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The Dickinson press., 1904-07-23
PASSION PLAY VIEWS GOOD.
Pictures Please a Large Audience A,
Spokane, May 4th.

At the Spokane, the Passion Play in
the form Of pictures taken at Oberam-
mergau drew a large audience. The
reproduction of the scenes attending the
crucifxion and following it gives ever
close students of the New Testament a
more vivid idea of the most momentous
event in Christian history than does the
reading of the Text. Some of the scenes
and especially the %fagellation of the
Redeemer as he bore his cross on the
way to Calvary, were seen with rapt and
almost breathless attention. The other
living pictures were exceptionally good
The vocal selections given by Georgi;
Carey Pittwood were excellent. This was
especially the case with her rendition OIL
"The Holy City" illustrated. Little
Louis, the phenomenal child singer, wa:
recalled time and again.-Spokane Re
view, May 4th.
At Dickinson opera house Wednesday
July IT..
The Dickinson press., 1904-07-23
FOR SALE

One IS-horse Watcrous Gasoline Thresh-
err Engine, second hand. Price $4,000.
One new Minneapolis separator and H.
horse Dingce horse power. Come and
look them over. For prices, terms, etc,
call on GEORGE LEE,
7.o-tf Gladstone, N. d.
The Dickinson press., 1904-07-23

Now VT probably have the very best
Japan tea that as yet been sold in town
-Schelling's best in hall and one pound
packages. Please try this tea and you
want it again. At Drenkel's. 5-14-tf
The Dickinson press., 1904-07-23

We hope to make our store
popular, and will do our
best to keep up its popu.
larity by giving the very
best goods at the most rea.
sonable prices.
The Dickinson press., 1904-07-23

There is more Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all the other diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. Foragreat
many years doctors pronounced it a local
disease and prescribed local remedies,
and by constant failing tocure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a con-
stitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F.. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu.
tional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surface of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address,
FL. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Dickinson press., 1904-07-23

A. b. Berry of Taylor returned Mon.
day from New Jersey and the following
day drove to Dickinson to see if he could
prevent people from cutting hay on land
which he had leased. Mi. Berry said
that every time he visited the East he
returned home thinking more of North
Dakota. He says no one can properly
appreciate the advantages offered to
farmers and stock growers in Stark coun-
ty until after making a trip TO the agri-
cultural districts of the East.
David Roberts, game warden, is hot
on the trail of breakers of the law which
makes il a crime to kill, take into cap
tivity or ship from the state any antelope
between the years 1901 and 1911. On
Monday he had two men from the south
bound over to district court. One of the
men had three antelope in his possession
and the other had one. Mr.. Roberts
brought in his fourth man on Wednesday
and there are others who will probably
get arrested during the coming few days.
Adam Lefor has resigned his position
at the Dickinson Mercantile Co. store
and has moved to Gladstone. He will
look after his cattle shipments and then
reft and open the New York Hotel in
Gladstone, also a irst.class livery stable
IN connection Herewith. The hotel and
stable will be under the engagement of
| Lefor Bros. g. Co. Adam Lefor saws
| that he has no fault to find with Dickin.
son or the firm for which he worked,
| but he prefers to be in business for him.
self and considers that he has a very
good opportunity.
Geo A HUGHES If c,,end;ve wac in
the city on Thursday meeting old friends
and arranging for the sp endid enter
tainment which is in store for Dickinson
people on the goth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes are not in the show business but
they have arranged with some talented
New York friends to give one night each
at the following places: Dickinson, Bis
marck. Glendive, Miles City and Billings.
They do 1t largely Tor their own amuse-
ment and for the further purpose Of
giving the people where they are SO we'll
acquainted something really good.
~.. a.: ~
AI:h'paiu Su'I.e o!eo at ms no.ne III
Sullie, MIMI July u" aeea 81 years.
DeceaseG nao o oeeh d Iesiaent OF w'nona
IOully SllSC ICOI. TIC Is SuItlNCO ny q
The Dickinson press., 1904-07-23
Beat the Ice Man!

