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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

Sm itGbtii6en 8auamt tpurben gez
fern bic folgenoen gauerlaubntbi6etz
ne ausgsiteQt: s. 8us9nle, 2aftOdiges
WObnbaus an Der gmmig, nube Der
9up StruBe, $500; g. 3. Cooper,
2ait0diges Wpbnbaus an Der Clifton
nabe Der 8oslep Qpsnue, $4,000; 90.
u. WcQQiitsr, 3peiit0diges 5aus auT
bem 9runbitiit SO. 4503 gaItern
2lps., $4,000; 80. s. Guiq, 2af0tiges
Wobnbaus an Der Gornibup unb Relz
ion Qlpenue, $4750; 20. @ebbarbt, 2az
it0ttges Wobnbaus an Jerbinano
placs, n0roli6 bon Der Barton 8oab,
$4,000; s. QB. 5erron, jr., 21ft0diges
Wobnbaus an Der 9erter Qoenue,
nubs Der SuirfisIo 2tOsnus, $4,000;
Jrant Seli6sr, pierit0tiges Dobnz
baus ouf benz 9runoitiit SO. 1438
9ine StraBe, $4,000.
Die Ohio 8aQep 8ant anb Sruit
Gomponp, bic bemnG6it ibre gsI6dftz
Ii6e 5bdtioteit beginner tptrD, bat ges
itern einen padtoertrag fir Die ebemas
Iigen RdumIidteiten Der Siinften Ras
tionalbant i'm 6anDeIstammergebduoe
abgeI6lofen. Der BahtDertrag bal
cine 8ultioteit bon flint Sabren uni
auBsroem bdben bic pGttsr bas Pris
oiIegium, ben 9srtrag fir tpsitere 3ebr
Sabre ausosbnsn gu t0nnen. 0as Sr.
guniiutionstommittee Der 8ant beiteb
aus ben folgenDer 5errsn: s. z
Garls BON 2atonia, Sp.; Walter O
Rsnatsr, 8. 6. 8aqinger. 0anie
Mc2arin, Sumusl Qeman. 81. 9
@oobri9, GbarI.s 6. NOurie, 56eo
bore Nsu6dus. Gsprge SO. Goldman
ir., 5beobore Mapsr, GarI ). Strstt
Clifton 5opIor. Dtuium R. See Dol
Qortsmoutb, g. Charles =. 8oett
beim, 1bomas 5. HidoI uno Georg
%. pIott.
Il + X
WiQiam 'TolR toufte geItern ba
5aus go. 1852 Sprinq 6rope 4ot
bon SermInd ge6er 1ur SlSOO, ourC
bic 0ermittIuna Der WatIer SadiOr
ROsFingsr e 60.
2uf elmer BON Jbeobore maper 1
Bro. geletteten Quttion eritano geiter
6arrp s. Gitermanu, bou Der Jirm
Gitsrman, 8srtamp &c Co., bas 3pei
etnbolbftodige Wohnbaus an be
GtQppooI 2tpenue, nabe Der Gran
2tpsnus, gslegeue Dobubous. bus 81
gentbum Don 2luguit Ribter mar, I'll
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

5dnnODer 9e6urtig unb ieit Dem Sabre
1854 in Cincinnati anTdiiig. Gr folg=
te beim Iusbru6 Des 8iirgerfrteges
benz Ruf 81 ben Doffen uno 3sidnste
ii6 ipGbrenb beS &risges namentlid
bur6 l1nerI4roden6eit unb &iibnbe;t
Bel Der ltebermtttlung BON 0speichen
aus. SpGter bsfleioete er lon9e Sabre
cine MISUNDERSTANDING bel Der QIms
&c 8oepte 60, bis er Ii6 our pobls
oeroienten 3ube ieBte. Die 9eerOi=
gun9 ftnbet am W1itttpo9 Ra9mittag
um 3tpet llbr pom 5rauerbduie aus
itdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

