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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Sbaiu's &f i'm bic Srcibcit.

@bttc GloiuS, N.s0, 12.Suli
- 0ie 8erbon0tlt9en iibcr Die
6ragc, Of @orrp 6. 3bap, Der DIOR,
Der oes arditcften StonforO @bite,
ieine &crnunft 5uriiderlongt bat mo
micoer olf Die WtcnI6beit loSgelniIcll
merben ioll, lpltrOen bcute Dor bclll
Hifter Drills bier fortgeiebt uno
pcrihieOene 3eu9cn lc9tcl1 gllSio9ell
o6. Gpelpn Ncsbitt Sbolp lit o!s
3euqin fir Den Stoot, nelder
1bom's G%ntlaliune bef1mpft, por'
gclooen moroen ltno miro pabr.
ifeinltd idon morgcn arideinrn.
Dor Der beltti9en 8ertogunG wllrOe
Der &oidlag 9cHlaft, bic Spe5ioii-
item ourd Die Sertreter eS'StnotcS
unD Der 8ertbeibigltng alts5ulpoblell
.ulro oieien Die 6roqe iiber Die 3u-
rchnlngsobi1feit Sboip'S sur Gnt'
ideibnn9 81 iiberlaIlcn. Ter Gor-
ifIlog bat IuSiidt ati Innobmc,
.penn iid) beioe Sorteien biniidtlldy
Der auslpobl Der orei Spe5ialiltel
einigcn f6nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Scm Ilammcntooc cntgansen.

6rar sIbcrt 9ittlifr NIP 8jiiF9S ohr44
Die YoIi3iitcn Bird unO Sdirtcr
aus ibrcm brenllenoen @auie an
Siio+9ouloinitrobe gerettet. -
Grploiion cineS 8o~iolinoIcnS Der
urindtc 0cn Wroilo.
@GbrcnO zines @ronoe5, Ser &c.
tern Nbcnh IN Der @obnung BON
6roll hilbert 9ittner, 9fr. 1923, Sit0.
9ouIbinitroBe, Oltrd) Die Grploiion
cincS @uIolinofcnS mlSbrod), ihlpebte
6roll @ittner lGn9erc Belt IN 2ebenS.
gefobr. Wtutter uno &inO muroen
ieOod) Ourd) oo3 cncrgiifc 8orgebcn
Der Eoli5iIten Bird mo Sdlirmer III
Si6erbeit gcbroht, NlS Die Grplo-
lion crfolgtc, bCfonO lid 6rou 9itt'
ller nit ibrent &in0e i'm 5lueiteu
Stodlpcrf. "a Der Diem oirett bel
Der Srcppc ltou6, iing lcbterc 6eller
mo lpllroc Ooourd Der 6rall Der
Nlagoug peripcrrt. @liidlt6erptile
mltrOc Dos 1Seller bon bcn 9cnanlltet
Eoli5iitcn loiort bcmcrtt, mcld)c Den
@corGngtcn prompt 5llr Sillie eiltcll.
Sic rieicn Der 6roll, mclhe III bod
tier Nufrc0ltllQ OIL cilenl 6cllIter ocS
5lucitcn StodlpcrtcS crid)icncn mar,
5lL lid rllbl9 5ll ucrboltcn. is &C.
lang ibnen, 0ic T%lonrnlcIl, lpelde Die
Srcppc crtaBt battell, 5ll lold)cll mo
Srou @ittner nit ibrcm &inbe ms
6rcic 5t bringen. Eoli5iit Bird Der
illd)tc bort, Die Scllcrlpcbr 5ll olor.
mircn, c5 blieb obcr nntiirli6 bcim
SerilIdL oenll Der Wtcloeopporot fltnf-
tionirtc micocr cinnnl nid)t. Gr be-
nohridti0tc 0c1bolb Die Spribcn.
GompoNuie'n bon Gontou un0 Sigh
lorOtomn telcpboniid. Sebtere bat.
ten Den 9rou0 nod) fllr6er grbeit III.
fer Goutrole. Der Shoocn miro ollf
ctlpo 500 gcld)Gbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Sra9iid)es Cube eincr italicniIdlcn
Sird)cnfricr.
&nninS Gitn, NO, IL :

