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Arizona republican., 1900-08-20
VERY CAREFUL
 WITH A WILL

Few men have sailed the sea with $3,000,000 or its equivalent in their pocket. This responsible office fell upon Sheriff Samuel NJ Clement. who departed from Paris or the steamship St. Paul with the famous Evans will tucked away in his inner pocket. Should this will be lost Philadelphia would lose S3, 100000 This is Q low estimate of the sum lef, by the former royal dentist. pr. Thomas W. Evans. for the building Of a museum and dental institute in his native city.
 MT. Clement went as the special com missioner of the Orphans Court, which sent him in order to have two sigma lures to the will proved. The witnesses whose signatures are to be proved live in Paris and will not come to this country. Hence it became necessary to send the will to France to secure the necessary legal proof before the will can be probat ted here. The court en- joined MT Clement nEt to permit the will at any time to loave his hands, and there is no man who would be more conscientious about holding the in- junction.
 Here is what MT. Clement took: Original will is d rubber waterproof case tightly sealed.
 Photograph of the original will. Certified copy of '1he original will
 These three will sleep. eat and ride with the commissioner for a month. as he will keep them by his side through out the trip, and will have them with him when he re;ires for the night. he having had special pockets made for che purpose.
 The object of encasing the will in a waterproof envelope is to prevent it in
 the event of disaster from becoming
 lost by obliteration from washing of the water. It was deemed advisable
 to have ths valuable envelope put in
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

patriot. Finally he broke into free for-all fight that was taking place and called for volunteers. He went straight through the crowd and some forty men followed him to the laundry. On ar irving, MT. Biddlecome informed the Chinamen that they must pull! down the flag and hoist the stars and stripes. The Chilar,en asked "Wha' fo',''. Tt doesn't make any difference; haul it dowI.." piled the leader of the mob that was assuming ominous prrpor- tions. In three minutes the Chinese flag was down and in its place fioated q flag that caused the mob to howl with delight.
 This evening Prescott and vicinity enjoyed the heaviest rain Of the sum mer. Granite creek is booming in most gratifying manner. Information from different sources tends to show that the watershed of the Salt river was generally visited with a good rain. Mrs. H. B. Griffin, who is on her way home to Tempe from Kansas, reports heavy rains west of Flags, If. Mrs. Griffin says it showed betw-en Flag staff and Williams. The people in the valley may look for at least 30, GOO inches of water in the Salt before the end of the week, All are feeling jubilant over the heavy dovnpour. Gs it will benefit the miners and cattteElen in large way. C. VI. LANDER.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20
GRANT ON EXPANSION.

An odd bit of testimony was turned up to confuse one of the most ra bid of the anti-eXpansionists, George s Bout well. secretary of the treasury under President Grant. Twelve years ago a book was published in this country, en- titled "Selecuions of American Patriot lsm." and Mir. Boutwell, contributed to it an article not only showing Grant to have been an eXpansiOnist of an ad- vanced type. but indicating that Bout well himself at that time entertained the same views. How it happened at later date that Boutwell, denounced even the annexation of Hawaii as inn perialism, Is a matter not explained. As a member of the cabinet for four years
 Boutwell, had a full insight of Grants ideas on the future If the United States, and the article contributed to the book referred to is valuable. Boutwell, says It was a feature of Grants character, though never fully developed publicly
 10 look forward to the spread of repub- liCan institutions and the EhL fish lan- guag. over the globe. and that his ac
 ton in acquiring d protective power over Hawaii ' aS due to this COncap- tion of futur- events. Acco 'dinC to Boutwell,. it 'gas Grants belief that, as a country. we should tCrE our faces westward:" that Europe WIS already occupied to it's capacity and that "the people with whom We should cultivate associations and alliances were the peo- pie south of US, upon this continent and the people west of IL, upon the AsiatIc continent. where there arc hundreds of millions of people waiting for an op- portunity to enjoy the advantages of commerce. nd social. and. In time. po- 'itical inter -ourse. wfti US" Mr. Bout well concludes with the remark that "there are those now IT. active pursuits who will see some oi the results to- ward which the eye of General Grant, in faith was turned" The ex-secre- tary has lived Ito se+. 1t himself snd to take the greatest pains to defeat it. He questions the honesty and patriotism
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

