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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
REVOLVING TREACHERY.
missionaries Butchercd ny Chinese
while Under Their Protection.

LONDON sept. n The Times CORE
spondeut ia peking reports that all mis-
sionaries al Fcnchaufu. south % Tai
yucnfu including Mr. Atwsfcr. his wife
ara two children. and Mr.. Price. hts wife
and child. were butchered by soldiers az
va Hsieu. as recently as August *. IN
cIrrunatnnces OF rnNnltlng frearherY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

BERLIN, SORT "a dispatch received
here from rientsin gives the losses the
aiitce at TIRE capture ~ the pcffanS
forts 81 20 men. inciuding seven Ger-
mans Tho Chinese the dispatch adds.
ESCAPED in coats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

NEW YORK. sept G2-The fund %
Sie1 contributed by the pupils % ihe
Jersey city puAsic schools FOR the hurrl-
cane san reTs has been sent IN check form
20 the MAYOR 81 Galveston by Mavor
Hoos The children also contributed
canned goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

Are yeu fgrifaSisTs
Are you uerNuJsy
-'pn Y0u Ess 1i4xYsf
t'HaYs yHa no FuHr9yg'
t'n0 500 have Fg8 Feet -
"Bo sou feel nttpsrlstleT'
''Is Faar fneraefy pg0rF'
''un Yos get tired easily
do sou have not HaAN@sR''
ia > Ger tYesighi ti1sFsdg'
"Ha4a Ysa pals 81 THE batky@
ss-HWt gVu - tha4a ahssa ~
us gcaF Nfsh soff sn4 rahty~'
Are F0gr spirits iop - tines
ia fhafa a Dla8AnE sitter - ftnl -
"iiaEe yaa = laia araf as tire .sinsT -
'Io YQa hare a ElfFiinx la tSwsisTs
i31 yea have rurnatinx ~ AsRetHf's
"gs there f8FobhnE la the Nt0psaghrs.
do you have hfurT - heai IA bowels %.
TO goa suffer from paias In fvmglasA 90
sDo y0& have p@iplfAfinn ~ the tsart -
Hff4 tueee feffsMR4 feet stsrfr sS4.esm ~
Ia fhsre q general feeling a Iassltnsey.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
the Proper Course
For Sufferers.

The proper course for sufferers IL
this: Read these symptoms carefully
over, mark those that apply 10 your case.
and bring this with you TO the Copeland
office. II you live away from the city.
send by mail and ask for information OF
new home treatment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
Can | Be Cured at Home ?

In response TO daily inquiries.
what 10 your Home Trentmentf"
and, "Can I be treated with perfect
success at distanc~f" Doctor
Copeland announces 10 nil these In
quirerst First, home treatment II
specially perfected to meet the re-
autrements of those who live ut n
distance or for any reason what
ever cannot attend hta Seattle Of
fees 90 receive the b~n~Ht of his
personal care and attention. Sec
ond, Doctor Copeland has already
perfected his ORIGINAL .y.t-m of pa-
tients' symptom blanks TO obvIate
the necesAiss Of making "a long or
impossible Journey 20 vt.it the Cope
land ofnces. The success of the
Home Treatment IL daily testified
ia by numbers OF cured patients
from nearly every locality In the
country. These have been publish
cd Ia the most widely circulated
newspapers. Doctor GapsIand'.
symptom blanks and book sent
free on application 10 any addrss.
and To any part of the country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
Prince Ching. Appointment.

Concerning the appointment of Prince
Ching as plenipotentiary.
First-handed to Mr.. Adee by the Chi
nese minister. Mr.. WI. September IL 1915
q. IN.
'Cablegram from Prince Ching dated tat
PekingD September g. 1900. transmitted by
the Chinese minister at St Petersburg on
the 18th inst. to Minister WI, who re-
ceiyed II on the night OF the same day;
Foreign troops have entered Picking.
and their majesties the empress dowager
and the emperor, having gone westward
on tour. | have received an imperial
edict appointing me envoy plenipotentiary.
with full discretionary powers in con-
junction with Grand Secretary IL Hung
Chang. to negotiate peace. Please inform
secretary OF state. and request that in
view Of the long friendly relations lex
isting between the two countriesl In
structions be telegraphed to the UNITED
States) minister at Picking, TO open ne
gotiations In a harmonious way AZ an
early date to the interests ana gratifica-
ton of all concerned y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

tary necessity Since we left we hear
that Aygun has been taken. with great
loss OF life to the Chinese"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
DISEASE OF KID
NEYS AND BLADDER.

