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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

/ CHRISTMAS BEEF, !
- @at n
. WHAT MUsV nv DONM IN HOVW J
BMHHDlNa AND FNMDs I
I'M, y


Nothing shows tho difference bu,
tween old AMI new lAeAs IN meat cattle
more than thu development OF Christ,
mas beef IN Nh article In Tho Brood,
eFs aAsette Professor II. II, smith OF
tha University Of Wlse0nAM aays that
the Importance OF tho selection NJ n
s09a slPe and dam cannot he Ovpposth
mated, both may De on ono brood, OIL
theF sh0pth0pN, Hereford, POlled An,
sNs or some 0thep beNf breed equally
good, or Tho slpe may no on ono brood
and tho dam or An0theh some OF tho
best steers In tho ehleag0 market lAat
December We're eV0asps between tho
sh0Fth0M and Hereford bpaeda, In
such \ ePoss n n preferable IN have n
Hereford sire ana shDpthOm dam, sinpN
\ sh0pth0Pn COW Furnishes more milk
than DOES n Hereford.
The sire selected should bN ~ GOOD
slsa, should have IA npAplN As possible
tho Ideal bAel form. hnp bono, rather
sl0W legs, soft shin and quiet dlsposi.
tl0n, The dam should Als0 bn VI good
beer type and \ E0OA mOlhnh mo lNt'
tor quality cannot be 0|vaplODkN0, alnnn
tho future OF Tho Atepp depends lNpHNlN
Npon lls pApa during eRllhoDd, A pnlr
with M insufficient sNpplgsof milk IN
greatly handicapped IN Ia NApppp ~
WApd VAmn ~ \ ppIsn Wlnnh
Attention should bn given 10 tho nApp
and food 0f tho dam before pNlf birth,
She should De handled gently and glv,
Oh pure WAtnp md plenty 81 Ho0d, noNpI
lshlnH p0Od, The ration should not ba
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
aALLoWAYs AND AYRsHlREs
PF0Epesa NJ tha iva Competing
nRGRuA In hnnllNnll

During The enrly pnpt 0f lhe century
which IN now fAAt dVn WlnH 10 II Ol0aa
tho ppnvAlnnl bread M rntIln In Tho
southwest OF Aa0llnnd WaH Tho pOIled
HAllOWnya, writes NllbNW MnpvnE In
thu London blvn Hl0nk JOnpnnlr Nhog
Wepe bred m0pG Op Ina on every fnpnll
Ibe GnlvaA wan allowed 10 allik lIlnIp
dams until 0naled by Tho nost CONAN
Ihny ware knpl IN Tho farm fOp mo
nVAt tW0 yanrA ana ware llNn maaGd
IN 10 I'M OQOnpleps NJ nnpk IAnd fur
lhep AOllh where lhnE pnmnlnp1 f0r
another two tpnpap 1lNy Wem M
mApknllF ImpdRr Summer and WInllr
lhek rnnlnlnnd In lhp lHlda without anY
ArllnalHl shelter Al tho nHl NJ \ nv
years llpH Wnfa. purchased NY lhn
dF0yapH nv aallln. dOhlnpa, wll9 tpnyNlOd
tham south WHARF, IhaE Wpm nnlahpd
0ff on Tho ron srasInR hDd m lla MD
lADd G0nntieh Whpra They vera haId In
hlEh reputation HHA were RNHAllg RGEf
uNF Win mo lnnd0n hHtGhepA IN
lhe early lhIrIaa Hlaas0W butcher
In " large wAy M business 0hlalnad n
lease M me lHrHe slgak farm M
AHehlns0uL nm fN HllnehAE South
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
n|uHLIkGvON MOuVB,
OINNlnl hInoHHk nli0nNl HDNNMpmnnt II,
Al II, NJ OhiONEO

