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Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
Simultaneous poIitiife
JnoHyoelie.

"Stdnbinaperres politiIfe Snoilpoel'e
er life Der I Sotua, boao ben birbe
pere." 9ette er Spinn9en | ale 'taus
%binapiite Npiier berti[lnnos, % bet ct
psiaa altipr ianSt. @en booo sior ba
bis'e famine Slabe for at rette paa
oerne bebrgpeli9e, p9 ipr %, Iom ct al
be melt pplnite Supflptteriplt, mlltore
% preiulbe Tiljtaub? Get ct fun for
bet meite e9re prtpate Suteresier, Ipm
lecer Ienrer, naar De ifal oistlttcre Dc
p~olitiite Spsrssmanl, uite blunoet meO
~9utteasti9t Suermop, 9roo Otuno %
iltre % u%iDritanoige Speria!b. Der
mao NOT fontme liot mere ilIlomponc
MtanoopntS 5arfer % Sinoi9beo inc /
9istus ~iipncn, fer nogen n]GoueuHroi9
Soratortrg til bet beore fan ucnleS.
"Nmerifa"s % "Republifanercn"S Dis
fusli0n ~an9aaenoe 8tlbertiuu %
SbpmpIpnS &anbipatur for StatsfnSiez
rerembebet CT ct ipr9eli9t 8euiS for
o%uenitaaeroe 8emGrtuiuQ. "Nmcrita",
er life al iaa lioen Suoilpoelie, % 8Io=
bet fan ii9eS at have nuaet MooenbeOs.
aloeren, iaa Oct bar Ret iii at BABE Ct
Orb meo / 2aoet. "&epublitaneren
ieIu erflGrer, o'ur9 paa Sang, at BEN
er bet ~"ereite politjite Organ" blunbt
Stanoinauerue / Soma, p9 / Oct Gtt
iGloe ipres ri at 8laoet tunoe oGrc
baooe glac % totnemmell9 for SlGlp.
gtu er bet 10 bcloi9ois lua, o9iua blarbt
Stnnpinopcrne, at Der er mere eno eli,
Der er bDgti9 ipr ct Gmbeoe. Ser er
o9Iaa Here eno en- Wtano, iUm bar ct
Orb meo / 2a9et on bUcnl, iom bpr taa
res, bet er bele Soltets Gag, % / Den
I~nlebrins er oct at SlNoene itulbe teoe
en- linois 8istuslion. Dten Oct %.irrlte,
iom er u~gOuenoig for ct Sloo for at
tunne pente rogen SnbIlpbclie / ianoans
ne Eager, er at ptic Jig pGrbtg iii &l=
blltums SiItro. Gr isrit bette Ntaal
raaet, iaa ian meget 9igres. Si for
opr Del fan life ie bOorlepeS et Sla6,
reol9eret fun meo 9euipn iii Reoatlp.
rens "gmbcbSi99erl", o. iOm ior ct
balpt SeIte OH ct tarpeliet Gntbeoe,
laar pplitiit 9Olbbptte, ioaleoes ipm
"Rcpnblitaneren" 9jOroe ligeouer for
@uOernpr SbaW iioite CONNER, % lar
Jig ta9e peo HGien Oueuitlpbct - fan
bare Spltets 2iaip. Saaleoes Ium
"Gepubllf neren" tor bet, fan aloria
ale iamIes ON en- Wuno, tbi bens Stris
perier oil lteoe mango pHt fra Ylabets
aanolpat, IOm ellers maaife iii ippenoe
% lipIt utIoe pGre meo os itDtte iamntc,
for at man oeo at iamles ON Ell, boa
funpe mao Ndalet, nemlig Ell Stanoi=
nap, ipn, Statsembsosman. gtei, mere
Stnoi9beo maa iii, "&epublifaner".
Uiiprnuttpn
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
Sfarmen, &snfet, 9apen.

