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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-22
THE CRY OF A SUFFERER.
A Drunkard's Home is He'll on
Earth.


Dear Mr. Lander: ! want 10 thank
you for your Saturday Sermonette, "
but, alas the half has never yet
been told" of all the misery and
Indebtedness caused by this accused
whiskey traffic. May God reward you
for all your efforts to abolish it, and
put it into the hearts of all men TO help
you.
A young lady wrote for the Philadel-
phia Ledger on the subject Of Temper
ance. Her writing was so full of pa
thos, and evinced such deep emotion Of
soul, that a friend accused her of
being a maniac ON the subject where
upon she wrote the enclosed thrilling
verses lines peculiarly appropriate
here and now, in fact everywhere that
whiskey is sold and drunkards made
by this vile business.
Strong as the language is, which she
uses, it but family portrays the real
truth-for if there is a hell, deeper,
wider, blacker, than a drunkard s
home, it must be made especially for
the saloonkeeper; where throughout
all eternity, the defenceless wives and
helpless children he has robbed and
murdered by his nefarious business,
will be 10 him, an avenging Nemesis.
SUFFERER.
Following are the verses above re-
ferred to-
Go feel what | have felt,
Go bear what have borne
Sink Meath the blow father dealt,
And tho cold worlds proud scorn;
Then suffer on from year to year
Thy sole relief the scorching tear.
Go kneel as have knelt,
Implore, beseech, and pray
Strive the besotted heart to melt,
The downward course to stay;
Be dashed with bitter curse aside,
Your prayers burlesqued, your tears
defed.
Go weep as / have wept,
Der loved fathers fall
See every promised blessing swept
Truths sweetness turned to gall
Life's fading flowers strewed all the
way,
That brought me up to womans day.
Go see what l have seen,
Behold the strong man bowed
With crashing teeth; lips bathed in
blood,
And cold and livid brow;
Go catch his withered glance and see,
There mirrored his soul misery.
Go to thy mother side
And her crushed tosom cheer;
Thine own deep anguish hide;
Wipe from her cheek the bitter tear
Mark her WON frame and withered
brow;
The gray that streaks her dark hair
now
With fading frame and trembling
/ limbs;
And trace the ruin back to him
Whose plighted faith, in early youth,
Promised eternal love and truth,
But who foresworn, hath yielded up,
That promise to the cursed cup:
And led her down, through love and
light,
And all that made her prospects bright,
And chained her there mid want and
strife.
That lowly thing, drunkard' S wife
And stamped on childhood S brow SC
mild,
That whitening blight, a drunkard''
child.
Go hear, and feel, and see, and know
All that my soul hath felt and known
Then look upon the wine cups glow,
See if its beauty can atone
Think if its favor you will try,
When all proclaim, it's drink anC
die"
Tell me hate the bowl,
Hate is feeble word;
loath, abhor, my very soul
With strong disgust is stirred,
When see, or hear, or tell,
Of this dark beverage of hell. "
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-22
BUY and Try a Box Toni0ht.

While you think of it, go buy and
try box of Cascarets Candy Ca
thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-22
JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD 1T

II he'd had Itching Piles. They're ter
ribly annoying; but Bucklen's Arnica
Salve will cure the worst case Of piles
on earth. IL has cured thousa Ids. For
Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptionsit's
the best salve in the world. Price &c 4
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by w. p.
Woodbridge.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-22
uNCALLEp FOR LETTERS.

The following list of letters remain in
office for week ending Nov. 10, 1901.
Barnie, Mrs. Magic Goods, Miss Ellen
Blunt, + ES Jaeger, Miss Fuller
Bowlds, II L Jaegle, Miss Emma
Brown, Birdie No 53 Hill Street
Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver, Edgar
VIM Frierson Tenn Pennington, Pearl
Durham, Robert Prince, Mrs. Mary
Fleming, Willie Wilson, Mrs. Rachel
Canaan, Tenn Williams, Martha
Parties calling for the above letters
will please say advertised.
Advertised letters due one cent.
n. L. FARIss, p. M.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-22

Sometimes a fortune, but never if you
have sallow complexion, a jaundiced
ook, moth patches and blotches on the
mall signs of Liver Trouble. But
DR. Kings New Life Pills give Clear
Kin, Rosy Cheeks, Rich Complexion.
Only % cents at Woldridge's Drug
STORE
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-22
THE USUAL FATE.