aonio8 Gitp, NO, ia Slli.
= Die Mitglieocr Ger bieIigcn ro'
nliifsfotbolii6eit Stride pom beiligell
Noicntran5c, iait iammtllh Stale
~ncr, brorntcn Gcltern gbeno 5nr9tod)s
feier oeS ct. SobonnistogeS cit
6eucrperf ob. Gie @rploiion elmer
Grnbe ncld)e Intouio @roiiiffc aus
ciner nit Elllper ~gclaoencn @osrobrt
ber0eitellt bate, tootcte bel Der &c
Icgcubeit @roiiiffe iclbit, lomie einen
Neger mo einc Ncgerin, meld)e III
Ger 9tGbe ltnnocn, uno perlebte nleb.
rcrc Ecripnen, cini6lieblid) 5peier
&oli5iiten. @roiiiffc bate Die 9onlbc
Dor Der airdJentbiirc n~ic0tr9ele9t
mo fnietc, troboem er gegen leine
llnporiidJtigfeit gemornt muroe, ne.
bCn ibr nieoer, mabreno er Die 2rtntc
on5iinbete. Gle CT lid erbcben FONT
tc, erfolgte Die grploiion nnb rib iblI
III Stiidc. Mebrere 8enlter Der Stride
uno Der beaad)barten SGnier murben
5erihmettert unb Die 6eier nabm ein
IGbeS Gnoe.
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80 d nci5cr &crcin."

81 Wogcner'S Gofc, Nr. 1t6, NorO=
EocnitruBc, belt gcltern glbcn0 Der
.S6mci5crs @erein BON Baltimore"
icinc regclmGBigc WonotSperiomnl-
lung, IN pclder ser Yr0Iiocnt berid).
tctc, OoB ooS lebtc Sdiibenicit beS
GcrcinS, neldes cr onl0Blid bes So
iGbrigcn @citebenS am o@lorrcidcll
&icrtcn" bc9ing, ionobl in iinor5iel-
fer, mie III gcieaidoftlider @e5icbung
eil gl1n5cnOer Grfolg lpor.
D& ricgerbuno 0umcn.
Scrcin."
9(ltf Dem Godqorten ocS Sornlonie.
GofeS at Der @tIt 5opettcitroBe, 100
trob Der oriidenoen &iec geiterrl
glbcnO cir erdtlidctoeS &iifthen
pebte, bielt geltern 9lbeno Ser narie,
%9erbrnosT o%ntetbtrcin" icinc re9el-
mGBioc WfonotSbfriommIrul9, mclde
iid) Northumberland 9eiudeS er.
%treitte. Gtft |6fIib fii9rte Die Eroll.
bcntin 6rQll Sobaltlld SuodS, ip6b'
reno bic Scfret1rin ySrou Gillette
Ycinc Die tSefretoriot sgcid)Gfte erie.
0iAtc. 9tod} Nuinobntc 5peicr nellcr
Witglieber mo nad)oenl 6luei Ipplt.
tntioncn SmedS 0titglic0idoft entge.
gen getOntntcn 1mprocn morelt, be.
ihloiien Die Grifienencn, Gnoe Die.
les WonotS III 9ellfert'S Earf eill
SamilienfeIt 81 p%cronltoIten. Die
arrangements fir oicicS Set merOcn
Die Witglieocr OeS arrangements
Gomritcs morgen IN Der @obnultg Der
Br0iiocntin Srou Sobonna Soads,
Nr. 1714, Sorior0-Hoob, t%reficn.
y2ocuit Goint. Surns
Gcrcin."
llmioiien0e Gorbereitlin9cn trlfit
sur 3eit Der oGocuIt.Y oint.S ilrnoer.
cin" fir cine Monoi6ein.@rfuriioll
oic CT anion9S @ugltlt oui Dem
Compiler ,2olliie" nod SoldeItcr
~ueronitultcl Miro. Die g%rrongeure
iiir Ole @aiierfobrt iino Die Serrer
&orrp Gang, Gorlibcr; SorrD MILLER.
6. 9cuerlcin Charles Braun nlD
@eoro Weper.
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Nn6dnglihfeit on ieinG &ortei. Sol.
den WGnnern luiirOc OoS &olf germ
feline Stimme qebet. Gic SrQoniios
ton babe ibr 8ort Qc0cbcrt, Dab lie
Die bon Dem Gomitc acknowledgement
GonOioaten untcritiibcn ucr0e, uno 10
iei er iiber5ellgt, pob IN trcllcm 3u-
iommcnorbeiten bic ocmofrotiide
@ortci lire GnnOiOotcn sum- Siege
fiibrcn f6nnc.
GoS Gon1itc bcrto9tc ii6 bierolri
bis Mittpof I6eh0, 1pullu Die Der.
idieoencn 6iinier-G omitc'n Der eiil.
5elnen @drOS ibrG GorOiOutcn noni.
niren tpcro5n.
Sbpobf bie Gomitc'l I'M IQgcnci.
nen StiGfihmeigelt iibcr Die MGnncr
ibrer @obl bcmobrtcL 10 perloutetcn
ood bercitS Die ioIgepoen Nomen
oils Die porollSiidtIitcn 2egiSlotur-
MitglicOer Der betrciftnOcn @nro$:
I. @oro-Serr @nl. GorneS.
=. @orb-Scrr &n. .. Smith.
4. @orb-0err Gborntou Toains.
s. @urO-0lrr ". MClibou oocr
Scrr ". Stodbont.
9. @urb-0err z. ". Gobc.
If. @oro-Serr ". 2. @rpaIL 81,
@cncrolanmult.
II. @oro-Serr Mortin 2c6napcr
oocr Serr Sol. NJ, Grippe.
rs. &uro-Scrr 5. u. Iupfin&.
10. Moro-Scrr Gbm. S'Wioro.
20. @oro-Serr MotbioS &. gltgcl,
mier.
Nla mutbnlnBlid) eriolgrcide Goll-
oiootcn fir 0o3 Pint heS StootS.
I%cnotora fir 6ell piertcn 2%cgiSlotin-
EiItrift lprlroc Or. Seonorb Is. 9codI
pom Nr. S57, @eit- 6opette. 2 troBc,
9cnonnt,
Gic Domination iiir ooS Amt 0e3
S6criffS mag Scrr 2ouiS Z. @reenc
crboltcn.
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SdrcflidJcr SoS 5lucicr jnngcn
Scrtils grbcitcr.

