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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-12-25
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VIII relieve more quickly than ANY
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ScaldS, Cuts, LumbAgo, Sores, Frost
bites, Backache, Wounds, Headache,
Toothaehe, Sprains, sc Sold by az
Druggists. Price as Cents q Bottle
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-12-25
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-12-25
vol. XIV, No. 8,
A. J. LitHlbGrgGr'S Column

A. J. LitDIbGTgGr'S Column
l have just received "a case OF
RED SEAL LYE,
| got = TO sell for removing
paint from floors or anywhere
else from which you wish to re
move it and to cleanse grease
spots. 1t is also useful for MANY
other purposes among which is
to make soap. | have circular,
for distribution, call and get
one
Have received to-day, four
cases of
Barker's Horse, Cattle
& Poultry Powder,
which | intend to keepin connec-
ton with the
Blue Grass Condition Powders,
and recommend both makes as
exceptional as to value and
quality, if indeed a recon-
mendation is necessary. Have
circulars to spare
l have now put in four of
the w, and B. DOUGLAS
FORCE PUMPS and have
sent in my orders for four more,
all of which are sold and will be
placed as soon as they arrive. l
am having a grand success with
them. Everybody is pleased. |
can please you if you give me a
chance to put one in your we'll
| also keep in stock the GU
CUMBER WOOD PUMPS.
My stock of Oils of all kinds,
Paints Of all kinds,
Tar,
Woven Wire,
Wag2n Grease,
Iron Kettles,
Copper Kettles,
Glass, etc, ETC.,
is as complete as ever, and can
give you good figures.
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500 A WEEK

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nnld' IIlcr Nlhlh the reach Of all. Circulars
DOMESTIC MFG co, Marion, o. octSO-6ni
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-12-25
Barker's Horse, Cattle
& Poultry Powder,
Blue Grass Condition Powders,

and recommend both makes as
exceptional as to value and
quality, if indeed a recon-
mendation is necessary. Have
circulars to spare
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15
Casual Listener in Pioneer Press.

Casual Listener in Pioneer Press.
Two st. Paul s>ciety men were
talking very coDfdentially. Said ons;
"I feel great deal better now that my
engagement with Miss S. is broken.
She is the truest woman I ever saw, and
like her better than ever''--"Why did
yeu break off-no money!" interrupted
his friend. "You called the turn the first
tire,' continued the first speaker. ut
wouldn't do, you know. l haven't any
money, 50 must find wife who has a
hank account. But speaking of Miss
s. reminds me Of what time 1;had
to break our engagement. First, told
her was TOO poor to marry; that l
didn't think it right 10 ask any girl to
share my lot. She said poverty was no
crime. and that if we loved each other
We would he far happier than wealthy
people without love. Next + told her
that had reason to believe that ! had
the early stages Of consumption, and that
a man with that disease did a criminal
act in marrying. Womanlike, she said
with prope r nursing and care there was
no danger Of my having the consumption ;
that she was willing to take such q con-
sumptive as was. / prepared her. for
my last excuse, which never failed. /
exacted = promise from her that what
was about to tell her should never be
repeated. She promised. Then
said with tears in my eyes that
1 had brother in au insane
asylum at Jacksonville, III
that it was family secret and not gen
orally known. I told her that it wei CHE d
on my mind and at times made me think
that one day would occupy madman's
cell. She was paralyzed. Then il
J most dramatic fashion asked her if
had The right to think of matrimony
OF course she answered in the. negative
and released me. Her parents aad mos
intimate friends don't know how th'
engagement was br oxen of. She won
tell, aud you let your boots I won
give it away. Of course this is ontr'
nous"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15


