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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

Eager S. IS. &iritein. 8iborg: Sir,
ltine 9ortbeo S9renien. Malborg:
5eren SSenle1. @aarup: @aar6eier
Miels Eeter Stouitrup. Corning.
@arf: Sens @%riitenien. @arbus:
Serreosfoseo 6. g. 2un6. SfiolO:
@nna Mareretbe Mn6erlen. Sirls.
tofte: @aor6eier Sens @asm1sien.
Meisline: 8irte Marie Grifien. Sol.
Ding: &e6pi9 Sobar11a Soerien.
Geien: Caroline Gingle. Mdborg:
Sara Marie. Heterien. &irItine
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titan 2ourlen. &allbougaar6: Gbri.
itiom 2iibecf. Greberifsberg: @aaro.
eier Ole @enrif Mpinicben. @fia.
ring: @aarbeier Carl Marius Niel.
len. Marbl,s: Mnbers 9lrelien. Moa-
be6e: Gle sc. 4noerien. Gsbierg:
Solger 8e6erien. Ma9aar6 / Be6er.
fer:: ginar Magnaro Senien. Gin.
bet 9itermarie:: Magn,,s Better
@isller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
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aeoeitierer Socfs gnfe Saniine.
9pofer Mar @einricb Siioers. StrD-
eerjfe airiten .geielien. Moifiniit
SSsrgen @ilbeIm 8ergmmn. Mniftn-
5cbous &litru &aren &ou=
line. 5ne6fer Sens Carl 9arien.
Slle6feripen6 2aurit5 &aloemar Sgr-
aenien. 6bp. Semrerlpero &einrieb
6rieoericb 8iggers. S%lritrumentma=
ger SSl,lius Nisiens Gnfe MmaIie.
+Jrf. Ngnes Dabl. Grf. Eborn &ar-
.riet 8iro. gnfe &atrine Margretbf
SebeuerIein. Gnfefru Sobanns
|gbarIotte Nielien. 8oitbuo @onS
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&ilambcne.

g neifre6 paoS Sian s.
Siolt I Gebruor Maoneo er 20 Men=
neifer omfomne oe, 16 iaore6e be6 ct
Sneifreo / @nifs6ol / Merbe6en al
Mofjor6.
9nifsod er en- final Sol, ser
number no til Snifs6olspifen Spo
for Siafior6s6pbet, meo beie @ierge
paa. begge @i6er. @e6 8unoen al
Gigen er cit 5iifefleffe og peo Mor6-
iioen at Sen itaar ct brit, iteilt 8ierg,
8uoarbprna. Hao Sen SIDE fin6es
Ser intet 9ablan6. Mlligepel bab6e
man Ser bp9get nogle &uie og 81
man6sbo6er ! Sfraaningen be6
8iergets SOD. S Sc foregaaenoe
Gage bab6e Der b9ret umaa6elig me-
get Snefalo neiten ober. bele 2on=
Oct. sao TOM &ataitrofen. 81. 8.45
Morgen bertes plu6iedie en- forfer-
oelig 8uloren og Drgn oppe / 8ierz
get, og i iamme 9iebIif ipre1gtes
en- flor snemasie les bit oppe /
8jereet og lpb neo 40 en- &Isft /
B1er9ets SIDE, rioen6e alt neo fig.