OllNlhl hines ati0nal ImoNmpmnni Il,
A. H. vi OhiNnEO,
Department Commander Ha0so 0f
Nebraska ANNOUNCES lhnf tho Hnvllnp'
ton v0llO hm bNen RplFNtad I'M thu
OtilOiAl line 10 thO National 0DONmp,
meHI on the u, A, II, Nt ghiaagO,
August W IN Hept, md THAT Tho
headquarters train VIII leaye tho Huvlr
lnHt0n HlNllOD, Omaha, mo D. m,
Saturday, August w,
Thia N ihR train MI members NJ tla
q, A. n W0mnn's HeItof Corps,
Indies OF tho Il, A, ri wivhA and
daughters OF Veterans md their friends
VIII TAXA will have standard and
tourist sleeping oars md fvpo reclining
0hnlp ears and viii arrive nv UhioapO
u lnO H. ml August w.
4le lowest Or low INlpH Avo always
made for thH u, A, N, nnoNmpmojt,
Tlis year the rata will be enc fire for
I ha l0nnd tin IN GhiNaaOt Tickets
VIII bo on unlo, Auanat Nj and Vi,
" Fvnn0iA,
General Passenger Agent,
npuD Omaha, Mob,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
uOus nna liar,

hpEN ~ w
AT tho knnanA experiment station
lI0HA Wlpe fnl on II milton 0r NlrNlTN
nAE nnl kntlp corn mONl mo h0ga
led In thlA experiment wars bought Of
Mplneps hln nyoInHo1 In weight lab
pounds Onel, TllNN wore DlnO0d In l0Ia
Of Ion Hn0ll IN lnIH0 p0nA hnvInA fOp
A!eltnl some Al0na OpNn 10 Tho south,
Tho nlrnlM lnE NaNd WIS OF Tho boal
0lnlltby enlnfullE Gnp0dl IIAOk huIlpd
white kalip OOpD Wna tho gpnIn Uaad,
THO llOHs being rpd MI Tint llley would
eht without WNAI0 Tho hny WINS fed
d!ly IN. fOphfHlA IN n large llat trough,
Tle plas ware Alvon mora linn tllny
would enlI AMI they picked 0Nt Tho
leaves ana nnep AlnnAl V0in0tInE lhA
COnrAnp stems ono loo OF llOaA Wna
ROD knllp corn mNnl dry mid alfalfa
my, ono lot whole kntllr OOpn dpy and
ono lot knlilr corn nnnl nnd 00 p0uDda
or alfnlln Inv, tho M1nl Wet, Th0 On
pertinent D1aan on Nov W and lRstad
lllp ,WgGAA Ivy thAt tlmN Tho AIfnlfa
fen llOHA bnnDm0 we'll fAtten0d and
w0Ie m@npkolGdu Wa estimated That
would require four 0p i've weeks nd
dlllODnl r00d, with 0VdInnvy WlNlap
wan llel 10 g1t Tho lOaa lllnl wep0 fad
4Inll alone Into a00d marketable 00n'
1lllOnI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
Nwuws~ Improvement,

00yemnont experiments M Abilene,
| Kanu have demonstrated tho AvhlIn,
bllity Of AlfAlfnh especially Dnsls AlfAls
N, sulln, sainf0in, sm00th bronze, onns
ada rye grass, Terrell HNss and others
for HAP IN permanent pastures and
| MeNnDWsl Of tho vplphes, o0Wppns,
velvet bpAn, s0y bonn, taOAlnte AMI n
large number OF varieties Of thu a0ps
ghNma and mlllnts for annual 0p tenn,
pOpAV maiNIns nnd IN ADlpeps 0f
pOApan fOWHe, either fresh or cured
Of sAltbNah for hlkAlI s0Ilsl Of tho
Hpamas, Canada vEe avAss, grapevine
mesquite, curly mesquite, EAllela anu
needle apAas for WspullDa tho worn.
on ranges, They have shown Tho
feasibility Of mnRa Improvement by
resting and A~onpIfylnR thu lind and by
sowing hardy nntlW AMI Introduced
gpRsaNs mo farmers ami mn0hman
Apn beginning 10 understand That they
can, nv comparatively small expense,
appAtly Improve their ranges and by
cultivation " tho many excellent
apAsspH md forage plants ,ested thIs
year nv tho station grounds can Ndn
very much W Tho productive papaeIty
Of their mDphNs ami lNpm pNatupps,
They Npl beginning 10 recognise lh0
fact TINT there apN very many native
upnssps lnh fOMHo plants tllat apu
well worth mvefnl attention nDd That
others OF almost, " moi 0nItp, oQunl
value npp being Imported from Tho s0nll,
ARID InHlOna OF tho Old world ana pnn
bp successfully cultivated bnpn, Many
OF Thorn propose, during 1000, 10 iNAl
on their own DlnpoA tho different W.
plolIos OF nIlNlfA, yotphoa, aNlln, AnIn,
l0ln, iooalDla, aAllbDah, tho sNQ0hMpInp
nnd nonaDpohMrIm sOpgNuma and the
host nnllNp ana Foreign RpNAsos,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

