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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31

one Of the most popular ana best known
of the solid North Side business men,
AMI his standing In the commercial
world Is greatly to his credit. The best
business men of the Twenty-tirst Ward,
irrespective of party politics, are sup.
porting Mr.. Geldermann, ana Mr..
Peter Van Setback. head of the old
Salamandcr Drug Warehouse of Peter
Van Setback X Sons, says: "Mr. Gel
dcrmann Is certainly the right kind of
u man to elect to the City Council. lie
Is able ana honest, ana his wellknown
integrity proves that he will properly
represent the whole people"
%SA
We haven't heard of any large odds
being offered that Hermann could beat
Geldermann for Alderman In the
Twenty-iirst Ward, ON the contrary,
many people claim that Hermann
won't know he was running after the
votes are counted.
&e
Hon. '.nomas A. Smyth and Hon.
Frank Wentcr are TO be renomlnated
and reelected members of the Drainage
Board.
The members of the German Sing
| Ing Societies In the Twenty-tirst Ward
are all backing Hon. q. j. Geldermann
for Alderman.
40
! The Young Men's' Business League
composed of both Democratic and Re
publican young business men In the
| Twcnty-lirst Ward, have endorsed g..
J. Gcldermann for Alderman.
Mr.. G.. j. Geldermann, the we'll
| known Scdgwick street grocer, Is the
Republican candidate for Alderman In
/ the Twcnty.first Ward. He Is very
/ popular and will make a strong race.
Hon. James G. Irwin has made a
good record, and his many friends pre-
dict his denomination for President of
the County Board, The Thirty-secOnd
and Thirty.fourth Wards are solid for
Mr.. Irwin.
Hon. Alfred .. WillistOn, Republican
nominee, who will be elected to the
City Council next month from the
Twenty-fifth Ward. Is a native Chica-
goan and has lived in Lake View and
the Twenty-fifth Ward for thlrty-th three
years, or since he was years of age.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31

Ing.
~6
st. Louis and New Orleans have
street ear service UNNECESSARILY supe-
rlor to Chicago. There the cars resem-
BILE railroad coaches; all the seats face
forward; every seat holds two persons;
each seat has an electric push button
to notify the conductor when passen-
gers want the car to stop; good light,
heat clean fiOOrs-everythlng that Chi
cago has not got. Every city In the
Union is ahead of Chicago In street
cars.
The Union Traction Company looks
upon the people of North and West
Chicago as contemplate serfs. A first
class railroad treats horned cattle bet
ter than the Union Traction Company
treats Chicagoans.
40
No wonder the upper classes" as
the corporation proprletOrs call them
selves, sheer at Chicago. A leading
corporation official, who stands we'll at
the City Hall, said the other day at a
club dinner: Chicago Is made up OF
the rlff-raf from other places; our vest
ed interests can do what they like here
and show larger earnings for the year
than in any other place. The majority
Of Chlcagoans are not yet acquainted
with the town and We are making hay
while they are getting acquainted"
You don't hear as much about street
car matters as you did. Things have
been fixed. The people Of Chicago
have been left as usual.
~
Philadelphia and New York men own
the Union Traction Company Of Chi
cago. II they treated the people of
Philadelphia and New York as they do
Chicago they would be hanged. Chi
cagoans will stand anything.
Chicagoans pay a nickel to the Union
Traction Company and get freeze and
a stand-up.
Mr.. ]. G. Denis0n, the Republican
| nominee for Alderman Of the Thirtieth
Ward, IL the ex-secretary and treasurer
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31

just as 1t wants them. The people will
get no concessions. Things have been
arranged and Chicago will be sold. This
time the "rcfOrmers" will do the sell.
Ing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31

Hon. James G. Irwin has made n
good record, and his many friends pre-
dict his denomination for President of
the County Board. The Thirty-secOnd
and Thirty.fOurth Wards are solid for
Mr.. Irwin.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31
/lS1l


