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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-12

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Entered at the .'ost-Office mt New Philadelphia,
o.. as second class matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-02

such n distance from the city ~ TO pre
clude their taking an active part 10 tns
workings OF the camp. ana fhe Toll .
preserved as matter or recoIu Nv
camp annually participates WIN tnc 10
dies Memorial Association IN asc .S Nh
the graves OF our dead on the iV'" s'"''
at Oakwood cemetery. A.
The delegates from the camp 70 tns
sixth reunion are: A. II. Stronacn, Sta,
Artillery battalion; q. NJ. Alien, MANY
Battery. and Thos. $. kenan, COZ ro,ty'
third North Carolina Regiment. III: az
Ter being a member OF the Battle Aooey
Committee representing North Carolina.
DIR. PETER EVANS HINES.
The commander OF Junius Daniel camp
bi5 OF Raleigh. y. c.. was born ~ WI WI
rem county, North Caroiin", July ,en,,:
was prepared for college al the iamous
I.oyejoy Academy In Raleigh; graduates
from the University OF North Carolina III
1913. took two courses or lectures az
the University OF Pennsylvania, Depart,
ment Of Medicine, and was srauua 800
wears i'm ST Josephs Hospital. Phliadei-
phia: attended clinics at the same CnNtf-
sitv. DisT ensary Department, durins ene
summer OF 1sJi-'52: attended iecterss a.
the Academy of Medicine. faris, looY. ~.
From December, 1894, TO the commehee'
ment OF hostilities. he practiced ms pro
fession I'm Raleigh. was commissioning py
the State May 10. 1861, as surgeon u so
First Regiment North Caroline ihiahey'
ON Nav 20 1851 received his oinnis.s ,.,',
as surgeon I'm T. A. G. 8. In June, i~-,
was appointed medical director 10, VIZ
department OF Petersburg, va, anu va
senior surgeon In charge OF an .ne ,s.,,
pitals OF that city until Septehio.t, 49,,
when ne was made director OF an tho NUS, US
ritais i'm North Carolina. which position
he held at the surrender or the Sou'nei"
Army. ,. ~ ro,,rod
Al The close OF the struggle nc retlrea
ia his fine plantation in craven county,
where he engaged I'm framing, anu u.s.
built up hne country prac'ice' p"'
moved to Raleigh in 49,. ~
When the Soldiers Home was es'ao-
lisbed his services we're rendered S"o
hoard of Managers free Of charge, ana q
cali from that institution Is cheertuiis 80,
sponded 20 day or night, aitnougn uN"S
more than a mile from the INSTITUTION
TIE WISE-AND LEE CAMt -
The H. A. Wise and w. IL. 49,
Camp OF Confederate veterans VI tn oc-
burg county. Va. was orsSnlso' General
,ober 1894 with 100 members. uen
sim Rolling was elected COMMANDER.
The Scamp was reorganized IN Maisn
last and General Boiling, altnousn 40
positively declined 10 serve announcer pr,'
on account of his business engasem'ns.,s.
was again reelected commhnnef. 49,
much nersuasion he consented 10 r"iN''
Among tho other officers are: FIRST LIEU
tenant-C Commander y NJ. Neoiett' sSVont
lieutenant Commander. u. X. Low
Third Lieutenant Commander. o. '"''
~ Ellis; Surgeon, Or. j. n. Elder. MI,
The camp held meeting Oh w ~
inst and voted 10 attend the ltuniV 80 ~
Confederate veterans in Richmond oen'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-02

... .l.t. ,......sf ~, that
nti l.' WIN ,'''o ,.s-.,.',.s moons
'.t t- ia ..f,l tbai~
from ''. " ia ..,i' i'',,l -r.I,
N'l'f a7 "'-i' Kay .'' ~ tb. ~
'..il ii'.. "'.- ..,..t-i. b.5rinn Of
...+.-1 ..r.lfv arre0f Ia honor the
% ,-.f t- ,.,,. of the most disfin.