MiImtin9ton, Gel, II. Sllli.
Gurd, cine bclltc in Der Sertil,
Spinlcrei Der Soiepb Bancroft &
Cons So. nubc bier Cingetrctenc Gr.
plolion purocn Sltgb Gpnnor, IA
Sabre oft, mo 9tclion 8ebb, 16
,Sobrc alt, enticblid pcrbriibt. Gou-
nor Itorb bcltte Nbcno I'M &oipitol
uno cs criitirt feline Soifnnrng oltf
Tettung @ebb'S. 9ciOe bottcn 9umpi
crngeotbmct lno Oos 6leiid al
iGrcm 9ou5cn &orpcr mar tbotiGhlid)
gcfod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Gcanaoinnn9s-WcIndc ucrmorfcn.

@oib ington, .. e., -. Suli.
- ErGiioent Soft lcbntc bette 8e'
lllde INT 9e9uoOi9llng Charles M.
Sropcr's 1no Q. Is. 2iuic'S ob. Era.
per mar 4rdiiocnt rno ellie aoiiirer
Der r@ritcn Notionolbont" bon So.
ncout, Ohio, unb 9eioc murocn me
gen iolihcr GintrGge in Die Bidder
Der 9ort ST icfS &obrcn Soit Der.
urtbciIt. AlS bic 9onf ~iuSpeuoirte,
idulbete ibr Iroper iiber $14, 000
ltno ellie $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Sicben Sabre 3nd)tbans.

Gan Sole Gol., IL. Sllli. -
Gbriition s. SobnioL melder lid
bter Der 9ignlnie iduloig befonlte.
prroc bcitte ST. iicbcn Sabrcn 3uft.
bousboit nerilrtbeilt. ST beirotbctC
III Stofton cine 6rou Soicpbin(
Nmelio S~retbetunp, obgleid) er nleb
rcre mtoerc @bcirnuen in pcridicoe.
llen 2onoestbcilen botte, uno mar
nnnfeltc, Dob er nit Dem .notoriidel
Seiratbsid)minoler Wobion ioentiid
iri
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Bonn Slib cridjlagen.