rate Der gpr5eQanmdIeret reierDirt
unD bic 4btbetlungen fir gbemie uno
pbpiif 3eigen ebenfa1s, oab bier uns
ter tiihtigsr 4nleitung 3iidtiges gez
leiitet tpurbe.
Die Qusits1ung iit bis gum Samss
tag QbenD geOffnet; am 9onneritag
Qbeno ftnOet bic feterli6s 9raDuiruHg
Der Stuoirenoen itatt, BEL Der 5err
Rep. D. QG. 3ranter bds Gr0ffuungSs
qebet unb 6err gtihter 3, .. DDpo@
manIee Die ;Feitreoe 6aIten pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
0eieiielt nnb getnebelt
1]uroe frau 1l(arg Garner in i6rem
3jmmer uOrgefuROeR.
8ia bas Spisr eiues gebsImniBpolleu
ll:bsrfaaes seuorOsu isiu.

Das Cpfer zines gs6eimntbDouen
lleberfaus ni[I bic % Sabre alte frau
Narp 6arnsr ssrporben ieir. tDsIds ses
tern Radmittas sefeHeIt uuo gstnebelt
in ibrem i'm srfteH Stotpert bss Saus
ies Ro. 631s Wsit 4. StraBe bsiinbIiz
6en S6Iaf3immer aufeefuRosn nurbe.
sSbre aleioer tparen nit Petroleum
bur6trdntt, uHb auf bem Jubboosu
lagen mehrsre StreihbOI3er. Pah III
rsr 4ngobt bate Tie ii6, ba re aopfs
Ihmer3eu bate, angetIsioet Guf bas
Rett gelegt. als elm un6etdnnter, nit
einem 5ai6entuh mrstirter Utann in
pus 3immer trat uno sr,IQrte, er ipsrs
os tie tobten. Der unbelmIite FsrI
tnsbslts bic ItredgelGbmte 5rau, in
benz sr t6r Elm gaihentut iiber ben
Wunb bano, fsHelte fie an 5Gnosn uno
sFiiben unb bdnb iie on oem g.ttpfoiten
| fe't. Soodnu 6egoB er ibrs&Ieioer NIT
YetrpIeum uno periu6te oteiel6en IN
granb su ieben. Nus trgenb sinsm
8runoe eutfernte er ii6, obne bisIe 2tbz
Tiht aussufiibren, fporouf e Jrau9dr.
ner gelung, ben anebel bon tbremWtune
be su .ntfernsn. Sbrs 6ilfsrufs nun
ben BON einem paHanten paul 8auz
mann, bon go. 1922 gine StraBs, ges
bort. 0eriel6e elite, bs9leitet Don elmer
| ssrau Glurt Bart, tpeIhe i'm 3tpetten
Stodpsrt tppbnt, IN bag 3immsr Der
sSrau 9arner unb funb lsstsre in oeE
ob.n beidrisben.n 9erfaTung Dor.
| grou Bart ertldrte, 5rau 9arner
nod um 2 uhr IN BEN aOrrioor gsie
ben su baben, iebot rpurbe rpeber Dor
| i6r nod Don oubersH Suusbepobnsrr
ober 9ahbarn Elm fremoer WIann II
benz SauIe bemsrtt. 5rpBoem 1T BIZ
IoFort benu6ri6tiete poli5.i nit eine,
eind.benoen llnt.riuhuna oes s.hstm
| nibppllen fTalles befhoftt9t. Jral
Garner tpuroe BEL benz ionosrborer
Qbenteusr niht 0erlest.
GrDGbnenspertb mag Der umltani
Tein, ooB Serr goul gaumdnu cine
Der tpeniasn usbsrI.6snben beg u''tsr
oeodnaenen 9ampfsrs yGlbe" 1T.
Geitern 4beno 5egen hdlb s IL
ft.llte glanton Sbsp6urb bon SO. So.
Weft 4. StroBe ii6 in Der 8stettlo
Office Elm uno tbsiIte bsm Rahthc
gorbin nit, bdb am 8ormlttdg gege1
bdlb IL llbr Elm urbetunuter, gut9s
tleioeter Mann an ieine Shiire tloPft
uno ii6 nah Der Uobnung Der Jrd
Garner ertunbigte. Gr erbieIt bic q
piinId,te glustunft uno betrut an9eb
lid bic Wpbnung Der Jrou. Shepbar
bat ben 5rsmosn ipdter niht mebr os
, feben. Gr CAB Der qolisei folgenoe gs
, Ihrsibung nes Monnes: "a bis 2
Sabre off, 5 SUP s big 9 3ou grof
: l5o gfunb Idiper, bartloiss 9eIit
T buntiss 5dar. grauer aH5us uno brau
: n.r Shlapphut. SGmmtlihe 8iitritts
: Stotionen puroen ansepieisn, uuF be
Ronn All fububen.
Der gbef Der Gs6eimpcIi5ei, Ralp
: grutpforo. iit Der 2lniidt. oub. falI
{ Der llebsrFoI iberb1upt ftuttgefunoe
, bat, berielbe m0sli6ertpsi'. BON .int
: als Wann psrtIeioeten 5rau ausgt
!. fiibrt porben isin mag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
@leDer bel Wiutteru.

