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The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

Ido not believe Piso-s Cure for Consumptioa
uas an equal Tor coughs and coids.-JoHs =
BorER. Trinity Springs. Ind, Feb 8. 1eoa
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

Disraeli- Nurture your mind with
great thoughts 10 believe in the he
roics makes heres
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

When there are married women
around you could put an icicle down =
widows back and she wouldn't shiyer.
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

A woman can take a heap more in
terest in her husband il she finds that
other women DO. too.
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

Figures may not lie. but a skillful
mathematician may be able 70 juggle
them 20 some purpose
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

Defiance Starch Is guaranteed big
Eest and best or money refunded. Is
ounces, 10 cents. Try it now.
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

A girl dOesa't EeQuire-a course in ply
sical culture 50 long as she9Wears those
waists that button up the back
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

The trouble about swallowing a kick
is that you viii have TO swallow il
again
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

Figures nay not lie. but a skillful
mathematician nay be able 70 tuggle
them 70 some purpose
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

II y0u wish beautiful. clear, white clothes
use Red Cross Ban Blns Large O.
PackaEs, . esutE-
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

-sTTHE ua=-nnErEsT crred- 70 reEcr nerrc-rE 49,
rs - Ark dzT'u % Ete's Ere1e 1llre t-rer-
- &. g - e g ss % g -. =. ~ 80. - -. =
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

It's a good plan 70 strike while the
iron IS hot. provided you don't burn
your fingers
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

Rich uncles have helped many a man
to amount to something by being some
body else's rich uncle.
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

some women are not as fresh as they
are painted ana some are more so.
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

aRE YOUR CLOTHES FADEDF
Uss Red Cr0Z Rail BlEs and make them
Wtise sEain- Large OK packaEe. cent?
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

PUTNAM FADELESs DYES do not
stain the hands or spot the kettle, ex-
cept green and purple.
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

fSoms men sen their votes and others
merely rent them out by the day
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

Stops the Cough and
Works on the Cold
Laxative Brouo Quinins Tablets Prlce sc.
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

Fortv-three Per cent OF the fnhsbit-
ants OF Cmc-nad are OF German
blood
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

Many things may be preserved in al
cohol. but law and order are not on the
rFeF
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

Away down in her heart every wO-
man enjoys being called a firt
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

free ticket never improves a mans
real opinion Of a show-after it's over
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

Defiance stmcA IS. put up 10 ounces
"a package 70. cents Onsthird
more starch for tie same money
The Goodland republic., 1903-10-30

The fisherman doesn't believe in spar
ing the rod TO spoil the child.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

Emerteri Ryggen lindret. Hotel yg o.
L@nde Smerter overvundcn. Hevelse
Lemmerne og Tegn TIL Vattersot for
syinder.
De hjniper for Trim med STEM el,eI
Bundfald, stoerk Farve, for lidt eIler for
megen OF smertefuld Vandladning, draa,
bevis Hyppighed. Deans Kidney Pills
opl0ser og ~bortrydder calculi og Grus.
Hjalper for Hiertebanken, Soynl0shed,
Hovedpina, Nervositet.
SALEM, IND, 4. 5, Feb. 1908 - "Jeg
modtog Pr0yeasken med Doan's Kidney
Pills og maa tilstaa at de var mig til
vidunderiig Nytte. bet lyder maaske
mgrkeligt naar jeg sigeF at leg havde
provet forskjellige Slags Nyremcdiciner
uden Resultat Jeg hayde Rygsmerter,
Smertcr 1 Blrren og skoldende URN, men
den tilsendte Proveaske standsede alt, og
med den 9ske som jeg MI bruger og har
kjobt paa Apotheket, venter ieg at blive
fuldstpndig helbredet. bet or vidunder.
hgt, men sikkert og visit er Diet at Medicinen
gj0r sin Virkning. Jeg var aldrig sncrte-
fri indtil jeg begyndte at BRUCE Doan's
Kidney Pills. "-CuAs r.. Cook, p. o.
Box 90. Salem, Washington Co. Ill
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
3 Manidnrict ipnes Stilinset a:

s Mhnifnriet ipnes Stillingert al
iii mere os mere fritiif. Hiisiernes
SremfPrb og militRre Sperationer |
Raniduriet Dor bait en- frigerf
Stenrine | Ssapan, bois 8resIe retter
BET enc slnsreb 6itrere emo BET anSet
mob RltsIa.tS og Rlisierne. ct SeIe.
gram fra 2proon meSoefer BOG. al
Sopon bar beilnttet at fslge gnslanos
8aaS % bente og bolSe rsie ltofis
nreo, bpaS Ruslanb foretaser iig.
Snniblertib oil BET sisre, bba6 oct fan,
for at fon adbnet Here Of De luffeSe
Saorte for 8erSens6anoeIen. Zen ia.
paneftIfe @eidnbt | Souoon erfIpreSe,
at Sapan ban6Ieoe fun | fuIb ODER.
~ensftenmeIie meS Storbritmniens oe
be Sorenebe Staters SoISning. o1
ban mente. at ingen WcJt | 8erSer
fur6e moOItaa ct enigt gres fra bisie
ire Rationers SiSe. Gro q. 9eters.
burg n~eSbeFes, at ben friaerife Stem.
ming | Sapdn har paft megen Sp.
mlarfiombeo / Ruslanb. Gen riisiiift
Regiering iises BOG iaa piSt nnIist al
bile irbaaa en- aonHHt. men Sen be.
ftptter Sog EiSen til at forbereSe fig
paa ole Gneituoliteter. Zen ulener,
at Sapan life aIene tor inSlaSe iiq
poa en- aorilift meS Rlislano. % Del
nntaaes lite. at Storbritannien oil
tnse affare be0 Sdpans SIDE. - On
ereelf aprreIponSent | Sofio frem,
filler arisSfnren iout nofiaa oper'
banaeroe. San Tiger. at Snpon lna.
ger op iOre grpoiautnngdiiner %
iSetheIe riiter fis Ill Ct gaifetag Al
ale 2iuieis arniter. GIN itOr inpo'
Merit gffaSre us1nsorer M uSenfo,
EoSiootod tbois Saon espseI De
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
grins Gbims Tiger Rei.

8rins Sling tiger Rei. - Ora ge.
fling ~telesraferes, at Brins Ching,
@bef ior Sen tineiiife llbenrigsitprelle,
bar ifreoet til De 5openeSe Staters
Riniiter 9cnger og meObeIt banl, at
Oct er urnuligt for aina at aabne FOR
gerSensbonSelen gper, fom for IiSen
life er | ainas 9eiioSeie, men bctbes
beiat at Ritsierne. ut aabne gperne
UNDER Sisie Smitanoigbeoer oilSe re.
iTltere | internationole SorpifIinger,
iom Rina life otE paatase iig anSpa.
ret for. - 5ra Bafbinston meSoeles,
at Bette Telegram fra SEEING bar
noft nSifiaig GorunSring | officiele
areSie Der, ba ben fineiiife aesierins
gnHife nplig erflRreoe Iig piIlig til al
insoefonne De screnebc Staters gfi.
Fe ON anbnins al rnanIdurtife SAP.
ne, liseiom Sen rusihfe Staggering bar
ioritfret orst at ben life piSe fGtte
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
Benjamin 9. Sarjccu, sem befienote

engclife gtooeatit, bSoe forle0en Gag l
Son0on meget plu0ieligt, iOet ct StoO.
far iprang. Cine unee Gage TIL
bragte ban iom Reoaftsr / guitralien
% paa Rep 3ealan0. Saa oe9pnote
ban at ifrtpe Rpmarer og 9topeller,
tiente en- Wnsie 8engc, oenOte tIlbage
til jim 5sbebp 2onoon % bleo gift
meS Ell Cater al Ben bersHte Sfue.
ipiuer Soiepb Sefferion.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
Or. Miles Anti Pain Pills.

