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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

veneefully uks The red fsngs Of ssspsnts Snnumsr'
able ruby ss Of Aams could b sssn dssng from tho
crest Of the raise and overhead continual drum
ming. the whirring wings Of myriad st'ngns, stsst
coated insects q death.
~ yet the insurgsnM could not b seep: only the
long gray smbsnkmsnts indicated the prsssacs Of
the snsmy. There vss no smoke. 6mokstess powder
rendered the scsns additionally mysterious. II was
like hattie with bit Of charming scenery. snigmat
icslly potent Tor death To every rife shot WAS lent
the ominous quality which belongs 70 secret asssssins
ton; men were falling and only the sharp. slbant
snap Of the Mauser snd ths stcksning shuddsstns
"spst" Of LEAD marking dele upon ~ victim. In.
dicstsA the mode Of Exit They we're runaing into
the tssth Of dragon.
Then suddenly every rife In the airing line seemed
TO 20 o6 Of IT, own accord. ~ u BY instinct .
thousand unsrrtng rifles sprsng W adjust the sight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
LIGHTNING
Leaps From,
LpeLed Steel.

thu spsmys trenches leaving them sh0rn q of
men and harvesting . tsrrtbjs crop Of blood and
doom.
The firing was the result Of On order. but few msn
had heard the order; In the main they had Arsd
because they heard others Ore. and thsir sense
70 quick thst the voljey aid not sound too ragged
The line now sounded like . great machine sst 10
running Practically Ia the open air To the measured
"pSat" Of the voIleys sdAsd the unhsschorus Of
the clicking mechanism ~ the men unioaAsd and
reloaded their pieces, ~ steady and swift ~ the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24

are 20 w continued 80 TIE regular fedrs for
health. 81 ~ the ps~iof ~ intoVIcsflen ~
Industry. sh@n 10 th0fsh' IL fsksn ~ ne
Horfo~ bOw var sefiyity snf esf wages
may ss continued after me 5eilfiDns hsa
passed
Abraham flacola knew al fhls wien bs
Nsrneyf eonRrs~ ~ fbs wis ~ 5lDfsi
currency ~ enc very nog ~bNn fagf@tNSs
dss,h. Ulysses q Grant sn~w al fffs
wren. sf@ me fssi fsyf6v hAf teea fafnsf
N fh@ tiggf srskss s0al, ~ rurfsNed his
rresesgss -Sfr sfgWfn~0f sSf spb~s& ~
return - fhs sDefHpsis ~ rsntfY snd rssgf@
Ar.f 'ef'sy fhs murder ~ Ssg sHns ~ q
egnf3ff fsF e'VifS8asn. oil 30 = sfsssas
srd ses~fiet9n - fhs fevftsic. . -
forget b5t 'hos1 pffHefaes gfsn ~hi9h fhs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
Ls<vton, tie FEARLESS
Eahfe, IN L0son.

- BE FIRST time fAwtoB fseonSo1tsfed
that ridge, writes Gen. ChaA. King.
q chip of the old block, 4 gallant
little fellow ~ his ssftr teens, fol-
~ lowed his fathers m0ssmenfs on .
Fiitpfno pony and took his baptism
Of nrs from tbs insurEent nausers far
more cooiiy, ] dare say, than did the De-
voted wife and mother, thrss miles away
IN Manila, the news that her boy had
more than one Gloss shave that after.
neon.