Der Is Sabre dGte Roprono glaih
go. 1876 DeIt 7. StraBe, tpelher am 2.
SUM isinen @ltern burhbruunte, 1T
geitsrn gu isinen 2ngeb0rtgen 3uriitz
getebrt Gr tit in ben bier Iagen ittz
ner NbtpeIerbeit pon Wtuttern griinoa
li6 bon ieiner 4benteuerIuit turtrt
nDrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
Deutf6e canOwe6r zEOmpOgnie

Die geitrige 6albidbrliae GeIaGftss
iiBung Der 0euti6en 4anbpebr
S6Ugen &ompagnte itano unter Dem
3st6en elmer Ieltenen Syeitesfeisr, be-
ging bob Der aQIeitig geI6dBte prdiiz
bent bes 8ereins, 6err 4biltpp 9feifs
fer, i'm areiIe ieiner &ameruoen isinen
50. 9eburtstag. SSnfol9e oefen tDuroe
Der gei6dftli6e She'll oerStsung m0g-
lihit i6neQ erlebigt, nur bic tpihttgIten
Qugelegenbetten tamen our Spro6e.
Der ein3ige geI4luB, ben bic Ser
Idmmlung faBte, mar Der. Ii6 an Der
am 8ormittag oes i9. Sum- itattfinz
benoen 8arabe oes 0eutihzl1ngart-
I6en Mdnnerhors in cOrpOre nit Der
SABINE gu betbeiligen.
5ierauf piomete man ii6 Der singe@
benoen WirDigung oes 9eburtstagsa
tinDes. Der 8i3eprdiIoent oes Der
ems, 6err grnIt &ii6n, begriibte ben
| Subilar nit 6er3lihen Worten an Der
| S6neQe ieines neuen Qebensjahres, er
ninI6te ibm psitere freuoenret6e
finf3i9 Sabre ouf Der Bilgerfahrt Dec
Qe6ens unD iiberrei6te ibr als greifs
barren 4usorud innigiter, freuroihuft.
li6er 9efUble einen prahtopllen Blu:
menItraub. Ra6 Inn feierte Der sc;
tretdr bss 8srstns, Serr Soieph NelB
ben treuen 8umeraDen uno tets Qu1
opferunosbereiten 9ereinsbruber il
martiqer Reoe. gr bob beiIen Ser
bienIts I'm ods WahIen Il. 8eoeiben De-
8ereins berpOr uno beftete ibm unite
oqgemeinem Subel Der antDe'enoel
eine goIbsne, pou ben Mitglieoern ge
itiftete gbrenmeodille an Die 9ruIt. oil
fia nun 6err gfeiffer in bieiem neuen
oIGn3enoen S6mud Der othtgeordng
ten SeitperIummlung, uHter Der lid
aud bic SQmen oes 8ereins befanoen