'NI' ...,, r.ro.s of fhat
-,i"'' "o ..,. i'-+.ia of aeftvshrr,
Hi .a.' ,... o"' i,..l i.. e,,rt,el ,etiniou
''. ''' . . r-e,,'t- once i'm twelve
-. r-+.r. to Gi.fir.rIi.hcd sneak
,-,,' ,fre.,5 or the cheering words
81 TO-. $500, ,n.,rf.rs fnnn .at "a good dine
o.. ', ,'fI ~ o-hs+ U.s. now. .lon, AGO"
-li,,.tl.fr county lost her citizens
s,.rflii. drrire the war. 10 was cone
.fi,tI,, bon many famuie. 30 lose
-''' r'., ,.. member a father had
i' .nt e'.iu unon fbe third dav at
- t.,,r.,. arofhar father had three out
,.~.,,,s Slain durins, the war. and the
"' 49,. SIM. and Winters frosts carried
..,,,, n fLn brave bows TO their long
800
Cedar Rrn 81 conpanv whose sur
',' ,,.nlI.ra ar. members of this
.,.,. rsrnd U,.m.rlvas. along with their
l.-l.,'' 3D.. 10 e,.,,,, ,l.h. reaifoenf club
I'"Nl, ID ~ ' o... ,.r..' o.f fbe NIeck-
.. .' t..,''...n,. harir, eleven ont OF
l.lnNi IS ,, ''-' ,,,.e,, tbo fald
'"r..- .,mn has an exhibit of its work
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Rolling the commander OF this camp, u
a veil known resident Of Petersburg. no
A. one OF the propretOrs or oaks io"'''"
Warehouse in this city. lie mas pe.n
member OF the Legislature from ms ma
tive county Iunenburg, ana was ap,olii,
cd Postmaster OF Petersburg under fresi-
dent Arthur, and again under PRESIDENT
He is one Of the governors OF the Cham
her OF Commerce and one OF us Ar"i-N
r ua 4 President OF the Tobacco TX
General Boiling entered the Confede-
rate service I'm 1861 In the Ninth virginia
Cavalry. and was promoted hrst SER
geant lieutenant, captain. -.
ant adiutant-general, stan OF zen. w. ~.
= Lee Although six times Wounueu' uo
served till the close or ihe WI. Up
wounds wero received: FIRST near W" '.-'
nener Court House; second. near 'feth
House. third. az Morton's Ford; fourth.
AT Guinea station; NTH. near refers
burg. sixth. at Gaines MIL
lie returned to Lunenbnrg county hi,I,r
the war and farmed until leuo, III WITH
year he was elected 10 the virginia
Legislature from Lunenburg county. ne
was reelected in 1872, and served uh''
Governor Kemper appointed him tobac-
60 Inspector for Virginia, IN "hiSh po-
sition he served until 1880.
CLINTON HATCHER CAMP.
clinton Hatcher Camp. G. v, or Lees
hnre Il was organized February IL.
isss with one hundred and sixteen men,
ber. The first officers were;
Col t. V. White, commandcr
cant. o. $. Braden, first lieutenant-
sergeant Stirling Murray. second lieu
tenant commander. ,.
nd
Captain j. r. Hutchlson. adjutant.
And its membership represents every
branch OF the service both army ana
navy, Of the Confederate states, nut
and Seventeenth Virginia Infantry, MR.
ty~1fth (White's). and Forty-secont
lMosby's) Bats Cavalry sixth Resimchl
Virginia Cavalry and Loudoun Artillery
The roll increased 10 1JI, but It's pres
ent number Is reduced 10 about 10?
having died. the others having reinovsea
and resigned The names or Generals W.
III =. Lee. W h. Payne. Coils. *. ~.
Di,any. and Jno. w. Fairfax, Judge
James Keith, and other prominent ca
Confederates, are on the camp roster
poor ex- confederates. their widows ana
orphans. are under the care OF the camp
and a large sum has been raised anu ~
psnded for them. The camp has peen hply
seconded In this behat ny 'hs ia"''' Va
Ioudoun county.
Tho present officers are;
col Il. V. White. commander.
Capt. W w. Athey. hrst heutenah'-
Sergeant stirling Murray. second lieu
tenant commander.
Capt. " y. Lynch. third lieutenant
commander.
Private w. \. Wise. adjutant.
Rev. Carter Page. chaplain.
Or. ~ @. West, surgeon. =,
The Commander, Col. +. V. White, y
well known in Maryland. Virginia. and
the entire South as the organizer ana
commander OF tho famous ,ohlane.ss,
or Tbirty.fifth Battalion Of Rossers cav
"Liso" White was born born in IA Mop ss1
cry county, Md. IN 49, a"1 sro na' nj.
earliest manhood. la 1861 be was in
the Missouri Kansas war. he settled IN
Loudoun county. on his farm near ING
Po.omac In 1851, and was a member OF
the Ioudoun Cavalry, and with II WAS at
Harpers Ferry, during the John Brown
wa.
