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'PEP BIG DEAL
iVppert Believes Fans'
to mm en t Prevented
I YRnkee-Brown Trade
UGG.NS IN ST. LOUIS
L Colonel Jacob Iluppert. of tile New
WK American League llascball dub.
Aleves tho panning xxhlch President I
aer, oi ine I'miiie. utiu Manager ,ou-
Mack, of the Athletic, rccelxed' for
4Htte their star plaicra kepi l-ieil.le.it
.ii'i.ii .... u. ...- i ..
em trading Slsler. l.axan
lx, Yankees.
tie,...
lesterdav fiom Kren
ej.lck Springs, Ind , and reealed home
; tna "In de tuff" of tbe be dea
R ho tried to awlnir at the American
v.Magun meeting last week, which, if it
iWsIer, Laan and Vratt to New Yoik In
jiiaa gone inroucn. would lme nrouEbl
C refused to go through with It. feailng
., ixehanco for ripp. I'ccklnpaugh. Maleel, l',"i,r w'. ' "- ""- '" "i ' the besi pui ..n flip court Me Kt ,, safe kinund
'XiGed.o.1 and Itav Caldwell. ct of tienell ITnll yulnn al.l aftel ,,, ,, Bl rml ,n b e and l.!aed c.nfurioti- tliel
ltt "t n, .. i .ii.,.ln..,i ,.i ,.nr 'hi onferriM e Hint MiirkIik bad nnde n,xi.lent Horn mine The Kauie wa , ",. , '. '
fife fa.b!l;"tn"Vlrh.tl,lS WIS ar,U " "!:"a:'J?Ll.. m, .. , I ,n a M-M..l - "" " - '
L,.Siii i,i t.i 'i. .,i,r "" i"-"" """" "" '" '".'".' wa, out . " " ' h me i;usi- ii Dill m.i l o nee in
ffti V:i:. " "U! 'l,.. r0.U,' "1 "- W " m ,-"lW "",l l. l.e,e rule, were .e,1 .b.plte the .., ,!,
MAvankees" 'sPsler would lo a cre.t raid "a ",,er ' J- thai the -"'-' P'-V"' " seem ... think tint
Rv'ta.V.w York. At one lime It looked , ' "n-H in a cH1e. ., the ,eaK n
& '.ir-."" "- X.....'.u";.J "."..'.,,". "WI'A.MJIAiN Ui HUiM , "At the beginning of the Bum. Heferoe man -usntctf.l of Ki
IT- ' ' fcivrtt uirii uui m llir- mri iiiviiirni imu
, i- the consetiuenccs.
wLlH "I hellefl we roliM bnve m..de the
, llg trade but for tho panning handed
r the two fhlladelphla owner for dls-
'' f08'"" fit such plajera as Alexander,
P7 . Klllefer. Striink. Kihanr sinrf llni, 1m.
v-l ' '"' ts l'Crhapa the greatest ball plater
i, M. L.OU1S rer nau, and Ball at Hie last
, moment feared the crllklsm which uiiglit
SiK M b'leled at him If he let simlei m
rt& eppclally after what li.ippcned to tho
j- j ouaaeipniu. ciuo owners
i ?!& 'The deal wo proposed would haxe
li been different. In lew of the f.ici thai
4Xi we were not offering Hall lash, but leal
-' liall nluera. Iiirlitrlliir' lliii.., tif.itlti.
SAj paugh, as fine a shortstop as Is in ln".c
fcr,a ball today, and 1'lpp. a gieat Hel.let and
ball today, and 1'lpp. a gi eat tlel.lei and,
cleanup hitter, and the i.lck of our pit. h-
T rn mnlep Is o.ln rif the fi,v flrul linA.
L' men who could take 1'lpp (dace I
iDcntljs
fj. V w
FUS'v AITP.11VTW 'l h'.l.lMtl'.III if f
VtV TTllll?m H Aliern. uf sniiN tiUiiifjinl Kt UpI
7 tif rfrd fr.?ntJ 1nlteH tn funcrut nrr
rl lrit Moll i 1 D til IlrtXld If Silmxlfr 111Hr
ri.h ron nnu inainoii'i i uu pruain
'Xitl PAlrtD -tier so. III.l.x XI X V wife f .
rjil Irvine JlatM and 1n lighter nf Wars hiH iwit
V'jt James I' XlrSellJ. Ilel.thes iiihI frlemls
i'.j.i irv.tiM Hn.rr. ini im t&nipr ni i hii unrf ...
jca imu4 o lutipm Mrinrp mom n ii in
,,k oii .n mi ni vhiiimhi, .. u int. iriHp
U U PAItNi:l At NewHrk V J )rr .0
k". e AWA r ulrldiv nf llnnron tt II,ii-h.. ?....
t-v' fCMininsi ' cm , iii ii i
"'' ..:.. " ." ... ...sx .- un
miirlv nf Phil I 1 ii ni ml mirxleki )im. nr
'ivti '."r. .. -'-''-" .."...-
A titecf. Mm. Frank II I-otnhHr! f(i Uov HiV
Irt ri n i. un ini .hi lurmn i in
lIm.. rhll . Hun ninrn on Hrtlnl f cm In tlm
J ? W. Phlln RtHtlmi 1 0 "ill.
Jftv BENJAMIN Dr III At ICK t rtnuirh.
't ' f Iato rrank nntl Harnh Ilfnjnmln (n
f la.l..a rt.l-.tl.a .. h.t .l...t. t. ll. J
ft J runitiirBBii iirimurn nici n iruun llix-iinj in
4 . funemt nfrvlrfa, Sun, U p in mrlotj nf
rtj John I rlulir KM W Hu-rjueliaittm trn
ful tmslean f fVia ntel' Paiii IiiIa aAni. ,
i IJ. flMIVIIVVII ill iiimmx-M .1.' kULf C?W1V I
L t Ira i
Ai RINKS Twelfth 3lonlh '.nili nt rtrmt:' I
v Tin t . rii.it. ittuitiM it iii v i j .i i
i Ms ill, 'imi I .i.t., !T nui-i. . i ...,.- v-l '
-., r"-,.1:"11" 'j?":? :rin.f..,Io,!ri. i
rljU Inst.. 2 1(1 p ni "
ir- tMjiir.it. -ijn i nursina in .tnn mti
A PHA It. HOllKTU nlf f lolin I; PoIit
.- . . j ... . .. ... ... .. ..
una a.usn.er ei iihxii ii ami r-ar.. u
' --. jiniin. hi iifr iifiine in iniuifnfsnurc
0 Jinil on thf 2(ih "Jllci"oI nn tin- lfHil
Ct labor, and their works .In rnllinx them '
liS nOOZ. Dec. CI XIXUY M1II,I)X
jr xx iiiivnis. nr I HTuh.ih I. ini i . n - iiumi t i
. 11. B0O7. eil fi7. nelsllies ami frlenils In i
r- ."i-i in luiii'iui priiuvn nun . p in '
Uei ixe.t Chesler pntiern nm
"xAtAT.nT. Dee." .'1. Al.KWNtlKrt
Win of AUxmirlor nnrl l.itllh XI I'nlurl 1
-.-..r.. .... .... .......