colds or from "vsrwork ~ the Kid
nsy. in sepa ~nting from she blood
the potsons thaf have b~en absorbed
from entsrrh.
lis the skia pale ard sryT'
"ls the h4ir getting grRyT
Has thu skin wary ipok~'
rs the hsif dry and bri'tist'
is ihs skia dry sni Tsh-"
do the legs fee3 too heaVyT''
Is there nauseA after safing -
do sss fainfs pain ard aeasf''
rs the urine dark aaa riauayg''
''fboHa a deposit form seen left stand
tls1~
Are the eyes aun An8 NtsFsnKv"
be your h&n6s snG feet EKeilr'
"Afa tbsy cold rpG elammY7"
Have you paine VI tAH top ~ heafr'
fI3E tha Precipitation q bal oG9f p
~Is ere pgsFinrss lncsr the eYeaT'
ia there 9 bad fsEle 81 the na0Efhf ~
Ia there q desire 90 act - 81 uightfs
ARE there Gark rtnFs around Tire eyes,
'fbo you see s9ctA foatigg before tie
Have yOa osiay sssiinss ao~n the
40 you SEQ unpleasant things whil.
aslsspT'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

Figures showing those parts most
frequently attacked by Catarrh. The
picture represents a part OF the head
sawed open, the letter A Indicating
the folds of mucus membrane In the
nose. The letter u indicates the
seat OF Catarrh in the Throat.
rs the voice husky?"
DO you spit up slime7"
DO you ache all over9"
DO you blow out scabs?"
rs the nose stopped up?'
do you snore at night7"
Docs your nose DISCHARGE
Does your nose bleed easily?"
rs there tickling in the throat7'
DO crusts form In the nose?"
is the nose sore and tendcr?"
DO you sncere a great deal?"
rs this worse toward night?"
Does the nose itch and burn7''
rs there pain In front of headr"
rs there pain across the eyes7"
rs there pain IN back OF headf"
rs your sense OF smell leavingy"
do you hawk TO clear tho throat7"
rs there dropping in tha throaty"
us the throat dry in the morning.
do you sleep with your mouth openf'
Are you losing your sense OF faster?
Does your nose stop UP toward nightf"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

Second-fTIan TO the Chinese minister
by the acting secretary OF state September
Il, 3.f5 p. M
Memorandum In response to Mr.. wu's
communication September IL of a cable
gram from Prince Ching dated Picking.
September s. 1900.
The government Of the United States
accepts the plenipotentlary OF Earl II
Hung Chang and Prince Ching as prima
facie sufficient for the preliminary nero-
tintions looking toward the return OF the
imperial Chinese government. and to the
resumption of its authority In Picking, and
toward the negotiation of a complete set
Element by. the duly appointed penipoten-
tiares of the powers and OF China.
ITO these ends the United States minister
In Picking will be authorized to enter into
negotiations with Ii Huns Chang end
tSigned) DAVID J. HILL
"ActinE Secretary.
Department OF STATE Washington. d. c..
correspondence with Russia.
Inquiries Of the Russian government and
replies thereto:
F'irst-Memornndum handed to Mr. Adee
by the Russian charge d'affaires. Mr.. De-
wollant September II. lO.i5 a. m.
CrranslGtion.)
"First-Has the federal government the
intention 10 transfer the residence OF the
legation from Picking to 1Hentsin? This
step has been recognized as practical
and appropriate to the end even by the
powers which find II necessary to leave
troops at Picking.
''seeond-Are the full powers OF Prince
Ching and ii Hung Chang recognized as
sufficient by the federal government
Thirds the federal government pre-
pared to charge It's representatives to en-
ter without delay on tho preliminary ne
gotiations with the plenlpotentiarics of
the emperor OF chinaP
Second Memorandum in reply 70 the
Russian charges memorandum dated Sep
tember II:
'First-The government OF the United
states has not any present intention 10
withdraw It's legation from Picking.
''Second-The government OF tho United
States accepts the plenipotentiary power
of II Hung Chang and Prince Ching as
prima facie sufficient for the primary ne
gOtiations looking toward tho return az
the imperial Chinese government and to
the resumption OF its authority at Picking.
and toward the negotiation of 4 complete
settlement by the duly appointed pienlpo-
tcntiaries Of the powers and OF China.
"Thlrd--rO these ends the United States
minister in Picking viii be authorized to
enter into relations with Earl III and
Prince Ching as the immediate represent
atlves % tho Chinese emperor,
Department Of State. Washington. Sept.
a. 1900"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