Meb Ruseinitinttet bos 'SpH,n fslser
en- Drift til al bepore 9gsgene; men
nuar / Here Generationer Ssniene lille
bar ruset. ps RugeinitinItet perpeo e.
blepen ilappet. iua tpmmsr Der 2ils
fnlbs, hpor 6sniens ielO aber @ggenc
-pe ielpfslselis er ubruseIis / ct Ssn'
Teri.
2iseiaa barSsnen ct 5dretlut, hpors
meb bun ubparer &bningsrne for Rous
fugIs % andre SLENDER; nadr MI s q
10 @~enerationer apninaer life sr OPP
brugne | bette Mobersmaal, iad ftprter
be lise / alssrne pad !Sssens og 9rd.
gene; isg bar pad ben Dis miitet Sus
timber at WaTfintpninger, % er oerfpr
graoois gaast tilbuss til ben naturlist
ltbru9nin9, inrlig for SiI9ssoprenes
8eotommsnoe.
Sra gresledu / Spifldnb ftriosr man,
at be bpppist optrGbenbe Wiltbruno.
tiIfPloe ftnlo.s Sober, Der er ppret pau
Steoer, bpor Ielpbsbe DIR = 9ilot
- bar ligeet (bsbe al Miltbrdnb).
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
Worif Tlagieit | 4irtfa.

Oct / Soren5o Marques uotoms
menoe Slao % Surturo" beretter ON
en- imut os itemninssfuIO SeIt, Iom
blsp afbolot cernsoe ben 15oe 9ecemz
Der | anleonig al 5Iaslopsns Strait
traoen. Stliteos bar ct itsrre Qntul
Norbmano og tiaise aoItiaise GnaelIts
mGnO. aaptein Sanne fortlarebe
Sammen6angen meo 6laglppen, oa en-
Staal for bet trefarpeOs Slas blep
oruttet unoer flor gsseiItrina. gn
Sals for Gnglano Tom ben oemutras
tiite Gribeos Siem muOtpses oaIau mso
tort gtfalo ps beiourebes af to at be
engelite Gi9Iter.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
tnrn,r,t % Dnnr,t.
E,siarIrt al III rtaftia Jarms;.
Sur for cit ina So.

Setus, Yui litpet W NeNpluH~ Sp~
ten" ON ct mGrteIist SpsoomstiIfGls
be blanbt bans aisr og idmmes bur
tise 9%eIbreoslis, bpiltet ban tror er
"pGrbt Sptaeelie / 9luoet."
8eretninssn, Tom ssner fig pdSisnpe
for 5armipdlten, Ipber iaaleoes: "Jor
nogIe 9oge iiosn bar en- al mine aisr
ing. Den beb uopbsrIis / Wurtsn, |
@ierber eler | boaoiombelit ben tunoc
faa fat /, ellsr ogiaa pilos ben little /
9enens e[lsr / Siberne. Oct bar ban
ffslist al faa ben til at gaa noget Steo,
ben piIos psuos runot % runbt pad
Iamms Steb.
Seq bapoe ingen IreIi. ON, boa5
Der feileos ben, men en- Maro, Der till
frloieois b q tilitebe, iaooe, at ben
buooe "lo5t Der cub" - tabt 1T Srsc.
Mfiolst par at taes 9rso fra en- dnben
SO os sioe bet til Den ipee. Snben bets
t; tunoe ubfsrss. fanot ieg pau at sioe
rem ipse 30 en- bpstis Straa Rapp
Spbut. Den tpseebe benne pinis, og
I'm ct par Winuter git Der iom ct pa1
Rot Opeft.r Struben, bpprpaa ben Be-
spnOt. at tpsss 0rsO. og bra a ben.
5cr mig par &ursn barb meset, oa
'aosn bar msset ipg bsnimoo en- balo
Dag"
Gil Spenitadenbe fan bem9rtes, at
BET, Tom ameritun.rne talber: "loit
Der cub, fables mere FORFEIT "farbles
bounb" os bsitaar bsri at ben treble
afDeling at &csns Mupe -Omuium
- er / llprben. iuu 5orosislien bin,
oreS os 5pritpppelie fslgsr pau.
Sisnoemartsrne bsitripes al en- onss
ti9 9prlage IaaIsos8: Spgoommen
tOmmer srabOis ipm psb a~lminoeli9
6oritpppelis, meo Smerter / Map.n,
Dpr.t oenoer !Sppebst til bsire Sio.
rs piI helit life Fntte fig. 5ebtr inb'
timber Zig %efterbpert inn Spgbemmen
tiItdssr. Deb at fol. unDer Ribbenen.
pau bsire Sib. bill Der oiIe ia en- buurr
Slump, % naar Der trnftes pad ben,
siper 0pret 1egn til fore Snerter,
Der ltg 3olit tiliioit blioer meset bsfs
tiss. Dnret anitrans.r Zig itebie fo'
at fuu Grtrementer fra zig, men uber
Reiultut. 0elirium us 8ertigo -
Ruieri ps Spimmelbeb meb Smbrsi.
ming - er be iibfts Stabisr af Sbg:
bommen, Der msofsrer Ssben, Iaa'
trent ingen 6islp bbes inben fort Sib
9brlngsrne foreitripsr oa iom Ifs
ferinssmiobel en- Dolls at felssnb'
Summenietnins: ~ gunb Gpipr
Sults, 2 Infer Snsefer, 2 Infer 8ens
tian, 2 0rahmer galomel, 20 9rau:
Der Grotonolie ps l pint Sirup /
9ptter parmt 8anb.
Sois MI en- Strda Sobat Iparel
imob ale bisIe Webitamentsrs BE:
itanobele og fan babe faa belbis er
8irtnins ipm ben al Sr. Gaitpplo Be.
~itrepne, iaa er ben Dift itte at foraste
s S%prbisuaenbs bore bet iast, q
nuur en- So lite tpsser 9rcp, iaa er be
ct iittert Sesn paa Spsbom, Tom belt
ftaar / 5orbino.lie meo Sprbsielies:
organerne; tbi MunssIsn pua 9rst
ifrioer fig altib berfra.
Oct npttigfte at alt bill bog bore q
tlinne angipe Qariasen til Zig Spsoon
os benoiie til bet bebite 5orebpss.liss:
miboel.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
sturt Xssilas | griitm saa sirsfl,r.