So Sneifreoet TOM no of @Igften,
breote bet Jig, ober en- l16itrefning al
15o 5abne og LIB 1o i Spen, feienoe
alt meo Jig, bbao Der fa1otes pao
&piten. On eIbre Sgn1ar1b teoIageoe
lin 1O.aorige 9otter % to Drenge til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

9 -a ,
@eter 0rlono. SRI. Glen s5obanne
Spenoien. Aeforationsmaler gilbert
0luf @oeSgaaro. .Sonoelsbosboloer
is. S. 9obls &uitrl1 Anna. Srf. 60
roline 9ioltrrp. SIP. Gprbpber
9orS Aloerien. 6Drbpoer Mari,,s
@eore Y%eterien. 5toosfeltcmol1o
@ilbelm @o11icn. Getailbanolcr
Sans Yctcr Eeterien. 0etailbanoler
Yeter Mielicn: l%tbrnloger Gbriitinn
Mpller. &%lllball0ler Sans Yeter
Ml6rccbticn. Irf. 9etty Senriettc
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len. @rpsicrer Garl Sbeoopr 2all=
rit5en.. 2olilc Gipersip inn. 6rf. Mr=
quito Silbclmine Eeterien. &of Sans
&il6elm MoOlc l. Gnfe Crime &oul=
len. Gntefru Caroline a,,epell. Gil
fciru &obon1re Netersootter @rffe=
llu1o. Gnfefrl1 Spburune Maric Sal
berg. GRANDDAUGHTER ueD Stotsburcr=
ne Sans s(n0erien. gnfcproicslpr-
i'loe Selma @rigb. Naitor c11er.
&riltion So6on 6riiS. 6bp. Yonc-
poeter Noolf Niellcn. Gnfefru So
pol1l1e Scbiprring. Nogcr Sprcn
@alicns Gnfc Nntoi1ctte. Gnfe
Gbriitine Ircocriffe Oliul. sscrrr-
itpber Sans Eetericn. Grfe Glen
@eoepig 1aunrl. &onfplieorbcjoer
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ter Spruaicr. Yoitbl,o Ollcns SILL
ltrn Glen. 'Eplitibetient Gbriltion
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lcbers @l1itrl1 8erl,boroine. Wrp5le-
rer 6reocrif Aoolpb lricr. @useicr
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teripclo M1oreos 9ernbarot @orf=
borot. &ulbanoler q. ScnicnS Gnfe
An1o. 6bp. Sientrur1lrer Sans Go=
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ricD @o1lcns @llitru 2orrine. So
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ter 6eroino1lo @eorg Dlorin. 6rf.
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GDriltian Spbnic,. Yroplt en1er.
@arl 6reoerit Ollc1. 9etoilboroqer
Moge Gbriltim Mielfen. Sfnn1agcr=
ipeno 5borpalO Spbmt1es Nn0erien.
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6ru &orc1 !@onien. 6bp. Sfolebe=
tient &osrnts .&,11oiel1. @erifabs=
fluff 9rrg>pal0ts gnfe Serine. SIN
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01
st Orb til auinbcr.

uMollOcus NrbciOr CT ctot, 1,oal
Spl goor ncG; men &pi1tocn, Iu1
bar al0rig 6reo," beulrrfcoc c,
tropl @llsn1oocr forlcocn Gag, ioc,
bum orog ct Sltf pg lo,f neo / eli
Stpl for at bpile.
Gn &pi11oe 9ipcr ion1 Mcga liber
Agt poa lin @el6reo. Yoo @c1cle
ira Sen tioliNc Mprgrn til Sen liloi.
&c Mften, optogct mart mes Ell Iil1q,
mart meo CIT anocn, far blt,1 lieloel,
Si0 til at t@nfe poo i'm Silltorl0.
cit itaoi9c ltro % sgngltelie oper
@usltellct, tilligcltco Sc 9efpmrin=
ger ser fplger mes Mo%ocrtonoen,
efterlaoT lit Erun paa sen melt
robltlte &pinoe.
&por l1onge &pinoer 9ipes Ser
life, / bnis Mniiatstrrf @cfymri11gcr
bar iot oDbe 2inier, oa lonn bliber
gonrlc luaac fpr Chen JON en- 6gl=
&c az at Sc life bor togct &orc poo
lin &elbrcb. De Miper nerppie 90
pirreli9e> cit Der, ser imeloes list
baorot, giper SEM ct Mnfolo. Scr
CT ct itooigt Sab al 9ipsfroft. &C
miitcr Appetite11, bliper moere, IL
Ser al &opcopine, 9pspepiia, Tor=
ltoppclie, &pgperf, CIT Tplclie al
Trpf % Il1ngbe0 / ltnocrlipct iolnt
Sppnlgsbeo cQlcr ogioa e, Sppl1,
Ser ingcll @pile cllcr interchangeable
gipcr. Meornil1bre 1lrol, ifir1fer
oisle tiolige SpInptourr prompt
Spnlurflpnlbco, pil Sc mco Siffer<
beo leoc til olpprlige 6plgcr, % &e=
lltltatct CT, at Yotienternc blipcr
'FRONT.' fc S'1polioer, Ell @proe for Jig
ielp % anore.