Punishment of Indian Criminals
! Washington, Jan. 12.-The president
to. day transmitted to the senate letters
from the secretary Of the Interior and
commissioner Of Indian affaiis,
transmitting draft of a bill in tended to
amend the act Of March 3, 1884, relating
to the trial and punishment Of Indians
FOR murder. arson, rape, larceny and
other crimes. The commissioner says:
He does NOT concur with those who
believe that Indians should not be pun
ished for crime the same AS white men,
and says he believes the law 4 step in
the right direction, but thinks the OK
penses attending the arrest, conviction
and punishment Of the Indians VIII"
bear~no portion of public burdens should
bc defraysds by tile general governm ent
and not by the people Of the territories,
Indians are not at present tried for
offenses committed against each other,
because the territories refuse to bear the
expense. The comm issioner also invites
attention 10 the fact that, as the Indian
Territory il not an organized territory Of
the United States, the provisions of the
law are not applicable to the crimes
committed in that country. He believes
that the law should lie extended to all
parts of the territory now set apart for
and occupied b< the five civilized tribes,
and submits draft Of bill designed to
secure this object, and a1so to reimburse
the territories for moneys expended IN
| the trial of Indians
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15

Severe cold is reported from the
southern states. NJ 4. Ii Y. .}5 's=
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15

Land Commissioner Sparks has de-
cided that the Northern Pacific rail-
road is not entitled to the land along
the Pacific division cluimed by the
road under government grant. II
the decision is sustained the r',ad will
lose $500, 900 acres Of land valued at
$40 an acre.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15

A telegram from Winnipeg states
that the Indians Of the Northwest have
formed an allience and that general
uprising is expected in the spring
Thousands Of braves are prepring to
take the war path, and are already
causing much trouble ranchman and
cattle raisers, although no murders
have yet been committed,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15
Bucklenss ArMica SAlye.

= THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilbiains; Corns and all skin eruptions,
and positsvely cures Piles or no pay re:
qulred. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded Price
Is cents per box. For sale by j. W.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15

St. Albans, VT. will also have an ice
palace and winter carnival this season.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15

A writer in the Pioneer Press esti-
mates that on Jan. only 5,8oo,oo0
bushels of last. years wheat crop re-
manned in the hands of Minnesota
and Dakota farmers to market. OF
the total crop offs ,OOO. 900 bushels 35,-
O,00O have been marketed, and it re-.
quires IA, 600, 900 for bread and seed.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15

All the Democrats from Hamilton
county in the lower house Of the Ohio
legislature have been expelled on &C.
count Of frauds in the Cincinnati
elections.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15
MRS, L. PERLEY
Dealer iu
cry and .~.
Fancy. Good.

A complete line Of the latest STYLES in HATS,
RIBB0Ns, r LACEs VELNETs. sAENs,
HAIR WARES and a variety of LADIES FUR
FISHING GOODS. Prices low and goods al
ways satisfactory. Call and see for yourselves.
.ATOpposite ]. Simmons store, Little Falls,
Minn
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15

Chicago has alarce number of cases
Of small pox, and the disease is spread
ing, Notwithstanding the efforts of the
authorities to chack it.. 4 s.,. ,..,.s ..~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15

The fastest trip across tho Atlantic
last year was made by the Etruria, the
time between Queenstown and New
York being 6 days, 5 hours and a
minutes, iG
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15

St.. Paul is delighted with her ice
carnival .prospects. The corner
''stons" ofthe ice palace was laid last
evening with appropriate ceremonies.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15

The New Orleans exposition man
agement !, apain financially embar~
,rsssed. and Wants to sell tiie plant to
the city for $125,m, 1t cost $780,
Of>O. f.+
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-01-15

Congressman Nelson has aQain in
trodnced his bill to consolidate the
Indians on the White Earth reserva-
ton. - ~. -. I 4. s. 5II-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-02-18
ShminSSud,t acbeilt.

