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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-16


pay For the erection OF an arrustra
winch IS crude quartz crusher oper-
ated by mule power, or even bv hand.
Ihe arrastra, by the way, is precise
~ the sort of mill to which the Phil
lstines harnessed Samson, according
TO the familiar picture by Dorc. The
dlscoverer then rigs spring pestle
with which he pulverizes the rotten
quartz-rnnning the powder through
the dry washer.
Early in the 90's two young fe.-
lows found such a stringer near the
deserted camp Of Ehrenburg. With
pestle and dry washer they managed
to get out several thousand dollars
worth of dust, but good deal of the
rock was too refractory to be worked
III that way, and this was sacked in
the form Of specimens and concen-
trates, the whole amounting to over
$4,000.
They came down the river in a boat.
which was tipped over in three feet
OF water within few miles Of Yuma
by big dog that accompanied the
party, and tried to climb aboard after
being pitched ont for swim. Not
cents worth Of the cargo was saved.
The bottom of the Colorado is vast
deposit Of silt and quicksand. Dred-
gers have sunk seventy feet in it
above Laguna without touching bed
rock.
The placer miners say the gold of
the desert which the dry washer re-
covers in such minute quantities was
deposited by the river, the bed of
which is liable to/changc materially
III few weeks. In the mile deep
canyon that is one Of the worlds Won
ders, ditch from five to fifteen miles
wide and hundreds of miles long, cut
through a highly mineralizcd region.
there must have been many rich lodes,
richer perhaps than any Of which the
world holds record. These, the action
ct the water through countless ages,
has disintegrated and carried far
down toward the delta of the great
river in the form Of dust and nuggets.
The Colorado is natural flume.
lis bottom, deep under the silt where
riffs and ridges Of bedrock form
milewide rifles, is a treasure house
whose riches no man may estimate.
But even the opaque water is said g
carry an average Of twenty five cent -
worth OF gold to the ton, held in solu-
tion or floating on the surface.
Every miner knows that gold will
float, the flour gold whose particles
are so minute that only the avid grip
OF quicksilver may clutch and hold it.
Perhaps some day some Jernioan will
make good and wrcst it from the
broad and shallow Colorado treas
ure that will complicate anew the re-
lation of the precious metals.
| Mcanwhlle the chief source of pro-
ductlon, so far. as these placer de-
posits are concerned, will continue to
be that legacy Of the Aztccs, the dry
washer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-16

An extra meeting Of the County
Farmers Union is hereby called fol
Saturday August II, on important
business. All local unions will sec
that delegates are chosen.
j. b. O'Neall Holloway,
Secretary County Union.
W. G. Brown,
President.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-16
Barbecue at Sligh's,

Mr. Jno. c. Mills will furnish a
barbecue at Sligh's on August II, the
"reasi"n being the meeting Of the
farmers union. Prominent speakers
Will be present and will deliver ad-
dresses. The price Of dinner will be
80 cents and 40 cents. Everybody is
invited and good dinner is guaran-
teed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-16
Barbecue.

l will furnish first class barbecue
at Jno. P. Wicker's August %, to be
prepared by J. A. Graham and H. NJ.
Wicker. Everybody come and enjoy
a good dinner.
W. l.. Graham.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-16

Call on Broaddus and Ruff for Col
gates Palm soap. Best Sc. soap sold.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-16
Notice..

W. l.. Graham.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
@cnoeler's Nptcl,
Wr. 400, Gnlpcrt, Gfe WinlbcrrgsS 3 tt.
'ERHlt VfUTTHHHW' -
Glcnantc SdlaiSimmcr. ScincS
Gcitanrant. - WGNiac Erciic.
Giaentbiimer Waltcr u. &cnbslcr.
Ntt1-1N