4 dsy or two after hs rode The old line
With me 20 get acquainted ~ bs said,
with the ohscsrs of fhs FIRST brigade, and
after W. hsd reached Hsystsrk Knoll
sn6 the ssrtbwofks IN advance of Gene
terry height, what ala he 40 but dis
mount, strsdAis the trenches and 20
stalking out over the rice fields straight
towards little height that had never
been without Iss Filipino sbsrpsbootefs
until our fellows got their Krsgs, and
might stu harbor . batch Of them
He got over ground like a stag hound.
with long sprfnGy strides, and. ordering
. doxen csIiforaians 30 follow ard 10
"covsr' the front 80 quickly ~ possible,
I chased after him. us reached the top
without turning n hair and proceeded 10
climb and stand erect on a big rock ~
tbs SUBMITS mark that could be seen
for miles around. ! got there blown"
anA rsbuhefuf
After I'VE mfnsfss' survey he sil1 down
asd again STROBE away toward the rtdgs
thar spsnnsd the torfzon directly 10 ths
south. Only our scouting parties had
eraWied thffbsr before. Our caiffoynisns
looked concerned NJ his utter neglect ~
all prseayfion. 49, pushed them ahead
on the run, but the trail was narrow and
erookeh, the Undertsssb thick and they
could not rush ahead ~ fast 40 bs could.
even on unobssfuessf ground
Just a. igck would tsve ~. not q VII.
pfno hspp~ned 70 be lurking along theirs
thar sf~rnoor~rst every second I -.
pset~d - hear the crsek ~ Nsgssr ~
the sudden rush Sf0m their lair of On
armed party bens On cur capture
Ana Johnny Ffiip,no never seemed ~
know how easily he could havs basgef
brsc~ ~ silver stars thar hot March
Day. and was very glad 10 didn't
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-24
HoEv koehmefskv
Won He SDtdsf.

NE day nor long sgc Hsrrnsn ".
IN Kuchnei-tsr q blonde ard curly
III III header Marine who served on me
III MsrbEshead in the spanish var. was
" called before the bs.tzsfou o. ma
rfnes on drcS parade ss ms Charles
town barracks and ives Decorated wits q
bronzs medal Of honor given him for
hsros~n and xaIIsntry under fire. Of me
enemy"
Marrirs the wnise ssfn Of me young ma
rfn~s face Ike burn. was a terrible
scar, from fhs rrouth 20 the Ell side % ths
neck. that told its own story.
Kucnme'ster n the Isst o. me men IN fhs
navy wounfed IN the sranish wsr 20 re-
main under fr~zfnnsnr. MI Dus he VINO
survived sS1esr worn5s have reporfef FOR
duty. mt ~ severe wsr Ms injury ard
5elfcsfs ffs ease that We - ~sIIl Under frsss-
ment 81 the government Surgeons ffouxis
more than ffte~n months havs s.aps-f
since rte wounds we're re-~sveS IN the rot
work or Colorado point Cisnfu~~ns ON
me- sorsn coo~s ~ e'urs thar stirring rrrrn-
ing n Way ~. 1893 when bosss' cr~~s from
The MarbIehead and Nashville went WITHIN
pistol shot % me Spanish r;f~ PITS On
shore ard. after fhre~ hours 81 work infer
fire ~ sh~ rrachfn@ guns anf infantry.
pfcked ~ and cut two Important sssrna-
rfne telegraph csbFes
Ktfenn~fefer wa< srof twice throfswt me
