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, fl: hove _ _ iExtnrit..ents Tried in Sev-
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2 . _, Cm}: Fire , ing W a cheeriflihtcrest
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'7 - 2:10 Shadows ‘2 r1:b-:}l00€i.a .11 (Cor::)spo%<ilcncefiot
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. ,. 2.....e‘ano GO ;K02'ea us new shot or killed ‘wiig
I 272.518 Down . 2 sum dd 02' L22 'n-nt‘ls by Japanese sol-
“: Atlilone gfio r(s}];n a ‘_ 2 "':2stian ]church building
. ‘2 ’ rld (M. an» 22.. 2m-2v mi es from Seoul
. . tie W0 in connection with the Korean inde-
721-2 cu :pendence mmement
0.11 PR}. of Mine.’ i This has been confirmed by an in-
wstigation by B22tish and American
Iconsuiar' agents and by missionary
‘itadf‘IS in Korea. The facts are lid-
mittnl by the Japanese authorities at
_. ”Ea-.1 Look in the
' of r; Rose
, . . mom. including the Gov - 2
B2}:r (50:6 125%;ij Hasgggw? The author'ififlf‘sggnffi; There isn’t a lad but wants to grow
_. _; 2 the uepmrc the outrage, that those‘ Manly and true at heart,
_ 1;. 1' 1711108 litany of it have been punished and | And every lad would like to know
.. - dddddd 1.2.: august”; '° The we mm ‘ -
‘ _: . » . anEsUgan: also have found that . He doesn' t desire to slack or shirt. I
; :- -~_ S; 1329: g Soochung. another \iilnge heart 0h. haven t you heard him lead?
.' M NO 1,0“;ng (heamani “as burned by the Japan- Hell follow a man at play or want
eee and that seveial Koreans there;
Weie wounded in an attat‘ 2: by Japan-i
iese soldiers. who shut Hum 02 used'
Long Time
_ > Q, 1' thcy lied iron) their homing homes
2 " \ [Li ’S
‘ :fi ‘ , buildings. 3
Reports have been received of the
Lu22.;22g of Christian churches in three
min—2 tillages and Koreans told The
Asset laud Press correspondent at
Seoul that they could show him nine?
16 So. Main‘St.
IOUTE NOBWLLK.
villages which had beerhhurned by the
- yin-t1 u: jhrs. wgu u‘d 1922;: up] Thrv WW"! ' 'St. Louis, July H I018. where a na~
;: Riverside M “Y at “’sz nhat‘g);2 "later if they .tional program will be put forth by the
. _ W919 ran “d 2 i: '
‘ ”-4."; ‘0. re 2 The. part}. however divided up and thinking basins!» women. through
22 7““ fazl. 'obtamed man} lmm‘di's“ concerning which all business and professional
W" fl" 51"“ “S ”‘9 “oriespnnggm learn“women may unite ti: eir efforts forf
. 'xlrrz'So-sare like- ed it on his first \isit ev were' 2 _ . .
.212: seasnn told that mo of these killed in or near . ”“7 coming 399-?- .5
"h H " the church were Women who wrnt to; -—-— 1 .__.
“J"? ” ”Side deal that building to learn what was hat}: ——An advortlsemcnt 2n the Evening
7' h“ e "0‘" 0: pening ‘0 ‘1- e - husbands. , ’Sentincl will doubtless bring the best
tgcinjxv guaran.’ The party headed by the British results.
, t for ‘consul then visited Souchuu and; .