Ct hur,iat Nffsrt % poaEosEtst Taiob<l for fsa sa,r
Hsrpss espssptEs. Rpeinsrtsr, waaDepint. slsu,
raIsia, Nerosfist. SrrttabiItss1 esDRlssbkh. @,gt
eeiahoa. SabsbOIStr hotrtsH Cpiam sasr D21rFa.
% ~siisriahsr inasn f,H1us S';s'virfHtus'I Is 7SAs
Is gents. paa s~poilstsr tasr ieHcss ai IT. Niiss
Eesifai &c.. GIfbart lnaiaaa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
"Gean" limit | Sicn.


gram ira 9onNon mebSeler, at "8e'
ga, set 5artsi, Bporgneo Spenife,
gbolpb Grit 0orSenIfiplO / 1873
so ioretog fin ,bersmte Smieilins al
europa % Iiieu, b~por1tnSer ban
tranate frem Iangs Stbiriens RorO-
fpit til 9ebrinesbaoet QeorOsitpusia.
gem, ifal bore 6let fnnit / Sien /
Welpiatbugten ben Site 0tai. Ntel.
piaebltgten er / Seit for 9torosrsn'
InnS. Otter en- pnnifeItg og fnreiitl0
8eiie poa 800 DPil i aabne 9aaOe og
ober uieon IS naaeoe RauSifabet
omiioer nGrnteIt be5oeSe SteS. Sfibet
blep for ct Bar gar iiben ioIat i'll
Ssnsberg for at benpttes til Soal.
fangit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
General RolanSu, sen IiOlte

V* UT w TIT" ~.
r%srsgeneral | 8ene5uelo. bleo tagei
tifiange efterat aapitoIiet / GiuoaS
9olioar par bIet itormet al SrGiiOeni
GaitroS trooper. Wen bette ifete
isrit eiter EFT lanaparig % bIoOig
aomp. - Get arilaoes, at iaIt 1900
IanO bleo brGbt. Eaa mango Ste.
Scr par 8aSerne felt ~operitrset al
0goe SoIbater.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
: Srcrncs NpStaselFe al &ong s.

Srcrnes IpStaselFe al Song go.
paro funOc life babe peret bi9rtelt'
gere, ON bet baoSe peret en- forIoren
Ssn, iom bar biemfomuet eiter langt
5rauGr. 3et gaur Slag / Slag mel
Setter meo mib0eIolOerff Bomp oe
Bragt, % De soOe 9orgere al dublin
Times Tet life at ipare paa i'm 8iraf.
Saaleoes forlsber Get belle | SerIig'
beo og 8In6e. iom BET Jig iemmer
ffiffefiae 5off. Ger ipnes at bore fun
ct Renfeffe / belle Dublin, iom life
bar Label fig ripe meb. Sg bet er
MaltOe Come. Sen beltalenSe irife
8ige. Ser er bIet falot "SrIarSs Suan
6arc". timber aonseparrets Snhtoa
bopSe bum Soriibeu Of lit Sits impffet
meS - ct iort Stag. Get bar al
.Sorg ODER Babens 8sb, iagSe bun.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

Cir Charles Silfe retteSe foreoen
Dag / Oct brittle llnoerbus ct ffarpt
angre5 pan 8egieringer for Sens
llSenrigspoIitif. San iommenlisneSe
paa en- ippoig Waaoe Song gSnarSs
os 8rpiiOent 2oubets gieniiSige ge.
fog bos binanSen meS Reaierinsens
b~eipnoerIige SoIbning operior spif'
Ian0 og ipntes, at Bette bar en- barn.
ogtig RaaOe at bapne fig paa. forSi
Spiflanb babSe narret Sobn gun
gene3uelaiaaen. Seller life 8egie.
ringens SolSning til spsrgsmaaiet
Ranidrnriet fa,rot NdaSe for Sir
Charles Zine. - asfiitererSe ltSen.
riesminiiter 9orS granborne foripa.
rs6e @eaierinsens llSenriespoIitif,
90 ienere bar iefpr Riniiterfeien,
8aIiour, I en- ganfet.S aIe maattei
rpffe fin Resierine til Sorioar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

ttogcn Sinorius | @eiet berier. Re.
sierinscn | @~Iibinston Dor iorreiien
life enSnu moStaget rsogtn oHiriel
S~nSberetnirs ira Goitaer ON Sngett.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