S 9ctra9tuillg al oisie Ou1itnn=
oigbeoer ipnes Set %unpopenoigt at
11obrcoc Jig oper, Dor bigtigt set er
at boloc ct poogel,t 9ie meo &elbre-
oei1, peo at ifienfe Sc ti6lige Gpn1p-
toner pjcbliffdlig SpnnGrfiomlbeo;
tbi lroor @elbreoet er tobt, er alt
tu6t.
Mcn set CT life %npopenoigt at for
tpiple; Scr fin6es Ell l16pei for ullc,
Ser pil bel1ptte Jig oerof cit Sci ser
fprcr lige til @el6reo. Sen finbes i
2r: Ecters &urifo, Ell botonil t Me=
oici1,, mills o. 0og froftig, Ell Meoi=
in, JONI or lpecielt egnet for &bin-
0cnS finc Srgonisme. Sl1lin0er al
lptfelige &pir6er p%eliigner SEN Sag,
"a SC fprlt bgrte ON bette &repa=
rat. Sees fplgen6e 8rep:
Ssccola, Meb., 20. Slr1i.
Or. Yeter IobrneD & Cons,
Chicago, 81.
Seq ifuloe plrifc, ieg ful1be finoe
Sro til at ifripe til 0cru, iorn ieg
pilNe. Seq CT ct lepenoe Gfscmpel
paa, bpoo Ceres pGroifuloc Meoicin,
81. Eeters &1lrifo, fan 1lorette. Seq
bar iaa Ing og elenoig, ut leg bper=
fen fun0e goo eller- ltoa. Tor at 81
be Gem en- Soc ONT, bpor bel leg mi
En- lel1oer ieg Gem nit Totografi.
Seq CT I'LL Sc a(or guntnlel og fon
tgien nDoe 9ipet. pg for bette toffer
leg neit @l1o 9eres Meoicir.
Seq er Mooer til ipp 8pr1, olle
9ifte unotagelt Ell. - Moatte Ser
rellS rigeite Seliignelie bpile ooer
Sem og Ceres goOe Mrbeioe.
! Ceres nleget t%ofnemnelige,
Wfrs. s. 9. 30 +.
S11geu Mpotbefer Meoicin, men ct
iin1pelt, gammelt l1rtelnio6el, iom
faces 6irefte fra 2aboratoriet gien=
nem ipecielle Mgenter, %aniatte al 81
erne, Or. &eter Tabrnep & Cons
60, 1875 90. @opne Mpe., CHI
cago, Su.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-01

egiS 110lt0flttn9Sforerf1g 1olgt~ tt
.@oor0ejer VI. 9obl9oaro &reibierl
for 100000. &roner.
= 6olfetingsmm0, &roprietar g
8ierre bar iolgt lin @aaro uSpi
itrup" / 9oum Sogn til ErpprictG1
&eterien, r@orupgaoro", for $1,000
&r. Gjercu i%orbeboloer Jig 6 Sor
2ono. 9eintnins o9 Mplsreoitabe,
mcofplger. Snertagelie 1. Mpril.
- @unOerupgaaro Ylantoge
Stronobp So9n pes 2pgitpr CT al
2anosmal,os6mfen lolgt til 1t &pn=
iprtilum, reprGi %cnteret peo @ooscjel
@obn 6lc1sborggaaro peo Sorp, for
100000 ST.. Hlanta9e,, ser / S. st.
9. or pao 100 G0r. 9ono, er. Sen
ltprlte / &iborg Stiff.