GoGeoo, g., II. Sui. - @0b-
reno eines bellte Nodmittog ollSge-
brodcncn @emitters ihlltg Der 9lib
IN oos Camp @iaiom 8. Gait elm,
no nod ctlihc Der Sruppen logern,
ipeldc ott Dem Sllrnier Der lebtcr
@od)c theilnobmen. SSerrp Spulil-
olng, cin sSllbrmnnu ans Sort Sberi-
Dan, indianapolis, pllroe allgen'
blidlid) aetootet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
81 @nooen o%ngcnommcn.

SonoIulr, ~. Sllli. - @ic
enc bcittc 9todntittog bier cnpial-
gene GelepDonbotihoit mclOct, lit
Gountp. Sderifi @iQiom y. Sorrett
III elmer Eluntu9cnmiiblc 5u @oimo-
ltolo BON 800 %wiitbeuocn ioponiiden
Strifcrn umrinat mo ihmebt III &C.
fobr. Cine Hbtbeilmn9 bcrittener
Yoli5iIten eil 1ttseno &illiSiheriiic
mo mebrere Special = Boli3iitcn,
i1mmtlid idipcr bepoiinct, iino in
&utomobilen nod @oimunolo ob9e.
9ongcn, Inn Dem ~beorGngtcn 9eomten
Siilie 81 bringcn.
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I'm 8rabc lit Hnb'.
@eorAe u. ACTIONS.

1 ~
Sin groBcs Srolcr9eiol9e 0ob &c.
ltcrn 9to6mittog Der iterblid)en Siiac
neS AM Sonntog I'M 33. SebenSiobrc
ocrltorbenelt George u. Seiiions ooS
8elcitc pont Grouerbouic, Nr. LOG,
Worrcn.Npenlle no6 Dem Sonoon-
Borf. 6ricoboic. Snl Srouer5uge be-
mcrftc man 5oblrcidc Sn9cllofreun-
DC ocs &erblidcnen mo Itnrfe Dele
gotionen beS o9lriel Hitber.Glubs"
mo ocS n6entoltr Goofobrcr-9lubS"
Nh scr 9obrc mo am @robe omtirte
Eoitor Eeregine @rotb, Der Seelior.
ger Der biidoili6cll proteItontild)en
Wciiiob.&ird)c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Die ScncrprObe.

