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$5 MONTHLY RUYS
SUBURBAN FARM.

=
Fruit, truck Or poultry farms near
suburban station. only 35 minutes
from the city of Houston. near shell.
boulevard direct to city. Beautiful
locations; rich soil; plenty of rain
fall; fine climate; two and three
crops Of potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage
land ether vegetables which net
growers from slice 70 $500 per acre.
Pine strawberry country. also il
Iorange belt. Cash market in the
lcisy for products. culy s few Eve
ana ten acre farms az S5e'to s55 an
acre. NO interests. no taxes. Five
Iaerss. IS casa sad ss montnly; tss
=. -.
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ThIexInu Chinese Coolies.

Among Chinese coolies q favored
method Of stealing rice is to lean up
against pile OF sacks and stick a
tin tube through the sackihg. the rice,
which Is dry flowing naturally through
the tube into the coolies clothing.
Flour is also stolen in this manner,
and common punishment ia this
case is to let the thief obtain large
quantity and then podr water into his
clothing, which makes matters rather
uncomfortable for the culprft.
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ADVERTISEMENT,

City Council OF the CITY Of cairo,
I}haois. has by 0ranassce No. a79i
approved August 8ath, A. y. ta12i
ordered the improvement or Tenth
Street, from i.se west line Of Ohio
street to tie east hna Of Poplar
street. Ia the C,ty Of Cairo,
County Of Alexander and State q
Illinois, except tao intersection Of
Commercial avenue with said Tenth
street which has already been i'm
proved, by The construction upon the
said Tenth street, from the west line
Of said Ohio street to the cast Inns
Of Poplar .siroot, in, said City Of
caiFa OF vltrihed brick pavement,
with a combfnatioa concrete eurn
efd gut teF ca h~tn sides af said lgiek
pavement, at the bo.t9m edges 81
said bsiek pavement and with natuf-
al,slime5tola marginal cufbs set on
both sides Of Tho said Tenth street,
lat all unpaycd street Intersections,
at the outside edse2 Of said brick
pavement end between the inside
edges Ct tbe sutter-fags of said
Ionfb and gutter IS extended around
and ont 70 the iotline an both sides
iof ssid Tenth street, at said unpaved
araet int9rsectioag, asa by the con-
Ist.uetien uFcn the said Tenth street
lot blitk catch basins, andtby buill-
ing ZIP and repairing the one ~
Ibrfck manholo now In tiie said Tenth
street aud suppl yips. q cast-iron
ring and cast+ir0n, cover therefor,
and for the leYy snd collection Of Il
spec.al tax assessment apan eontig-
IanHs property "a pay for the said
lpeal innraVercn END that said Or
Idinanee no 279 IS On mo lin the OF
dec OF the City Clerk cf said City Of
Cairo. and that the whoie of tho
cost Of said Improvement, amounting
to The sum Of Seven Thousand Seven
Hundred ana T#oaty4Seur poilau4
and b3 Cents tS7724.G9) is, by the
terms of said Ordnance No 279, to
be paid BY special tax assessment of
|tba Whole cost of said improvement
according To the benefits and IN ace
Iee7danee with the provisions Of said
Ordinance. and an assessment there.
OF having been made aud returned
to the said court, the final hearing
thereon viii be had at@the January
Probate Terni of said County GoarA
at tho County Court Hepsa. in the
'Citg of Cairo, Illinois, On Mopday the
2Tth day 81 January 4 u 1913, at
the hoar otaniaaotlocb Il n q said
lag or All soon Thereafter as the
business ot the, Co9ftiwlll permit
All persons desiring may file OBJ
ieetions IL said colrt before said
day and may lhen and there appear
on the hearing and mgke their de-
fenee. The said asaessmsnt " para
able IN ten iastalimer u and all Of
said installfnents will bear interest
dis provided by statute, al the rate
Of FIVE par cent per iannnrl
Dated at Cairo, Illinois, Janaaty
11th, A. p. 1918.
WALTER WARDER,
Commissioner.
1-1f-12-ti-15-fG -t7-1S
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
ORDINANCE NO. 278.

