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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-13

sacks.-Harry Scott 313
The Ruth Craven Co. will be-
gin . two night engagement at
the New Hall March 10. 20 in
. repertoire Of popular plays.
Prices %, IS aus SO cents.
Special prices on monuments,
tombstones. iron fences, ETC.,
for the next thirty days for
spring setting. Mitchell Marble
and Granite Co., s. w. Ballard,
Proprietor.
N. T. Dunsmore brought his
little girl home from The hospit-
al at Yankton Saturday. The
little one is much improved in
health and it is confidently ex.
pected that she viii now recover
County seat matters do not
seem to be very lively down
here at present. Platte and
Andes seem to be doing all Of
the scrapping. What is the
matter OF the Wagner bunch:
Last Sunday q son OF Spirit
Track was buried in the Green
wood cemetery. The same day
the infant daughter OF Newsstand
was buried in the cemetery at
Andrus church.
John aud Frank Swanson,
brothers Of N. q. Swanson, and
Mrs. Peter Hoyer q sister. from
Centerville, were here attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. Swan
son Wednesday.
Mesdames III. Costello and
P. J. O'Connell went down to
|Tyndall Monday to attend the
funeral of their uncle, Thos.
Cole, who died Monday. Mr..
Cole was the father OF r. J..
Cole.
G.. M. Babcock, the only and
irrepresible, is once more in EVIL
dence in Wagner and vicinity.
AS usual, he is attending to q
large amount Of business on his
many holdings; getting ready
for spring work, etc.
Walter Ehrisman has sold his
half interest in the Star restau-
rant to his brother Charles.
We hope that Charley will haye
as much prosperity IN that
business in the future as it has
enjoyed in the past. Here's our
-
W. noticed while riding thro
the country the other day, that
two or three of the farmers
we're in their fields discing. If
the present splendid weather
keeps up it will not be long be
fore spring work will be- in full
swing.
T.. j. Harvey was at Sioux
City last week ate nding one of
the regular horse sales. He
brought back,a car of horses
with him. He informs US that
the horse market there is not as
good as it has been and that
pretty fair horses can be picked
up fairly cheap.
w. o. Carsner loaded his
stock, household goods, etc.
Wednesday and left with his
family for his new home in Stan
ley county. We are sorry to
see him leave US but at the sa me
time congratulate the people of
Stanley county on this addition
to their numbers.
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youngster was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Carper Monday.
G. w. Heunies was ! visitor at
Tyndali Saturday.
Mr.. n. Thompson was at Avon
Saturday.
Mrs. Tony Diehl is visiting
relatives in Wagner.
M. II. Pease was at Geddes
one day last week.
Frank Delire was down from
Platte Tuesday selling pianos.
Mrs. H. D. James was an east
bound passenger Tuesday.
And the fine weather still
continues.
Miss Eta Murray was . visi.
tor ct Tyndall Wednesday.
Ost yosr Fornaidshyds u the CITY
Drwg store.
A. b. Pease il at Aberdeen
this week.
Rev. Father Burke Of Platte
was . visitor in Wagner Tues
day.
+. +. johnson. brother of ye
editor, was visiting him Tues
day.
Rev. Kelley was at Tyndall
Wednesday attending the funer-
III of Thos. Cole.
r. ]. Taylor was q passenger
east Tuesday enroute to Sioux
Falls.
n Col. Boynton left Tuesda y
morning for Plankinton to visit
with his son Albert and family.
Mrs. Olivia Heron came
down from her home at Platte
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. G.. l. Ter ny left Wed.
nesday morning for a visit at
Avon.
Now h the time to treat yous