Slt Tllluele1bett pes UtaporS, Der
Gontrdttbcboroe u10 Der Sertrcs
ter ser Grucible uno &ou 9oru
Stobl Gompugnic'n finOet cine
Stoblprobe ltatt.
Ger @ebouoc, Suipeftor Yreiton
iuur 5ufrieoen, Der Erdiioent Der 8e.
fdn9niB6eborOe mar 3ufrieoen, Der
Scrtrcter Der San Corn Gomponp,
&r. s. %. &au Corn, mar 5uirie.
Den, Der 8ertretcr Der Grucible Steel
Company mar 5%ufrieoen, Seoermoml
nor 5uirie0euL OaB Der Stabl fem
mar. G0S luur ungefdbr oos 6ucit
Der Erilflng OeS StobIs, mel6e &c.
itcrlt III Oet elliott Moihinen-gSerf.
ltotten ltottfuno. 9luf ollie Sale be.
tontmet mir fiir uniere neller 8e.
f1n9nlB5elen gllten Stabl.
9cfonntIid) mar bic Stoblprobc
OoS Gr9cbniB Der Gontroperie 5rpi-
Idlcn Dem @cb1lloe. Snipcftor 8rc-
ton mo Dem H%rGliocnten Der @e.
fGn9niBbeb0rOc &cigb @onidI, mel
dc bcreitS ben Scicrn beS y0eutiben
GorrciponOcntcn" sur @eniige be.
fonnt lit.
&on itGOtilden 9ronlten pobutc
oen Gcrluden bel: Mopor Wiobool,
ErGiiocnt OcS >. Hatbs5tpeigcS ltllnt.
len, Stnotrcgiitrotor Sbomos, Stoot.
S%ngenieur 6enooll, Stootprofurotor
Eoc, 8ebGroc- Snipettor 8rcitou II.
@cfGnqniB.@orocin Soof. Serllcr
lporen onlucieno: Sr. 5. %. ban
Corn, &ertreter Der San Corn Com.
ponp, Sr. :. Nc. Goplor ais &ertrc.
ter Der rGrucible Steel Co., uuto sic
Wtit9lieocr Der @cf0ugniBbcb0roe
NIT Fr0lioctt Scigb 8oniol an Der
Sptec.
@Icid ST @eginm CAB eS eincn
Strcit 5luiidcll Den Serren 9oniol
unb Erciton. Ser 2ebtere erfI6rte
nGmlif, OnB Der inn 8efGugliB Der.
mon0te Stobl ONT Somitog bon lllls
betonnter Suu0 aus 6enl @cfGngniB
cltfernt morOen ici. QerieIbe lei ilts
5milhen Der Ginmirtung Der Suit
oitSgcIett norocn, I'M ieine @ioer.
ltonoSfGbigfcit 5u l6pGdcn. Serr
8onIul CAB 81, boB er Ocn Stobl
babe fortbolm lnilcn, fu6r ober IN
b1miihcr @eiie fort, ooB sic &er9e.
bung ocS GortroftcS nid)t Den Spe.
5itttotionen gcn0B geidab, inocm
Der Sou Corn Stobl fir oen iogell.
r6ioe Blu Stobl iubititllirt mllroe.
Bel Der obnebiu boben Temperotur
lulo Der 5ltnebnlcnoen @1rme Der
Gontroperie 5luil6en ben beioen Ser
ren tal0 eS Der Wopor ongebrad)t,
ltd) in'@ Wtittel 81 legeu uno ooroui
SIT bclteben, ouB man 5itr Yrobe
ld)reite, bn man nit Grgumeutcrt
nid)t ipeitcr fommcn miiroe. 9nnlt
iolgte Die Erobe. Die San Corn.
&clltc befiirmortctcn, ooB Elm ipe5ieI.
Ter Stobl 0o5u beHlltt iuer6c, ollein
man cntld)ie0 iid) nllf on5 inn @e.
i0ngniB pcripouptc Moteriol uno
ais mon ollf cincr neihen 6led ItieB,
be9onn Serr @oniol 5lt triumpbiren.
God woren Die Sot 9orn-2cltte ib.
rer Sode iider, uno ulter Den idmer.
item Standardization beltono Der
Stobl Die Yrobe, inoenl Die 9obrcr
nid]t lueiter ais bis 81 einem gerpiI.
len Gltlft ein0rongeu. Die Grobe
ocS nGrucible StnblS" mar gleih SIT.
frieoenltcllcnO, mo Die Gontruft.Ye.
b0roc miro MN IN ibrcr nGhltet
Sibu1lg iibcr Die glngelegenbeit 81
entid)eioen bobcn.
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Sapaner mufcn ant.
I9@'1 sanal-nie .
Strifer anf Saiuaii bcorubcn amcri=
faaiidJcn Sd)criff.

@epoiinctes 9lufgebot olli Dem @egc
bon Sonolulu nod Dem Shalt'
plate. - NorOcriihe 9omben'
@gploiiou ais S6luB ciner itolie'
niiden airdcnieicr. Grei
Goote ltllo mebrcre Scrlcbtc. -
Gomonc aus Dem omerifanilden
Sebcn. u MetbbSiiteii. @eiittiAcr
fcbrt nod, 5ludH5igidbrigcr Srcll.
nrn9 SIT icincr 6amilie 5nrild
uno finoct @ottin micocr ucrbei.
rut6et. - @iro troboem micOcr
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Bonn ,Sansfrennb ieimcr Satin er-
Idlpiicn.

