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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-17
CITY NEWS
Steamed Clans at HaweS'. I

~
Miss Ethel Simmons was In Water.
bury yesterday on a visit.
Byron Phelps returned last night
from his trip to Boston and Lowell.
M. G.. Nichols left for Burlington
last night on business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Muir.
ply Of Bolster Place, Nov. 16, a son.
Mrs. Taylor Of Newport. VT, ar.
rived last night to nurse her daugh.
ter, Mrs~W. H. Murphy.
Miss Gertrude Robinson Of st. Al.
bans is in the city on a visit. She
will remain over Sunday as the guest
Of Mrs. L. r. Hutchinson.
Rev. e. ]. Walsh, who has been
visiting with Rev. P. NJ. McKenna,
returned to his home at Salmon Falls,
N. H., on Thursday.
Mrs. L. D. Mathewson OF South
Royalton. sister to Mrs. +. R.. North.
rop, arrived in the city yesterday az
-ternoon on an extended visit.
Mrs. E. E. Nye Of Perrin street,
who is seriously Ill, and who has been
threatened with typhoid fever, is
slightly improved. 1t is hoped the
improvement is permanent.
Children's good warm mittens 10c.,
15c. and Csc. pair at HomerS Fits.
17stf
Vogel b Deming's minstrels gave
the greatest possible satisfaction here
last night and many pronounced 1t to
be the best entertainment of the kind
over given in this city.
Although there are a number Of
small firms not doing much business
at present In the granite business it
will not last long as the orders are
coming IN fast and makes a good out
look far the coming winter.
New gilt trimmings, gilt buckles,
braids and silks. Veale s. Knight.
172tf
Admission to the o. r. S., whist
party this evening will be 10 cents.
Charles s. Baldwin Of 81 Prospect
is expected to arrive In Barre
from Boston and vicinity tonight
where he hes been for a weeks vaca.
ton during the overhauling of the
power plant of Cutler s. Co.'s works
on Burnham's meadow.
The young peoples Social Club of
the Universalist church met last night
and held a short business session, ap.
pointing some committees and per.
fecting the constitution. The next
meeting will be on Tuesday evening,
Nov. ~, when . good attendance is
desired.
The Board of Civil Authority will
meet Ia the Council Room of the City
Hall on the evening Of Wednesday,
Nov. 81, for the Abatement of taxes.
All persons interested should take
notice and be present at said meeting.
City of Barre, this 18th day
Of November, 1900. 184.S7
Prof. De Matthew, C%larivoyant, Pal.
and Psychometric Healer, has
arrived and located at the City Hotel,
Vt. Prof. De Matthew is re.
nowned the world over as being the
palmist who combines psychic
power with bis reading Of the hand.
he is able to advise you with unerring
accuracy upon all your affairs. II you
are uncertain, in i'll health, making
,hanges 10 marital or domestic com.
he can help you by point
Ing the right way. Palmistry is a
science. Prof. De Matthew is its lead.
Ing exponent. His wonderful psychic
power enables him to see beyond what
bhe hand alone shows.
II you are looking for Kid Gloves be
sure and call on us. Veale & Knight.
17Ctf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-17
: You Tell vow.

Dan You Tell Vow.
what will happen next week? Insurance
Ia no prophecy; II is q contract that makes
submit SSi9i for U Your y. Judgement life insure &c
and annuities.
National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont
!Mltual) ORGANIZED In 1850; 8, s: Bal,
lard. General Agent, N. B. Ballard. Local
Agent. Rooms . and 8, Miles Block. Barre
Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-17
Special for Saturday, Nov. II Only.

Special for Saturday, Nov. ~ Only.
Assorted Flavors Chocolates, fresh
made, zoe a pound. American MIX
ture, all %flavors, 1oc a pound, 3 pounds
for Csc. Our Peanut Butter lOc a
pound. Old Fashioned Molasses Candy
and Cream Candy loo a pound. Try
our Klondike Drops. They are deli
ci0us.
I'd Barre Candy Kitchen.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-17
CHURCH.

