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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-03-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Wausau, Wisconsin, Feb. 9th, '09.
Notice is hereby given that Frank H.
Pardoe of Wausau, County of Mara
thon, State of Wisconsin, has filed in
this office his application to enter
under the provisions of Sections 2306
and 1907, Revised Statutes of the
United States, Lot One a. of Section
A, Township 36 North, Range A West,
4th P. M, Wisconsin.
Any and all, persons claiming adj
versely the lands described, or desiring
to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant,
should file their affidavits of protest Ill
this office, on or before the Goth day of
April, 1909.
JOHN w. MILLER, Register.
Serial No. O776. 48-5
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Notice OF Hearing Petition for License to
Sell or Incumber Real Estate to Pay
Debts or Legacies
STATE OF WISCONSIN, }
COUNTY COURT FOR
RUSK COUNTY.

IN PROBATE
Notice is hereby given, That at a
Special Term of the County Court, to
be held in and for said County, at the
Court House, in the city of Ladysmith,
in said County, on the first Tuesday of
April, A. D. 1909, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, the following
matter will be heard and considered.
The application of Nels Omark, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Maria Bent
late of the village of Tony, in said
County deceased, to sell all of the real
estate belonging to said estate, described
as follows: The South Thirty 900 acres
of the Southwest Quarter Is. w. Il of
Northwest Quarter IN w i of Section
numbered Two (2) of Township num-
bered Thirty-fve (35) North, of Range
numbered Six (6) East; and the South
east Quarter Is. E. y of the North
west Quarter IN. w. y of Section
numbered Two (2) of Township num-
bered Thirty-fve (35) North, of Range
numbered Six (6) East, in Lincoln
County, Wisconsin.
Dated March 9th, A. D. 1909.
BY order of the Court:
L. E. MCGILL, County Judge.
CHARLES KIRWAN, Attorney. 1913
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NOTICE OF HEARING
STATE OF WISCONSIN ]
COUNTY COURT FOR
RUSK COUNTY
IN PROBATE

IN PROBATE
Notice is hereby given that at the
regular Term of the County Court to
be held in and for said County, at the
Court House in the City of Ladysmith
in said County on the first Tuesday,
(being the 9Th day. of April A. D.
1909, at 10 o'clock A. M, the following
matter will be heard and considered:
The application of Herman A. Thorn
son to admit to probate the last will
and testament of Amos A. Thomson
late of the City of Ladysmith in said
County deceased, and for letters
testimentary thereon to be issued to
Byron 0. Thomson of Garden City, Blue
Earth Co., MINI.
Dated March 3rd, 1909.
By Order of the Court:
L. E. MCGILL, County Judge.
W. S. MANNING, Attorney 48-4
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN }
COUNTY COURT FOR
RUSK COUNTY
IN PROBATE

IN PROBATE
Notice is hereby given that at the
regular Term of the County Court to
be held in and for said County, at the
Court house in the city of Ladysmith
in said County, on the first Tuesday,
(being the 9th day. of April A. D,
1909, at ten o'clock A. NJ, the follow
ing matter will be heard and considered:
The application of Lena Ginder for
the appointment of F. E. Munroe of
the city of Ladysmith, Wis, as adj
ministrator with the will annexed of
the estate of Alfred Ginder late of the
city of Ladysmith, in said County,
deceased.
Dated March IL, 1909.
By order of the Court:
L. E. MCGILL, County Judge.
Thomas & Carow, Attorneys. 1913
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that ! have the
tax roll of the town of Flambeau in my
hands and will be at the Office Of Man
ming, Clark & Haviland SATURDAYS to
receive tax.-R. R. GOULD, Town
Treasurer.
Ladysmith, Wis, Jan. z, 'O9.
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quoting prices steady at last weeks
close. Quality generally was common
to fair, the number of good animals
being small There were some but
not many outside buyers in the trade.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-03-11
WESTERNS AND BREEDERS

There was only small showing of
sheep today, and the stuff was common
in quality. The masket showed prac-
tically no change from last week s close
ST. Paul Union Stock Yards Co.
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The run Of killing cattle today was
moderate and of common quality. The
run today being the poorest for Mon
day in many weeks. Prices were gen.
orally about steady with the closing
level of last week. Veal calves were
steady. The run was light and what
little stuff was on the market was of
common quality.
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LADYSMITH
STAR LAUNDRY

Our Washing has given the best
of satisfaction for the past five
years and we guarantee to continue
pleasing all as in the past; and
everyone knows that hand washing
is far superior to steam, the goods
lasting much longer when washed
by hand. Special rates on Collars
and Cuffs. Work called for and
delivered Monday and Thursday
TELEPHONE NO. 1856
CHARLIE WING, Prop.
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HOGS

