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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14

The announcement is made that the
Mesa Gymnasium will reopen on Mon
day. The management has set aside
Mondays for the ladies' classes; Tues
days for the seniors and Wednesdays
for the juniors 4 janitor has been en-
gagged to look after the hall and every
thing will be kept in first-class condi-
ton. including the baths. which will
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
TERTAINEO.

Mrs. L. W. Stillwell entertained her
Sunday school class last evening. at
o'clock. with a Spanish dinner. There
was music, and a general good social
time. Mrs. Robert Scott assisted In
entertaining
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
KEMP-DEWITT.

that Miss Leila Kemp, of Mesa, was
married on October 4th. in the Temple
at Salt Lake City to Alex. A. Dewitt.
The couple will make their home on
Mr.. DeWitts farm, near Thatcher.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
A CHANGE MADE.

Mr. and Mrs Chas. Ferguson. for
merly Of Imperial Valley, are here. Mr.
Ferguson viii have local charge Of the
Arizona Telephone company, taking the
place of Roy Beck, who has been
transferred.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
RETURNED FROM VACATION.

Mr.. Simpson, for a long time clerk
at the Toggery, has returned from CAL
ifornia, where he spent quite an ex-
tended vacation.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
SOLD SPAN OF HORSES.

David Wallace has just disposed of
"a span of Percheron draught horses
TO Mr.. Antler The animals are fine
ones and brought a price that veri-
flies the rumor that there is money in
good live stock
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
SPECIAL AGENT HERE.

Leigh Robins, special agent of the
California Insurance Co. with head
quarters at Los Angeles, spent yester-
agents.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
DAUGHTER is Ill

drug store, is in receipt Of word from
Oklahoma that his daughter. Eva is
quite in from an attack Of typhoid fey
er
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
READY FOR SLAUGHTER.

Owners Of guns are getting them
cleaned up, preparatory to taking ad-
vantage Of the quail season, which
opens Sunday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
OVER FROM PHOENIX.

F. J. Dourson. representing the Ari
iona Fire Insurance company, was ov-
er from Phoenix yesterday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
Mr.. WINsoR TALKED.

milford Winsor of Yuma. one Of the
three democratic candidates for the
nomination for representative, spoke
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
EPISCOPAL SERVICES.

There viii be the usual Episcopal
services at the Congregational church
Sunday afternoon at half past three
Rev. Nj Scarlet will rreaCh.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14

be available to all members of tn,
Gym. who have paid their dues.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-14
GOING TO RANGE.

c P. Mullen expects To leave tn,
first Of the week for a short trip q
his range at Hillside.
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Junges 0ur9breners Irio
3urudgebraMt

