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The Delawarean., 1900-06-27
Table Linen.

Extra fine and heavy German
grass bleached Table Linen, Cd
inches wide the washtub will re-
store any dust ridden places, the
75c. grade for soc. per yd.
The Delawarean., 1900-06-27
Napkins.

Fifty dozen Napkins the same
way. They are made of the
original round thread silver
bleached German finish, are of
generous size and splendid wear
ing qualities, $1.5o per dozen.
The Delawarean., 1900-06-27

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08
Rosago res aRAvE

startling inDid,ut .a aarralei uy
john oliver of Philadelphia. aa iui
loss was Ice au hsui condition.
My sa.u Nas almost Y.IIav eyvs suuA
yu. tongue coated. uu appetite sIov
ius s,thUI iay b, Jat iuIss ph'aI
,iaua hau stgu mt up lheu D saa
advised JD usg Eiv,ui, u,l.a to mY
sryaJ Iuy Jb. urat boJt.. waIe "a le
JJ,l Improvement continued their
us. leo. Jn.yy Ns.As apI am nov 10
N,u mau. suuV tbe1 robbed tha
sra,. uf another ,i.um Nu One
shu.II aI Too ts u.m 1up 1Jy
suAnut,yI at g. W Uuupb Jus
stui,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08
QUARTERLY mssr,Na
OF ciJ, Federation 5t womsos ciso.
az Me-. Barnss

OF Ciy Federation OF Womsoe Clsos
az Me-. aaruss
Ars g. M barues eatsrtsiued Ga,
lad,es oi she otV federation ot NO
aou's oiubs oa last saturday evsu,us
Do Nas ths regular quarterly sess,ou oi
\bo tvdci alton aad as we'll aJtsud, d
6y thc ladics
Mrs. Dale. president aud Nra D D
uuuatou, chs agety' 'arY, pJgald,d asyI
tho dvltteratloua 1t the mvstlus Aby
program Naa a literary uuo aud tuut
Gated she euthuaiasm ut tbo ladies tu
tbr CLUB work
Numerous yammtttags reported
aWlug which was she lity library
tamuittge. whtch reported $40 Vaium 1
rv,oNea up 90 she oscar tluno
Mts harnca WAs teadered the heai
- tbauAa ot tbo federation Cos hes
atuda 90 thc ,lun ibc ueAt 4uat
teflY meeting Nill Oo held ,u iauuagY
1901, a. whlth uns she prog BE- eA
pccted So bc mueh mnre elaborate,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION

wRRslly, OF R'usasasr 10 ssrs 60
day
Hsryy Psa,ssoat went 80 Asd~o's
t9day
Miss Lnliaa LauA 10 la osiahows
Cly todsy
Tom rhnlips wsut ~ oAlahows
Cay today,
Mrs, \ 5 Filsln is yis,tiug hey son
tsank ~ Noble
James Wukius. OF roasaNa, was a
visilor here today
Bird \ McGeirs 10 a sis htsoer at Ok
lahoma Oity today
willard stAplet ln 10 la che cout try
this week ouytag males,
asnry Asp returned today i,om q
buslaess trip ~ Chicago.
FrAnk and Charles Derg returned 20
day from kaasAs cay
va Thwing 10 attending bunalo
Billie show az oSlAhoma N,ty.
Alvin X sphugeC Of Mauhat1ao
kansss, was . ylsitof here YesteedaN
Miss pentoa hs lons distauc,
phoue girl 10 in Oklahoma CiS 60 DAP
Mae MorFls Of the New York hard
ware store, ls back irom hAuaas ul'y
Aa Baldwia aad 3 , Boles wsnt to
Oklahona oity to-day 90 zee humeie
nnl
Oeorge Oamptsll, ot urlaudo. a kt.
publioAn politlelap IA pa the attett &.
loaAy
Colonei A q Sehnsll retarasa b stsr.
daY trom opalnesa trip ioto hueosu
eounty
a & BAkeg, rapr, seating tbe Wet
ern New spapef unloa OF Wieh.ts q
" the city.
Coiouei ron s3wagd kepuouoau
candidate tor the eouasu irola ths
fegyy district la Ia the elty today
Mrs Charles Cuaniasham 10 speud
ias the las IA Oklahoma VlD uai,las
nnhaio nina Wld west
A parish reception stn ug held 60
monow alsht a. the fegt0o Az
s-.eada % asiaiss eAareh sge a,lsea
Ma hiineos ID ieplm Ao alglse.
m tho city ,obay ~ 10 here oa husi
nesa Apd win oe hers Gov seYogsl aays
tle SAYS Nrs nllneoe y quite eeu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08
COZ HOFFMAN ANo THE NE
cRulrs