-~2A> n~~ A-.t Rs.. ~.rn. E~A>m~1.
dehyde It the City Drug Store.
Don't forget the Hard Time
social at the Hotel Vera tonight.
Wear your old clothes or pay a
fine.
Don't forget that we make the
best terms on farm loans. Nc
waiting for the money. Com.
mercial State Bank. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kline
of Elk Point are here visiting
their daughters, Mrs. NJ. A.
Harvey and Miss Elma Kline.
A big stock OF all articles US
ally found in q racket store al.
ways on hand. Mrs. Bessie r.
Bullock. 81
Mrs. Oscar Swanson Of Yer
million was here Wednesday
attending the funeral of her
sister, Nj N. G. Swanson.
This evening the Congrega-
tional Sunday school will hold
hard time social at the Hotel
Nera. Everyone cordially in
Eited.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Piroutek
are the possessors of a very
(oung girl, who came to live
nth them Sunday. The doctor
links that Emil will recover.
Mrs. g. II. Bonnin returned
Tuesday evening from . visit in
Oklahoma. Her daughter Fern,
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Miss Jennie Porter returned
Wednesday 70 her home q
Kingsley. Iowa, altar IN extend.
ed visit with her aunt Mrs. G.
w. Bullock.
Wesley Nets returned last
Saturday FROM : triT, 70 Omaha
Wesley 10 one Of the numerous
bachelors who live on route l,
and il Il surmised that this trip
was for the purpose OF emery.
ing from the single state.
r. s. Steele ID moving his
family up from his ranch ia
South Rouse township. They
are moving into the 7. A. Hinx
man property. We are well
pleased 70 welcome Mr.. Steele
and family IS : very desirable
addition to our little city.
The passenger engine can eat
dog, but il could not digest beef
60 Thursday morning the train
was stalled near Lake Andes
nm til another engine could run
up from Yankton. The broken
down machine Was left on tn 9
side track here.
II. G. Hemeyer has sold his
hardware store and buildings TO
Albert Amundson OF Lake An
des, and Mr.. Amundson will
take possession some time next
week. Whether or not Mr..
Amundson will run the store
himself or not we are not in
formed. MI. Hemeyer intends
to 60 west soon and take up
some Of Uncle Sam . land.
The school entertainment and
basket social which was post.
poned owing to disagree cable
weather, will be given in High
land school house No. /, 81 miles
west and y miles sonth OF Wag.
ner, on Friday evening. March
18th. A very interesting pro-
gram has been prepared and all
are cordially invited to attend.
Ladies please bring basket.
r. e. Mcfarland, agent for
IARocha Farmers Mutual Fire
and Lightning Co, for the east
part OF Charles Mix county,
will write you q policy in this
company At . right price. Cali
on HIM At his home six miles
north of Wagner, or drop him =
line and he will call on you.
3.l3 Pun
w. A. Skunk was show ing US
an old Bloomington Courier
dated May 10. 1889. published
by f. E. Estes, which contains
some very interesting matter.
We would like TO inquire of
some Of the old timers OF the
county 50 to what became OF
this newspaper plant and when
it was discontinued.
The friends of James L. Askin
OF jackson township have per-
suaded him X, become q candi
date for the republican nomina.
tion for the legislature. Mr..
Askin il . staunch republican
aud supporter Of Senator Kilt
redgo. He II one of the sue
cessful farmers OF the county
aud has been . resident of it for
about twenty-five years. Mr..
Askin has many friends who
will be pleased to support his
candidacy. He 10 one Of the
level headed and sturdy Scandi :
navian American farmers who
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-13
Rad Your Catalogue