frei 12iGhrige SuHaen, ssransUaor.
rrHp. 4S 9teff Ctr, Jcbm Ctirer 1226
Gtatr ADe. unb Jimmp Rurptp, 81
Heff Ctr. benen infplge snMreiner
Defuhe Don VideI= 1beatern bic R0pfs
perbrsbt iporhen noren. 10 bdb iie prr
eiuigen 1daen bur4bronnten. purben
IN O1nriile. Rp.. nufsesrifen. bierber
5uriidsebro4t unb Der Otbut bes Sus
senbetrihts iiberseben. Mnrpbp
nnroe nod seiternRa4mittog non ieis
ner Nutter dtsebolt, ipdbrenb bic aipei
dnberen Nnaben in 6oft bIixben. Nins
ter gaIbtneI uirb nd moraen Wors
mittog nit bem 9ur4brenner 1rio
i4dftisen.
eingerei4te 1eifumente.
0erbdrb 0rotbe hhimmt IN Ieinem
1sRament. bdb fein 1eifdmentsSolIs )
fre6sr 5n0lf NouGte nnG ieiuem
(0rotte's) lobe cine r6miT8~totbo
f4e Rir6t nombaft nude, bic aus
benz Rd9IaHe $500 fir 6as adeu Don
Ulefen erbdlten fo1. Dieie Gumme
lou 18 DeDn0te mad feinem lobe bon
leinfn 5irei &inoern unb Grben aus
h5ablt uerbtn. Gbenfo iplIeu bieEet-
tereu ~ ber 9eit $500 an ben Gt.
2lcpFuss3 iienperein be3dt(<n. Rad
eyiebiguna hiejer Qegote fc1 her seii
nes 0erm6gen1 al be 6eiben Riuher
MINT u. 1fnh 4o4enEsne E0lew
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5Sobn MlcWair. %, Gurtboee.
tDfarsdret 1enent "a, Wain Ctr.
tSofepb Dan, 55, gspis, 3.
tNtlbelHine gra6er. "a. o.sgl.
Bm. 5. ssrani, q, RcRiten aOs.
lWprtle groipn, 19, Deit 8. Ctr.
lamOs W. goper, %, Columbus, 3
lysettis s. GERM, 19, Wsit 4. Ctr.
JSep. 70. aiHid. %. Mt. Sealtbp, 3,
t4rnp 9. Shpab, 26, oesgl.
|Hotban 3irihbers, 20. Glineptsip ap.
tRennstte eobn. 20, Wporman 4ps.
lWm. 3. mefterfeIo, 25, Deitern 4p..
tsiiie 6. 5entfhel, 19, @ba Ctr.
lSoieph 1enbuit, 55, Glarf Str.
laate auatmun. 3S, oeseI.
lelareneelltbmon, 20, 8beelinoB. ga.
t9anndh Siilofp, 26, garrsl ctr.
|gert $. Brinblep, 26, main Ctr.
t4oa Wrotpn. %. pesaL.
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Gterblid3f 3feitSberid5t.

! Deter poprostp. %. 5eralsiosu
618 Jobu Ctr.
6ermann s5reoerid Strebm, %
533 Bets Str, 1ubersuloie.
| 4rtbur auitaett. 2unssnentsiins
oung.
2ouis patterion 4usn, 80. 62e
Barr Ctr. 6er5Ieiben.
Bette 9ieior, 70. Wiootps 5ome,
glutitur3.
2ouiie aaptborn, 50, 1929 ct.
gbarles place, gunsenentaiinouns.
Fofe pausbman. 35, 1915 Sinbs
Ian CTR, Iubertuloit.
Dopib gotoflies, 3, Jnaueft in
Shuebe.
Wdrp Qafpler. 80, Jlorenee 4oe.,
2uHsenentaiinouns.
6enrp 1pnnies, 68, 1913, ct.
0regorp Ctr. Qunsenent5iinbuns.
5enrp Qlus. 80. $40 on II. Ctr,
Shpinnfunt.
Ritheu Jodfon. 45. 412 Of 8.
Ctr, Sdpdfk.
90. Wt. GturseG. Is, GlareGtation,
Jnqueit in 5npebe.
Jo1n aappler, 3 Wonate, 1902
Race CTR, quRsenentsiinouna.
5ranees 6annob goombs, 81, 724
WeIs Sn.. 3uderrubr.
Winiam 5. Dilbe. 2. 2312 Milber
4pe., Snpdhe.
Sobn Ruenai. 81. 3114 Wine Ctr,
NiersfhnGne.
Sobn gemeble. 81, 1884 Whelsr
Ctr. 4Itsrsfhnd9e.
2ouiia Sobnfou, SO. $50 hutdins
ape.. Observation-Disclosures.
Walter Gomnrn Mnbreips, / Wos
nat. $50 Weii 8. Gtrabe. euftrDbrens
entaiinbuns.
Sunietta Rice. 43. Glorsnss. as..
6arnpsrsiiiune.
Oufane Saran, q. Snquelt IN
S6pebe.
eomorb 1aisr. 4s. 1895 Gin Str.
1lutiturs.
Glementine Smitb, 45. All plum
Str. Jnaueit in S9nebe.
Gbcrtes Gteinriene. 20 1oee, 1889
6arrifon Npe.. 66pdde.
Cora 1eIen 4oebel. a. 1856 IRE
Dor pace. 9ubertulofe.
Antbonp Drisbiman. 48, 22O9 Bic.
tor Str, 1ubsrtulcfe.
Sofeph Gtoffel. Monoi. 407
0ont Ctr, Rrdmpfe.
gbno Utop Sanfon. 81. 708 Gut
ter Sir., Jnqnef in GHptbe.
potrid Ndhcnep. "a. sos Rcin
Gtr- G4m66e.
Glen 0rabam. 80. 461 DR 5. Str. |
Rrebs.
ssHie sous0h. 80. 1910 on 81
Str. 1a6ertalefe
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Sphenberif]t oes 8eiunbheitsamts