prdientirte, brah elm toienoer getful
los, Der einerIeits ber1 pprSii9li6el
sFeItrebrsr gait. uroererfeits aber aud
einen 9sneis fir bic aQgemeine 8e
Iiebtbeit ouritsQte, beren Iih bas Sc
6urtstuqstino i'm areiie Ietner 5reuno
srFrsut. 2tu6 6err 5enrp Spermanr
Der 9rGToent oss 0eutI6er 2unbtpe6r
0ereins, rpiirbigte Die 9eroienite be
Serrn 9feiffer nod ourd etnige gin
penoe Mprte.
Wan CAB iidb nun gang un0 ga
, oem beitrtdenoen 3auber ungetriibte
'Feitesfreuoe bin. 2uitig orebten lie
bic paare i'm San5e, gu benz bic Ser
, rem Waurer unp Wsoer bic Muitt lii
I ferten; rei6Iih floB oas f6Gumeno
NuB, unb uu6 sinen reihhaltige
l 2un6 bate 6err 9feiffer. Ter al
I 8QItseber fungirte, bereitIteqen laiIsr
0d ouf etnnlul t0ntsn feierIih srnIt
Zone bur6 oeniSeitesjubel, Der 0eutI(
= llnoarii6e mdnnerdor, unter oe
+. 9irettiou bes !6errn Sung. mar e.
I Ihienen uno bradts aud ietuerieit
: Die 9erebrung unb 5oha6tung fl
: 6srrn 9btIipp 9feifTer ourh etntt
Z meiiterbaft norgetragene ge'aHgIlt
7 Sarbistunqen gum Nusorud.
7 aaum aber fpdreu Die Iebten SOr
: oerbalIt, oa tummelten ii6 audi 6sreit
$ bic burItigen Sdnger mitten i'm feuh
8 fr0blihen 7FeItQstpiumel, uno lang
D lanae pdbrte ss, ebe Der leBte Sropfe
j. aus Dem leBten Ieersn Safe Ieiner 9
: itimmunq geniigte, uno ebe bic lsste
/ TeItqenoTen ben Neg CUR i6lumme
e ipenoenoen 6eimitdtte dntraten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
9nrdlbrennerin perhaitet.

Die II Sabre ate Marjorie Spear
BON Dupton, g., cine Jniai1tn oes
4loiters gum 9uten 9irten auf prtce
5tu, sntfprung geitern 9ormittag aus
Der beiugten 2nitalt, rpurbe jeoo4 sis
nige Stunoen ip0tsr pon ben Sebeims
pOlt5iiten Speenep uno 5ouiuon pers
baftet unb Dem 9eteuttonsbauIe bes
sSueenbgerihts iibertpie1en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
Ses Siioens iuOuitrieaer auf-
lhwuug.

