be
diSproVed
Mrs Il. Bonney of IL Weston Place.
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills and Doan s
Ointment are very wonderful remedies
My knowledge of Deans Kidney PILLS
dates back some three years. Their
use proved them to b. Of great value
| Was induced to get box ut {. X.
Partridce's old Reliable drug store
opposite the postufiicc, and its use
proved So effective that it led me to
buy u box uf DoanS Ointment. Here
again. the most miraculous powers of
Doan's remedies was apparent |
would not dare to be without them in
the house. | am glad to recommend
such valuable remedies. Their great
value cannot be questioned.
Deans Kidney Pills are for sale hy
all dealers. Price 50 cents. Mailed hy
Foster Milburn 90, Buffalo. \. -,
sole agents for the United States Re
member the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Baron Ponzanca t.Ianes Plaisdsd
Wild,p is dead. at London He was
born jury l.. 1916 Earou Penzlnca Wa;
counsel IA The Duchy Of Lancaster ami
baron of the vXchc'lucr 1NGo-G3!.. was
jude, of the cnurt NJ probate ana Ill
Arches Count SINCE I>15.
two American commercial travellers.
uhn hav" arrived AT Belfast. Ire. say
they were. detained at Queenstown ON
suspicion of being Bocr spies They
-ay III" United States consul obtained
their release and that he is making an
inquiry into The matter.
c"I James Graham and William i.
'Hlr-.H. tw' prominent politicians oi
-t M-ry4 Kan. drank from bottly
committing u ti~irf,ctIut Sunday. b.
,l.,inG Ell WAS tr nr whiek-v. ANA both
lr- seriously in ANA may die. col
Graham haG bought y bottle " disin-
,.,f..t 1" suarI against smallpox. and
nl~' Ct hotr." OF Whiskey. and mixed
-r, bottles lay mistake. Graham was
lieutenant rr III. -2nd Kansas Re.si-
il.a Iu h~ Spanish war
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The New Orleans arrived at Sina-
pore. Sunday. three days behind the
Brooklyn. en- route for Manila. Both
vessels are due at Manila in about 4
week
Commander + r. Wood. III :. n. dird
NJ typhoid fever at His residence in Wash
ingtnn. AZ ~ VI. Monday. tie was iii
command ol hc 2unbolt Petrol At the
hattie Of Manila EaN. The deceased cap-
Annapolis. Wednesday. y battalion Of
cadets Will purtiripat" and services will
he held at the chapel of Tho naval acad-
"lnN- The pail hearers VIII he Srlectr !
from among naval officers who were int
mate friends of Capt. Wood. Admiral
Dewey will alt,uG the funeral. with a
number ri naval people from Washington
The United States supreme court
Monday. decided in the naval prize
money ease growing out Of the capture
VI the Spanish steamer Buena Ven
tura, during thv Spanish war, that The
couG nmnation ~ The vessel was con-
trary -o the terms ~ the President :
pro-, }.majiuu and ordered that the
proceeds Of the sale Of the vessel br
Curn-f over lo the owners. In the
cases of the vessels Pedro and Guido.
also owned by SpaniaId~. The condem-
nation was affirmed.
Thr transport Zealandia ut san
Francisco from Manila has IN board
The bodies Of Capt ]. II. McGrath Nj
the 4th Cavalry ana II. II. Hodkins
ana Frank J. Murray Of the lst cali
fornia Volunteers. all of whom met
death in action. While the Zealandia
was in Manila about $4,000 worth of
church property stolen by Finpino in
sur@rntS was restored to the priests
mt Malatc ~ United States troops
The court If inquiry into the loss Of
the Morgan city. fully cXunrratcd capt
Doris hut suspended The pilot for life
4. :. Robinson. VINO arrived on tn.
Iualandii has the contract Ia rails. The
cabl" steamer Hooker. wrecked on Cor
crEidor island. but found it impossibI"
to- save tn" vessel
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Washington. Dec 1.-THE adjutant
general received a telegram, today
saying that the troopship Meade, car
rying the 43rd Volunteer Infantry, ar
rived . Alden al the southern extrem
ily of the Red sea. this morning, in
good condition. He also received word
that the transport Logan, carrying the
4lst Infantry Volunteers arrived at
Port Said, the entrance to the SueZ ca
nal, yesterday afternoon, with all well
on board. These two regiments are on
their way to the Philippines.
