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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
timotny. s1s7b@l7:

yl7.750is; No. timothy. sis7bqi7;
clover. mixed. si6..6gls; rye straw.
$3.50: wheat and oat straw. 81. Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from siSgis as to
HiSs.-cured. No. /. IoHc;. green.
S Green. sss; no NO. S KIP. e Sassa ,SSss
Green Green sss NO M snif ear sSred .s
ee and ssl per .s co. on SS no i horse hides
No !. $50; ss No; z 'sSo; sheep skins
Honey - Fancy white. ls9i7c; ex-
Observation-Disclosures. ssd5Qi25 box.
Ltmesr-s1 a. las per 100.
Mushrooms-45 "a soc per 10.
LNuts-walnuts. 10 q Ice; almonds, IA
nl5c; pecans. l2ml5c; nlber's. llWISc.
Brazils, sWlOc. mixed nuts, i2W &c 10:
new hickory nuts. shellbarks. N.ssV
Oniou.-Michigan 75Qsoc bu; new
Dermudas. ss.25 per crate; spanish
Orasxe.-Californla navels. s2.75@s;
Floridas. 81 b0Q3 box; tangerines. SzV
226 per box.
si25; selects. 81 per gal; standards. In
small cans. ace; large cans. 21c' Sc
lec.s. small. use; large. soc can,
Observation-Disclosures. s2U2'So per
dox; s3,50Qt.50 per crate.
r SSs:ss-s' lots S4n Su R ssasSs;
s bags so as ,sSs ns sa Ss pew her"0da' :"
l7giTse; ducks. i7Gfsc;, geese. iSs,
ise turkeys 29s per en. To- ,74iaSe:
ducks. isqi9c: geese. liGi5c; turkeys
s.Iswss.r,s.-.s9s soc per s sSar,, l esS.
sl.25 per crate; 81 per hamper ILLINOIS,
81 per bu. s2.75 per bbl, -,
Tniiow-No. 1. 6Ac; No. :. &c per TO-
JOBBING PRICES.
Canned Goods-Apples. gals. S2.1o,
baked baked beans lib: SSe OSs M aI%a
s siS s,s sS lso sse Table Ssets
u lao. Peas-Fancy early June, Va,
standards. 81; soaked, 500 zoe. salmon 10,
A Alaska reds. 'a ,iso Alaska nI plnks g.
Tomatoes. $50 soc; succotash. sigl'io
ceGse-packase sOnee. iOO-lo. case
Fe~d-Bran, SCI; fine middlings. $50;
coarse middiings. s27; cracked corn;
ssI; coarse corn meal. VII corn anu
Tiour,Michisan patents. in wood:
straight. $3.50; clear. $3.50 per Dbl Rye
0ii.VRsw linseed. 7sc; boiled lin
seed. 7ec; Diamond headlight kerosene.
sac; Perfection, ioc: Eocene. iae'
crown gasoline, l3c per gal: turpenuhc'
In barrel lots. 90 1ac per gal. III,
Provt.ions-Mess pork. $3.50; family
pork. $1,000. mediums. clear. s2sVz9
smoked hams. lSqisrc; airy salteu
briskets. l5hc; shoulders, loo; picnic
hams. lShc; bacon, $50 l9c, iard; IN
tierces. 5Ac; kettle rendered. ioSAe
per ID. ,.
sugar-Retail price list for Detroit
Delray, Crosse Pointe. Highland PARK,
North Detroit and River Rouge .rys
tai dominoes. alb. $3.50; do. 5-lb. y. 10 !.
eagle tablets. ,S5i9; cut Loaf LOAF sS.S9
standard powdered. SO; granuiateu. ek
ira coarse. $50: granulated. fine In
bulk. $3.50; granulated. alb cartons ms
$3.50; graduated. lib. cottons, so,yV,
lated. l0-lb cottons. s6.1S, granuiateso1:
25-lb cottons, $3.50: diamond a.; so;xo'
confectioners' a, s5.ss; No. l. so,tev, no. 10
5. ss.iis: No. 8. $40: no. !. ss.ss; No.
5. $500; No: 3. s5.25: No. 10. sS;2o:; 40 40
No 4. Il. IS o.; No. Is. s5.oS; Michigan
granulated. $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
Markets and Finance