Ho6 Oor 3ipun3tg Sabren mar es un-
mooltb, uuf Der SeturttdteHltIte DEN
Ramen irgenD zines SnDuftriesllnter.
nebmens gu ftnoen, nel6es i'm SioeH
bomi8ilirt mar. 8egenndrtig glebt es
gegen 100 DerihieDene 8aumpoleHz
fabrtten in g}ortb Carolina, South
Carolina unp8eorgid, DerenSeturitd-
ten i'm Murtte iino, unO Die Wajorttdt
Der Nttien oieIer 9deQfhaften be-
6uuptet Iih oauernb iiber Yari. gs lit
bas bic @rrungeni6aft iUbIi6en uns
ternebmun9soetites pdbreno elmer turs
gen Periooe BON nur 3Dan5tg Sahren.
9ieIe llnternebmungen reprdienttreR
etne aapitalQnlage bon btelen WtiltDz
nen pon0oQdrs, tpobon bdsUtetite aus
9rofiten beitebt, peI6e bem Nterbau,
bem 5anoeI unD Der gdumDouens
| SFabrttution entnommen Dorben linn.
Qaut neueiten IngabeH Derfigen Die
8QumpoQenfubriten oe5 SUOen5 ii6er
100000 Spinoeln, bon elmer I'M
2Qnbe porbQnbeuen 8eIummt3abl BON
unqefGbr 100000. 8ergleidt man
ben SiiDen nit Qnberen QGnbsrn, 10
seigt ii6, buB bic bprtigen 5abriten
nod einmut iopiel Spino,ln beiiBen,
ME in Sft.Snoien gu finoeu limb.
8pn Der in auer Welt Dorbanosneu
! Spinoel3ahl entfallen auf ben SioeH
| 10 9rosent, uuo Dei1en 10000, 900
Spinbelu entipre6en etpa II 9ro3ent
Der in europa porbanoeuen 3qbL Die
9dumlpouens5abrtten beg Suoeus
psrbruu6sn etpa 123 Qro3ent Der IN
aQer WeIt proou3irten 8aumpole ooer
etpa ebsniootel, tpte bic BON Dit Sna
bieu, Sapuu, ganaoa uno Wertto 5us
Iammen.
Sieier nunosrbare Q1ufihpuug oss
etnsu Snbuitrie3peiges unierer Glib
| StuateE iit audi fir Die fonltise inouz
ItrielIe GntrpideIung DerielbeH BON Be-
beutung. 0Gbrsno friibsr Der Siiz
ben Elm Sumeiit Qderbau tretbenoes
. Qano mar, entfaIten iif] oaieIbit ima
mer me6r inouitrieIe 3pei9e, uno Die
Qeute neroen in mehdniihen VorrtGs
tunaen unteripieien. SQs 6unobaben
BON MuIttnen bat etnen Qrbeitertppus
entrpideIt. tpie er Dor ben neun3iger
Subren i'm SuDen taum 3u finoen mar.
Die 5dbigteit, cine Moidine gu bano>
baben, bringt peitere ts6niIde @nts
nideluno nit iih, unb Die llnterneh=
Z munosluit in tehniider uno InouItrtel'
Ter 8ssiebung ertpeitert it4, 90 NOR
! por ettpo Fiinf5ebn Sabren Der tietne,
! in Rprtb Carolina gelegene Ort 5t9h
9oint Der StdpelplaB fir ben Der
, Ianbt BON bulbfertioem 6ol3mdtsrlal
, fpel6sg 3ur @erarbeitung in Der Jdbrt
fation pon Waoen uno W}obeln nat
anoeren Stuuten qeianot rpurbe. Seut'
; Itebt Der Grt Qls Elm Centrum Del
m0belFabritation nur benz 6auptort'
: oerTel5en, 8rano Rapios in Wti6tgaH
. on geDeutung nah.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
gereiuia { G6na E.

Cine Delesateniisuns Der 0ereinis<
ten sGngsr toste seiteru unter bem
prdiibenten 0errn CHARLES O. Sdmibt
In Der Central 1urnbaIIs. Giner Gins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
Gin Rinh BON htrte,

Sdnte: .ga, alein@Glsaer, tornIs
0u benn idon Deiuen Numen fhrs'"
benz"
GLsheu: nUiit Sinte not ntt,t.
aber nit Der MaIhtue."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

Ger SGnlrat6.
Sic steuerratc fir ShnlSiuefe
iiir 1911 ani 8, $50 Drills
icitgciest.