The hog run was moderate and of
fair quality The market opened a
dime higher, and closed Is cents above
the high price of Saturday. Light
hogs were quotable at $3.50. 80, mixed
offerings at 6.35 to $40 and butchers
Gas to 6.55.
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500 Line
RAILWAY TIME
THBLE

GOING EAST.
No. 84-Local-Ex Sunday. 2:O3 +. Nj.
No. 8-Atlantic Express ...11:22 +. nj.
No. 22-Freight. ........ $40 a. M.
GOING WEST.
No. S5-Local-Ex Sunday 1922 L. M.
No. Pacific Express -. 4:35 A. M
No. 2l-Freight -. -. -. 40 +. nj.
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Wisconsin Central
GOING NORTH
No COL Local GAP A. NJ.
GOING SOUTH
No. 9O2-Local .......... l0:4O A. MI.
Daily except Sunday
Close connection at Owen for Mil
waukee and Chicago.
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GUST ARNDT
JAMES A. MlCHAELSON

LAWYER
Will give strict attention to the
practice of law in all courts. Collec-
tions promptly made, money to loan,
real estate for sale, insurance and
conveyances made.
OFFICE IN FRITZ BLOCK
LADYSMITH, WISCONSIN
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Livestock Market

So. st. Paul, Mimi, Mar %, 1909
Cattle Hogs Sheep
One day this week 2100 2700 400
Same timel st w'k PIG 2348 $40
Jan.1 to date 57357 210495 1892
Same time l'st y'r 45237 338475 1857
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-06
SH0SH0NE FALLS AS
PAINTED BY H. [. A. CULMER
AZ INTERROGATION.

Do window down town ls placed "a
painting of one of the vests great
wonder scenes. "Shoshonc Falls 600
Snake River by one of Utah's best
known artists. H. J.. a. Gunner 10 ls
% marvellous study OF water unts and
water motion mauipulauous esteemed
most difficult by nature painters, wa
tors gliding, waters falling. waters
rushing and waters sWirng bon the
terrific impact OF giant force con-
tanned iu the pounding OF the big fall
n the prone stream below Iu this
play cOutending contrasts of motion,
unts and gradatOns OF tluts, come iu.
t1 effect grays ana green's and the
changing white of wave and spray %
foam and mist, and iu AN their cN-
preston 70 is as NJ the things them
selves had run through the artists nn-
gers and laid themselves out on tho
canvas under his hand As you stand
before the canvas, you watch from
your vantage place below the cascade
the actual fsll of that great mass Of
water from the point nearly az the sky
limo; lose yourself Iu the pOrilous swirl
of tho stream which shudders and
QuIyors iu dangerous frenzy under the
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argument that has ragged. more or less
iurluusly among eastern scholars for
years. After AN, IL seems. centenaries
have their uses.
Some curious discoveries have recent
ly been made regarding Napoleous re-
llgious views Perhaps the uucerest
part of Che discovery is that be had
any religion az an. n reminds one or
the chapter In the natural history head
ed Concerning the owls I'm Iceland.
the first sentence of which began.
There are no owls I'm Iceland" How
ever religion OF "a certain kind Napo-
leon evidently had as j. r.. Herbert
Bailey. loo "a very attractive volume
proves. Nap0leon's cynical remark
that God Is ON the side of the big bat
TALON seems 20 have been one Of
those little pessimistic utterauCes for
which the emperor displayed "a liking
during his last days at ST. Helena To
prove NapOleon's religious learning. DR.
Barry D'Mears. his surgeon al Helena.
narrates having come upon Napoleon
one day seated in his bath, reading a.
little volume which turned out Co be- A
Bible. Questioned about his fondness
for the Scriptures, Napoleon got of au-
other one OF his cyniCisms; Man has
need or something supernatural he
said. land it IS better 90 seek 10 On
religion than Go Mademoisclle Dc Nor
maud' this lady being celebrated
fortune teller of Paris Furthermore.
Napoleon own Bible has recently come
10 light. IL is fun OF marked passages
comments. and notes in the emperor's
own hand, and most of these comment
aries are In a deeply religious strain.
Napolcon's view on the character OF
Christ Us interesting, lie said. Every
thing in Him astOnishes mo. Between
Him and whoever else iu the world
there is no possible term OF C0mpdri-
son, His birth and the history of His
ufe' the profundity OF His doctrine.
which grapples with the mightiest difti-
culties. and which Is OF those didi-
culties tho most admirable solution.
His gospel, His appdritIon. His empire.
His march across the ages and realms
VERIFYING % me is prodigy an ln-
soluble mystery which pluuges me into
"a rcycrie and from which I cannot cs-
cape. "a mystery which is there peflr.
my eyes. a mystery which 7 can never
deny. nor explain. Here I zee nothing
human
This book by Herbert Ealy certainly
casts "a now light on the exile of SO
Helena. 10 looks as Or the years ~ ss-
cIuslou from the world on the barron
rock turned the omper0r's thoughts on
"a different direction from conquest and
empire building. His "rr' giou' was
certainly conspicuous Tor its absence
during hls campaigns iU uorthow italy
CHARLES OFDENs
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EVER WATCHFUL
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Salt Lakn City Readers
Future Trouble.
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The discharges not excessive or IN
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Contain no "brlck-dust Ike" fsdi-
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Doan's kidney Pulls will do this for
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They watch tho kidneys ana cure
them whar they re slick
John Vs. West living az 100 A
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says. Deans kidney Pills. which 4
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proved 10 b. q remedy ~ great merit
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BOOKS