SouTH BARToTvrLIE, IT., d. 3, Feb.
1903-"Jeg modtog Pr6veRsken af Doau's
Kidney Pills og har kjnbt fare osker az
vor Aposiieker. De bar gjort mig nleget
godt. Jeg var ncpsten like stand TIL at
udf0re noget Arbejde indtil jeg begyndte
at tage dem ; M kan teg arbetde hello
Dagen uden at blive Diet mindste trRt I
Ryggen. - Bird GRAY.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
aprit aersinanS al gutaarien &c

6Drit Sersinano al gulsarien bar
MI meo fine Barn reiit til giteprige,
% BET antages, at ban bar forlnOt lit
2ano forat pRre borte. inotil SorhoI.
bene | 9ldgarien blir li6t roligere og
@emptterne faar 5to til at aifisIes
list. SlGgarien ifal nenIig bare soot
ipm paa &eoolrtionens RanS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

rusiiife arissFfibe liuser. % besge
6laoSer CT inroisc til at brrnoe los,
buiIfet girbIif bet ifaI bore.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
Gen tprfiite stotsfasie er moi

ireutbeIes tenineIig ilunten. Sta-
tens gnrbeosmano bar life faaet lin
Raaneoslsn iiSen | WartS. 6iEans.
miniitcren bar foris9t ale SIags 10.
rete forat op6ripe Renge, men boor.
can BON BENDER % inur BET, iaa blir
Ser irtet iiiooers til 2snringer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

Epbpsser Spftemet; isLber aartrne
ussa rist. rent Blob, etsr WGno o.
SpinSer innSs. Sursoe. Sfooo gitters.
q st5psrt apcthet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
Barron 81 g,nih, 4, neoet befien

VuTUH pe UAIDf Ell HIeBer UelIeIIul
aemifer, ialOt iorleOen Gag al ct CT.
prestos ! Nnr5eSen al Rortbampton
o. blep orG5t paa Steoet. Son par
meo lin amerifanife Sliitrii paa aeiie
fra 2on0on til 5fotIon0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28
Zen ipsnife gria aspiibiuS1 bier

iorleeeu Naf ieiHt iiGnf al Sen britt.
ife Camper "Mteblebam Cattle" nog.
lc Ia sposit ior Gnners GDrifib
poa engianos spofnit. Ser 1taio
al "suftbioo"s 9eietning oriifneoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

SreSug BEN Site Suli bill aonflapet,
Der ifdl pulse M Babe, tage fin 9e.
spnbele. og Der gisres MI ale 5lass
ceremoniele 5orbereoelier og bripes
ioerSiat for at iGtte BET SirtinIfe
aape iitono til aonflapet. 3ette
imsoeees neS flor Snteresie oa
SppnSing, life alerte at ale &atoli.
Fer | ale 9anSe, men oalad al Sc for.
ffieGfige 8egieringer. sGes Zine oil
er,bnit en- lang Sturtb bore rettet mos
Som.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

Zen Gibeaials papeliae Signetring Ct
~ipripnnrcn.