mouth. hts is<s isw b~tng shsstersf srf sfx
~ hfs teeth knocxed syrt one ~ hem -
irr forced back into ire fe~rv par - hfs
neck. where 70 rsrussned ursif cut ovs IN
September
Rnt sven WITH fne~~ wyur6s fff~ vsgfrx
pink snf whfrs ri wffn ~ bf~ bfue eves
kept rfzhf or pumping iessf ~ fhn erery
rom machine GIN or ne bow ~ ne
Warhaehra<fsa laffrrh fprff5 o~f@~ef - ss4-S
Ther when ne arrives osek ~ fh~ sNfo
sfsf vv~ hrf~@f ever tn~ sffe wffn Tr4@
asnsr woffr1~f ~ fn~fef~f 81 wrfksnx ~
~ operating nom ard piacfns nf1sei< IN
ne fsbie
FOR he ~oyk fhaf fey EDehrefvser
re~re ~ h~ bree< aiorxuffe snarr4
9ho~yfsr hadxs nc nr1rye rrrffai - ngrv~
given Rim rot long $50 a. re chHrFesF5~w-
barracks
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1N ne fa-gfe - ~ sTGsro
II Where fhew f0uns fFefr seEfss~w r~s~~x
II yoe vsncsfmf1g ord ysgewsfB troy -
Ard trey sarE ~efarw -@s~s~-
orr they sha1 vsfurn uF0r~
6sf the men'Ty % fnssr desf~ as1ss asy~G0
IN me fTass - ~0nEoosFs 1rts~
WIN ToveJ servks - vasf<
Th<g tnsr~~ef sNs eSfT fhrsr ~yn~<~Y 49,
Arf TRY rrfws5y r~sr sses~ fsf~
BYtwg5n1 Stare
Thsy ere rurseyes gsorg fA~ srsvss< - <1vmN
Yu RE fyeuraes 0rs ~ 4euf
whe-~ fA~v fgfk-5nf s0f - yA<f6
Ere fhe Iaxr r1snf say1s ~ - ercr~ ss~B 49,
Win fH~fv hesvfg sfo06 esefr1 f1~
they ssosees cosrrg~ - fH~ a<x<
ard trey yssssB fk~wssfr~s 80 rhssr fsrv -
IA ne fsvevssfvtrk~~ sT~us
'Nfd ne ssfSALbrsrfhsn9 gsrn~rDe
wr<r fh~ gvsTsp - ff~~ sss~rE~ f%~y 49, -
or fH~tv sfyorg s0aIs rgabs ser se~x
Thsv fgwgHf D~1rh n*fe 49,
An6 fHssr c0urggg fsgfsyss $500 49,
IN ne sorm~x l~fs f~~ss9f~
rs arnngd fa~ qffpFy - frf~
To re rgrs ~fa~tv sogx~ 90 ssss*f -
sHeFT ~ ray 10y fs~f ~ ~r~~
0er re- ss~s mr. s5hf< fs~sr yr~~~
Ans re s1~rt1ee sE~y anufx - rec - rr>s~
~ fH~ fa~gf~ ~ er~~g
Wh~rr fHry egwwf fAwsw 4~~1~r es~t
Now 1er~<fanv v@f sss~sffy fN~g go
Thof ft~y shnzf refrrn ssg~F
r. fsrfr ses4r~ tH1~e.
The reuxrpzBrrssrr - fEefr fesfF estff ~-~~~ -
ff~vy BENNEEg r1sD1
s>1tsE@ wssN s~pfewb~w go
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Ha,gefaN !
LIE Red Tas,es ;
Of Sepenks. !
Welcome Or Volunteers.

HELL 0sre Sots1 UsScoMs 70 oss broCs cotsSfeeys
Nail One thsv Dtu semsmbsy tAs0 COMING yeovs
WI Won make sAs vevy or ysses~S sossA rssssg
Jsssv. cheers,
When tAey COME beck FROM kestia
Hsrrshg HygysM
Greet them HtsA Soxsts1 cheeys,
HSvrsAi HssyaM
woshtnGtos's voIsnseeyu
Of hearty greeting sos.d IKE IN their esvs
When fAey back from Xostss
Wen sAsyss lesssl EoAsse ssoth bsrnssp
IN for or forees Iesd sAev cosss,vs srsse svve ron
We VIII do them homer ne pssss1s they've dons
When shev back from NoxsJs
HsuaAi HsvysM
0ysss sAem ptsA yosssS cAe~s.
HsrsA! HsSysM
wssAssgtoss voJssseeys!
Let Uor6s ~ Aesvtv oyestsS soss1 IKE eog
wAes sasv bsck from xssSa
Dxfv first. tAss VAes fAsv ~svcAed ~tshed Go1
speed.
Raeu osrs them psoows svse. both BY cord deed
When they back from Xsssts
HyvroA! HsvysM
Greet them 0tsA roSssso cheers.
HSraA! HsryaM
Woshtsefon's roIysseevs!