Col koy Hau,aau generously vn,r
"a Ga Inspect aud drul ao awkward
squad 90 Chaadl,, ths other iay IA,
ideas OF she ntuta,I recruits a. ,U
gAsds mafghiog wage uoyel tssalD
tho COlouel d.agusttd AZ hla Inability
Go do cay tAiug With thg a1slsys
shouted
halti Advance st.p uy utgp aut
lIst cotue aut aud loak at Iuattiysa
ta a peach nf llue Nuufu keeplaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

Noastl shst sys B.t. aekls.b.
ta = ssasec Eap all\ustsl set aeII
aalA5oafosssiaA,spat lAt "a
safets help aatafu. aaia 4aa klthpat !
: gflp al gaia. pfpdula eaav uaiuial
,aAs fnaal olht YeH last l0 seAtt ~
dsfsia NeaAg pstAsflIe. Sac snhuluH
ait ~ IA attal hakea asffY latlel
ass n 81 y stANpsa aa ~ kaHAfa n
IultAil4pA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

4o.s.a5l l N as.1aa owes pauHl
NaUls 5f ono a.aausn.
H...laaf nafa,s a.e satarIay es
tu..s asuaI hIs a....auatau iuf she
uta.Hk tIegtIoH sHI.h a.U taae
p.a.. 30 pf8sIdsd by ..s ave oi paIs.
h1ma tatadAy Nasemrs. Toe
pfo. .Iauat.lu rsfI.ga Iae omee,a l0 uo
sat.I 'lr. from uoua al.alluau uueu lo
f.aI .Fefaratr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08
NATV FtVER NNlFE

tas ,titar ,i tha leader 10 ue4er .U
iigas oRs W asnsr.l passsegss Ass0t
Haskss oi ,ns \. b 81 ior aAaa
,oass git, la ,aa shapg VI 4 niag st
saiio aagsgtlalug ths HkaV Flyer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

psatal cpmaan4 takes pys shsrier
~ Asuuiaetars
Hhe seQFeia0 % lha lggatelF kss
lasaea ghagieg y tae Aihaay l,shial
oouRany x Qklahama "a em nrpsh
,ao,al goppllea - ~ ls4is " 0kia
hama fhe qlse ~ ~ pllae,Qal
t'vash = x QslaeaaA A'l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

iuaas D q. FosteJ aubeuUa rrlw ao
Asgaek ot siuousosaa
judge D toster we tasea s.lI u
as bic hosso laat uisht wish au attass
oi bilious tysg aad ,oasl ees alauls
~ gpPsfr 90 his omos hs has bsaa
issitug badly Soc several asys pg tst
tg Ia attubAlas kun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

NvN oluua spot nu sy advance,
sod Ordinary 3s los mddus uddlns iohc. mddns
'h mldus ta lusy "a
Sow 'ofh spot quiet lo. salos sr advance
thi,'su. hosa 10000 steady.
Kansas Ct5. Hoas 5000
kausaa Vt5 tash bulk. o a44.s. top blbt
Omaha tiuss cattle, tvad,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08
GRAND sNoAneMsHr

