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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-29
HOW'S This?

We offer one hundred dollars
reward for any case of catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. r. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have
known F. J. Cheney for the last
Is years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able
TO carry out any obligations made
by his firm. Walding, Kinnan &
Marvin, wholesale druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure if taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Test imonials sent free.
Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
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Good eating apples at thu
Palace of Sweets.
John Pasha is in the city today
from Blackjack on BUSINESS.
Editor S. R. Moorhead of Turtle
River is spending the day in Be-
midi attending to business
! matters.
Attend the Spring Millinery
, Opening at Conger's Friday and
Saturday of this week.
Nels Nelson of Bagley arrived
in the city last night to spend
few days here renewing acquain-
! tances.
No goods will be sold tomorrow
evening at the Berman Emporium
during the opening.
+! L. r. Johnson left this morning
for Brainerd and other points
south on business for the G. A.
Smith company.
| John Highland returned to
Lake George this morning after
having spent several days in the
city with friends.
} Our usual display of spring
millinery will be Of special inter.
est Friday and Saturday, March
80 and 81. LOUISE HETLAND.
Peter Larkin, who is now con,
Quoting a saloon at Kelliher, ar.
rived in Bemidji this morning
and is spending the day here
with friends.
}, FOR SALE-Dime Saver store
$3.50 if sold this month. A snap
) look LnlS up:
A. Gilmour, who is now man
! ager Of the Blackjack DRUG
!. company's store at Blackduck
; arrived in the city this morning
: and will remain here to take il
the band concert this evening.
2 THERE'S nothing worse than a,
= offensive breath. It comes iron
J, bad stomach and liver. Hollis
o tiers Rocky Mountain Tea cure,
/ all liver disorders and perfumes
5 the breath. IS cents, tea or tai
lets. Barker's Drug store.
n A. D. Cameron arrived in tn,
/ city this afternoon from Billings
= Mont where he has been EN-
r ployed on survey that is bein,
a run between Billings, and Grea
e Falls. Mr.. Cameron will re
$ turn to his work on the surve,
latter brief visit withhis family
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!. Good eating apples at the
Palace Of Sweets.
W. T. Blakely is in the city
today from Farley.
The library association req uest
that all books be returned at
once as the rooms are to be fumi-
gated soon.
J. J. Opsahl went to Farley
last night to look after his wood
camps in the vicinity of that
village.
A, D. Moe went to Northome
last night for a short visit in the
interests of the Bemidji Tailoring
company.
Grand Spring Millinery Open.
ing at Mrs. Conger's Friday and
Saturday Of this week. Every.
body cordially invited.
! J. w. Irwin returned this
morning from Kelliher, where he
has been for short time looking
J, after the breaking up of mum
Der of the Irwin & O'Brien camps
in that vicinity.
A cordial invitation is extended
: to the ladies of Bend il and yicin
ity, to.attend the Berman En-
porium opening tomorrow even
ing. ....:. .s.s
The most healthful, upbuildin!
medicineknownt to science; gentl,
soothes the liver and nerves
makes digestion easy, brings t
all the eweet sleep of youth: Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 8
cents. Barker's Drug store.
F. J. Kline, who has been il
the city for a few days on busi
ness for the Walker & Akele,
company, left this afternoon 70
Bena, where he will spend
Ishort time on business for TIL
company before returning to hi
lhome at Akeley.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
70 the Editor of the Bemidj
Daily Pioneer, Bemidji MINI.