9th. Missioner by E Phillips OPP
ruh.Im Action excitement and mya-
t.ry Hre three ingredients always found
m an Oureuheim's novels. hla now
atarr 'TEe Missioner Is the compound
lf .uFa and adventure which tn.H au-
thur .n I"N|y produces and his ohartc-
hers hIva more thlu their usual ndlFid-
mItr "Tuc Missioners' heroine ls "A
beautiful English austocat rich. fuv.
uInus. and worldly The hero ls "a young
mau 1f great personal magnetism, high
IaaIH. ana unused t0 tho luslucpr.tIcs
uf society Ter fashionable amusemouts
und bis work iu tho slums age me ante
u1de. from which they move t0 meet on
the common ground made possible by
their mutual Interest aud appreciation.
But the lady has "a mystery and me
suitor has au arduous task in clearing
away the complications. Against "a
background slining from English fash
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laHh ot the torrent. ana sense mo
menace iu that cold white mlst io
,n. leIt shaking lts challenge OF ity
'Nrt't across stream ul The venture
SOME green showing itself GOA The slope
'i opposite Gun play so d'sun't
I.'n tht omuuon OF tolm aud spray
.IlMn Ih lN' cufdiuE tones OF white
.N .n' picture. hH grades or human NJ
IW'Nt In human hearts
lh over ihe crest ui thD fau ia an-
'.l'' n' nI Ncldutr treasured
''" .Al DID '', green purn NNl.n
,.'- 7II'AI.I tn adolescence ih'io in
1Iii. NusdNm 600 iIn uauntas-
2" 'HN. +lIr'ul Am lh'ld'ul "a.
I''"'t'hl ODD IlF nature Tory aH i1o.
p. ''I"f '..I'''e NI lHi'r OF ii'niIOf
.''. N.. IN'F are Drought oul WIN
'' I'.'. ..'' IN IN' II'llI't Inln on,
POO. I''.. I'.. 'Nu ii.s SVEN ana d'-
'l... Ih lh' lh'mt, potent "H
Dbl. " "''-... musician iu-N'.
N .. O.... ..-AdIIF. aNu you i,.l
M O''.0..'N .F YOU eaten tho
D." ......| H..'u tuIuNrH "n
i'.' '.aiN t'D"' '- ii' .luN'It
u "'1 ,."... NIe ln'HO aud counter
lo,.'g ''' "il I'D. under plays M naf-
" you "Uh 'Hlh.- l1 h..o'
"N' s'." N''i you l' ever growing ape
'1''" .'A enjoy mont I"Dhni-
..'.,s .'.'f '. '''i.'iN observed ln Do.
....'N ~. 'NIi'7'I'H. oNl iND si.al
.uli''n 'u, 'Ln or sympathy aud
49, 10uI. lhiut SHOWING under
" ,, tlll 'ubi "11 perhaps oven above
az, IliH' an" can. Do good
In tne s1Il. dItI7is studio is another
palnuHs' "h''h Tor lis contrast mIsht
I"7' "7 companion picture 20 fha
W. s''.'ll. DIT '7 o. H''sii-etul} Win
pure sun -scoicheu wastes of sand.
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iouable life 10 the Partisan ealoty of
MaXim's and the Rat Mort tho u.l-
dents move at rapid pace. Those who
read The Missioner iu serial form
pronounced IL the best story that this
master OF romance has yet written
Little, Brown g. Coz 2A Washington
ST., Boston.
"Reminiscences OF Abraham Lincoln"
one OF the two forthcoming books about
Abraham Lincoln which the Harptrs
are 20 publish Immediately. win con-
tain rccOllecti0ns by such men us
Ulysses s. Grant Henry Ward BeechDr,
Walt Whitman. Charles A. Dana, Rob
crt O.. Iugersol, and other men who's,
identity with the nation has been close
and diverse. The late Allen Thomdykc
Rice collected the material while editor
of the North American Review. and
the matter. prehXed by his own valuable
Introductory chapter. has been revised
ana edited for tho now volume Lin
coins personality is made the keystone.
and the composite portrait will trace
am extraordinary variety ana consensus
Of Impression.
Unquestonably. the most important
European contribution TO the literature
of psychicul research to be published Boo
1903 viii Doe "a book by Prof Ce5aIe
LombrOso. the distinguished Italian
savaut covering various aspects of tho
subject Part of The manuscript OF this
monumental work has been in the
hands of MesSrs. Small. Maynard a.
Company for some months past The
remaining chapters. emhpdyIug some of
the results Of most recent research and
experimentation have just been
HrH f.H
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MAGAZINES

