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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
unnnEpnlnN lannHs,

Tho foHons between pAslNloH nnd GNll
tlpAlea nella should Dp lnn1e strong N
thG ppplDA before Tho CAlIln Apn turned
cut bul u IN we'll 10 kpep Wal0h OT
ihpll M later times, especially " tl1
pNAluln grows A0hllyI Thnn u lDOli
Dvpp mo Fence w u nnld 0f u0pl Op WNyI
Inv HlAIn IL u temptation ihnt should
bo gnnldud nHnlnel, Nv N MAy mol DO
oAslly VabIsln1, VlnD IN nOnie looaIIn
Hun there h 4 GLASS OF l%peanAaanps
Who think llttle On throwing 4 sIDng
ON the wall Op letting down \ pnll In
iho fon00 10 make III DAblpp DnHHNAU
for th0lnBplye when tlley NJ lllDt why
cunning, lAhlnH Dp bpppy DluAlnHl Hunll
pnpllns should bp punished, bun II IN
mol always nAak 10 hpleGt lhoMl W.
llnyU auDll \ lnlf ron Of STONE Will tnni
Ind bn0n thrown down, apparently 10
u0l Olt some WO0uohuuk Qp pnbbIt, ADn
lpfl, I'M tOD 0llpA VINO hnl done tho
thought llnpe VIVA 40 mad Of
my WAn tDoloEa American GulnvAlOH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
SITUATION COMPLICATED.


NNwA W tha uhiBeua lNsAsiDa Df Hlbsplv
t}OAsihppsa ssriDNh
LONDON, July lAmlf cha news 81 n
Chinese Invasion VI BlDepiA proves trNa
u WILL 81 course, lMMeDs6ly COMpli'
eAte the situation from thD MlnpNAr
liOnal point ii view, Al stated In shs
Associated Press b. Petersburg Ais.
patch Of July ~ lhs Chinese had already
pspeMpiM lily ordered al Russians 10
qNlt M%AnehnpiA, but 40 Ons imagined
thsy. W0Nld be ANhA0i0Ma eADNeh tO
break DNb Of their own country And Ats
tAek Russian territory, eH0h M attack,
II u hAs bonn made, Of course U0nstl,
tnles ID Itself \ declaration Oi VIM, psns
depinH formal notification needless
A separate Attack by tAs Chinese Oh
HusslA means giving Russia, Ae0DpdlpH
ID lAe yisw eKIeasssl In kNpUDs, Adds
llOAel sAeMse tDR SB iMIel4d dssOent OA
Peklh, AAl An AddlylDRAl DIAiM VI ASSERT
greater influence Than ths other pow
sry All obtain greater compensation
MhsA the dAy vi s9bllsMtnb. arrives,
Hence, extreme MneAMIlsss hAs DeeN
ePsRtsd In ths g~hkN0sllOpIes by thls
latest development
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

Germany liM AlpWns IspOnipl lwO
Million DDiiNps In AnlRplML

Germany IiAs Alpnnls b.puMlpl llwU
Million Dollars IN AMnrlpn
PHILADELPHIA, duly ID ml'Wnnly ,twO
steamships ApD sAin W hive bpnn char
tepod by the American md German
governments ID onlly troops, stores and
WIN material 10 China, Iheso atOnMu
ships represent u total on 100000 hons
spOaS, and u IA believed lhat tIioip chars
teplnl N only lhg beginning Oh thO
mOvomeDh A number Ol lle German
slenMepy when lllDy arrive on lhIa
sldD, viii bO ordered 10 tho Pacific 0Oasl
IN bAllnsl, from whence they viii tnkp
anppllps tor the German ARMY In China
plle dppMnlHl according 10 reports,
hnvo purchased VIM supplies Tor tlolp
army III thB United HtAieb amounting
w over NY, 100000,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
UHsIRAsa lIms var Hats,