OFFICE HCTRH-Frogn . a. m 70 D.
IA Evenings csnesdays and BAtuS-
aay: only. tie .. sundays. freA u = =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
Disease OF the Liver.

This condition result. from the uv-
err b~fng affected ~ tatsrrs ~atwna-
inK frsm the stomach iate The tsses
ef the liver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

This 6aurc snows the stomach
opened mp, showing the folds of the
membrane lining of thi. organ.
which are the seat of Catarrhal dis
ease.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
DISEASE DESCRIBED
BY SYMPTOMS
Disease of Head and Throat.

The head aud throat become dis
eased from neglected colds, causing
Cstnrrh when the condition of the
blood prelisposes to this condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
DISEASE OF The NERVES,

DISEASE OF THE NERVES.
The majority OF nervous diseases
are caused by poison. Ina the blood.
Poison circulating in the blood
hars..e. the brsin and nerves. and
such symptoms ss shese fellow
DO you feel giddyT'
Is your nlnd dRl1"
ARE yCa easily dazed7'
"Do yuu have heaaseher
Are you easily exc}fe4T
ssI3a y0uF hands trembiss"
s4Drez vnur heart uEttgrT
Are yoa easily irEttats4y
Are yaa niwaya arztcusT
DO ynGr muscles fWttrr
Is vogs temper 'rFitAhis%
Softer from sleepicssuars ."
pc sleep refresh your
'~Bo wcH starr IN your sleep
.'pa you forget what y0p readF'
10 you suffer from neuralgia
30 yuu have horrible dreamsg
-sII4xe ven },st power in TIN hs -
Are ,au easily ffsfhisaed -
DO you have paig On 'ep q had
.rDo war legs ard agpls 60 - sleepT~
as there n rush ~ blood 20 the bead
sIt3 vou have a iaHEuia, tired feeling
~paen iump come up la y9uF throRtfN
-'Ile v1u see queer things in the dark -
.'I)u you have pain Ia the back % hesdf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

Have you n coughr'
Are you losing fiesh1'
do you cnugh 1T nighsr'
DO YOU take cold ensilyf"
Have YOU a pain In tho slider"
els Your arl sttte vsriablsg"
Have you stitches In the sider'
''Do you cough until you gagr'
Are you low-spiritcd at tinesf'"
do you spit up yellow maNerr'
do you raise frothy materially
do you cough on going to bcdr'
40 you couc.. In n , morninxsr"
rs your cough short and hackingr'
Have you pain behind the breastbonefs
do YOU spit up little cheesy iumps9'
rs there a iickiing behind the patateY's
Have YOU disEust for fatty foodsfs
do you feel YOU nre growing weaknry''
is there a burning pain In the throatf''
DO you cough worse night and morn.
iEg1'
aDo you have 10 ait up at night to get
BREATH"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

This ngure shows the windptre
Bronchial Tubes and LUNGS iatd
open. Letter A points out the tn-
terror OF the wfndpipe-lctter ID In
dictates the bronchial Tuhea, while
the letters q and ID show how ca
tarrh extends into tho lungs. nsak-
Ing sore places which I'm time he
come cavities.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