A maiden in far POcatellO
Couldn't pick ont a suitable fellow.
She Is now an old maid
Who is SAD and afraid
She has passed 70 the sere and the vel
low.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-22

T. F. Anthony. Postmaster, OF
Promise City, Iowa, says: Il bough,
one bottle of Mystic Cure for RheumS-
m, andtwo does of it did me more
20 Il than any medicine | ever tool,
Sold by A. b. Rains, Druggist, Colnm-
bia. l0-4-Sm
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-22
Marriage Licenses.

Thomas Brown TO Miss Margaret
Lovett.
J.B. Priest - Miss Noble White.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-22

Ga-yood's SarSapariIla-ioc the blood
guaranteed 10 cure. A. b. RAMS
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-22
DON'T s I'd sso Ss'E

You can be cured Of any form of tobacco using
easily, be made we'll, strong, magnetic, full OF
new life and vigor by taking MO-TO- BAG
that makes weak men strong. Many gain
ten pounds in ten days. over 500, OOD
cured. All druggists. Cure guaranteed. Book
let and advice FREE. Address STERLING
REMEDY CO., Chicago or New York. 437
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-22
-MEN7S-
Underwear!

We are prepared 10 fit you out in Tn.
derwear of the BEST quality at prices
ranging from 80 cents up.
Mems Cotton Fe' ce Underwear, SOC
per garment; 81 90 per suit.
Wool Fleece Underwear, 75c, Sl00
and $3.50 per garment
Cotton Rib d, plain and fancy,
81 90 per garment.
Silk Plush 10 erwesr. 81 - per gar
ment Something new and nice try it.
Mems Hats,
in al the new styles, shapes and coIors,
81 M 10 Al M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26

beraubt, unb tperben unfere Yidets bei
Der 4qis G6almer'f9en SSabrifunz
lage balten, pie mir es bisber getbun
6dben."
Die Gtrifefii6rer erflGren, ber
Ginbultsbefebl finbe auf iie feline Qnz
tpenbung, neil lie fi4 ieber 9elpaltt6at
entbielten.
Ser &obGfaat'T6e Gin6altsbefebl
lit in auberorbentli9 tpeitgebenben
Iusbriiden abgefabt unb ma6t eine
gan5e 4n5abl Strifer nambaft. N4t
2ogen Der Maf6inenbauer unb Sor<
mer peroen ein5eln aufsefiibrt unb i6z
re idmmtliaen 8eamten iperben gez
nannt nebit As anberen Mttgltebern
Der unionen, ipel9en Der 9eborfam
ge9en ben @ipbaltsbefebl beionoers
etngef9Grft tpirb.
8 o 6nerb Dbun9 beiptlltg t.
W a bling 0 n, .. g., 25. Dug.
= Die in Der Nabb Yarb am Strife
befinbli9en 8aditeinleger iinb geitern
tpieber an Die Nrbett gegungen, na9z
bem ibnen bic BON ibnen perlangten
20bne nu9 Der llnionitala betpi[Iigt
tporben pdren.
g trite in elmer 3eitungsz
bruderei.
Columbus, g., 25. 9(uguIt. -
Die ~PreB poit," beren S4rtftieBer,
preBleute unb StereotDpeure in ben
@usitanO setreten, peil bic 2otalbez
ri4teritatter bur9 etne Nd9rt9tenz
Igentur OerDrdngt ipurDen, lit geitern
BON Clarence M. Sones fir 100000
an ieine W1utter 6rau 6. 90. Sones
pertauft iporOen, tpel6e fofort 8eitB
ergriff bon Der 3ettung unb Den @triz
fern gegenii6er it9 erbot, nur llnionz
2eute gu bef9dftigen, ougegen es ii9
Oorbebielt, bas 2ofal 0eportement
na4 i6ren Niini i9en ein3uri9ten.
9iefes 9lnerbieten nlrbe 3uriidgelpiez
len unb es erf6eint ba6er 4eute feline
3eitunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
NiQiuuar JlagIer's 9od),eit.