sed 4 xears 7 months llrlntlns hii.1 i
v rrjenrt. Inilteil to runeral sirxl.es lion
- 30 n tn . nnrenlii' rpMlilxnM III Jl. .IIIImiiIp
if tl& l' Wlssliiomlnir lnl tliklan.l .'etn
B9I XK. t?A.SIIXIAV l., Jil XXll.l.lXXI II Inn
mEVl J.1.. K.n r (..,..,.. l ,'...k ,... ...... 1
i Vf. '" " ,,i" n. v-naniiini, ,,i ,"ti-,
, .latllf mnn nf lalu ltnr-1. ,,,,.1 l.llnn C.Iiitiji,
' tf .formerly of Holmestiurrf ItelMllxes aii.lw'lo ' f ' lr
frli-nd. lnl llf il In fiin.nl Xtnn S n m
triV' m HI. Hrldeet'B Chun li'1! 1" n' m till. I
Tt hiSr v"c i n Tvii"?-' wldnw nf,
: n... i' ite. '.'..i ml' 'nil..!... .! I
friend, Invito ifmxeValrxl m I
FalmrneTr KrankfnrT .Vie' lnt nrlVate
il.mi.m?nF?.end inav l.llHil!.
"... ".
( vhLI?ir1 -- UP Lli lniiV ((lltl.l.-t (tfP
lrlp . S ..! a . JL ... r.
i ;:-'" .r :"." .: '.-;"7 "'"".. ::'
V.s . 30 s ni . in.ii !dflM nt. Holpmn f-
T. "L" .' -- I.I.I.--1I iw un-r i.. ..it..
nuiem ma t. tipment'n cnurtli l h ni
lnt SI.u, r-.ii.a.ni .'.. ...... r....A..i
.CfOYI.K Dee. in, MARJOItlH, .Uiichter
Of late Mlrhj'l and Susan .'0)le It'llllies
ntl friend.. II V. M Hmlalllv am! Ladles
T. A. H. Men lei j, Invlle.l tu funer.l Von.
S .10 a m. -414 Meredith M Snliinn re
nulem mm St. rraneis .Snvler's t'hur.h tn
. in Int. Old rathedral fern
CnF.KI.T. Sear llurllnntiin N J l"
20. XIAnV ANTIUXI wldun nf S'elsnn P
Creelj. Jtelatlves and friends Inilted tn
funeral, fronr lale residence. XII Inl.
ri , near Uurllnston N J lion J p in
Int Odd Illnws Cem
CLTMriAI.HV Tie. In AWIP w.frf nf
Oiven Cundalen. nelalixea and friends hi
Tiled to funer.l, Mon . s in a ni resldenre
if brothpr.in 1nu. Mnttlir.w iMjrk r.Mi
). A-MCAipin mi, idjm arm .Mpett niH l oi-mii
' IV M . ..!. tl l.l.. .!.... U 411 ..
X ! ". ;.. . -. . '
Him mt Hoty Croiw Cem Autu fun-rat
wj DAX'IS Nov. II (foinc mer to 1 ranre
rtMinnv v nn nf to. iin..av.i v .. .i
- iwa ul ru uiriu ni nt n a n 1 uuiin ill H
-5 i. -- as. V& fCLl I I u n n 1 XI . .IIMl1'. .,T1"I '. t on. ll .--'. ...iin I. im
AtC.rrle 8. Dull (nee annuel, of 1717 On friends Iniilel in funeral Mon 10 . in
vtario .1 nur ed at n, II Osborne si w.jsahlckon lnt eriiate, ".,""""" '"aiive. ami irieii.n. usnere ,1 .-i-ealfst rlxcr In tno xxor d. greater titHti&00 mr r xi -r, 1 t r n u' r .. itOmOtOMOm
,' DKCKRR Dec. IS. t,OUKI.l.A. wife of , l,exerlnton 1'f.n rl-nd. may .all Sun . " ? .V'1,"1;'" l"ho,,r ' hurrh Inxjl'd me hiiaiti uxi. 111 um huiiu, hfum -S!-XtSlxS' 77 IS IS tllcBook for YOUr SoldlCr BOU VG&Wim
Charles Becker. Relatives and friend. In- rfier 7 n m ' '" f,u.,,,',ral M""..w':,,n ", !"' n- ' "' than the Amazon. It runs through Al . .in, u ,111 tw j u - -mm
rtlsited to funeral services and Int. at Radnor MITCIIKI.f Bee "0 WILLIAM, hue fu' W IVV.'u hu.rrJl .f. ',1'' .,,,,,.'',,Bur''. , ,,, , , ,,, i mt...,u 1, ? , W
J? Batftl.t Church. Wayne. Pa . Sun.. 2 v. m band of l.llzat.u. Mitchell (nee I'onllnl nnd '' t.V xiVv' Hr?pulc' lT7,iwilL.n tiTOn fertile country, licll In minerals. V e S
SSIPJX?!--!?? K'l...?' .""'."'.'"'""A S? 'l.1nr..W',;'!! , wifeV,of !:ewirxx'CTa- n..,,,,Li ?.'tnV.02r,d contains a large and Industrious popu- V9 UriU TCk F IT AT TUP 17DrWT W
HITPlt
6 biu 1 ;.-- - T V-T-. LV.
fc ."- v I!" ijirnun fit. iiHuriri n iiuiy n
trae Hocleiy. lnl(pd'to funpral In., A
bt. (labrtel h Holy
w, w uiw w. 111 . Hum b rrsiucncp, urn .mnip i
Jyltrtil Qulnn, 2H40 DirUliiKon st. Hlsh maM
.MT'Vir .V''-V- V.-lVi " -u'-" -
w ' hwvr vnr. 1 sfr4 to.m.-t
rHMmZiMlV", t.::u..:".-".V:t. ..IV" : It:.
-i.ir. U'1.,CI v uiieiu aiiu inie iiunnni rrv
At' "in. nelatlxe, .nd frl.nds. n V M.Sodal
IVl .?- (Jl. - o t.-i.r --i -:VTi...u - ..1. ii ".