OCOI IuIc ICc W0uj
Don't pay the milk man; get out
of paying the rent it you can; but
don't beat yourself by getting your
watch liked cheap, 1t piles up
works like u per cent interest.
Good watch work cannot be done
"cheap" simply because good
American watch material costs
money, for instance, Il dozen genu-
inc American jewels, sapphire,
ruby or garnet costs $500 and a
gross--I2 dozen-of the Swiss i'm
ported kind cost but 75c. Which
do you want in your watch? Of
course if you knew it you would
not want the cheap" kind. They
r improperly made. A jewel of
this kind cuts off the staff or in
other words ruins the parts OF your
watch that work in connection
with it and you are up against
some more work for the watch
maker-and if you don't get this
work done as good as new as it is
done in American watch factories,
with the same material you will
"land up paying for a new watch.
We sell only the best American
watches and S only genuine
American material at reasonable
prices the kind that you will re-
member long after you have for.
gotten the price.
T. J.. GREENE & co.,
DRUGGISTS AND JEWELERS..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
Nus Mcflcnbura.

W%edlenburg nit ieineln irudt6o
rem So0en bat nll6 cine ltottlifc Nll,
5obl Oid)ter bcrborgcbradt, iuenn lie
audi nidt ale Die Trit Gelter Elm
flullilfes Eluttoeutid 9eid)rieben bo.
ben. Nlld) iebt lit zine reife Srlld)t
crlhlellen, elm DETERMINATIONS Old.
tcrbud), beraus9egeben bon Or. Hi.
doro 0oble, oos oicleS Sdone ent.
BAIT, gboli @ilbronot, Seinrid) Sci
Del, Mar 9reper iIub barunter, mo
mir lernen cine aoh5e Au5obl nellcr
Nanlelni. fenneit, Die pir uiht leiht
lpieoer pergclien iucrOcn.
G6t nieocroeutiu frGftig flin0t sic
SdlnBitropbc bes Wcoid)tes: Min
@cg" bon &idorb Sobie:
oSurrob, - luenn inner minen sSo,lt
Dc IeIt uno Sel9en fnofen -
Sd bobn mie iiilben minen @eg,
&opp bod III ltiep ben Haden!" -
llno icbr lieblidl an Storm'ihe grt
0elnahneno, lit bas fleine @eoidt bon
Edlil Murmfe: .0ie Holen b%lGllben".
Sans it'll is't. @lot min Sort, Moric,
Cat ldecft I'M loft 10 lltb.
Sat tiimmt, mirt I6unmern maro,
Morie,
I'm nil Su biilt min 9rut.
Id funm bod! Sunni! Ole Noien
bl1ilbn,
DC Silft is peif I'M marm;
DC 8orenlal,p is oibt IN arG,uL
In ut IS Soit IN 2ornl.
9ot is De ole Ste1', Moric,
&on Del Din Snrt 10 meit.
Cor liid't Gin 90 10 bell, Maric,
Sor alorbt Gin Sort 10 belt.
Cor Iiggt DC luoe @elt 10 pio,
In lpi liinb 9nn5 allein -
Td flmm ood, flmm! t is Hriib.
iobrstio,
Sunni nit! De Hoien blGibn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
Sum northumberland beS Wort.
bemtIden llpSb.