else. has been holding the market In
siias Nay sioss July tsr ana nays , SSs
September. Market now little under
top, and leaders apparently as much
in doubt as their followers. No atten-
tion given To cable news. the crop -
everything. Omaha and Kansas city
houses are certainly sending very
alarming reports. high winds and dust
storms working additional injury TO
the plant, and no rains I'm sight any
where Minneapolis shows $4,000 bu
increase in stocks for four days. The
market VIII turn on weather indica-
tlons entirely.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT. March 23-Boston copper
share sales of March 22, furnished by
r.. 1880: Am. Zinc. 20; A. c.. 1870: Att.
115; Bos. Con, lag; Butte. 1.94s; b. az
r.. so: G. & A. SIS; G. * II. 1s; Cop.
r., 80; Frank. Isl: OK, go. Or, 81:
G.. C. SIS; Hanc.. $50; Helv.. IS: Ind.
20: Roy. 40; Kerr 5l5 Kew. 81; Lake.
$50: Las 1856; Mass, i55; Mob. s.:
New. 377: Nip. 500: n. b.. $50: y. l..
24O. o. n, so. Par. 60; GU, 81: Ray,
394: s. Re. $50: Shan. 120; s. & b..
OF OF 10: 4. S. r. sO 2ic s' do pa. s.; Apex
$50: Ut. Con. Sc; Ut. Cop. 80; Wolv.
20: Wyan.. 60.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Op~sisx.

EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
Dr s"FFAkos 'ss March Lave s,cse asrS-
Cattle Receipts one car. steady. Hogs
sSs ssilgiliG pigs 'iSIs s s1ss
$3.50 sf io; @ethsSs ,s7s@s ewss. $50
$50. c Essr S,SFx, 8 eil,se.
c. Fast nuEFALo n ". March ss.mso
gsso; butchers. stg6:5. yeals-ke-
mo nto choice. s75oQ II: so. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts 5000. lambs loo low
sr; lambs sk5SgdosSS few at $40 49,
sil GlIio. pigs. slo.75.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 2S.-Cattle-Re-
$40 Texas asa $40 $3.50 wssseEn sS@5
sGs s hsfsss ,ssSg caSss ' sGiSs
sioss qlo.ss; heavy sl0sogii; rough.
siCsG g 1915. pigs; ss7SS o,,o So sheep
lambs. native. ss.7SgioSo; western
$3.50 1850 ,rvr, avn
CLEVELAND. o.. March eS--Hogs-
Receipts 1000. steady. medium and
mixed. 5000; workers, siO-Ss; lights,
cars. steady. Lambs-Receipts cars.
steady; woods, xi0.25; clips. 81. Calves
Receipts zoo head. $1,000 top.
COPPER MARkET-CIose.
Arlz. Coml. 81; Apex. 3Is: Att. g;
Arc. Ga All. AZ; ADV, N; Bay 5, g..
2s; Bos. Cons. lsl.; Bos. Ely. 1915;
Bos. 4 core. IN Butte soo cltn.. 10y
~ Ia Cent. 20; DAILY W. "a Davis D..
3 l-l6; F.. Butte, 10; Elm r., "a; FIR.
is; First Nat. 4; CRANKY, 6sis; Cir.
ga: q. Can, l0A: Gold. Cons, 81 /:
Hanc. 23A: Helv.. 80: Kew Cop 5:
Las. Is; Lake. ~; Mass. 6; Mob, 81;
Mai, SO: Mich. I; Miami. 22ia; Nip.
" Butte, ASA old Dom, AZ: Csc. l52:
Par. lsA; Quincy. 81: Raven, Il; shan.
l4ls Sup. q Pitts. IA; sup. Il y, IAN !;
Trim, SL; Utah Cons. 3lL: Refining.
46i. DO pfd. 51A: Wet. -: Win.
l0h; Wyan.. 2R Yukon. Al, Ind.
ASK " Lake, p, Chino. l4S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times py larson,
Craig * Co. March %: Stocks-oh an
Improved labor situation ana covering
by short interests TO even up over the
coming holidays. the STOCK mar ne.
selling orders and early lost the great
er part OF the advance. TRADING grew
dull and was most! pro
fcssional with small outside buying.
Trere was no news OF Importance 10
afrect the market one way or the oth zen
sales 10 noon, barely exceeded Zvv'ooV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24