0laou lodgs odd Fellows and Na0aNan
Assembly
tbs sutuJ .e,lmpmuut uI tng slaud
IuJsy 500 tbe independent OIie. ol odd
Fyuoos. u conjunction olth tb. Ng
byktu assembly oi Oklahoma. eiii
boid tb,u .uuusi session b.I. ueNt
Nt.h. ,ommtu.us ou tns l3tp aud
continuing u, fuu, DAYS
rhe programme loI tbu r,,nt are
oot uuu. tltlA u UI.gr olll ,t,li,vr
thy Welcome tII.aa Nr GRANT
Nushy, tn, Ispup slaud uast., will
t,apoud A banquet viii by s,,vu thv
Iyl,sat,s uu the night Yt thc lltU
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08
The New Clothing Store


We take pleasure in Announcing to
the people of Guthrie That we sil
shortly opcn very complete NhW
clothing store 10 tts lSmith building
arst door east oi Ramaays Every dollar
of oar stock will be absolutely new. manuiac
tured for us BY the best makers ior The fan
trade OF 1890. aud will contaiu the cop notch
OF excellence la maternal, style. nt uniah aud
wearing qualities our Gtock will include
merchandise from the lowest price up to the
dEest made VA Mems aud Boys oG!ts over
coats. odd Pants. Furnishing Goods. Hats
Caps. Trunks, Nalises, etc.
All goods will be marked la plaiu ugures aud
sold uniformly at ONE PRICE 10 an alike.
We will open aud be ready ior business about
October 20 This paper will contain the
latest news OF the New Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

Vi hlutl aa3 skiu aovll,s
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= 4 haA haaaaa lN Hil h.N. r. wa i... i.i
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A ttgt n4et tEfAit pnF tet,lta ~ p
as So - 4 ississ'ls 4 1 i6sssAs Y klf S s.s aSsa
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klsoa sal,'s h5i.i ilsss sssaA
aead los osg hsa pas,k sai vgit,
~ physlgla0s a&opt Yppf g.,.sl
is,l adslle hsa
as el latao "a. AaauA a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

lu tbe paat Wouth Judge L l1~u
haa sutieu auIst s-O|...u worth uf
llt, Iuau.aut.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13
families cut Of Pekin to their home
steads in the south, knowing that they
would never see them again.

families out of Pekin to their home
steads in the south, knowing that they
would never see them again.
On his arrival subsequently, Lii Ping
Hehg appeared before the empress dow
ager and Prince Tuan and made de-
tailed report on the attitude of the
great southern viceroys, who We're, he
said, conspiring With foreigners con-
itrary to the imperial wishes. Referring
to the edict above mentioned. he said
that it ordered the viceroys and govern
sors to protect the foreigners, thus di-
recting them to act in 4 manner quite
contrary TO which the central govern
sment itself was acting in the north.
The last remark caused the empress
idowager and Prince Tuan TO summon at
once 10 their presence Hsu and Yuen,
Who confessed to having made altera-
TORS in the edict. The empress dow
ager showed no trace of anger, but both
Prince Tuan and Ii Ping Heng at once
rose in towaring rage and insisted on
the immediate execution of the two oul-
sprits. SO tie punishment was carried
cut and they We're disemboweled
/ Prince Tuan and others have been Sc
iected for punishment, it is true, but
theii acts are now living after them
and bearing fruit which the Chinese
government Will find it as hard to deal
With IS with the foreign powers who are
determined upon complete redress.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13

graphy. penmanship, two or three for
Beign languages. had attended current
literature classes and debating societies.
and was broadly intelligent along gem
eral lines, but her penmanship was not
good enough to recommend her as a
Scoypist; her knowledge of telegraphy
was net sufficiently thorough to get her
work in an Office: she could neither
speak nor write any one Of the three
languages She had studied, nor could
she conduct a debate or instruct a class
in current literature.
You do not wonder, do you, that this
young woman found no place among
the worlds busy, practical workers?
What wish to impress upon you
girls. is not to go out in life with the
idea that YOU have so many irons in the
fire that one or more will surely sue
coed. You must be certain that at least
one OF Your irons is at white heat, or
Your high hope and ambition will end
in disappointment and failure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13