w 9lroeito Coerroiirlie er iptuie Tor aae gicpf,r.
M9isre ili Here IabrlfantGr al ELECTROMAGNETIC isiit,
AaS'es 9rtehsr i%aapetum Habri'antsr al biainrrs
PHI pat platetst belle NJ uooaig hos ct Sorrtiuirlss
iansrt Yriisr, }or 'prc,ns Qrii,r. Iapsr, snS upoens
nnoe lornen nottret, % for ri preoe % gstaIiua siirr
antagsilt az anoubet. tlip no benus Rotts Oh abresier
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16

Oct er mOriumt at Ilaa til 2pp
for en- Sag, iom man tror FOREIGNER
bet, os bet er ~slGbelist, mar man Ter
Reiultutsr beraf.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
0i smffer aaenttr

uptIaLt w al ltiat pu hopttIL'Nf
keystone Woven Wire Fence.
ubeu 9pu bet bsbift 9raabeiarbs 6oubtl,n. 7ei
har flaatt fan FIN Reputation. 9ar,i habitat
crna { II Nar. og bets sag pges itoetgt Ititriftcr
rsttrpsres for be retts Rane. Sfrip hrots, lsI
bet GtftrfL 2t sHftr. tingss bort. Stttus,I'sr. IA
iaioe cin. mt Keystone Msven VIE Fence Co.,
100 Rash Stest, Peoria, NJ
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
HORN-KILLER

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ana. aalntS SCrn. g.rsr SUrRinopptrrs b,rusb, %
eerts @rtii 'feUofts ftruts. sttte or ben frrpIeftt "a
men hGmaHs N}oabt. hporpea man tan fea en- horuIss
SsltiEIrs, On . Ssuts SLATE or tilftrriteIis for 10
RalSt. GRhr,r Sauhl,uhe fan btl,tat bet 'or Den.
eAtr lsS tar ieuse Stm bel olreftt; 5 Flaiter for 81 90
m Prfi fan ift i,Hees uiRbre slaiftr srn fpr 30 Gts.
aqtHttr trbrcmmes nor Rabdt
sputs u. esu, feSfense en-, y. =.
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lerubiQr GammU0dESaN 4
;s!ie. Nall Yer 0ip 9r u
glrQQru mcO 'ormaNatt :z
gureaHalb A~LAEANIINts
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16