Der Northumberland oeS Horoo.
SlopO bat i'm Sabre 1903 fpieoer
cnorrtc 3iffern erreid)t, uno Is miro
nniere Seier setpiB intcreisirciL ei.
nige nobere Angaben iiber oieien8c.
Jenltono 5u . tolten.
lleter Den Verbrauh BON 6Geiid;
miro 5olgenoes beribtet: Ger Ne.
iammtuerbraud an Sleiib tohne@e.
fIiigeD pro 1903 betrdgt 81. 001Gent.
ner, melde bel einem Durhihnitts.
perbraah bon 70 Seq. pro 8on' uro
SaDr (pie Dies fir Berlin 5utriift)
ben @eharf fir cine Staot pcll 81.
UG Gintpobnern fir Gin aansesN obr
oeden miiroe. Die perbrnudtc
Slei t,men9e entipriht elmer Ni5obl
pon 1920 Sdien. 14,20s Sdnuci,
tert 1905 &albern nnb 16,242 Sam.
meln, elmer Seroe, al oeren Grnal,,
ri,ng cine 5labe ron $1,000 Ha. Re.
item Warib : @eioelanoes ericroer.
iih 1T.
@efIisel: Der 9erbraud, CT @e.
flii9el iuiiroe fit cine lpeit ar6Bere
VepOlfernnas5abl oils oas aerbroldj-
te Jleiidquantum sereidt babcn:
Der Noroo. Slopo hat i'm poriaer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
Die selbe 8efabr.

@ie man am Stamntiid) bei'm
3i6alli iiber Nilblano uno So.
pan oenft.
obreiiirt in WonbGtten.
5igite .. Mts.
Stoots . 3eitlnigS WubspGper,
ooreiiirt / Manbdtten.
Wiiter Goiter! Seb ben Sd Sbne
ldunn c Tanr nal inpeiteo, Inns emol
on llnlerm Stammtild) beim 1idalli
sc wiliitte I'm e Yaar gennB- inb
lebrreid)e Stunoe bel Tins 5e Der.
brinse I'M Sic balpipe es INNER nod
nit getban. @as Der Ndtter9 -
@arnm fimme Sic nit2 Saptpe
Gle @nait, Dab es Sblle 81 bel fold.
tie tbGt?.
Oes pGr ndmlid Nonien5. Son
Sine mero oes nit erpeftet, DOB sic
iie (ote 0rinfs meen i'd ufflebe.
9es loiie Sip Mei Sors iei. Sic
fonnte atptuer merflib GA mas lerne
I'm manfen Yoint born, no e gi,tes
eitem Dor Sbne Nr Yapier made
.tbGt.
Sor Sniten5 beint baippe Wir ipie.
Der e iebr intereiting Oibat gebobt.
Tn mer lernt oa INNER ood) mas
HeueS Serbei, mann mer oadl meent,
mer tbdt ihun gles piiie. 0es
fimmt oaber, ipeil INNER 5pei Der.
ibieoene Yarteie oa fem, no Irgll.
ments gege enanner made. 90 gum
geiipiel iiplper De @ar. 9a is Der
9einamit Did, mo nit Ole Syaps
i%impatteiit, neil er Dem ruiiiide SO.
pertinent Die Yriigel gonnt. lin
bann is ba aaf Der 9ombe' Bob,
mo iegt, bob Die Ruiie winne miiBte,
tpeil iunidt Die Nibiliite fei Chou
mebr bort bate.
9ergege bot Der Seiie.Sannes ge.
iast. mann Die Saps aepinnc tbdte,
oes mar ote tord)terlid)lte Odnld)er
for Die iipwileilte Worlo in @eitalt
BUN Der gelbe 8efabr, neil Damn Die
SIdeinies uno Die Saps, no piele
bunnert tauieno Wiaiens nombern
tbatc, lid iiluiper Die gauge Welt er.
giebe III Iaes dineiiid made tbdte
III Der @eibe Wann bdtt tel Sbop
mebr I'M that als Slao gebalte ipern
III aae 80lfer mibte iid gum Sci.
oertbnm 5eriidbefebrn loiie III nib.
te Die dineiiihe Gan9tpdtid Ierne,
100 oes Mlpbdbett oerpo iipfpeneorei.
BIG tauienb guditabe bot, Die sroBe
Iiangsbuditabe, no als Sniidels
iii adpitdls itebn, nod nit emol
NIT gerehnet.
| Der Rieie-Y eter bot geiaat, oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
5uei Sdlaftanscrinncn.
W a0eleine uno WaaO a.
ZEN a..