en- Screening ira Rom snar No
pao, at zen foitelige "5tifcr.Rias"
JON Sc rcn,erifc 9aoer igiennem aar'
bu~nSreser bar banret paa jim 6iiger,
er iporisit ioriniinoen. Oct ifal ! go.
tifanet bape prrct aiort alt ntiiligt
fornt bcmmeligbolbc Senne 5fanodle.
8atifanets Organ "Ssieuatore aoma.
no" meoSelte enSog ! line offIciele
geretuinger ON be forifieligc Gere.
monier otter Fapens go, at oa aar.
binalernc bar foriamIet 9sosu9rei.
ict for at mpsiage Set b~sitioslige BUD.
ifa6 ON 3aoens gortgang, iao tog
aaroitial CregIia 5iifer-ain8elt ira
sen osoe Rnpes Singer, iorat ben | bet
nritpaaislgeube MgSc at bet 5cllige
apaegium ifiilOe 6rpSes iitpffer, Der
poa i~ammenfsies igicn oa operrrffes
Ben npe Babe, fnaitart ban er balgt.
Get er mn foHlnet for Gaaen, at
BET life par Ben Glogamle papetige
Signetrina. iom bier trltffet al Sen
6sSe 8aoes Singer, men en- ganife
anben. Dian er III | itsrife giloreoe
meb, eilten Den et ~itiaalet, eler Ben
finbes gient ct eler anbet Steo | ga.
oens aontorer. Oct iiSfte boloeS life
uianoipnligt, ba Gaoe SEQ life altio
bar ben paa jim Singer al NngTt for,
at ban Ifitloe mite SEN. Men ifisnt
ale 8iemmeIteber / 8apeas SGrelier
bor bRret erinoiat giennemrobet, 6ar
Oct life biOtil lpffeOes at finSe set TO.
itelige aIenoSie. - Ningen bar forre'
ften ogfoa lere @dnae ti6Iigere font
met bort, men er altio fonnnet tiirettc
igien,
Sra Sorsoag til 2srbas laa 8apens
Sig pa1 8araSe / Ct. Reters gaItlifa,
og en- uaf6ruot Reconsideration gIeO
uitanSieltg forbi Ben SsSe Yapes ai.
tie. Get milaaes, at onrfring 10000
Ienneffer / Oisie ire Gage ioa Bobens
Gig. SrGnglelen Dor unoertioen polb.
ION, men att forlsb uOen nogen
l1lnffe.
Oct bar paft itor Opmprfiourbeb
blot onfring, at en- aiSeitng i~taIienife
Soboter | fisie tire 9aae BAR poiteret
I 8ottfanet forat oprettolOe OrSenen
Hdnbt Be un1aaSaige Menneifemas.
fer. 3ette er neInlig en- bel 8egiben.
9eS, ou Get er fsrite Sang, itSen 1870,
at en- ronterif SolOat eller I oct bele
en- ofentItg Sunftion9r / &~oirinnlets
Sieneite "paa entbebs 8egne" bar
betraabt 8atifanets Serritoriut.
2srSas pes Iiobagstto bIep 8abe
9eos Gig bifat / Ct. Betersfirfeit I'M.
Der ian inponerettoe G%erenonter, joni
1togenitrtoe bar DGret feet / Rom. Sbet
Solfemasien bar beorbret no og gor.
tene IuffeSe, brsneSe gngelsborgs
aunoner for fsrite Gang paa ooer en-
Renneifenlber.
Strar efter mootog 4arSinalSfole.
giet belle Set til 8atifanet affre0itere.
De biplonratiIfe &orps, bois nIoite
Wetlem oper6raste bet belige Sole.
aium De ~frenumeoe 8eeierinsers Son.
boIenee | anlebning Saoens 9sO.
8uroiHaF Sreslia ioareoe meb en- bsi.
itent Gale.
SreSaa ben Site Suli bill 8onffaoet,
Der ifdl pnlse M Baoe, tage tin 9e.
epnbele. % Der sisres MI ale 5lass
cerenoniele 6orberebelier og Sripes
ioerSist for at iGtte BET Sirtinife
aupet iitoro til 4onflapet. 9ette
imsoeiees meS flor Snteresie o.
SppnSina, life alerte al ale &ntoli.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-28