A correspondent III IllU Country GEM
tlpnnl Anga lllnl ID b0gp rodents Out
gf Onls ntuhu unslNknd illnnl Jlal sDplnr
Mo II over tho Hour Op platform On
which ono VIII put lla apalD, lllen \
layer NJ hlpnv0A and another llbepNl
tlpea1 III lima Continue In lIiu man
NOT llnlnA enNll layer NJ HrAln IN lIl0
laAl not AlnoIhDvlnA tho lAHl layer ana
tlinl IN MI Illuru IN w M kNpp pNla
anu lhloD 0ut NJ NY 00rnGpllM IN llQ
same way nhn II ~ invariably u Aupl
noaa, nlA0 men lApA0 .nlnnllnoA NJ
%Nlllllthnllpn GUS III bnlM ilHe fp0M pals
Hnn, nllNn tllH Same WHY One hnvpHI NJ
Nllnlakpd lllnH v enough fDy 1900 ~
niNM. huallGla NJ corn nv elAlt l0ns NJ
Hllgnf 0DlhlU
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
AMI RIoAN CASUAL TIES.
Army l0st " ahtssN NlIlpd NNh nIHhtS
WlMNlniI JNDk III,

Army lOsi " ahissn klIlsa NNh bIHhty
WONnJMl JNly NJ
WASHINGTON, JNly lMaHThe WAN d0.
pAptMpDt hrs DnllptiDpd ltH ilpsl pDpDpb
Of thu battle W Iipn 1sln IN hin follow
Inv Dispatch from bienlsnADt Colonel
0oDllbNpl
%nunamllle. III attack On Tim Isin
July lDl
hkllpl.=Uolonel W II, hIsoAM and
" enlisted mpn,
nWOunlnaaa Captain u w. NOyeS,
moi tevIonbI Major j,, nAeall SERIOUS,
mol, dANAnpOnsl UAplhln " VI Books
miller suplDnA, nOb nnnHapDnel bipNtsn'
NM u h lMWtOn, nDt BvplOnsl llens
tenant " " hanH, slight and w SIS
listed man.
'MlslDa@TwO enlisted mon,"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
IiHDa In wheat,

A man IN western kpnHAa aOWed tlsl
aeA pnpo aapd wllIrt lppus on wleAt
laal year, lilo onilA pnOlOpadOl DOpAnl
1900 INlnDA and Mlnpu Oh tho 1lNll
Allup harvesting tho WloAlI 1le
lambs HAlnod 1900 pounds while eAll
Inn ille pApp, TbD cont on Tho pnpu Hpod
was Mo- Tho lind had DpOdu0ad ltA
0pOp Of Whnal And lll0n l6AlnNd On bH
lnu |dIa Ii Patterned ION l0IlDs Nh aopu
lntwoen harvest tllle, NM winter, pDtl
tlnN nD AvepNNe Of III pounds on 10
mail Dn1 hnl1llepa vino DOuHht Tho
lambs report that llley sell M WnIl M
those lhnt alp pApllg grain .fpn, MI
though lh0F dpeAs AWAY u little DiOpH
Many sieen Allpa fAltenHd for MAlAll on
pApU alone ANA have brought HOOu
prloual Flpld and FapMl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
INSPIRES HIM WITH FEAR.
1928 lin iDnplDpnH lla lleunnt l9vaNtn IN
uhlDn Nnh Asln Inv Prayers

AOMB, July lNl m P0po Loo Inns AdD
dposA1d n letter ~ lhO Vicar OApdinal In
Vino course OF which ho HNyA llln HOppOWl
ful events In China, beside Illlnu hin
soul WAN sAnn0As Oh a0O0nDt III lllO
spllllng or NJ much Christian blood, Inr
Aplpo him with lhe deepest f0Ap nA 10
tlo H%ltnatlon 0f Tho apostolic vlOApa and
tlle dangers 10 which Christians And
missionaries Aru espOSod. ~ HeplonH
trials ns we'll Aa sacrifice On llv0A iila
holiness therefore AstS llut MI 0Olll,
m"nnloanls Ilny ApdeDlly tllnl God In
SplpO thoughts, VI o0lioOpd nlld ppAOe
and lllnt lfe VIII oAd destruction And
lljlAHNllla,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
0an0FlNe ChlnNae UlsnNtahNA