@olton.- Der Sarmer Girls
Berg, Elm junser Mann, murbe DO
riae @o@e, ais er auf benz 6eloe nit
Phiaen beiddftist mar, pom glis
setrofen. 8or benz Yflus rparen
pier anseipannte Pferbe, uon benen
srpei setobtet murben. Berg mar be.
muBtlos, wirb aber nit benz Qeben
bauon fommen.
@berbeen.- Na9 4S~Itinbiser
geratbuns murse am Dienitas bic
Surp in benz Sale bes bes @ieboiebs
itabls ansetlasten Nnbrem Sslsaline
aon Gi9ter Campbell entlaHen, ba lie
1td nidt einisen tounte. IS beiBt,
baB II aus ben IL @ei6morenen fir
ein auf rihulois" lautenoes 9eroict
maren. Ser Yroseb mirb i'm Io=
uember absrmals our Yerbanblnna
fommen.
canton. = Oie Iiqase Sc.
lterutue ertldrt ii6 in elmer Spscial=
mabl am Sienitus fir bic geraussa.
buns Don Bombs i'm Setrase bon 3d.
500 5weds Souenouns Der 8aller=
merte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
5par trauris, absr leioer mabr.

@ie iberaa ma6t it'd audi bel uns
i'm Noromsiten Der Hldsans Der oeut;
ihen .3.iiunsen uno samit Der feut=
l1en Spra1e bemertbar. Sclbit uiele
pom ben dltsren ginse uanoerten, bic
msiitens nur manselbaft enslild raoes
brebtsn. iasen @ir wollen feline osuts
ben 3situnsen mebrs mir lelsn nur
snslii9" Oas 1T lebr traurts, aber
mabr. uns seraoe eiele eeute uersel
len bic Oienits, bic ibnen bic oeutlden
3eitunsen seleiitet baben. @er mar
es, Der iie hber bic @ebraude, Gtns
ribtunsen, 8eiese uno beitsbsnoeO re=
hung auftldrte, als tie arm in bieles
yane tamen2 user warnte lie porSez
trus uno @etabren, per mar INNER
Der mabre uno treue Sreuno2 als
Yrobibitisn unb Wudertbum fre9 ibr
Saupt erboben uno nit Sonntass.
Swans bic perl0nlide Sreihelt gu per-
ni9ten brobten, mar sa aud cine elm.
3ise ensliide 3eituns, bic ginlprud
erbob2 Nur Die beutlden 3eitunsen
allen nabmen ben &f auf, uno nit
Silfe elmer tleinen S9aar meiitens
oeutlder Wdnner in Wort unb S9rift
liHo tie Siessr ssblieben.
r8ir balten nllr nod ensliide Set
tunsen i'm Saale," bsiBt IS troBoem.
Der CUTE Sreuno bat isine SdulOis
felt setban, man brau6t ibn ni6t mebr
uns mirft i'm einfad auf bic StraBe.
Oas lit Der @elt 0obn. Gins eri6eint
uns nur msrfmirsis; @eraoe bic
mel ten bieier 0eute lalien ibren Gint
bern in 9emeinoe= uns OHentli6en
S9ulen beutlden llnterrtdt ertbeilen.
Aber mas nigt cine iol6e Sdulbil'
buns, menn gu 9auie nidt beutld sez
lprshen unb bic Sprabe 9epfest
miro2 90 lit IS benn aud feia Wuns
Der penn cine iolde SusenO iid ibrer
oeutiden A%bitammuns lddmt; bas
vOut9" lit ibnen perbaBt. mo- lie bod
seraoe auf ibre beutide Nbitammuns
itols iein iouten. Sour nit Salie Der
oeuti6en Yreiie BADEN iib bic beutl9en
in eieiem eanOe bic Ndtuns errunsen
IS mar nidt auein Der ebrenmertbe
6baratt,r, Der ibnen gu Der politilden
Wadtteuuns ssbolten bat, nit welz
der bic politliden Farteien seraSe iest
gu re9nen baben, bas 3eist Der Offer,
wie oiele li9 Die Stimmen Der Oeutl9=
Nmeritaner gu ersattern iuden.
Wit benz Nieoersans Der oeutiden
3~eitunsen wiro Oi.ies aber autbOren.
baS Oeutl9tbum mirs in %abiebbarer
3eit u%nterseben. unb bic Wdnner,
pelde ibr gauges eeben Der grbaltuns
u~nierer beuti9en Wutteriprade. ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