2dut benz Wohenbereiht oss Gtatiz
tttters Ndermann tpurben in Der oerz
fIoHener Wohe 148 Grtruntunaer an
dnltetenben G-untheiten unb 25 gos
oesfdQe tnfoIge folder Grart6eiten qes
msloet, qegen 129 Grtrontungen unb
% 5obesfdlle in Der 8araIeQDote beg
portqen Sa6rs. 8an3 beoeuteno
aroHiren nod Winbpoden uno Sdar=
lthfieber, oenn bon Der erItereu arant@
belt tpuroen 35 5dle unb BON Der Iesz
tsren 80 5dlle oemelbst. gluf bic einz
5elnen arantbsitsn pert6eilen Iih bic
pdhreno Der Wohe Qenelbeten SsdlIe
tpte folgt: Shpinoiu6t 40 Grtrans
tungen urb 25 5opesFGle; Winopoteu
IS Grtrantungen, Sharldhfieber SO
grtrantunaen; mdiern II grtranfun@
gen; 0iptteritis 9 Grtranfunoen:
5ppbusfieber 8Grtrantunaen; M2umps
6 grtrdntunoen; aeuhbuiten 4 grz
trantungen; RoTe 2 GrfrQntunaen.
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Nilliam unb Roia Shunt, 1929
Gutter Ctr; Mdbhen.
Wartin uno 9srsfs 8oa, 267 Gms
ming Ctr; Rnabe.
Wfniam unb Qtasie WilIer, 1017
W. 2ibertp Ctr, anub..
Sreoerid unb pauIins Spps, TT
g8aoe Str; anabe.
See unb Wup CORN, WoobburH
uno WcWiuan Str; WGbhen
8eorse uno aIics S'Dap, 3O3 10.
3. Str.; anabe.
Wiaidm unb Isllis 1beiing, 221O
Ueap Ctr; Rnabe.
Samss unb Warp auoosn. 2157
Sinton Ipe.; Gndbe.
Biltam unb Qnna 9raun, 2239
8tctor Str; Wdbdsn.
SOiepb uno Ts1ie S6ott, 1902
Spring @rops aDe.; anabs.
Rerpton uno BeTie Diutams, 1897
pleaiaHt Ctr; WGbden.
Sobn unb Wlarp gbsiu, Spring unb
8obsDortb 4ps.; &nQbe.
Inoreas unb 8era Wtolmar, 521
0drrtett Ctr; 8nabe.
WiQiam unb Martbu Sputbaute,
1921 4ibIano Ips.; MGo6en.
5reberit unb Qulu 2ino, 5. uno
part Ctr; WGbten.
George unb GIifabet6 8oll6ouer, 7.
unb Carr Ctr; W2dbhen.
Glart uno SuIie 8eQs, 631 Reape
Ctr; Mdo6en.
8uitape unb Worp Ctto, 21O5 gice
Ctr; Mdb6en.
Sacob uno Minnie Wulba6, 724
U. Court Ctr; 4nube.
Diatom uno Hor1 Carroll, 338
Baum Ctr; Mdohen.
adrl unb Ilice 5Qrpsr, 1914gaftern
Qpe.; Gnubs.
Goparo unb Catherine MaBmon,
SIT DIT 2i6ertp Ctr; anobe.
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sSones Ctr; Snabe.
9eor9e uno Reuie 9aur, 336 Mils
ton Ctr; Uldh6en.
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gntum6iluuial.