LILLY flOneer, bemldJl MINI.
Dear sir:
In your issue of March 28th
you give the public quite a long
article on the shipment Of men
to the far west by the employ
ment agencies of our city.
Please publish the following
statement in the interests of the
undersigned employment agen.
,ies who do not ship men from
the woods to the west.
We realize the fact that the
lumbermen of this vicinity are
the men that give us our bust
ness. We understand also that
these same lumbermen want
these same men here on the
lrives in the spring. We also
realizs the fact that there is
plenty of railroading to. be done
here this summer. The facts
are: There has been no time
during the past winter and
spring that it was possible for us
to get men to fill our orders. We
haye orders on our books now
for 200 more men than we can
fill, with new orders coming in
every day, and when this man
Mr.. Anderson cane from the
west, or from ST. Paul, to get
men for the west he tried all of
the Offices for business and could
get none of US to accept his
proposition except A. T.
Nheelock and the branch of the
Blackduck office, Messrs. Ander-
son & Johnson, who took up his
business and are responsible in
,erson for the present condition
# affairs. v-..-.-
We realize the position taken
by the business men of the city
and are entirely in sympathy
with them. .- IT,.
T. J. MILLER & Co.
MCDONALD & HARRINGTON
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RETAINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Willie Hoppe Defeats slosson in a Bill
lard Game in New York.

New York, March 29.-Willie Home.
the nineteen-year-old champion billiard
player of the world at 18-inch balkline.
successfully defended the title which
he won from Vignaux in Paris three
months ago by defeating George Slos-
son here during the evening. The final
score was 500 to 1872. In addition to
retaining the championship trophy
Hoppe won side bet of $500 and the
net gate receipts, which will amount
to over $1,000.
Most of the we'll known amateur
and professional billiard players in the
Eastern states saw the game, which
from the outset was somewhat disap-
pointing, as neither of the contestants
played up to the form which they
showed in their practice exhibitions.
Hoppe, however, proved to be Slos-
sons master, after the twelfth inning.
Summary:
Hoppe Total, 500; average, 10 4O-4e:
high runs, S., .,45, ~.
slosson = Total, 1872; average,
32-45: high runs, 81, 80, 80.
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Cash Brunette returned to
Black luck last night after serv-
ing as a deputy sheriff d uring the
court term ended yesterday.
Register of Deeds j. O. Harris
spent last night looking after
business interests at Tenstrike,
returning home this morning.
"A cordial invitation is extended
to the ladies Of Bemidji and vi
cinity, to attend the Berman
Emporium opening tomorrow
evening.
George McCrea left last night
for Northome, where he will
spend a few days looking after
tim Der interests for the Backus-
Brooks company.
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Bids for City Printing.

Sealed bids will be received by
the City Clerk of the City of Be-
midi at his Office in the city hall
for such legal printing as the law
requires to be published, ''not
including job printing nor fnan-
cial statement" Bids will be
opened at meeting of city council
on End prox. The council re.
serves the right to reject any and
all bids. - 80.
THOs. MALOY, @
City Clerk.
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Will Be Calico Dance.

The grand ball to be given on
Easter Monday at the city hall
by the police department Of the
city will be a calico dance and all
ladies who attend the affair will
be requested to wear gowns
made of that material.
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No goods will be sold tomorrow
evening at the Berman EN- porium
during the opening.
County Superintendent of
Schools J. J. Regain left last
night to visit the schools at
Blackduck and Kelliher.
E. D. Alger returned to his
home at Tenstrike last night
after spending short time in
Bemidj on business. %
i A. A Goodrich left this after
noon for Bena, where he will re-
main for a short time on business
for the Carpenter Lamb CON.
pany.
Until further notice the Mime
sofa and international railway
company will not accept perish
able freight for parts north of
Northome, and other freight will
be accepted only, subject to de:
lay.
When you are wearied from
over work, feellistless or languid
or when you cannot sleep or eat
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mounta in
Tea. One of the greatest tones
known. IS cents, tea or tablets
Barker's Drug store.
Sheriff Bailey and Deput,
Isheriff J. n. Bailey left this
morning for ST. Cloud, where
they took Curtis Franklin Q:
Funkley, who was committed t
the state reformatory YESTERDAY
afternoon by Judge Spooner.
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Postpone Hunuarian EI.c+;on.