- u@pjgooro" / Colby .pco Sol.
Ding, cirfo 1873 Sro. 9ono, @jeu=
homslfplo 10000 &r., CT al Hro=
prietGr SC Ncergooro iolgt til Ero=
prictrr, Gano. polpt. 0'Nucbanp,
Mosfiloc, for 100000 SIR.
nj sc fpr ca. > Nor iioen lonn-
menfiphtc ca, 300 Sor. 2nno Ger
og &riotorcaler, bcliggelSc peo Mol=
borg Eortlmno Genrntfabrif (&pr=
hol), or ser / oislc Iage fipbt for ca.
100000 &r. til nupntc Iobrif, bppr-
ncb ollie &c nrp1tc Mrculer rlt CT paa
Sabrifens @Gnber. 9ernnc0 er Cant
fen on eli Gemeutfobrif til bprtfol-
set.
5 5 + rono e. r9l1lOre=
gaoro" / Npfer poa 9ornbolm er
f%nloitGnoig ncobrrnot. Nlle &re1=
turer1e reoococs. Sloen CT opltoaet
/ en @almitat.
- Stucbuiet pg 2aoen til 81
ren SprenienS @oro / Blum be6 81
borg er n%eobrnn0t. 9e6oerl1e res
ocoes / set blptte 2inneo. q prffe=
hcs peo, at 9Gnferunoen gipebe.
- ltobpgningerue til @ooroen
~Sobjera4m1o" / @reo ma 6pen,
%tilbprenoe @ooroeier a(noeri en, err
forleben .9lften pcs S=Si0en ne6=
brGnot. 2 @eite og 4 ager inoe-
br9note. Sloen opitoo peo, at EFT
Stnlolpgtc n9lteoe.
- 0orlcoen Torn1iooog opitoo ser
SIS / Observation-Disclosures Scbmiots
Gienbom / Sranm1inge. Ioen op-
ltno | Sltifen og ltammer rimeli9pis
fra &offelopnen. S 9pbet at en- 81
me bar Gelc G%ieuoomu1el1 l,n6toqen
ct @ogbns neobren0t. 911tifslooe-
ret % alt Sll0bo mell0te.
- @oarbejer Cars S. He0eriens
@aoro / @l. gjbp pes Stri6 er neo=
brGnot. @ele 8elatningcu inoe=
brgnote. Gn garuanel Monb, Ser
honoe foaet Sou til at iope / &oltol=
Sen, i%noebrGlrote. gn pngre Ecrion,
!&llsnol1o % 6prbpbcr 2ars Senlcn,
bar tilltoaet at bope paaiat Noen.
Sen inbe6ruu0te Mano ontages at
bore ell 7O=aorig Mono ira Miooel=
fart peo Mapn @enrif l1bl @o1nien.
S Sen ltpre @uar0 u@plling
2iter9aoro peo Narbl,s, tilberenoe
Slof @oaierl, opitoo ser forleoen
Miobog SIS / 9ooe,1. 5 9pbet al ct
@norter bar Sc tire l1olunger ont
lpGnot al 2uerlre. Set lpffe0es 0oa
at rebbe bele 8eletningert. Stl1eb,,=
Jet reOocbes ligeleoes. Sloen meres
at lton1nc ira e1 Motor.
Gpbs 5. @erreosfoge6 II
Ning @erreO :. g. 2u1b CT ofgooet
oeo Gpoen efter IA Cages 5pgeleie,
20 Nar ganlmel.
- &ipbn1al1o S. 9. @rinflnorm / |
Sbiiteo CT ofgaact pes 9p0en, Isl
Mar gonlne(. Ien Nfop0e bap0e Il
Ell AnrrGffe nGret Meolem al 5bi=
lteo &praa0.