Gen. Otis reports to the war depart
ment the arrival at Manila of the
transport Conemaugh and Leelanaw
with five officers, 16 enlisted men, IS
civilians ana 492 horses
The following cablegram has been
received at the navy department from
Admiral Watson telling Of the part
played by the navy in the occupation
Of SubiS bay:
Manila. Dec. Lion the morning of
the ninth. about II o'clock. I received
telegram from Macarthur asking our
cooperation with Grants forces scat
tered toward olangapo. SubiE bay. /
suspended the Charleston court Of in
curry andgStartcd the same evening for
SuhiS with the Baltimore, the Oregon
hnd company Of marines from the
barracks We arrived at daylight on
the 10Th with landing parties organic
ed. Found Major Stevens in posses
sion OF olangapo. having arrived at
dark on the ninth. Relieved the army
forces by 100 marines, Meyers, com
handing. Transported the army de
tachmcnt t. Subig. The town was
abandoned on our arrival. Grant al
rived in the afternoon. We left the
Oregon, the Gardoquoi and the Min
doro and returned to Cavite on the
llth. The Olangapo navy yard ma
| chinery is in fair condition. the shops
damaged only by the previous attack.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Tnc manifest ,.,lrit,.t.r i,,. -;,..,i,, !
Norton. affair." 'I.,,. ii,..,i,f.l III III
Mpuitillt. failed III, ,ii-.,,-'..,. tl ,t. i. '.t
FIJI tp clolr uU tn, MYSTERY lr Hill. r...,.,, Nv
terror existing There. Thr only cIur found
was = h"N used .u lnr af tnr attrnutS { ]
START urr Hundreds attended ill.,. fu-
m III. ,r,..+...2 ..,.',..,..
...,t,-- f-,.,,. l'i'i' -Ud'''.II
l.riJt D,r 4. 3;,.,i.., li...' ''h-
town of ir,.t,ll ,.t 'i'', va " -. u ~
N,r.if,., fr ,,I,i,tiff. s.,, '''
rb.lu, ~. \ : ratfin t-..s,.,. -, NJ, ,,i ~
aittlt,'. .,I .,...' 4 ,IHl,'
II Sr,t-b l,.,y ,,,I,ai,tti " u"N' ''''i 5'
l,t.as In assess ""i'-
Ln' 'I| JudSt NJ tbn. ~ At district court
~ f"flI'Nd MnnddN. evidence was taken
IN Drd..t, Il iI,.u-.it IN irI l.inI%fqp
St,lraf ,,i,,-. n I'LL. N'lio'I'F y. 4.
III - ri. l''i' ti'il' y Il.
tyy...n ~. III, ,..,I - .,ii,Sl'ii nJ
Nov g. i petition in han<runtcI' Ia. h..,.,
filed bv III. firm Of W-rIis 4 &, If a.
fast
The. r-pit.J s,.,t... t.,,.,,..,i,.,,.... -
,.,,t,, N.Y. ~ 10y ,'''l" Dog, y, -
w. N'i'" ,idH IHNi W''n llu~n"d by
,hr hI'h IRON W orhS- went out. Monday,
" h'I!h hrr Official tests. Captain M. ~.
Emery, chief engineer: Ii. r. Rocker.
Naval Constructor NJ T.. Capp~ ANA
Lieut.. Richard Henderson. I'LL Il MI NJ
VII, H'ttl h''rd' N"r" m th. raven NJ
.tart.d II 7.ap i. Nj. bmt Wien ehc nrhtd
~, n" lll''r' I"ur-' ~nc I"ulh u Wa tor
r;,I.,..I r,,rtl,. nv, tri.,I ,,u, If ,,iii ,.,,i
.ihly h,. tn" next pleasant d3X
Fishermen ..,.i,.,.,lI, will t .,,t..r...tl
i'm = trial OF sailin.; qualities hrtwccu two
w'li-krpwu bank fishing craft. thu
Tfrt,t,, XXX 81 Nihh,I.,',, ~" .,, ~
Hcrt. 10th left Ruchspprl 81 Tie srnl-
,lmI S(iirIAN. h",lnI i9r i,I4r'n,i' t''y
fnrmrrl, h3ll,d from 1;!plrr.t.r Hill.