Sobe Nabrungsmitt cl
Ercie c. Tic Stci9errunN scr
Nobrul2anliitclpreiie mod)t lid) i'm
mer f%iiblburer, ipcSiell wos Slciid, II.
Semitic mlbclnnst. Gic S~lciifb1nb-
Ter III bcn rcrif)icoeneu WGrttcn be-
fIaacn lid, bab tic bis Su 80 EroScnt
mlehr i'll joblcn buttcn, nla IN ocrl
@orjabrcn. insbcionbcre bc5icbt lid
oleieS nlli SdNpeincileiiG. onS olgen.
blidlid b~cionocrs ip1rlid) fem ioa.
Glc Met9cr miberiprcten .cinmiitci1
Der Grt!1rung bcs &rn, 5 Is. Sd)on.
forber, ltc!lucrtrctcnocn Gbcfs oes
Murplunoer 9~iircous iiir Stotiitit
mo Snformutioncn, bcr bchailptcte
Dob bic NIeiidlG ngruspreiic Iidl irii
ocm 6riihinhr i,rr I'M S bis 70 BRO.
sent crboht bGitcn.
Soucit Die Uriid)tc ms Scmiiic il,
Ntrod)t fon,ifier, 10 lit Die Ercis.
ttciicrlln9 olif bieicm Wcbictc Dor.
rebnlidl Ger ipoten Grl,btc 5iisltidrei.
ben. Die Der Gunlitat nod SPAR gut
Der Gnantitut had, abcr di1bcrit ip1r.
lid, oisgeiallen lit. Cine TreiSitci.
gerilng inl Gonierpen.Sanoel lit 90
Der iiir ben tommenben @inter II
IuSiidt, Die ul,d) nod olird, Die wc,
lentlid, crbobten Arbeitsl6buc be
0indt iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

ii lima Habatt.- Die
y5rapeIers & Merhants Miiociation"
bat Die abiid)t, BAG 1riiblings 8 ga
bott'pltcm ein5ltfiibren ais einen slr-
trieb fir n~iswGrtiae &nuileute, IN
Baltimore lire ginfdliie 81, mad)eu.
Seit iie6cn Snbren bat Die. Ncrd)ants
& Manufacturers aiiociation" nit
piclcm GrfoIg mdbreno Ser Scrbit.
iailon 0oS Rabattlpltem cingcfiibrt
uuo crreif)tc bieics Sabr Die An5ahl
Der rcgiItrirtcn &nnilclltc sic Snbl
1900. GS miro nun pom obigcr Ser.
eini1nna cruartct, ba6 boS Irilh
iabrs Habattipitem NIT ebcn Iold,em
griol9c cingciiibrt perbcn f0nnte
ultb bab iidcr geniig ginfdilic &C.
mad)t miirbcn, nm sic 3ablllng cincS
RabattS 81, redtierti9cn. Ses @ci.
teren fonnten 6eltlid)fciten r~eranltol.
tet meroen, nie oies I'M Serbif &C.
id)iebt, mas ben aolileuten i1ren
bieii9cn guicnthalt sualeid 5i chem
aileenebmcn g%eltalten piiroe. ltebcr
Ole in aiirse oieicrmesen SIT ergrci-
ienben Sdritte lpiro III ndd)itcr 3us
funit beibloiien iperocn.
Sir biIIigen Mlfohol.
CT. Sofid)i Safonine, Gin i~apolhId)cr
Gbernifer, wclder in Ncm.s)urf cin
@eidGftsbiireal, bat, beIano iid) Dor
einisen Tosen nj Baltimore II. troi
hit einer bieiigen Sfnappsbrcnnc-
rel Gin Nbtonmen, eiie @eriud)s-
grennerei III Gurtis' Ban 81 crridtei,.
ST erflart, III Der Gage 81 iein M'
foboI luut iiebcn Gents billiger. oIs
ser iesige Ireis 6er3ujtcllen. nne
ipiiroe iein Scriabrnng cine ltnhpal'
sl,l,e in Der Yercituiig pon Ilfolol
5lir Jolsc babcn. Or. Safalninc be.
obiidtist. ,ldd)Itc @pde bicrbcr ili-
rid 81 f%onuucn ,ii,b iofort Die itotbi-
sert NnitoIicn ai treffen, icinc Coco.
ric 5iir prafiiitcn gllsfiibruna 81,
bringen. CT bGttc Dies ioiort eetban.
aber b,lrd) ben 9ub BEG 8etriebslei'
tiers ser .aincrican Tiitiaerie Go"
ipurbe or iolpeit an Der Insfiibrui,g
ieines Yroiefts perbinocrt.
Ger ,S ii ome Il Baltimore
Bcrfh6nernngs gerein n"
lpeld,tr aus Beih1ftslcliten oes iiio-
ncItIiden 1iitrifts beitebt, Fat iii fel-
ner @eieraI . Werianmliiae ein ans
ben SS. @iffau Siegmuno, Or. G.
@rempler, u. s. Weder uno 8. 6.
Naener ~beitebenoes gomite ernanat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