Der AZ Sabre aIts 8. grintmann
BON gto. IA Beit 2ibertp Strabe purz
be geitsrn Ra6mittag an Der l3. uno
Haee StrdBe bon bsm 4utomobil bss
Staotrdtbsmitglieoes Otto s. Renner
9streffsn unb auf Die Seite aeihleuz
bert. Serr Rennsr bra6te ben Der
uneluttsn unoer5iiglih in oem autoz
mobti mad Dem 5oIpital, no feftgeftellt
nuroe, oaB grintmann fhfpere 8ers
lesun9en an ben 0uften erlitten hattie.
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! Sarah Y. Vihplfpn permoHt ib
Wermosen on ibren Sobu Gbiporb Ni
6olfon.
GLEN Gbriitp bot ibr NermSqen a,
ibrs 9o4ter anna MeGebep Der
nloht.
| SObu $. Wbite p.rma6t {ein Ger
mogtn an feinen Gobn Dan. 6
Wbite.
VahlaB Saden.
Dan. 6. Wbite iit 1eftameutspoll
ftredtr BON Jcbn s.. Wbite; Grunb.
eigenthum $1,000.
6ugb W. 5eer 1T Rahlabperfrol.
ter BON Jobn Q. 4nberfon; periona.
lien $1,000.
Wloria Ropp Mleents unb Dm. O
Roberts fino 1eftamentspollf lftrede,
unb 1ruft.es BON 6.nrp 5. Weents
perfonolien $229.72; 9runpeisen.
tbum 5000.
lbos. We. 1aDlor iit Nahldbper,
ipaIier bon JoM Jaeob 1oDt; ;Gruno.
eigentbum $1,000.
Dan. 3. Riemonn lift Na6labp.r.
matter Don Jobn Viemann grunb.
eigentbum $1,000.
Caroline Dlentber III 1eftaments-
bolIItrederin bon WilhImind Gath
Grante; Grunbeisentbum $1,000.
Sohn 8. Jielman ift Nanldbpers
matter bon Qouis ShmarB; perfonaz
lien $1,000.
5rant 6. 0rotbe 1T 1eitanentss
pollitrtder bon Gerborn Drotbe;
grunbeioentbnm $500.
Robert @. Conner iit 1eitamentsa
poliitrefer bon Glen Ghriitp; perfoz
nalien $825; Brunbeigentbum $775.
Worp 6. Jelbee III 7eiiamentsbpas r.
Nrederin bon sJas. 3. Carpenter;
Grunbeisenibum $1,000.
Der perfonlide HonIaR xs Geo.
g. Jobnfon betrdst 800, ,35O.48; oerz
jeniee bes Wm. 3ebnber $1587.05;
oerienige bes SO. W. peabobp $5S67. =
25; oerienise beg SuIius D.Fauer
$294.91.
8erf9iebenes.
Sn Saden bes Grant 5or seeen
4ia 8. JeipeI. porin Der alGser nod
$20,O12.50 als ieinen Anthkil aus Der
aufselOf.en Girmd Jor &: SepeG psrs
langte. ipurbt Elm Derbiit 3u 9uniten
bes Bertldgteu absegebeu.
Der Receiper Der Uacuum Cleaning
60. berihtete, oab er ben Gldubisern
eine 9ibibeabe BON 2,67 prcs. oushz
5ablt babe.
Die R. &. Sc 9lpnb Wadine lool
Go. flagt cine Jorberung iiber S3174.>
IS sesen Mm. =. 9arretfon Elm.
Die +. o. Qatprence electric 60.
bat cine Gorberuns iiber $1561.s7 ss-
gen =. .. Chopper eingeiIdst.
Jt. 6. Worirnau bot sesen bic Ror>
tpoob Republiean 60. cine gibentldge
uber SAC, 900 anbGnsig gematt.
Gertrude Gled itrensie auf GrunD
BON WiBbonbluns cine 4lase ii6er
$1,000 sesen eouis 5onis uno Satin
an
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M,croen porteftet
Ia q traeHoelnem
4 hetlc Der Gereinigs
ten stuateu perfaHbt
tiir s5c.; reguldrer
glbfoIute 8aruutie.
oa6 odS @eIo surl1er
ftatiet iutrp, tpenn BIT
Seaer Hiht 10 fetH fol
ts, rpte ermGrtet.
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4laS ben (oestdb tSlDfess.