S0erltfe 1etner Srdut Oter W(tut0nen
Dollars. = Wie ct bic S9eibung
bpn ietner erIten Satin bur9z
feBte.
Narfap, I.zG., 25. 2(uguit. =
Die 5rauung bes rStanbarb Dill"
0daiOndrs 0enrb 90. 5lagIer nit
SRI. Marp 2tlp &enan fano geltern
8ormittag i'm Sauie Der 8raut gu
&enanspiGIe, neun Meilen bon bier,
ftatt. 3. 8. 6pge bon 2ouisbiQe, Der
bormalige Poitor Der 6amtlte &enan,
boll3pg bic Srauung.
gBie BON Seiten Der 5reunbe Der
5amilie Oerlautet, iol 5lagler ieiner
8raut unmittelbar ppr Der Srauun9
einen certift3irten Gbed auf cine
Mlilion baor Ii. brei Millionen Dol
lars in 8unoeszSbligationen gum
Sp95eitsgef9enf gema4t baben. Na9
bolI3ogener 9o95eit fu6r bas 9aar
bter6er unb trat feline 9o93ettsreiie
nit Der rSoutbern 3atllpaD" on; Die
Jlitteripo6en perOen lie in 6Iagler's
prd4tigem 2anoiiB Bel 2ur4mpnt,
N.z0., perbringen.
I'm 50 u6r Morgens paren Slagz
Ter unb feline 8eIellf9aft BON Wilz
mingtOn bier per Sonber5ug eingez
trDffen unD fubren D6ne Nufentbalt
per Wagen na9 &enanspiQe, tpo tie
BON gapt. &enan, bem 8dter Der
8raut, empfangen tpurben. Sobann
i6rttt man CUR Srauung5 Gerez
monte. 9as ulte, ituttlt9e Wobnbaus
mar in einen 8lumengarten umgez
lpanbelt porben; pas 3immer, in benz
bteGeremonie itdttfanb, mar nit 9alz
men, 5ernen uno anDeren tropif6en
Pflan3en Don 6lagler's 8e IiBungen
in 6loriOa gef6miidt.
gum @mpfange bes Miqiondrs II.
ietner 8rdut iinb in OrientuzYoint
BEL 2ar6mont umfaiIenoe 8orberetz
tungen getroffen pOrOen. SeitOem
Die erite 5rau 5lagler's na4 elmer
9etlanitalt ge6ru9t peroen muBte,
itanO bas grobe 9au5 Doe unb leer.
Jlagler ipiomete ii9 na46er fuit aus
f4lieBli6 ieinen Snterefen in 6los
ribu. Seine 8efannti9aft nit SRI.
8enun, feline S6eiOung BON Der I'M
gliidli&en, bic feinen Namen fii6rt,
unb feline geitrtge oeiratb baben be-
pirft, bab in Srienta Ppint tpieber
neues 2eben flut6et.
Der SommeriiB glei9t einem 6eenz
palate; Der MilIiondr bat fetn 9elb
gei6eut, um bas 6eim gu einerStdtte
bes 9liids unb Wo6lgefaqens gu gez
italten unO ieiner 8raut ben Nufentz
bait Ouielbit 10 angenebm, ais m0gz
lid, 81 MAIDEN.
5lagler itebt beute i'm 72. 2ebensz
jobre, feline 8raut lit genuu ba1b 10
alt. DAB er bus 9eieB, pel9es Sci
itesgeitOrtbeit bon Munn ober 5rau
als S6etoungsgrunb gelten 1dBt, in
Der 2e9islatur BON 5loribu nit film
genben 4rgumenten bur9peitI9en
lieB, lit tein 9ebeimniB. Der ySpaB"
bat ben MiGionGr iiber $4,000 gez
toitet; $500 mar Der niebriglte preis
fir eine Stimme, elm Spnbitat BON
flint GeieBgebern erbielt fogar $1O,z
900. Der 8ouberneur unter5ei6nete
Die 8iQ an bem lebten, i6m bonn 9ez
feBe borgei4riebenen Sage, trobbem
bic Oppoiition i'm Sag unb Na9t Be-
lagerte unb Bat, Die 8iQ gu betoiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
Ratbidlage fur srnur Palma.
8as er berlpre6en fo1, penn er gum
9rGTbenten gepd6lt perben min.