At 10 IS the pastors subject will be
"a Militant Church." and the aonual
foreign mission collection will be TAX
en-. All the auxiliary services as U.s.
ual. Evening sermon on "Peril from
Want" Strangers cordially welcom.
ed to this church.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-17

II you are looking for Kid Gloves be
sure and call on us. Veale & Knight.
172tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-17
CHURCH OF TIN GOOD SHEPHERD.

CHURCH OF TIN GOOD SHEPHERD.
Holy Communion every Sunday save
first Sunday-in the mouth at 10 90 a.
M; first Sunday in the month at 10 as
a. M. Service and sermon each Sun
day at 10.45 a. m, and 100 p. M.
Sunday School at 1910 p. m. Friday
evening I o'clock. Special services on
great fast days and All'Saints days at
10. 90 q. m.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-17

This is Fur Weather in good earnest. We have not
said much about furs as this season has been 80 warm. Now
that the right weather is here we are ready to talk furs.
Our stock is larger and more complete than any. sprevious
seasons, showing consisting of
Fur Scarfs, Electric Seal with cluster of tails, S 90
Fun Seats, Blue Hare with cluster of tails, $50
Fur Scarfs, Sable Coon with cluster Of tails, 500
front, 500
Astrachan, Sable Coon, Beaver and Martin
Collarettes, a large assortment.
Plain Electric Seal Jackets, a $500 value, our
"leader" at 1900
Electric Seal and Astrachan Jackets at
$25.O 90, $3.50, $500. $500, 5000
Coney, Electric Seal, Wool Seal and Astrach-
an Capes, S 600 to 5000
4 4 4
HOMER Fits.
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REMOVED,

I have located my Office at 1853
North Main st., corner Merchant St.,
In the A. N. Jackman house while re.
pairing my house. Hours 8 to 8 q.
M, IL to 2 and 8 to 8 pm.
O. f. CAMP, NJ. d.
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INTENDED FOR OTHERS,

Dinicult to Relieve Advice Applies TO Is.
While reading the morning paper at
breakfast ! frequently read over the
advertisements Of Postum Food Coffee
and finally began 20 wonder II 10 was q
fact that my daily headache and dys-
pepsia were due 10 coffee drinking.
III never occurred % me that the
warning fitted my case.
u had been on the diet cure for more
than ten years. having tried a strictly
meat diet also a strictly vegetable diet
aud az other times left on breakfast
FOR a time and again left of dinner. but
all these efforts We're futile In Kidding
me Of the steady half-sick condition
under which / lab0red.
i had never once thought OF over
hauling dear old coffee. but when II
finally occurred 20 me 60 make the trial
and take up Postum. / Immediately dis
covered where the difficulty all these
years came FROM I now eat anything
Tor breakfast as much as | desire. do
ing Justice 90 a good meal. and the
same az lunch and dinner. with never a
headache or other disagreeable symp-
tom Ny only 'crak.noss now is Oh
Know that ] have Postum served as %
should be made that is properly
boiled. There IN a vast difference be-
tween poorly made Postum and good.
'C. r. Hasty Of Alameda CAL insists
that De owes his life 20 me because
introduced him 20 Postum 1 have a
number of friends who have been a.
nally cured OF stomach and bowel trou-
DIE by the use Of Postum Food Coffee
In place 81 regular coffee.
Please do not use my name"
ID. j. H., 1928 Bremen St. Cincinnati
Ohio.
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Beers ANXIOUS TO GIVE UP
But Foreigners Are Persistent in Keeping On
the War;
Beers Learn Of the British Advance,
aud are Hetiring WIN PresL
Kruger TO LcydenbeTg.

Bronkhorst spruiL Tuesday July "a.
The Beers having got wind Of Brit
ish advance. have evacuated an their
positions and are reported 20 be- moving
90 the northeast toward Ieydenberg.
whittier President Kruger "a going A
portion OF the Beers remain north Of
Bushveldt whence they attempt TO in-
terrupt communications on this line
The bridges here and smaller bridges
90 the east have been destroyed.
The British force comprises two
br.gades under General French and a
brigade and a half under General Ham-
ilt0u 10 is NOT likely that the advance
upon Midiiehurg VIII De- contested. The
Beers remaining upon their farms state
that most Of the burgh.rs are anxious
90 bring matters to finish, but that the
foreigners are persistent
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The oldest and Best.