- @n al spoiiellonos fienote
Sal10mGuo, ftp. @aar6eier 2ars Sen=
fen, SpGroborg, er ofgaaet pe6 9p-
Sen, y Mar gammel. Mf6poe 6eltog
Ell lang Morr9ffe meget i0et oifcn=
lige Sin paa lin @gn.
&ilambcme.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-16
Joseph v. Hidsood, Secretary.

| Toth.E Rnmondva tob
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-16

AS one VINO Is earnestly striving to
compile for the benefit OF posterity the
records Of the sons OF the virginia
Military Institute, in war and In peace,
your publication of the roster OF the
Virginia commands in the Gettysburg
campaign, In your issue Of October 2
instant, which was compiled by the
Secretary of Virginia Military Records.
was full or interest for me, as showing
anthoritatively the feat performed by
V. NJ. /. men IN that sanguinary cam
paign.
The record shows that the follow
ing named graduates and eleves OF
the V. NJ. I. were engaged In that cam
paign as brigade commanders. staff Of
fcers, regimental field officers and ar
tlllery and cavalry commanders. and
what the casualties among the regi-
mental field officers were. (No line
officers are mentioned, although 1t is
known there We're scores Of such off,
cers-v. NJ. l. men-in that disastrous
campaign. many being killed or wound
ed. Hero Is the list:
On General Lees Staff-Colonel Wal
ter n. Taylor, adjutant-general; Colo
mel Briscoe G. Baldwin, chief OF ord
nance; Major Giles B. Cooke. assistant
ladjntant-
First Corps. Pickett's Division
Major Walter II. Harrison. assistant
Acknowledgements.
Garnett's Brigade. Eighteenth vir-
GINA Infantry-Colonel Henry A. Car
| rlngton. wounded.
Nineteenth Virginia Infantry-Colo-
mel Henry Can't. wounded Lieutenant
Colonel John II. Ellis, killed. Major
| Waller NJ. Boyd.
Twenty eighth Virginia Infantry
| Colonel Robart G.. Allen, killed: Major
U. c. Wilson. killed.
Fifty-sixth Virginia Infantry---Colo-
! rel william p. Stuart. killed; Lieu
| tenant Colonel P. p. Slaughter, wound
ed (never recovered).
| Armisteads Brigade-Captain WIZ
liam L. Randolph. ordnance officer.
! Ninth Virginia Observation-Disclosures
Colonel Jasper ]. Phillips, wounded.
4 Thirty eighth Virginia Infantry
Colonel e. G. Edmonds, killed.
\ Fifty-seveath Virginia Infantry
Colonel John Bowie Magruder, killed
Kemper's Brigade--CaptainG William
T. Fry, assistant adtutant- general.
/ First Virginia Infantry--Colone1
Lewis B. Williams killed; Major
George r, Norton, wounded.
Third Virginia Infantry Colonel
Joseph Mayo, Jr,. wounded; Iieuten-
ant Colonel A. D. Callcote, killed
Major William Fl. Pryor,
Seventh Virginia. Neutrality-suspicious.
/ w, farewell Patton, killed; Lieutenant.
Colonel G. q, Flowerree.
Eleventh Virginia Infantry--Majol
ISirkwood Otey, wounded,
Twenty-fuurth Virginia lnfantry---
Colonel William r.. Terry, wounded
!. Major Joseph A. IIombrick, wounded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-16
JOHN BROWN, THE. ASSASSIN,
PICTURED In TRUE LIGHT
Review of Career Of the Notorious Adolf
tionist-Denunciatio of Roosevelt S Tribute
to Traitor-The Infamy Of Kansan Fa-
natc Proved From His Own Bio
grapher s Story of Browns Life.