6abuna, 25. 9lu9uIt. - Oas
BON 6erborragenben &epolutionsz
6u6rern ernonnte gomite, pel9es
einen Brief an Senor @Itrabu palma
ri4ten iollte, Der bon bieIem berlangt,
bab 6erielbe beittmmtere GrtlGrungen
be5iigli4 bes programmes ubgebe,
pel6es er Derfolgen ipiirbe, tpenn er
gum PrdiiOenten Der cubanif9en Rez
pu6lif geipG6lt ibirb, bat Suan @ualz
berto Gome5 nit Der Nufgube betraut,
bieie Wtittbeilung gu entperfen.
Senor 9ome3 iagte be3iigli9 bes
S4reibens, bafelbe lei Elm pribates,
a6er es TRACE ben g6arafter zines benz
Senor pulma ertbeilten 3at6es uno
empfe9le i6m, GrtlGrungen iiber gez
piiie puntte ietner Polittf ab3ugeben.
So f4ldgt Der Brief bem 4orefuten
por, gu ertldren, baB getpife &lauIeln
bes Plattf4en Qmenbements ben Gu
banern anitOBig feien, unb bab er Ii9
Derpfli4te, i'm Sale ii9 eine @elegenz
beit ba5u biete, fir beren 4enoerung
i'm ginperitGnbniB nit Der 3egierung
Der Ser. Staatsn gu pirfen.
8e5iigli4 Der 20bnung Der cu6aniz
f4en 4rmee tpirb benz Senor galmd
empfoblen, gu ertldren, bab ale Qnz
iprii4e griinoli4 unterIu9t perben
iollen, ebe man iie ansrfennt. Serner
pirb er aufgefOrbert, gu ertldren, es
lei Cuba ni4t mDgli9, ben Der.
Staaten fe6r liberale 3oGzGon5eiitoz
nen 81 MAIDEN, oa es Die 3olIeintiinfte
brdu6e unb auBer Stanoe lei, CUR
3eit Snlanbiteuern gu er6sben.
gbe Der Brief abgeiunbt pirb, ION
Der SnAalt nod sriinoli4 unter ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
Gin bermiRter EGuuer.

QGbunp, R.zg,, 25. 2tuguf. -
Dm. @eIpermann, Der SefretGr bes
Sdnger6unbes bon Central Netpz
0orf, Der i'm leBten N2onat Fein 3tpetz
tes Sdn9erfeft bier a6gebalten 6at,
pirb permiBt, unb feline Qlngeh0rigen
unb 5reunbe Itnb I'm i'm beiorgt. Gr
f9ulbete bem SGngerbuno 1926, nelz
DE er colettirt bate, jeOp4 gluubt
man ni6t, baB bies Der 8runb ieines
8er19ninbens lit. 2lQerOing5 peiB
man, oaB 8eIpermunn tur3 Dor feis
nem 8erI6pin0en $12O BON bem
O9eim feiner 5rau gu bergen perz
fu6te.
@eipermann betrte6 bier einG'runbz
eigent6ums 8ei6dft unb cine 6eua
erOerii4erung5 4gentur. 2tls er DON
gu 6uuie peggin9 iagte er gu ieiner
Srau, cine Der 9erfi9erungs 8ez
ieQf4dften, Die er bertrat, ba6e i'm
nd6 92en Q)orf bef1teOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
Giienbabn=l =llnsliif in Glib bsGarolina.

6 o. u m bld, GU, 25. NuguIt.
= Gin Gil5ug Der nSeabparb Dir
Cine" entsleiite I'm 1925 geitern
9lbenb nabe Gberaip, S.zg., on elmer
bur4 9O4pufIer bei9dbigte Steue
uno ipurDe .Oemoltrt, 9ei5er ROiez
monb fam un's 2eben, 2ofomotipfiib=
rer Wfufe, elm anberer 2ofomotipfii6=
rer, Namens Som gledrD, unb Elm
POitclerf erlitten 8erleBungen, pGbz
ren6 Die pahu9iere nit bem SAreden
babpn talnerl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
9Snn R1uhrrn qemartcrt.

9ef 4ler, g., 25. 2luguit. =
Stint mustirte 9fGuber Oran9en in
bas 6aus BON pbilipp Stiles, cine
Meile Don 6ier entFernt, unD erbeutea
ten i'm 8an3en $50. 0as G6epaar
Stiles tpurOe auf 9tiibGen feitge6unz
ben, unO Die bier 8tnber auf Die 8etz
ten gepprfen unO ge6unOen. Damn
forberten bic 8anbiten $3.50. Stiles
1agte ibnen bic StelIe, po iie $50 finz
ben t0nnten, unb DAB bies 2(Qes lei,
mas er beiiBe. Die roben Patrone
3iinbeten bann Stret660l3er an unO
bielten oieiel6en unter feline nadten
5iibe, 10 baB er laut f6reien muBte.
5rau Stiles remon1trtrte unb tpurbe
gef9lugen. Damn 3iinOeten Die &erle
Elm Seuer i'm Ofen an unb OrO6ten,
bas BRET Monate alte 8abp lebenbig
rOiten gu pOaen, faa5 Stiles ni4t
Oerrat6e, mo- tpeiteres 8elb perborgen
fet. 9us iammerpOqe Bitten Der
W1utter iiegte i4lieBli6, unb bic 8ana
bitten 3Dden ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
Nufaelaufcn, absr nidt brldjabiat.