Nicholson was built this yrIr ~ Tarr &
James Al Essex Captain J"lih NrInnia.
,"ril''lH ~ ' ,...'.I HIM lr"N'll'
pry.r..,r< ill., Eichnfsrn. ,'ni.. i.!rrahI,.
money ha- been w1l,ere'l "n rlsc result "u
N'' ''l Iua'
t,'r.,.,rI -" Iii '""I ,n"r'.rL II
where ne ~ll art rs counsel f"r lirrr,
Bailey, the dclHUllinE cashier 81 the ole
brook National baiih. up'" ~ I'i ''l.--,.i. I'LL
il,.'', !, ,m i,'', ,'ii niti Nttnr
u1mhI.it I,aiIrN Mil plead nuIn ,.unttm-
dcrc ana throw himself up"n the n.rcN
Al tnr court. I,iiI' I ,i',n m = !,
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glvrn 1t name. He said 1t was certain
cure for rhcumltisn, lumbago. neuralgia. sore
throat, cold il the chest, weak backs, tired
arms, shoulder, and legs, stiff Joints. Sorc
muscles. aching feet, AMI all bruises, sprains,
pains and aches.
The Boston man tried the green oil Tor all
these troubles, and found it was really ANA
ing what wonderful cures the green oil CT
tected Then he made arrangements to have
the Swiss herb and other ingredients broueh;
across to America in ships, and when he got
back TO Boston he organized a COMPANY 70
make and sell the remedy. 1t had no name,
50 he called it Omega Oil.
It's good for everything linimcnt ought
to be good for.
Since its Introduction in this country thousand.
and thousands of bottles have been sold, and many
people ali over the country have been cured of tlor
pains. Most druggists sell it. All ought to. II is
the dnty of every dealer 10 carry this wonderful
Imminent in stock. II your dealer does not ken, il.
tell him he can get of any jobber in medicines. II
he wont get il for you, the Omega Chemical Co..
Boston, Mass, will mail you bottle prepaid II vou
send SOC in cash. money order stamps ga
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Lorenzo Marques, Dec. 1.-THE fol
lowing dispatch has been received from
the Boer lager near Ladysmith: Sew
eral l<aftir runners from Ladysmith to
Estcourt have been captured. They re
ccived from G15 to $40 for the trip
The Intercepted messages show thai
men and horses in Ladysmith are now
on half rations, that whisky is 81 a
bottle and that beer is exhausted.
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\ Rcston business man, with hi, wife, va,
oycr II Europe. While in r5ri, bis wife fcl!
irom cJ.risgc and hurt her ankle drcadluIly.
She was laid Up in led for weeks, and the
doctors couldn't do a thing to relieve her.
Then the Boston rnan had his wife carried To
t.c r'i,roal train and took her to 4 small vii
lagc OF the side Of the Alps mountains in
Switzerland, thinking change would 10 her
good. Here, by accident, he came across an
old Swiss peasant, who pedlled a green
co,or.d oil in a bottle. The Boston man got
some flr mis- wife, and two hours after rubbing
ii on her ankle she could stand up and walk
as gppd rs anybody. Before that She was
uijcrlr helpless. Then the Boston man hunted
Up He I'D Swiss peasant again, and after
whole LIT OF trouble he succeeded in buying a
recipe for making the green oil. The green
color, he found out, came from i very rare
herb that grew on one of the Alps mountains,
AMI il MAS thi, same herb which had SO quickly
cured his wifes spraned ankle. The old
peasant told him he had been making this
remedy FOR many years, but he had never
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Pretoria, Dec 11.-Nia Lorenzo Mar
qucs.-The Beers captured three Brit
ish guns in the engagement with Gen.