Figures from German sources creu
tied that country at the close OF lyos
with IA dirigible balloons and nve
aeroplanes. France with seven dirlgi
bles and % aeroplanes, Italy Win
three dirigibles and seven aeroplanes.
Russia with three dirigibles and SLY
aeroplanes, Austria with two dirigi
nles and four aeroplanes. England
with two OF each and Spain with one
alrigible and three aeroplanes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK;, March .3.-Pork-
sl46Oql470. Sugar--Raw and refined
quiet. steady, Coffee-Rio No. q, on
the spot. sN@S7se TallowGFirm;
poultry quiet. Live poultry. firm
Cheese--Flrm; full cream, specials, -
0lsc; skins. specials, l4hc; full skins,
3Nic.
Coffee options opened quiet TO UNI
changed To n "A point advance. Butter
Firm. active. receipts 5,5Is; cream
Q3iikc; imitation creamery, nrsts; 2iis
Il gee Eggs-Firm; demand good, re.
&c lpts zee: nearby white. fancy, -
a s5c; mixed. 20 u sSc' fresh hrsts' 80
II 2lc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
WAsHTENAW PIONEER DIES.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, March "a
(Special)--Mrs. Sarah Hinckley, a
pioneer OF Washtenaw county, died
at her home in York township last
night after short Illness, aged "a
years. She was the widow OF Porter
Hinckley. who died ten years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March 23.-Close: Wheat
show little change; ~
still dry in the southwest anu the p ,nas
is making slow progress News comes
in every day OF abandoned acreage anu
poor condition. and these reports nave
SO far impressed bull aealers n,
withstanding the danger OF suuden
break should rain come. Inc puyins
has been SO large this Week as 70 az
tract attention and shorts have done
lot OF covering. seeing no Immediate
chance for a decline in prices. one pc
culiar feature OF the SITUATION anu ohs
that gives tile bulls some FOOD Ior
Thought. Is the fact that the country
sends in damage reports ana no ouy ing
orders. Spectators are buying hsav
ny and wondering why country deai-
ers are staying out IL the crop Ia really
as bad as represented. An increase IN
bullfsh sentiment Is noted. ana those
enough 10 make any serious attack on
the market, being afraid TO sell snort
because OF danger OF continuation
Of the dry weather. The local market
held strong nearly all day. although
tradine was not active. July advanced
more than cash and May. Influenced by
the bad crop situation, ton, L WEI "n m ads
vance. The local market closed &c
higher for cash and May. and nc hign-
er for July Cor Most nc. ana oars
ket has advanced 75c this week, ana
demand on Wednesday was active
Wheat quotationsI1asn, 80 eSanoa e az
si.isA. advanced to sl.1SA. and closed
~ s13ie: July opened at sl.09h adj
vanced TO sl;lof and closed at sl'lo'
30 Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No z. 6Oisc No. 3 yellow, cars at
slIas =. .-uo. No
. RRyye.Ncash No. /. soc.
Esans-Cash. s21O. April s2.le.
SIS 50 al s7.s5, March. s7.s5; sample.
70 bags at s7.25, 10 at 81, IL al $500;
prime alsike. $40; sample alsike. IL
bags at 1915, 10 az $50. at s2''p.
Timothy seed-Prlme sDot, i-o GAS
Receipts in the Detroit market We'd
nesday INCLUDED cars ,, OF wheat sls we pl
567S bu OF corn. and $50 bu or rye;
stocks are 52e.ootl bu OF wheat 29s'I ~,
IN OF corn. 3t'7s9 o 6u OF cats, $50 ou
Present weather in Nebraska Is very
'" wheat in Liverpool closed Va sd.
Wheat receipts Wednesday: Duluth.
1O9 cars. against 81 a year ago; Mime
apolis. POS, against l63; Chicago, ~.
Stocks Of wheat in Minneapolis. 49,
600 bu increase.
exports OF wheat and -four wednes-
Receipts OF wheat at primary points
wednesday. $1,000 bu; Year ago. ISL
600 bu
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. o, March 23.-Wheat--
Cash. Sis; May. s1.1sH; July, sl.Qs y.
Gee. sept. G7Lc Oats-Cash. 45c;
Nav. AZ ibc: July. 44kc: Sept. 40c. Rye
No. 2. soc. No. 3, fsc. Cloverseed-
Cash. $50; March, So April. -; oct
$3.50 Prime alsike, $3.50. Prime tim
othy. 81 Butter. eggs and hay, un-
changed.
CHICAGO March 23.--Wheat opened
steady TO i.c up for July and May,
trade not large. Corn, u "a &c lower
offerings fairly liberal but support
poor oats lower on general selling
Provisions higher on lighter run OF
%oon-Wheat sharply higher all
around. Corn unchanged. oats frac-
tionally higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras SIC,
hrsts, 3lc: dairy butter. 22c; packing
stock, zoe per 10.
Exxs-Eresh current receipts, cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
PRODUCE.