London, July 16.-The departure -
Acmirsl Seymour and his staff from
Tientsin and the fact that warships are
proceeding toward Shan-Hai-Kuan In
the Gulf of Liao-Tung, is supposed In
some quarters to indicate that an 3D.
vance on Pekin may be made from this
point, with the object OF circumventing
the Chinese who block the road to Tien-
tsiD.
London, July 16 -Chefoo dispatches
saw that there is immediate danger of a
boxer outbreak there. One was expect
ed Saturday and the guns of the cruiser
Terrible and the gunboat Nashville,
were trained on the town with the re-
suit that the rebels abandoned their
plans, for that day. All the foreigners
are preparing to defend themselves.
London, July 16.-Dispatches from
Shanghai say that 10 the recent retreat
of the Pekin relief expedition, Admiral
seymour had to kill his own wounded
to prevent them falling victims to the
fortunes of the Chinese.
Paris, July 16.--The following hiss been
officially communicated: he French con-
sui at Shanghai wires Under date of July y
that Prince Sheng has received an Imperial
decree (no date gwen ordering the protec'
ton Of the legations in Pekin and the execu'
ton Of the boxers. The decree also orders
that official that commercial affairs DO tran.-
acted as heretofore"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16
Hanged His Daughter in Chains.

Columbus, Ca, July 16 The dsugh-
ter of Alex. Pruitt, farmer living n ar
here, eloped with a young man whom
Pruitt disliked and the couple were
married. When Pruitt heard that bis
daughter had disobeyed him, he sum
moned her to him sndafter upbraidiDe
ner, overpowered her. Then he ad-
justed chain about her neck, attsche1
the other end to q beam and pulled il
taut. Leaving the house he sought
the husband and fired on him with q
revolver, bat did not succeed 10 in
Aictiug injury. Neighbors hearing
srosus entered the house and released
the girl who was nearly dead. Pruiit
is 10 hiding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.

The Virginia State Bar Association
will meet in it's twelfth annual conven-
ton at the Hotel Chamberlin, Old Point
Comfort, tomorrow morDiog, and will
be in session through three days, clos
ing with banquet on Thursday night.
The annual address will be delivered
oy Prof. Charles Noble Gregory. assis-
taut dean Of the Law School of Wlscon'
sin. The other addresses and papers
will be OF interest. President Ander.
son will di. cuss" Virginia Constitutions"
very seasonsble theme; Hon. ]. Allan
Watts, in his paper on "rhe Burden OF
Government Upon the Citizen" will
discuss the genera subject OF taxation;
Mr.. Charles NJ. B ackford, of Lynchburg
10 his paper on THE Trials and Trial
of Jtfferson Davis" will bring to public
notice interesting letters and facts not
hitherto published. and "The Lawyer
OF the Future" will be pictured by Hon
K. Tate Irvine.
An interesting feature Of the meeting
will be the consideration OF a report Oh
the Torrens system OF land registration,
which is designed to make the transfer
of real property as speedy. safe, aud it,
expensive az the transfer of stocks and
bonds, and which, If put into operation,
would affect all the land laws of Vir-
ginia. This system originated 10 Aus
tralia, where it has been in operation
since 1866, and has spread over nearly
all Eogish.speaking countries. The
first State to adopt it was Illinois, in
1895. California followed, in 1897, and
then Massachusetts.
The committee who will report on
the subject at Old Point consists of Mr..
Eugene G. Massie, Prof. Charles A..
Graves, of the university, aud Mr.. W.
w. Old, of Norfolk. The subject is
likely to engage the attention of the
constitutional convention when that
body meets.
Among the distinguished guests at
the Old Point meeting will be Judge
Thomas r. Purcell, OF Raleigh, N. c.,
who is an honorary member of the as.
-ociation.
Memorials to members of the assoc;a-
ton who have died during the year will
be read a' follows: OF J. K. M. New
ton, by K. G. Blackford, OF Newport
News; of Col. J. J. Williams, by Hon.
Il. T. Barton; of William Wallis, of
Bristol, by ex-Attorney General Rufus
A. Ayes Of George NJ. Cochran, jr., of
Stanton, by Col. Thomas G. Elder,
and of Col. Williams F, Wickham, by a
friend. whose name has not yet been
furnished Mr.. Massie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The State association OF Virginia fire.
men will meet in annual convention In
Richmond September 1928.
The State Pharmaceutical Associs-
ton will convene at Ocean View TO-,
morrow add will remain in session
there three days.
Instead OF mere bust, the commit
tee having the matter IN charge mas
decided to adorn the new city hall 81
Winchester with statue OF MIR. Cnas.
3. Rouss.
In some of the counties contiguous TO
Petersburg scarcely enough rain has
fallen to lay the dust since the early
part of last June aud as q consequence
the crops are suffering greatly from the
protracted drought.
]. Haskin Hobson, state chairman oil
the populist party OF Virginia, announc,,
es his purpose 10 support Bryan hnd
Stevenson, and says he will use Dis VI
most influence to prevent the puttiog
up OF another ticket in bis State.
The contract for the ere 'tion OF
monument to the Confederate dead of
Orange county has been awarded to e..
NJ. Walsh, of Petersburg. Ii is to cost
81 400 and will be unveiled about Dc
tober Is. Its entire height Is to De n
feet. A confederate soldier in white
marble will surmount 1t.
The executive committee OF the Rich
mond democratic committee has decl-
ded that there would be no primary
10 nominate candidate for Congress
from that district. Capt. John Lamb,
the cumbept, presented his cneck Tor
5000 10 defray the cost Of the primary.
This was returned to him, and he gave
the committee 1900 for campaign pur-
poses.
Miss Lille Gilligan, sister OF mick"
Gilligan under sentence OF eighteen
years for the killing OF bis sweetheart
father, G. Beverly Turner, in Isle OF
Wight conrty, and Miss Lucle E. Bar
low, a niece OF the prisoner, are 10 Rich
mond soliciting contributions to fund
20 enable Gilligsn's attorneys to appeal
his case to the higher courts. A motion
for new trial will be argured at the
August term OF the Isle OF Wight CouD-
ty Court, and pending that Gilligsn If
in jsil 10 Petersburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16
MONDAY EVENING. JULY is, 1900.