GatacreS force at Stormbcrg. The
Sortie at Kimberley. Saturday. was an
attempt to take the Bocr position at
l<amperdam and to secure the water
works. All the British shots fell short
Details are expected from the Boo"
outposts in the direction of Modder
river. There is a report that the Brit
ish are advancing on the plain and
heavy lighting is anticipated. Gen.
Prins Loo and Gen. Crunjc command
the Bocr forces.
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Datlp 4 ennebec 3opr;,al.

stronger position than Laings Mex. No
news has yet been received confirming
the Boer report of the capture of 80
prisoners from Lord Methuens column
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THE PHILIPPINE WAR.
Continued from page ID

ana a major ana II men with 4 rifles
captured.
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Paris. Dec. 1.-THE news Of Gen.
Gatacre's reverse made an immense
impression in Paris. But. although the
afternoon papers predict the gravest
consequences in the disaffected Dutch
portion of Cape Colony. they cannot
British misfortune. Most of the jour
mails see in the defeat an undoubted
trap laid by Beers working in con-
junction with Dutch traitors.
The Journal DeS DebatS. "pitumiZes
the general opinion. saying that Sir
Alfred Miner has threatened in vain
to overwhclm the diSloyal Dutch Win
the thunderbOltS Of British wrath. aGd
that even he must. today. realize that
race sympathy is stronger than loyalty.
1t seems in the attitude of the Afri-
kanders. the ineyitable result of tho
tactlesS language of the British press
in referring To the war as a struggle
between the British ana Dutch for the
supremacy in South Africa.
The Temps says: The story pf TIL.
ambush at Stormberg reads like a
chapter from Fennimore Coopers TIL
Spy. The situation resembles that Of
the American war of Independence.
when the cOlnniStS devoted themselves
10 deceiving. misleading and ambush
ing the British generals for love cr
their country and with the assent Of
Washington
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MafekinS, Nov. 30.-Nia Lorenzo
Marques, Dec. ll.-Sorties by the Brit
ish arm"rcd train and Bocr Smelling
of the town continue. The British have
had but few casualties. Last evening
the Protcctorate Regiment managed to
occupy an outpost where the British
Lce-Mctfords could reach the enemy $
biz gun and the result was that the ef-
fcctivcness of the Boer fire was mater
tally reduced.
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Dublin. Dec. 1.-THE lord mayor Of
Dublin Mr.. Daniel Talon. presided at
4 meeting Of the corporation. today
called to protest against the Transvaal
war. The clerk declared that
there was no quorum but the lord
mayor insisted on making a statement
in which he declared that
the war was 'Wanton and unproVoked
aggression undertaken by Mr.. Cham
berlain and capitalists against q hand
ful of farmers" He further declared
declared that America was opposed
20 this iniuuituuS war" In til" mean
time the mcmb"rS present shouted.
mo quorum ANA "Drdrr' ard the
tunust in thc galleries drowned all the
speeches. Eventually. the lord mayor
left the chair. with the galleries cheer
ing for President Kruger. No attempt
was made I" adopt The previously pre-
pared resolution against tn" war.
FrCrc Camp, Natal. Monday. Dec ~
- T.. M.-Thc British cavalry recon
uoitrcd to-day. abreast Of colcnsn and
exchanged shots with parties nf beers
who fell back arcoss the river. The
kopjcS were observed Ia b. thirky &C
cuprd hy TIA" enemy. tn" railway
briJg" at colcnsu has been completely
destroyed. Two St"u" piers W"r"
blown up. last night. Th" highway
b1idG" is intact.
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Everyone anything
uu=uu=- The Preferred
The Preferred

ASSETS
u. $. Registered Bonds, pcr
cent.
L. 5. Registered Bonds, per
cent,
New York City Bonds, 81 per
cent.
West Shore x. II. Bonds,
st. Louis Gold Bonds,
cash in Bank,
cash III offices.
Interest due and accrued,
Premiums in course Of Co.lcC-
toa,
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81 ladies wrappers lined u, the
waist yoke braid trimmed. worth
2l.00 at
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

The New Orleans arrived at Sinl-
pore. sunday. three days behind the
Brooklyn en- route for Manila. Both
vessels are due at Manila in about a
week
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-12-07

When you write about 1t say you saw
In the GAZETTE.