Rad it carefully and Rad II
AGAIN. Study thoroughly the
carefully wordsd phrases. calcu-
latsd 70 mislead you. But don't
believe everything you read IN.
I'll you have convinced yourself
by examining our goods and
comparing our prices with those
ia your catalogue.
When they tell you that we
are rnbbing you. don't take their
word Tor IL but investigate for
yourself aud locate the liar.
Don't pass III by and send
your money 10 them on their
say-so. but give u N opport IN.
lty 10 show yon that YOU CAN
BUY GOODS As CHEAP At
HOME As YOU CAN FROM
THE CATALOC. besides having
the privilege Of examining the
goods before you pay any money.
Ii We cannot prove this 10 your
satisfaction, we i'll give up
your trade che erfully, but II We
cab show you where We save
you money We should get your
trade. and we can do IL. Yss
UiN BE 1e lose, u you foil 10 sipe ~
The opportunity.
Time nor space will not allow
US to mention everything We
sell and give prices, but below
you will Ind q few examples.
A guaranteed % kn
Clothes Wringer !. 9esOV
Il ct. guaranteed en-. S0e
ameled Dish Pan
10 At. guaranteed an En-
ameled Water Pail
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-13

We also handle goods higher
in price than anything quoted in
your catalogue, but they must
be seen to be appreciated, and
your catalogue does not quote
them. because they look no bet
ter on paper than cheaper goods
aud the price would not appeal
TO you unless you could compare
the quality. These goods you
are under no obligation to buy
unless you are satisfied they are
worth the money.
Gu, line Of HARNESS b he
largest In The county. Of styidly super
10, quality and wonkmanship. al oe,y
reasonable prices.
We handle q line Of thai
has complied wih the PURE PAINT
Law. long before the same has ksen
passed. and u you are going b DO
painting II WM Be 10 you, odoonfase "a
compare the analysis Of our paints Wilh
tbsi ef otber brand, and decide 70
youneV where you get tie mast Eos
your money.
IN EARN MACHINERY. w.
CONS. BUCCIES.
AND PUMPS. zoe alwaps seIsd IL
highest srodes and such that . besl
adopted 10 tie conditions IN TIE locality.
Every machine ,Oononied 10 do h<
.ooak ab intended for. and Do Il
psoperis.
w exiend yeG q cordial ~inoiiatisn
70 examine oar stock and get cur
prices.
VeU respectfully
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EAST READFIELD.

Isaac Mace continues seriously i'll
with rheumatic fever and heart
trouble. His two daughters are with
him.
Miss Lottie Adell, on account of i'll
health, was obliged to close her school
last week and Miss Helen Frost of
Manchester has been engaged to fin
ish the term.
c. c. Morrill, was in Lewiston Sun
day with his wife, who is receiving
treatment at the Central Maine hos
pital.
little girl arrived at the residence
of Calvin Brooks Monday.
Services for the ensuing season will
begin in the church here next Sunday.
May "a, at 2.30 p. NJ, in charge of Rev.
Mr.. Rich of Winthrop, to which all
are cordially invited. If stormy no ser
vice will be held.
George Morrow sold two hogs and
two 4-weeks-old calves to Ed Robin
son Monday for shipment
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NORTH PITTSTON.