Budapest, Hungary, March 29.-It is
understood that as result of confer
ences at Vienna between Emperor
Francis Joseph and the Hungarian
cabinet ministers it was decided to
postpone the elections for a few
months, when the government hopes
to be able to obtain majority.
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Collision on the Santa Fe.

Ash Fork, .Ariz., March 2o.-Cali.
fornia limited No. 3, westbound, and
the Atlantic express, eastbound on
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railway met in headend collision at
Cosnino, switching station near Flag.
staff at O'Clock p. m. No passen-
gers or trainmen were killed or seri-
ously injured. Several passengers
were slightly bruised and cut
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Yacht Club TO Meet.

A meeting of the Bemidji Yacht
club will be held at the city coun.
Gil rooms this evening and
all mem bers are requested to be
present. The appointment Of
the standing committees will be
made tomorrow night.
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Millinery Opening.

You are most cordially invited
to attend our spring millinery
opening. Showingethe most cor
rect pattern hats and the choicest
and up.to.date line of millinery
goods. On Friday and Satur day,
March 30 and 81.
LOUISE HETLAND.
Phone PIG, call 8.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire to take this way of
expressing our sincere thanks to
the many friends and neighhors
who so kindly assisted US during
the last sickness and death of
our beloved child,
MIR. AND MRS. NEWLY
AND FAMILY. --
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THE CITY.
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~
Good eating apples at the
Pa]ace(of Sweets.
Rev. Father O'Dwyer left last
night for Blackjack, where he
will hold Catholic services today.
The Bemidji Elevator company
are exclusive agents for Barlow's
Best, Mascot and Cremo flour
Every lady should attend the
spring display of millinery a.
Mrs. Conger's Friday and Satur
day all day and in the evening:
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Section Hands on Strike

Milwaukee, March 29.-About 200
section hands employed in the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad
yards in the Menominee valley, this
city, and about the yards of the West
Milwaukee shops, went on strike
during the day, demanding an in.
crease of pay from the present scale
Of $3.50 a day to. SITS a day.
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Robert A. Van Wyck, former mayor
of New York, and Kate E. Hertle, for
mer wife of John G. Hertle, commits
sioner of accounts, were married in
New York city. .. . -.
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Band Concert March %.

Director Symington of the Be.
midi band announces that the
next indoor concert to be given
will take place at the city hall on
the evening Of March 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
LSAUes@

neber BEN @usfaIt elmer
aajdhrli9en Samilien<H sunipn pirb
aug Wbitebpuie, 81. g.. bsri6tet: Ob=
glei9 bier f4on lange betannt lit, bab
in biefem Sabre feline 3eunion Der
Tamilie Smith, etsentli9 S6mibt,
ftattfinben pirb, ldufen bod mod inn
mer aus ben per59iebenften Skilen
Nep Serfeps bon Mitglieber Der So
milie @nfrasen in peapod, benz
StammiiB Der Samilis, elm, parum
benin feline @inlabunsen gu benz biss>
idbrigen picnic erseben. Mber gum
erften Mal felt 80 Sabren muB biefss
Tamtlien<P icnie unterbleiben, neil bic
SarmlGnbereieu Bel Yeapod, bic Der
Samilie ieit pielen 9ensratipnen ge>
hOrten, pprtbeilhaft bertauft porben
finb unb elm dnberer Yicnicplab ni9t
porbanben tit. @enn in 3utunft bisz
fe peitbin befonnten Jamilientage Der
aus Oeutf9lanb ~itammenben Camille
fortgefebt psrben iolen, perben Tie
unter anSeten 8dumen ftattfinben
miifen, als benen, bic ibre @orfabren
sepflanst hdben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Sisr3is Sabre bsrbeiratbet.
Cine fattIi9e Radiommeni8aft berberrIi9i
bic Seier.