J 3IV. L.tatUr. nr tiiA NnfTfil llnrt nI Allnr
JtaS' ,he H-- -7B, P. of A. 1nltt?d to
't a1Z1 ortjo tLV'-.u . "i. 1" ' "ut"7 " '" 1 ( Pec SI. hMlAIf dnw of AK-xanJeT " ampuiai t,pni uio runprai
fc 2tnC?iM- SiS.h S?11.'.""1!;? 'V Merp UeUtUfn and frlenrfi lmltp.l to fu I KRni.K Dec .0 I OLMr. 1 ft
t$l!iyJlrn?ChS?i J(LiV 1"1, Int ew ner.il. Min t! 3 n in parlor (it manupl nemrlpr) wlfp of hurl U. IVliel- hk
L ii 'fem Auto funpral I .hpr L Son 160. Dlaiuomt at Int Mt 7 J Ilplathra un.t frlmU ln tPd to funeral
? Xi j n?f!rU MTHnPfi wilfe nf John SOnrUOMS T)pc 20 IIMMA 1 lf of Omit floipr Int PiMwte renin ood 'em
(StJ Poolan and daughter of P. J and Anna, nuni, ivart-n Varnnw. nA tviief.imH(ri Auto fXinpral
wxmisiai , imwii r. OX III lUUlliri n It'll
T Gannon,
Du notice Of funeral will be
sri.. ariven
R.--J . DRU3IMOVD.DARE. Dee !M VIII.
Wtj OINIA DRUMMOND (ne Wlllett) widow of
JW Nelion A. DrurhmonH nlatlva and
fWSf friends. ItadUnt Htar Lodae. No If 9, of
L kcpA " Invited to funeral aervlcei, Mon.. - p m ,
Fpr ' pariora ot jonn crawioru, .'w weatnpiti
is e, e.. vamaen. .. .1. int. iietnei win ue
.main a may be viewed Hun p.
jsu?Ktt. uec. 20, ritutiuuK 11 ,
!..-
tiand of Catharine O Ecncr. axed 4U Rnl.lin m lnt llnlv RnnlrhtM IVm Antn
vatlvee and friend. Olivet L-odae No U07, K.
...iand A. M.; employea of Joal Itatly Dali
lr!- Cf tint all Alhar mnr-mimm nt whleh ha
x. j-w. nun -.11 v.fior utmu.. ut itiiivi. ii
' (iii m RiprnDcr. invitea 10 runerai -ion . 1
j. i I'reaiaeni ave . nuiieaxe. Jjeia.
are Co.. Pa Int private. Friends may.
k r.ia.ii. nuu.t .. 1 .w ' Vt . iiaiun
r uroaa m. station J-.U3 p. tn. for
orton.
JjKLLINGEK Dec SO. WIMJAM KU.IN
rWlR, husband of Christiana Klllnger (n-e
f lcoenlf). Relatt7es and friend-, Phlla. llturh.
r uni. ftrueaer yerein. invitea 10 iun-rai
a-trrlcea, nun.. 3 p. in . JJ50 N. Keeft at Int.
tivatP. North wood Cem Auto funeral.
i. KOaTER At Ashland. N. I . Dec. 20.
; fu .nmi j.. wnt ox jonn rostar. runerai aerv-
i "PP leil lion 1 n m llrla'H fm . I'umH.n
xilz. ' ' "::". . ." : :
llu. 'Utc. .u. ct.tii. u.uii.uer 01
OMph II. and Edith O. Krl.l. nted z year,
month.. R.Utlv.i and friend. Invited to
a.rai. Mon . in a; m.. parent.- re.id.nee,
II Htate rd , Tacony Int. prlxat. St.
Kilnlrr. cem
lASKILL. D.O. SO. at 70 V. Bth at .
Men. in. j.. SAKAU ai . widow or niinufi
kill, and 81. R.l.tlv.a and friend. In.
nci of HarrlKin Wllaon, ti.y'a Land
to run.ral .erne... MUD . D tn .
ii. n
yr P- sl- "r, KVAN JEF
fACKNKT. a red SK. Rraldenc. 400
t. Pa. nolle, ut fun.ral will tax
I-Dm SO', ll.Mir K iliuih't.
( an .rr A. Har.h f.. XV l.h!
art feetml... 11 X'. l. Boaaii.y oi
bkarcb. Invite,! to funeral. XV.d ,
frm lutranta' re.ld.nee, S11S K,
1 l ur
1 . ttnUmn renutem mill at St.
-, m .(nt. Hply Bcpukhr.
m ANVIK KVlf of
pi.' .u.U5j
j. j tni. rrMoyierian . ucoi ini brother-in law. r.i.r .ilctartlu -jiso iv;. ''': .".".. .?".: :;"' .v.,:?"". ."' c
KOBaE Dec. 20 MAltT A. widow of nth .t. Sol.mn r.nuj.m m-.s fhun h ..f the 'V',h: S.VV:,i iie.r. .n Iit.V Hne ..S'nV k
a a.orc. R.lative. and frl.nds In- Rpiphany in a. in lil Ht. llary a IVm "f lh,.H,rr;d. 'i".r.!. ,".' ,A"."r..??rlJy. ' K
. I. fim.r.l Dm. 2 n Rl 71U1 XVnna. HtA..,.Bi.e .M I -e.rn.iuii iiiuirn. iiiiiit'i iu imiri.i, eiuu ,
?.-ImHVie..n,,llllnD;.nli. i Vhi.rn a"S'i-',:;!1Li;. .1 mux; . ... 130 i ni , re.l.leno. of aun-ln-la , JraliW 1
I and Woodland v... 2 M p in Int Albert 'll. and ri.ra ll.dn.r; akj 1 ear A,.J;!. ,w,h i A.S'.i.n in '." "
Msrlah Cam. n.mln my b. xlcwid n.l.llxe. and Wend. Inxli'd lo funeral Vn.le'iin7l ""rn.. .-.i. A,n,l" 10 m
Jite10r.n-..A,o-SBJ- -...- .. ."."".l. i v.m ,.. Parent.- rM.r.c.. iUi ,nUoor,yJlr,Ve, JOKDlVAni) hu.band of
fis, t .'; ---.--. . w xvorin ai , rranaiuro jn. uaitiana i.eni Ru;.,..h xvnnrl fne Itltrhl.l nelallv. na
JSTatMin. R.UUr. d frl.nd. Invited HEKH. Dee. SI. SSI Conarro. at. Ilox- P'l'f'".-....' ?..tK2IS .." ,.-.'?.uT2
fcljint MrTte....lon . I p ni . Silt) S. borou.h. IICLCNA 11. xvldow nf t,-hrl.tlan Vi InvTiVd loaTfuneril lion 8 m
raTw.t Pldla. lnl. private. X.rn. R..h Fun.ral a'rxk.. and Int. prlv.te. jfSl i .S.11..M .1 lll.h ma'.. 81. Ann'-.
On, fAe Passing
of Our Alexander
Almighty Aleck Alolm
Look l.clsuicly i-ecxxnnl
Every Klcfjy Kllcit
Xacecralcd Xulteil Xcorntlon
Adieu Acclaimed Aleck
Nominated Nixtlonal's Noble,
Dollars Did Dnninge
Expiie V.aRcr Kxploitei
Rebukes Remain Result
Miixmtiii C. l'rccd.
still think It would li.ie been a line deal
lur both rlub".
llugghis Mill Ik In t lamls doing
.. " - " : ,
hl". 'l"' V la' '''' "". '. J1."'" .llc
"' " u" ' ""no ine '"m,,n"'K '-'
innirnu muriiliiR We hale mule offei
ml ri.il tol"'f " t' ''rati, and 1 think sooner
amI ,ra" '" oi later itoxx'll l.e utile to si.ll... -t I.ir-'rlat
. I gain Muggins t btllexc nnde mi orte.