uaterldnbiiden Sitten unS @ebrduden
semeibt baben, iie f6nnen nit benz
traurisen SepuBtiein bic @usen ldlies
BEN unS lasen, uniere 2ebensaufaabe
mar perfeblt, ale uniere Wfhbe, Cor
&c unb Notb mar uersebli6, unier
eebensswed war MIR elm Ybantom.
aae seutiden l3eitunsen i'm eanoe,
nit wenisen Nusnabmen. baben &c
senmdrtis gu tdmpien, nm lib aser
Walier gu balten ; oarum nod einmal
Der Wabnrui: wDestide Iamilien.
udter, erhaltet eu6 bic oestld'en 3eis
tunsen, itatt tie aus BEN SauIe su
uerbannen unteritlet ite nad Srdf
ten; iebet barauf, SaB cure 3inoer lte
ellen. benn eamit erbaltet ibr linen
elm Grbtheil, bas Golt uns Motten
ni6t uerSebren - unlere berrli9e
oeutlhe Wutt erlprahe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Stabt=N emiafeiten.

- Serr Nlois &uitsrmann, MEL
der lber fiinf Sabre einem S6antoe.
iddft an 8. glue. nOrbli6 portland,
bat aus @eiunbbeitsriidlidten basIsl=
be benz 9errn 2ambert Hau, melder
BET tbm ais Gelrer in Oieniten ftano,
fdufli9 sberlaiien. Sn senanntem
9errn bat Serr &uitelmann eineu
ausseseidneten Nadfolser ssfunoen,
Ser obne i3peifel NIT sutsm Grfolse
bas @el6dft weiter betreiben wire.
- Oie Mitsliessr res 0dbuereins
Der Gatbeoralsemeinbe peroen beute
Hbenc gu l0blidem Sbun in ben berrz
li9en anlasen Dor Der &eiioens ber
Srau Sobn 3app suiammentommen.
- auf Der Staatss Seuermebr Ser
lammluns in @inona lit ct. Glouo
bur@ bic 6errsn Sp. Gimperi9 uno
9. 2orinier pertreten.
- BON ibrem lansen eeiben, sas
tie erseben in @ottss bl. @iGen er
trus, lit Wontas Woraen Die Satin
bes 6errn ErtmuS Stumaus burd
ben Sob erlOit worSen. Geitern fano
Die Seeroisuns itatt. 0en trauern
bsn Gatten uub BEN binterlaiienen
&inoern seut Der yNsrSitern" Iein
Setletc unb wiini6t Der Seritorbenen
bic ewige Gube!
- Inpalt s. 8. Suliuan lit ais
Geceiuer bes Sc Saut Ma6lenoelddi,
tes Der Serren SEQ. @. unb Sobu
Setm ernannt morben.
- 6err Nid lambert erbielt biez
Ter Gage pom ieinem 8ruber Yeter,
Ser ben lesten CONNER binburd Bel
ibm gu Seiu6 mar, Die Nadrtdt, baB
er 9lidli9 in ct. @insent, Siibame:
rita, ansefommen i.i unb mad graii.
lien meiterreiIeu merbe, mo- er als
Sber Sn9enteur etnrs .uropatid,u
Spnbifates i'm Minensel9dft tbatis
miro.
~ STR bauerbafte Sdube 81
ben niebrisiten greiien frast nod BEL
Geo. Srsemid. &eparatureni ebr b,Qis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Sohu SuQ befinoet ii6 in Der Gage