Sn Wiinden errcgt Die S6laftGn.
aerin Waocleine q. nod INNER groz
Bes Irfieben. @ie mir ihon friiber
beridtet baben, miro Die Game bpp.
%notiiirt uno pernlag bann, mnporbc,
reitet, ipie lie iid) bat, iebe beliebige
Wulif, iei es Beethoven, iei es @og.
l'er. lei es Sdiuings, Ourb panto.
mlnlilden 1an5 81 be9leiten. Gin.
aeTiibrt moroen in Die Miinhener
@eieni6ait lit MaoeIeine ourd Den
Yipfiater Or. 6rbr. b. Sdrenf.
Roblng. Die Sblaftdn5erin bat 3lt,
crit IN eincm Eripat5irfel ilno Damn
IN groBerer OeffentIidfeit fir 90
Warf @ntree ibre Yroouftionen gum
@elten gegeben, unb lire 9eiitungen
linb aud Gusfiibrli6 silnt @eaen.
ltano observation-disclosures nnb Gitbeti
ider erorterungen gemadt moroen.
@nu inft Or. Srans &oberts in
elmer 9roidiire nGie SdIaftan8erin
@aoeleine g." (gerlag bon O. Dirt
G Go, Wiinden) na~f5uipeiien, oaf,
in Der aanaen Sa9e Der Sppnotis.
INNS nnidJnlbis lit. oaB Die 3an3eriii
%iiberbanpt gar nidt bppnotiiirt lit,
ionOern ibre aunit in ipadem gu.
itanoe ausiibt. ans benz iadlide,
SbeiI Der @roidiire iei Scr 8eridt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
SmnbeslicS Der &rascr Semtid)em
StHoentcn.

@ir bnlten treu Die beutide @a6t,
@eeint bilrb 9ruoerbanOe.
Gin itartcr Sells im miloen Wecr
Gin Sort I'M SeinoeSlanoe!
limo rei5t Sbr oild) Den EObcl alf,
Sreibt Yolitif Der @olie,
Ger oeutibe 9lride fiirht't ii6 nid)t
&or oller Sibcden Soiie!
Is bat Die Erager bobe S1ul
@etroBet nllen Stiiimen,
Drum TOPPER porio1rts Wann fir
Wann
Ger Safer Orb 5ll 1hirmeu!
CAB nlmmermebr 5u riitteln Iib
Gin 6reher je eroreilte
Sm 9olliucrf beltlber @iiIenItnit
llno an Dem oeutityen @eiite!
Gie 6urben Die nit frobcm Wutb
Nir Itol5 Die uniern nennen,
@ir polen lie ols Seiligtbum
Il6 bis gum 600 befemnen!
Nie fam lie Der Sliiiten @utb
&om Sci6 uns tiidiid reiBen;
Gem l%liere Ser3ei, iino aus Stobl
limo unier Golf ans Glen!
&ubolf @rein3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
Warf I,uain ais Hbiluiupb.

Der Sumoriit Warf Ipain lit ut.
ter Die Pbiloiopben seaangen. aber
aud oils lolfer 5eigt er iih ais Der la
denoe Sbalf. 1as bepeiien folaen-
De luItigm M%pborismen, Die aus Der
! Dgteilen Solge" 6 gGnoe, eridienen
bel Snb in Stuttgurt) 'entnommen
fino: ngs 9iebt menige 9inge, Die
tinleiolider itno II. mebr 1rgern, oils
elm giites 9eiipieI. - Nidts beSarf 10
iebr Der Heform, aIs Die 8eipobnbei.
ten anoerer 2eute. - 9drm benefit
nod, gar nidtsl Sft gadert cine Sen.
ne, Die bod bios eiN 81 aeIest bat, dis
bGtte iie einen .Wono CUR Nelt ae.
brud)t. - Seben. beiBt 9eiben. Selbit
Die Gilelle oes Sumors lit uitt 3reu.
De, ionoern Sdmer5. Oesbalb gibt es
feinen Sumor i'm Simmel. Wir
aulturmeniden beiiteH orei umid,Gs.
bare Sitter. fir ole, mir Got nif,t ge.
Mug oanfen f6nnen: Reoefreibeit. Sc.
rutiiensireibeit - uno oie &lugbeit.
uns feiner Der sbeioen Sreibeiten 5i
beoienen. ..9oBt uns oanfbar iein ae-
gen Die Sbafstopfe! Wenn tie niht
iparen. f1men mir 9liiseren nitt por.
ipdrts. Beriud,en mir, 10 5u leben.
oaB bel mierem 5ooe iogar Der 2ei.
! HaphoSt,tto tro,,nrt
Searit's m'Y orfer .M or.
een.S%ournal"' idreibt biiiis: Sole
dno 'fdne" Ut DDS hsiieite Sdlastport
Der conierpatipen 'Gemofratet. ,Sn
mnier seliebtes Dentih iibertrdeett
beibt es: Jriid, geiuno unS me-
idlMege."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24