Tim oanad) 81 leben, oab Der Sdlltt
unO Die trimmer bon Dem nieoergc.
brnnlltcn @etreioeipcid)cr Der ,9oltt.
more uno Ohio : @abn," an Der Ode
bon glltaw. uno Senrictta. StrnBe, 10
raid mic moglid entfernt perocn.
Sr. Buitnp Sicgmunb ais Toriiser
ocs Counties nabm 9eltern ielbIt cine
ge1aile Snipctticn Dor lno Gas Or.
ocbnib %ieiller 1Soridungen oiirfte ic.
oenials red)t intcreiiant uerbcn.
Cine lcbbnite AGITATION
berrlft 6ilr Belt nr Ser 6reherid.
Rpab, I'M nm, cnblih Die itdotiiden
9eboroen oa;u ju belpegen, Die alte
9riide al Ser Sreocrid-Ioao, melde
iiber 0ppnm'5 Nun iiibrt llno bercits
10 piel Nnlob 5u alugen scscben bat,
III cinen 3uitnno 81, ieter,. Der ciner
Staot wie Baltimore unS elmer sutcn
lopalen 9cuplterln8. pie lie IN ieneni
Staottbeil nobllt, miiroi9 lit. Spe'
5ielle @eranlalilnlg SIT benz erneiltcl,
eilldreitcn bat ser llnfaa seeeben.
lei melfem ser !Safen. mo 2eiters
>pagen Nr. 10 fiirSlid) ocmolirt ul,o
Der 2ieutenart Der Gompagnic id)lper
pcrlest milroc. Cine InjahI grper-
ten beiaben iid) geitcrn Die Bride uno
uQe Itimnen in Dem Ynnftc therein.
baB oicielbe Dem gegenp1rtisen Ser.
tebr gar. nid,t ni,sepaBt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
TnS Mctter.

Siir Wnrplano unb Den Giltritt
Columbia bellte flur uno cttpas fil1s
Ter, morHen t%beiliuclie triib, tri'd)c
ipeitlid]e @inbe.
Tie bod]ite Scmperntur ipor &C.
itcrn y @rno I'M 5 llbr Madmitto9S
mo sic nicorigitc GO 8rao INN 8 lllr
Woraens.
Sn ben onocrcn Sunocs Mcttcr'
neutrality-suspicious. wnroen oi'
i~oIgcnoen boditen Sempernturcn Der.
5eid)nct: GaItport 81, Nortlono 81.
Bolton 20, albonp a. Ncm'Norf y
YbilooeIpbia "A, gtlantic. Gin -.
Cape Mfop 6S. @aibington y, Nor,
iolf rs, &otteroS rs, Charlotte IS.
8ilmington 81, GborIeiton 81, gu
pannnb 81, Sodionpile Sc, &upiter
81, Sen Mcit sc, AtIonto so, WontNo=
merp Sc. Netp.S Orleans 81, TnlcItiuc
50. @ulpeIton sc, Corpus Gbriiti IS.
Wenpbis "A, Cincinnati -, EittS.
burg 6S. Ssmego Ga buffalo 81,
Glepelano GA, Detroit 81, IIpeno IS,
Inrouctte "a, @reen Ban 50, Gbicogo
Ga, Sulutb 60, 81. Euul 6S, Ct,
Souls 10, aanios.Gitp 70. omaha 76
Suron 40, @ismnrf 20, @iuiIton 70
Sabre rs. Selcno 70, Salt Cafe G6,
Genpcr 6S, Gobqe,Gitp -, Mnloriac
6S, Cos NngclcS Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