t TOPICS OF THE TIMES

6 Is
This brand of fail weather is Very
popular with the people, who are willing
to brace themselves 70 stand SIX weeks
creuf it.
One Of the trade papers expresses it,
Self in this unsentimental way: The
money spent in buying a golf outfit is
not entirely wasted. The golf sticks
are Of the right size for stirring clothes
lin the wash boiler in the days to come,
and the sack to carry them in will be
just right for clothes pin bag or a
slipper holder
Professor Rowland 5 new thermom-
Eeter at Johns Hopkins University, Bal
ltimore. is the most perfect instrument
Of its kind in The country and is valued
al $4,000
Isof the department of the Missouri
shows that all the troops embraced
within its jurisdiction consist Of but
troops of cavalry, three batteries of ar
itillery and seven companies of infantry,
or total of sixty five officers and 2.O5O
linen. There is not enough ..militarism"
to alarm the several millions of people
Living in the great territory represent
| ed.
In Chicago a recent gymnastic fes-
tival held at sunnyside park for the
| benefit Of the Galveston sufferers re-
suited in nearly $500 being realized The
FESTIVAL was given by German turner's.
/ John Hay and John G.. Nicolay, the
/ private secretaries and biographers OF
President Lincoln. say hat he did moi
4 Write the letter which is now being
quoted so freely by Mr.. Bryan and Col
Stevenson, and that it does not pretend
4 to have been written during his life.
time. The letter was written in 1868 by
Cora Hatch, spiritualistic medium
who claimed that it had been dictated
to her while in a trance by the spirit q
President Lincoln. But such Letter
lie good enough to correspond witt
other Bryanite authority. Ny
4 The monthly crop report Of the agri,
cultural department. indicates that Their.
has been a general; decline in the. con,
EDITION Of apples, but In many Of thu
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

( p &
The Davenport Republican suggests
that If it is true that Mr.. Hanna is
corrupting democrats it is tantainount
TO an admission that democrats are
corruptible."
The Newton Record notices that
prosperity, patriotism and victory are
in the air.
All this talk going on about the Ger
mans not supporting the republican
ticket Is bosh. remarked we'll known
citizen Of tina, nationality whoswas in
town. Monday, says the Marengo Re
publican. They who talk that way
must think the Germans do not know
anything When it is hoped to get then,
70 Vote a populist ticket of the kind the
democrats have up this year. A Ger
man may be easy, said he. but they
generally know what is for their best
interests and vote that way
The Keokuk Gate City declares mo
Intelligent, self respecting, patriotic
colored man in Keokuk or anywhere
else will vote for a party which thru
fone of its chief Spokesman declares he
isn't fit to vote and ought to be driven
out of the country
The Independence Bulletin Journal
advises this way: In your anxiety to
elect a president, do not forget your
duty to drop a ticket into the box a the
same time in favor of the biennial cleo
ton amendment 10 the constitution, a
proposition that Will save the taxpay-
ers of Iowa. directly and indirectly, not
less than half million dollars every
other year.
As one travels over Audubon county
now he sees more evidences of pros
perity than ever before seen in the
county. says the Audubon Republican.
The amount of building that has been
done in the last two or three years is
surprising. The houses and the barns
nov fairly Well meet the needs of the
people and change the appearance the
county had a few years ago of being I
NEW and frontier county TO a count,
OCCUPIED by well-to-do and pros perou:
4 people. There are more fields in clio.
4 Yer this year than ever before. There
iare better fences. more cattle hogs anc
1 stock, more people, ana we believe
more republicans. The era of gooe
times IS upon the people Of the county
1 for they have much to sell and they sc
more Tor IL than ever before. a goodl,
majority of the people desire TO retail
these times and think the surest way i
TO continue the present administration
Even many who have heretofore beef
democrats do not wish 10 swap off
sure thing for chance, and tina
chance likely to be bad
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13