Giuem aItsn glr5te, oer bon Der graris ius
riidgsjoaeu Itbt. iUu,oC Ourd rinsn oftinbiibsn
Miifondr Die 8tidreibuus eues eiufnten
ptgetubiliihrn Seilniticls fir Die fdneIIe mo
OGucrnbe SeiIma bon qun9enihuiubiubt,
Sronhitis, Gntarrb. aitbma uno allen Sals-
uuo guugenfrnutbeiteu ausgebdnoigt anh
tin @iitCl fur poiitps. rnoitals Seilung bon
RerpenihWdhe uno allen 9crUsnfrdntbeiien
IadOsm Der SOttor Die Wuuoerbaren Seil.
trdfte in tnuisnOsn SdIlsn erprobt bate, srab.
ttte CT CO fur feline phidt. oas WlitteI ieinen
ICiOcnoru Witnenihen bsfuunt 81 MAIDEN
BON oi fem WotiU uRo gSuuit gstricbeu ban.
SeIie er. Sh isnbt oisiss Rejtpt gnnj toiten-
frei an Nile, Sie ss uinidsu in oentidsr. eng.
Iii6tr ODER frani6fi'dIsr Sprnde nit boiler
anpsiirug Der StritrIluug mo Dee @ebrnuds.
senoc a0reiie uno 8rieimarte, btiiebe Old
anf oisie 3eituug unO i'd ienoe es iofort. gS.
VI. MoDes, l49 pomers SIod. Rohsitsr, q. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-02-18
0snninlpnnifhe NeadriAten.

-Sn Sbennntoub bat baS S6ars
ladfsber imerbalb sipei WOhen sipei'
6unbrt Sinber binpsggsraift. Gs lies
gen nod 9unbCrte franf barnieber une
bic Sranibeit sreii. um iid.
- Die b6lSerne 9ruie iiber ben
GbsnanSo 6lub, etipa flint WieiIsn
nbrblib bon 8insbamton, ipurbe am
Samitas 9ta6mittaS bur6 bas So9s
pafer ipesgeidipemmt. Die SpraeliC
un6 Sinsbamton @iienbubnbriide bi&t
bansben ipiSerItono Dem sis unb Spd'
paher.
-Sie aus8stebntsn 8sparaturiperts
ititten Der Yenniplpania GiIenbabn SO,
,u NsnCpa ipurben boriBen 0littippdI
Worsen bur9 Seusr serlt6rt. Die 9rs
better psrIpren nabesu ibr seiammtea
SanbpertsserGtbe. 8erIuit $4,000.
- Der Soo rdumt raid auf unter
ben befanntsn Mdnnern bes 9unbss-
Grant, WeGIeIIan, Senorids, Sancod,
Seymour iolstsn chamber raid in baa
Senisits, un6 Der aIte SiIoen Iebt nod
lmmer.
- Sin sIdwen6es 8eiu'tat. : Mebr
ais bun6ert unb iiinfuneStpanSiB Eau.
isno 6lai6en Sr. Bulls SuitensSprup
fino in Baltimore bon elmer einsisen
6inna, ben Serren g8. 8. 8rpwn &
Bro, pertauft ipproen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-02-18
Nus eem p6eren xhaIe.