BENIN, duly lNrsslt IN npmlanlGlNlIg
announced lllnt hAr0D Won Hu1I0W thp
lmlgplal mlIlalap M l0lulHn Affairs, bnH
nnlllnd fhg OhinHHp legntlnD hegH Tint
Nnlll lngthep notice ! aaHl0t In nllDwqd
W hpln ~lHlaHrHlnA IN GlplM IN aegrft
lHiHnnHei And thAl ~tplpHrAnA IN plAin
MllHApW MnAt wv hnhnltted fM lha Nm
wl1vhl NJ llle, AaaFAtAFg M stAle befete
laty WIN w alHpHteApat
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
KOREA ID ALARME D,

Chinese snl, iioseps IN Farce Al0Hs ths
Northern IpUnllah
WARRINGTON, duly ID nmunlLan AlHLaa
Minister Allen vi SEOUL, NOpeN, l0lp.
graphs tllg slatD department thNl liOAs
eps mud Chinese mn III f0poe within II
few miles III tle Korean frontier Vhu
natives Or plnH fnn, the mOal northern
province III kDpun, mn much alarmed
and Aro noellH, Tho Foreigners pomNil
III Mfelk Tle government IN worry
AMMONIA"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
SHOT AT rHE CHlNAMAN,
pOnh Nv Lima Dentist lplnN W Mil u
LAMDbpyMNn,

s"WbV' VssVV
MILWAUKEE, July lNHaA Sentinel
special from Fond In Lane, Wis, sAysI
ghAnnooy HlohApda, " ypunA dpnliat o.
thls Oily, HOl INFO M MtMuAllOn with
Sun WAh, u Chinese lnnndpymAn, And
IN mo Excitement Tho controversy LODI
up lO lhe Boxer movement HlOhApns
went 10 hls room nnd secured u ppyOlI
yep,, md, returning 10 lhD laundry,
lrpu NJ TIM Uhlnnmnn's hpndl phn
powder burned tlp Uplnatlnl'b IAoe, DNl
lhe bullet lodged IN tlp WWllllVn III Eho
p0oMl Hundreds ot pooJllN gathered on
The street, bNl the police arrived In
llne lO ppnynnl n MOB Hl0nnpdg wla
arrested md Furnished vi 1000 bonds 10
apponp Oh n charge or assault With lnn
lBllL lO MURDER
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
IN CHINC'y rALACk
@manHaHMHHHMaH4
Secretary Of the Belgian Lsga@
NoH Says tho Prince Pro.
teets Foreigners,
u This Report Proves 10 no
Correct There ID a Cause
for 6oRsratulail0R,
OFFICIALS ARE SUSPICIOUS
Heps the News ID Accurate but
Are pistrustfuI of 10 Chs
nese Origin,
Minister Wv Says IA ID Net
Probable Rebels VIII Az.
tack Them,

HNUssNls, July ", HaI'bs Belgian con.
wi " Hong Kong tpleHpRphs ihat III
Hung Chang passed through that Oily
during the dry 0n hin why 10 ths north,
Before hiS departure Tho vlenpOy lind 4
lODs interview with The governor OF
fiOnH Kong, Tho secretary Ot legation
" Shanghai teleupnplH thai according
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
Tins IN I,esa,

Thn farmer Wl0 lmNRINaH IN bna mn
HluH M lhnn WulnWnlnA n nnnHApUlA
dNIuH0at n IN lnOk M NOIlnnliaN lInl
MlarfngaA " IN would lakg. M hONl
dnlK fm Wndina In wand nnd
nD0n Vim ll0at. nl0liNhM h0W M tbQ
W. HspAH NM h0nla nIianl In pafresN
lnH AlnHh. AM MrtlM VIVA danlpa
MhnHnf me linH hneHAHnW. IN keHl
HnHtM nm Muu lHUIHA nnn NHnHpDt
nGwA N mlMInR hllaAfIf Ml6nI0usW
NM VIII glqnl Mndlsn luAlshMeat
alllIHh ami liaFAaA #TesNA RArM AN0
Ranch
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
TOOK slxTysrWo guns.