Even the Very slight Possibility that
Bryan may be successful in the coming
election is sufficient to make the ma
tional banks of the state increase their
reserves. said National Bank Exam
iner Henry Meyer. who was in Des
MONIES Friday. They have an abund-
lance of funds for all purposes and more
than they can profitably put cut at
times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13
ao ~ z
Hismarck . Iron Nerve

Was the result Of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous ener-
Nv are not found where stomach, liver,
kidney and bowels are out of order. II
you want these qualities and the sue
cess they bring use Or. King $ New Life
pills. Only % cents at George P. Pow
ers' drug store.
This is the season when mothers are
alarmed on account Of Group. 1t is
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure, which children like to take. All
druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Secretary Of state-W. B. MAR
TIN, Of Adair.
For Treasurer of state-G. S. GIL-
.BERTSON, of SWinnebago.
For Attorney Generate. w. Null
Ian, Of Blackhawk.
For Auditor of state-F. r. MERRI-
AM, of Delaware
For Judge Of Supreme court-EMLIN
MsGLAIN, of johnson.
For Railroad Commits sioner-D. ].
PALMER, of Washington.
at-Large-JOHN. NJ. Bald
WIN of Pottawattamie; OLE o. ROE,
of Polk.
For Congressman. Fifth district
ROBERT G. COUSINS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13

y Cough IL you want lung trouble and
consumption; otherwise stop 1t quick
with Mull's Lightning Cough Cure.
Nothing 10 good. Safe for children; 25
and 50 cents. Ask Mcbride = VIII Drug
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13
what shall we Have for Desse i,

! This question arises In the family
every day. Let us answer 1t today. Try
lJell-O, a delicious dessert. Prepared in
two minutes. No baking! add hot water
and get to cool. Flayors: Lemon. orange.
raspberry and strawberry. AT your gro.
GERS; 10 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13
ne owes Ills Life 10 the Forethought
ofa Com M Mon.

While on a camping trip in Webster
county, Mr.. S. I. Stump. Of Norman
town. w. Va. had severe attack Of
bloody flux. He says. Il firmly believe
that l owe my life to the forethought Of
one OF the company who had taken
along bottle of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" Moral
Procure bottle Of this remedy before
leaving home It cannot be obtained
when on hunting, fishing or prospect
ing trip. Neither can II be obtained
while on board the cars or steamship.
and at such times and places II is mort
likely to be needed. The safe way IL to
have ii with you. Thousands Of travel
ers never leave home on q Journey With
out 1t. For sale by druggists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13