S. S. S. is a combination Of roots
and herbs OF great curative powers,
and when taken into the circulation
searches out and removes al manner
Of poisons from the blood, without
the least shock or barn go The system.
On the contrary the general health
begins 20 improve from the first dose.
for S. S. S. is uotonlva blood purifier
bat an excellent tonic, and strength
ems and builds up the constitution
while purging the blood OF impure
ties. S. S. S. cures all diseases Of a
blood poison origin, Cancer, S-roiula,
Rheumatism, Chronic Sores and
Ulcers, Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt
Rhcum Herpes and similar troubles,
and is an iulalliblc cure and the only
antidotc for that most horrible disease,
Contagious Blood Poison
A record Of nearly fifty years Of
success ful cures is a record TO herr5ud
Of. S. s.. S. is more popular today
than ever L numbers its friends by
the thousands. Our medical clug-
pondcuce SIS larger Than ever iu the
history Of the medicine. Many write
TO thank as for the er.1tg good S. SIS.
has done them while others are seek
ing advice about their cases. All
letters receive proup, and careful
attention. Our physicians have made
aliic-loug studyof Blood a1d5ain Dis
eases, and better understand such cases
than the ordinary practitioner who
makes a specially Of no one disease.
IN, IN, m We are doing great
e. - e good 60 suffering
u "a Va, humanity through
k8k. [3kO our consulting de-
Wy ~ ~ partmcnt, and invite
you TO write as if You have any blood
or skin trouble. We make no charge
whatever for this service.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ALBANIA, ca
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tons Of Jerry Simpson by the Populist
convention. The eN-congressman de-
sired 20 go before the next legislature
in the event Of a Popullst or fusion
success at the polls with the definite
Endorsement OF the State committee
Cor the office OF United States senator.
His FIRST fight came before the COM
mitteo ON rules and order OF business.
and there he was successful Tor the
committee reached a rule bringing the
question Of senatorial Endorsement be-
fore the convention
In the convention there was consId-
cradle opposition TO this and In the
heat OF discussion Mr. Simpson took
the floor and urged his own candidacy.
He was bitter IN denunciation OF some
Of HIS opponents making charges Of
bossism. and the convention was soon
in an uprOar. The eX-congressman
retired from the platform amid groans
and Kisses. When vote was taken
an Endorsement 0f his candidacy was
refused by a majority Of nearly two
thirds.
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CALIFORNIA CROPS.
General Average This Season VIII
be Good.