Gbeideibunss gale. - 9nsi ileine
Wdnierotis. - Gersdbies Werbitt. -
Ntsdmpft fsint austitfsruns. -
lltibeilt etssn Die u .. u. %. -
Junee Dur9brenner berbuftet. -
Na1ld6 ed6eH. - Wni6ieoenes.
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tScncoa Sithin Rineral. .@aiier fir

@lht, Rbeltmatismus, Ipspepfia uno
geritopiung etc. Gepot 227 8. A. st
Gel. WfQin 1898.
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oas aommittee fur 4bsusstandle Der.
fpieien.
Bsrlangen Strabens
belle

4n oas 9ommittse fur gel.udtuna
9tng eine Petition BON 9runobefiBern
an Der ggtlldrb QDe. tn 5gbs Bart.
Sn otefer petition ipirb Der Stabtrarb
sriuht, Strdbenbeleuhtuns an Der
9Btllaro Ipe. gu fhaffen, oa bic Straz
Be fotDett about teine 8sleuhtung bat.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

work Of rails and logs behind which
we're intrenched his foes. Believing
that the time had come to advance and
charge the Confederates, h Union
troops had no sooner got outside heir
breastwcrks before Forrest was upon
them like a demon. having a two horse
battery, the pieces of which were
charged with canister. He opened UP
at a range of only 60 yards. Such a ter
rible gap was formed hat the Union
men were thrown into confusion. taking
advantage OF which two Confederate
brigades charged holly into the mass
and, quickly taking six guns. turned
them upon the foe. soon changing ap-
parent victory for h Unions into q
pronounced defeat. This victory was
won by Forrest at Brice's Farm, MIS-
sissippi, and was the outcome of Stur-
gis' attempt to sweep him from Sher'
mans line of communication.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

mustache over his shoulder and so went
ahead. At the abatis the men fell IN
heaps. The fire was awful. and. seeing
some wavering. Smith put his cap on
nis sword. swung 1t high in the air n
yelled: Come on. boys! No finching
aow!' as cool as a cucumber. Picking
} path among the trees. our men fol-
owed their gallant chief up the hill n
planted their colors on the breast
works."
The Smiths were lin it" that day
sure enough. for still another OF the
name afforded a striking instance of
soolness under fire. Wallace's division
was led by the Eleventh Indiana you.
ives and the Eighth Missouri under
Colonel Morgan I. Smith. AS they set
out on the ascent Colonel Smith lit a
eigar and led the way until they reach
I'd the crest. Before they reached it.
however. his cigar had been hot away.
and. taking out another. he asked for a
match, which was handed him by q SOL
lier.
THANK you" he said. Take your
place now. We are almost up"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