........ .. i-.i ...!.. iiw.ii.,1,
;Cl;'l ilon'l knim will, hone lie I- t,. n-
port the e.en. of a kc, ton,.,,.
... ,OH
...... . ..
' """ "l """" ,,"' , ,"' ",
- -"-ii '" "'''"' '
""othc! imiferen..- with lliishie Man-
1.TM? WW PI WPIN
I-OK iShW I LAll.Kb
i!( Dec :: -Hey ou big
. I. t .. . '
'MM
le.igii,. managers link up lour star
Chatlle Wrrgliiiian i loose again
The lull boss hid dlsnppe irt.l to-
dij .ml was im.l.istn.d to haie taken
'
his lMi.kn.11 with hhn
Ituiuui lnd him lailou-h repotted
as heidtil In the direction of Hionllin
Clnilnnill oi st .otil wlikh would
suggest that Xuli Win at. C..sc .steli-
gol llenie lloheor UogM lloinsbt mlKlit
col Heuie Itohe .
be his ol.J. ctlve
the Mexander.MI.efei dial proud
that J5u nnn was no mMli and it Is
.nrtuln .ll liliri r li.rt ir It Is u.lll
In woil.lug .u.let
m:Tim
I prlnt North 'l-.r f 1 1 tl m Tlntilnn
hi t I.a i I&.paiI Uun iflar W ftrt
mrssii-i !:-' in1 - ' r in
IIAIIX f. - rw it ICIItN I pm nf 11
tainfw atnl HfHh llHr- KflHil nnP
frlnN Ini"t1 to futiirl Mon s in .. tn
fmlitntiin (if lwt- In Ullmrlne I urran
.'Ml Metnle si Ullh XX.irill Itfiml'-ni mum
I hiir. li of Ih. Niillilt 1.1 a in lnl llnlj
t r.s . em
ltllXIIS P . .'I XX Mis
Pit IIK4IIV
M I ii(iHtin nmi rripni" iiimhh in in i
XI ll IIp1hIIs nml frlpnls
tiPrai r"n li e iom . p ni rri ini f mi
xnn in i a iiu m it i. n i' " vji ii-i;-
t NPfllu Pi Int prUnlt T-Mnn Ui
.. . i j. -!.... I .. ... l-..n. A...
lirOHU m -lllllim I I' I" iimn-. inii'i
. mi. ... i. ...... .....i t. .if i.nlt.
nun i tin iniiii mm imu limn
nr.ipiN 1- -i WMlKt l S 111 Itus
(ni WKtili" t i" iiiiinnt mrmi i "in
thru Htid frini l s, r l H-nrt siniiu
I... Il.,l ti. fiiininl tnll I I ii tu S1TI
i .i.i at (hitmit II tl toli tun r.itili-n
tn.iM i lttin h if ir ilotlir fif tnmldllnn
.. I .. (I.. I. l3nni.l. I... .
ii 11 t'l 1 11 1 lion ( i i-tii
IH:sm m L'h li:iK hoilnt fr
Mir ll'" (tif I rrkanir) npM 7 ITpI
uiIim uinl felniula A 1 1 u e u isl llnaiei x.r.
nilirs nil. kki- -- .va.n. r "li -t-ti t -i-
riiti iif tf VlnliniiiJN huri 'i inltrd tn
fun. Ml Mon m" in .mih n inrK- t
tiii. H .-- .i ur ii i..xt..... . i i.... i. !!
IMU" iii -;. -. -,.,......-... ,,.u. , ..;. ...
..s: ,ni "," r -" io,;r Vxirr-it s, , "mt niHBdViVm
HOIXIMN Upi t IJ)MINI) Imrbaml i
nr i.nimti iii.ikkiii i-mi ! hmu in nu
nipmlx ri or I'tiptniti WTit-r NphIuiII
.. . -.. . .- . I. I, ....!.... ..- i.
i n.i " . .' ." " . '"ii'n u -imu
i 1 ll'Si i, .in ii,i in nil nipii'Ji-s ...
A J it". ih A .'' in.itril in fuiiir.l tni
1 ii in ll' nrisrail-- si in p-. .-oil ii
runner . . in xaull lnl lrlxi.li- XI i-i
l,tiiill Hill lin
ii.i.ox He. ." xnsx kxiiixiiim;
wlilim ot linisi- IIIchs HSfil 77 I'.liitl. s
Biol frleii'ls I Kill' XWI ur HitiMicm P,
f. rmi-'t I'resbjtrHHn riiur.l. unit-! in fti
.irsi sir.Ufs sun .' p in rfslrtini. nf
lii-r ron llenrke XX tlleas ln.'l rreas nt.
Is, t .l- .Mininutit rem
ItlllXISIHS' Inee p.illfinl -rife ,'l xsvx
XI wire of loin. II Inliiistim llil lilies
unit frl. nils Inillrr) In fnmril sorxlits Xt in
.' i 111 1 IS" S ll.iln SI l"1 1 el i"l li"
ler mr i lot Xlt Xlnrliili . -lit Xiitn
Mi nlrn
",,:.;,,., ,.
H1NL.H I.e.
t XX ll.lll, t.XIIN X s
liiti.s Kelitil" Hint
inenils llillleil In IUIHTHI rl
e I Xl'ni. I II. p m lnt l.nit.ivleu '..n
ler f iianiel sn.i iiaihirin- Keib (,,en
CUSiif 1 1 1 firoil 11 ttmttthd P.olHtlvCK Hlld
W.,..., i.olie.i ,? fuu. r ., xt,,-, j P n,
New .-.il ;.ii . eni
, hVliM'.-Jiii lJI 1"IJ i IIIIHTIM
N.'.y- Y.'!T.1i '.'r.'jA"", !!',.. V.
i " "l uriniMC") tiii nirim nniini .-
I ...... I . ln m. ttrin fl 1 t in Ut
r . v....i.., .n. -.... .. in. mni.
,.. - i.-": .-.
. '"V"?'" . . . .. .
. i"muii i 'u'lirni; i"v "'' ,'
' tiueliHii if llara knLcht (net- I-tllll'r)
ne.l . Relailxe sn I frl'nrls nl.ril.an.
dale "'ll". Sa Ml K O 1. till !'