Let words Of heorfy greeting sossd IKE evs
When they come back from 1essss
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.-vHERE WAS much NJ prophecy Or the
speech % AIf~T J. Bes~rsdGs in Bos-
b ton eighteen months ago On CSsnrs
anniversary. just at the outbreak 81 the
war WITH Spain. ne VAS ira sYess - honor
.; the MsfsIe~ws Clgn. AMI delivered ~
eloquent address on ''Crwss. fns Rsystsi.
can His usrssances r~<p>cslnx AMERICAS
rssF-pnsI sihsi~s 90 gros oct Of she war.
erf she d.vsiny - shs United SAFES -
expand into far more to~erfui ans might
Ter nation were ~ refnarsas.e and - srts-
in the iiEht ~ rrs-en, events rat ,h~ Pest
Intslixsnoer r,proipcss tse s3srsss ia
full
Gs~. uSa~is:s's a~@ssks-
Gov. pracsssf. who PRESIDED. 90
TIE mighty w~~ has prasurss ssTn>
mighty nsn. Oliver = xrton tagp,xs&sb.
HssSsnutn Harrsea applause AfssansEs
Lincoln tche~rx1. @nd hfr9 shS-s rn~r-o~y
80 homer tonight riYs-ss = Grsnt- ff;s~t'
cheering AL th-se mn we're Rsvsfss,-
cars fCheerss A. ;-~-~ rz@n p~r~ sfss~.-
nsn N tsezr cav. All th-r ssa,~~lassssD
r. guide Tor % m ~ gr~.-n, ho~ar ana
pa. from fh~ s~2Ff - 80 great wwss.
cozses a vsfrs sQa~sins 80 wafss - fy-sss
sps .cosruas~ - me ar~Ft-sr r~yv's "a
answered ss.zxis So so 49, rsV~ 80 r~z-
SCI gs~ re H~eoHises1 sr~ftrr To
fzanfh. ago - vesacAess ss-~ ss~~<s p e~rs-
serva.ferz sns R~ssks~rss- q 49,
ro-s's Rrrzsassesrw 49, ferist. 30 ~
r.@Ak - - Or Grszs. - E~.sBtstess.
r-s - s<<re~fsrF - Yzs Bn~. s.~-z
f1exs--s<s - f@@is.A .ss 80 -. -
e-.-~ Tea - fes fss<ssss ssrs $50 -.
rss~rsa-y 81 a~E~s~rs@ Gs~rss~-~~ NJ
s-r-raexs- srssG.sf
~ H~.~ssss~s sSsy~ss-
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s@ifsFs, 80 bSnof snf fhs fe~lnv ~ 30
nation h8gsf s@5~nd IN y~ars - eofns Pr
~ 10 BsTf ~ f,afsie or p5Fdes sr~miss
rlH gaboit ~ 90 fheff h~ofsrfs. snd "a
brothers 80 wiH fas~vi fSg~fne~ knf o.
" - ffaf me fay - sss~gn r8f brings
ira sessoh ~ gw@ef reasons nlenN~~ ~ asf.
selves Anf fnat - ~ny ~ - sgpr1prfsfe
f0nfshf ~ ss~sk a 30 Irving y~9 sri
sfsfesmsniise E~p.fhli osn.sn - frsaf
'1ssge, fsss~1~y s~S f~mme.es.g
Ofsnf rss Republican h~csu@e - or.
dsf~fso-5 f4af fhe fnTee si~m~nss ~ fNe
fefea,firs prosperity sfs avvT e8Fr~Tcy
SRI commerce ffe sne~ fsst iabes . nBr.
xsg p<fsonfss5 - 4nsfHpioYsd fhsf eH~f~n.
~ - fk@ ~f'g ses ehip~ - = srrff~~~ -
unsteady - vslls, fnsf eoTres~vcs D~~fns
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WatchingforM tie
Foe /.
and tie Dssvn. .

with loaded guns and impatiencs ct It ha'FtSsssr
and started the darkness until their optical nerves
we're strained into vibrant strings.