Das guDaet in isinem poIlen umfang
eeitern eutsebeiBen. Was Der
G6ulrat9 felt Dem Sabre 1905 &C..
ttan bat. - Dos grgsbnib b.r
pissidbrisen Qufnahms oes SHr.s
3enius. - gerslsi9 5pifhsn Gleps'
lamb uno Cincinnati in Der S6ul.
frage. - Cincinnati sibt pro aopf
Der Sdiilsr3abl nett me6r Gtlo
aus. - Gmpisbluns.n oes SAuIz
IuperiHtsnpeuteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
@ Ut Qe qe BEN.

9aufmann (aIs feline Satin fart
perI6Ieisrt iiD: .Sarah, 0u tommit
mir beuts DOT ME unisrs GiIana!A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

Gin 9rGuttgam m unb 8net
grGute. Gin 9lufIsbsn errsgsnoer
gurfuu ipielte 'id jiingIt in Der 9irae
su 9abiau ab. 9ort iollte etne Sraua
una Itottfinoen, 8rdut uno grdutigom
paren Toeben niebergetHiet, als itd
pIDbIih bic Sbir bes Gotteshauies
auftbut uno cine - 3peite grdut, ees
ihmutt nit Srdn3 uno 5tleter,
beretntrat. Die Sremoe 9ing gerdoe'
meas auf ben glltor gu, iuhte bic rett.
m6BiQ, bereits Itanossamtlit perbunz
oene graut ppn ibrem BlaBe gu per-
ordnoen uno oerldnqte BON benz 9et1ts
lihen, an beren Stele nit Dem grdua
tiuom - einem por einiger 3eit aus
benz Weiten nath SitpreuBen periebten
lInterbeamten - oetraut 81 tperoen.
W}it Mibe nur tonnte man Die GREG
te berubiqen uno aus Der Gtrhe entttrs
ren. 9llem Muiheiu naf hdnoelte IS
fh nm cine friibere 2iebe oes lungsn
Gbemannes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

3uFammefl ..... Al ,532 39,SO2
Sotpeit Der Shulbeiud in 8straht
tpmmt. ite[Ien iih bic 2ohlen tpie folat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07

0illium 5oIR toufte geitern bas
6aus go. 1852 Sprtnq 9rone 4pe.
pon 6ermira gedsr fir $500, our3
bic 8ermittIung Der WtatIsr Sddion,
Roeifinger e 60.
The National tribune., 1910-05-12
A Hard Time EnIistinc.

Editor National Tribune: When Sum-
ter was fired on ! was in st. John, n
B., firing a locomotive on the T.. & n.
A. Railroad, and when / heard they
were raising q regiment at Portland
Me, under the first call I threw up my
job and went home to enlist, but the
regiment was full when / got there
They had not been mustered in, so 1
s25, all the money / possessed, to diff
ferent ones for their chance, but no
one would accept it. / was a sorry
boy, 1 assure you. In a few days Capt
Craven, u. S. N, opened a recruiting
Office. / was stripped, and passed the
Surgeon, DR.. Chase, u. S. N, and then
filled out papers, and was ordered to
report on the receivers ship Ohio, at
Boston; but when stealing out of the
house with grip of clothes l was dis
covered by my mother, and, being un-
der age, was stopped. Then in few
days they were raising the 5th Me-, and
l Joined Co. G, and drilled every day
with them until my parents found it
out. when l was again blocked. Then
in few days they commenced enlist
ing for the 7th Me, and l Joined Co c.
and drilled with them and was mus
tered into State service, and went in
camp with them. The next day my
father got me out. Then / gave up all
intention of going in the army, and ac-
cepted an oilers berth on boat run
ming from Boston to st. John; but on
Oct. / heard cheering, and went up
the street, and found the 10th Me. go
The National tribune., 1910-05-12
The OBBAC GO.
$3.50 Rector Bldg, Chicago, Illinois.