AyrAhlvA lilo n wAs who introduced
tho nvAt hhOrth0mA Into tho llstplet
MntlW lhp MAMa ~ lt0ldMmpss cattle,
TlN ,lh hOh l0WavM, succeed ami
a0on nlAA pppNrNd, shortly Aftnr the
AyvNhlrNs MNda thnlp appearance Pros
yiONNN thpy were chiefly combined 10
tho NORTHERN division OF Tho county,
uhneApMnklNR then became more gaAs
oral, An0 TIM ASpshlpNs gradually sup
plNN,nn tho original Mpuph, which are
NHnlM coming 10 thu front IN mo shape
" pp0saoA, IN for Feeding pNpp0sas tho
blNn AWE oI0AHaA ara superior 10 MI
others,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

NsDDpM ulHhh WDnnhsb IN AtlAoh IN
pphiM OllnvwiHa All wall
WARRINGTON, Aug, VI, =pp'ho wny DO
pAvt hAs received tbn following dIs'
patch from General OnnllpnI
nehee POO, ANY, lD --pnlJD, AnH,
3D. HF Wa aDtpppd legation grounds M d
O'gl0pk lnst Diaht With VOIptpnOth md
nRht bAttevy, blight wDuDden during
days AHhtinH Otherwise VII wall,U '
WW department officials think Ahs
dAt0 PallN, Any, lh IN MI pvpOp IN
transmission They bellave NJ should
be Any, 10, M MI ppevions vopDvls Indl.
eAted, That Pakin WIS captured Oh the
lbIh instant,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
Prevented II VpMRndg,

Timely Information gIyen Mys, George
Long 81 New. Ripl!tsvlllo, OhlOi, aqv0d
1--we, lives, A, fplahtfOl cough bNd long
Kept hep awake every night hhe hAll
Titled many remedies and doctors but
elAaaly HleW worse until urged 10 MY
Np, klnH'H Nav Discovery, One bottle
wholly cured hep,, and sia writes, thls
marvellous medicine also cured Mr.,
Ions of y severe attaqh OF Pneumonia,
Annh cures AIg positive, proof OF |ta
pOWeI, 70 elge, All othV0al, chest and lung
T0lblea, Only bQe, and SLIGO, <,auArRl'
lGad! pvlal bottle free W Ghapple's
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
hAAlli lflHnhn,

HHWH E'fIlHFpW n
any moro l'lla Will hN fran four IA
nVo hours, Ilon ronh aanIn MI tho
lambs VIII Ontl We hNV0 never lOat n
lamb pAlao0 IN tllIa W0N, We NNn pnlap
lhnln A. pnAllE nlld Anfnly nH. we oan u
onll, ,Ihn advantages OF lhfA Mnnno,
or feeding nloI
First ALI follows tho milk pIalu
down Into lln pot nnn makes u o0nlInl
unl, ll0W and Tho limb Ina only 10
mnke Tho m0 Ion md swallow,
Second Won pour milk from Tho pnIl
Into tho TOD ~ Tho pot
Tlllr0l THE amount OF mills holds
tho henll
Fourth You Onn pul Iho pot Into n
Kettle on hot Wnlop ami hNVa tho mllE
hQnlp0 IN lhph0 mlnnlNa,
Firth, Won nV0 fo0dlnR Iluno lambs
NJ ono llmO
Vhla II untrue AAd Tho only RU0pNaar
ful method I lnNo found 0r mIaIDg
lnnbA by hnnhr lnd N lllH Wny WV
hhNn IND lambs mnhn NJ pounds nj
weeks OF MA VhlA foplol Ind much
10 I'D III knocking OH mo pONnl Win
neIs OF England whom Wa mot them In
tho show rlnar
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