S@eicrtc icinen WcburtSs
tag Scrr 6ranf Soiepb Sbimef,
pr. Alb, orb.Yotteripn.Earf= auc..
ipllroc g~eItern 81 Sabre alt unb BON
aQeu Seitcn pl,roen Dem 8eburts.
togstinoe Die berlid)iten Wliidipii,,s
Idle nnb bilbihe Nngcbinoe barge.
brad)t. Scit 80 Sobren lit Scrr Shi,
NET, Der IN &lottol III @obncn ant
A, Sftober 1850 geboren lit. bel ser
Sirnla u. Sdnnlndcr Il So. nl0c-
felt unb crfrcut Iif bca poIlen Ser
troilcnS Iacr, iuelfe nit ibm ge'
id)Gitlid) III @criiGrung fommen. Mit
ieinen Gltern fam Der iunge Sblmct
1856 nod Imerifa. Ger 4. Sftober
lit eli, ercignibrcidcr Sog iiir &rn.
Sblmcf, Dem CT crblidte nid)t l,llr
oil bicicm Gage oas Sidt scr @cIt,
ionocrn trot or nm 4. Sftcbcr 1871
IN Den Gheitonb mo lwiroc ol,d) on
ocnt gleid)en Soge ein Yiirger icircs
Observation-Disclosures. Sn 1891 mur.
Dc Serr Sbintet BON GiulponoerungS.
Gonnmiii1r .. Stodbribgc 5lln, eriten
hobmiid]ell GinmanocrungS . Snipcr.
tor ernaltnt uno bcbiclt ulld) 0ieien
KoIten inter bciicn Nod)iolger ". $.
Hubp bis 1897 inne. bcnn Scrr SM-
met iprid)t nllBer bobmiid) nod liebcr
anOere Spradcn. 8eltern Wiittua
batte Scrr Shimcf bic @ldholter II.
interchangeable Der Sirnna u. Sdnl-
NADER & So. gum Gincr III Scr Mic
bcichliben Tcitaurotion cillgclooen.
no mond,eS Sod oui bos 8cburtS,
togsfinb init pcrlenoen @ein nusge.
brnd)t miiroe.
Sotel Grofinuns.- Seutc
croffnct &crr 0nlter u. @enocIer in
Nr. 400. Golpertitrobe, gdp MuIber.
rn.StrnBe, Gin n,obern eingerid)tetcs
9otel. Scrr &cnbelcr ipiro cs lid
sur auf9abc MADDEN, iciien 8diicr
cir,cn moglifit bcbu9liden Auieni.
bait 5u bieten. Die 3inmcr limo Gle.
CANT uno Der 9ieu5cit cntiprcd)cn>
eingerid,tct. 9ci ieincr 9cbiennllr
bat Serr @enbcIcr mobige Trciie
Wit benz Sotel lit eir MeitaurationS
IofaI perbrrlben, III lpelhem fein'tl
Betrdnfe unb Gigarren 5u habcr
iino. Spe5ieue Iilfmerfiomfeit ba,
3err Wenoeler Der Slide geid)entt
Neben regIlaren 0iners lino 5n je
Der 9aees5eit Mobl5eiten oller gr'
Su basen. Mm heutigen G%roiinung5
tag pirh fir Die 06iicrl Cit oclifntcl
2nnid bereit iteber. asfisI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