Notice is hereby given, that the
City Council of The City of Cairo,
Illinois, has by Ordinance No 27S,
approved August Goth. A. D. 1879,
ordered the Improvement q SIKH
street, from the west lipe Of ohp
street, to the east line Of Washing
ton avenue, in the city OF Cairo
County OF Alexander aud State o.
Illinois, except ths Intersection 9i
Commercial ayenue with said sixd,
strpei. which has alpesfs been nm
pfoyed, By the construction upon the
said sixth street, from the west line
Of said Ohio street to the east line
Of said Washington avenueein said
City Of Cairo. of a eitrified brick
pavement, with a combination con-
cIete curb and gutter, on both sides
Of said brick pavement at -the out
side edges Of said brick pasement,
and with natural limestoae marginal
eurbs set or betit sides OF tne sdFi
siSth street. at all unpaved stseet
liutsrseetmHs. u tse uatsfdsse ses nj
said bri.,ss .pasehrent and estHsep
the inside edgas ef the gutter dEgs
OF fssaid curb and gutter as uxteifded
asosnd and out te the lot ane on
hath sides OF said Siz1h street, al
,eitl unusvede sirnev zlnteTseetioits''
and BY the construction upon tbs
said sixth street, Of J, .kfic4 seAtch. s
basins. and by biildinz M asifk II
psiriug the TWO tsa hFit aa1tholss7ss
now in the said SIKH street als1! ~!
supplying cast-iron rinu ~ Gu
iron covers therefor ane w
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j. iIoNYEeIsY,.
;.ASsEsSaIERT, NOTICE
ESecNtor.
1881 Sv
,,0fdina I'D sTY.


Notice III hefsbEs given that tae
lCity connei off the cjty DC Cairo
Illinois, has br Ordnance No I'm,
approved sugust spyh, a, y. 1893
ordered tile Improvement Of FDGrth
street, from the Nsst linp Ohio
street to the eastftlfner OF 4E,ssAing.
ton aFoutc, in tho sC9y o. Cairo,
Ceantys+of, AIS'3tfndcf and state Of
illinois, except the intersection q
lCommercial avenue WITH, the SAID
Fourth street which has already
aecn Improved by tha rons;Fuctan
upon the said Fourth street, from
he west line Of said 0hio street to
the east line of Washington avcauo
I'm said CITY Of Cairo, OF q gitrided
briek pavement with eophination
corcrcte curb aud gutter on both
| ieldes Of said bsle1 pacemcut, at tn
oatside edges Of said brick pavement
iaqd VITA natural limestono fnazginal
euNls Het on hcta SIDES Of tho said
! iFouFth atreatsat ali unpavcd street
lintegseetienss af the outside sIl2es d
said brick pavement and between the
inside edges Of tic gutter Gags o;
said cerh and gutter rs cSteaded
around and out 70 the lot liae or
Soth sides Qf said Fourth street, q,
lsaid uspa gd street iptersecdons
aa9 by the construction unpn the
said Fourth street Of brick catch
t'Sins, and hg building up'Mad re.
pattine the fgFo 81 brick man hoe.
lrow II the aail Fourth street AM
supp'ytag east-iron Eings and cast.
llfcn covers therefor, and fos
The levy and collection of speeial
tax assessment upon contiguous prop
ertv to pay for, the said local i'm
prorement and that said Ordinanes
No, PIT is on file in the office Of thf
City Clerk of said City of Cairo, and
| that the whole of the cost OF said
Improvement. amounting to the sum
Of Six Thousand Two Hundred and
Forty Six Dollars and Eighty Three
Cents (S6,246sSa) is. by the terms
lof said Ordinance No 277. to be pai(
iby special tax assessment OF n,
/ whole cost oG said Improvements ac
/ cordine to the benefits and in accord
sapce with the provisions of said Or
dinance, and ,sp Zs3esement thereo
having 5eenmade aaJ returned 10 tia,
sad Court, the final hearing thereon
will be had at she January P-obat.
Term, of said county court, at tn
County Court House, in the City O.
Cairo, | linois, on Monday, the 27,t
day of January. A: d. 1918, ct ~
hour of nine o'clock a. M, of salt
day. or as soon thereafter as til,
business of the court will permit
/ All persons desiring may file OBJ
iections in said court before said dal
and may then and there appear OF
the hearing and make their defense
| The said asssssDsst is payable !,
ten installments aud al of said in
stallments wi bear interest as pro
Yided by ststutes At the tate OF av,
ipcg cent per aaaam.
nated at Cairo, liiInois, Janusr.
liith A. D 1912.
WAITER wsBDER.
cona4aissioner
i 1'ffa1s-1s-l5 i6,lT-t:
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ADVERTISEMENT,