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~ and g., December, 1862.
'f' az, t.'l,o. examination for
he alo"H li' o' ' ....,,'t,., IIe,,ing recelv-
prom o.lon 10 {" Ii...',' eoon afterwards
a., 4,,''.-,,. i.e9 he was assigned boy
,r'f'.t,.f ii,tsi.oo a. Baldwin. chief OF
,..i.......,. trrov Norfhorn Virginia. 20
+t. ,,ar.er,I -nsprre ord
NI' N""'H' va $50. d.. served i'm
lHN't Dtil OF wy No. fs,tn,, been
ltn taIt'tlF "...- " 1874 a. Nodes
'H ii. .,,.,t., e.irnf gorp4.
''N.'t ,-f..i.'f. ,.ifh which De
army ot."'l" J." ','''' ,ir9,'o officer
VISION hr ,ol'~A 10 Y,n % feG5 HIS
NN'Ii 'A' pun D.-..' tnat morning
iNal v.ei''." -. ivi.o'i fn fLe division.
sn." 5l "t' '-- -rr-r,5.r ne was recon-
''s- D.iole ,. ' ,.''oe,,,otion n major by the
chiefs of oien4,n .. OF 6r' 1rs I51rea9.
'''" 81 ct, ,'i, ifr-i'tN,-r ~ X WOOD.
VIZ t,,.r eliza adiufsnf of Jno
rs.,..to cf+an-. Con1n O. " is a native
'e .',,'.,,. g.,rl.y and a. resident
-..r, A.. Ifo ioiuol the
.L ~ '''-' ~. 4.,t ~ Tnlv 1ca1 arriv-
a.. 8ro,'.,..as d,rinr de uropress OF
o 7r 49,. r,bt me next dav be
.'o '' i' LII. inc,nier of Company a
lla@ oId Monticello Guard OF Charlottes-
I'l Nine,o.n ,.,.,l neg hro1eb the mar
0-. r--r.,nization of the army IN
tr r...p f ,.s'. elected "a lieutenant Of
el-r'.,.,- ar. v.as Immediately assign
Et M r,,irronfal adiufaut. fin
,i'.. eertej I'm tle vii.
r+ No, rth1 ana In the
-f r,fcto,ond fn 1850. AT
.I'.. ''' "..-'t 80. 49,. le,.,,+o-.her n
l.e '-. .i' ol ','' ipc,,r,,ena ~ tGe roei-
iNi-l N. WIS pm colnlil.''i" ,t@t ooc9
Ntl. lI'i. D.'i- l..i,..,,.,,.1 oaioors ~
SION oN.y lnIee 4,o,iiiiii,i,.,,e i,J nier..J his
tN. i' lii,il.' ia hiorli.t ON sove-
f' ,..la.i,rs lut NOT until the battle
80 l..tf,.ef.i.rr ,ros ha struck and then
f.rftf
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Fifth South Carolina Regiment. Jenkins
Brigade. Longstrcets corps, a. y, '?
was elected its COMMANDER. .ldpl' - -
Greer. Company A, Eighteenth Soulh
Carolina Regiment. first lieutenant COM
mauder; Lieutenant W. 81. ,. harris
Company a. Eighteenth South carolina
Regiment. second lieutenant coinmaluSt
Private j. g. Shetucworth, ooinpahy -,
Fifth South Carolina Regiment JehAiiS
Uaufonant commander, Corporal ). l."
strain. Company G, Seventh South caro-
lima cavalry. adiutant; Corporal \. g.
bison. COMPANY G.. Fifth South carolina
Cavalry. Quartcrmasteri iIlHate y. T.
Faur. Company c. seventh south 40
lima cavalry, surgeon; As-~ lant.Sul seoh
N Moore Cutshaw's battalion, as
eisrant-ctirrcOu. Private b. G.. tlHoid,
company d. Twenty-third North CarOll-
ma ReglmcUt chaplain irltale y. d.
Morgan, Company j., fWst South Nato-
lima Artillery. officer or the day 'Or-
moral ". a. Nicholson, McBeth Artillery
treasurer. Lieutenant Y. ). BOho, COM
many d. Third South Carolina Regiment
sereeant-maior. Corporal ). j. Elsoh,
NfcBeth ARTILLERY. vidette: Private Lem
Mcdaniel. Company r.. Palmetto sharp
shooters. color sergeant; Private j.. >.