NeppOrt, N.zS, 25. Quguit. =
0us S4la4tfdiff nMafa4uietts"
nirO Bis gum Oienitag in Repport
bleiben unb iia bann bem 9ei4paber
anf4lteBen. 8ei bem 4uflaufen gez
fern bat bas S9iff teinen S6aben
genommen. gs mar MIR Is Minuten
feIt, unb es geldng ibm, BON ielbit tpiez
Der flott 5u perben. Der 3ollfutter
Seminole" mar bem S9la9ti6tffe
gu 9iilfe geeilt, bod mar bafel6e flott,
als er on Srt unb Stelle anfdnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
II Gcredltfertiater xphtifllaa."

Nofbpil1e, Semi, 25. Nuguit.
- Or. $. 90. 6errob aus 9aQatin
tpuroe geitern 4benb in 0ironzSpring
BON 9omer 3tt9te erf9oiIen, pel9er
bon 9errob angegriffen norben mar,
tpeil er Oerlu4te, befen Satin gegen
9etpaltt6at i6res @bemannes gu
i9iiBen. Sus 8erbitt bes Goroners
luutet auf ngere4tfertigten Sobtz
f9lug," unb Der S4eriff ging ni9t
auf gfit9ie's 8erbaftung Elm, als biez
Ter iid] aus eiqenem Qntrie6e itelIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
00ft anf Seireiuna.

Can ing, 8anf., 25. @uguit. -
Settle MOrriIpn bOfft in &ur3em aus
benz @taatsz3udtbuufe entlaFen gu
perben. sic piligte geitern gum err
iten Mule. felt iie i6re 6aft ansetreten
bat. pel9e lie pegen Der @rmorbung
Der 5rau CLARA Wileb Cattle in Gl@
borabO Derbiibt, in elm sSnterbiep unb
iaste: ~SSn sebn ober pier5e6n Sagen
boffe i'd BON bier fort gu fein. Sas
Supreme<9eri4t tritt 4nfangs Sepz
tember 5uIammen, unb i6 erparte
ni4ts Inberes, als baB meine 9eruz
fung 5ugelaiTen tperben pirb." SRI.
WforriiOn ertldrte ii9 nit Der 8ebanb>
lung I'M 3u9tbauie 3ufrieben, a6er
meinte, ldnger, ais Elm Sa6r tpiiroe ile
ben 4ufent6alt bort nidt iiberite9en
tOnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26

oebt iiber Stuoiren. g9,nn Sud Robfs uno
Ridsui5mer,en, 9eritopiuHg uno anoere Raqenbes
iaiperben S6piHoel, 9er3flopieu uno WattiQteit
pluoeu iptun S5pd6s S:lbiutt ooer au6 male,
riQt observation-disclosures iid i6on siHq.fttat, 10
erHbtlt ni6t lanG;, NOD laTet BEN 2ebmsmut6
fntsR. Qrobirt ss nit ben ribmlidit betnnnten
Oisls 9auisnos Dor Gu6 ipiebsr Qsiuup psrotn uno
poa SdHtbarftit Der uslebrfsu Dlonbe pom 81.
9srubdrb qsoenfsn. pel6e oitie Qiasn ais br t6its
Iidcs Grbt binteriitben. &as apObeteu. 25 Gents.
(9Rp, Wi, 7fr, ,g1o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
Baltimore Sbip q aIm. siiIIctin.

Raticnal< Selelaser ser ~G. u. Y >" GlepclGne.
9attt bonn 8. big T. September, einidieb.id,
gum 9ertauf, fir bic 8driiie bis gum Is. Sep=
tsmber, rnbiitblb, eultig
$1I.OO BON Baltimore mad, GIepelane uno
Surif, oirttts 6abrt auf Der @in= unO &ids
reijs.
$15.35 oirstt fir Di. Sinreiis uuo auf Der 8idz
rsiie iibtr guifalo. 8;gen Stponirurg pes gill
lets bel Dem SOintz2leenttn miro 9srldueerun9
pts 8iidiGbrt= ltrnins bis gum s. SftOber ee=
ndbrt.
$1.OO pom Baltimore mad Sarper'S fern unb
Martinsbura uno suriif am Gonntaa. ben /.
Septsmbtr. Spsjialjug psrldbt Den Ganioen=
9abnbof um llbr 9ormittaqs.
$2.5O ppn Baltimore nadb esn eurap=6 0 bIen
uno ,uriif an SOnntaQ, Den |. Stptembtr (ein=
i6lcBlib ,3utritt iu BEN soDblsnJ. Sp3al3ue
peridBt Den Gamosn=9abnbof I'M llbr 9pr=
mttags. (231-SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
Gnabe iammt 9frrh eridlIaaen.