.funeral al srvlees ol l pp'r Da'.IJn I nth
"'." ;""'! -' " '", '",' '!n"' ,I,M ',"'
l.rln'ls m.i c.ll I rl af.r . p in B.Mi
s nt'. ' ........ ,, , ,
, 1 AVHItX IJ-. Sill XS'S'li: wife nf Hut.li
Inxr-rx ase.lll.' Klllies nP I frl nds In
ilted In fmiernl Mnii 1 p In Jul I s
' '""'.".li'!."'' ,.'" Sirtiini.vl . em
MAIlTts.ii lie, I 1 Ilru11m4r.1i' U
et.rslur- RuBl.nl llnllX. U hl.xxxiui
el, lent si 11 if t-'dne-il 11 and Marcarrl ljng
sirilh smuh tn his I7lh ir
Mnitl"- Il-i :n If HIT nlf nf
l.lillaiil Xlalhue. inee llnerner) r.rhitlxes
Hint frlpndu n It il tn futipnl vr U pa Mnn
. .... .v. .1 i . t... I ll.
- l m i m tnunnii'i pi im h'i
I....I..I T1..-I nninln. m.i. 1 .it.o.t Cm
f.uiiniini.x, ii-inu rs inn. n- n- h-.i i;nu
from tn in p in uto fanrral
Met OAl II Pf 1 MftTII wlfp
i r nnu.P. i,t, ,.t..i hi Kaiqiiiss ami
frlpnds Si Pntrlrk
nrp (nltpd to fiint-rnl Mon !
4iti orth t Prnnkford olpmn
luiem main and Int PI
Joaehlmn 10.10
. mu 1 ir -uef iv iiiMiiKf 11
J J' ,55 nA
to funp'ral
rripmlrl nf
141 V Iftih
-" ' l"lll
up William ana. i.om oore,
i iwnf i rnfnas umieu
irilrfrl HUB I in n III
' brnlher.ln Uw XX llllini ICrn nn
i . .. i. -.. v ..:.. l...i r,
"' ' l""'- ."Jri"innu . -iii
Rpmulnt
a
lp lewctl Sat R to 10 n in
MTRRS At 1atr rpsldrnrr 1K01 X Timid
Hffed 23 RelatUea and fripnda linltpd to
lunerai, .lion 1 I m nil. litimuiui l
Tat on All aenlte Tuionx Ilaptlat fhurrh
J p m lnt Onkland-LVm Prtpnda may call
hun 7 tu to 3( p tn uto funpral
O N'KILIj Ier JO MARY HBVA (nee
Wmi1se) wlfa of Thomas J tV.Selll ReH
tlvea and frlPiula Lphuip of tlm M irred
Heart of St, Vomnlrn's Ohur.li, In.itid to
I 111.1. .. . ..... Q ......t. .- rib..- 1.
1 funeral
PA 1.11 KR Der fl. audlenh OKORflK
IV hu.hi.nH n rtliv Plm.e a u.d TU
' t . iiuiuaim gi i..iit a i -uui-r, iturn -
. iciaii.pN ami rri-nn. ivuna itMrvn I'nit
-o vt 11 a it invited to eruen "1011
3 p tn , 111 X jsth at
Int private. ud
la'-iia rm
1 paki-kr ur '.'I Jl't.i m daus iter
1 of Horarp anl Annie Hafn aaed Jl Rela
, ium and friend invited lo funeral Mon
t p in . parent realdewa. J1J Mercer at
Int Palm-r f I round
tM.trOPK Dec t'l It H huahand of
ltult M PfHiml, Reintlvea and friends In
vited tu funeral aervtte Mon 2 p m 0104
I Washington ae Int prttnte Friend" may
tall hun 7 to 0 p. m
, RAFJ Dec. Jti HARRY JUFF seed V
I Relatives and fri-mln t'ourt Waverlv No
S1U F. of A . and Liberal Hen Society In.
vited to funeral. Mon 2pm retlen
of brother-lnU, jMine McCatin 87H V
Randolph at lut areemount CVm Re
mama inav b im un . 7 to u p
RAFFCIITY Dei lit. HKM,A. dauohlet
of lale Frank and liella Uafferiv. Carrlrk
more. County Tyrone, Ireland. Relatives and
friends Leasue of Hacr-d Heart, I.ady
Uaahliiatnii t'lrcle. .NO -n I-. of A . In.
1 lted tn funpral. Jinn . Wi h m , resiiienp
eonx.nl.ne. of famll.
Hun . 1 In O D m
Krl.nda may call
!tKEf Uee. 1 KLl.EN widow of Roh.1
crl 11. 11. .a Ilea 111 neiaiive. .mi ir.enrj.
Invited 10 fun.ral .'rxtcea. Hun . J p ni ,
r.ldenc. .of aon-ln-taw, Jo..ph Donnell In
N 37th t. r'rl.na mar call t . 10 lu
p m lnt llontroj. Cm Autn funeral
IUIOnK Dee 1 HANNAH widow nt
ll.nr Rnodea a.eil 7X Relalliea and friend,
invlt'.l la fanerat, Hon., s p. ni . -11(17 Or
chard at rranUford, nemaiua may
trl.weel Hun .1. Int. f'eriar Iflll Cem
. RIHU UecJl. JACOB IL. hu.band of
ary ' ii.ni (inTe aumro, .s.a on.i.
SCHEFFER LAUDS
UNIT CAGE STAR
Basketball Dean Praises
the Work of Kennedy,
Ambulance Forward
SAIL'ORS LOSE, 34-13
The rnlxeisltv of I'ennsxlx.inla bace
hospital unit N 2" opened Its basket-
ball season last tilRht nt WclKhtman
llall ami. n a MUuk limuBural. triiimed
.. i.i ....n.. f nler 'n 19 li
,'?.)alT',i.,T
-
poor
'.r " ' . ie i.rmlu ed Rood and
. IW (jiik litimntu booh nmi
, h"u l'-' and also utiioiere.l a brilliant
In Don Ixennerix .aptaln of the
folgate tiiilutet n few leys ago The
iiani lion omn laupii ?i neiu kumik nmi
nl.j wa sucieMful In hi one try from
'"Vmi'i,-"", s, beffer organizer and
,.,.... ., ....
president of the .me-tlnic prosperous
lantern HaljeMnii I c.imie m. i.m.i li
in nraise or me mw urhci
,ThlB ,,nl kv.,u K,l SebelT.r
''rooks called for a tnsH-iip eer time
, ,e b, 11 went out of bounds Theiesilt
was that Hie pli was flowed up I'oii.ld-
erabH. and I suggested n thtow-in In-
iiluiit of D I ll tn ll IliU unj Irml uii.l It
le..d of a Jump 1 hi was tru.l and It
r,T bee.,,. ,,ie fieJu'en, " " ",,'nf"'-
.lolitun S.ott the former Infnette
plner, wis not fill behind Kenned In
"'"' ' '" ',11 u'Vr!, lM"ketr;
but filled In three t les at fouls Sco t
f.ti.ird.d well and nlthouM. he went up
the Horn i.e. ral t tnes for goals he in in.
aged lo shut out Flnticv his rl'al for.
w.uu
xuih.e s(a,,7 l.if.uetle
"nei w . the stai for the sailor I he
iiiiiiier fi i .i!i,.ii. iir.i . n eo atnicn
wis the best drlblibi on Hie llooi He
,ag.d a air of Held goiN and "hot two
follH .nlnu Mo.bl who plaied with
1.... llouik on the l.atic ivter (i.
