The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-18
BRITISH GENERAL BURIED
ON THE field OF BATTLE.
How the Grim Fighanders inferred Wauch0pe
at Fsodder RiVer-StIrriHg Descrip-
tions of the Fighting.

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swept IN" N"ldl. The fever Of fright lasted
cniy Will" III, men ran - yards and then
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says -" Iiines corr, sH"ndent az the same
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could stop From point Of vantage on tn"
hors. artillery hi!l one could see them
swarminS hk" hoes over the vcidt. until
they were almost out Of range. and the
guns were LEFT out in the open. with no ole,
to support them II was perhaps the most
day has ever nehrii-it WAS certainly sight
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soldier hIt as a civilian. sury,viu. the bat
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made. u, my r1'1E To- O., ~ a ,.nI,Irr, -
at Nax York t.r.-.r.fr., ,,,,-s.lf -, Ia. 49,
Committee ta.rn. Who raiI INV rray.ifra
~ ySi'-!l7'S una ttftd an n" Si,."nia
rl'W"' i'"Ii'. I'r A3a"!ri ON November
.t4i''t,'I az l.Lf''.z' Nafll'z' on m oih
H'tr- hln . company "f ll' soldiers IN
I'oith 7" mo ara. as q pioneer officer. my
,aSf - Wy important Bearded. s1tHiwHrt.
English. and that with tn" En"rs t. the uni
Nersal 'arcuag"
Hatred of the EnyIish
, hH.i HpIs, hu' bow terribly they hata /
tt' Ii..,HHi. W" E"'"r hated tn Turks I
i. tiI,a, NJ "I 'itin are E'"i shots. S""l /
- = - ,''i -N''! nilS'iAn@- nos" y /
i, o.d,' no '!.N" 'ihl~H''H th'lr tasks u dig
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~ ,I"H-H' 'h't hl!rW nr other book /
iitH h,u"Ne IN Tod ana their rights
., 'Ii 't'N,S htl" ana "E';tWhr'- along I
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-. ~ 'HrS'.IS'S In'rrI,hrd ana wait i"r
IN 'i.'Ill- u" f-NE!Sh max" iErT RI
lt'hS III IN" Open thinking that they uzht
" - t''dh' 50 v" 49," N"ll"yz Al them and /
iitht htEr IN tnc'r ranks. Hundreds ar"
=, "i M, 'ft'i'H' ~, ami the others re
movements quickly. Th" lH:dost things We
il"Nr g. ',.LiHt" arc m" f"Trihi" heat which
n - ~. '"t .0nii ~'''N''N All LAY. and
tht Slh'rl"n cold # The night. III" heavy
~ Liln ana th" dust storms.
A correspondent who vas at the battle |
OF belmont writes.
C.. HaIf SaF >nu nav" heard that David |
=. p I,"t:. - h'fiNE GrlEht '1| |np'nu toN"r
of IN" flards. was killed h.r" at belmont /
E4 go.