Dung, Der @ater bon galebaI," So
ter Gboolpid. 81 Sabre alt. Is iinb
G%inlaoun9en an olle 9oieboll-Itag-
naten bes 2unbes geionot poroen II.
lit iider 81, Doffen OaB GicIc bericl.
ben fommeu iueroen, fails Die Spiclc
Der Meiiterifoft Scr @elt honn pcr'
iiber Iinb. Die Goutc Der Yorooe lit
lpie folgt: Baltimore unO gutalultru-
Be, 9oltimoreItroBe, SoIlioapitrabc,
2eringtonitraBe, GalpertitraBe, Sap'
etteitroBc, Soipuroltrobc, Mabilon-
itrobe, GatbcoralitraBc, Monuments
ltraBe, Gbarlesltrobe, Sllntlngoons
Npenue unb Dorf-Gooo. Sic aapelle
ipirb arf Dem Spielplnbe coll5ertls
rem. @ouperneur @oriielo miro Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
BUR @eadtnng.

Ter .Teutide 6urrefppnbsnt" nirnrnt Az iebsr
Belt gsrtdtts ani Rber gerIobunseu, SodSeiten,
Ge5urtstase, apfbene NIB flberne Sodl5stten.
0eienihnfts-N benbe etc.. NIT ben Namen Der
au,ueicuben, bic aber oeutIidi stfdrtebsn iein
tunteu. and gerfonaf.saptlStn ,perben sern
anigsnpmmsn. die Gtnfenber foffer gtrifte
miHsn ober ibren gauen nnterifreiben unb
ppr aaem ntdt uersrTen no BITE Geitlthfett
~ttattfano - etrake anb Sansnntnmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
Sitnna bcs Stabtratbs.

LAS SQcStQlaSplllle ptS erVell SluU.'
~ratDs5ucigea brlngt Sronung in
oos r,Sournol". - EoplrGumc II.
Geoclbobncn miiiicn I'M II llhr
Wtittcrnud)t ocid)Iol'cn ipcroen. -
3lpci Grncnrutgcn 3rrildgcjo9eH,
Ter Staotrotb belt gcltern cine
Situng ob uuo ucrtagte lid) oolnl bis
Monta9. Sos Souptgciddft I'M err
item RothS;tpci9 mor Der 9crit)t oea
Spe,iol.Gomitc'S, pcldcs Die im
,,SournaI" 0cmohten Scblcr oltstin'
oig MAIDEN ioIlte. GoS Gomitc bottc
cine br~eiitiinoiec Sitlln9, nno Die
SS. N'cGurSp, 9et unb @recne tell
ten IN Der Sitlng beS crIten Stoot,
ratba5ncigcs cine an5abl bon gntr1s
gen, bllrd) meltc bic genod)ten 6eb'
Ter lpieoer gu.gemndt ipurbcn. Iuf
gntro9 bcs Sr1. @cb miro oos 60
mite nod eilli0c Gage intatt bleibell,
nm, fails lid, nod mcitere Jebler
b~erousitcncn ioutcn, nit Hotb unn
Shot iofort Bel Der Sanb icin 5l fon'
ilen.
Ger crItc MotbS5mei9 nabm ierner
eli Neroronnngcn III %5lpcitcr SeIitng
on. 9ic 8crorbnunN burt lueld)c
WTinocridbrigcn crlaubt miro, oui
acgcIbobncn 81 ipielen, faas ooicIbit
feline Spirituoicn ~perfuuft pcroen,
murbe bobin o%mcnoirt, bob @iQioro;
lulo TopIrGume. ionic aegelbabner
nm ~ llbr Wittcrnoht gcidloiicu
mcrbcu miiiicn. Morihoa 5ornon
pcrIanatc oicicn 3uiub, banlit lid,
nid)t MinberiGbri0e sic gauge Nudt
IN bicicn ElGten bcrinm trcibcn.
Sn britter 2cfung angc-
nom men.
Sm 5%lucitcn H~otGs5lpeig lulroen
~ioI1cnoc @crcronrngcn in britter &c
Jung a19cnonlmen:
@ctpiQigrng BON $4,000 iiir ben
@ou ciner Sd)ule an Der altcn Einls
lico ,Hooo fir Shulc Nr. 50.
Scmiaigung bon $4,000 iiir bell
Mnfallf elmer 9olliteQe fir sic Der.
9r0Bcrilng bon Sfllc Nr. 60 in Gnls
bcrton.
8cmiqiaum9 bon $4,000 fir Die
Ncu.Hegiitrirrulg Scr Hccoros in Gem
Greisgeridt.
Aenberumg oes Nnnlcns ser aep.
crStrnBc IN Siaiibe.N penue,
IinocrsS picIplGte.
Ger oiii5icuc 9erid)t Der nairlocr.
Sp;clplos.8 cicniduit" mltroe 9citcr,1
bon Mapor Wubonl bciocn 3lpeiean
5~ugcbrnd)t. Ger nGcutid)c 9orreipon,
bent" hat bieicn @erift ullSSilgliN
bcrcitS gniangs biGcr @ohc 9az
brodt.
Sic &uni It & iiiion.
Ger Mopor 500 acitcrn bic Nomeu
bon @crnoro y. 9ofw nno 3. 9
&pott ais Mit9lieOcr ser Snnit.Gom,
million 5uriif, % bic nSobns SOP.
fins llniucriitGt" unO Der .Ardjitet.
tcn.Glnb" n0hItc @odc bic Norlcl,
onbcrcr Serren fiir Die @enonnte.,
cinlenocn luerben, mcld)e feline re6i.
'~trirten @ilr0er moren. @ejug bierolli
nobnl nlld) cir bonn ,G6arconl Club"
fonmlcnocr @ricf Der pcrlcicn mllroc.
III lpcld)cnl Der Ioridla0 gClndd)t
ipnroc, bub bic 9unlt.Gon1n,iiiion eli.
1en @llobmler obcr &unitmalcr ais
Witglicb bo6cn iontc. Ger 0ricf
ipnrHc ~ob octo" gelcgt, ga MIR Die
2egiSIntnr Nenbcrungcn beS itGoti.
id)cn TrcibricicS purncbmcn fonl,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
Sin 01ttcrtranf