ing thru Boston to the front. I fol-
lowed them down to the station, but
was not allowed to go in. DsAfter they
broke ranks Serg't Lombard and others
of my old friends got up on the fence
and pulled me over, and as went over
the fence | got q crack fromi police
mans club. After they got aboard the
train the boys said to come ON to Fall
River with them. Intending only to go
to Fall River, / went aboard the train,
and one of the boys gave me cap,
another an overcoat so i could pass
the conductor when we got 10 Fall
River. 1 took my place, Nc. l, rear
rank on right of Co. IL, and. marched
aboard the steamer State of Maine. /
did duty until the 10Th of October at
Patterson Post. Baltimore, when / was
mustered in. SO, YOU see. l went in a
Maine regiment from" Boston, Mass, and
mustered at Baltimore. / left s. posi-
tion paying me s45 per month, and
when | got home the other oilers and
men in the fireroom were all engineers.
and ! commenced again. at the foot of
The ladder, in the fireroom, but / thank
God that / went and did my part in
the rebellion. l think the
old boys had better all unite and boom
The National Tribune bill. 1t is good
enough for ALL and the best have seen
proposed.-Fred A. Hartshorn, Co L,
! 9th Me, Franklin Mass.
The National tribune., 1910-05-12
The CycIorama of Gettysburg.

Editor National Tribune: william Fl.
Packard, Chicago. Ill. wants some one
to tell him who painted and what be-
came of the Cyclorama of Gettysburg.
exhibited in Chicago 25 or 80 years
ago.
Paul Phillippoteaux's cyclorama.
The Battle of Gettysburg" was first
exhibited in Chicago in 1852. The prof.
ect was originated by a Chicago cloth
ing merchant, Charles l.. Wiiloughby.
Paul PhillippoteauX, son of Partisan
painter of battle scenes. was introduced
in this country by Edward Brandees. a
New York art dealer. Willoughby final
ly agreed to back the artist in the ex-
ploitation of panoramic reproduction
of the battle of Gettysburg Phillip
pOteauX went to Gettysburg, and spent
several months making sketches of the
battlefield. He informed himself in
every possible manner about the de-
tails, consulting Generals who had TAX
en- part in the engagement and making
an exhaustive study of records. He
then returned to Paris, and worked two
years on the painting. The canvas was
400 feet long and so feet high. and
about 25 days were required to set il.
1t was first exhibited in Chicago, then
in Brooklyn and Boston. Its success
was tremendous. For this painting
Paul Phillippoteaux received 100000
After ii was exhibited with success in
various cities the public interest in cy-
cloramas declined, and in 1898 It was
taken to Boston and slowed away on a
vacant tot at Clarendon and Warren
streets. where. surrounded by rubbish,
it was permitted to gradually go to
ruin.-James w. Webb 5th n. Y. Dur
yees Zouaves), Brooklyn, N. Y.
The National tribune., 1910-05-12
That Cold New Years.

Editor National Tribune: In recent
issue of The National Tribune Comrade
Mead, 55th Ill, asks how many re-
membered that bitter cold New Year
night 1864. / recollect it well. After
the Mission Ridge battle my command
started after Longstreet. and were close
on his heels until he burned the rail-
road bridge at Lowden, 20 miles below
Knoxville. We were delayed waiting
for a pontoon to cross on. By the time
we got to Knoxville Longstreet fianked
Burnside We followed him to Straw
berry Plains. above Knoxville, and
stopped. The cavalry followed. On
that cold New Years night my COM
pany was on picket duty. and burned
up a cotton gin and outbuildings to
keep warm. 90.
Orders from headquarters to Col. c.
F. Henderson (eX-Senator), command
ing the 18th Ohio, the next day for re-
enlistment {veteran bounty, $4,000, saw
about three-fourths of the regiment
with their names down. 4 The balance
were transferred to other commands
until we returned from our furlough.
Rations were short about that time
two crackers and no meat for a days
subsistence. The day before New Years
we captured an old blind rooster that
we cooked and ate. Co. A, 18th Ohio,
boys, that were there will remember
that We were mustered out and in at
Chattanooga, and furloughed from
Cleveland, O, for 35 days. We brought
back many recruits for the Atlanta
campaign. | have been a constant
reader of The National Tribune, but
never see any articles from the old
9th Ohio-a three-months regiment.
&c. f. Henderson was Lieutenant of Co.
A and then Captain, after making up
the regiment Sept. 4, 1861, at Alliance,
n prn yv-i, -af1-
Ieral. He resigned after the campaign
of Atlanta. He was wounded at Jones'
boro. Myself and three comrades car
ried him off the field.-M d. Reed, Ser
geant, Co. A, 10Th Ohio; Co. X, n. II.
ID. V. s., Danville, Ill.
The National tribune., 1910-05-12
The 55th n. Y.