Now. It resonant bagie blast - from The touch Of
Aaron's wand. The HfsIsss limo q The night sapsd
into sudden snfhusastic. buoyaat life, thrilling with
suppessssd sGMvssesaes ana Are
All night the Insurgents had puschsd lur1d pr.
loraticns into The dasknsss with . dssuIoory. orb
bling Are but usual thsr vsnGsfuj Lad dew Wild
ard aftsr . ions. lstiStous eight through inAaits
spacs fell spent long way into the wilderness.
hut now the regiment swept ost isto ths salvage
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Then flashed frs0 - c0vsyfue bvsgfln& assessfsG
collins ssnuous Ine pnssenx ~ dessh pgssnsfsl.
steel esogs ~ radiant Destruction, spIisfsua cnssre
ng thumdeYsng spitome % rneisa haired shieh s-px
toward the enemy vosetns iss nesase desIins Que
dessh sad recefvfss 10.
The charge 10 Hks terrible seene 81 me stase
scens Of INTENSE sIecm bIIndins Hsnsnfns with .
cJoaked devil os assassin spprcpvss<s char
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Gloom Amid tie
Roll Of
1sndkv Drums.

Gen. Charles Kins. Sold Of the chsrse afterwards
Il ssvs sen the hounds Ieosed from their essn and
the Of the given the drum zap and
the word go but In All my nfs have
movement. known no eshiIaratIcu Ike that which
came when launching the Washington volunteers
the frey snd lettins the fdsho regiment follow
closely, - : rods into the susck"
The situation Of the Americans nov ncs snsfrriy
dlssmiiar the position Of the Laehs Byfsxde msds
famous by Lord Tennyson. Hut this party had Wan
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hand Of one operator Va eostsoIiins 70 Ill u -
mnded one of . great steel loon. eIiakaG. eiankinG
pIsnking pIunkins vesvisG the rsd cloth Of death.
To The Isst Of the iins red knoll pushed tssf NJ
out OF the trees - psominsnGy . roicemsa's club
IN . public riot. 10 vs. sstsvwasds distinguishes
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~ LETTER, pubflGhsd - MaaiiA Yrssdsm An
Al gust 1. q II ehaeDe q ~ 1isAtns wash
~ ington n eos q tAsdr bsttjss. should b
y Il preserved n nsmoFy of the Aghting quail
tiles Of euS boys:
There was . post1ntous dow along IL firing line:
the big bounding brown pillows n nn rolled stsa<.
iIy onward.
All night they had lain bvouscksd upon tbsSs AIMS.
inanimase and quiet, bat alert and AfgusSyed vsit
ing and Nsssaing for the TO- and ths dawn. Oh,
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W ce8sb VeS WVIuuu8
along their gIeaming bar.
SeIs, and. simultaneously
. sheet Of jsssbsnt light
nins IssDed from the jsv.
elsd steel. and . binding.
blasting sickle Of radiant
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they VII sSYsg. ~ ~ az hCgr wfen r~n
WHO fhos1gff THAT they fsafsS saan Ssnsr az
tbs sailos.boa vii fnsi tbsf ftsy I6se esnt
ofs~y oss he bst,i@ssff 0,bssrrt II 10 az
hour wfs~s . msssr sven, hss syfad AMI
Ssrucs N. keynote % harwony t.sf~e~a
Ianor ara eAptsi-shs note - waiah 10
pf'efsss the SrS % orr salvation NY
Country. 'TIs ~ Tree. s~sss Land ~ tats.
sr,y." II - an hour ~hss Democrats Hs.
frsbiiesns sa1 fyyo.isss Earn that. after
all or ,sffies sss bss different answer
"a me SANE great QUESTION. ard tfAf qites-
tior =. What - Inc r~p8aie~ Ans - n
" an hogr - Ss~4s ~ Gfsni me eassft4
sesis Graz. re sos~~snf. orzst he es~s.