safe, as in case of accident there might be some doubt as to its whereabouts.
 While the photograph and certified copy might not be of lGt legal value Were the original lost, it was thought the part of wisdom to have them in re- serve. They will be specially valuable after the proof cf the signature is ob- tained, and might be used to effect in court.
 The necessity for extreme care is ap- parent. The vast estate of Dr. Evans is in litigation and the heirs would not weep if the will devising funds for great museum happened 10 be lost, as there then would be 5000. 900 to di- vide.
 The step taken by the court could not be avoided, az ir order to strength en the city in its position the proof of the signatures had to be secured.
 MT. Clement, I3ho is accompanied by Mrs Clement. will return within month. His rip is about the fifth made necessary tc Paris by an official repre- sentative O. the city since the litigation began.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

of the mission. II is two stories. with
 a promontory and hag-pole in the
 middle If the idea should be carried
 into effect this part os Prescott would | indeed be the better for the fire. Those
 who have decided to build after the | Cock. w. H. smith. Bashford & Bur mister, and Mrs. Burmister, fifty feet. This lea yes undecided Mrs. R. H.
 Burmister, fifty feet, and R. H. Marks
 Besides these buildings tn, re are sev-
 eral other brick business blocks and frame dwelling houses going up.
 The mining interest; near Prescott
 are suffering both on account of the
 big fire and the shortage of water On
 YynX creek many small properties have
 suspended work, many of the men be- ing in Prescott working or looking on. There is a new mine ar Prescott that
 bids fair to become one of the foremost
 in Arizona. It is the Empire mine on Groom creek, seven miles from town. The people of Arizona have no excuse
 to leave the territory to get a variety
 in scenery and climate. Ur Granite
 Banning and Groom creeks and over a mountain road that Yavapai county can feel justly proud of is an exceed. ingly pleasant drive. The little cot tages, farms, valleys, oaks, alders and walnuts, remind one of the bluffs that make the upper Mississippi famous for Its scenery. The Empire mine Is To- cated back in a pocket in the hills thickly wooded with pines. The mill is of the best Oregon pine and perhaps as NE-Ell +I,, has ten stamps of ] poo pounds weight and 25O drc os. The ore is of such char acter that forty tons can be hauled daily. Tn ore is also of such charac- ter as to necessitate a cyanide plant. Thanks to the knowledge and patience of s. s. Jones, superi~ tende mt, and Col. McPherson. mill for man. the mine is made a possibility / the cyanide plant. which has been ins alled under the di- rections fl these gentl. men. The plant
 is of forty tons capacity. The tanks are provided with agitators in order to
 bring all the gold in contact with the solution. Precipitation is brought ahout
 by electricity. The pulp on leaving the
 bat cry res mbles rising dough. There
 Is q great deal of red clay mixed in
 with the quartz and causes all the
 difficulty of saving the gold. The mill will start on M nday with about thirty
 men. The property belongs to Dr. Hendrix. who will enlarge the plant ! as fast as the mine requires. There Is
 a great deal of sinking and drifting done and ore is found in large quanti- ties. Il is rumOred the battery will
 be increased to thirty stamps shortly.
 No Chinese flag can float in Prescott
 during tqhe present crisis. Today Chinese flag was raised over a Celes-
 tIal laundry below Montezuma street. 1 John Biddlecome, bricklayer foreman
 on Montezuma street noticed it during i the afternoon and decided nat it | should not be allowed to insult the | hreezes of Prescott. The more he thought of it the more indignant he be-
 came. After supper he rtmonstrated
 with several American citizens for al | lowing it to wave unmolested. For a I while it appeared that he was the only
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20
A BIG MATRIMONIAL AGENCY.

While the British housewife is be- wailing the ever increasing scarcity of generals and house and parlor maids the Queensland government agents in the country are shipping young women to their colony in thousands. Some idea of the extent to which the demand for single women in Queensland is be- ing supplied from the country districts of New England, may be gathered from the fact that last Thursday alone 215 healthy young domestic servants were despatched to the brisbane hiring de- pot by the colony's agents. and with farm laborers. their wives and families. che total shipment for the day com prised 430.
 For the readint S to quit England for the new life in the sunny south several reasons are assigned. not the least in teresting of which is the prospect of marriage with the well-to-do selector who raises coffee. cotton. tobacco or sugar on his outback holding. It is the common belief of the intending emigrant-and ;he notion is carefully fostered by the hustling agent-that once in Cooktown Mackay, Bowen and Cairns. she will speedily capture the susceptible squatter. marry him and pass in a month from the lean-to kitch- en into the best room If the home sta tion,
 For every man or woman secured by the energetic agents who travel over the United Kingdom they are paid los, 6d and each child 5s and 6d.-London Mail
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20
WHO KNOWS. INDEEl,
She wept.