Hughes Company c. Seventh South caro-
lima Cavalry. and NJ ;. Warner, company
u Eighteenth South Carolina Regiment
The camp now numbers 1S7 members.
II meets tine first Mondays IN January,
April July. -.d October. IL has adopted
a constitution and bylaws which con-
form strictly 20 those adopted by the
South Carolina Division, United Confede-
ratio Veterans.
camp Giles was named for Colonel
Jack Giles. a native OF Union county,
South Carolina
re commanded the Fifth South Caro-
lima Regiment and was killed at Seven
Pines Va May 81. 1862, while leading
his command IN battle.
CAPTAIN Douglass was elected 10 the
captaincy made vacant by the promotion
OF CAPTAIN Giles. 10 the cOlonelcy. Cap
tain Douglass. with his company, took
part I'm all the principal battles In which
the Army Of Northern Virginia was en-
gagged. rs well as Longstreets campaign
I'm Tennessee.
Al Gaines Mil. Va. June y, 1852,
Captain Douglass Company went into
that fight with thirty-three men. and
came out with only three-all killed or
wounded
Camp Giles will be represented at Rich
mond by a run corp OF delegates
SURRY COUNTY CAMP OF y. &.
Surry County Camp No. iJI, u. g. V,
was organized az Mt Airy, y. c., on
March IS 1896 ". T.. Patterson was
elected commander and J. r. Paddison.
adiutant. and has grown rapidly until
now 10 numbers over nifty members.
They arc taking an active interest In
the camp They have supplied them
selves with tho veteran hat and the hand
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g.de ~ which his regiment was mem
Der sharing all the battles IN whlch thnt
famous brigade was engaged, VIZ. Inc
Valley Campaign of Jackson, me uaSh Oh,
NrcCleUaufs host 1862. Second Battle or
Manassas Sharpsburg, the Bloody Anbie,
Chancellorsville Wilderness, Second told
HarnOr 10 Petersburg, ana many OlhSis
IN which the brigade was engaged.
After the close Of the war he returned
home and engaged 10 peaceful pursuit.
RE * A typical Confederate soldier IKE
CEN l. A. Early. has never discarded the
Confederate grey. and has many relcs
and mementoes OF his four years win
Leo and Jackson. which he husbands
carefully for memory's sake.
lie viii be in Richmond NJ the great
reunion with his camp. each member OF
which win be armed with an old-fashion
hickory stick. typical OF the men.
JUNIUS DANIEL CAMP.
The Junius Daniel Camp. 5l5. OF Ra-
leigh. n c.. was organized In 1872, and
was known "a THE Confederate Veteran
A.sociqtion." its object being 10 perpetu-
ate the memory and do honor In an appro-
priate manner 20 those who had given
their lie for Southern independence TO
provide means 10 alleviate the temporal
needs OF exConfederaIes. their wives,
and children.
In 1857. the name was changed TO "Ju-
MUS Daniel Camp" IN honor OF that
brave North Carolina Brigadier-eeneral
Junus Daniel. The camp united with T..
9. V. Association at the Birmingham re-
union and was represented by Mr.. Fab
II Busbee in that session.
The present officers are:
Dr. T. T.. Hines. commander.
W. H. Hughes. First Lieutenant Bux-
tons Virginia Artillery, First Lieutenant
Commander
J. I. Watts. Sergeant Co. II. Fortieth
North Carolina Infantry, Second Lieu
tenant Commander.
J. c. Birdsong. Company B, Twelfth Viz
ginia Infantry. Adjutant.
r. H. Bradley. Company A, First North
Carolina ,BetheD, Infantry. First Color
beire'.
n. H. Brooks. sergeant Company A
Mianlys Battery. Second Color-bearer.
f. J. Haywood. Adjutant Fifth North
Carolina Infantry. Surgeon.
Rev. A. ~ Smms. Sturdiyant's Artil-
lerv Battalion. Chaplain.