~rvsfivss Grant. sse gsfrotsr add 90 ~.
osgs> ~ fhossss, tSsf al - ss~s~ ~yeiiss
eu' ibst -orf. ~ ossns, to R~sgslge.a.
tChe~rsD
'Osv fesssst. Hfsks s, wrsssr
II rrpsf'f'@ rofatss - a. ns,sv~arv ~
- kSO~ IA, aftss at fss ultimate ssfsef
- earh ~ss,En 10 fh@ safs@-sh- sefssfs q
f.s nssfso sof 30 sfoYy az 80 sas Nasa
80 place rDnas nsgsfxs ~ So sstv~fwsFYrs
tys.~ 80 'says pfsg4F~sf go sAY - fsa~
err. Toa @asrDs sfTsse wfs . pesf 49,
T-Nesxfsf = ins~sofSe sEs nss me hssff ~
hs1s Cissz snoss - tee ssacS b-sf arg
are 81 fsysnss 49, sSsnsfga-Ns e q
gse1 fhzf 80 Ers fEftxs = z>sns Fssf esf.sv.
g,rry sksa3z ~ie.r 80 h~=~y ar 81 20
s~si Z. az 30 s~ofA@v. FsTes3 80 80 - 80
Fszffas&zs q gsffseg ssa T~s.~l 90 @sg sfHl
e.assgx 80 80 ~-S ~ e caT eemeaon
tgss as rssf go ~rNss e essf fnseFs<essyn
k&ss i . So ~<s 81 hssf - sf~ss
80 SO az. fbz' ~ - <lsyes. ssss 90
s~z9 - 90 1888 = sssss4 s,~@szs
90 s~ssrs~1, = - - ~e'gJses ssssafFV
~rg1r @a~ @~1rfFv mSs-ssg ~a~~ras g.
49, Asgs = - ~a - s~~esS x assys
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Literally
Rsotise5 IN
Blood.

shot ~ nns . Scotch hssgs. - sbscess Of gore
spd tsrSbls mortality. But just now was pregnant
with . nest Of very live Insurgents. sad nasty sad
obstinate opposition.
Msnifestiy. the insurgents ksd On impreensbIs posi-
tion, and their output Of bullets ceased Hut
might we'll whisper 10 Niagara 20 cssse faliBs.
counsel the resstless cyclone IN Hs syyasins snd
terrible advance have . 81 the bushes ~
u attempt 70 stop sdvsace Of American soldiers
When the Americans decide 10 advances. they advance,
and squad goes over the sround day snd buries
the many dead 81 the oppostion.
Running along the lines. oMceS yelIs n the top
~ his voice: "FIa bayonessl" moment o. ominous,
metallic clicking. ana the cleaning harris srs axed.
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acfsr. musssring fesDfy
amid the swirl rosI of the
thunder drums 70 Vas
thessricss beyond wwss.
one fess mke . lesf - tho
scomins chaos. this pro-
IonEed trsapdy of vsr
Tbc nv3su6S rornmzuas~
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~ the 0AorFIpstve N.Y.
tive sbloody." n VS.
bashed sad bespstsesed.
bssm.sched, sssmessed, Iit
orally bsps,sed In blood.
entered with the car
casses Of AesA insurssnsa
mangled, iscssssed snd
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re. falling ssar ~ re- 1a~xn-s~ ~ fe1umpxm
CHASTITY. snuddsrfnss steksu1ns e 1870
of the white ss-s~d csvzsry - t~aFh 60 -
the zrounss leaving srasE - ssr- -
ferrsbse morfassfy. ire rrawn6 @e~~Tznpr~wwumm
tered wfsh ~aasxy corps slasnr sn~w~e1 wss4 s1rnm
snbcwege6 rnznxtea. ise~~asef snss snr~ uvasw<rrm
less msss~s 81 s~sb. Huas fsrrfEnx -
from CHASTITY spersures sns iazz~s nuuw -
like toothpfrks
10 had b-~n more tnss . sssri- wsts . - 80
ing scenery after aiF
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that unopooksole, obdus'
ats slow dawn! II waS
Q won1sr that tbs eyes
Of Some dtd not turn %
glass balls from the IN
blinking Axity Of their
gass - thsy lsy out there
sn <hA hnA h1A<k 0f~he
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sers 70 the rfahf OF theus.