Geresk: .. W1saSseus
7psssssA -,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1903-09-25

copyright, 1903. by G. L. Kilmer.]
W.T. would have been a strange turn
M of fate for HancOck's noble corps,
the Old Guard of the Army of the
Potomac, comprising the boys iii
blue who repulsed Pickett's charge at
Gettysburg, had it been captured or an.
initiated in an off day of battle, yet
that nearly happened at Bristoe, Va,
Oct. IA, 1868. The valiant leader was
absent at the moment, nursing his Get,
tysburg wound, and another Gettys
burg hero, General G. X. Warren, was
at the head of the corps.
After accomplishing his skillful re-
treat from Gettysburg to the south side
of the Potomac, Lee marched leisurely
across the Rappahannock and encamp-
ed behind the Rapidan. Meade as lei
surely followed up with the Army of the
Potomac and bivouacked south of the
Rappahannock. Waiting to get his ar
my in hand for an advance to battle,
Meade was surprised one day by a sig
nal dispatch from Lee to Jeb Stuart
his cavalry leader, read on the wing by
the Federal signalmen, directing that
officer to supply his troopers with
three days travel rations. During the
next twenty-four hours it transpired
that Confederates on foot and on horse
back were marching around the flank
Of the Army of the Potomac, heading
north, and the Yankee troops began
guessing that the year 1868 would wit
ness the annual battle at Bull Run or
Manassas.
Meade at once set his troops in mo-
ton for the heights of Centerville,
position for defense between Bull Run
and Washington. On the morning of
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1903-09-25

| Oct. Ia Warren'S corps was within a
days march of the goal, but owing tC
the crowded roads came to a halt OIL
the banks of Cedar run. The road
| ahead having been cleared during the
night, Warren prepared to move on To-
ward Catlett's Station, when his biv-
ouac was suddenly fired upon from the
direction of Catlett's. The fire was
from the guns of Stuart, who in the
darkness had slipped in between War.
rem and the corps ahead, and actually
slept the night through with one eye
open for fear he would be discovered
and captured.
Daylight showed that Warren was
alone, and Stuart learned, too, that
Ewells Confederate corps was at War
ren's heels. So close were the Confed-
crates that some of Stuart's shells,
passing over the heads of Warren's
men, dropped in Ewelrs ranks. But
Stuart was given to impulse, and he
had opened fire upon division Of War
ren's at breakfast, not knowing that
another Federal division, having the
right of way that morning, was march
ing up behind a ridge close under his
guns. When these troops retaliated
upon his cannoneers with Tolleys Of
bullets Stuart called the game off and
gNlloped away toward Catlett's, fol-
lowed by Warren.
Warren had been told that he would
find his own people, the Fifth corps, I'M
der Sykes, at Bristol Station, two miles
beyond Catlett's. He intrusted his dt-
vision generals to lead the march and
remained himself with the rear guard
to see what Ewell's Confederates might
attempt in the emergency. Suddenly
from up the track, in the direction of
Bristoe, there is an outburst of guns.
Warren quits the crowded road for the
open fields and gallops to the front.
Sykes corps had been Swallowed to
Bristoe by Hills Confederate corps.
Just as Warren's had been followed by
Ewell and Stuart. Hills column was
led by General Heth, the man who
opened the battle of Gettysburg. Catch
ing sight Of the last brigade of Sykes
disappearing across the plain, Heth de-
ploys four brigades TO take it on the
run and opens fire with battery. Just
at the moment the advance of War
ren's column swings into view, and the
Confederate guns are promptly turned
the other way. Between the two an
tagonists is the Broad run, a shallow
stream, and Browns Rhode Island bat
terry OF the Second corps goes splash
ing across to a position on the opposite
bank.
Warren's men are marching along a
railroad track which is thanked on one
side By a ridge 800 yards distant Par
allel with the ridge is a cut through
which the track passes. At the sound
of Browns guns the leading brigade of
infantry is ordered to form on the
ridge, and while the troops are wheel
ing to obey Warren dashes into the
open, followed by his staff Taking in
the field at a glance, he shouts the or
der, ''By the left flank, double quick to
the railroad cutr'
The order passes down the line. and
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BRINGING IN THE CAPTURED GUNS.