Editor National Tribune: In The Ma
tional Tribune of Dec. %, 1909, H d.
Kelley. Sth Ill. Cav, Scranton. Kan, in
his sketch, Battle of Fair Oaks" says:
THE 55th n. Y. Zouaves were about
500 strong, and when they were as
saulted they fled from their works.
They lost almost half of their number.
/ suppose they were one of FoX's fight
ing regiments"
1t seems that Comrade Kelley in the
above paragraph intends to slur the
admirable work of Col. Fox and the
soldiers who served in any of the 500
regiments mentioned by Col. Fox as
fighting regiments.
His SuppoSition is inaccurate, as we'll
as his statement of the losses of this
regiment at Fair Oaks. The 55th N.
Y was French regiment, called the
Garde Lafayette, and was commanded
by Col. lie Gal or D'Utassy. 1t was not
a Zouave regiment, but was uniformed
like a French infantry regiment, with
red trousers, but not baggy like that
worn by zouaves. Its record of losses
as given by Col. Fox is as follows: Or
ganiZed in August, 1861; killed and died
of wounds, 33; disease, %; total, 81.
1t is stated to have been with Birney's
Division, Third Corps; was transferred
to the 3Sth n. Y. in December, 1862.
The 3Sth n. y. was organized in June,
and died of wounds, three officers and
~ men; died of disease, AZ; total. III.
AS will be seen, neither regiment has a
place among the 300 fighting regiments,
and the losses of both combined did not
amount to almost half of 500.
The Sth Ill. Cav, to which Comrade
Kelley belonged, is not placed in the
fighting regiments. Its record is: Or
ganized in September. 1861: killed. {
officers and 6S men; died of disease,
IFS; total, $50. 1t was in Bufords Di-
vision, Cavalry Corps. 1t must be borne
in mind that there We're number of
regiments not in any battle while 9TH
ers had more than their share. but it
does not seem necessary to state that
these regiments were ready to do their
share of the fighting, and might have
distinguished themselves as well as any
of the regiments among the 800 if given
the opportunity.-John T. Nagle, 163
West 126th street, New York.
The National tribune., 1910-05-12
The Confederate cold.

Editor National Tribune: / saw in
The National Tribune a few weeks ago
a communication from Comrade A. H.
Morrison, Deeiield, Mich, about the
Confederate gold at Augusta, Ga. l
know something about that, too. In
July, 1865, my reglnseHt was. sent from
Chattanooga to Augusta. Our Colonel,
c. II. Grosvenor, was appointed Pro-
vost- Marshal of the State of Georgia.
and Gen. ]. B. Steedman Provisional
Governor. We were only there a few
days when a detail. was taken out of
the regiment and sent, up near Wash
ington, Ga, and came bach, with lot
of gold that was said to belong to the
boxes made of plank, and was brought
down by train and hauled; from the
depot TO the Planters' Bank. There
was said to be s250.000 of it.
We heard at the time that 1t was
brought from Richmond when Davis
aad his Cabinet left, and that it was
hid near Washington. Ga. and some
one gave 1t away to our officer. Now,
who knows where 1t went?-R. E..
briggs, Co. H, 18th Ohio, Marietta, O..