0hiDasa seaM NannlynI IN Mnkn Desperate
AlpnAHlh WI,

w EsNHstFNEV VIZ HpVVN syPHVHVWVV
AlpNAHlh yni,
LONDON, Avg, W. ma lteW Admiral
Hpnoe'a report 0f the condition VI llght.
~" y pokln PMS " morn HepIWns inspect
on Tho gbInnBp HitnntlOH thAn wins NON.
emmy expected here, u appears effect,
nAlly 10 dispose 0f MI statements tIlnt
the empress d0Wapop hAl tipd, although
0iToDmstRDtlAl aap0nnts ~ hpv depart,
ppa continue w 0Om1 from Shanghai
Despite lkfent, tha Chinese npp Ap.
pApeDtly resolved t0 mRAe u desperate
struggle MOI only ~ thelp Anolellt Dnls
ital but also IN other papts Of tbe enls
plye,, RbenH CHI Ting, vipepOy Nd
Hank0w, Rn1 bln Kun vi, yioepOy At
Nanlbn, according 10 Adyiees from
shanghai bays threatened tho oonsnlA,
saying ,thAt " the ppruOn 81 ths eln'
press dQwAgep Ii. not respected they
VIII .wlthdWw from thsiv present
friendly attitude,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
A JUST PUNlsHM N

gnptWSs NJ vskiN n WNvnInH kNt IN intsvu
Ssvs Win v%DpaiHnsvM
LONDON, Any, W=Ths mRDdnpIDs
In Tho southern provinces, according M
/. dispatch w The Daily Igkpvess from
Hong k0lA, have Issued M Important
proclamation recognising Vim capture
0f Pekin IN N just punishment Of SsHO.
tl0DNvy officials md warning Mn Duo.
ple Dot w Interfere With Foreigners,
and alsO pointing ON tllat th0 sOle Ob.
jeet OF VIM pDwops should be thD DuIl.
IshMsnt 0f the %Dlj0KepU and iheD tlp
restDy1ti0D w peA0s, OODNDlDH, how.
ever, their OperEtl0Ds w the north,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
NOTHING NEW IN u eAsg,

AhApshist sMApNNts NaiNa t,slA TOR Rs.'
aahNN FFnM NNpisM
NEW foRk, ANR M, Michele uNiaN
AMI NAtAbe MAFes0A, Two ltalians M
reAted by seerat sAFv!ee men IN the
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm II Friday
Oh thu superstition Bt bsiMR In v con.
spifney W A%ssAsslnAta President Mo,
ktNlly, Ware brought over from ELLIS
ashanti 10 the barge efi0e with the pest
Of TIM detained iMMisRAMtA They ApeMt
thu morning IN TIM detention pen aud
weN MlM M0k IN tho afternoon The
men nv nj, NY appearances went we've no
more sAArlaa than Ars the other paF.
sONs III dslentiOn Thay WALKED A6pNt
w, pan, bMt hAd very little W my W
thsip COMPANIONS
Captain Howard, head OF tho eONtpAet
lAbOF nalAFlMSMh VIVA IN In charge ~
the bArH0 0tlDa AMl sAlh thsFa WAS M0ths
Inv nav III tho eAse,
whether ths gDvaFNMsnt authorities
VIII have \ special e0Npt " inquiry for
ths A~MApphists remains 10 .be sssM, II
WAS sNs.estaa by MI DnleiAl that there
may be v special board " investigation,
" u supposed tha governments Otl0IAls
" washington Mn waiting Tor evidence
from ths o0nsM NJ Naples
.lsaaA W DN Thp,p Duty
London ANA w, aalhs Home eerpes
spONdeAt " Tho DNily Mail sAysl ThM
Hppssl OF MaFesNA and unidA IN New
York ApDse ON Dl sDMe lptleFs raeaiyad
Nv Bpesol's lodging sNbspQNunt W lha
assassination W King HNmbept Onp
" thnsD, dAtnh Now YORK; JNly VI, mnA
signed nMaDDp," mHph hpeseI 10 com,
MI lhe, Wime, MpAlhH thAt MArespA
ami tinllA woNld hO tNNir duty towards
prpslhnNt Mckinley, Mapesea IN known
W Mo ltAlthn police ~ u m0Ht EnAllanl
anarchist
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
sevNvu IIvONvbt In NnUaNn