Fred Jones and children Ruth and
| Clement are sick with bronchitis. DR.,
Odione of East Pittston is in attend
ance.
The opening of the pavilion at Joica's
| pond on Thursday evening by Il social
dance WAS considered q great success.
a large number We're present from
this and surrounding towns, and a fine
| time was reported by all.
Hiss Hannah Mccormick came from
Bath Thursday ni2lt to pass a few
"aVs with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Mccormick
VIII Mccormick, with his team has
secured employment hauling sand for
| The Gltcr at Tosus.
Mrs. David Lawrence is passing a
few days with friends III Gardiner.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Rupert Merrill and
t'"iE,ion Jones We're visitors at Fred
Jones Sunday.
II. f. Green Of Waterville visited at
G. X. Green's Sunday. lie attended
the intcrcolle gi;itc meet at Brunswic;z
Saturday, and the meeting of the o.l
academy students at East pttston
Saturday evening.
Thomas Emerson is EMPLOYED at H.
{. Li!Wrcnce's, Chelsea for Il few days
MRS II. II. Cary of East Pittston
called on Mrs, G. Il. Putnam, Friday.
L;TcHFIELD CORNER.
Gilmore c. Bosworth is staying at
hls mothers, suffering from the effects
of an injury to his foot, caused by
sfn
nearly through his foot, and has been
very painful.
, Mrs, Savilla Severy was taken
suddenly i'll with partial paralysis Sun
day, May 10. She has suffered a great
deal and fears are entertained of her
recovery.
Max kindrik came home from Bates
College Friday and remained over
Sunday.
George Smith, of Lewiston is staying
q few days with his sisters, Mrs.
Almra and Miss Hannah Smith.
Herbert Campbell and family of
Aubun. are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Addie Baker is staying in town
for day or two.
Rev. ]. F., Richards attended the
State conference Of Congregational
churches, at Bangor last week
y new member was added to the
church here last Sunday.
Mr.. Hutchinson has bought the farm,
formerly owned by L. F. Dennison. and
is moving his household goods to his
new home.
Fred Huntington has recovered from
the measles and no new cases have
Developed
Miss Laura Hall went to Lewiston
Saturday on a business trip.
VAssALBoRo.
There will be a Republican caucus
Saturday, May 2S, at 2.3O p. NJ. to
elect delegates to the county and
State conventions.
NORTH SIDNEY.
A 9hpound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Sawtelle May 49, He
has been named Frank Bishop.
Mrs. Lizzie Barton has returned to
her home after passing the winter with
relatives in Massachusetts.
Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Bailey of River
side were guests Sunday at s. A
Clark's.
G. w. Merrill and Miss Eunce Mer-
rill of Augusta visited the later's SIS
ter, Mrs. F. c. Moore, over Sunday
Mrs. A. p. Drummond attended the
funeral of Hubbard C. Minot of Water
vile, a former resident of the town
which occurred Saturday
Mrs. S. A. Clark and son Cecil visited
the formers old home in VassalboV
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Lyon passed
Sunday in WaterviIle the guests Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ Spearin of Au'
gusta visited at Minnie Moore's sun
day.
Mrs. w. Fl. Fogg of Dorchester
Mass, arrived at +. C. Moore's Satur-
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READFIElD.

The farmers are improving every
pleasant day by getting the ground
ready for planting and sowing.
Arbor day was observed on Hayti
Hill, Miss Trefethen teacher, by i'm
proving the grounds and putting out
trees.
E. A. Gordon, who since he lost his
house by fire last February, has been
living in a building on the farm owned
by L. o. Gordon of Augusta, had a
telephone installed Saturday. Mr.
Gordon is preparing to put up his new
house this summer.
The cherry blossoms give promise OF
a good crop of cherries.
The dog owned by Miss Annie Hill
Of Manchester was SO badly filled with
pocupine quilts Saturday that the SER
vices of a veterinarian were required
to extract them.
While Mrs. 3. D. Gordon was re- re-
turning Friday to her home from Will
Gordon's leading a horse, the horse
she was driving started suddenly and
her right wrist was lacerated by the
rope which was wound around that
member Her arm and shoulder was
also badly strained.
Mrs. Martin is seriously i'll at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Percival,
of Manchester.
A very pleasant meeting of the La
dies Club was held Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Henry McCausland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gordon and
daughter Nellie passed Sunday in Mt.
Vernon with Mrs. Gordon's father,
Mr.. Cressey, and sister, Mrs. Herbert
Hall.
The Christian Endeavor Society met
at the North Manchester church at
p. M. Sunday and decided not to hold
meetings or Sunday school the COM
ing summer. The society is small in
numbers, having lost many members
by removal and some by death.
Among the Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M. Dudley Of Manchester were
/ Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Clark Of Bel
grade, Miss Trefethen. Miss Belle
F'ifield, Miss Geannette Dudley and
Ora Morrow.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mallett have
gone to Massachusetts for a visit of a
week or more in Boston and vicinity.
A. w. Bickford came here last Fri
day with the body of his sister, which
was buried in the family lot in the
Readfield Corner cemetery.
Mrs c. c. Morrill, Of East Readfield
is in the Central Maine General hospi-
tai for surgical treatment.
Isaac Mace is suffering from an at
tack of rheumatism.
The NJ f. Sabbath school here had
its annual election of officers and reor-
ganized Sunday, May II.
The 14-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stark was badly injured by a fall
while hanging Maybaskets Saturday
evening.
VIM. Crockett is confined to his bed
+ by brain trouble. He has been in poor
health for several weeks.
Atwood Cressey has made an addi-
ton to his stable, charging it one
third or more.
Mrs. Price is visiting her sister in
this village and will stay for week OF
more.
Folsom & Masterman, grocers here
have assigned and keeper is il
charge of the store.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