We must radisgoyer America I'm or
der 20 provide for our future millions.
This is the keynote of Walter Weyis
article. New Food for New Millions. "
I'm the February number Of Success
Magazine. iu tue same number. Charles
Edward Russell in the second article
% his series. "The Breakup of lhe
Parties tells how the Democratic par
~ lost its grip. Glenmore Davis de-
scribes tho building Of "a modern play.
and Roland Phillips tells what modern
surgery is doing in tho way OF tho
transplautatHu of organs. Leroy
SCOTS immigration narrative is called
The Little Mother" and there SIS ad-
vice 20 operative UsuIrants by Nine
Melha. Ousuu SWEET Mardon's cdi-
torial is entitled How You Can Help
Your Boy
The stories of the month are: Tho
sky viking by Ernest Poole. "Thc
Halt from the Hedges" by william
Gilmore BeymCr ellis big Picture" by
O.. B. Lancaster and Jimmy Pepper
ton of Oshkazuo.' hy Robert Barr
There are poems uy hlakcncy Gray.
Valentine.
Tho Duchess o. Marlborough. who.
as every ono hHnFs. Ir tremendously
Interested iu Deer own soX. says boo au
article Doc tho january North American
Review. That among the OreutuIg
faithulucss IF Oh. ono virtue cNtoIl.d
in woman tnH only ono expected and
impressed uTou H.r "fhe Hebrew
women were educated and thrifty"
writes tbe duchess further "and valor
mon v,ra expert u domestic arts.speut
d. qrHuf IUlT HF fHU.H FIufa ufIf ..fTUs.,r.
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tclepathic push buttons communicating
with candy manufacturers and toy
dealers, "a Philadelphia woman now
announces that she shall use her
psychic powers 90 send mind waves OF
repentance to the minds of Maynard
boys and girls" The large publicity
ana credencc given 10 freak" stories
of this Kind Del one of the compluntiug
circumstance Of psychIcal research.
TclepathN n 10 exists at all, is regard
oi by professional psychologists aH disc
unCtly minor manifestation 0f forces
not yet fully UNDERSTOOD fact Of
which any one may be- convinced by
reading recent psychical research books
boy Prof James H. Hyslop on Herewarl
Darlington. pr. Hyslop IN particular
bias Coucluslyely exposed the weakness
M alleged "tUIopathic' explanations of
phenomena that bon his opinion are
either fraudulent or pirItIstic.
Tho sunerinss of dramatic authors 40
the first night perforcauces of heIr
plays arg suil io bo 800 acute that few
of them dare 90 slt Iu front at the
drsmatIc debut uf the children of their
brain Thackeray, 900 bis "Virginiuus '
las George Warrington sitting 100 "a
ne.rhhorIug eonce-houro white the hrst
production of his "Carpezan" Dr. Boo
progress. receiving bulletins oi
ts reception from his friends. and
doubtless s1usoIlng himself with yl-
m0us drafts of stimulating LIQUIDS
aa r. sort of Insulation against uuhap-
pines lu case things sh0uldw go wrong
10 Is said that ~ s Gubalt the author
off "pmaf0re." patience ana "rEa
NIudo' has never yet attended pre-
mIere of amy of his many successful
operas and plays dreading tho nervous
strain of the ordeal Even Iord Byron.
who was supposed to Doe "a g8lluu-
sor of person. in 20 Pan as caring f1r
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Swinburne at Seventy
London Literary Letter.