/ Nineteenth Maine and are instantly
shot or stabbed.
Fooled at every point, the Confeder-
ates reel backward with half a dozen
! Federal regiments at their heels. In
| few minutes AGO prisoners are brought
| into Warren's lines, with two battle
flags and five guns of Poague's Virgin
ia battery, which opened the ball by
firing upon Sykes rear guard. A
"Yank" astride of each gun crows like
a rooster, announcing the victory.
The fight on the railroad at Bristoe
was an echo of Gettysburg in the sense
that the same men crossed bayonets.
| Heth's division charged with Pickett's
and was beaten off by the soldiers of
Webb. The Twenty-sixth North Caro-
lima carried off the palm for hard fight
ing at Gettysburg and was the heav-
lest loser at Bristoe. Hays division was
in the center on the railroad cut at
Bristoe, and it stood in the center of
Hancock's line on Cemetery hill.
The first rife shots at Bristoe were
from the guns of a little remnant of the
First Minnesota, a regiment almost an
initiated on July 2 at Gettysburg in a
feat of arms which Hancock called the
most brilliant in history. 1t charged
alone into Willcox's advancing line of
battle and came out with loss of 215
men, leaving only forty-seven with the
colors. Wilcox was also at Bristoe in
front of the railroad cut.
After dark Warren moved his men
across Broad run so stealthily as to
escape detection by Hills pickets, and
Ewell did not reach the field until the
gallant Second corps was well on the
road to Centerville in touch with the
main army. GEORGE L. KILMER.
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BRITISH CABINET BREAKS
Three Members Resign Because Views
Clash With Those of Baifour

Clash With Those of Baifour
London, Sept. 1S.-The British cab
met is broken up, the long expected
split over Chamberlain's protection
policy having come. Three members
have rendered their designations. They
are Joseph Chamberlain, secretary of
the colonies; c. T. Richie, chancellor
of the exchequer, and Lord George
Hamilton, secretary for India. The
king has accepted the designations.
The split has arisen over Chamber
!ain's advocacy of policy of protec-
ton for England and reciprocity with
her colonies. Balfoul and majority of
the cabinet have held to the old free
trade theory, and Chamberlain and his
two colleagues decided to get out.
In some quarters it is said that Bal
four may dissolve the ministry and ap-
peal to the country for vindication of
his policy. Others say he will avoid a
general election for the present.
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Sultan's Customary Regret

Boston, Sept. PA largely attended
meeting of the Greeks of Boston made
strong protests against the Bulgarian
incursions into Macedonia. The Bull
garians were charged by the speakers
with stirring up instruction and
thereby causing the slaughter of
Greeks in order that ultimately Bull
garia might annex Macedonia. A con-
tribution of nearly $1,000 was raised to
assist prosecuted Greeks in Mace.
donna
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while the soldiers of three Federal bri-
gades are running to the sheltering
cut they receive a shower of bullets
from four Confederate brtgades Of
Hill's line which are moving down the
slopes to the same point. Browns guns
are in action at the head of the column.
Ricketts, Pennsylvania battery climbs
the ridge east of the track, followed by
Arnold's Rhode Island battery. 1t was
all done in five minutes, and Warren
had-in his grasp the crossing of Broad
run in front, the crossing of Kettle
run in the rear, where two belated bri-
gades were coming up, and the rail-
road
Warren commanded three divisions
Webb's, Hays and Caldwell's-and Hill
three-Heths, AndersOn's and Will
cox's. 1t was o'clock in the afternoon.
Ewell was coming slowly up in the
wake of Warren's rear guard. If Hill
could hold the Second corps of FEEDER
ais until Ewell Joined forces with him
Warren could escape by a miracle only.
Hills men rushed forward in the
face of witSering fire. Battle flags go
down and fresh hands raise them aloft.
Warren, Webb and Hays gallop up and
down the track encouraging their men.
Warren's line is broken in two places.
In the center the track is crossed at
grade by wagon road, and Confeder-
ates who venture in there are shot or
knocked down by the men of the For
ty-secOnd New York. The Eighty-sec-
lures Hil's men who have crossed the
track at the head of the line, near
Broad run. A few bold Confederates
climb the embankment held by the