There were no important price
changes this morning. and conditions
remained about as heretofore. Butter
is firm on the better grades, but only
steady as TO packing stock. Receipts
OF poultry were perhaps little larger
than Yesterday, but there were buyers
waiting for everything. and stocks
cleaned up early at full prices. Dressed
calves are extremely scarce. the mar
ket ruling strong but almost nominal
for lack OF receipts The supply OF
eggs is fairly liberal this week. but
the demand is equal 10 the supply. and
with outside markets firm. the pre-
dicted break is not In sight yet. The
storage season usually begins right
after Easter. and local dealers have
starting OF the season. some OF them
to their cost
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
CnIcAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO March %. - 1Sutter-
Creamery, extras. 32c; firsts, 3lc; dairy.
extras. 27hc; frsts. csc. Eggs-Prims
frsts, 2lc: firsts. zoe. Cheese-Twins.
lb1i lie. young Americas. i5 y ~ . "a
daisies, i6GIslsc. Live poulty-Tur-
keys. lie: fowls. ism1shc; spring
chickens. 1sH1Skc; ducks. 1917 hc;
geese IL l3c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24

Apples - Fancy. ssT3.75; common.
seas per Dbl; western box apples.
S215q350 per box.
Bananas-Good shipping stock. $50
q250. according TO quality.
Celery - Home grown. so9s5c doz;
California. s4.75 per crate; Florida.
s225M2.50 per crate.
CauIifiower-califor s2.75g3 per
doz: So 5004 per crate.
9i5sc: fall made. 1SIk @17c; York
State, ls1c: IAmburger. Wisconsin.
lSc: York state. 19c; German cream.
brick. 1874 qlsc; Schweitzer. domestic
block zoe: domestic loaf. l29 23c: i'm
cranberric.-s55 Oas per Dbl.
Dntes-Persian., "a &c; Fards. sg9hc
pressed CaIys.1Fancy. 1sTlsMc per
NJ FisamImported. new. fiai4c per lib:
Finnan Haddir-sis 910c per ID.
Fresh observation-disclosures hot
house. s1.5O41.75 per doz; lettuce, hot
house. i19i2c 10; head lettuce. $3.50
d dSy wax beans. s45oai75 per ham.
per: parsley. Csc per doz; green beans.
81 per hamper, green peppers. lSc
basket rutabagas. 10000 per bui
ida tomatoes. 81 per s-baslxet crate. 75c
per basket; water cress. 80 ~ 40c iox:
turnips coo bu: bcets, 60c bu: carrots.
soc blu: picplant, 45c per doz; spinach,
75c doz 90c per hamper; asparagus. ~
per doz: California. Zoe per bunch.
Grnpcs-Malagas, s4G6 per bbl
Grape Fruit--s4 $50 per case.
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying tho
following prices for baled hay I'm car
lots. Z. o. b. Detroit. No l timothy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
NEW YORK COTTON.

included. gle doz. Receipts on We'd
nesday, l,53S cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
U. s. GOVT BONDS

Bond Quotations. by Hayden. Stone q
Co.. li6-ils Griswoid-st. March. 81:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
Quotations by Hayden. stone & Co:
open. High. Low. Close.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.
cb1Bid. ts)soId. txlsplIt.