She wept.
 "Oh, you editors are horrible sh' sobbed.
 What is the matter, madam iu- quired the editor. as he blue-penciled two paragraphs that had come to him as an inspiration to the young man wh" was taking up journalism"
 Why, I-bOo-hoO-I sent in an obit- Uary of my husband, and-boo-hoo-- and said in it that he had been married for twenty years. and you-oo-oo-bno -hoo-your printers set it up worried for twenty lears.'
 She wept.
 But the editor Srinned.
 Perhaps it was all right. all round.
 Who knows?-Baltimore American.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20
PLAYED OUT.

Dull Headache, Pains in various parts of the body, Sinking at the pit of the stomach, Loss Of appetite, Feverish- ness, Pimples or Sores are all positive evidences of impure blood. No matter how it became so it must be purified in order to obtain good health. Ackers Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons or any other blood diseases. It is certainly wonderful remedy. and we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. Ben L. Bear, wholesale and retail druggist Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

of these who sustain the government In the reaceful annexation of Hawaii. and ths acquisition of the Philippines, which was unavoidable unless we turned our hacks on national duty as well as on a righteous national oppor- tunity.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20
EXCEPT ON THESE.

MT. Watterson doesn't like anti-im- periaism, opposes free silver and Is dead against denouncing the supreme court. These are only a few minor points of course. On all the rest of the platform he stands with his unim- peachable party.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

Moki Tea Positively Cures Sick Headache, indigestion and constipatioR A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing a per feet complexion, or money refunded. 25 cents and 50 cents. Ben L. Bear, wholesale and retail druggist. Phoe- nix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

HORSE AUCTION August 21, at 9 D. m.. on Mcclure ranch, 1A miles south of Capitol grounds, : horses and colts. for pasture. w. l.. Morris. Hammond. auctiOneer.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

CLASS Chinese cook wants po- stion hotel or boarding house. Ad- dress Delmonico restaurant, No 1"O East Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

FOR RENT Horse pasture near town.
 Apply to F. H. Hutchins, at D. H.
 Burtis'. tlA k
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

WANTED-A young Japanese wishes situation at hOusework or care of grounds Address K. this office.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

THE NEW DOMESTIC rents 75c per week. Supplies for all machines; repairing done. J. s. Elston, 4O7 E. Washington St
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

FOUND A blue roan colt with bald face. about nine months old. Call at No 70 South Center street for in formation.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

FOR SALE-One tent. 24x16; doors, windows and floor. Apply 761 East Van Buren.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

A SNAP if taken this week; a four roomed brick house and lot 1OOx132 feet. $625. Only takes $125 to handle this: balance $S per month. If not sold this week will be advanced to S1, 900. Apply coz South Fourth Av- enue.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

Racycle pace-make" bicycle; has forty teeth in the sprocket; taken from my storeroOm Saturday for a trip to Tempe: was to have been returned that night; S1O reward for its recovery. H. s. GRIS- WOLD.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

jobbing house wants speciality salesmen to call on Drug, Dry Goods and general store trade. Commission only; full time and bond required. Address Manager. 1006- 1Sj Dearborn. Chicago, III.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-20

WANTED-The public to know that J. Ernest Walker has the largest list of real estate to select from. either to sell or rent, in the valley. If you want to Duiid he can put you in a building and loan association where monthly payments about equal to rent will secure you a home It will pay you to see him before buy ing, building or renting.
 FIRE INSURANCE a speciality Some exceptional bargains and plenty of water in Buckeye valley. Money always on hand to LOAN or good security.
 J. ERNEST WALKER.
 The Real Estate Man Remember the office-26 South Sec ond Avenue. Tel. Main 501.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Ser Notwithstanding BEN "a. MAI 1870