San Francisco. Cal. July 25.-Infor-
nation received by the Examiner from
an parts of the state In regard 20 the
condition OF the crops this season. indl-
Gates that very good average OF pro-
duCti0n viii be maintained. From
some sections there have come reports
OF failures, but they are not so ma
terial as % detraCt from what VIII
evidently be @ standard of general ex-
cellence. FrOsts and late rains have IN
some cases caused severe damage. In
the southern part OF California the yield
of deCiduous fruit Will not boz near as
large as was expected OF citrus fruit
there win bee an ample output san
Diegu's supply of lemons viii be double
what 10 was "a year ago.
in the northern part 0f the State the
late frosts We're Instrumental in slightly
damaging some Of the fruit but the
yield viii still De- large. The reports
ON grain are generally encouraging, the
instances where failure is noted not be-
Ing serious enough t1 make any great
difference in the supply Altogether the
prospect appears Goo De one Of a most
satisfactory character.
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which IS unique iu Europe. being an
anomalous but effective system of CONE
pulsoTy volunteering
COL SlnEers work 80 England mas
been thorough, and his report VIII I'M
clude q comprehensive survey OF me
operation of the British military system
OF regular and auxiliary forces during
the war On South Africa.
Hc has been especially Interested In
the second line of British reserves. cone
sIsuuE of militia. volunteers and yep-
manTy and the information which De
has collected viii have a direct bear-
ing upon The American problem of es-
tablishIuC a homogeneous reserve or
auxiliary force. for the army through
the cooperation Of federal and state
authorities. when the relations of the
national guard TO the regular army
have been determined.
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c.t.,ro July pa dispatch to the
fr5n Tlen Tsln, dated Saturday,
,g,r ela Shanghai. says;
~, r5,ys performance win break the
,..,t5re of the Chinese war parry. AZ
I.Hrbt this morning the combined
,. turrsd their attack upon the
-. lsft which was peqetrated' AS
~. russians failed to make a suitable
.5tg. across the canal the Chinese
I. smart counter attack on our
L.,, and left outposts This was re-
49, by a handful or two OF men,
~, fought with great bravery. but
r.,b heavy casualties. No Americans
we're injured
CHINESE BEATEN.
,t o'clock 10 the afternoon. the
.r.s bombarded the native city, and
,o.r am hour of magnificent work by
.e, f.ur.Inch guns and three l2-pound-
.ba f1rt and adjoining military
,.g,5gs wore lu flames. Their destruc-
Am was complete. Inc iort requiem
Gsb'v with O. few rounds, when one
rgr got the exact range ana Nred sew
srsl Iyiifte shells. This b. the loIl
,bst has been Smelling Ten Tsln since
Tfs allied forces have spared the por-
t.rs of the native city from which
6rarat6ug have not been directed.
HE WILL KEEP QUIET.
Tagu Saturday. July 2l-(Copyright
ic0 by tha Associated ress)-Chang
Y. has unnecessarily tried TO arrange
,rffb ha general commanding the Pen
Tsnr forts for Gcir surrender The
general refused to surrender the forts.
bgt sad that 10 the foreigners did not
attack him be would agree to maintain
neutral attitude.
CHAFFEE IN JAPAN.
New York July ga special 10 the
Tribune from Washington says:
"The most important official news
received by he war department from
The orient Tuesday was a dispatch say
rg that the transport Grant had been
SIGHTED ln the Inland sea Of Japan, and
would reach Nagasaki at an early hour
Wednesday. % days out from San Fran
cisco. Aboard the Grant are Major
General ChaGee lwho win learn OF his
promotion 90 that rank as soon as he
stems ash0re). two sguadr0ns OF the
Sixth cavalry and a battalion Of ma
rlnas General Chanee will receive
teeu8phic adyices from the secretary
o. war which win hasten the departure
OF the Grant FOR Taku. where she will
probably arrive ON saturday. II Is eX-
pectsd that General Chanee, after o
conference with Admiral Rcmey, Will
Immediately proceed 20 Tien Tsin, leav-
iul he troops which accompanied him
20 follow as quickly as practicable.
PLENTY OF TROOPS.
Ills expected that the transports with
two ba,lglJns of the Fourteenth in
fantr and ReIlly's battery of the Fifth
artillery from Manila. win reach Tien
Isn By Che time General Chaffee ar
uyHs there
After his conference with Admiral
Remsy and The commanders Of the mill
tary forces at Tien Tsin. General Chat
Zee WILL promptly and fully advise the
war department. in regard 20 the details
or the situation and the prospect OF an
early advance Of the relief forces to-
ward PekIn
i is understood that his instructions
contemplate that he shall do all he can,
Win due regard ~ course to military
considerations. 90 promote as early an
ADVANCE as practicable and II IL ex-
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No Trouble al Rock snrlnrs.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. July 2f-The sersl.
ti0nal reports alIcg.uE the mmiusHtl
Of massacre 0f Chinese lab0r0ers uD
Rock Springs. My0, seem t0 have DO,
foundation in fact. The 3dulart-gau.
crll wired from Rock Springs today.
so trouble ana no cause fur alarm
Citizens Indignant on account of sem.
at.0ual and misChievous newspaper
reports
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FOREIGNERS WERE
SAFE ON JULY 10