- Die 9lurora 2pBe SO. 4lS bon
Irdbalo ipiro ben SabrsStas Der 8riins
buns bes beutiaen Surusari OroenS am
.. WidrS nit einem Bale in 9inbe'S
Saae feiern.
- Beter Srlft in 9lr6balb, Der an
elmer 9unsenenBiIncun9 barnieber lag,
1T beinabe politdnSis seneien.
- -Serr Bfr. 3ettuer ihmiebete AM
6. 6ebruar 9eter g8eIid, IT,, init &atie
S6eufler ais Gbepaar ;uiammen. Den
NeuOerrtdbIten iuurben aaieitis bic berg
Ii6Iten @Iiidlpilnide barsebra6t, in bic
Der Oruder nadtrGslidb einitimmt.
- Die Samilie SlU6berser in DIV:
plant perlor an 6reitaB ibr SbbnIein
George I'M 9lIter bon 4 Sabren, 4 Nlos
naten uno 30 SaSen.
- Sin Sole bon Slppbant 9lamenS
SOiepb BuIasti itabI bsm g9iaiam
9todmaber cine iiIbcrne llbr uno muBte
9lrsi6aft fir iein grideinen Dor &c.
ridt iteaen.
- SaS StatipnssebGube Der 9. &
$. Gu. in Sermpn ipuroe Scnntag 9la6t
bon 9ieben beiu6t pnb Inn 9aIiaees
tidets i'm 8ertbe bon $50 beraubt.
= Bon uniereu 9lbennenten i'm pbes
rem Sbale beridtet elm Correspondent /:
9lusuit Slid in 9IadeIp ideint bon ieis
ner @ebieterin ppIIe 9pit III erbaIten,
benn CT betpmmt Elm HdnSIsin tpie Elm
preubiider SberbiirgermeiIter. - aarI
SlobberSer in Slppbant muB ii6 IeBtss
Sabr ipieber etipas ernaSeIt baben, bem
er baut ii6 cine 8ii6e IA bel IS SSuB.
-9rof. 8ibi, ebenoaiclbit, 1T Semper,
enSler 9etporoen, bsnn er bat ii6 aui
bas @uherpumpen perIest. = Senrr
SIIemann prosperirt Sas fir Iao
mebr lmo ideint Elm rei9er Ram per.
ben ;u ipolIsn. Sein 8oitsauser Serm.
Srieber 1T sbsnio unsrmdoli6 uut
ipiini4t itb nur cine ib6ns iunge Srau
-Sobn Soldier, Der aIte @eteran bon
8rieepiue, it sufrieben, Sab feline sipe
Sinber periOrst iinb. Sein Scbn g8iI.
lie berbeiratbete ii9 fitrsli6 nit cine,
Der Sdbnen osS Srtes.-8eoree @iIeni
bart rubte ii6 pdbreno Der un8iiuItiser
9SittcrunS aus, eebenft aber baIo ipisr
Der 9ammer unb Sdse Al fiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-02-18
9pratio Srpmpur tpet.

GrspubsrnBr Seymour itarb am ;Srei.
tag abenb um 10 lbr in Utica, q. g.,
an IIteridipdde; fem Sob ipar frieelib
uno idmerSlps. Soratio SepmCur,
8sb. 81. Ytai 1910 Su Yompep, Oman.
oesa Co., q. y, ipiomete iib mad poI.
Ienbetem Stuoium Der Re6tsprariS su
Utica. Su 1912 ipurOe or in Die
StaatslegiSIatur uno 1852 bon ben
0emotraten sum Gopsrnbr crwablt.
Su 1856 madtsn feline Srcunoe ben
pcr8ebIiden Seriu6 fur ibn bic 9r6Ii'
oentidaitSs domination Der otmotraii.
i6en Bartei gu erIanSen. Sn 1862
ipuroe er nodmaIs sum 8cpcrubr bes
States 9ieip gOrt erpdbIf uno in 1865
bon oer bemofratiiden gatipnaI. Cons
benton ais 9raiiosntiGaftS. @anSioat
ncminirt, untcrIas abcr ieinem Gesner
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-02-18
Nut1luler I.
Spoe &arfcr Sfotijen.