Hon. '.nomas 4, Smyth and Hon
Frank Wenter are TO be renomlnated
and reelected members of the Dralnag,
Board.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31
/loI0A

Mr.. G.. j. Geldermann, the well
known Sedgwick street grocer, Is the
Republican candidate for Alderman In
the Twenty-first Ward. He Is very
popular and will make strong race.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31

are outspoken and favor Mr.. Sits cleo.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31

The Young Mems Business League,
composed of both Democratic and Re
publican young business men In the
Twcnty.iirst Ward, have endorsed g.
J. Gcldermann for Alderman.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31

The Union Traction Company looks
upon the people OF North and West
Chicago as contemplate serfs. A first
class railroad treats horned cattle bet
ter than the Union Traction Company
treats Chicagoans.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31
~6A

The members of the German Sing
ing Societies In the Twenty'iirst Ward
are all backing Hon. q. j. Geldcrmann
for Alderman.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31

Mr.. J. G. DenisOn, the Republican
nominee for Alderman Of the Thirtieth
Ward, IL the ex-secretary and treasurer
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31

Mr.. Lewis ID. Sits is putting up
good fight for Alderman Of the Eiey-
enth Ward. Many young Democrats
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31
/11AA

You don't hear as much about street
car matters as you did. Things have
been fixed. The people Of Chicago
have been left as usual.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-31

II elected from the Thlrtieth Ward,
Mr. J. e. DenisOn viii not only make his
mark, but he will prove one Of the
ablest members Of the City Council
yver elected from the South Side.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13

neamlDlpA WnNI M INV rnonnIlF IN nl
on ~ Illn WAY pApt ~ lnnInl
nNNmhalA W women Win ohllnWl
llnlp bpnNAlh NnInly STRIVING 10 dpAW
NIO0 n0HplhnmnnIl surrounded M
WIln Hlnh CpIna Aal 'Anlllh ! hnVn hnl
no food f0p Two dNpal and Inpn no mIlh
lOlI for my nhlld, hNIIb, hnNN M
Food l0p mNanlfI how NnN ! WonNCn
nOWlhhmnnl FOR DIV hlNpplnp omar
phIldpDhl WIlll n hlnnk lOOl NJ alDDOl
motion through n0lnnl hNnHnl, mi nnh
e0 Oh Tho ground nnd helped mnh 9th
W ID AnnlnhlnR FOR nnn hOrnplnH ND
arnpp Ho0n from mo dpN Anndr MW
ono boy, nOl \ yNnpa Oh, who WINS IN
solo plOVIhop for shIMsolr md Two
younger ODosr 41hn ribs NJ NIL OOnld
bn nlaIlnnllF traced On their bodies,
Whllp lhnlp low and Mma wan IIkO
nVlHn up pl00nH 0f nllnkt 0Dn pima
man, lepplDlE 0nnGlnlnn, WIS lpn 10 my
lent nvnTy uny by n ati0k bold by u
DnI0d lllll6 Hlpl Of about 4 tnnpA NJ
Aan Another \ miserable old WON
MI, Win h0p eIAE hnlp llOnilnA In lhp
WIND and Win no QlOthlnH bnI n I0In
cloth NJ pAHa, with hep bOnnA almost
DrOlWnlnH through hOp alln, nnmn ma
stood hnfOpn mo toni In \ nnsnn AtnlO
ana 0Onld not understand what hnln
10 hgp III hop own l%nnaNAHn bnt INV n
allAn silver coin DpOaaNd lnl0 hNI
mana, lld, looking I'D INTO nm 0NOnl
UNpnW mop hIlnA rOlnn my neck, ADn
WILD hGr hlnd lmnlDH on nv nhOaI,
sObDed aloud
W han NJ hhNl my l0nt doors down 10
prevent lhnm InnllF mObDlDH mo IN
th0lv 1pppnlP ana n pNt nv hnnn ON
10 np0p II nOln Into aOm0 Onn'a hnnlI
WhO snpnlan In n moro pIllnhIn alnID
lhhn 0llnla M mora hnnnh warn lhwlAl
through lhn gp0nIDA, nnn md IN 0lOaN
nynpE, hnnd ! pnl something Into for
fenl mo m0neF should h0 HDnl0hm ON
~ " Dk. another STRIVING WlplOll NV
fpeQnenllR hnpDnn0dl
nAnd fnt llO pntlnnon M lhn poor
pN0Dl0 VIVA wonderful When Wns
mol nGlnnnK giving nWAy money, lhnE
would alt silent for hours looking DIln
0uAly NJ Tho lnnt 10 sGn " showed no
slAns on coming OUT on be0k0nlng IN
HnE Of The worst anseH W GOMG fur
ward Tha Waathap VIVA bitterly cold
IN lhe M0pnlnHa and thGE ant In lhn
cold wind, ahlv0plnH win lhelp nAhpd
bodies Illl thG sun warmed lllnmL MnE
ln pFnanpV0l from seeing inch Annnnn
~ misery hanlnW
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
ALLIES DEFEATED
UhlnnAn IinONInM I'm Naslavn Arsenal
UatnHbnps hNinp hayapslH