SIN 2reiie i6rer ap6lf ainoer feier.
ten gefern 6srr Gbas. Quad uno @at'
tin bic 40. @isoerfsbr hires 9o43eitss
tases. Die 5sisr uel&s tn Der Gam!.
lienmobnuns on Der OF prOipeet BET
Rortpoob ab9ebalten puroe, mar
cine Der WHrbe oes 8ases sntipte&snoe.
Sa ale ainbsr bier anfdbis Rnb uno
bic Wsbraabl b%srislbsn D%srbeirat6et III.
10 mar nit ben erfGienenen S9uieger'
I6bnsn unb ben gnfelntinosrn cine re9t
iattli@s 8erfammluna auiammsnse'
iretsn. auf psI&e bic bsioen Subilcre
NIT Rs9t ffol3 iein f6nnen.
Batter UNI Wuitsr srbisltsn bon 10.
rem Rinbsrn Elm 8ruppsnbilo oerisl'
ben, idon s~inaerabmt, gum @si&enfe.
Dos gbspaar mar unter ben srhen 4ns
isblsrn In Der @sgsno. 8sioe. 6err
unb 5rau Quad srfreusn f9 Der bsfisn
9efunbbeit. uno tpsrosn nod niels
Sabrssfefs I'M 2reiIe i6rer 2isbsn
feiern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

@bteasp, 10. September.
TIr Snbiana Sdaier int nDrbIi4en,
SHSn i'm iibIi@en TbeiIe beute Na9t;
D~iemffas, i15n; fiibIer i'm norblifen Tbeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Stntsrids ia 8oaem sei&lasen.
@Iaubt einen Neser in ben slnsreifer erfannt
81 baben.

Brit elmer Wunbe am 3opfe fanf
beuie frtb &Obt. Glap, an Der 5rant.
lin Str. uobnbaft. auf Der @eranoa
bintsr benz 6auis isinss Sdmas.rs
9ufton 5rantlin. 456 Weff 16. Str,
suiamr,sn.
Die 6ilfsrufe bss DerlsBten alar'
mirtsn bic Sausbsuobnsr unb glnp
wuroe bann dr3li9sr gebanoIung ibsrs
ssben. Die S4wsrs Der 8srlebune
lieb H9 nod ni9t ermitteln. Slap
alaubt tn isinsr. Ansrsifer einen Negsr
Wm. parion trtannt 3u haben.
@r ersdblte, bob er nit einem Wdb.
DEN bon sinsm Wsrentiesi beimtsbrie
uno bab on Der 81. Strabs uno sc.
nate Abs. Barton ibn binterrids ibsr'
fisl uno nisoeri9lug. ROtiDs fir bic
8bat febIsn ioueit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Staatss Mibl fur Gptleptifer.

Die &rufees Ses ,Snoiana Nfpls
fur spilspttfde 2rants" babsn ben Con.
tract fir oie erffer @sbduoe, tpsI9e
auf benz bonn Staat asfauften bel Netu.
eaFle belsssnsn Areal erri9tst tusrben
foleu, an bic Girma Sapio Gfbslman
& Son bon Mnberion gu bsrsn anssbot
bon $14, 1875 perseben; Die .geoforb
Stone & Contraction Co." bate
etwas iiber $l5, 900 9eboten unb cine
SnbianapoIiTer 6irma bate foear elm
slns.bOt bon s25, 900 einssrsi@t.
60 ioasn 3und6f ausi @sbdube sr.
ri9tet usrosn; oas cine iOa als Dor.
mitortum fir finf3ig patisnten, bas
anbere als RsRosn3 fir ben Supsrin.
tsnoenten unb bic ibrigen Nnssfsltsn
bes AIpl's bisnsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Sabrbunasrt= 6eier tn 9barles:
totpn.