The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed executor eli the last win and
Testament OF Patrick ] Purcell, late
of the County Of Alexander and
state Of Illinois, deceased, hereby
gives Notice that he will appear be-
fore tie County Court ol A,e&andor
Coaaty, at the Court House in Cairo
at the March term, A. D. 1918. oi
said court. on the first Monday in
March next, at which time all per,
soas having claims against said es-
tate are notified and requested TO at
tend for the purpose ef having the
same adjusted All persons Indebted
to said estate arc requested to make
immediatc payment to the under
signed
Dated this. 2sth day Of peeember
A, y. 1912.
MIqHAEb j. i4oEStlsg,
a ExeeNtor.
1881 Sw
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Cottage Wanted.

Couple with no children will lease
or rent modern, desirable, small cot
tage, centrally located. Will take
possession March 1st. State location
and price in first letter. Address
Cottage, care Bulletin. 1-10-tf
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ADVERTISEMENT =

acres. SO casa and 81 monthly
Write or cali today FOR Illustrated
literature and all particulars. Ma
tional iteally Company, Raoms $40
Gilbert Block, Eighth street, cairo,
Ill 1913 II
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Not 10 Be Followed.

Brownie, do you expect to keep
on shaving people when you get to
heaven?" asked customer, as the
towels were fiirted eE. : Deed, /
dunno. boss. I 'spects, ef ] does, III
be ebleeged to drum up rev bunch
Of customers" Judge.
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eID COINS WANTED.

Fl $Ss--We pay CASH premiums on
hundreds &of Old Coins Keep all
mohcy dated before 1895, and. send
ZEN cents at once for our New IL
Illustrated Coin Value Book, 4x7. 1t
may neansYOUR fortune. Clarke &
.eps, Cola Dealers. Dept. So, lie Roy,
N. Y.-Advt.
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Llmlt as : Tlahtwad,

Pendennis-'sWho Is the meanest
man you know. Warinston-"0ld
Closeiist. Whenever there is crowd
1t the railway booking Office. be. al
ways gets On the outside. 80 as to be
the last to part with his money.
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FOR sALI,--Ralse pigs, wea

FOR SALE-Raise pigs, wear
diamonds / have 987 bushels Of
acerns on my farm, Benton county,
Ark and not hig: help me raise
hogs or buy buy my farm. John,
1882 Olive street, ST. Louis, Nc,
oHor f-1S-Tt
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u FOR SALE-Team of mules, five
years old, work double or single,
perfectly sound: heavy double set
harness; Underwood typewriter IN
good condition: safe; electric fan;
roll top desk and general office out
ft. Inquire 1910 Commercial ave-
nue.. i-17 ii
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Ordinance Nc. ESQ.
Notice is leyeby gieeu that the
city couaell of the .City df Cairp,
Illinois, has by Ordinance No $50.
approved August Both, a, d: 1872,
ordered the Improvement Of .Twelfth
street, from the west line of Ohio
street, to the east line Of - Poplar
street, in the City of C.fo. Cann-
Is of Alexander and. state of Ili-
nois, except the intersection Of
Commercial avenue with said
Twelfth street, which has already
been improved by the construction
upon the said Twelfth street. from
th4 west line sofi saideohlo.4treet I'd
the east lue ef rnsIAr street, in
said CITY Of C8icMeek a sitriiied
brick pavement. @ith e. combination
ceaaete nleaens gatter Epnsdeth
sides "a saidhbzses BaYerent, at. t.ie
oatsidafedeas Of saidsbsicki paveucFit;
aud wi8h natuyhl iinesteae maazlnal
,ufbssat on i'ssai'i s'aes af tiir said
Twelfth sttaet, u allunpavea tseet
interzett.ons al the outside adses. q
said hiiek pavement and hetwea,1 tha
i +ise .aslsssl. q stae sg1t tor aase Of
aaia curb and gutter as extended
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-18
NOTICE TO Stockholders