Sa5 moab i, mie oiers g'idlag'm
bat.
Del 0ien0'l idcr5t: IS mag 81
Gees funnt' i ioit beihmor'nl"
So5 moaB /, mie piel'S a'i6loq'l
bat:
Sic bat mi narriid germ.
Mei' 0ieno'l ladt: ~ 9uiici
mohit'?
@eh' meita gib an Ruab!"
Sag lpoab /, mie piel'S g'idloa'n bat
@eunt frica' / 9rliiei'n g'nuo.
Nici' 9ieno'l iugt: 30 &lolterirou
User /, uno net 9ei' @ei'!" -
3a5 luooB /, mie piel'S geidlo9'n
fat,
Sa5 b'iteT / 8 Sod5cit glei'.
u. 9reper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24

ldiirten, milniid) be9leitet, unbefiini-
inert Inn ben NuulnL, Der ibon
gtbem unb 2eben erltidte. . Die
Sronmtdn5erin aus 3ertit mare o
bier Sa%brbunoerten ein Spier bes
pSerenbommers" 9eluorOen. Stott
%beionncn idauenoer Shriitite1er,
Ier5te, Sournalilteu, b1tten erais
tirte Snquiiitoren NM ibr teilflildes
Sroumipiel a"eieilen unb baS Softer
Yrotofol aufgenommen, boS lie oe3
SeufelSperfebrs iibertpieS. Sb iie
bineeriftet morben m1re? 8eilt
3peifel! @ie Tie gum 5peiten Wale
oiht bel mir porbei fomnlt, ieb' ih
ouf ibrer entbloBten linfen Sbulter
Elm fleines braunes Sledben. Dos
.Seuielsmul" nGre gefunben aetprs
len. llnb Die Erobe auf's grempel
bate punberpoq seitimmt. 0enn
oie .9robe" perlongt, haB Der Sen-
fersfnett nit einem ipien Snitrus
ment in oas gefunbene Wol binein-
ftieB. @enn fem glut nndiprong,
10 mar sic Seufelsbubliduft erDic-
fen, mo es beburfte feines peiteren
9emeiies. -. gus nud geenoiguna
bes 9~etan5ten @eoitts Elm Yofi3ei-
Sffi5ier, Die Siefe bes fatuleptiibcn
ShlafeS 81 erpro6en, nit elmer gol'
benen Maoel tief in ben Sberarm
Der Shlafenoen tad, 5udte tie niht,
ertpabte Tie nibt - unb es fam fetn
9lut. Sor bier Sabrbrnberten batte
ibr Der GerIub Sroum. Gang mnb
2eben gefoitet, mo Weiiter Sans
bate tie in Gmpiang genommen.
Ger oide Serr I'M Smofing bat
ons Serenlieo reolid ihmiBenO be.
enbet. Mit Dem p%erlegeneu 2dheln,
oaS alien geipedten Sonnombulen
eigen, iiebt iif Die Dame I'M &reiie
INN. Sic trinft einen ShliId @ai-
ier lno lpeiB bon nihts. Iii6 miibe
lit ie nidt. Damn linft iie, Elm puar
mognetiiben Striben iofort gebor.
delb, mieber in Shlaf. Sim &la.
bier ipielt Senlono ein Eotpolirri
n9eil Dir i'm Sieaerfron5" lie
maritirt nit ltroblenber Wtiene bis
5ur Humpe mo ibeint cine imoei-
mare Sabine bulbigeno 81 ihmingen.
n9occaccio"-oie Seierlidfeit Deibt.
iie 5eigt lod)elo ole Sabine umb tanst
NIT ldiiig flieaenoenslrmen. n9rout-
marid)" aus Dem .2obengrin" =
lie idreitet mieoer feierlib, bel oen
Gionoitellen Die Sono ont Sbr....
llebcrmdbig groB lit Die Musoruds-
fdbigfeit niht. Cine mod)enhe
Sdallipielerin ipielt better, cine
Sdn5erin ton5t 9ro5ioier. Aber Dos
@unoerbare lit inn @runbe niht.
10 c oieie Dame aus 3erbit tanst,
ionoern buB Tie ton5t; oaB lie I'M
S6loie ton5t.
9Hur fiird)t' id, mir ,perben nns
boIb nidt mebr retten f0nhen Dor
.ShlaftGn3erinnen." SIS lei benn
- mir MAIDEN linen micocr benFros
5eB, bis Die Snquiiitinnen aclteben,
bob linen Der 1euiel ielber 10 Ion5
mic Winenipiel bei9ebradt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24