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Farmers Correspondence
YODER 1rE aS.

Protraoted meetings. are going on AZ
Elmer. Brother Mann is manning the
meetings.
Rev. Proper If DesMone'. lo"a
preached at Harmony last Sunday,
Jake BrOmwell and wife, Rob Bran
we'll and family, A. Umstott and wife
Mrs, Sarah Bramwell aud $ A, Free
man ate Turkey at win BromwellS at
Pretty Prairie on Thanksgiving day
They report an enjoyable day.
Will Hoadly, George Warner, and John
schrock attended the State Dairy Asso-
citation ut Manhattan.
Ed Yoder, Misses Blanche aud Fannie
Yoder, Miss Hazel Crislip, Misses Lillian
and May Vowel, Misses Bertha aud Roao
Trisler, John CASTOR, Misses Clara and
Cora Bramvell, Miss Daisy Sw0nder
Uncle Frank aud Aunt Lizzie attended
the Central Kansas Teachers meeting al
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-12-07

An editor prints his paper TO give his
patrons the newqoflthe day and for the
money there is in II, He lie presumed 10
know OF what he writes, and he gener-
ally does. When no writes as he does
in the Leader Courier, 0sceOia Mills, Pa
without fee or hope of reward, thai
"Cham berlaiu'S Cough Bemedy acts mag
icaly, and WA have found none better
in our household. II you have cough
try l." it maybe accepted as an honest
expression, worthy Of credence. Fol
sale by all druggists.
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lures on hIa critics. Ho intlmated
that II would Ia an almost impossible
task to permanently subdue the Fill
pinos. He spoke highly OF their intel
ligence, especially the higher clauses.
Said tho president OF ARuinaldO's con-
0Tess was educated In Europe, spoke
seven or eight languages, was the ALL
thor of several technical works which
were accepted AZ standard texts In
German schools. He showed v very
high state of civilization among the
native FillpInos. He believed ARnl-
naldo was lighting from patriotic mo-
tlves and was not mercenary, claimed
To have had several interviews with
him. Said the Filipino on the APP
prOach of superior force, would lay
down his arms and come out friendly;
as soon as the army 10 passed, would
be up In arms again, He spoke with
bitterness of the introduction Of ga
looms, 1000 Of them, into Manila by
Americans, where they were not
known before. Said Filipino might
commit murder but he would not get
drunk; said, whatever had been re-
ported to the contrary, he had failed
TO find u single instance wherein Agni
naldo had failed to treat prisoners Of
war with decency, but had found great
numbers of instances where the Span
iards had treated Filipino prisoners
with the greatest cruelty and bavbarlty.
While speaking with the greatest re-
spect Of the Roman Catholic Church
In America, he condemned IN the &C.
verest terms the clergy and monks OF
the Philippines; says they are no more
alike than u philosopher ls llFe yell
low dog.
Some of his remarks seemed 10 con.
ilict and we arrived at the conclusion
that, while on the whole instructive
and interesting they were well sand
wiched with that which we sometimes
call gush.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-12-07

Hutchinson Inst Friday. Thew think
they were puid for their trouble In going.
George Freeman and wife visited
friends Mt Abbeyyille last Saturday and
Sunday,
Mrs. Molle Bwmwell Is visiting
friends near Blackwell Okla.
Your scribe and better half had the
pleasure Of eating turkey with Mr. and
Mrs. g. II Freeman on Thanksgiving
The turkey seemed to have been pulled
Just Mt the right time, II was so juicy md
toothsome. II makes my mouth water
now M think nhout H.. And then the
other Accomplishments, including pies
cakes, oranges etc Why | don't believe
all three Of Brigham Roberts wives could
have gotten up better dinner. Long
may George and Vie flourish. 1--WE are
open now for invitations to Christmas
turkey,)
A. \, Leclerc aud wife Of Elmer were
seen on our streets last Monday,
WILL TELL.
When you write about 1t say you saw
L.. fha n unupspIr