has been Hssd for ovsf eIXTY-FIvE YEARS By MI
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN VEIN
TEETHNG, with PERFECT SUCCESS. Il sOoTAEs
CURES WIND COLIC and 10 the best remedy for DIAR.
RHGA. Sold BY DrugEiss In every paIt Of the world
De surs and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
and take NO other kind Twenty i've cents bottle eGuaA
aueed Food and Drug Act June 3On l9 serA
Number lo0a IAN OLD AND WELL TRIED hAAkoE
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THE LATEST KENNEBEC COUNTY NEWS
WIN DSORVILLE.

Annie Lyon and Idella Allard, pupils
of Erskine Academy, are enjoying the
| vacation at home.
Mrs. George Godfrey of Augusta is Wis
iting friends in Windsorville.
Mrs. Samuel Lyon and daughter Annie
| were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
French.
Claude E. French who suffered a re-
lapse of the grip, is reported to be some
what improved.
Mrs. Ephraim Jackson continues seri-
ously ILL., She is being cared for by her
niece, Mrs. Ada Melvin of China.
Miss Mae Ashford Of Thorndile. for
mer resident of Windsorvile and now a
teacher in the Colman school, West
Windsor was recently calling on old
friends in this place.
Miss Everin Pinkham who has been i'll
with pneumonia, continues to improve.
All We're glad to learn of the arrival Of
new machinery for John Sprouts steam
mill. The work is nearly completed.
Mrs. j. Z. Stilphen was caller at
John HAPPENS Wednesday last.
The young people in this locality are
hanging some very pretty maybaskets.
Frslline Bros. are having their group
of buildings painted. Mr.. Bennett is do
ing the work.
Mrs. Seth Glidden of Coopers Mills was
visiting her brother, Ephraim Jackson,
one day last week.
Bert Moody is building a new shed and
repairing other of his buildings.
Mr.. Simpson of Virginia, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in town, will
return Saturday next to his duties on
board one Of Uncle Sans auxiliary yes
sells.
L. r. IIisler has removed the interior
of the William r. Dunton house and is
repairing the same. A new chimney will
be built, meantime.
Wilfred Dodge, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Dodge, has been ill
with a heavy cold
f. E. Berry, who has had an extended
furlough of seven months passed in
Wnidsorville, has returned to the Ma
tional Home.
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WEST MT. VERNON.

The funeral services of the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
French, whose death occurred Satur-
day, were held at P. M. Monday The
floral tributes were beautiful. Inter-
ment was at the West Mt. Vernon
cemetery.
been organized by the young people OF
West Mt. Vernon with Miss Signe
Anderson as president.
Wallace Ferrand recently caught a
togue which weighed nearly nine
pounds.
Mrs Lizzie A. Foss caught a togue
Monday which weighed 6A pounds.
RIVERSIDE.
George Gibson and Charles Clifford
of Vassalboro were in the place last
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Farnham, the new pastor,
preached here Sunday.
Miss Constance Randall and Miss
Audrey Turner of Augusta We're at
Riverside Saturday.
ALBION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Skillin of Fair
field called on friends in town last
Saturday.
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Morrison at their home May
II. A pleasant evening was passed
and two nice chairs were presented
as gift from their many friends.
The Sunshine Society will meet at
the Grange hall Wednesday, May 20.
The Washington School Improve
ment League of the Grammar and
Primary schools in Section s will give
a poverty sociable at Grange hall on
Saturday evening, May %. Ice cream
and cake will be served. A fine will
be collected of everyone who comes
dressed up. A good time is promised
to all who attend.
Mrs. Lila Trask is visiting relatives
in Palmyra.
Emma Nelson of China passed Sun
day with her aunt. Mrs. Henry Carr.
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CHELSEA.