Ien TsIn Friday, July 2O.-Copy-
fsh'ei 1900 by the Associated Press
chinese coming Ca from the country re-
i'7 mat the Chinese soldiers are kill
ils Che Boxers wherever the latter are
seen giving as o reason that the Box
''s deceived them into embarkIng on
hopeless struggle. An intelligent
'''aaman said he regarded this az
'sn OF wldaspreading dlssension. It
was only matter of a short time. he
es llie1 before the same state would
r' '4 fekh when, In all probability.
Ci9 ~ cImmander-ln-chiof OF the
te l.Ic,s and Prince Ching, would
ave lo regain sufficient Influence
,.. 'IiA"s peace, especially II the foreign
F" lne capital were safe. This an
l,Ns 90 represent the general native
ascertain 10.
s. W. que meantime reliable news as 10
,s 10 Fekln and whether the for
,.H so an alive Is entirely lacking. or
s,5 wy 0ui9iHable from Chinese sources.
Trajectory. y ''u 'o''-
,-D 's now thought that the forward
,st, 1'l,al OF the allies viii probably
i-, pace earlier than was al first
rr,,..nlsl possibly by the end OF this
ci3tussN out nothing definite win be de-.
~, ,l oelore the arrival Of General Sir
S.. .el 9aselee commanding the In.
van contingent
a runner who arrived from pakin
Vs,, reports that the foreigners
a., s".r on July 10. and that there has
Nv 49, uls'aerable fighting between the
WAITS ana soldiers inside the city.
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ANOTHER VICTORY
BY THE ALLIES
Hard Fighting in China-LOsses Severe but
Not Among Americans Events OF
the Boxer Trouble.

,octed that I'm doing this he win act
gt 49,. t.9rty ,o-orfration of the
other commanders of the international
forces
... ,..,.,.r,or.s
NANfAl'-' 10
rh,. ,,,. military rraparatlou of the
49, &c. for ths rescue of Minis
S,.......',. rlna elmer American citizens
,ti,is a. NOV ars euU alive and for
H.. '.l,'t,,ti,r ~ other American ntnr-
Wy. ,,.,. ain he prassed as vigorously
9 ,5ipg the suppression OF the
Jis,rdars TIicb The Imperial govern
mon, b..s Virtually confessed its In
rhiliry to creU. rs evident 18TH from
tIs Presidents dispatch 90 the EN-
MGR and from the yIg1r and energy
Vim which such prepacl ions are os-
ing pushed.
STILL MORE TROOPS.
T. 3, r,v conceded that battery @,
30 me s.,,uth artillery npN Qt F1'I
Tllsy han. under orders Tor "l", ,''...
viu iolahly be diverted '9 hoit" i' WV,
mn This battery rs equipped WIN 'it7 I
.uus owing to the &'''t . ,gr-
weight OF these guns ana l"''' Cav
rlages. their removal ot H' ..'.i De- ,'YrI.,,
ma'ible mtertaNlnh' Nnt 500. 'i.rt
much D. ore time thah ,",,,iI. . we
o. dn cid1lIE pal'y' 'N IN. nrt 10
m .5, h c found necessary TO sene
these heavy guns TO .nln'' sr,,, the
There have Dgeh SUI. .sf.rsonyille.
duartermasters aepol' ~ .i,irrpant 10
Ind 20 Seattle, WASH" ~, .,, ,cogons
Taku. fifteen carl9aus Vl a,i tventv-
and parts and helu IauS ,i,,,, and 9TH
five carloads OF army C.It"'" The wan
or quartermasters supp''ss' O., china a
department mas 9uIyUoH,I, -. s,asn
vessel OF light drauBnl aHu MS" ~, a.
for General Chauee, aHu ~ .., ~
dispatch boat 20 carry ules 800 sDr
tween Takui llen ISM "". ~. d, 49,,
Their up the Pei Ho, II ne mus u NV
cssary.
cpoUDrNG THE WORK.
Vallejo, Cal, July 2o.-lne lV.ee CIV
the Mare Island navy yara ~ o''ue
creased. orders have been received w.
rush work on the gunboat Alert anu
a Is presumed she rs destined Tor Wurh
In Chinese waters. Dr. Payne, dee
tachet from the naval hospital ana
TIaut Hlrgchingar have been ordered
to china. The latter will serve as adj
infant TO the Fifth battalion OF mar
ines.
-........ 49,. ,,,,,,.crsro
ARRIVING Al San i'A''N'''DO'
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studyIng Europe,s MnItary syste