Inv NJ Han Rain
BBHldA, July W. @Ahmlrnl Won llpnp
domain, commander W the uarmnl
s1undv0ni IN NV account ~ the llpntlnH
MI Than TAN IN Jnly M NAyN dWhoD
lhe citadel WIN aaplnved NV HuDA TOLL
INTO lin hands M the AIllenu
Th0 German commander puyA AlA0l
WtpHnlM AilwAy communication In,
tWaGll TNkn md TiGu Tain will IN
Opanad IN Jnly lA " hHN hMen dogid0d
TIM no aanlM officer IN the station
sionll llAve military a0nW0l M lhG IlHn
Snlll " aOuld be hAilded 0vpg M tlle ~
dlnapy authorities VINE hvltiah adr
nllpAI wished w I'm handed over M
0nWt phe HuAniAnH hAya repaired tha
iine Aid nav 0gHiVk III
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
TIN Appa,l,a " Il s,pa,

" eNvlMd hy. NH. wh0ss slOMNeb ana
G ,sss ' Is. Nv b !, 'REl llssssI,,s nv Nss ss 'I.|,,' A ESls,
Hlva y spAn,l!M, EMAIL ", spNna. digestion
NM \ ESxnlAl bOilly hAbih thAl MsNppA
Rspvan! haalaR NM NlnAl aMavaN 0hly
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
y,s., ysNp sIs,av

A bNgNtiiNl ooMplaxioA n mn lMvpaabilis
". Without NDDa pNpN hlDO1, Mn AOpl
WsAAlipqR. y lpAllhN, nvpl AHA INWalA
lp bDwelA liver ,ANl, .Nl1llXs MRpllu
thAM In phplApt .haAllM pNpN M M
anil ND M, ADln by WENppla hwy ca,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
JAPANESE TROOPS LANDING
vlfsen Vh0usAnd MIN h0w DlWMbapAIDs
MI vNhM

lNhn0hi duly lMaWA apHelAl dispatch
fp0ln hlnlAhAl HayA Tho decentralization
NJ lhiNW dApNllHAn W01pH N pr00esdllH
NJ WRAh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
ASKED FoR no,
More Than lhe Required 0nDlR ARAious
IN tn w ultHN

NBwpOM, w. l., July 10, ml)pdupa
were paoeiyed from Washington fOp
volunteers from tllu marine unnpd nj
thG HHyyEl Training stallon 10 j0IH illa
battalion which IN 10 lonyo Washington
III n few dAyA Tor OllnA, tle QuOtA bas
Inv restricted W mon who nlr6Ady have
tbptii Iii tiit ;jGfit# #iH iiDillis Hid hive
tWO yUAps Or enlistment Htlll 10 serve,
1'lG dnslped number Or volunteers VIVA
obtained without difficulty md many
morn could have beun secured Twenty.
five Mhplnep alHO VIII bu aloolod from
Massachusetts ANA Indiana, and lllu
tWO detAGhMeDIs, tliO ono from Tho atNs
lion consisting " W mviynlea md mon,
commissioned plIlnupA, viii lpAyu tOp
washington And thence w 70 Nm bran
QIHuD,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
Eolj.Nnv MN Inv HIN Oglsnh

kAkaAA uWvt duly W. ~Vhe l0aNl W.
eyuitlNH stNll0n lerp IN NnllAflnn MHl
WA want. IN IN IN tle ORIENT The
ialNN M MING Kabf IN California m wv
~ IN dl0event rtnlMpns igW tlsEe,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
e%oNFlRMAToRY DISPATCH,