timony said that she was sick In bed
with the measles. that she begged
them to let her husband stay with her,
as she was helpless. Tho old man
(Brown), who seemed to be In COM
mand. looked at me and then around
at the children. and replied: You have
neighbors They then took my hus-
band away. One OF them came back
and took two saddles. The next morn
ing Mr.. Wilkinson was found. I be-
ileve that onesof Captain Browns sons
was in the party who murdered my
husband. Ny husband was quiet
man and was not engaged In arresting
or disturbing anybody"
Three Doyles. father and sons. both
of the lads under age. were also MUIR
dered. This@one. the horses and sad
dies OF the dead men were taken along,
and according to Sanborn. taken to
northern Kansas and traded off. This
author styles the killing Of these per-
retaliation by Pro-Slavery outlaws he
calls the 8iarais des Cygnes muir
ders"
On December 20. 1885. John Brown
led an expedition from Kansas into
Missouri and forclbly took from their
lawful owners slaves. horses and other
property. and one OF his men s'killed
one white man, the master. who fought
against tho liberation Quotation from
a letter written by John Brown. and
as result Of these and other unlaw-
full acts. he, according to sanborn,
left Kansas pursued by United States
troops (page 5i0). and to escape as
rest and punishment lived in various
States under the names of Isaac Smith,
Shubel Morgan. James Smith and Nell
son Hawkins. In a letter to Ell
Thayer, dated April 6. 1857. this man
OF high ideals. heroic valor and grim
energy" says. II am advised that one
OF Uncle Sans hounds is on my
tracks, page 3s2,)
or the high idealism which was
rampant at this period this letter from
Theodore Parker, the great divine OF
Boston. may be an Indication:
MY Dear Judge (RusselL: II John
Brown falls into the hands OF the
marshal from Kansas. he is sure OF
the gallows or Of something worse
II were in his position would shoot
dead any man who attempted to ar
rest me for those alleged crimes. then
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(Later Killed.
Second Corps, Early's Divlsion-Lieu-
tenant Andrew l. Pitze.. alde-de camp
Smiths Brigade-Lieutenan f. w.
Smith. aide-de-camp.
Stonewall Observation-Disclosures
eral James a Walker.
, Jones's Observation-Disclosures
John r Jones.
Twenty-flrst Virginia Infantry-Cap-
tain William P. Moseley, commanding.
Third Corps, Mahone's Brigade
Brigadier-Gaaera William Malone.
Sixteenth Virginia Infantry--Colonel
Joseph H. Ham.
Heths Divislon-captain Stockton
Heth. aide-de-camp,
Second Brigade-colonel John M.
Brockenbroush. commanding.
Forty seventh RegiEent-Colone
Robert NJ. MaSo,
Artillery-Dearring's Battalion--Ad-
jutant Thoms Lewis
Richmond Fayette Artillery-Cap-
tain Miles C. Macon (later killed.
Latimer's observation-disclosures Joseph
w. Latinler, commanding Cater killed..
Carriers Observation-Disclosures Colo
mel Thomas II. Carter, commanding.
Thomas H. Carter, commanding
Browns Battalion, Powhatan Artil-
lery-Captain John NJ Cunningham.
Jones's Battalion. Charlottesville Ar
tillery-Cap:ain James Med. CARING
ton.
Reserve Artillery-Colone r, Lind
say Walker, commanding,
Cavalry Corps--Lieutenant w @.
Hallihen, staff of General stuart.
Fitz Lee Brigade. Second Virginia
General Thomas I. Munford.
Imboden's Brigade, SiSty-second Vir-
glnia-Colonel George III. Smith
Stuart Horse Artillerf-Chew's nat
tcry-captain r. p, chew.
Moorman's Battery-Gaptain NJ N.
Norman.
Casualties in Field Ofncers: Killed
Colonels s. Lieutenant-C Colonies, Q;
Majors. ! total o. Wounded; Colo
nels, 4 Lieutenant-C Colonies. 2; Majors,
8; total, 9.