The camp has forty-eight active mem-
bors and 200 names enrolled. who live
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when n mere boy OF II years. volunteer
ed I'm a company In Monroe county now
W. va. under capt Fielding Freshman.
aud served as a private until the reor-
ganlzatiOn Of the army I'm 1852. when he
was made second sergeant OF his COM
pauy
From this he was promoted 70 Sergeant
Major OF the Twcnty-sixth Virginia Bat
TALON. In 1853 he was elected Second
Lieutenant OF Company II. OF said bat
talon. and soryei with said company
until IA. was captured at the battle OF
Winchester. September 10. 1864. when he
had risen 20 the command OF his COM
ranr. he was In all Of the many bat
tics in which his company engaged. with
the exception OF short time IN the
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Commander Giles camp, fearlshurg, va
born OF the hardships and dangers shared
in the march. the blvouac ana the bat
tleteli avoiding everything which par
takes of partisanship IN religion and polk
tics
Uurin. its nine years OF existence II has
only bad three commanders. upon us
roll are 10 Doe found many of our most
useful and influenced citizens. Every
branch of the service is represented
veterans of many OF the bioodlest battles
of the war
Upon lbs organization. Captain ". Cor
don NcCabe now OF Richmond Adjutant
pegram's Battalion Of Artillery. was
elected commanders p. NJ. Field. Colonel
TWoufth Virginia Infantry, MahOnes Bril-
rnds first ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il. q.
Hoy Captain Bradford's Mississippi Bat
terry second Lieutenant K.
NJ DohIc. Thirteenth Virginia Cavalry.
third IIeutenant-c commander; II. r. Smith.
AdWiant Twelfth Virginia Infantry. adj
The officers were elected Tor twelve
months. At the annual election. AdiWant
IT, r. Smith was elected commander.
and reelected for two consecutive terms.
AT the election of lsJ2, Colonel W. Cor
don WcCahe was reelected commander
and succeeded himself FOR three cOnsecu-
tive terms
Tho present officers Of the camp are: o
H. Morgan Adjutant stiles Battalion OF
Artillery who was severely wounded in
the wrist az Sailors creek a few days
preceding the surrender NJ Appomattox
Court Housed commander. L. g. Hoy,
first ACCOMPLISHMENTS John r.
Turner. second lieutenant W.
D. Harwood. third lieutenant-commande
O. n. Bishop. adjutant. Rev. J. VI Pill
cher. chaplain Or. j. II. Claiborne sur
eeOu. Or ! W. Claiborne, assistant-sur-
geon A. ]. Clements officer OF the day;
]. f. Moylor Cuartermaster; J. T.. Cald-
well. vidette lard; benjamin Harrison,
treasurer: job Il. Parham. sergeant-ma-
Tor: i. NJ Pulley color sergeant: r. l..
second colOr-guard Executive Committee.
Kidd. first color guard: j. g. Birds0ng.
Charles l.. Collier. George S. Bernard. Il.
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July. 1861, he enlisted in the Rockbrdge
Artillery. which contained many OF his
feilow.studcnis. and participated IN ,he
first battle OF Manassas. Having rccelN-
ed "A commission ~ second LIEUTENANT,
infantry. Confederate states army III
N.tsnifr. 1851. he was assigned TO duty
lr General Jackson as ordnance Onicer
of the Valley District During tho cam
paien OF 1862 hc served as ordnance OF
rcrr or tho StOucvau Brigade. and OF
aI.I.-tie-eamp in all the battles OF that
camUalen ZOO which the brigade and d
vision were ENGAGED. 10 june, ls62. DO
Was commissioned nrst Lieutenant, artil-
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npon their person. showing the fearIui
struggles through which they passed.
Tho commander and adjutant have peen
untiring i'm their efforts 10 Increase ,ne
membership. and promote the interests
OF the camp, ever since its first organi-
cation. The camp has been assigned 70
tho Second Brigade, under command OF
Brigadcr-General. W. l.. London, OF
Pittsborc. North Carolina They nave
some S3j or $40 I'm their treasury, rnis-
cd mostly by the good ladies OF the place.
They propose taking care OF their indi-
gent members. Corporal James Bolton,
member OF this camp. is over eighty-nVe
years old. is lively and spry. and ank-
lous 20 20 To the reunion. He was win
the squad that drove the Mormons from
Narvoo. H.. and saw Joe Smith shot
M Carthage.