kAkAAA UlTy, MOI Ann gO,=sTwO,
Thirds VI AnpAas, WeNt NJ lbe tIlPae enslI
svDmOst tlGps NJ DOnNtiaa, IN Il ApepienN,
Inv ono w thp MOal aOyega dpOnHhla IN
wy history of ll,e AtAtel md lhe HanevaI
0plplDn II lhM lho knnsas corn ep0p
VIII M TIN smallest, In proportion III
ltN N Vilvpmouis fv fesdIng, lhat Inn
bpon lalsed IN many yaAv.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
oE oRaIA AGAIN AT PEACE

Whilss NM kaspDsA In hiDspty OOnnty
IAN dnl AlDHH WlthOnt lpO0DA
ATLANTA, tnn Any, w, =aOv0pn0p
O,andlep reoslyel 4 telegram from shsp.
iY Brewer Or hbspty county saying
llAt tAD neKppes In thAt locality who
hal Dusn giving considerable trouble
during ills Inst few days, had now dis.
pppsud And thnt theP6 WAS moi LONGER
any nvu1 " the Liberty guards, Il 0ay.
Airy troop OAlled ON, remaining on the
soOllD, M All ip0nble had apparently
snded, Tho olDlssns who had armed
themselves hAyp returned 10 thsip
hDnon nnl order has beeD restored,
Some further arrests llay yst be mAde,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
III I0TI@l7IF fHHT
Fatality FOlIDWA Failure

to, nao F'oley'a, Kidney guye, IN, time, W
taken anIllop HtlaeH Of DrlHht'A dlal
oNAn lnd dlnbgtea, " IN n certain, cure,
Yen have g0tlged the, ll4h deAth rate
from those d%laeasea, and itls not Wla0 70
ignore ,ehI y symptoms when u sure mad
allo lW. l1Gley'a Kidney GuTe pNn DO hAd,
H0lmeR N Calhoun,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
N Nalpnd win l,Nttjss,

Wwanlxlninp officers md men wEOla
Jgs' bsesf' H. ll's 'wAovjI1'' aame 'YeyT RWrnR
hkin Munitions and Files M 0lA,, Il E0k,
IJrUH en-
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
IoNAc|o ANDRADE L A

WAA President VI vanasNslA ltsfDps NM
pvesHnt Incumbent,
CAaADAs,. venesaoln, Any, WI, zEFOps
mev President DgDael0 An1radB, who
WINS dopOson from Vim presidency ami
.NnonpUlad by OIpplnno OnStpO, lho press
NV iD|pnMbbut, In dDnl,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
FEEDING BY HAND
A WNOhMAAtM METHOD ON
W1lvlvN Mllk INFO
YOUNG LAMBS,

