The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
TAbksOp rnINA,
Iins, y, Jl AnlnIsOA, u chinese MhaiDnhrs,
IN Visiting IN Hillingsl

Nss, u, Ji An,lniAOH, u Chinese MlpAiDnnps,
IN Visiting ~ NllliNGsl
hpy, q, j, AndaIaDn nDd Wifp mn IN
tba city visiting TIM laller'H sister,
MIa, HAp9pmnnh INV Anderson IN II
Chinese missionary " thu HpNNdinA,
Vim Alliance Mission, having bean
l0oAted Nv " Nann, taIe ola pApllnl Of
OhiDA, III the ppOviDee Of sbNAsi, fop
DeAIDy Ten years. Fhey. Ave now ID
thla country OD n lenI's evnGnti0l ann
nflap stopping ID BllllnRN f0I u couple
Of WeekH VIII 40 10 MINNESOTA ANd No.
bpHakA Tor n visit ~ relatives,
Whan they left M NHAn on tbe bih
dry ~ last Mny they hAd hot hhnpd 0f
tha yebelliOn ID ghina, nor did tbey
iaAln of II unlii ,hay panohad ina open
pOIt " HIM k0O where theS lOOh lhe
steamer Tor shanghai Hepe they
found 40 trOnhle, hut llaIA wepa
pumOvs Of pyOvy Kind, l'hOnanIlda
mon thOnannd6 W ljhlNnnl0n WRIB leAvF
Inv Hhnnphni for Nina PO IN thfy
nntlDlpnlpn ir0Dbla IN thu f0lln0l GitNl
DnyR Ind bepIl appointed On which II
WAA NDdgpsO0d Lla missions warn 10 b9
destroyed, bnt H0y, Anderson sRll Tint
np 10 July ], I'M IlMo IN smiled from
Shanghai, lhepn bnd beall 10 tTDnbla,
ltev, Anderson d0ilDua tbH bOknlH"
I'M II ap0I W aaGInt a0ololy, which hAB
Dnbn VI existence f0p SanIa, bnt hnH
1nat IAInly bpnn brave 6nOngb ~ gnNsN
AD OpoD pOv0Il ThOiI pni pom IN w
nOt pld ~ All hA0 Foreigners, MD n0t
only mo missionaries, M they llni6 I'M
rOl1IgnuvR through whom they dO DOt
wlab 10 D0oOnlo eGllHhtoned
ADonhinH Of lll6 GnDaa " tlle I0b6l'
Hon, Hey, AndevaOn ADld tbnl, nA fnp
I'M be could i0Apn, 10 wiz NRnaHd by tho
entrance Of vnIlvOnua infO GbIDn MOIe
thaD anything elsel Al eyapy0DG knows,
lh0 OhleAp Afn thH nlUHt HDpeIstltlODH
pDOpIe IN tho world HIlGe the 0OnllDR
On th0 pnllvOAd thay hnve looked HpOll
NJ IN a pvpnt evil " nAa levpled Or
md haHpOInI6d tllh HlnveH Of theip
0uAd, nnd lln noise NnDHnn by N hnH
MAIDS tb0 Chinese fedl maj ~ VIII
nIOllfN thoip nDOOaIOpa ihe nvHt ODlu
br0AhE NJ Tho b0kep movement 0e0IVred
nt tho pAilWhs ftDtlOna
When npka0 whether thn 0nlDeae
uOvApnMhDl WIZ moi hohlDd Tho pabelH
Hon, Hevr Annovpon replied lhnt lhepe
WIS no doubt but ihnt II VIM, " The
Chinese A0yOpnDlHnl ND d0Hlpel " 0Onl0
ADppvaaa thR lIOnbln IN Hh0vl 0pdeIr
lt0y, An1upH0ll dAsH ihAi tlIe GblDaf8
IlAyn mRde peIDnl hnbl0 ppOaVaas IN theip
military dopnytIDenl since tbe ppehl
VIM With tha JnpnDoHa only u few years
AOa, HiD0e lbAl tlnI9 they bAve 30,
OOle quite proficient III Hh00iIDH and
drilling, something thoy wars laekina
IN before,
Hev, ADdapHOn thinks thai tho allied
powers contemplate dividing the CHI
leaa empire md ha viii IagpGt 10 Aae
N, IN ho N OF tha opinion that M0Ie
tlOnDle IN lk6ly 10 0o0up IN the event
Of a!iob action,
When questioned M 10 hin WOpk ln |
lhiDn, th6 vayaf0nd gentleman stated
thAl during hIa stNy there he had Inet
Win fAiply AO0d HllO0eaH, When hg
want 10 Nj NRAR no DliasiOnRpy work
Ind DaaD dOIa thtve ak0Hpt by The
gnNh0ii0s, and tluve WINS no mission
there, Now thepe Ap6 Oval twenty
missions In and Ay0nDd that city,
Hev, Andersen hAs kindly e0DsaDted
10 OCCUPY the pnlpia Of tha M, ~
church n0kt sunday evening aDd VIII
speak Of hlH work ana experiences ID
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