Sobn Bull bsfinoet iid in Der Sage
ienes @rsiles aui benz Oade, rber
ii6 nidt su belfen weiB." Seine
selammte Wilitdrmadt 1T ms ioafris
ia bel6ditist; uns Der 3ries lit nod
lanse nidt uoriibsr, wie bic sroBmdu
lise ensliide Yreiie uns wsismaden
m0dte. IS lit ibm auBeroreentli9
unansenebm, eaB seraoe isst Der gu
iammeubru1 ses dineiiiden @eihes
anideinenb ni6t mebr aai,ubalten lit.
Rublanb, wel6es feline @erlesenbeit
benust, orobt, i'm aus Oitaiien gu
u%erordnsen. wie IS bas bereits in Be
,us auf Ysrlisn uno tlrtii6 Glsinaii
en- s.tban bat. Der alte Gduber
befinost lid Oa in elmer f%atalen yase.
pa .r feline Sruppen CUR Srrfls ny
bat, I'M elmer enersii6en Foliut ben
uotbisen Gidbalt gu seben. Die eng
lil1e Yrene ueriubt es insmilden nit
Der %sepobntsn Sespolitit, inosm tie
Die Ser. Staaten uno Sapan auffor
oert, fir oas quite Albian Die aaitanien
aus Dem 6euer gu bolen. So1enllld
ldBt iid unisre GeSieruna nidt ais
Ell sefiisises @ertSeus gnslano's bes
nugen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

User Wino jast piro Sturm ern=
ten. Sat pieuei6t sas Weib aufgbi=
mas Sbron bic Wd9te be;isli6 ibrer
Aufri6tisfeit in Der 8%etdmpiuns Der
@ebeimlette Der Sorer anidngli9 gu
n~alefabren seludt, 10 i6eint iest bic
8eweslns einen umfans errei9t gu
baben, Der ielbit sefdbrli6 gu msrSen
brobt. 8ie Der 3auberlebrlins per-
mag tie ani9eineno Die Setter ni9t
mebr gu banner, bic ite rief. Die ia
natii9e Sette, melde ben Nusldnoern
in China unb Der abenbldnbii9en gis
utilization ben l1ntersans sel6moren
bat unb DEFENDERS bic 6ineflaen
gbriiten nit teuflii6em Safe uerfolst,
murbe pom Der &aiierin unb ibren
mert3eusen in ieber @eiie besinitist
anb bel4ibt. l1nb menn iebt beren
Witben ben europdil9en Wd9ten unb
Ontel Gam anlaB sibt, burd bic
rofene Sbire" ein3ubrtnsen unb bas
S9idlal bes btmmlii9en &ei@es ~
beldleuntsen, 10 erntet Bic Wasdre
aur. mas fie seidet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Gs psraeb, ,tton tein TosFmebr

s. psrgeb, ,don tein Tasfmebr,
Der ni6t neue G%ntbluunsen lber I'm
sere9tisteiten uno 8aunereien BON
@ertseusen Der Iominiltration brad'
te. Sang absel.ben pom ben BEIRUT
tipen IeRoensen beS imperialiitilheu
GURUS loute Die i'm 8efolse bes&rie
aeS unb Der misunderstanding gu
Sas setrstsne Corruption, berenS pu-
rem bis in Sas Cabinet uno b6ber bin
aui periolst wercen tonnen. senisen,
ben WcSinlepiSmuS wie elm Sleise'
wi6t in Die Siefe 81 Sieben. porausse:
lest, SAP uAiersm Solte 10 uiel itttli
he &rait innewobnt, bic bic 9roB'
oes psriibteu llurehtS 81 erIallen uni
oallelbe nab @ebabr 81 abnoen. Oi'
tomm.nSe @abl wiro oesbalb selsil
lermaBen sin FSrsbemsiier iein fur BIZ
Nnlbauunssn Der 9tatisn BON Ned'
uno Ghrlihtcit. Gntmeber wire IL
Der aomiuiitIatisu ODER lit lelblt oas
urtbeil lpreben.
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Der iuaNe aaijer pou China idetnt