10 their death. All that can be said of
the nghttng at Cold Harbor, declares q
competent war critic. is that on the Fed
eral side 1t was a wild havoc Of slaughter.
veteran officers set the example of gal
liant exposure as though the hopeless
ness of the situation could be relieved
by godlike bravery. Scarcely 20 min
utes from the time the signal was given
the repulse Of the corps was complete.
Three thousand men had fallen.
Among the officers the loss had been
portentous.
This 10 one OF those awful military
blunders that cannot be obNterated.
cannot be forgotten.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

ing q shot. they charged the enemy's
second line. but. having no support.
were obliged to fall back on The bat
:ery. disputfng every foot of the ground
n a hand to hand struggle. The Con-
iederate artillerists fell upon them as
hey ~retreated. but they beat them of.
sinEly and together. The last to leave
the scene Of carnage was q captain Of
the gallant Fifth, who with q parting
blow split the head Of an opponent from
crown to chin. leaving the poor fellow
nearly decapitated beside the gun hi
had so bravely defended.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

ed himself for
work.
w here Z
you from?'' ask.
cd the oncer on
duty.
&C U lpeper
Court House.
sab"
whats the
n : v a own ..
there?''
..Numn much,
m4ssa. cept
dar's . white
man down dar
los Z mighty.
-Ne0S r.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

~Stoughton turned to face the intruders
he was confronted by q brace Of re-
volvers.
You are my prisoner!" said the guer-
rtlla. My name is M~osby-Jack Mosby,
at your service. Stuart's cavalry is all
around US and Stonewall Jackson's be-
tween you and the army"
And Stoughton vas SO thoroughly de-
ceived that, though having an army Of
several thousand within call. he allow.
ed the guerrillas to carry him of .
prisoner.
Ia Fighting Fifth New Hampshire.
Where all were brave 1t might seem
Envidious to mention merely a few. but
the limitations of space make this nee.
essary. The Union regiment accredited
with the greatest number OF men killed
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

In battle is said
to be the Fifth
New Hampshire,
which emerged
from Gettysburg
with only 81
men with the
c%olors." It took
part with e
cruited forces in
the awful on
slaught at Cold
Harbor. where
It lost 60 men in
that brief morn
ing's work.
Bounding over
the parapet of q
Confederate bat
terry without FIR
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

SAN
ORA wing room General Scott remarked
very feelingly. All. here comes anothe.
OF the wounded heroes!'
He's not wounded. general re-
marked an officer standing by.
hen why is his head bandaged up
so: asked the venerable veteran.
Oh said the officer. that's only
of the shirts made by the patrioti,
women of America
In about flv minutes after this con
~versation I saw the venerable veteran
and the bandaged hero at the Office tax
ing the oath-with sugar in ito.
gether."
A Riae Duel. Where Honor. wer.
Even.
At the battle Of Fair Oaks. when tho
C~onfederates dashed upon the Federal
outposts. it CHANGED that the Palmetto
regiment of South Carolina came
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

Ine lell oAO
Lew Wallace's
on the right.
One of the sur
viving veterans
of that timo
s q y S: 1T h G
ground in front
of Smith was
covered with alb
ats too thicl.
for a rabbit to
get through, but
old Smith rode
right in front of
the center, as
erect as q RAM
rod. and. though
1 was nearly
scared to death.
I saw his white
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

ped up q by
road directly In
dampton's rear
and seized all
0is spare horses
md W a & o n
trains. j u 8 t
about III time
ae had got them
come cavalry
from Fitz-Hugh
ices column
valloped up In
The rear Of Gus
ter. and there
he was, caught
between { wo
dres. But. al
hough he lost
not only his
SanfNHa6 Ma0nn
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

ger rode furi-
0usly at the gem
eral and. touch.
ing his cap. adj
dressed him
thus:
IS heneral, I
wants to make
o n e e b o r t:
Schwartz's pat
terry Is took"
"Ah!" said the
general. How
was that?"
Well. you see.
sheneral. der
hecesslon lists
fanked US. una
der Succession
lists come In der
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

the prisoners except General Franklin
sleeping soundly in fence corners ana
various places. But. the general he
could not hnd at all. It seems that the
distinguished captive had an ample
supply OF liquor in his valise, which he
was allowed to retain, and. being Of .
generous disposition. had treated his
guards to all they wanted-and much
more than was good for them-with the
result that freedom dawned upon him
about the time that the fact Of his a..
cape dawned upon Gilmor.
Irishnen In Dlue ana IN Gray.
Honors were pretty nearly even the
hrst time that Irishmen In blue met
their fellow countrymen In gray in the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