‘r‘: “ qua” found the village had been binned. M _ 1...... ,
I I}: "‘9 fields. This The Koreans told the visitms that' l
““9971 the quantity they were awakened in the night byi . , j‘
‘n new the price finding their houses on lire. Wheni i
. r the they ran out they were struck with; ~ 2
mason c swords and bayoneted or shot. Nonfi 5
Were killed but several Were woun - _ g
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2—. . ‘ ‘ "‘*“ had been 1' id open with a sword. A
$444» .-., T-Ti'éfibmn \ .‘.\\‘x‘ “.~\‘ ,2- church an thirty houses had 39"”"1nsmierenc8tyles.
i/ .buzned be .but no .attggpt had een
" ' ". made to C an up the era
- “'0 DUTIES f The Be . Stacy L. Roberts. an Am- CONVERSE
5 erican Presbyterian missionary sta-
T0 :2 tioned at Pycng Yang has issued a
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air—v. : Details of the massacre at Cheam-ni
‘ were obtained by The Associated
- Press correspondent, who visited that.
I place in company with Raymond S.
. Curtice, Vice-Consul at Seoul. and Mr.
Lu- ” Underwood. an American missionary.
The correspondent again visited the
'onmsny plans to place with Mr.£oyds, theBritiah Con-
” 53“.; ,sul, and several missionaries. includ-
# __ ing the Rut. llerrnn Smith, who is in
.tnargc oi the \‘202'2: or 222- Methodist
’.2.».. avenu-c. 2'9- chutch in Korea. Describing~ his visit
m the Re- to Chvam-ni. the Sd’onl (-o'22'espondcnt
. ‘.:n:' 2: lsieasant “':"';S m": “32”] they asked redidems
‘_u nearby nil-22229.» "why than 223111}th
Eliad been burned. 212:1 new 2022 that
it was becausi- there was 2. ( 222i~tian
.,~ . k.-
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2,2 '3. r2: 2: Chrsz cnuioh and many native» Chi'lfitludli in
. the viiiagc.
" 2.“ :‘PC Pr i 'v “D .
. \‘ Hi ”When vu not to the pint-o. which:
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' "’_ orna lad been 22 212212.42 02 2mm 4 2 ho tses.
nor nicely. . vjound on. ._. loux o2 tiw- stanniiig,'
__ , lall the rest wen; smoking ruins." he
.4... 22 has. berm continued. ”We {0.22221 a In"! ;.' fright-
. Ne t'ully hunted and IAiSH' 2‘ lying 222 a
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compound and another ii in; oi 22.
. ‘..~ position, young man or woman juH nutsitlv the
2 .1 r 2 232;. 119.2 ri2t2rtl2 compound. ht'tmal gnu}; oi
"i pcnpic u'e-rv huddled unfit-2' littic
“allhvv' shutters in ilze 22il2sidc with 12
--__ ' 2‘r-v2' 222‘ f‘..f'i‘." pitinzl'iukntgmgs vnboui x
""" ~ '1 v2.1 thtm They we” mostly women.
'j ,. . :1; 22;) ion zu- will. ml- 2'.~' yours. mothers '.'.i'l2
\ 'omau au‘fi mm H. hu' all .~ ink in. th: dull apathy"
()2 HUJPC! misery and despair. .JT.
‘ " ‘3 "0“ l.‘nd2>2"\-:ood. 2212 American missionary.
2‘.vl2o tall-292i to them in their own la22-'
guard- ht'ouizln [i222 5:222) 02‘ what had
hax: pen: 2".
”‘21 29 day butmv wv arrive'tl soldiers
‘ ‘ ' (amt t- Ht \2limto and nrtieuti all
“9‘ ‘1‘ tho main (‘2.22‘.422.t:‘..—' to L'athH‘ :2: (h!-
;: 2:9 125 thuz't'h. When itimxl‘. 2:22 were in the
2’ “q «hula-22 :En- Hlll‘lflrr’ nphnod firl- on
" tilt-2:2 '»'.‘2‘:2 :Ztler‘. 22:22! Llivn cult-led the
‘W'l2u2 tart! Ii:1f9l."'=. tin-222 ml with
+ ’ know» and ha} (12"24'YF. After this tin-y
« ,-..:2 vi 1“}?- HP‘ firv u- tlus (:Lill"(-2? and to house:
WM; ('ilmllle: which «like was» \Vil‘Jld not have bot-n
burned.