CbDBid. (s)SOld txlSplit
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.
Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig a Co. March %: Wheat-WheAt
traders are certainly on the fence this
morning Nearly everybody with fair
~ good profits at yesterdays advance.
las ready to sell on the hard spots this
morning. This more than nythin6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-24
COPPER MARKET-Cios~.
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co. ll6-lls Griswold-st.:
open. High. Low. Noon.
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. o., March 23.-wheat---
Cash. Sis; May. si.lsN; July, sl.99,z.
esc: sept. G7 &c. Oats-cash. 45c;
NAV. 45ibc: July. 44I4c: Sept. 40c. Rye
No. 2, Soc No. 3. f6c. Cloverseed-
Cash. $50; March, 81; April. 81. Oct
othy. 81 Butter, eggs and nay, un-
changed.
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CHICAGO, March 23.--wheat opened
steady to i.c up for July and May.
offerings fairly liberal but support
poor oats lower on general selling.
Provisions higher on lighter run OF
Noon-wheat sharply higher all
around Corn unchanged. oats frac-
tionally higher.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-04-14
A DASTARDLY OUTRAGE

The wrecking of the printing plant of. the Daily Record at Jun eau Monday morning of this week is an outrage against the decency oi the Capital City, to say nothing of the implied threat against free speech and a free press Although differences of opinion, at times more bitter probably than was really necessary, have arisen, still up to this time We have been free from such outbreaks of lawlessness as have made the mining camps of the west an insult to the people oi the country. If this outrage can be traced to this same element, the quicker they are driven out of the country the better. If, on the oth- CT hand. the work was done by the hired men of the political clique the Record has been opposing then it is up to the authorities to see that both principals and those as sociated with them be made to pay the penalty.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-04-14

Alaska packers have made pre- parations for putting up the 1arg- est salmon pack evef handled in one season in the north. Not only every cannery in Alaska already built will be operated, but three new plants will be constructed and operated this season. The salmon fisheries of Alaska which last year brought to the Pacific coast ap. proximately SIP, 500, 900, are ex- pected to bring closer to SIS, 900, :
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-04-14
Alaska is a large territory; g

Alaska is large territory; gov ernment officials give the area as oo,894 square miles. The coast line. including that of the islands, has an estimated length of 26, 364 miles. The United States coast line on the Atlantic, the Pacific and the Gulf is less than one-f1fth that of Alaska, being 4;951 miles.
 
 How many of you boys" asked the Sundayschool superintendent, ''can bring two other boys next Sunday"
 There was no response until a new recruit raised his hand hesi- tatingly:
 Well, William"
 T cant bring two, but there's one little felIer I can lick, and I'll do my damnedest to bring him.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-04-14

900 this year. The cannerymen, besides expecting the pack to be the largest. count on higher prices.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-04-14
School Treasurer's Report

O9 MISS DutlSl; JO'OO 90 L. Campbell, janitor I5.oo oI links, wood I.5o o2 Miss Pierson, services 9o.oo 8 Miss Butler, 7o.oo
 June, 1909 o4 L. Campbell, janitor I5.oo l. o5 A. Lemieux, coal 22.o8 o6 D. Sinclair, supplies .25
 September, 1909 o7 John kolb, painting Ioo. 50
 October, 1909
 o8 Miss Carhart, services 5000 oo Miss Zimmerman To.oo 100 Cari Hain, janitof 2o.oo 1o1 D. Oliver, tables; etc. I4. 50 1o2 yFtangefl Drug Co.,,
 Supplies 7.oo November, 1909 1o3 Miss Carhart, services oo.oo :" Janitors 2o.oo 1o4 Miss Zimmerman " 7o.oo 1o5 A. Lemieux, coal 23.oo 1o6 links, wood I.35 1oz D. Sinclair; stoves 68.22
 December, 1909 1o8 Miss Carhart; services 9o.oo " Janitors,. 2o.oo 1oo Miss Zimmerman 7o.oo no links! wood I.35 III Wrangell Drug Co.,,
 Supplies 2.1o 1I2 Wrangell Drug Co.,;
 Supplies 4.55 IFS D. Sinclair, supplies IFS
 January, 1910 III Miss Carhart, services oo.oo Janitors; 2o.oo IFS Miss Zimmerman 7o.oo 116 t. Lindmani repairs $50
 February, 1910 IT. Miss Carhart, services oo.oo Tanitors, 2o.oo 113 Miss Zimmerman " 1o.oo IIo X. LemieuX, coal 46.oo 12o Wrangell Drug Co.,,
 Supplies 2.o5 I2I St. Michael Trd. Co.,,
 Supplies .75
 March, 1910 122 Miss Carhart. services 6o.oo Janitors, 2o.oo I23 Miss Zimmerman 7d.oo 124 \. Lemieux, coal z3.oo I25 links, wood I.85 I26 Sentinel, Card Board I.5o
 April, 1910
 127 Miss Carhart, services oo,oo Janitors, 2o.oo 128 Miss Zimmerman 7o.oo I29 links, wood I.35 I3o ]. G. Grant, coal 2t.oo I3I WrangefI Drug Co.,,
 Supplies 5.6o
 Total sIos5.55 Fresh Milk ]
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-27
He Fought His Boys.