SraU gIer peruuer rerren, uls pe mage
an ben Iano bts Mppomattor~@ Greet
famen. Sier madten lie 5alt, ftiegen
ab unb i6ritten In ben Obft9arten bil,s
elm. Sr9enb SemanO mabte baiti9 aus
elm paar ,Sen3rie9eln' einen lbli1ten
Sit fir ben @eneral, unb Srpar inter
benz Apielbaum ba Oriiben, unmeit beS
YaAranoes. BORT lhien er cine far,e
8eipreduns nit ieinen SifiSieren absls
baltel; Die Iapitulatiou iano aber nee
Der bort nod unter ir9eno eitem auoes
rem Ipielbaum itatt.
SD fab enblid einen Sffi;ier nit
einem weiBen 2u1, oas oil einen Stod
bcieiti9t mar. aus Der @ruppe berauss
reiten. IS oauerte nift lauge, 10 fam
cine @ruppe Yeieblsbaber Der Unions.
armee. wclde nit zee ullo icii1em Stab
auf freiem fSelOe, bieSIettS oeS 0abes.
sulammentrafen. Wir mu6teu nod
llidt 9enarl. mas OaS al bcOcnten bate.
See fcbrte ipdtcr tn BEN Sbitgarten Su.
rid urlo Jap nod cine 8eile unter ben
~ermdbnten Mpfelbaum. DAM ritten er
uno ieiue &eute gu ibrem Seer suriif.
SIM Xauie oeS Jta6mlttagS Npuroe Die
uebergabe befannt genabt. abenbs
famen oiele uniOnsiolOaten In Den Sbits
9arteu. Srgenolpic iudtcu iie eiuea
beltiminten Baum aus-unO ebe Der
Mtor9en fam, mar uidts mebr BON Dem
Baum iibri9. Das lit @lles. IS ere
flart li6 iuOcB leidt. mie Oaraus Die
Mp~ielbaum s&c9euOe eutitauOeu it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Grants Aleioerl1rank.

TDpil6 fir bic Saltbliitisfeit uno ben
seiunOen Mutterwis ocS Entertainers
lit bic iolsenoe BON ciuem ebemalisen
&apitan Der GOnfDOerirten. 9tamenS 5.
g.. SrcOerid, in 4arfersburs, Us. Sa.,
er5ablte @%nefoote:
BUR 3eit ais General Grant Yeterss
burg bei6OB," 10 beridtet unier Sc
ndbrsmauu, hattie man iid 10 iebr oil
ben @elau9 Der @eldiise gewObnt, baB
mir Dem lelben faum mebr Sea6tung
i6enften. gls tb eines Cages an eineul
Iuftionslofale uorbciging, bOrte i6. mie
Der Muftiouator 6. 6. Burton, Der iets
ncs @ises we9en ueitbin befalnt mar.
anfiinoi9te. oaB @eneral @rant bcIhlol'
fen babe, wGbrenO Der Oauer Der Nuf,
ton bas Seuer einSuItelleu.
rDieler Sder3 'erregte incline Nufs
inerfiamfeit unO ih trat uabsr. Sin
@egenitanO mad Dem anberen murOe
ben &dufern sugelhlageu. bis Die 1eibe
an einen ungebeuren &leiOcrl franf fam,
mel6en Der Auftionator fir ben Preis
BON $500 fOnfoOerirten @eloes nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Irs Jubrmanns 39eb.

Sine biibi9e @eididtet pirb bon eiuem
Minourier yaitiubrmarn @eneral
Sbermans er3dblt. Der 8etreffenoe
mar chen ii, Die Nrmee einsetreten uuo
beauftrast. elm @eipann BON iehS Wtaul,
fbieren 3l treiben. Mls man am NbenS
oes eriten cages 9alt mad)te. madte ct
iih miirriih oaran, Die Tbiere aus;us
fpannen. r9eoa!1 rief Der aompasnie'
fpaBnaber. mas madlt On ba? Uses
balb ipannit Du Die Tbiere ielbit aus
unO ldBt bieies nibt pom Stallmauu
tbuu?A-rS SD Oabte, Seoer miiBte fir
fein eigenes @eipann iorgen," meinte
Der %eritaunte Subrmanu.-wD urdaus
ni6t! Wir baben oafiir ei1en Stall>
mann. Da oriiben lit iein 3elt. IS
lit Gin alter fauler &erl. @r miro nabr>
ibeinlid nibt seborden mollen. aber
meun On i'm orOentlib anfabrit uno
ldimpfit. baum miro er l1on fommen."
Der WtilIourier 9in9 iofort uad) Dem
Selt, melbes aber @eueral SbermarS
Sauptquartier mar. @r 0ffnete Oaljelbe
uno risi: rSisr, Ou fauler aerl, tomm'
Bar ullo biirlte mai Die Tbiere abl Sur
RI up!"-@s beoarf mobl feiner weites
:en @olte. Dap Der Subfmanu Die 0ta1t
M arre:tlofal 5lbradte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Qpfcr ibrrr ~Arie9skamrraorn.