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY, 10 his late
speech at Canton, said his army bad
CONQUERED the Philippine Islands and
that be intends to retain possession q
them. But the latest intelligence from
those islands continues to be to the
effect, that with the exception OF the
CITY of Manila and few other seaport
towns. not a foot of territory in the
PHILIPPINES can be truthfully said to
he under the control OF the U. 5. gov
erpment, and that more soldiers Will
have to be sent there if law and order
are to be enforced even in the few towns
referred to. The loss Of the the twenty
million dollars paid for the Philip
mines and the withdrawal OF the Amer
can army therefrom, after the ovations
TO Admiral Dewey and Gen. Otis, would
not be. to be sure, conducive to there
election of President Mckinley but
would be decidedly advantageous to
the present and future interests OF this
country: and the President should
know that a good run is always better
than a bad stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16
The Pone and the Chinese Crisis.

Rome, July 16.-Up to this morning
nearly l 900 applications have been re-
ceived at the Vatican from priests anz-
ious to replace the murdered mission
aries 10 China. Such stir Of religious
enthusiasm has not been known here in
years. 1t is learned that yesterday he
Pope conferred with Cardinal Rampolls,
the Secretary of State, and o her cardi'
nails concerning the Chinese crisis. The
Pope deplored the murders but predict
I'd to his hearers that this solidarity OF
christendom against barbarism would
do more than any event in centuries 10
end the war among he western nations,
az those who fight side by side in such
holy cause are not likely to draw the
sword upon each other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16

The one hundred and eleventh ami
versary OF the demolition of the Bastlie
was celebrated in Paris last Saturday
But why it should have been, except
by anarchists, aud those who oppose
all punishment for crime, cannot be ex-
planned, that is satisfactorily, as nothing
is better known than the fact that the
prison called the Bsstile was, until
seized by the revolutionists, the best
conducted one in Paris, and in which
prisoners were treated better and more
humanely. But a mob tore 1t down
and murdered many good citizens, and
it has now come to pass, that whatever
a mob does 10 right, except it be
Chinese mob.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16
Panic in a Church.

Chicago, July 16.-A panic was caused in
the Marie NJ. E. Church, yesterday by Sc
we're wind storm which swept over the city,
reaching the edlfce just after pastor Odillo
lad said "Msmmon and deception fill the
churches and surely they will be destroyed
unless the people repent and turn from their
ways Of hypocrisy" At that moment the
building began to trembe. several tons Of
brick and mortar fell, the big plate glass win
dows at the front of the church were shat
tered and it seemed as if the building would
collapse. Women and children screamed and
the congregation fell on its knees. Two per
IONS were injured by falling debris. The
wind was severe for only few minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16
Foreign News.