z. II. Emery of Sanford, represent
ing the Civic League, delivered an il
Illustrated lecture on Good Citizenship"
at the chapel Tuesday evening. OW-
ing to q misunderstanding there was
not So large an audience present as
there would have otherwise been, but
those who We're there enjoyed q rare
treat. Mr.. Emery is a most pleasing
and forceful speaker and held the
closest attention Of all, especially the
younger portion Of the audience.
A large number of the men of the
',,4" are working with their teams at
the National Home, hauling gravel
and sand for the new sewer construc-
ton.
Arhor Day was observed in town by
the several schools in an appropriate
manner the school grounds receiving
a clearing up, flower beds made and
trees planted In No. 4. Searles Mills,
a committee from the school league
had the work in charge, and labored
during the forenoon improving the ap-
pearance of the grounds, and in the
afternoon the whole school was the
guest of Chelsea Grange at the chapel,
giving an excellent entertainment APP
propriate to Arbor Day and enjoying a
general good time.
Miss Marcella Salisbury of Canaan
was the guest of Theodore Hayes last
week
Mrs. Octavia Morrell, Mrs. H. A.
Gillespie ard children visited Mrs.
Morrell's daughter at Weeks Mills last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Trask of Au-
gusta passed Sunday at their home in
town.
Walter Morgan of Randolph passed
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Y. Barker Mr. and
Mrs. G. Z. Barker and son. and Miss
Myrtle Barker of Gardiner were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Nor
gan at the old Barker homestead over
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Corbin of Randolph
passed few days last week with her
brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
jerome Corbin.
Allie Geyer has rented Mrs L. A.
Mckay's house and moved in last
week.
Mr., and Mrs. Winfield James and
Mrs. John James of Randolph passed
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. f. P.
Collins.
FRANK Sanborn Of Randolph was
caller in town last week.
5. NJ. Dorr of Gardiner was in town
last week working or his farm.
DR.. A. A. Shaw of Clinton was call
ing on friends in town one day last
week.
Mrs. J. f. Cannon and little daugh-
ter, Mrs. Drawn and daughter and
MISS Merrill Of Farmingdale, attended
the Children's day exercises at the
chapel last Friday.
.. p, Taylor representing the Bible
society Of Maine is canvassing the
town, supplying Bibles in homes where
theY are needed. and taking the re-
liSlous census of the town. He ex-
poets to be here about a week
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-02
unhrellaaln 6aftiA

It Is conceivable tbat the officers of Nellington's day thought him q terri. ble old bully. He actually forbade umbrellas in battle. He expected them not onlE to expose and sacrifice their lives at the word of command but ac- tually to risk the tarnishing of their beautiful uniforms ill the rain which fell during a battle near Bayonne. He cav the GreuadierS Shcltering under q forest of umbrellas and sent off Lord Hill with this message: Lord Yelling ton does nuf approve of the use of um- brellas during the encmys firing and -ill not allow tllr 'Gentiemens Sons
 nate themselves ridiculous in the
 of the army" After the battle
 nel Tynilng was reprimanded by
 duke for permitting the offensr
 ] the great man. "The guards it .-. form may, when on duty at St James carry umbrellas If they please but in the field it Is not only ridiculous but unmiiitary.' Let it not be forgo, ten. however. t;isl the deIinquentS, dandles thouSs, taey were, proved themselves aMus.. the bravest when lighting was goina on.St. James Gs Iette