Sb baS ieiner;cit perbrcitete @eriidt,
Der auf ben Ybilippinen Seiallene iunge
Wfaior Vogalt. Der Sobn bes beriihmten
Siir9erfrieg : Generals, lei BON leineu
ei9enen 3cuten gelegcutlid eincs &s
fes Set0otet worOen, eiuen tbatldblifen
Sintersruno babe, baS miro lih wobl
uie NIT p0lliscr Beitimmtbeit feititelleu
lallen. DEM blobe Gerlideruugen Der
einen ober auoerem Mrt eutlheioen 10
etuas libt. Iuf allie Salle tit glebn-
liAes in uuierem &~riegsbeer ntft mims
Der uorgefommen. oils bel ben Nrmeen
anOerer XanOer.
SIM Yiir9erfrieg iollen iib auf beiOen
Seiten iolte Sdte erei9uet baben, Die
natiirlib Dem Publifnm 70 piel mie
moslih porentbalten uuroeux. IS gilt
in SolOateufreileu nidt obne GRUB fir
lebr 9efGbrli6 fir eincn &ompa9nieoifis
5ier. iib Den 9aB ieiner yeute ~3u;uSics
ben, Die ibh in mauden Situmtionen
mdbrenb eines GreHemS uni6wer ais
3lelldeibe auslubeu fOunteu.. SIN ST.
&onfooerirter, welder i'm 3weiten 8iirs
gerfriegiabre in eiuem Nlabamaer He9ts
melt ais eriter lieutenant itanb, er5ablt
bieriiber:
Scr Sauptmann uni erer 3ompa9s
ME, ein gutter SolOat, aber BON l6per
beberrlhbarem temperament, bate iid
iebr unpopular bel Den %euteu gemaht,
mo zines Cages D%erOonncrte er einen
allgemein beliebteu &orporal we9en eines
fleinen SehlerS Oifentli9 in Der unbarms
berSiSlten Weile uno beorcerte i'm Oallll
in Nrreit, auf irsenO cine beionOers oes
miitbi9enoe citrate iinnenb. l1nler alter
Sberit b0rte Die @elhibte unO rief ben
Sauptmann in fem 3elt. Nls &esterer
Wieher berausfam, ieste er lofort Den
&orporal in Sreibeit unb mar ieitoem
bas reinite Wuiter BON Sanftmuth unO
HIdli6t. Was bate Der Sberit ibm
9eia9t? Wir erfubren IS ipdter.
r,Sie le9en es ia gang Oarauf oil, in
benz ndditen Sreffen, oas mir baben.
getootet 5u weroen.' 10 iprad Der Sberit
in biirren Wurten 3u ibm. unb baum
er;ablte er gang rubis. ME er ielber i'm
inerifanil9en &riese BON einem ieiner
ei9enen Xeute seidolien unO ihwer Der.
Dun0et lporOen Jet, nur In Sol9e unn6s
tbiser Strense, uno wie inn bies cine
3ebre fur oas gauge Xeben seworoen JET,
uno er audi ibn oauon profitiren lalien
m6dte.
rDas uadberise auftreten oes Saupts
maunes jeiSte 5ur @eniiSe. Dap Die
@orte bes alten Sberlten .eincu febr
tieien @inOrud auf i'm 9emadt batten.
Gr mar umsemanbelt, mie ein Sauos
ibub, uub iAlieBlih hinsen feline Xeute
iosar nit Der sroBten @rsebeubcit an
ibm. Den 3ries bat er freili6 bod
1idt. iiberlebt; aber er lit BON eiuer
Danfeefusel Sefalen. SIS sibt nod
nlebrere Mlabamaer 8eteranelt, pel4e
oicie @eididte seraoe 10 gut. wie i'd,
ersdblen f0nnten. 9tamlen iiio ibers
fliiljia."
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pfr apftlbaum non Appomattor.