aonfofee, Sis, y. Suli. =
als 5. 9. Saplor, Sice.Eroiioent
Der verIten Nationalbanf" BON Ores
cent Gin. 81, aeitern abeno bon
einem gaiebaqipiel 5uriidfebrte linS
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@lidlih anu6tn.. 10 Sn
Der gcitrigen Situng bcs Girefto.
runs Der WcI onogbs Shlllc mltroen
fclgcn0e anoben in Die Scbronltalt
ouigclontmcn: Noul Sromm Cue,
Curtis Vulonin @rimoS, Serbcrt
Charles Iieocmolt, Tuul aeboc,
Gnlpb Sorrp &llls, @olter 9idS
&iliconnon, Sobn Wilton WeDers,
Comic Goporo geneoico. @iqionl
Courtney Heoroon, Sobn @iaionl
2muion, SomcS Cutie @iQioms,
Sorrp e. Slotcr, Oscar GQsmortb
JioB, Sorrp eIsluortb Some, George
Iopnnono 6ootc, @rnit Scrinoll
2rmis, Gorl @iuiom 9oprle, Ileron-
scr Soplor, Gborlcs W. SoneS, Senrp
Gcalc Solins, Hidjoro .gorle Gborl-
ton, Glenlot Smltb Solunicnb, Soicpt
6. Gbofimou. @allocc g(lfrco aemp,
GoDnro Seibert, jun, Clarence Ses.
lie Golld), Selut3 Wtllolt 9erile0p,
Clifford Dofel, 8olter y. Sawfins,
Gmorp 2amrencc 9urnDant II. 6roni
GGrl @iqiamion.
Son Gas d II b t. - Sci ber
Heparatllr elmer 0dsrobre i'm Seller
Der Sobrif Der Baltimore Ylote See
Co." 9tr. 7 bis 10, Siio.6reoerid.
StruBe, begriiicn, muroe Der 41-iob.
rige Elumber eugene @oooen boz
Nr. 612, 0orO @oibington d. Str.
bon ousitr0menoem Sos betGubt
Gr wurbe in Der Nmbulall5 oeS mitt
leren Holi5eioiItriftS nod ben
rStobt,Soipitol" aebroft, no CT Iid
balo nieoer erbolte.
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EraiiclnOc Tlammcn.

2iuirc9cuoc 6ellcrSbrlnIt an Der
HeiltcrStolpn 3 Hooo. 3mei
glportcmCnt60lticr Cin9cdidcrt.-
@cpobncr rcttctcn lid IN ibrcn
Nohtflciocrn. 8uroen BON
lto.Ausilii9lcrn wod9cruicn.
Pluto e Nusllii9ler, 6erel1 Nonell
nid)t befonnt iillo, meld)e 9eitern IN
oIlcr Sriibe bic Ode bon Hittcr-glpe.
mo H%eiitcrStomn E Hoob, SwingS
Mills poiiirtcL rctteten s Eerionen
Dor DEM 6lommento0c. Sic benlerfs
ten Slummcn in oen SGriern mo
ricicn Ocrcn @clpobncr mad, mcl6c
nllr nod Belt bottcr, IN ibren 9todt.
fleioern ST cntfommcr. Snnerbolb
&c, Winuten porcr1 Die beipen Sollier
bis ollf Sen @rililo nieoergebronnt
Die oltf 10 fnoppc @eiic @erettetcl
limo; Serr uno 5rolt &omoro saul
uno ocrcu 3 Sabre oItc Sohter, Serr
mo Srnlt SSroeI 9torriS, Sr. 3odo-
riob llmpbrieS, Serr mn 6rou Con.
@bitc. Die Gigentbiinter Der bcioen
@cbduoc iino: @err s. IS. Sitter bon
Elcoiollt Stills mo @. NJ. 9oipcr3.
Ger S6oOen 6cIdlft iid) ollf $4,000.
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SciratbS : Siecuseu.

Gbporo 5, IeiieG, q, mo Carrie
OliorL 10. applifont 8iQiom 8.
Veigel. Nr. 1i01, Saiferion-Str
Sobn Sre0erid 9obL 81, @ittucr.
nlo Wor0oret SdJGfcr. 81. 4ppli.
fort Charles ). ySittler, Nr. 631.
a2olu BUILDING"
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-05
A CONSPICUOUS DAUGHTER.

One of the most conspicuous fgT
ures at the Confederate reunion In
Richmond, Va, was Miss Mary Hail.
of Augusta, Ca, a Daughter of the
Confederacy, who occupies UNIQUE
position in the regard Of the South
ern people, and especially of the vet
erans who fought under the stars and
bars. Miss Hall, who was an earnest
adherent of the "lost cause" during
the Civil War, still cherlshes Tor 1t a
feeling of reverence and devotion.
She glories in the fact that she was
identified with it, and as token OF
her changeless loyalty to 1t she IN
yariably wears a small Confederate
flag or badge. She is the only woman
who is a full member of Confeder-
ate veterans camp, and she marches
for miles with the camp at reunions
Attired in gray and wearing cam
paigu hat, which, with her close-cut
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-05