Forty-nine general stan and regi-
mental field officers and commanders OF
artillery and cavalry, and nine killed
and nine wounded
No one will deny that the Y. NJ. l,
on that fateful July 3 gave Of her best
Ito the cause of Southern independence.
| And so in every battle durins the
four years OF war she furnished hrr
fuli- quota OF gallant spirits--repre-
ISsentatives OF our incomparapie south
ern civilization----who fought and hled
| and died--aye, died, to the number OF
| near three hundred,
JOSEPH r.. ANDERSON,
President ~ the NM !. Alumni:
Association, Lee. Va,
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thousand fell where Kenper led,
A thousand died where Garnett bied
In binding flames and strangling
smoke
The remnant through the batteries
broke,
And cross the works with ArmiAtead.
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once more in Glory's van with mem
Virginia cried 10 Tennessee,
I'VE two together, come what may.
Shall stand upon these works to-dag!
fThe reddest day in history.)
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Then at the brief command of Lee.
Moved out that matcfless infantry.
With Pickett leading grandly down
10 rush against the roaring crowd.
OF those dread heights OF destiny.
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High Tide at Gettysburr.

wv III II IhUHpSOn.)
a cloud possessed the hollow field,
The gathering battles srloky shield.
flashed, .
And through the cloud some horsemen
dashed,
And from the heights the thunder
pealed
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a. a cloud possessed the hollow field,
me :. gatnerlng battles .srloky shield.
flashed,
And through the cloud some horsemen
And from 70 Is the heights the thunder
Then at the brief command of Lee.
Moved out that matchless infantry.
With Pickett leading grandly down,
do rush AGAINST the roaring crowd.
OF those dread heights OF destiny.
Far heard above the angry guns
a cry across the tumult rEns-
The voice that rang through Shiloh's
woods,
and Chickamauga's solitudes,
The free South cheering on her sons,
Against the front OF pettigrew. s"
A khamsin and that scorched and
Like that Internal flame that frinsed
A thousand fell where Kemper led:
A thousand died where Garnett bled;
In binding Ing flames and strangling
The remnant through the batteries
broke,
And cross the works with Armistead.
v
Virginia cried 10 Tennessee;
I'VE two together come what may.
Shall stand upon these works to-dagl
tTfe reddest day in history.)
Brave Tennessee! In reckless way,
Virginia heard her comrade say:
,"Close round this rent and riddled
What time she set her battle flag.
Amid the guns of Doubleday.
But, who shall break the guards that
walt,
Before tho awful face OF Fate.
The tattered standards of tho South
Were shriveled al the lannon's mouth,
And all her hopes We're desoiate.
In vain the Tennesseean set,
His breast against the bayonet
In vain Virginia charged and ragged,
a tigress in her wrath ,uncaged,
TIL all the Hill was red and vet! :.
Above the bayonets. mixed and crossed,
Men saw gray, gigantic ghost
And heard across the tempest loud
The aeath-cry of a nation losts
The brave went down! Without dis
'rhey i Hd to Ruins red embrace.
They only heard Fame's thunders
wake. ~
ArN saw LH3 auStAAiliiE SuNDuCSL DCSdk
In SMILES on Glory's bloody face
They fell who lifted up hand.
And bale the sun In heaven to stand!
They smote ana fell, Who set the bars
Against the progress Of the stars,
And stayed the march Of AIotherland!
They stood, who saw tho future come
on through the lights dsllri,lm.
They sn,ots and stood Who Who held the
hope Mn
OF nations on that slippery slope,
Amid ID the cheers q ehSistsndom
God lives He forged on .l,a the III, iron WIFE
That e HIN apu Ae''s ls .fenasihs
God lives and reigns! He hunt, and
lent r. n. s.
.phe heights for Freedom's battlement,
sWhere floats her flag In triumph still.
Fold up the banners, smelt the guns,
Love rules; Her snntler pnrpose runs,
The pages of her battle Years,
Lamenting all her fallen soEa,
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Far heard above the angry guns
a cry across the tumult runs
The voice that rang through Shilol1,s
woods,
End Chickamauga's solitudes,
The free South cheering on her sons,
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All. how the whitening tempest blew
A khamsin and that scorched and
singed
Like that Internal fame that fringed
The British squares at Waterloo!