OF which d GER
tain officer re-
ported: I'm pla-
toon firing with
the Belgian mus
kets can all
ways tell how
many pieces
have been fired
by counting the
m e n on t h e
ground. It's a
case of fire and
fall back nat.
One of these
Belgian muskets
will kick like q
mule and burst
with the great.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

do to use as ar
only garment.
Captain Nor
timer de Mon
tague of h
skirmish guard
put on n wher
he went to thu
generals recep.
ton. and tho
collar stood up
so high that he
couldn't put his
cap on. while
the other de-
partment didn'.
quite reach t.
his waist. Al
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

Price. q Grove
Of negroes cam,
out Of some cab
ins to look q
III soldiers. on,
Of whom asked
Boys. are yos
all for the I'm
ion?'
.oh. yes. mas
-, when yoy
uns ID about ".
H."
And whe,
Price ! come,
you're all o..
g Q D b, n:
your
"Lor, yes
massa; we's al
good secesl
then. Can't low
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

In a carriage. he
was sent across
the Maryland
line into Viretn.
ia under escort
OF q strong
mounted guard.
His captor was
kept very busy
scouting and
ratding. and n
night was away
from his com.
mand for sever
Alhours. Return
ing at dawn the
next morning.
he was disgust
cd to ind the
guard and All
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25
The Assault at Cold Harbor.

agreed with a
celebrated south
ern officer that
ut was not war:
1t was murder!''
This regret, how
ever, could not
save the lives of
the thousands
who met death
or wounds on
this occasion
nor detract from
the valor of the
G onfederates
who so resolute-
ly repulsed the
glorious columns
charging madly
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

trick of the Con
federates In us.
ing movable
breastworks or
the second da.
Of hi attack
b had" h
said. construct.
ed q breastworl
Of hemp bales
which hey rolled
in front OF thei:
lines up the hill
advancing unde,
this cover. AL.
our efforts coule
not retard thu
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

1863. he and his
men e prowl-
ing about the
Union a d.
quarters at Fair
fax Court House.
Va, and from a
prisoner learned
where General
S~toughton. COM
mander Of the
i~nfa out
posts. was Sleep
ing. Taking with
him a few trusty
e n, Nj o 8 b y
stole up to the
generals house,
and as General
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

occasion in east
Tennesse 81
years ago. Yes,
more than q
quarter century
has passed since
Colonel E. M.
McCook. at the
head of a cav
airy division
from Burnside's
army. met and
charged upon
two divisions of
Lo n gstreet's
men under Cap
q ~ AR----
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

advance OF those bales. Round shot
ana bullets q poured against them
but they would only rock q little and
then settle back. Heated shot were
fired on them with the hope Of settins
them afire. but they had been soaked
ana would not burn. BY mean Of thes.
movable breastworks the Confederate.
advanced 90 close to the intrenchment.
That they were enabled to open IRE
with fatal effect and finally won thu
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

han 1lncclns president q the United
It, X course."
Hgnhy. aint oinrul washington presi-
No 1880; hsss been dead for mora
I'll oosysa11s..
8eseino sexcitodly into The cabin, she
HS9sed% CT: Fam. yeou oaml Oaly
t1e4EslQen1ul Wa6hinStonss dea4l
- allyA INWouder what'o goth teW
DDq410oxt3
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-25

ABREAST the Six
first Pennsyl-
vania and OPEN
ed q rifle duel at
e 8 8 t h an 40
yards. Colonel
Ripley and sew
eral other OIL
GERS Of the Six
were kill
ed. the regiment
losing 2e3 by
d e a t h q n d
wounds. or one
half the total
number engag-
ed, while the