- Die GbsIeute glusuIt unb 9lnnt
Softer berIoren am Sumitds Nadmittat
ibr 10 Monote ultcS SbbnIein SoIepl
bur6 ben Goo.
-Sames Cooper, Der al Wain glpe.
nue. babier Gin GeI6Gft bat, fieI All
Samitas 9ta6mittoS pl6BIid toOt mics
Der, wdbrcno CT iid nit ieiner Srau
untcrbicIt. Gr ipar erit So Sabre aft,
- 8ep. Sonatbnu Gbpar6s bieIt am
SOrntaS feline Ibf6icbsp :cri9t.
- GS beiBt, Der 9tuSbdu Der ct.
QatridS 1irbe an SldIpn Strabe ioII
bieieS Sabr po!Ierhct iperben uno Sa5u
itno nod $4,000 nbtbi9.
- Scbn MUrriion unS lbomas Gen'
nebp, nod liirSIib in $0pbe Bari tupbns
BAIT, uarcu beiSe SdpiescriDbnc bon
y. &. Wtoran bon Garbpnbale. Sie
DiGnner iparen 8rubenarbeiter unb bes
i9Ipisn neulidb (peil bier ibr Scrbienit
eerins mar, mad GartonSale Su Sieben.
glm 9omerltaS lieben lie ibr SauS9es
r6ibc bon bier mad GarbonoaIe fabren;
lie sinScn Su SUP nebcn ben @a9en bis
mad Scrmpn, ipo iie daf sinen &obIens
Sug iprauScn, UNI ben ReIt bes g9e9es
su fabren. 9lm go. Sdadt in Gars
bpnoale iprangsn bsioe Nldnnsr ab
8ennsbp iisI batei ;ipiiden Die SobIens
farren unb ipuroe bon ben Rdbern nabes
su entspei gei6nitten WlorriiOn fpran9
aIudlid uuf baS 9letenselciie, ipurbe
aber bort bon ber 2otomUtipe SeS bors
beibrauienben Ruiia9icrSuses Setrpfen
unb ebenfalls 9etbbtct. Dlorriion bins
terldbt cine SSrau uno stpei Sinoer unb
8enneSp uar Gin Sabr Oerbeiratbet.
Die Srauen IoIeten gtben6S mad uiib
erfubrsn erit in GarbonbaIe bus trauriSe
@eibid ibrer Wanner.
= 9aS SaIpatipnseiinbel muB bic
ct. Sapib's Salle perlalien uno her
9lrcabian 9linf 1T Der 9anoe cbenfaIIs
peripei8ert iuorben.
- SameS Gpnipap, Der su elmer bers
rufenen 9anbe bon 5ageoteben in Der
6. @aro sttbrt, iuuroe Olittipo6 9tadt
iitcrraIGt, ais CT Surh elm Seniter in
bic @Obnuns Der Dittpe Mc9tnbretu,
an bierter StraBe, frieden ippIIte.
8utrid Guiif belt ben Dlarobeur an
ben Ssinen feIt, bis spei Gefdbrten bon
ibm berbeitamen, iporauf iie ibn berauS'
sosen. Die Mc2tnbrep Ioa einise gr'
iparnife babeu uuo barauf bate es
Gontpap ieoenfaIIs ubseicben.
s@- Trintt Suifp's Pure Malt
Whiskcy. Gum 8ertauf bel 9eter
3ie8Ier.
Ras- gooS & 0OgIe, 122 SiiO Main
absnue, = Giisu', 8Ie9s unO Wleiiers
i6miebipdarcn oorrdtbie, @ass unb
Baher. ginri9tun8en uno 8eparaturen
beirrBt. 81
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0cri6tlidcs.