lit oas BON 6reO. 9aaernidmiot'a
namerican 9remerp" berseiteIltc
.Solace.9ier." IS lit Elm ourdalS
reireS, reid,eS ulo onIpredenoes
Sopfcn- uto Mal5aetranf uiib als
Stdrfcipc,iocr unuergleidlid. llebrr.
sei,gen Sic iih ourd) Seltellu,g elmer
8ite ($1) BET Sbrem @irtb ODER per
Tel. 6. & g. 364, Wb. t49t. 9rai,c-
rel t1O4-t12S 9iIlen-Str. (27S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

Coll tperfen, penn oaS Spiel be.
ginnt. Mnpor Wobool utb Ole ErGs
iioentcn beiocr @otbs5meige meroer
cbenfous oil bieiem Gage ipe5ieIle
@Gite iein. 9a Die 5llm @erfaui &c.
iteIlten 1000 rcierpirten Site Sllln
,8ranoltono" bereits pcrgriifcn iinh,
bat bus Gomite beihlolielt, ipeitcre
$1,000 reicrpirte Site am Wontag
sum Gertouf, 81 iteuen bo Die Sieb.
baber bes Sportes gcmiB lieber %
Gents nlebr %bc5oblcr, ais am Spiel.
tage ms 0ebrangc 81 fommen. guc
Spieler iinb in feiner @erfaiiung,
uno miro ieoc Seite Der onberen cs 10
itiuer als moglih 5u MADDEN illdJen,
Den Sieg bapon 5l trogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
Sonneuaufz nnb ltntcraang.