gu sen mannt9faden 9cibtdtlihen
Nn9aben, ielbit iiber Grei9uille uniercr
3eit, Die 5ih als !Ye9enoen entpuppen.
9eb0rt auh bic 9efdidte bon Dem be-
riibmten Npfelbaum BON Nppomattor.
utter meld)em @enerat Zee Dor @eueral
Grant fapitulirt baben ioll.
Der BETTER beS betreffenben @runos
itids, ;uslei6 eiu auscn;euae DER oas
maligen Yorgdu9e. 9err Sir, tbeilt
bieriiber init:
IS tbut mir lcio, cine MDtbe Su
neroerbeu, aber fie lit nun einnal ipsiter
t,id)ts ais oas. Geuerat zee fam nit
ieiner grmee bierbcr uno quartirte iidl
auf Der Mnb0be ba briibert eir, gcrate
butter oenl alten NarmbauS. 100 DER I'M
9ioroen beriibmte Jtegerminltrcl Dan
SwccncD fem 0eiln battle. Gr battc
scbo1t. nod auf eincm llmmc9e nad)
XDudburs 81 gclansell, aber er iibers
aeuste jidl balo geaug, OaB Oer Sdwerc.
iiotbcr SHERMAN ibm ollie Wcge sun,
0tiid;us a%bselhnitten bate. @rant
bate inn idon uorber brieflih Die 9tiis.
loliafeit aller meitcrcn STANDARDIZATION
~baraeleat. Sd fab See nit ieinem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Dom 6enrral ,unn })rofrGor.

giadoem Scr sroBs Sibrer ser 3on>
f5berirten, General 0tobert @bmarb Zee,
a,1 g.. Npril 1865 bel Nppomattor Court
Souie Die 8aHeu 9eitredt bate. mics
er, ob9lei6 OurA ben &rte9 n0lliS Der<
armIt, ltol3 bic @inlaoun9 reifer enss
lil6er 0tebellionsfreuuOe suriid, na6
@n9lanb 5u fommell, no. Tie ibm eileu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES perlbaHeu wolls
ten. Yielmebr lhritt er ben, 9elamnls
ten Siioen porauS nit Dem 9uten Beis
fpiele ebrli1er rntermeriunS utter Die
&rie9sentibeioung, ttabm Die Stelle OeS
Seiters eiler Xebranitalt, oes WalbinSs
ton : College 81 xerinston III ieinem
Seimatbsnaate Vir9inien. al uuo ueriab
lte nit DrO6ter StliGttreue bis 81 le!nem
am II. Oftober 1870 baielbit III letnem
Ga. %ebfnsjabre erfolgtcn ToOe.
Sciu il groBer, wellll audi ebenio taps
;ercr Jtttclleufriegcr mar William Yres
ion Sclrltou. Der Sobu ienes beOell>
iuocH Stcbellengcnerals gilbert g 'ep
80 ln"ou. Der oils oberlter Siibrer lDelts
liher Eebellentruppen am 6. Mpril 1867
in Der blutigen S1labt bel Shiloh Der
Seloentoo. itarb. Ser Sobn, aeborer
i'm Sabre 1881 In louisville. bate eint
nor,ii9lihe YtlOung aud, auf Der y)alc.
llniperiitdt 9enollcn. ihloB iih bein1
Nusbru6 ocs Yiir9erfrieses. auf cine
9ldn3emoe 0fed,tstlati9fcit in ieiner Sc.
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battet, aber iiada el1tgen Wtonuirn I,,,-
9elanen. Statt mic GapiS nun Den
Scrbillenen ulO unueri0bnli1en ;n lpies
len, wiomete iib Solution elmer uiiss
lt6en Sbdti9feit uuo erbiclt balo BON
@eneral Zee einen Guf al oellen pir9is
nilhe yebranltalt ais 2ebrer Der Sc
ididte uno Der en9liiden Y%iteratur.
Nu6 nab %ees 2oo blieb er Der Inltalt
treu. SIM Sabre 1883 aber nabm' ct
Die Stelle Oes Xeitcrs ODER 8rdlioenteu
Der Tulauer uniperlitdt III Jtem Srlears
al, Die UNI iene j3eit BON Dem bobber>
Si9en, in Seem Srleans burb gelhifte
SanOelsunternebmun9en reid gemorbe.
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