" "r “m5” at Uno‘ Koruzm told the correspondent
P-‘Wk 11'2"!“ 'm» was alive 'het'mh'v 1252 was not a
Chridtian and wa< no: in the church.
Later when the correapondent made st
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:Ium'mi nip :2; t'heam-ni. with Mr.
Ii!-:.:d.~d 1.12 o lii'ih sh tonsil} and a 1-22”)
‘ —" ,fn sew n. '22.'2t12: .' sew ral missionan
tho hall it its. hp 52:; 'cl. ' H pimlugiapnotl ireely 2
» «-- 2 2~2 22. t “en we
-'.s‘ . 2'22' fl... re- without in“ .2t 22 ( bu l2 ,
started to tail: to the nativcs a polico-
' 7 > ' N'J’W“‘k las t 2222222 Woult. saunlcx up and the Korean
in {car
222922 swords and bayono. ts on them as “here are the men to lend today?
the Hoops had 58‘ lirn- to the Teaching the lads the same ‘0 play l
.WOMEN‘S CLUBS TO MEET
. became part
at a national convention to be held in
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WHERE ARE MEN TO LEAD?
It only the man will lead.
Soaring an hour or two.
Just as a man should do?
\ illuge and slums .ane calling "Come."
Here are the lads, indeed,
Who can tell what they might become
12‘ only the men will lead?
Motor and golf, and .a winter apart,
Fill up the time a. lot,
But wouldn‘t you like to feel you'd
a
88 WW If.
'Socks for Lhtle Tots
at flu, fie, 35c
00th for wall summer days, chalice-Cf dark or
light colors with stripqi outmtingsolmd tops much their
clothes.
BABY'S 803W“ mama: 80‘. silk heel
andtou,bhckandwlfite,-for.. ...... Wflcand‘flic
J. I. MALLETTE
30m NEW“ .
taught
Even a hora knot?
Country and home depend on ya.
Character mcst we need;
How can a boy know what to do.
it there karat 22 man t aloud?
Where are the men to lend a bud.
Guiding, at boyhood's side?
Men who will rise in every land,
Bridging the ”Gram Divide."
Nation and flag a_i2d tongue unite
Joining each class and creed.
Here are the boyswwho would do.
right.
lint where are the men to lead?
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IN HARTFORD JUNE :8
Mrs. Olive F Shepherd organizer
for New England of the Federation of
Business and Profcssional W'otuen's'
club of America. was in Hartford last‘
in eh talking over plans for the con-
vention of the Business and Profes-
sional Women‘s clubs of Connecticut
and Rhodo island. which xvii he held
in Hartford June 293. The healquarte
ers for the convention will hv he Y.
W'. (I. A. building and committee
in charge of arrangements Miss
Margaret. P. Campbell, chairmanf
Miss Florence Tuttle. Miss Ada Segur.‘
and Miss FlorF'nCe TutilP. Miss Ada
Segur and Miss Morgan-t Engliish.’
with Miss ll. Emily Beecher, acting as
advisor.
The Business and Professional
the
in:
most, Skids-blade Will: ’ W
Vudor Elades
.lklor.
The Vudor “woven in"
ever discovered 2'01 giving
Real Porch Vdaticn an!
at the same tinnperfectm-
tection from the sun‘s rays,
in widths of {m4 to 12 it.
are the 0313mm "
Me with .~a ven-
Ventilator is the only means J
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\X‘onwn's club of Hartford has recentfi
ly been organized and at this conven-
tion all the (122125 in these two states
unite in a stain federation and
of the national fedoras
lion. After organizing. votigsdelev
gates will be chosen to represent mom
will
statement asserting that more than;
100 Koreans were shot or beaten to
death in Tynng—ju and a church there}
5! «was burned by Japanese
' In another village. eight miles away.
another Christian church and an acad-
emy for boys were burned by Japan-
ese soldiers after the contents, such
as benches. stoves and nuts. were car-
ried away and put to use in the gov-
ernment school at Tynngdu.
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of the first pioneers who mode on!"
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