London. July 16.-The wss monster
gathering of the Christian EOdesvorers
At Alexandra Palace today. The hall
was so crowded that overflow meetings
nad to be held. The Rev. Mr.. Sheldon,
Of Topeka, Kansas, made the most sue
cessful address, his subject being GOD
10 the commercial world"
Rome, July 16-A private dispatch
rom China says that the plague in a
virulent form broke out in Pekin and
TientsiD before the boxer movement
began. Four Italians died of plague il
PekiD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16

In THE present political campaign
the six and a-half million democrats
who voted for Bryan four years ago
will be reinforced by the populists, the
silver and real snti-imperisl republi'
cans, the socialists and all the many
thousand industrious but idle laborers
throughout the country who, notwith-
standing the alleged generally prevail
ing prosperity, spend their days and
lacks in hunting work, but finding
none. The republicans will be rein
forced by most all OF the few rich men
in the country, and by some in England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16
. r., huhipHIC BREVITIES

W. B. Tucker has been spponted H..h.
Warden of the port Of Philsde pbis.
eeyen persons were injured at Mount Eo..
B. j.. yesterday by . collision of cars On -.
toboggan slide.
It Is stated that preliminSries have ho.-
arranged whereby 10000 Beers will m.s'..a
to America after peace has been declared
Rev. Henry B. Smith was oonseers,sa
priest Of the Episcopal Church at Arduors
T., yesterday. He is the first Cher kee T.
dian to join the ranks Of the priesthood
One man los, his life and three 6ren.,
were seriously injured in Ire this rlornin.
tba. destroyed a stable. small trunk a to,s
and a dwelling house situated at Pulnsr .nS
CleImont avenue. Brooklyn.
Frank Erne, the lightweight en- ,m,ior
and Terry McGovern, the champion iesibe,.
weight will meet 10 their ten-rou I'd corte,
at the Madison squire Garden, New Yo h
tonight. Biting is even.
Maud Cor ne and the Irish nat ona deli.
gates now Ia Paris went to the Expo.i,loo 4,
day accompanied b. PaiIick VBneo n
Brooklyn, and placed wreath on the s,smo
of President Kruger in the TrsnsvAsl tuilr.
ing. On the wreath WAS the Inscription. "A.
a token Of profound admiration for the roSa
fight against our mutual foe"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16
Use Aliens Foot Ease in Your Glove

A lady writes 81 shake Aliens FOOTE'S
into my gloves and rub little on my hands
1t saves my gloves by absorbing perspirsdol
1t ia most dainty toilet powder" We iny'
the attention of physicians and nurses to IL
absolute purity of Aliens Foot-Esse. Dr.. w.
q. Abbott, editor Of the Chicago Clinic, says
at is grand preparation; am using it CO..
stsntly in my practice" All drug and s5.
stores sell it, Zoe. Sample sent FREE. q.
dress Allen :. lmsted. LIE Boy. n Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16

ALL THE right thinking men 10 this
country deplore the reported untimely
fate Of the American soldiers in China,
but it is no less true, that few of them
approve the action OF President McKin-
ley in sending them there, to fight
against nation OF four hundred nail
lion people who. having forgotten more
than the Americans ever knew. and
looking upon death as relief from sor-
row, object to the uDtried isms the new
civilization would force upon them,
against their will.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-07-16

CHINA CANNOT BE OvERRUN.-Tbs
military strength of Russia in Nan.
churia and on the Pacific coast canno,
be estimated, but it lie dou tful i, sbs
could muster, at the maximum figure
100000 TROOPS. That such a force c,p
cope with restlessness in China. es.
pecially when communication is by
road only, is impossible. Russia b.,
her hands full 10 the development a
the vast resources of Sberls; he,s
millions OF colonists must be absorbed
before anything can be attempted m
China. Meanwhile, Notwithstanding
fierce reaction, progress must iueyIt..
bly, 90 10 China, soidifying the mssse:
of the people. 1t is problem whether
the rational spirit OF the Chinese will
not soon be unified to such an extent
al to be able successfully to resist Rus.
sis when che is ready to begin her
dissemination. 1t is argued lha,
because Russia has been able to absorb
and "RussisDiZe" the nomsdic sud
semi-uomadic tribes Of central and
northern Asia she will be equally sue.
cessful in dealing with the Chinese
But the handling Of immense masses Of
population that have a grand past from
which to gain individuality is quite DIFF.
ferent from overawing weak and scat.
tered tribes National Geographic
Magazine.