Der iuuse aaiier uon China i6ein'
ii6 pon Der &ailerin @ittwe Sans &c
paltis III unterlheiben, wenn einSrtef.
Der in ben flerifllen 3eitunsen Nome
erlhisu, edit lit. ySie IS betBt, fomm'
cr pom Railer pom China, lift OIL ben
Eapit serittet uno lautet IN Der lie
bsrlesms: r&aiier Der sroBen &s
lisiou SeS sroBsu &Onisrei6ss &om
Osin neunsiaitsr @eburtstas iincel
i'm sm0lften WOnat Oes Sabres itatt.
Oein lauses Ssben, Die bepeSenoeSe:
Der Der SGuiersihe &~uropas, lit Elm
auBerorbenllihes greisniB. Wir
slaubeu, baB mdbreno Der 20 Sabre
Oeiner Hssieruus Ou Die Wsul den
gum @uten ermabnt bait, mofilr OH
Die sanse @elt cantbar lit. Oarum
wiinl9en mir, Dir BEL bieier @elesen
belt uHlereu b%elonOeren @laduunlt'
oar;usriussn; m0seit Ou ben Sag in
p%oIiter @elunobeit feiern unb bunoeri
Sabre alt peroen. Gbealo winibeu
mir, baB bic gbriit item une Nidt. Ghri
item III China uno ionlt iiberau in6ar
monte uRo SrisOen leben m0sen. "
Ser Sriei biloet oen Sepets pafir,
baB Elm 9eben, in @eisbeit uns gOsl
linn seiibrt. ieiuen ginfluB lslbit in
Den ounteliten &nteln Der @elt iiibl
bar mad)t.
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m~inS,fens uier Wilionen Nbf6mmlin'
se eeutlder ginmanoerer. Sie ION
oern Iit weber ortlid nod politild
ab, wie mande anbere Iationalitdien
in bielem Qanse, lonbern Sieben es ls
e~ers,it Dor, iid bort nieberSulahtn,
100 lie ben sinltisiten gooen FUR ib,
S%ertrommen ~ finoen boiten. unS
iblieken ii9 berjenisen politildsn@e
meinldaft an, bic mad ibrer usbsrSeu:
9uns bic bette lit.
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Sehr unanaenehm uno iberral6sno

Sebr unangenebm uno iberral9'no
fam ssn Srllen Ole 9ta9ri9t Don Der
Bernl9tuns zines sansen Sata,llons
IN Der Ndbe Groonitaot's. 8eneral
ROberts &ommunisati onslinie lit pon
oen Suren unterbro1en moroen uno
Die allsemsine Sage in Suoairtta &C.
ltaltet li1 pieoer beoeuteno unsiniti
ger fir Oas 9enaltise britilhe Sns
ualiOnsbeer. Sas Srdbeu uber Die
uouitdnoise SeiieSunS Der tapIern
Buren, mar mieoer stumal perfribt.
Die NieOerlase Der gnsIdnOer benefit
~ferner, bab Die Srsiitaater lOuobl ais
Die Sransuaaler trOs Oes Serlulte5
,brer9auplitaOt ben aampf unsntwest
peiter fortfibren. IS lit gar nidt 10
unuabrldeinll6, baB DIE g'retSrtne
IN anoersu Meltttellen Die britll1en
Gduber swinsen, iid nit ibnen auI
Sr,eOens .unlerbanolunsen einsulal
len.
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&snn es wabr 1T, oaB bic Sailerin
@ittwe BON Gbiua erfldrt babsn lou,
lie fiirbte iid ni6t Dor sans europa,
10 rs1uet Die r"elolute alte Dame eifen=
bar auf Die uneiniSfeit Der @robmdb
te. Oartu Dirfte lie lib audi nidt
setrrt BADEN, benn bic giferludt aui
bic grfolse Der eineu ODER Der anoeren
Uta6t alein lit Der @runo. oaB Der
Shatten GriltenS bes &eids Der Wit,
tie bislans nod fein 3iel seiest wurOe.
8enn bic 6insitide Hssicruns inosl
fen Die vSorers" 81 rpeiteren @ewalt
tbaten aufreiSt, wie bas tbatid6l d gu
sei9eben ideint, 10 mirb cine beuaff
nete Snterpention nibt LANCE auf lib
wartea laileu. Die @elanotl6aften
Der reip. Utd3te linO ~aaerOtnss Ourd
Marine ruppen sei6is, aber eeben
ano giSentbum aler auBerbalb Fe
fin5's lebenben Nusldnber befinoet it'd
III 9roBter Setabr, 10 oaB Die eanoung
Ss6Berer 1ruppenfOrper %brinseno no
tbis erideint. Die Sauatlter, melbe
it'd ais Patrioteu seriren, mel6e Gbi
no pom ben A~usldnOern fret MAIDEN
mO6ten, arbeiten nllr elmer 3erito
runs bes rielisen &ei9es in bic Sdn
be.