lOsDOh, Jnly w. mThn BAppaaa pub
liEiidH ii ittiiasjtfittGdh ffGM HHftef TfAIH, ahtaa
Friday Inv, YIN Che moo, AaylngI
uahapAl Mn hRA d1iaaled the allied
fopoea and p%pOeenpied Tin Chinese ANIL,
apn ApHNnRl nftW innlgting gv0nt lOaa
npon ils dof0ndovs The engagement
ipnlad An hours md VIVA fons6l Win
mont dotepmtnRtlOn by both sldaA Yh6
uhlnnse vera eventually Able ~ nlillso
Vim 0If0Qliva nuns M thn f0pt AbnttlnH
Oh hin lity WlllA n0W tha Tao TAls W.
mnlI lhA nlllod troops suffering M.
vHpely from lA0k Of haAyy guns and
enyAtpSr
Tho dapanass commander aant Nh
Nppnnt npI0nl W hurry mlnfWGamenls,
w lh0 nlllna warn w imminent danger
OIL " memorial defiant
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
llnl Inv,

Chemists toll IN llnt ONla oul rop IlNy
contain nm much nNulllVo value na
they do when plDonoh No FAR IN tho
grain Itself goOsI Allll ll,OpO IN II lOaa hE
grain mllllnE ON whom Too plpp ana n
lOaa Of tho rooOlnn value OF tho straw
In plpnnlnHr Wo ihInk ovory farmer
who grows Onla for home llan VIII ln0
n ppOnl IN cutting lllOm Wlllo tho grain
IN Nh tho Dough- or a0ft enough 10
crush between Tho thumb md llnHop,
ana curing thom for my, HnyH Tlle
American CnlllVNl0p liOlh horses and
Ontlle oNt lhom nroo0lly, leaving no
straw, NOh Aoenl ~ hoop IN nlllln Nm
Aoon wording condition IN y fnn Oh
timothy INV Nnn upN OnIA \ n M "
Inv nlaO OF lho lnhOl Or llpnAllnA, Alld
there lnny bp nnOlllop AnYlnA they
mnF bo harvested before they begin 10
mat
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
ANyeWisHD IN,lUpA,