Special Correspondence.
I ONDON, Jan. 2N--AlRenou Swim
burue. 10 is expected win re-
celvc the Nobel prize of $4,000
for literature this year Swim
buruo is not much heard of these days.
but he is sm thoroughly Boa touch
with affairs of the world. Though In
his seventy year. Doe keeps abreast
of the times by reading the newspapers
am discussing each day topics of I'M
tercst, from suffragcttes Co Irish affairs
Swinburuc lives at house called "lhe
Pines at putuey, in the west Of Lon
don He leads "a more or less simple
lfe' and delights I'm making friends
with the children Of his neighborhOod.
In the summer the poet walks every
day across Wimbledon common-a
broad open park-and usually sits out
side a little wayside inn, whore hC en-
joys hits glass of ale with the rest OF
the travellers He wears am old
SLOUGH hat and looks like a farmer He
viii sit and chat on the most conven-
tioual topics hut strongly objects 10
being interviewed. as several enterprs-
ing newspaper men have discovered 20
their sorrow.
Swinhurue will be glad 10 get the No
bel prize more for the honor than the
actual cash. as be is fairly well off. in
fact exceptionally s0-for a poet. The
Nobel prize, 10 win Doe recalled. was
founded by Alfred Nobel with a FUND
OF $4,000 600 and every year five prizes.
each of $4,000. are distributed Nobel
was tine inventor of dynamite. 10 Is
rather curious that the inventor OF an
explosive should turn an his money
into "a fund for the promotion of peace.
through literature, medicine, chemistry
and psychics.
There is O. queer little story going tho
rounds concerning Ca quarrel between
George Meredith and the poet Rossetti
over "a plate of ham-and-CEga. 10 seems
thar when Rossetti and Meredith were
living together Meredith criticized kos-
sytti f1r beginning the days work nn
ham-aud-cggs suggesting that De
should take "a mile walk before such
a meal Reports of this friendly COM
mout got abroad and the incident was
enlarged into quarrel between the
authors ass consequence of which
Meredith is said to have left the house,
and refused tO 90 back. Now Mere
attn did nothing Of the sort. and, while
the hHm-Hud-cEgs were lu evidence. ana
Meredith dli make the comment thore
was mo- disagreement between the two
writer's though there might have been
one between hJssctt and Dis mcal.
Meredith has recently taken tho
trouble t1 d.uy tho quarrel part 0f the
story. and 1dds tho interesting =iutn-
mont that Doc thinks Hosetu shortened
his uie' hy disregmdinF nature. .or
which Dee bad ID contempt
sIueh Discussion BIAS been aroused
recently over Edward FItzseraIds u-
depreciation of iHr RubaIyH of omar
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A Reliable
Remedy
EIy'S Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed
Gives Relief al Once

II cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased mem-
brane resulting from
Catayrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly Re-
stores the Senses Of
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NOTES

Aess.ua. wherever IL has been de-
tllal Zoo books. has become the OBJ
l Of devoted reading and william
AsntN Patton. who some years aga
tole The book picturesque Sicily
slcl the Harprrs published, must
cave been surprised of late to see his
lA.lug description uf the city become
{ Ang t1 quote historically. 1.-THE
l.lses of MDssina," Doe wrote. extend
'"As me shore for the distance of one
n. "a BALI miles occupying "a narrow
p oI land between tine water ana
va AIis On the slopes above ihe town
~ Vineyards ana ollyc-gruNes, orcl-
80 ana gardens. and al the rounded
-tlH are crowned with forues7rs,
y. lle connecting crCsts with lines u.
'ulpaugns The grand harnor about
~ MILE. boz circumference. is enclosed
Io" sludplt, which extends n'1
yea 'u the form of sickle. r"a1Il-
ut fact that the founders of tna
"a HItek pirates from Cumas, called
4an.Ia. CHE Sicklol.'
.Da sleeping sentinel DOB thD utt'n
a.. D'oA Lincoln and Che sleeping
.Ne. un tho eve of publication
WD harpers Was william a.n'l
hlany rs, of the Third Vermont ras-
WY commonly known as tna "lrH'l
.Nlain u0ys." because they ucaf
~ Nn tnt eastern slope ni lI'
N mountains and mustered into
" "ha fhe h1ttIe OFF HuII RUN
~ progressing Hls general Gen
r 'f West Point was NOT of ihe
~ I" commute "a death sentence for
nf 600 post. and ID dHIUHItIUu Hf
IN alH comrades headed bT hIs cage
n ml.nei t0 Washington to appeal
resident Lincoln Tho story nae
III. many times repeated Scott Dad
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