No mlsa lambs by hNnd, whites n, N,
Todd In VhN National AtOokmAn select
A OOIvNNpot holding about ono HallOn,
FAko ON tho ordinary spout Ann cover
VlN opening formed securely NJ That
AOlhlng onn lOOk tlVOnHh Then rnstpn
lhppp ApnnlN on nnnp mo bollOm Of mo
poi about w Inches npnpt, TheHo
ApoNla should ho llhO tubes, lnvHNp NJ
tho notion ami importing 10 tho TOP,
which should In lAVgo enough 10 N n
RlDnln on nlnNlN, mo ApoNla lpnoh
from lhn bottom np oven win tho TOP
OF tho pot nnn should oslond ont lvo
lnolos from tho TON RlNp moh spout
10 tho not WIN n I'm hvnop about three
lnphNA below Tho TOP OF Tho pol, VakN
\ Wlpn about No NJ Nnd solder around
Tho top Of onnh spout 10 hold mo nipple
on A atplng around Tho NIDpla below
tho plm VIII hold II securely, Have tho
hnll On Tho top Of tho DOt 10 oNpvV II by,
Flll tho pOl win lpNAh cows milk, iop
aeF tho hnaly Nnn lot mo lnmhA lnkO MI
thnN VIII, 10 auWn 10 LOT tho milk rot
owl on hlA stomach bof0Vn giving him
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

Iha gVGAtnat skin speMaIlet In AmpvloA
0ylall9ted the formula, f0r banner Ralve
l'0y Y Aliln dl1eaaea, all outs md sores
md toy plies lt'a VIC, most healing medI'
cline, Holmes NJ Calhoun,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

..I Y. ldSIal'Ya .t tas !! !aqG. q sa sa@Ieea t,aaE|a,
SsasYY4 w. xass t M, tss' asaNa' tSl pS! s!!llS
afaHiRah tiaaR[ssl "11hARlls' tiilG fl0t
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21
NvOv# NnvNsA ny Train Wvsehsv,,

EVVAVLA,E w. Ann, HOlwVlhe IVaaIIa
bridge NJ WV Missouri, Kansas and
TeSnN patIvoAd across the A0Nfh GAN
NdtHD vlypv, Hve nlilas smith, WAS saf N,
NV nnd 1esk0yed, apparently In M w.
tempt w dltgh the H0vthh0nHd pRssenI
wv lvNlM Vhs Train WIN ahegkid jnHl
IN Nme w prevent H0lDH lRte tha river
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

v, H. 00nklin, li0wMEyuIpf On aaysi
X Id,""%@se ' G,p T ISs" ' Es%s Iapa a,G" d '' tsss'.
ment by phyalglAlHn VnhM M sNhAtlr
tNA H0lmha " UN|h0um
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

b0kn1si Ann WI lind H8bagls w.
pOTtA MAJ .p0IgnA H0pa, whq WAN Inv,
klsGsd NJ klgDdk uyW and hAH jHAf
tesh vsIlsysd NY Lard kltehsHaE jaEf
" men kltlsd Al1 M wounded, lHeladS
inE lAsNtsNANt lel0NsI DsIlsls
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-21

,ou WI! payer npa any other ,pl.IH No
Hlttla NnVIs RlaeIa, ghapple Drua Go,
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RESISTED o%BSTINATELY.

QhlRs1s vDUshl Desperately M tAs asisS
NJ pahiM
SHANGHAI Any, pN=slhe general
attack on Psktn began Any, 10, In tIle
morning, Vhe 6DalDy ObHtlnAtaly w.
aisled, The nAIne evening the JAIMusHo
demolished TIM Cham Lang and Tong
OH gNtes md entered tho capital Ihs
ott0v ARMIES entered NY the Tong luiAn
GAte, They mint detRGhmenlH Nv oman
W tbe legations, whore tbs ministers
Weve found sNfs,
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pARIh AHH, M,-phe order nj Legion
NJ HANW Inv keRH bsst0wsd Wppn NJ
klaN0R, french MlHlstAg w VAlHM
gsle446el. t!s kevsleR MlalstsI h1s VII,
~! as'!I n y N q g!.y des'i s... Y sfgls, y. y,
A@a HANDED " NV w AssGiAtlasv
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III NWW1 OhASE AppsAIs IN dapsM

.hEW YONk, ANN, VIA dIHMteb w
Tho Vrlbune N0M LOnd0D ANyst A
Yok0bWulH massags w THIS Mall HNvA
TIM IA Hggg Chang hAs seRt WI urgent
appeal W Marquis lio' asking Mn W
w Nm E0od 0lttaos With INV pewuva
TAH marquis Inv replied, 0xvppsxinH
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WATCHING CHINESE sA,Ps,