hlal OF lellevN vumOlnlpA unoAllad fOl
In Tho %pOAlOllOe M Billings, yollOwl
STONE bounty, MOnlnDn, tor th0 WoNh
ending July v, 1000
Andrews, Frank Austin, W. II,
HAvtpv ALVIN Ilnuv1,- Gina HOuOvt,
prank d npooh, Maud II, 0Mnin,
!oAoph Hill Ollnppoll, Mr. nnd Mva,
JAA Coffin, Arthur UO0nl A. NJ
GUIDE, W. Al Dodge, n IL, Edwards,
JHp0Mnj NvAnaOl, MIta Havlnn
Nnplah, n, Wl Vvya. lfrnnk w
Mppoy uuOvunI UvnNny, UaOlHN ",
Hnll, u, MI HoAtuv H. W. li0lllMpd,
y, Ill Hoffman, NOlmiu HOpsad, W,
~ HOlldNy, John u, Hunter j al
JoOAon John kAnn, JnN kilnld,
kpOOh, gdWln lnohap, L0hnI
lLnnHs, jos hInHlpNl0 MnOnI Wnl |
MOGOrmlNh, JMnaal MOl9lIOy, VyNnh
Mansfield, ~, n.I MnrtIn, MIN Mniy |
Mnnoh, J0bnI Newport, jlnl Num-,
Jnmaa Ohmnh A!lnI nAlmar n,
gu HnndOlphu y, H. Nighay, Il, On
NOOlgy, JNnpsI HnuaO, hOulal .AOAv'
lnt, ", Dbl HoOtt, Ai0ANndofl heNlH, A,
WI HhplAt0nd, uhNIIOAl Simpson,
NOAMne smart, Will Auydav, Naltla
q, HpNldlnH, v, W., Hpaan0l O,I
hlewavt, Frank Sykes, Il, u, / ph0m,
Mavgy WllhMr, Gins H. ! Wand, MpAt
y, H.i WOldA, ", WI y0una, hAm
Nnmnlt, i, II,
Persons calling fW Anmo VIII piaNNe
my oadyM tiAnd,u
~ w. HAhaOak, pOHtMNHt0r,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
MORE ron PEACE.
urit,shsss telisva the t,AptHva NJ Nsthls
hem NplNNA the hlNu Nearer,

ueittshsvs tlelissa the tlAptNva NJ lssthls,
,ksM NFlhMA the tlNh nearer
PRETORIA, July W. mThe British suc'
aess Al Bethlehem hAs considerably I'm.
proved the prospects for peace, h n
said, The whole OF the government oil
President ktayn 0f tho Orange, ppee
Atntp han surrendered except President
blayn himself, Those officials, WIN
are prisoners, have been allowed 10
communicate with President Ateyn fOr
thn purpose Oh attempting W prove 10
him tho NselnsAnasa vi u continuance NJ
The struggle which MN only produce
blODdallpd without nny o0MhtMbnIAnls
Inv advantages, The collapse 0r lhn
forces OF aaneNl DpWet N expected
daily, The DOaps here sAy thAt thp
men have taken II solemn oath never ~
personally surrender, but they ma bp'
ginning 10 See tho nnfnipnesH 81 Aaorlr
hplnH lifn 10 personal WlshNA ~ IN ON
ppntad that when General bOthA learns
OF The dafeAt Of hla pollNAHNeA no will
NlAily enter Into conferences Looking IN
The establishment VI pence, Tho need
OF more civil administrators IN urgent
and tho necessity for their appointment
N beeomlng daily more ApLnpeDt, H.
lelllHent administrators with u hM0Wl'
pdHa Of Tho people could undoubtedly
greatly Md In Iha future settlement Of
d~lileNltles tnAsMuoh Nv Il frank taelIng
IN favor o. submission IN prevalent
RM0ng tho Beers,
Tho occupation on Bethlehem do,
Wlyas General Dewot OF hin chief con,
Tor OF supplies md OOmpnlH him TO ~
lire 10 HnIplamlth Rnd tho mountain
dlAlplGt, Whepe hls commanders onn iin0
little feed,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
hhy tlpanuaps,