0IuUl IIN HUTUpV IIIIIHII 0NHItIHs'
New York July 25--A dispatch TO the
Tribune from London says
Colonel william Carey Sanger. who
has been studying for months the Brit
ish system Of auxiliary forces under IN
structions from Governor Roosevelt and
from Secretary Root. has completed his
Investigations here and has started Tor
Switzerland with Mrs. Sanger. He viii
probably devote several weeks Go eX-
animation Of the Swiss military service.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE,
Strong Assertions aa Co Just what
the Remedies Will DO.

Muuy0u guArantees
That bic Nheumatisu
Cre viii cure nearly
al cases Of theuma.
tifu iu a few h1lrsi
that Die Dyspepsia cure
will cure inilgesti0n aud
all stomach troubles.
that BIS Kidney Cure
VIII cure 90 per cent.
Of ON cases u kidney
trouble. that be Ca
taal Cufe will cure
cat1rfh no matter how
long standing that bis
Headache cure will euro
Any kiud of headache 10
q few minutes that
bis Cold ore VIII
quickly break No any
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''FFy Simpson Turned Down.

iu,s seoil Kan, July 2l-The Tea.
papBit., ,llay's proceedings I'm the
RepuNi, democratic and Free Silver
iars 4, ,uah conventions. which met
STATE ~, uiHerent hairs 70 nominate
ln,sr......e Hets or effect fusion IN the
turn,,. OF a single ticket. was tbe
uo"n Of the senatorial asplra.
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PopuII.ts CrItlcizo nomoor.,.

Eve. waco Tex, July 2l-Tbe ponpi,st
nm 1E /. convention tonight nominated "
KIN STATE ticket, headed by Jerome n
l6rs' i,I governor The platform foi.
c,r5. we middle-of-the-road policy
Bv..A ius.on and makes no mention M
,r., u does not contain any refer.
r,.,,.,o9 Imperialism or expansion A
M ,Jl.,..,n 10 embody these questions In
bv,rr,.. FORM was voted down. The fol.
nw.t resolution was passed unani.
h,t ps l,s., Past experience has proved
70 De,gpollst platforms are tempting
tl'e 'DV poltlciansi BE Il there
Revived that the chairman OF tho
r,,..' committee be- hereby m ~.
rr,,l..ll 10 have the Populist platform
ny, 'snied before the Democratic c y, /"
'l"on. August SIN" '''' con
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GERMANS ARE MIXED.

The Ioka Anzelger considers Il
amazing that the American govern
ment maintains any optimistic atti-
tude toward The doubtful utterances OF
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form oi cold ana 40 on through the cntlrs llst Of
femedt AZ an druggists .d centG VIA.
n yui need medical advice write Prof MunJoa.
1905 An o., Phua. 70 is absolutely ffee.
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MISSIONARIES MUST GET orr.

Look here n you withdraw yom
missionaries and give up your conces-
s.0ns, we win Doe willing 90 give ample
pecuu,sry remuneration for yom
losses We win then deliver your min
listers. except Germany's alive Wen.
10 YOU don't agree. we cannot be am
sWerable for the lives 0f your min.
listers. We cannot reconcile the ma
joritv OF our people 10 the foreign ele-
ment.' "and, Who' said Mr. Morgan.
"Wil have hard.hool enough to say t0
China go ahead. KIN the ministers.
and we win take revenge.
II believe that Secretary Hay has
adopted the only right course. Ills
action is splendid whatever the result.
] feel confident that the foreign en-.
voys are alive ln my opinion the
reports OF their deaths have been cir
culated with q view 90 ovcrshadow.
in The minds of Americans and Euro.
peans, comparatively minor outragcs
which the world would be glad to for
give the moment 90 ls discovered that
the ministers were alive
While This explanation has been serl-
ously considered by the foreign office
lt is regarded as almost too Ingenious
even for Cinnamon.
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pected that IN doing this he win act
with the hearty cooperation or 10.
other commanders of the internauona
forces