Wars I0ldlnH Onl iNIyh
WASHINGTON, duly W. Th0 s,Ate d0'
pMrLOphl llnb r00Ulyud u dlHpnt1h from
UmlAul u0n0HnI Fowler MI CHG NO
ANylnH tlnl mo governor M Sum TunH
virus ll,vt illA courier luft rehln IN duly
d Tlln l0NNLlOnA MNIN AEl llNldlnn NnL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
A7NlA- s69 lMllNNdN E7T-N9I
PROFITABLE sAERP,
rslRas tN ths DsyslNpMsAt N . Dss
AlPMhls MDnk,

p0IR1s tM ths DayalDpMeAt ~ q Dss
AlpAhlv MDNk,
I'D kanpinH Any brNnl w NhnpD tho
hfst desirable fpAtMM II SELECTION Og
bppaAlng AtOpk, Writes AANNa WllAON
~ TlA American AHpiNultNpiAh | wDMll
0h0DsA INV nWna Prom my twin lAMhM
which have HODn fAnnA HDDn s0ANyW
sNOAlnhH AMI MAkA NOMl lDlnA anil
when AtAMu Will Oh tbnlp lnuM ,'hDOsp
y0Mr mM WIN TN AMMn points Mnh n
swim M thAh N nv opinion, Will have
Y tpnnnlpy ~ npOlnnN twin MMbM pM
nnAt tAlnH n ID tAkN EODh pApN ~ thpM,
HlW them \ A9Dd, Try pasture MNN fpn,
uNnn! NhANNn, lOOk WNll ~ yDW WAtM
supply, Anu whom yNNp pWpA ApN pllD
pn1 ANA lAMDpn and TIN nAya WNpiN
Hlvn thhM n A0Dd dlD 10 NH MI vnpMM
ANu ~ improve TIM quality NNn NNANtll
" ~ ihnlp WOOl Visit them pnIAlAply
during thu time Tiny MN IN I'm DNAiNpN
AMI hnVp \ ynW fpNpnh IN WhnM VIM
pAN always sAn than, And when Won
~ always lAkn aNMMhlNH with Won
ihny llGh nv thlA method thp shppp
VIII KNOW FDNl Anu Won pAN Npl thNM
QNlph
knpp ilnip fpNi IN Hooh OWlm Nnd bM
nom lNlllnA IN E0W Mm ,llp lhNm
AHNln pnnoE for ihnlp WlDlm unNrlWpA
HAvn \ row NppnA OF pAnn IN Dnl hmm
u bnfOpp hMmllnH which Wlll MNn
thNm INTO Wlnlpp NNnplNpa IN NODh llnN|
nnn splplla HANn n ADOn hmm WIN
low mohh pDp Inv md alpNm NM WN
lhnm NM Fond M mHNlnp llMna pp
lhNl uhnnHp llnlp pnml Oltnn Nnl
alVn InnlA mNIN, INV Wild Ahnnl MI
llNyt DF pnpl nnlp ~ llNn NnplA mrNnnl
tWD op NDpnMNAl Nll lhyu VI
lpnIh knnp ND lhls Inpll NDtD NllNp
lhnN lnVn llDDDnn lhnlp lNMhM When
\ lin pNbln 10 knND lhpm aNpNlMip
win lNnW own lnnnhA nnd IN II fpW
inNa lnnrpnan thn fOnn NJ lhp NWp, nN
'DllOWMA ihnAo mplh0ls no amlDNN
Osans hnNO hnnn OkpnplWonn llMplnH
onH EnArs of OpNnlma ma fNUllnH
mop j,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
shOpls NM 0O0N I'm stppvn,