Many Mlmnpa Apn complaining tIlaI
lle finely bred h0aH Rpp INCOMING slk
hpeodepal md IN order N have lApgp
lltteW lhay NW Gp0aa breeding, ARyA
Texna pApm ana llDnlh Vhnr0 may
IN something IN Hlla, Vha HrndHA Nnll
Gv0aaaa Apa probably mara prolific llAIl
H0Aa bred M0pe systematically md
consequently inbred IN n lnpE6 extent
HHf WV IN n0f hfIlnYe n IN Tia hpMNh,
bnf tha fHed, WlnAG nnp hnlrrd h0au
Age g0ddl9d tO0 much, fad mo MNah fnp
WV aud moi pn0ugh fhp thRl which
alv0s HIM. sie0p and hardInRss IN VIII,
nHshi mnaNlN and h0nai l00 much n0pO
Nnd n0t an1nRb TIRES, FlnH h0npd hess
Npe mn VIM htat p0pk mnkpFA IhR b0nn
heG0Maa ln0 nna, nnd constitutional
weRknfaH rasHllh ANYWAY II IN NM Nv
wv neGfaantg fhat p0rk hnga nndI
EFef fkHnnf on mo mhle al1n vine
Mgsf hnQaRaafW gFaWfFs ~ hHas f0r
market isR Gfada s9Wa M lAFsa GAlll
heF Win fnaIg brad baaFs and prefep
lhnae ralhfF than pHFR bred thf6Hshr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
BAkh nOT IN nNAV
Ann Ollrr IFpdllHW AHah IN lpnnk lDlD
vhAI Attachments

NW UinW 0FHNIlHFH shNh w UfhM INN
vhAI Attachments
A anih 10 t0al Nh AllnohMaDt lavlad
hefOvH i merchant want lnlO hank,
pnptoy i%nvOlBDtAilly hAa bRen beRnn
III thn district 00npt NJ Carbon county
ID Debnlf NJ u0Iinln ~ mo Wadlt0va 0i
Ib6 bankrupt Vino ANll N bpOnNht IN
lbe nAnle III III NJ HNliOph, tpnAlae NJ
lhG bankrupt eHiAIa M Ftbd tplGman III
Mud AOdne " Annla W poO0yHp fOp lha
bonent Of Vim Natato property 10 Mn
yNlnn N $4,000 npon WHOM lha GApb0D
County bHDk lind IAvlpd before lhu
bankruptcy proceedings Wape baenDl
md np0n which execution lhan0d and
IhN HNIk MNHU IlU UUiiBUIIUHL WIUd
man WIN N. tIo clothing haHlnuepl
Vba pnlltlOD, winch N forwarded, 10
thu dlh1loA 0Onpl CLARK In UnpbOn
0OuDiy by Tho nliOpnOya In I'm unao, A.
ii Opnyen, W. " Mayer and VI, NJ
Hnpnap, .SAyH lhnt NalMnn OOmMitlnd
M nNl M inp0lvanOp ny py0t0nlna Tho
Onib0u County hnllk I'M " UppnilM nnd
permitting N W nlln0l hin property
Az lhnl Time IN 0W0d among Otlapa
ihe following noMOuDlAi TMbos,
aolllok Nj oou HpIO Ubnvlaa p
Nall0aa o0Mtsily, y0b Hell HVOtbaih
company tppAl Hapt Hp0lhavA GOmr
uNnEl ylDa HlpMn Knitting Works,
AHh LnM MhInh lh0g @Iatltt0Dad
Nbvt tLe 0Oavt declare Fvolman Nm In
voluntary %bNlhpnp1.. agd under lla
nauAl procedure, w. A. WITH WIN mhda
tAfNrNf fw VIM anna md H0pfOvd WIN
appointed tpnslna IN fhA IAffaI
0AbNallE, tha Nominal plaintiff N ila
NNhG taAhH w pe00yaf either VIM. R00da
M tha egnlvRlanL. yp,b0O, md .thoO
N%ttQVunsHf hah Vha QnaHli0n M tha
JuViAdlatlQn N tha dlAiylNt gGnvt IN tha
pNAe. VIII M 0na M Vim iAHaaH w In
HNttIAd,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
MmGnImpA Drive tnitIp IN suicide,