NOR Niles Hanien5. Gr loBt BET Die
5iheinieS Waide IN oeS lpGrn 9an5
ornlide 2eit; Of eourie, notiirlih,
mann mer lei Sidet perform bGtt, oa
b1tt mer iid) oes ielber 3u5uidreime,
oab mer Die @aif nit friege fonnt,
aipiper nonli @ener niipaiie lno lei
1idet nit uerliern tbGt, ou tbGt er
ii6 nit Dor Der eelben @eiabr &c
fordte braud)e.
Ses bot iih Der aranatte : fSriB
eneigemildt III gelaet, es mar IQes
dummies 3ellg uno @ir wiiBte nit
pun mas @ir talfe tbGte. @r mar
lelber in Rlli6d aetpeie iii Sic HulIe
pGrn Die ieinite 9eit, mo es aeiptpe
tbot. IS mdr mebr 9iloung, so.
ltufalhen III bobere allltiber in
HllibG, pie ergeub mo anneriht. Gr
fonnt beS priipe. Sn SGuft Yiters.
burg That mebr edter SdampGbn
9etrunfe mern, mie in HGriB ODER
gorlin ooer iogar Hep.Dorf. In
8attlebier tbGt's aad oa geipipe ,n
Die Sinner tbGte INNER IN oreiSpra.
DIE sc gleiher Belt taIfe, ndmlih
&uliiih, 5renih unb Si6orm1n. I'm
mann e Wanm Sin ba eilaoe tb1t,
oa mar oes nit bios for Ell 9rinf,
lonnern for De gan5e abeno influlip
Siater, Garrdoihreit, "COPPER" uno
Son I'M ole Sn3ioentelS bis sun,
nerte Worhe 9emeent.
nWell. mann oeS 10 is" ieat Der
@eiBe @eite.S borlh, yoa iimpotteis
SD Of courie nit oe Hui6Gns."
nges,", iest Ser .araipatte : Srit,
~aebt Wid SGnft Eitersburg einige
3eit. @om mer oa in Gene iSGmili
cigelabe pero, oa friest mer idun
bepor Dem Dinner 10 piel &c elie, oaB
mer plabt III Der Shampabn flieBt
nor TO-"
~Sa," ieat ser 0einamitt : Old,
.oipmer mie is cS nit Die SSSupoe.
gr0ueI I'm ole iibiril6e 8raulam-
feite?"
~Iaes !Sumbug," iegt Der Sra.
matte. 6rit. nSn Sibirien lebe Die
Gerbonnte mie Die Soribte III oes
itrenge 8leimdtt BORT is IQes e Gig.
lin @elo fam mer Made in MllldG."
'abrt Der &ruDatte : Sris fort, ,ge
buoelt nero GA - GA iein llnIer vi
oermonner uno 2ebidisl1ters Maiie.
tinner oergege. 8arm in &ilitd c
Mam ell GontrGtt mit'm @oper.
ment bot, I'm CT tbut oes ridti9e
Ding NIT Die @operment . Iffiliers
Oa iein Miaiens brein."
Sic bate emol iebe ioGe, Wiiter
Gbiter, mie Dem aroipotte q. Srit lei
Sdtloerung pun MuibG ole Stim.
mlng nmgeorebt bot. Iles hot Jet
NIT Hulba iimpatteiit III SD muB
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01
Names of Gettysburg Survivors.