talli.d two baskets ful the Ja.kl.s
lll.XItl
Mmi ' t tn - IIH K nrrl4 m Ini
Sniih f Mir Mill iVm
IWH.I Ml !-. I'M IIIWK liulMhl
' "ennrl- Rnessl, r ("nee XXeltll'iirlel miit
III rMnll!s uml frhnls 11. 1 li-souri. Lmlae
""i"": ', ,i I.' ' ,TVr"i., '"I-" s",
Xn.er.iH sniu r,m i ,. ," 'hi
li " liiltns In fnn'iHl Xlnn s n in
i -.it i,i.i i MtiLf,ir.i m.,.1. .... w,
Ml I. Lite si 1 rnnVfiir.l Mmli nisss xt
...him a i hm h li in i. in Ini St i,.ni
les .em
lli.ltril I.e. .ii nxilltx milll.li snn
T(if)i.lm
ini
it '"irjili sirojp ltrlill Mini tffn
tiultcil lu futuiil Htrl'r Mon J t tn
rpHldfni f lrnthr In t Htrri M
Mralfr 1 Mil. r it lnl irintc I r1nd-
lirMMIM I t llllhhirn N I t. l
1.TMt M hiiilnn of siini Uu-ll Mi
IIarkn.K-t k I tt IMnih- hi! fnMnli
iV'TAn . ,ir,."p,'. .i,,u"hMrAiwT.!,n "s
i tut iiriim in itm us mi. j tiH
si KMii'i Un .n t fim.i liu-iMii.i
'.' """ ","" ',. ;' . V -,i . r .,
1 1 fn inn Trirn it I oit Mi i't il In
r mht i rutin m i iff ti'iiifrj nwn Ufii
., . , , .,-,. I Vim !. ... kill lffl..
sUVli:n 1 f I IIPI V ion of
"curK" mm ; n'i i un . -. m rr i.npinia
nri rrifmi i re i .m' iHri Mm x-o
I...I.a .a r.i.iap.l . ..I.A. V.... . ..
,t..m... ... ...u.-... - ...... -..,. (. ,n
ii. - iiiiiimii r' - .linn if . i nil .in-
til Xrllncion . em I rl lids nii I..II nt
nriir s p
sixipns n- 1'. ..I ruins sixtpsnx
-nn in i.u- iiiiiii mm iiei,,,n -- nip-on
i iice.i -f, tul.iii.s uml rrleni. inxlieii to
llin il tun ' P III neli Ills l.retlier
ill law s reslilenre Waller l" IIuliII-Ti- 11,11
Wn.uralli st I'lanl f lril llenialt r. ma le
i li w .1 sup 7 tu lu p m pit Surlli
. il.r lllll l epi
Hl.rr. ll smith .rt xl li"i .in." ,,nu
sxnrii i.e. ji i:t ixni.iit i w,j0.v
rrl.nils Ini It.. I ni funeral sril.e Xlnn J
reslil nee nr i!flui,llli i Mrs II. rx X
llnupei ".till tiililmire ate im prlxate
b.i II vr-ars' Uelailvs an! .'rieniiVii!
II il In funi nil i"rt res s in I 11 i, m
. It llrniU XlU.inn 111. Snutl. nt
,ut 'llss nn llli snui I nl mu n.
H.nMliia
1 I em
1U. It
t li u r. I a I I .' 1 1 p
til
.sSXIir.lt Su.ltenl H-r s sxxil M.
rrlnVi seeil si s. e .1 1 n.t .i n0.,
f iti.int N 1 Mnti lM t'l 11 nt rtsnia1ii
letl'-i. .Is,.,, att, r i ;,. m ,1,1.
, . ....ViiV ri-n 1. "' II. ,-unaion is J , ' pipe ,
.cP, nnnii. ,,
rlAJ? -J?:J.-'.."" .""
nt iiiiri.it . -..niixni ir inui'a iuu iriflliJS
til... -.1 ll.. M tnrli. lit. J I ..
. :.. 1m.. ,.,,, v : ;;. . :.',-.."
.... .... --. : ' " t '
s ' m mn iirinrnwino nrar 11th
nmi prniK i.nrin iiinin men rtquipni
iniii ( nun 11 o iin Mpnnm m in int
Old .nthMriil nn
fti;vi-:non -dm - ir joiiv it
ri Vi:NON pd J Itrittihen nnil frkmH
InfitrJ to funTil rli p Mon I 11 p m
lrr l.nlrKoial thurrh Miidd&ntliM X J
sTniti K -tf. .-1 tons lu-bjut of
I mniH smn fnt Klhu Hel tl l i
iUps and frioii It Mn ff Hnlv I inilP I..
nr -d r'dtt d t nf fit ItnnlfurluK i h irt.h
(.por" i handtpr i Ini Tirothrrhnnd if
Amrl(H i M tin h d tn futlTHl Mon
0 n tu ,'tlJ t: hniphiH fl okmn
rpriuipm niHMt si Hnnifru iiik t hur li tn in
"lnt 1lnl Knl mupi t in
. f.Tt, '. .. -" ' H HLTrK l01
Tll ll lilm. nf !,.... It !.,...! l.1lt n. .. I
,',', - .... .. .-,, ,..-,,,...-,,,,
IrlPtHl! ltlllltl tfl rrl Mllll 1J tl
, , .--- . .-
""7h i- rnncP-Uf n lnl i ronton
, N ' r ., . v. lm , ,..-.-..,. .,
JLI.NA Her L't. MAT fill.. W M
. . I . m.I... ...
, 7L V'v..-,N inn. of late Mirks'! ' "nrt Marx
friends lnl(ptl to funeral prWfn I At r
n m lmp. 1 of Kirk A Sire '(31 Gprmuti
TOSTR sud.li.nK nr n jmks 1ms
iMnd cf latp MmkbIc ainpbcH Tnnr for
mprl of l JS H Utli Pt PeUtUen am
Lr,".ndl " V M M"'J"l and Hols Sum
M"-' 'f fhurcli of Hip nmim lallon St
Mualu Itfne Soclm inUUd to funeral
I- Will .. ... .1 -. J
rm
pie
lnn s V in northeast coriipr .td and
uoir sin optnn hlsh maa of rqulpm
hurrli of thp AmiuncloPun 1" m in Int
m ainputai 1.1
. AVAI.SH Dec IR lNS'!I -Idov ot
'l'i ian nrmimfF ami irifnnn ,
, frert Heart Leacun of St Columta'a Churrb
I l-nlt'd to funeral Mon h .Ifi a m .74?