NJ ~ ANlll llOll lNnn N mo DDlN INlI
Mnl vino pnIApIlpH NIL over lnnAnu md
o0nmllH suicide" mmnpknd 4 resident
M tho lower oOnHl ~ mo Nav DploAnA
IlnlnA DnmOopNI '"lhO suicide claim
llNA lnnll llapNlnl hOWOvor Nhl pnn
fNpnlAh \ lIllp nvlnnNW on mo AnD1opI
myself, Down nnnI mo mouth W the
river tho mosquitoes NVO nj times II
Deal W \ very Formidable n@hApnol0pl
ana " llhN IpO llN WOIAn III tho klOn
dIW WOllnn'l M lllMpn for enough
HOl0 10 AInpt n bplukyOpn, Ih0y OOln0
ID HWnrnla w lOIAe TINT lh0N l0Ok HE
clouds ~ blnOk smoke ana when they
make \ decent There NJ nothing 10 do
bnt b0nt n lOlpnNl Of course oNlllp
suffer Intensely, ana tho poor DonHla
VIII become absolutely mNdAon0d by
tho pnlnl Tho mOanNIIOoA ponotmtN
lhOlp onla Nln noAlpllA ma on AoyopNl
OOpnAlnlA nave AnOll lows nLn steers
rush INTO mo river ana 10 NIL NpNnnlh
nnops commit suicide by drowning
nonn thnl lllON Wh0n into comparative
IE aNnlloW winter and deliberately hold
themselves NNllnr winter unlIl Ire N
extinct ANNhnlE VINO llNnh IN tho
DolglhOphOuh VIII homp on Tho nAaoI,
llOn, hlh " tho not IN moi Intentional
suicide II certainly hNA nll I'M aspects,
IN n common lllInR 10 nm onllIN pNN
Into tho river Nn0 aNhmopAp lllomr
selves Nlllll only lllolv n0Hoa ppOlpMlp
Oln settlers any lhny VIII alnnn TINT
why MI night NNn ! lNOW from person
NJ observation TINT lllON VIII holN lholV
position rOp hours M u Un,0"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
MADE A Bla HAUL,
Illinois Central %IAaARnRnp Train ttnlh u
b WDbbnpH Near Wi0hliNN, Nv

Illinois Central iNHAnnwap Train iinlh Wv
nv NOblUpH Near Wt0hliMM Nv
pADuoAH N.Y. July lp,m#'Phe llIlnoil
Central fRal train from New Orleans M
ghioaHo WINS held np and vNbbld 81
tlD,OOD two miles south on Wl0fhillp,
Nv, The train WINS tagged and thN
pobbarH, sIk In number, out 0ly Tho OIL
Hlnn RDd express Cur and nm u mill
ana u hRlf 10 Fort Jefferson, near thu
Ohio piyeE md within sight on tho Mla,
souri, shore, There they blew the w,
press safe and secured NIL WlunbIos "
contained They left Tho engine and
lOOtaa orr And crossed into Missouri
They dropped ono package containing
woo on Mo Kentucky side, and another
pnohaHe on tho Missouri side, both Of
which were T0nnd later, The robbers
0yeppowpped lhe express men and mndn
Them Aet or the train, bnt did not ntI
tempI 10 modest the large lend on pns'
HaHaepa Fireman VpylAoh VIVA badly
haatnn by thn robbers when they stopped
thp Ipnlir The eAppepa messenger WIS
lpIynn from hlH mr. when Ii wns Out OH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
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AaryioeH M the NJ ~ ohNvOh NokI
hnndny M tho nAunl hours AN o.
M, Miaa ANN NJ. WhllNl A n%onoOlnoeH
M Tim MnihOdlat hOapllNl IN Great l0Alla
VIII apnnk md III Mn nvOniDn NJ \ O'olOok
Mipe lsOdMn DOWnoN, superintendent
NJ Iho Orphans h0Nn NJ RnInnA VIII
upunkl HNDOny aObOOl MI w d.
Junior honnno M j IDO M, ma bp'
worth hpnNDo Nv u
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Sunday AOhOOl nt tbO CONGREGATIONAL
nlOvoh nekl HDndny NJ Nv III, dDDlOp
NDd0nvOp NJ hDpo , M nnh Senior
1nd0nvW M Y O'0l0nkI
Az MI, hOhN'a ohNpoh nost SUNDAY
lhnpe VIII le morning MlSap ~ II
O'OlO0h, and 0ynnlnA prayer NJ i
O'OlNOhl Tha evening AnIvinna VIII ba
Nh attractive HOnn service Win 4 bllNr
address fvOM lhn peNl0Il sunday
sOh0Ol M DIjb Everyone IN cordially
invited M lh0HD HppVlO0s
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
A TIE RIO,
lahiNt NJ Iha IlnppnSA IOwNApp Regarding
ms Chinese hltmnllOn