8aufenbe bon 8ir9ern Der bret
SaQsfdote bsiu4ten anl Greiiag bic
idbrli@s 3ufammsntunft Der AnRsbIsr.
unb aualei9 bic Sabrbunoertfsisr Der
Grtinoung Der Staot @barlestopn.
Das prosramm umfaBte cine 5eier
auf ben 5armgranoen, bic ben gan3st
8aa anoauerte. @s gab nattirli9
WuRt unb bie hbli9en Anipra9en ber'
f9iebener &ebner.
Sn Der SomnbaIe fano Mbenbs cine
asfeaise uno literarii&e Geier ffatt, bic,
tpis bas sanss 5sf. babid unb srfols.
reid bsrlief.
gbarIestopn pHe9te fribsr bic
v9auptfaot" bon @larf @ountp,
Snb.. 3u fein. Nan rannte ss nod
Charles Bsggs, Der BET Der InIage bes
Ortss tsbhlfi& mar. Serfelbe tpurbe
1906 9ssrtinoet.
Sonatban Senninss. Der eriie Sou.
berneir bes 6tnates Snbiana. lsbte In
gbarlestotpn unb feline 2ei9e Iieat bort
~begraben. !
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

Gbas. Baaste's Sableite 9n G
1891 Sub gaif Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10

stella Sparfs, Elm 8 Sabre
altes, ilsines Wdb&en, beHen Batter In
Columbus tpobnt, tpurbe aefern Der
poli3si als permiBt 9%emslbst. Stella,
bic bier I'm 6auie elmer 6rau emma
Setter unterge6ra&t NOR, bate bas
6aus am Worsen bsrlaHen, tpar absr
ni&t 3urtidaete6rt. Yas 2inb trug
Elm bsIbIau uno weiB ilsintarrirtes
Rleto.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
...NpreS Bulletin.
Warmnt ni9t
Klet6er StoTe..
bon oitisnW aterialten aasinaen?

Yrteftleps i9war,e Ncbair Griipine-ein
42s3oaises Tu4, nit einem extra @Ian,
nnb rei9er 9ppretur. ST 90
Yrteitleps i4tcar3e wolene 9orettc, elm feis
mes Sbarfitin @ewebe, bon iebr attraf.
them Aniebsn, az 3og brett su.. -.Sf.O 90
priefIeps f&mar3e Crepe Grmure, zines Der
dlteiten nnb beft g~efagenben Ge,pebe-ein
prd9tises 42'30aises 5u@ .......sf.O 90
Oas ieue gotpSer Su9-ein feines Granite
Gstpebe. ipe3ieu wini@ensmsrtb fir iepa.
rate aIeiberrSde, 40 Bon breit.....Sf.O 90
iSpeiter Stod, 9eprboft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-10
Nus bsatf@sm Tsreiaes.
Babtf1er unterf u bungs.
0eren n.