and Mausers 70 the Ieft 81
them. and Mausers In front
Of them. while fhe two
Krupp GINS of ne eremy
"voIIeyed and numbered
without beeding ire in
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~ . more 0eooloobo
ground, like ths rush q
water through N opsn
lock. . sssthing. swishiaG,
swirling sajvo a. infantsy
ASe began - sweep d0wn
upoa item from the crest
q . long Nv 6scjiyity.
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m t1r-1h1~ sarresr
There snash@~ Dnrrs - -rrg-ys~~-u~. -
- . dssen ysrfs rs--s - sssas--~ s~--e-~~-----
bFeassworEz TIE fazsnssess ~ -
go anriI - sner-y 1~xsns r1-z su.< -
son Lis~ 9sns org aarnFm-vf % sn-~
Ioos~s fuiI % sosm Nma ts-ror zaa as~~sr -~wx-~
ION.
Then csrn-s thar vuraraas -se~- q
asusvsd ant 1reafh1~sss ~ -smssa@sssl -
Dying st rh~4r onsts. a4g ~snnsw N. -
re Erowna-sh~ crh~~ nslf -sss~~r-4 -
- nyuxne aua w-m.
But Ont rh~s sfss-s~~-ss ~ 7u-r4u -
- Ionx erewxn sutRrBw 80 smsu~~~ - -.
rpou 'hlsesv snofl~ - 5~u-~ ssns~~
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The ohieer springs out
upon the bank. waving his
sword Come on. boysl To
the charge meni We must
take their intreschmsnts!
A mighty cheer, like the
Ions roll Of drums beating
"a hassf~ A hvA0h ~ dov
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OF bullets the walls Of wonnded the PILGRIM
fails to heed the world he raises his iIuminsted
face toward his purpose these dazznsIy courageous
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10 ww~<nw - -
f~sfrurFsr - -.
ter1rcEfs = - -
80 ~ s~ - H1nmnn1n~mnI
Nmw~ 49, -~Grunruuru1~.
ra@s aE~~ - rmmurr~r1
as e~~ - -.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-05

Company XII A. Kolp, Traer.
Company M-John Leonard, Bel
mond; T. r. Jenkins, De Soto.
In Wednesdays list the name of Ar
thur c. Tughley should have been Ar
thur c. Quigley. of Eldon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-05
Eurrtg sarstallus ua gursdap ttub 1894
relations with Gen. Elliott in later
years caused him to change his opinion

relations with Gen. Elliott in later
years caused him to change his opinion
of the man.
After another selection by the glee
club the campfire was brought to a
close. The Odeon was appropriately
decorated with flags and banners con-
tanning the names of important engage
ments in which the regiment partici-
pated and with likenesses of well
known army leaders.
REUNION NOTES.
One Of the visitors remarked that the
Second Iowa survivors seemed to feel
more at home in this city than at any
other place, this because Marshall
county furnished one of the best COM
panies and several officers and men
who became prominent in the regi-
ment.
Mr.. Al M. Adams, editor of the Hum
boldt Independent, arrived last night,
business having detained him at home.
Col. Lawrence makes an excellent
presiding officer, and the boys" all
t~,,< l..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-05

Spring Chickens-7 cents per pound.
Turkeys-607 cents.
Ducks-6 cents.
HIDES. TALLOw AND WOOL.
III. Willard, Sons x Co. are paying the
following prices:
No. ] Green Hides-6 cents.
No. 2 Green Hides-5- cents.
Pelts-25970 cents.
Horse Hides. 10000.
No. Cake Tallow-3A cents.
Rough Fat-Per pound, cent.
Wool--12@17 cents.