Die 8i6ter Sanb unb 9tr6taIb ipas
rem beiee anipcienb, ais am Wontae rem
Gefan8enen ibre uriPsiIe berliineet
ipuroen.
u. 81. Simreu bate Dor einiger 9eit
periu6t, einen 8rpbseidpcrencn su he.
elniluiien uno ipar bieierbaIb anBeiIagt
ipprcen, 8i6ter 9lrdbaIb ia8te, bdS
SerBcbsu fei ein idiperes uno er iperoe
IN allen 6dlen cine itrenSe Strafe uuf,
crIescn. 9a eS iebr6 Der crfe berars
ti8e Sal in bieiem County ici unb Der
gln8etla8tc au9eniteinlib ni6t sepubt
babe, bab er Elm 8erbre6sn be9ebe, 10
iuoIle er nur cine Strafe BON $3.50 un6
Soften auferlesen.
Wicbrcre YiusIieber Der ioscnanntsn
Waitcrs Sanbe bon Dieben uno 0ese.
Ia8erern lparen iduIOis befunSsn ipor.
ben. Sobn Gourtri8bt erbielt cine
Strafe bon $50 uno Soften uno 13
DiOnat; 3ubtbaus. Somcs Seogb
purre in $50 Strafe unp Soften mS
% Sabre Sudtbaus berurtbeiIt. Sorrp
Utaiters, 10 Sabre alt, ipuros in Stpei
SGlIen Suiummen Su $3.50 Strafe unb
Soften unb 2 Sabre uno 3 Mpnate
3udtbau5 Oerurtbeilt. 9bOmaS sSiBs
patrid ipar 9IeidfulI8 in iipci Sdllen
ituloiB befunben ipprben uno erbiclt
ebenfaIlS elm bpppclisS llrtbeil, nemIid
$3.50 Strafe unb Soften uno l Sabr
unb 8 Wionate 3udtbaus.
Spbn Scptt, Diebitabl, mub cine
Strafs bon Sl5 unb Soften beSablcn
nno 3 gIpnotc i'm Gountp8cfauBnib
IiBen.
2sUi Sngter, 0icbfabI, $50 Struie
une Soften mo l3 Olonate 3u6tbauS.
SamusI DAY, Siebfabl, purbe nab
oem Seiierun8Sbuuie 9eianrt, pa CT crit
Is Sabre alt lit.
Sbpmas .. BaIton mar bsS Saltens
zines unorbentIi6en SauieS in Der 13.
Waro iiberfiibrt pcrben. Gr fol- $500
Strofe unb Soften bsSabIen pber 80
Sa8e I'M @efdn0uib iiBen.
GcwurO GUitsqo bon g8inton fpar bes
eri6iperten 9lnoriifeS i6uISis befunoen,
aber Der 8nace bes 8tridtS empfcbIcn
ipctben. SaS llrtbeiI lautete auf 500
Strafe uno Soften unb IL Sabre
GOuntpsefansnib.
SbpmnS @iINea, ein 6rieSensri6.er
bon 9rdbaIo, bcs glusriif mo Der
S9Ia8erei itte.fiibrt, mub $50 unS
Soften besabIen.
- 2idtcr 9lr6boIS beIiimmte an
Sumitng, bab bas GriminaIseridt i'm
9prlI I'm cine gSpde perIdngert weroe,
peIbe AM eriten Wiontug i'm Wlai be-
9innt umo tpcftir @eidwOrene ssSpssr
iperben.
- Das @eridt berta8te Ii6 bon
0tcnta8 0littaB bis beute Olitta8.
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Mriirrnl .Gnnrncn

ilber bCHen 9lbleben pir bereitS beridtet,
ipar nur etipa SipCi @p6en leieenb uno
bic birette Spbesuria6e i6eint elm 8ars
buntel i'm Jtaden geiueICn su iein; bod
lit er aud an eCr Sarnrubr. General
WiniieIo Scott Sancet tpurSe am If.
6cbruar 1924 in Wontgcmerp County,
ga, 9etoren. 9a6bem or cine Sdule
in 9tOrristoiun, la., beIubt, erbieIt er
I'M Sabre 1910 einen gIab in @eIt
9oint nab beitanbenem gramen trat
er ais SecpnbeIleutenant in bic Slrmce,
nabm IN 1917 uno 1913 tbGtigen glns
tbeiI am meritanii9sn Sriese unb ipGs
ter am Seminplenfrieee in Slprioa.
Sein riibmIi6eS SerbuIten i'm Siirgers
tricsc 1T nod in frii6er grinnerune
unb in Der StIaht bel GETTYSBURG
;eidrCte er iid 70 aus, bab ibm Surd,
GonarebbeibIub i'm Namsn beS 2aneea
Der Dant aus9eiproden iuurbs. San.
cod binterlGBt cine 0ittpe uno brei
Gnfel, bic &inber isinss in 1881 scitor.
bsnen Sobnss NuheI.
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