AspnaMsNt IstwpsN ths pOwspA Regards
Inn tha Responsibility
WATERMELON, ANM WH#As Il result
Of MI exchange W pahleHpams between
the powers, concerning affairs nj
Shanghai, Nh Agreements Inv bean
peAehed by which MI Tho admiFals Of
Vic several powers represented at
shanghai VIII NOT conveniently In Il
survey, Op watching OF the Chinese
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dnty performed entirely by bio British
admiral ~ shanghai Nhis 0hiNNsa
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ma several tMpel0 hOats nnd destroy
ora hs many transports Ape oaWyinH
troops ~ tbe various powers DO 0hina,
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thnI llln DhIDns0 WnlN1lips did not MI
lhe nDppDteoIed tmnsporls, Tho
British commander hAs been executing
th0 Wnlnh nlDDn, but under the now mr.
rAOapmonl MI VIII shnpe IN This pOapon.
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IN Ina M BhAnHhni within th6
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WIN the other Foreign ships thepp
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-12-27

Put one cupful OF sugar. a half cup
full Of butter and one egg in a bowl and
beat them to cream: then CRATE In a
quarter of IA nutmeg and stir it through
The other ingredients Sift 212 cupfuls
of flour and two heaping teaspoonfuls
of baking powder in another bowl and
gradually stir II into the mixture But
ter the inside of q cake pan well "a
shallow oblong or square pan is the
best. line il with tissue paper, butter
the paper. pour in the cake dough and
bake it In n moderate oven till 1t is a
golden brown and can be pierced with
broom splint without sticking Frost
the top and garnish with walnuts.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-12-27


@3HEN our Dutch ancestors de-
t~ barked from the HUFF Moon in
lJ the harbor OF Manhattan. IL
ls&{Ecu was the year 1914. And they
Drought with them from their native
Holland nothing Of that spirit Of reli-
gious intolerance which distinguished
the New England Puritans who came
six years later. says the Utica Observ-
err In fact. they were denounced by
their Yankee neighbors as n goddess
crew." but il is now plain that they
loved their homes and families. they
forgave their enemies, and they famed
to flame the spark Of national honor
which they possessed.
When Peter Stuyyesant came to New
Amsterdam as governor In l647, he
was quickly dubbed "Old Silverleg"
because he was veteran who had
given leg TO the cause of his country
and replaced Ii with substantial
wooden one bound with silver. Though
Governor Stuyvesant was harsh and
cruel man. all accounts agree that he
was good ruler. but In lf'i4 one day
when a British feet appcarcd off the
coast of New Amsterdam and demand
ed it's surrender "Old Silvcrleg" was
forced to yield. his people refusing to
fight So the British took possession of
the island of Manhattan and christen
ed IL New York. the same being the egg
from which is Matched that Greater
New York which today stands forth
the second city in the world.
But what did our Dutch ancestors do
to distinguish themselves? Well. they
kept Christmas and New Years day,
both OF which were frowned upon by
the Massachusetts Puritans. On New
Years morning the old Dutch burgher
would start forth from his own door
the money due him from the solvent
debtors and forgiving the insolvent
ones. and. having drunk numberless
mugs OF punch with the solvent and
lnsolvent alike. he returned to his home
better man. more forgiving in spirit
and whisper thisD more religious
minded than his Puritan neighbor who
had spent the day precisely as he
spends every other weekday in the
year.
Why have we forgotten the example
OF our Dutch ancestors? We all keep
the Fourth of July, sacred to liberty.
We all keep Thanksgiving day out of
respect to the pilgrim fathers perhaps,
but more ont Of gratitude to the Oliver
Of all good things. We all keep Christ
mas out OF love of him whose birth II
commentaries. Why don't we keep
New Years? Are we recreant SOUS OF
our Dutch ancestors who first settled
New Amsterdam?