Julaon nt Solemn reiuipm ineia St t'o
lumba'a ( hurch Id a ni Int Holy Croa
Cem
I . WAI.lKItt uddenU I-c to KRKDKR
"."- lulwnl of laip Man t .Walter
fuarl V,. !.; 1 n L Inilm.l .. t..
ti-ril aerlcei thura 1 n in JSJl. N
Howard at Remaliia may be led Wed
, ?,,'" flreennwunt iVm
U.U. nix ni-OI
XX.XI.7. flMe ! flMltt.lr: P .mi nf
late flenrK. and KUen XX'alz aged 11 Itel
allies and friends Inxlted tn funeial Mull
7 JO a in '.'IJ K I'hll-Kllena it Herman
ton li lll.h inasa Hull t'ro.a Church 9
lllll Holy Mepulrlire ( eni
Fm.Si.nwiflnK.h'KfTO.MS III'
Relative and friendi invited to funeral
tn-nlie Mon t' 1't p in parlors of
ICmaiiUfl Asl r Ar Son Inn: Ijianiond at
Ini Adiilh JNhuriin (Vm
Wlllih Imp IH SAIMII r dauahter
nf I harlps II Htid Mir A While aed V
Rela'tlvc uml friends, mpiiibers f Sunday
Pthuol uf A I pit ft Haptist Churtli Invited to
funeral ifrvlr-ea Sun. 1 p in ieldencn nf
1 sreuta 'JQJ II Dauphin at lnt ptlvate
Ai Isley ( em
AIIKI.SSON, Dec 20 WUTKP. M
aon of Kllzu anil late lien rare Wllklimnn
aged 10 RelativfR nd friends Invited lo
i !.": ''.ni "i.
f ,- . wi. ,
, J," ; rm f r'el
n W9 a m , parents' rei.
Sprceant at Inf. at 1 1 111.
nd maj all Sun . 7 to
Ii it in
WIIOV-DeL t'O mm: WII.SOS (ne
Poniieilv), widow ot ilumiMv Jamea VlUon
Church 10 a ni lnt piliale. Auto fun.ral.
XXOIIDS Pee SI Ilr. XX'ALTEIl X'.
lVOntlH aaed
nx llei.nvea and friend. In.'
xlled la funeral aervl.ea Ode. .a. Del.
Xlon S p ni Int llrawyer. t'.m , Odea.a
liel t'arrl.ie. will, meat trail, leavtnr.
TMIa ll "i. a m at Xtlddletnixn Pel,
x-nn.xf n,e. ta xx'iNi'iKi.n ll hu..
hand nf Aide Yoeutn Inee Hmllhl, Jtelallx.s
hand nf Allis Yoeu.n lliea Hinllhi. It.Iallx.s
...d frlrnd. Iiitit'd lo funeral .trvler.
Xlti n m . H SI niteril.iv ... Tires. I
.... I r.... ' . r l.T . ... ' '' .... .-.. ..
w-llliu in., pr.xair. Au.n aeri.re.
j.ff,lft.S.l.ft..M,Vrf.ndriSrua
lo funeral. Mon .8 JO a. m 1088 danwini
IFUTURE OF
CHINA'S GREAT CIVIL WAR,
WHICH COST 40,000,000 LIVES
The Taiping Rebellion Was One of the Most
Disastrous Conflicts in All Time Import
ance of Studying Chinese.History
il
mote I lent n about the
-- r.
lilnte the IrsM I think of the
It I tl t.f t .... 1 .huun.l it... 1... I
I I USSIUllS, SUII. I iin 1 l-n--l. llir iiun i
cf c Itfiit s to Doctor Md'am c. Dick
tnn
le.ithtd hl hand out for one
e rame time
-un
Don't huny the do( tor, Dick, 1
molr,tc,, lid nlwa net with cie.U
del.U'.atlon when he p.e..re to hui n
i.... i. ...,i.n, ,u "
ncenc to the -editlve cod
"What wns that voil wem salnc
about the Chine"..- Owen ,ikid,
to
i- gieit iiioinllst
tt.', to lit n leil
The Pi iisxl.in
It 1m bettei tn Ml.
les than to Id one
lilt escape .'i 11
......vi,.,,, fii tbemehes ChiistlaiiH
' ' , " . .7 n , u !, bei I
nml reganl the Clilnee u lie.mu n . i
prefi t the tlieoi le or tin' Chinese ,n
!... it. ., i.r tlm tlrlltiul II1U 1 II til
the pra.tkes of the I'rllssl ill 111 the
" "f ' "' v "M """ Z .1 ,C
"'i pissed tile del man w nut. ini i.ci-
mans weie Utile btttei than Initial-
" " " 'J hell ilt of HangUiow.
. ., ..,, ,, ,,,.,,,, ,,r tin, ilmnil
it the southern teimlnil i.f the t.inml
Canal with li know ll hlstoi or t ox tl-
njl inon Mat had bfen iiltatilnl b
Inia.leis mam time and the ancient
.... ,, ,., Aiiinmm
'' "" '
in... nevu im'" i-. - .
i,a,i tini'o totullv deUime.l and p.il tl
, , 1, i i ,-t In 1n
"eplrotl nun tlin At list in i...
lie.
I InilC Mllll. Ill'IIK. ,. t-ini"i i"i
tided that the time had .rune to build
the wall-so llimh tluil the .mild not
be ox ei tin own He Minimum . I noil.
mm mid In tlm. month ho nitted
the pi est nt wnll wlil.li I- thlitecn
inll, a liinir tlllltx f.'( t lllgll llllll fllltf
. . . ., , ,.i.i.. .. ,. ..,.,
rotl "'"" i .
i-tieial C.oellMI i in nun 11 ii-
i.o.l l,u,l in i. lull of illtlL-ini; the I'.lll
,, ', ' -
"" ""' . j ,
nn Canal and tolild lime ...nimiliricd I
. i innil
""' Ll' "r ," "leu win litipru
llllll on me wan ii. wow... "":ilipxxislfiiiei ib.tl.i x 1. xx of the urn-
the tlitcli ill I. - ni'" '"' i -'
.....
d-1
ing to the ollltiiil Ktoids of 11 uiK.liow
I .mil (MillllT ll.lll tllH llt'lp f 5 H,lAi
-a nnn ,.,,,, , r,i
htnnciiiaMiliM 0 000 rmprntri 4 '
nnn piaster, i.7S niet.il woiktis and
-,(10 000 cotillo-- His innttn iippmnth
ah th.it 'Tho .i to do u tlilMK la t
.In It
(JO ll
.. .... ...
The ,''",s air i,,n i" ""
illIPl til' WOlM h (ltniinoilhlR MOM
one of fJeiiii.ui blood to the tight," al.l
III Mcl'abie
"Hut -thex- cannot siicrt.d fot the
leason 111 it tilt re me not enough of
, . . , ,,, , ... ,..,.,. ii,iu I..
tliem said 1 "I l.lll nuns Ihi In
teiesting stntx of the wall of Hang
how In Aichie Hells cntei t.ilnlng .
bonk t illed "1 ho tpcll nf China ' Tills
b"k I what sot in.' to thlllkliig .ilmul
i, .',i,,ps xi. H. 11 .lest l lilt .1 tolll
staitiiigul Hong Kong, xx llll ii sluo tl ip
t" Canton and M.H.in Tliento lie
, ,,t I,, Slli.iiiclnil III ii coastwise
......