NEW foNK, Jnly IA dispatch III
The Herald from Shanghai aayal Al
adlat 0l Ihu omprnaH doWaaev, prOmn|'
Hatna Oh June I'D, Inns lNHt boon pubs
lahnd IN shanghai, Her mnJnAty IN
PRESSES SORROW Tor tho death OF IiAr0II
ven kotlNler, lhe German minister,
who, AhA anya, went 10 tho thlllH j
yalnNn on the dry of hiA death against
hep Wishes
Hm majesty Expresses reHpet lllnl Tho
oAprNro Of mo l'AlN forts should navo
complicated matters, but orders tlnI
tho Hoknpp bo AnpppppHua md mo for
olHn legations In Pehin protected The
Wh0ln IONS VI Iho eai1t ~ 10 hold the
Foreigners blameAble for The gravity OF
thh nlllsjA,
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TEN TsIN COMMANDMENT,
Continued |IRNanRntlN for tha Three IRyS
l9NAlnk JNlN Nj

BERLIN, Jnly la,@phn German nOD'
WI at plun I'sln oablea lhat Tho foreign
settlements ware continually bomr
bnpdnd by tha Chinese from July h 10
July " Cd July y 1000 BOKera MI
tn0tad the French settlement, and were
vOntad by thu Russians. The British
and JNDNneae fOpeeA, July 7, bOMbapded
Mn Chinese bAttNplGa Toward evening
UhlnnaN shells penetrated the Roof NJ
thD German o~OnsNlAta md oRnsod mn
OnlbvaAk Or llpo, which WIN nstin,
gnlShed attnp slIght damage had beon
dOna On duly thn Pal Ping aailod
fDp 1Ahn with tho German wOunled,
River communication between plan
psin And VAAn Inn baan aAf1 sinGe Tho
OhlneSe f0pt midway bstwaen Via. Two
towns was .aaptnpad,, Tho railroad
from IOnH Nh Inns benD repaired 10
within thppe miloa OF Iien Iall,
Nearly VII lla families OF foreigners
lefl Men Tain rOp Tain July A.
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Correspondents Say That Nc
Advance IN Possible Bsa
tore Sept |.
40 DAD AZ " GAN WELL Do
Another Disaster In Expected
Unless Relief Reaches
Tlan Tain,
Foreign Troops Working Well
Together but Commander
In Needed,