.passed5. by Il and :. no. tidingssswere
brought of the father or son. This,
tow,iirds the end, became the crown
Ing sorrow Of the suferings which
pursued the people of the Confed-
erecy. Prisons: hospitals death on
the battle field, and the horrors which
connected themselves with the awfuA
word "missingn-which marked the
last years Of the war, left their deep
est touch on the homes and hearts OF
the women who longed for word or
a line, or a report to tell them when,
where and how the object OF love
had gone down into the shadows Oh
the hereafter. The Unknown List :
carried with it terror and anguish
that even the most widespread pc
reavement could never impart. The
activities Of actual war alternateo
with It's hardships and softened 1ts
privations. 1t was those who watcnea
and waited who felt the keenest sor-
row that followed in wars train.
Death then oftenest came suddenly
and without note Of warning, and II
was those at home who suffered deep.
est and longest; and the sharpest OF
all itI, pangs was to yearn for forms
that would never appear and to listen
for voices which were hushed In
death. 1t was the home people-the
people who mourn such dead asawe
are here to-day to honor-who real
lied the wars worst trials.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-05
When Southern vaIor Won.

General Sherman's army was ap-
preaching Fayetteville, N. c., op-
posed by only few hundred Confed-
erntes. These were holding the en-
enly in check while General Beaure-
gard, who commanded the Confeder-
ate forces, was Withdrawing his
troops to the opposite side of Cape
Fear River, upon the southern bank
of which the city is located. A long
wooden bridge spanned the. river. In
order to get possession of this bridge
and thus cut off the retreat of the
Confederates who were opposing his
advance, the Federal commander sent
force of mounted men who made a
detour far to the right, entering the
city from the east and making sud-
den and determined dash for the
bridge, which the Confederates had
already prepared for the torch. Gen.
WADE Hampton, with his escort and
some staff officers, was still in the
city, as was also q commissary detail
of fifteen Kentuckians from Colonel
Breckinridges Brigade. With these,
the latter volunteering their services,
General Hampton, in counter
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-05
Many Killed in Storm.

Louisville, KY, Special. > Dis
patches, gathered throughout the
South by the Associated Press Friday
night, indicate that least ia per-
sons met sudden death in the great
wind that spread havoc throughout
the region south Of the Ohio. The
number Of injured is probably three
fold that Of the killed. 1t is substan-
tiated that -114 persons were killed,
distributed among the following
towns:
Tennessee: Youngs Crossing, S;
Fayetteville, Is; Noblesville, /; Hart.
man county, j; Medina, a; Clarks-
vile, l.; Centreville, /; Franklin, /;
Hillsboro, 4; Somerville, g; Laconia,
2; Bells, 2; Quito, 8; Giles county,
Mississippi's most disastrous point
was Horn Hake, where Is met death.
Arkansas has four dead near Hart
sell. e..: :; ( g. :. Y t.s','t: - !:
Missouri has seven killed at Somer-'
Vile and II at Golden. "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-05
A YOUNG CONFEDERATE.

Master Hugh T. Morton, Jr., illus
trates the spirit of his class. His
grandfathers were both colonels in
the Confederate army, and the little
fellow, though but eight months old,
was manifestly as happy rs older per-
sons. He was evidently the youngest
Rebel" who participated in the
memorable occasion Of the Birming-
ham Reunion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-05

How light soever what promise man may
Should be kept sacred for his ]N hon0r's sake! s
My mother!"
(Ind choking back the sob, but'half con- con
His head drooped low! At last must
nature yield p 9sS s.f5. Il 1. , e. 4
aMy motherir flashed again thestea
dimmed eyes. !. S 8
aAt her dear knees she taught me how to-
Her loving, heart would be too sorely
If to her lips were pressed her boys with
falsehood stained.
"Aty brave, brave boy" the pleader spoke
again; :,
"a boy in years, but worth thousand
Like him for whom, the coward, traitor,
knave,
You'd lay your own brave, young life down
to save.
Speak out! Life is so sweet! Be free
once more!
"I never knew how sweet life was before!
Still-words are useless, General, but for
You're kind; yet if I had thousand lives
to live,
I'd give them all ere I could face the shame
And wear, for one hour, base, dishon-
ored name"
The die was cast! Our tears were idle
tears
For him, who gave one day and gained a
thousand years!
But still he is not dead! SAM DAVIS
-'mF1on ean1ss niti the Confederate Veteran.