3ablrsi9 battsn f9 gefsrn ote Mit'
glieoer bss Babif9en unterftbunes-
Bereins ju Der Bedamm!ung, tuel9e In
Reners Dale ~abgebaItsn ruuroe. eingss
funbsn. Na9 grlsoiguns Der Rou.
ttnsgef&dfte wurbe elm aanoihat als
Wtt9lieo a%ufgenommsn. elm usitsrer
rpurbe CUR Witsliebi9af t boras.
i9lagen.
6ranf Woerner, Der Dele9at bes
@erbanbes beutiasr Dereine bsri9tets,
bab fs In Sort Dapns In iebsr Bs.
aisbuns whrOis e%mpfansen nno bob fe
auf bas Bette tstpiribst tporbsn isisn.
6israuf tuurber bts Beitrdse einse'
fammslt, uorauf msbrsre Witelieosr
als Wertreter bes Bsreins fa gum
Waifenfefe be9aben.
Der 3urtidaeblisbens %ef feierts in
ssmiitbIi9sr Weiis ben @eburtstus bss
@robber3ugs bon Baben. Wit elmer
bes groben Ea9es utiroi9en &soe. for.
bsrts 6srr So6n %. @einbel, prdF.
bent bes 0ereins bic Rit9lieber auf,
ben @eburtstag bss @~robbsrsOss BON
Yaben mad alter beutF6er Site 3u
feiern, iro Elm usitsrss Gab bon benz
solsn Nab auf5ulegen. Die Jeierlt4'
teiten tpurben fpdter In benz 6auie bss
Witglieoes Wm. SusB, NOro Noble
Gtrabe fortesfsBt, mo- 6srr Worib
gf9snba9. S9abmsifsr besn8srsins,
als @robberBoa fun9irie.
Sur urgerr1 trenntsn fih bic 8aoen-
fer bon benz gaRli&en 6auIe. mo fe 10
berQntate Stunoe1 bsrlebt batten.
g 9mei5er Bunb.
Die ssfriae Sibung bes S9msi3er
gunbes pel9e In Der @ermania Saae
a~beebaltsn purbe, srfreute Ra zines
rs9t gutsn gsfu9ss. 9a9bsm bic
nbtbigisn Routine Sei9dfte .srlsbigt
tuaren. iwuroe Der geri8t bes lsbtsn
Stiftunesfefes entgesenaenonmsn;
9srislbe Ianiete tn isber gs3isbur Q
re&t gtinfig fir ben Werein.
Mtt Begeiferung uurbe Der geri9t
Der Delesaten, bie Der Ronbsntion bss
gerbanbss beuifHsr @srsins In Sort
Wapns bsigswobnt batten. aufgsnOm'
men. Der @srsin bsidIob. bic CUTE
Sa9s NIT allen 2rdftsn su unisr.
fpnsn. I'm ben Witsliebsrn @slsgsn.
belt 3u ssbsn. bas Waifsnfsf au be-
iu9sn. trat baIb Wertaguns elm. n
Der 6etmatb unter + d b.
ungs . n.
Der 0erein belt nur cine fnr3e
Sibuns. In ueI&e. ausi&lisbIi& Rpu.
tinsgsi9dfte stlebigt uuroen, ab.i b,
Ha9 Der 0ertagune nabmen bic
Mitslisbsr on Der Waiisnfeisr tbsiktou
d u merifani&e
teranen. n.
Die Wsrfammlung, fpel4e gut be.
iu&t NOR. tpuros bon 6auptmann
@bcs. 3. S9mibt er6fnet.
Gin frrbsrsr Ramerab uurbe pisbsr
IN ben 0erein auf9enommen.
Der Quartisrmeifer, Qamsrab
6reb Sartmann, bsfinbst f4 auf benz
Weee Der Beferuns.
2amerab Saeob 6. 8islsr mar 10
frsunbIi9, feline grlebniHe bon
feiner Reife na4 benz Snoianer-8s biet
3u er3dblen, mos nit grobsm geifal
aufgenommen purbe.
Weiter famsrl feine pi9tigen Nnges
Ieesnbsttsn In Der geriammlung Dor,
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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1906-08-02

lowed. as the enemy attacked on the
morning Of the 18th. Throughout that
day they were repulsed at all points Of
the general line with heavy loss, and
only succeeded towards evening In cap
turing the infantry outposts on our left,
and with them the small force, together
with the artillery posted In these unfin-
ished works.
Opening the Battle at NASHVILLE.
Finding that the main movement OF
the Federals was directed against our
left, the Chief Engineer was instructed
to carefully select line In prolongation
Of the left flank; Cheatham's Corps was
night Of the 18th and posted on the left
Of Stewart, Cheatham's left flank rest
ing near the Brentwood Hills. In this
position the men were ordered to con-
struct breastworks during that same
night.
The morning Of the 10th found us
with Lees right on Overton Hill. At
an early hour the enemy made a gen.
eral attack along our front, and were
again and again repulsed at all points
with heavy loss, especially In Lees
front. About $3.50 p. m. the Federals
concentrated a number of guns against
a portion OF our line. which passed over
a mound on the left Of our center, and
which had been occupied during the
night. This point was favorable for
massing troops for an assault under
cover Of artillery. Accordingly. the
enemy availed himself Of the advantage
presented, massed a body Of men-ap-
parently one divisional the base OF
this mound, and, under the fire Of ar