Salem, g., 25. 2(uguit.- -5rant
Cope. Der 16>id6rige So6n bon 5rez
mont Cope, pfliigte auf einem 5elOe
na6e 8inOnu, als plOBlt4 Elm @epitz
ter berauf8og. Sin 8liB 3udte berz
nieber unb erf9lug ben &naben
fQmmt feinem 9ferbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
tg>agttScrb<arera

0lemt's seize iuirS pet
8oit nerianOt fiir 30
Gemts per Stit6 ODER IS
Gcmts fiir oret Stii6e nott
THE CHARLES N. CRIT
TENTON CO., Mr.. 115 Fulton
Street, New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
Gia's gaars unb part> 5druenlittels
ifbmar; unb brann. 1(

2euten bistutirt tperben, tpel6e ii9
an Der 8erfammlung Der 8epolutio=
mare betbeiligten, BON pel4er 0as
@0ntte ernQnnt iDur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-26
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fenben 5ormern Der 2lGiszGbalmer'=
f9en 9ieberei bieriel6it purbe am
Sreitag BON ai9ter &ObIiaut bur9
Ginbalsbefebl unteriagt, 9idets auf
benz 9runb unb 8oben Der 5abrit gu
baltsn, aber iie trobten gans offen benz
ri6terli9en 8erbpt, unb i6re pifets
-paren ipte bis6er in S6Gtigteit. Der
9ef9dftsugent Der p5ormer Union"
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yWir tiimmern uns I'm feinen Sim
haltbefe9l. tpel4er uns unierer Re9te
The National tribune., 1901-10-10
Capture of the Sd Ga. Cav.

Capt. ]. B. Williams, Co. B, I'd Ind.
Cav, Hagerstown, Ind, referring to an
account Of the capture of the Sd Ga,
written by Henry III. Thornton, First
Lieutenant, Co. ID, LIST Ky. Cav, Owens
boro, KY, and appearing in The National
Tribune, Aug. %, says: "If Comrade
Thornton, in his article, refers to the Sd
thing of that affair, but L did not belong
to the list Ky. Cav. In September or
October, 1862, the list Ky. Cav and the
Cd Ind. Cav. were brigaded together, and
in camp within mile of each other near
ElizabethtOwn, Ky. The brigade was
commanded by Col. Ed. NJ. McCook, I'd
Ind. Cav. One day late in September or
early in October of that year an elderly
man came into camp and reported to Col.
McCook that the Sd Ga. Cav. was en-
camped near New Haven, Ky. Col. Nc
Cook detailed six companies of the I'd
Ind Cav, under command of eut.-COl.
X. r. Stewart, to bring the GeOrgians in
out of the wet.
THE detail left the camp between sun
down and dark, and, guided by the gentle
man who reported the presence of the
rebels to Col. McCOOk, we marched all
night. Co. G, commanded by Capt.
Joseph Starr, was in advance. Just be-
fore reaching the rebel camp details were
made from this company, and, guided by
negro furnished by the mysterious old
gentleman, they captured two rebel picket
posts without creating any alarm.
Just before sunup the charge was
made. We rode down the ridge from
where the pickets haG been captured into
the camp of the Sd Ga. Cav. At the time
few of the men were in their tents, as
nearly all had gone into a large cornfield
to the left of the road to secure forage for
their horses. They were in no hurry to
come into camp after we had made the
charge, as they were expecting the I'd Ky.
Cav. rebeD to reinforce them that day,
and were in hopes that we would be sur
rounded before We could rejoin the bri-
gade. Learning of the expected arrival of
the I'd Ky. Cav, Col. Stewart made hasty
preparations to depart. The Colonel of
the Sd Ga. Cav. surrendered to Col. Stew
art. At that time | was Second Lieu
tenant in Co. d, I'd Ind. Cav"
The National tribune., 1901-10-10
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