Names of Gettysburg Survivors.
w. H Sanderson, Second United
States infantry, secretary of the Reg
ular Army Veteran Association of the
Army of the Potomac, Dayton, O..
writes as follows:
over year ago congress passed
an act authorizing erection of monu-
ments on the battlefield of Gettysburg
to commemorate the deeds of valor
on that field by the different organiza-
lions of the regular army, including all
arms of the service.
I'm order to carry out the provisions
of the act, under the supervision of
the supervision of the secretary of
war, it is very desirable to obtain the
names and addresses of all survivors
of the regular army who participated
in that engagement Many addresses
of the survivors of the regiments of in
fautry in the brigades of Gems. Day
and Burbank, First and Second brig
AIDES. Second division, Fifty Army
corps are on file.
Those of the cavalry and infantry
who participated in the battle of Get
tysburg should send their names and
addresses to Col. John P. Nicholson,
chairman of the Gettysburg Battle
field commission, Gettysburg, Pa, SO
that preliminary steps can be taken
to the appointment of committees to
represent the different organizations
of the regular army who served with
the Army of the Potomac and engaged
in the Gettysburg campaign. 1t is
also requested that the names and ad-
dresses of the survivors be sent to
the secretary, as above, tor further re-
union purposes
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01
Out of the Question.

Between now and the Sth of Novem-
Der the Democratic party would like
to be considered as sane and reason
able in its intentions regarding the re
vision of the tariff How sane and
how reasonable would Democratic.
government be that was elected on a
platform which denounces protection
as robbery? About as sane and rea-
sonable as w. J. Bryan would be if he
had the controlling voice in determine
ing whether or not the single gold
standard should be maintained. The
truth is, the Democratic party does not
know how to be sane and reasonable
on any vital question 1t is out of the
question.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01
Seeks Old Comrades.

When the 1st Connecticut heavy ar
tiIlery was mustered out at Battery
Rodgers, Va, I was a member of Co.
1. and in the hospital there. writes
Larkin A. Cooper of 80 Hudson street,
Boston Ny corpora1s warrant and
other papers were left at the head OF
my bunk in the barracks. If any COM
rade can help me find them, should
feel very grateful
Twas i'll ard l think out of my head
the night before leaving, but was quite
myself in the morning. when my boy
hood friend, Varnum Simons, who be-
longed in the regiment, informed me
we were going home. The doctor in
charge was 10th to give me certih-
cate, but with the assurance that my
friend would take good care of me on
the way, finally did So IT comrade
Simons, who emigrated to Florida
soon afterward. is alive and sees this,
l should be most thankful to hear
from him or from any one who viii
give me information about him.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01
Had Forty-eiqht Wounds.

Among the many interesting veter.
ans who attended the Grand Army OF
the Republic encampment in Boston
was Capt. John F. Chase, who bears
the scars of forty-eight wounds re
ceived in the battle of Gettysburg. He
was a cannoneer in Maine battery,
and in the engagement named shrap-
mel shot exploded in front of him and
four dozen pieces Of it entered his
body. He remained on the field for
two days, and when picked up was
thought to be dead. His right arm
was subsequently amputated and it
was found that he had lost an eye by
the explosion. Previous to Gettys-
burg he had been in numerous great
battles, but escaped injury.