Prince Tuan and Ii Ping Heng at once
rose in a towaring rage and insisted on
1.-The immediate execution of the two oul-
l5prits. So tie punishment was carried
lout and they We're disemboweled
| Prince sruan and others have been SCI
liected for punishment, it is true. but
their acts are now living after them
and Bearing fruit which the Chinese
government will find it as hard to deal
With as with the foreign powers Who are
determined upon complete redress.
The STRICKEN CITY.
| While little is heard of Galveston
now, there is unusual activity there i'll
anticipation Of winter a strong 81
/ fort will be made by the builders 10
| shelter the people many OF whom have
been living in tents. New houses are 10
abe commenced at once They viii be
isenabied 10 do this With the help they
y have received. With the gift of a mil
lion dollars IN money and food, large
Fart u which came from the north,
y they did not utterly lose heart Nv the
lappaliins calamity. Not only We're they
4 ual capacity. but i'll other directions. az
4 this tribute frem the chairman OF the
icfalNeston relief transportation COM
smittee5 proves: The railroad people are
IL .
i the best people on earth and may be
4 Depended upon III any emergency. They
eilt,erfully came 10 our assistance IN
1this matter and have carried people to
iall parts of the United States free of
lcharge. We sent some people as fan. as
4 New York and the railroads made as
great effort 10 get these passengers and
/. handle them promptly andcomfortably
Las { they We're getting 8 cents a mile
4 from each Of them. and the Galveston
4 News adds: Not only the Texas rails
I ways, but all the great railway sys-
items of the country, were likewise gen
ferrous and gave the tender Of Their fa-
lScilities TO all who desired 10 contribute
Ito the relief of the storm sufferers The
sSi'iess S'off' panlss, S'eaes sFaph ana teis7
phone companies We're iikeWlses Quick
y fiefia5e eia i aci4l1les ana services
s Without stint TO The cause Of distress
y ne va \ 70 g mate me = mount
90 Tree sei'Vaee SVEN py these fya cor
a9fa1 non : 70 iile sullsfefs on tile coas Y
4Islor % place itseasta Vaiie upon Y, ~ =
Isate g say how ' YER tina ~ ne asgre-
gate S q mated according 20 eurfeh'
.,nd So. fo,.an u !, ,,n,rs ~. .so,,i,
Fl .alentsaf ns,, Issss than 81 900 poi,.
rt,is ,,,a4 "a no otb4,. ,vn,,yd hs
", ~. -. 20 III. Is -,
80 Il. s,,,, a.i,, Ia mao ,.n,,a,.. 3
49, i, ii !, 800 ,,,,, i,,,,r
~ ,.,,,,,,s,;a,e t,..
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13


.BERTSON, of SWinnebago
For Attorney Generate. w. Null
Ian, of Blackhawk
For Auditor of State-F. F. MERRl-
AM, of Delaware.
For Judge OF Supreme court-EAlLIN
sMGLAIN, of johnson.
For Railroad Commissioner-D. ].
PALMER, of Washington.
Elect rs-at-Large-JOfIN4 NJ. Bald
WIN of Pottawattamie; OLE Q. ROE,
of Polk.
For Congressman. Fifth district
ROBERT G. COUSINS.
GROWING REPUBLICAN STRENGTH IN THE.
WEST.
Few public men have had the oppor-
tunity to study political conditions in
the West as has Governor Roosevelt
during his recent "trip. He declares he
is in q position to know thar the repub-
lican party Will make great gains in the
western statessi in 1900, as,scornpared With
1886 The governor in his, late tour thru
the northern part of the great west and.
the Pacific coast has, visited many To-
calties. and has been thrown into con-
+ tactsWitil inen8ot q parties and an sorts
of occupations and interests. Being a
+ keen STUDENT ard a man who can place
himself IN close touch With the people
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evidences tending TO form the conclus-
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CnlNeSE offiClAL GUILT
Mhaie silss. great ila al mons Interested IN
- Ssiiihess atsssl9il are getting to-
4 - ~ sasfes'hs5ist to's
- seesite eiis = $ eiiteS5 dou ptless
! VIZ WI . g snort 1iine, affairs IN the IN
Z teriof g s'sfltla 2 appear TO be siis-
illoll.# ils hps'isifN 70 and murder Of
foreigners; which Ayas primarily set on
3 loetl ps the Chinese ~ iefs themselves;
y Deatslia 4 lfult IN the as.ts5ef bands OF
aiiilsa lefc;es. i}hefe IS g threat of the
tl'risans 8 OF fSoXsrs N south China like
1ha' IN 1i'e northern part8of 4 he nation-
fsntniSS y foreigners has not been al
+ iaSed and it IS fostersd by some Of the
rulers They are thoroughly l'erfaeate
by deceit, even N their professed atti-
'uae % friendly negotiations for q
peaceful i5' Element lss and even Ii Hung
Chang is accused Of being in sympathy
with this hostile feeling. OF course one
must ll allow latitude always Tor the ma
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