shorts mo nDl mDbI0Mnn Il VpW Hnlr
laInolOW fond IOp MllNnlnH mItIn I'M
lNaa aDmD VI Tho llHhInp Hpnnps Apn
lapl which mn AlMllNp 10 hMD, whites
PpDIosADp nnpllsA IN Nhp hppolnpa I'm
splln Al lbn nllpna NNMnn uOpn IN \
0hNOplp Innn llnn hlDrla Ann WOnln
nDl nilvlan NAlnH morn INN Two pounds
W l0N ahDIlA pnl hnAl lAllE, md " lhn
lnlIlD npe 10 bn lpd DD Hlhas n NOT
llhnly lhnl VIII prove pp0ltnhln 10
Nsp ,NnE ahOrlal
clinton mpnl 0p ElNlnn Inpn MNn hN
bONRhl NJ about tho aNmp ppIOo Aa thn
nnDIpl Top shorts, nnn ullhm Op lhnan
VIII hp Mlnh DnllDv IDp combining with
Germ AMI nOb Wnnlp IN lInN nrn plOhnr
u b0th lhl Ann protein nll npn bNtlnr
INlloDlnH Fonda " tho gluten lnun IN
not WnllAblh II would probably DO
lnOIp ppOnlnbl0 10 nan ono 10 lhpOn
pounds W OIlmnAl ppr hpn0 dnlly lnpl
l,R lhn hnlallNH Dl0nNaa, Op IOr lllO |nat
Two ~ three mOnlhal NJ RpO Dp Rpp ppp
t0n ,llln ~ nsn lll0 shorts VI WA. OIL
ilnNl hinHn NJ n0pD ana cob nlnnl VIII
make M excellent NllOn TOP finishing
FAilnnlnH alnnpAl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
MnpvOWinW small GvNinu,

Conditions Oflnn mnhp npunAanpE
mNtNOna IN ODn section ~ Dnp country
thAt would bp wholly nnsnllN1 pOp
soma 0lhnp appllDnA, hApa PROGRESSION
IAhl ~ ihA North DAlOlM experiment
stAtlOn Tho nnNnnl mlhfnN n aNAl'
npn nnlDlA IN mlhop lush INN O
InplnA, IN WDnipm DnliDln nnll HrllIAll
u0lDnlDln nvnn lDse, nDt now MDpn lhnn
10 Inches Dnp Nnnh AIOal Of lhls OOmNs
during I'M growing period, for Wp hnya
llttle or 10 snow june MIL aaplN Jnly
mo hlHO mlDE MOnlDA Thp problems,
lhOny N ~ o0lanpv9 llln mOlAlNlN IN mo
feeding sOnn Op mo plant NARROWING
oOnanpVnA thu aOll moisture ana np
htp0sa Millions Of weeds which dplNk
uD tho moisture from mo cultivated
grains II allowed W grow D|IinpnDOns
IN hnAaODal onplN mlDfNn nnn AOIl
mOlAtNpn modify Tho Dpn0nlA 10 No
plve0 from narrowing HpNlnl III lANA
II single hnpIQWlnH before mo WhOnl
VIVA Ip HnV0 M lnNponAn W pInO bush
ola pop llnpn Ovnp mo NnlAITDWml Inln,
nnp0pllnA ID Fp6reaA0p Hhpppaplr Some
lnIllulB hnpl0W AoVnlDl Times, oven
,Illl Tho Wh0Ot IN several Inches hlHlh
tllla destroying WDnlB, lDpmlnH
mulch hlnnlpt " dust Oh Tho anpFAoN
ami conserving Tho moisture IN thp M
php Mn lnullus Df bOllI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
FOR THE FARMER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A man who gOns 10 fArMnps' club
merely ~ tAlk ami bn llatpNpl 10 FOR
HI own AMNsnMnnt might battW stay
NJ hOMn OAnn IN AWhila ANh attend ID
NH neglected WDrk, aAys Tho hNpAl
Nav YORKER hDpiMDlllly should nOt
be discounted, bNt th0sp who have
bOthlhH bun THIS AN1 M NOT wish ID
learn Apn moi III much Nsp 10 Tho club,
Nearly avepy association hAA sOMa
member WIN lplps ~ MOnDpDllsa tha
tlMA Hp hDWls about capital NNd lAl
bOP though IN hAs hui llttIp VI tha hPnt
AMI dDAs lesA Df the S~npDDumpFOp FALL
urps AMI palaMltlaa, trusts AMI MDn0p'
OllaA, while ha blMNalf N running Tin
bisspst klNI Of \ TAIN trust N ha WApp
NJ lnpAhAnsllDlN source " practical
MnplOMltMpAl knowledge n would Do
dIhePanL N Ii refreshing W lpAR \
man tNlk common sAnAn pnppapp1 WIN
original Ideas fDP MI hONh bMt WhNn
nm who can toll MI hs Knows that II
VI interest 10 others IN tlva minutes
ana tAAas I'D MI hour IN makes n
hDoh pn0plp lAlh lhplp neigh
DOps and fplpDhA llpph Anh themselves
lh0lp fAMllins ami llvn siDpk poor While
sDMD MAn who IDnA moro lhMklnH
than talking pOMlI Nlvn valuable bis
ID experience N given MI OPPORTUNITY
md |eDoONNNeu u lltilh 1hN MpMMs
llnD win n phAlpMnN who hAa lhn Incl
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members W Ihe lepnIlODant ppkln Wepe
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coming through ghlneso SOURCES, With
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conducted by Prime 1'uan and lind Oh.
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foreign Office, A short while nrtM Tho
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IN Pohln have taken refuge IN The pnl'
Apa W Prince CHING,
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Another shipment of our Dolphin 5-ply Hose has
just to hand No Hose brought to he
Islands that comes up to it. Perfect satisfaction
qua ranee in every length.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-10