Sonncnauigong. g llbr I Wtin,
Sonnenuntcrgan0,. 30 llbr l3 Min.
Monouuiaana 3 llhr % Miin. Morg.
Tlutb .....5 llhr ~ Ntin. MorgenS
Gluth ......5 l(br 80 Win. Iben0s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

MnnisipaIe Yaraoe.
9ounerItoa, ben II. Snober. = IPlmi5ipaIer Gag. -Nadmttags
ubr.-Eorabe auer mniaipaIen Gcpartments.
obert soiepp wtdes, asoridou.
i. lipiion - Nouturt Or. Z. 8. Seatpole.
Wuiffape1e.
Iiupor 5. 9arrp gobool rmo Stab.
@itaieoer oes staotratbs.
Stiotidc Beanie, 0ercn Geparteunents fdnen anMel an Der Yorooa
nebmen. somutldb in autben.
Ser Mmor uno Die StaotratbSmitgIeber merben Dor benz ~gatbbauie Sic
a"tf4ss" 1 neGadie" "S sS Die Me1n mi iibsr > DC MS o mSs, Gbne1"'e".
NuIttapele.
800 @riehrGser.
800 Eoli5iten.
8. oi0'i0". = g SSIHtSnt =: S. @''H"i'"'
Ic Baltimore Sreip. Seucrpstr @eteronen.
@atimore aelrwebr-1o sprisem, 10 sal@udwoaen, 4 saEn' ,
Soblenmasen II. t. III.
srlm9ton 5euerpebr: Gompa9nie.
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mander, was killed in the fight of Aug
10, 1861.
"What on earth air you lookin' fur?"
inquired farmer who lived near by.
"Me?" replied the searcher. "Oh,
I'm jist a-lookin' fur my false teeth"
'Where did you drop 'em?" asked the
farmer, supposing that the visitor had
just lost his teeth.
"Well, 1t wuz right long here some
'eres," said the veteran. II wuz so
bad scairt when fust went into action
here in 81 that my upper plate shook
clean outep my head, an | been a-need-
in them teeth ever sence."
The late Stephen Crane in the story
which made his reputation as writer,
1.-THE Red Badge of Courage" drew
picture of the impressions of youth
in his first battle which many veter-
ans have declared is a faithful por-
trayal of their own feelings in n SINH
lar experience. This young man went
into the fight determined not to show
the white feather, but as the battle
waXed warm he was seized in the grip
of a terrible fear and suddenly took to
his heels and made for the rear.
1t Is quite probable that If you will
corner any old soldier and pin him
down to absolute candor he will tell
you that he was scared to DEATH" or
words to that effect, when first he
heard the hostile bullets whiz and
knew that he must go forward into the
conflict.
General Grant candidly confessed to
a highly uncomfortable feeling upon
two occasions of imminent battle, one
being his first experience In the Mexi-
can war and the other his initiation
in the civil war after fifteen years of
peace. He recorded these sensations
in his personal memoirs. AS to his ex-
perience in Mexico he wrote:
As we lay in our tents upon the sea-
shore the artillery at the fort on the Rio
Grande could be distinctly heard. The
war had begun. There was no possible
means of obtaining news from the garri-
son. and Information from outside could
not be otherwise than unfavorable.
What General Taylors feelings were dur
ing this suspense l do not know. but for
myself. a young second lieutenant who
had never heard a hostile gun before I
felt sorry that l had enlisted. great
many men, when they smell battle afar
off, chafe to get into the fray. When
they say so themselves they generally
fail to convince their hearers that they
are as anxious as they would like to
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-29

battle in Mexico. HAD CLINT OF HER
Like Grant, he SMILE.
was with General Taylor's army. He
evidently was young man of some
sentiment. for it seems to have been
his sweetheart's picture that nerved
him for battle when his heart, physic-
ally speaking, had failed him. In his
account of this initial experience in
conflict he tells of his command cross
ing lagoon and pausing to dip cups
of water. Just beyond. up and over
the bank. the battle was raging. Long
streets courage wavered, but this is
what he did:
thought OF her whom l had left be-
hind, drew her daguerreotype from my
breast pocket. had a CLINT of her charm
Ing smile and with quickened spirits
mounted the bank.