hOkDON, July l0mphe Chinese aItNA'
zion naAiA bnnps n most ominONa aspect,
Nlahtppn days ago Aip Robert Hart div
patched hin Inst MessAge heNlAplnH Tint
she situation WINS desperate, md since
than 10 wnpd Inns coma from NNp0pahnA
IN P0llnp
According 10 The Daily Mnil's ahAna"
hAi correspondent, ID Hung Chang hRH
pppelynd mn Imperial denpa0 ordering
hia immediate departure for Folin,
probably 10 bpeak Ihe news VI Tho
pekin tragedy 10 tho European powers
md IN hia usual pole Of D%eHotiAtop win
Europe IN different mAtt6pa, 10 ANt Nv
mediator and 10 avert Mo vengeance ~
the powapa No Md 10 lhe epimAesa ~
this anagostlon, MI Adylees from Tion
I'HiN lnDn 10 confirm tha papOpts NfI Tho
pnpl|0Na conditions Of tho allied forces
and bnlIa the optimistic Chinese pNm0pn
Unions pelnfOlnem0Nla speedily panpll
TleD Isln another llanstep mhy b6
expected,
Forward Movement lmpOAAibIM
Tho Daily Mnll's Tlan VSln ooppe'
ApOndont, ta~legpAphina on July b, AAysl
'Olhp @AltNnIlOD IA about m bRd M i oNn
we'll bo, only trust Ihat W. ahNll not
MON wAnt believing ourselves A for
ward movement N lmpOasl bio, From
10000 10 10000 troops mn wanted and
thnpp Ape only 10000 hopal The foreign
troops ap working we'll t0Hoth0p, bAN
N N lnODnV0nlnnt IhDI Ihepn IN no ann
Mama commanders In soma nnMptope
thp rnDllnH N 'lat IN pAaoln Felln ana
thND n|aW ont In favor of Russia"
DThW Ilan Tain correspondents my
thnt no advance IA poaalbl0 until Aept! !
AMI p|AplmnllOne npo bolnH asked by
tle pnpops hers w Tho Iaray notion W
JnWNn n aanhlnH troops, since " w
known thnI ahp Wns pnndF ma willing
tO Apnd Them md thAt hnaalA raised no
objection ID boz doing M, ~ N limited
thAl \ dllilenlly npOa1 M 10 Tho mnnnAp
IN which Japnh wins 10 In peoONpad tor
hnp heavy ODtlay, hnmopa ape pDlpOnt
lhAt JnpAN demanded tho ooaAlOD NJ u
QhlnnHn DOrli
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
lNplA'R STARVING PEOPLE,
vivid FletNve nj lhe Awful ANNsplRs
IN INA VNmtNH uIstFjHls,

keHpg n0w nnd lLan M same news
uMpev or nNHa1lnH NttN known N NM
nNhepHl pNbHe gng G0hleA nGp9Aa RAH'
iaGee which hviHE yivldy .hafeFe the
MIND the almost lndeAGvlbablN h0FF0Ia
m tha Indian famlnE HepA. yAFe some
lnSoanea fran M Article In ghG lHdlail
nS1lhe wHttsa Nv NJ kAkegA nm
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IN Annnnna Vim Nallnlnn

BENIN, dnly h. Dp Mpmm y0D
hahwppfanAtaln, lhe envoy aALpegdln,
IVY M Germany w the HVnnd Duehy NJ
HllAnmhnvHl l'aa hnan appointed aag'
MRt minister w CHINA In sn0geaslDn IN
the lata Enron Won kallnleE Ie Hapfa
fv lhe INV lfpsl IN n fnW days, Raa0m'
pAnlNd by Nnr0n Won dnp l0lLN
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GREAT NORTHERN EXTENDS
kInals Mllm NJ Nav HIND IN In IMll, IN
NINTH HRknlni

W. Paula lnly ", THE DAhOla and
HFuut HDttiiafii III tiia ttttiiG if iii GatGii,
sion III thH appnt Nmplhnpn recently IN
@GOpDOrntNd IN North DAhOlA IN bnlld n
railway from bakota through Tho G0nn,
Lles1 vi Nelson, Ramsey, Cavalier md
V0Wnep, W n point on Tho international
boundary llnD DntWnon tln counties NJ
Cavalier M InWnpp ma llln province ~
MnnllnbA, u l]llaIHnGa ~ lD miles AlaD
n llnn rA0m hOItlnnm north BO miles