At the battle of Chickamauga Gen
eral Which, who was commanding a
brigade, incurred the displeasure of
General Rosecrans, the commanding
general, by some very slight omission.
General Which was sem for and in
formed that he must consider himself
under arrest for the present.
General" said Rosecrans sternly,
consider yourself under arrest and
leave your sword here until your case
is tried"
Eyes, general, l will consider myself
under arrest" was the reply, "and
shust so zoon as dis fights over I'll
come and fix him up"
but, sir" said the astonished Rose
Grams, 81 want you to consider your
self under arrest now"
'Of course l do" responded Which
promptly, land so zoon as l get off
dis fight I'll be up and settle him"
But. sir" expostulated the COM
manding general, 81 can't let you go
into this fight. You are under arrest.
I win assign an officer to your bri-
gade."
"You send an officer to fight my
boysr' cried Which Indignantly. "He
can't do it; they don't know him. Me
they know; 1 teach them. / fight
them, and non Of the boys would
know how to fight or what to do, only
when l go with them. Ny boys be-
long to me-yes. me, General Which.
I command the brigade, and l must
fight the brigade!'
General Rosecrans gave it up. Cen
eral Which was requested TO return
and flight his boys" which he did
most successfully. And that vas the
end of the matter.-Youth's Compan-
ion
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-27

d soldier, smiling, turned to sec
Hind jest a little With the three:
''Uby, little 6ffie, don't you know
Chat Madse's father long ago
Hgalrst y5ur father fought lind
bere,"
Pointing to Copsy, standing near
lie the whole cause of all the fuss.
Der people got US in the muse"
Che children lifted wondering eyes,
DALI fearful In their sore surprise,
Chen With a mutual impulse turned,
Che soldiers stately presence spurned,
lind, standing closely eide by side
lind twintns loving arms, they cried:
.'Me don't believe a word you Say,
But If tie true, why, now, SIR, they
'.Hre up in beaver, and God. I know,
forsets what happened long ago.
lind we don't fight, alb, no., for We
Ue love each other, don't you see."
Chen band in band they walked away,
Che girl In blue, the girl in gray,
lind she for whose downtrodden race
Che soldiers perisbed face to face.
-Mary D. Brine.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-27
l0RNYs

@bG steady tramp of martial feet
Was beard upon the village street.
Sweet music filled the fragrant afr,
So sweet with breath Of flowers fair.
Beneath the shade Of stately trees,
Wbose green flass nestled In the breeze,
each soldier paused to bow bis bead
In presence Of the soldter dead.
Jbree little pIaymates left their play
lind turned their eager steps that way,
Jbetr arrons filled With daisies white
lind dandeItcns golden bright.
lind one dear child was very fair,
Wttb azure eyes and golden batr,
Hind one was dark, With glowing eyes,
dubose birth bad been meath southern
skies.
lind one, the tbtrd, oh, black was sbe
Hs child Of Hfrtca could be.
lind arm In arm they came to strew
Che soldiers graves; twas all they
knew
Of that sweet day, and SO,
Witb hearts and faces all aslow,
Tbey scattered blossoms far and wide,
Jubere foe and friend lay eide by side.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-27

AYOW grandpa tells a story to the child upon his
~ knee
About the great big war that helped to make the
nation free,
And while she dreams of future days they'll come
SO soon, SO fastD
The veteran of '6I is d dreaming OF the past.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-27

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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-27
Both Pierced BY Hayonets.

Notable in the chronicles of the Sec
ond Michigan infantry is an Official
report by its colonel. Orlando NJ. Poe.
about the battle at Williamsburg. He
found one of his men dead beside 8
dead foe. each transfxed with the
others bayonet."