"l"1 "
stCJIIlfl
I'lotn Shangll.ii he made li
flip bx houseboat to Illlllg. llOW . Ill
boat had a cabin .stiitcrooin, bathi oom,
ti..i.. i .,....... ,.....tn.ll tin
?"', .?""' .'.-: r . ..e
, '"" " "'" "" .,.,,' ,
loil.tiM.iili and llx cd luxuriously
Then be .went bx sterner lll tlm
1
. . ., a (Ft 1 - I
.uin.neixi.iim m . i..m.i.,, ..,, .v.
... . ... i. ii.. . . .. r
commercial (.1 ill mr uiuti
nf
China He passed the lion mine
, . i.i.ii
nl.mg the ilxei from wliich the l.unn-
s
est- aie taking Iron 01 p. slxtx pen t cut
pine linn, fot xxhlch thex pix txxo
tlnllaM n ton Ik, found tin? lapancsc
extending llieli Innuences in the gieat '. ututx I'mnpint It has nn intioiluc.
xallex of the Ynnl.tse the fontiol of'11""1 '" -j-cl Chandler Hauls and ,1 bio
,, , , , , , , , 1 , gi.ipiilral sketth by Jl.uuice (kit land
xxhi.li tominciciil statesmen hnxe said j ,,ittn and then me twetit.x-nlne lllus
tx 111 ronfei on the nation posscss'ng It nations In 11 W K'eiiible thin whom
the futuie itilltiol of tho xxoild" Ihiie I 110 belter depktot nf negro
"What I tint'" fiom Or McCalno
' It is said that the nation which con-
ttols the Yanktse xnlley will control1
the xxorld," said I. "The YungthC I ,
lallon awaiting the dliectlon ot modern
business men The lesouioos and tho
labor aro there .lapan l.noxxs It,
tiiini.iitx knoixH It Trance and Eng
land Know It.
' I lit mi ions student ought tn lead
J'lofessoi- I'drkci'H ictcnllf levlsed
histoit of China aloiiR xxlth Ml. Hell's
book. Mi I'aikti Ig nn expert He is
piofesor of Chinese lit the Victoria
I'nlxersltt In Manchestei xxus foi
mtfily a British consul lu China and
xxas foi a time udxls-ei to tho lJuima
Ooxernmeut on China nffalis. Ills
lilstoiy xxas that xxiitten in 190i The
nexx- edition i lexised und hioueht up
to Tebiuait of the piesent teal. He
tiaces tho lilstoit diplomact and
tommeice of China fiom the earliest
times and discusser Incidentally the
character of the people and the devel
opment of laxx- and lellKlon It xxa
,,P wh0 ,UOte,, ,l19 ,ema"J f C"
rucius anouc lemnK a vuminai eacafie
In prefeience tn punishing an Innocent
man, xihltli I iepeate.1 a little xxhlle
two You xx 111 find In the book facts
xxhlch xx ill help ton tn a better un-
ei. standing of the lelatlxe destructixe-
nes of the pi event xxni. Men aie sat-
lnt,' that Clod has abandoned the earth
because he I permitted so many
million men to be killed and wounded.
an though nothing of the kind had
er before happened, Professor Pat
er reminds us that ilinliiK the Taiping
eneuion in t-tuna, xx men negan m
1S50 and ended In 1S65, at least s(l,-
000,000 people lost their lives. The
provinces xxhlch suffered the most dur
ing- that rebellion have not yet lecov-
ered the population they lost then.
I ,. .. . , .... ....
wwcii, in) my ui. ".
Taiping rebellion does not count in the
list of great human catastrophes
becaj.e only heathen Chinese wuf-
, , . " . ,, ,, ' ...
feied. ltut Doctor Mel-able must dls
-" --.- -, .. ...... - .....,
airreA.iil.h na fni im mini Id n man
accoidln to his democratic belief, no
, matter what the1 color of hi. skin, or
CHINA BRIGHTER THAN HER PAST
fibine I mii pif Ke we nil ought to take
that lew China sin x Ix ed the TalpltiR
tllllt! Mltlt ll I lift tllO III fl llf II it Ul Mil 11,
....... . .-. ... ... .. ...w.-
ment which will make the nation of
tin- pact niilleiiliiin heem n little thins
m tump.i.isou .." ...e cnina umi .
"' "p
ut wliat It CI
l-cie-ir hhUo.1 Owe..
I he work of clet
....iin is niinit'iii'
ruction will hac
to be done eiv kooii If It I to be
done nt all foi the Chlnee ale awalu "
.lid I And theic uie nations which
will .Vil their utmost to ireent the
tltlon of Chln.i Their attention I
o. eluded w Ith their own tiou I
hies Milt whateei h ippen no oung
linn li lin u Ikliow In t'et In I, mr li tilth
t)t 1(hf,t f ,, nwaltlnB rultliatlon '
cm nlToii! to leiinln lc.noiant of China
lie should nail nil ho can get hold of
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torx .1 Cldinell's 'Historical De-1
x. lopment of Kcligioi, in China' would
supplomrnt Him ntliei two liool.s ti
v It N mmi thtiu n hhtm n(
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The First Adequate Treatment
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Helen W llenderon' "A Lolteur In
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book eier willten about any rlty In
,.. . ...,,,. ,, ,,,,, ,,, lln.p
been xxiitlen nft xears ago or exen
twenU-flic veai ago for the leason rliat
mam of the heiiiilful and nitlstlc things
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and I'ails, Floience and London. In
'"' - y- "1'' hout the great
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fiom the xxalei a a dream clt; , unreal
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" .. h "n" , ' .,, " " ' J,T" "
" - " - "in .,,u
lis lltiiderson has set out lo . onv
bine the lommtlc slorx of the groxxth
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iniesl. ln statue of Ceneral Miermnn
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wl,l,h " " Pronouncert onp "; ""
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the ixplanntort note of a xllbie Vic
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of the Salnt-Olauders Phillips lirroks In
lloston' where the sculptor ii-ct! a figure
of Christ bark of ihe preacher to l"di -
cate that llrooks was a clcrgtnnn Mac -
inonnles coninicnds himself to Miss lien
derson bx hi earlier works, made xxhen
J he xx as toung and enthusiastic She has
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j statue of J S T Stranahan. at one en
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and his llorsn Tnmeis nt another en
trance If one wishes to see now- nortet
should not be sculpturally modeled one I
1..... ...... ,. lnntf qI .lift llr.lft IlllllOalS lit
I . ...,' of Memorial Hall 111 Tair-
.. n.ii-l.- Then one should look at
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.tiacilionnies s unrai-i in i.iw.miiji, ... . -. ,
what fl srulnlor cm do
' The Loiterer In New York In the
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nf America It I to bo hoped that a
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xffl ". namhler Through Obxious T't
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