were made, today at an adjourned meet
ing of the Chicago presbytery.
The question came UP during consider
alton of an nseverture received from the
Peoria 4presbytery, recommending that
the standing committees of the general
assembly in the future be elected by the
delegates instead of being appointed by
the moderator and, after an animated
discussion the recommendation that the
proposition be indorsed and sent to the
general assembly was adopted by a two
thirds vote Rev. S. M Johnson, speak
ing in favor of the proposition, said:
I'VE are suffering today from the rules
of a species of bossism, which has grown
up in the church, and which has proved
detrimental. This policy has nearly
ruined the church In certain quarters, and
cannot be too strongly criticised. At the
last general assembly committee was
appointed to consider the case of DR..
McGiffert We know that the committee
was packed, and that each member was
named to perform certain duty, which
was known to all in advance. This
system of one-man power, by which the
Presbyteria church is being controlled
at present, is really worse than the die
tation of any political machine l ever
saw
Other ministers. speaking on the sub
ject, said that much Of the. petty jeal-
-ousy and sectional dissension in the
church could be traced to the domination
Of bosses and the injection of politics
into the conduct. of the affairs of the
general assembly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-10
PROYOKEDAW WARM DEBATE
ATTACK ON PRESIDENT M,KINLEY
IN NJ. e. CONFERENCE.

DANBURY. Conn, April 9.--The report
of the committee on temperance present
ed at this mornings session of the New
York East NJ. E. conference provoked
a warm debate. The chief interest in
the report centered In the paragraph re-
ferring to the army canteen law.
DR.. w. A. Couch, of New York, drew
storm of angry protests when he as
serted that if a Democratic president had
acted in the same way in regard to the
anti-canteen law as President Mckinley
had done there would, not be one sup
porter in the conference.
Rev DR.. Folsom, of Brooklyn, said that
the president was a magnificent ruler in
every respect, with the exception of the
anti-canteen law
Rev. Dr. Lee, of Dickinson university,
maintained that Mr.. Mckinley had acted
rightly in taking the advice Of Attorney
General Griggs in the matter.
The conference amended the objection
able paragraph by voting that the con-
ference regrets the action of the adj
ministration in regard to the anti-canteen
law, and urges congress. TO pass new
law on the subject"