W T.. Patterson. commander OF Surry
County Camp. L. c. v. entered the Con-
federate service al the age OF eighteen.
as n private In Company Il, Fifty-third
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Hampton. which company was IN 1862
disbauded. and commander Richardson,
with twenty others selected The after
wards famous King William Artillery as
tho company of their choice Tor the war.
ia the nrst-nlmed company Doe served
until after the battle OF williams burg.
in the latter from tho seven Pines nat-
tie tin nearly three months after the
fan of Richmond. when De returned from
q Northern prison 90 his home.
lie served throughout rs "A private. was
capturcd al the terrible -hl00dy angle
I'm SpOttsylyania, May -. lNji I'm thnt
trying hour Doe lost 20 part of his brecches
le:. and hat rim. carried away by min
Ills devotion 10 the home Of his choice
ha4 never lesscued His loyalty has been
rewarded 10y having been called upon ny
his Fellow citizens as one OF their cOur-
cilmon. afterwards their mayor for Two
years. with pressing request that Dies
again serve Them which was declined.
He is now occupying the position of tcN-
en- jim the bank OF Hampton, which in-
stltuton he has been interested in since
GILES CAMP.
The Giles Camp NJ Confederate Veto
rams is composed or soldiers who sorv-
ed from tho county Of Giles in Virginia.
in the armies of tine Confederate States.
No county in The State furnished a
greater percentage Of its population 10
the Southern army than the county or
Giles. They We're iu ever. Nfau.N OF me
service and an the hard battles of lee
and Jackson are represented in the camp.
And upon every battlefield from first Ma
naseas 10 AppOmaltoX Hes buried the
bodies OF the soldiers from Giles who
gave up their lives in defence Of their
Constitutional rights.
no preserve sacredly the memory Of our
beloved dead; 10 yindicate the purity Of
our motives. 20 defend our faith in the
Justice OF our cause. To- bear testimony 10
the herOism Of our comrades Dol arms.
and TO preserve and hand down 90 our
descendants true record and history
of the many thrilling Incidents Illustrative
of the patriotism OF our people are the
main objects or our organization.
a call having been published in one 0f
our country papers. one hundred and TWEEN
tv-six Confederate Veterans assembled
IN the courthouse in Pearishurg, ou
TUESDAY the 14th day of April. 1s9G. and
"GUos Camp Of Confederate Veterans
bv the election Of the following officers.
col James b. Peck commander.
Ijoutenant-C Colonel ID. A. French, first
assistaut-commander
Capt Can't. j. p. snidow third assistant
commander.
T. a. Thrasher. adiu'ant
T. H. Foote. QuariotmHster
ID, T. u Payne. surgeons
James l.. Williams. assistaut-Surgcon.
flames N. Peters treasurer.
The address OF AN tho officers IS Pearls
Since the organization a large number
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Jedyny najpraktyczniejszy spos6b do o.
strzenia brzytwy. Najbardziej z~aniedbans
orzytwe wytoczy W dw6ch minutach a Wv
toczona " ten spos6b brzytwa ~zachovu3s
swo1a do6roc dfuzej, nizby byfs tocsona =
kimkolwiek innym sposobem.
hosztuje tylko 20 CT. szsuka.
Me Jest to laden humbug, ale rzecs boz.
dso pozyteczne dla kazdego. I DO Ca On
pfacic Is C. "a jednorazowe ostrzenie brsv.
ivy, gdy TO wystarcza CT diva lata. Potrss
ou1emy agent6w wszedzie kt6rzy By IL
chcieli ~sprzedaza tegoz I wieln lnnych ma.
mowR. Pisz natychmiast do mas | zafacn
&c. znaczek pocztowy ma przesyfkq cyrkuIa-
rzy. Agenci moga zarobic 5000 dsieuuis
sprzedajac nasze rozmaite artykuty. pr
n~atychmiast nile zwlekaj. To COD nowego.
Adresu1.
J. +. Samborski, p. o. Box l20.
Cor. Main h School ct. T~horndike, Man.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-02
Ma balu.

Bea wrgledu ma to. ts W atmosferze wisiala gests mgla, a ma
ulicsch powiatowego miasta le.a3o rzsdkie b{oto, bez wzgledu ma
to, okoio dsiesis.ej wieoaOrem, naprseciw wspaniaisgo hotelu rpod
Gsdajsos PsPugs" tsooa,ia sic gromadks gspiow, zbrojnyoh "
Psrssols, kje q nsdews1ystko W oierpliwosc, pewna liczba bieda-
kow psoi obojej, ktorry ma bal ~skiadkowy mogi o6srows6 nsjwy-
zej zdrowe nogi dobre cbeci, q ME bedso W stanis prsyjsc fzycz.
nego udaisiu " saba~ie, postsnowili przynsjmniej ossyc6 w.rok
widokiem sksoasoyeh oieniow a such niewyrsznemi odgsosami
muzyki.