The a'irna meeting os tac stock
haIleis % the New York store Mor.
.cantilo sd, Caire, lll.s viii be held
lat said company's off'ee, No. 1905
Commercial avenue, in tho city of
Cairo, liiipeis, 90 Monday, Jan. 30,
1913. at s p, m, for the purpose IF
.elcctiag . board Of directors and
ttaiisaeting such other business as
may properly be brought before said
meeting,
r. J cREANEY,
Secretary.
Cairo, ILL., Dec % 1912. I'd
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AssIGHEE'S NOTICE
In the Matter Of Assignment of the
Marx.Gaunt Company for the
Benefit of Creditors.

Fublie notice is Hereby given that
the undersigned. mas been appointed
Assignee In trust for the benefit Of
frecitors Of the MarS-Gaunt-c'orl-
paay, corporation, nf Cairo. Hi
lols, and 81 persons holding any
claim or claims against said Marx-
Gaunt Company, are hereby notified
to pfesent the same 10 the under
signed under oath or affirmation
witdn three from. this date,
whether said eiains are due or NOT.
All persons. Indebted to the said
Aarx-Gaunt Company are requested
70 make prompt payment Of the same
fo the undersigned
Dated CaIre, Illinois, Decemb mber
18th, 4. n,.d912,
FIRST BANK & TRUST 60.
Cairo, Illinois.
hsslnnee OF the Marx -Gaunt Go.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Dwellings For Rent.

FOR RI5NT--Dweiling 6S1 Twen-
ty-seventh street. Apply TO John
Tlernan 1911 tt
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FOR RENT Residence 30. 4c5
Twenty-hfth street, 3 roms with
bath, laundry, basement aud large
yard Perfect repair. G2od neigh
horhood and low relt. Apply Can
dee Insurance Agency, GIT Ohio
street. Both phones No. 145.
1891
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WaNTEL-ro hear from solns
resident In Cairo or vicinity. who
does not carry fire insurance. Can
dec Insurance Agency SIT Obio 81.

WANTED To buy cottage or
two story house with six rooms he
tween 2Sth and sth streets. Apply
to r. II. Spann pell phone No 402.
Eomo phone No. IS. 10 If
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Koenig's Labor Agency. No. ia7
Commercial Ase., Cairo. Bell Phone
Main 47a, Supplies Male Help Of all
Kinds on Short Notiaa. Offices IN all
Important Cities.
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IFGR .SALE--Flve acres land lq7
Gated In center of town OF Admission,
Mo. Apply S., Bulfctin, 12s-tt
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Estate Of Patrick J. Purcell. de-
ceased.
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Miscellaneous Wanted.

s. 4wANTED-To hoard several good
people. |, also have sumo 5ice cosy
TneIhs, both downstairs and up. Ny
house has been completely over
hauled and the furnace put in per-
feet condition. If ypi are eontem-
plating a change let ma show Feu
my 'tonns and also scsae splendid
home cooking. Mis. q. Schwartz,
.524 Sixth street. Home phoue 7a7-K.
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Lost and Found.

LOST-~-Silver purse containing
money, rosary aud key FlHdoa re
turn to Elk Cleaning and Dying 60,
and receive reward.
LOST BUNCH Gf keys. fifteen keys
ana cne larse folding key. Reward
Return to d u, King, Cairo Com
mercial Clnt, S07 Washington Ave.
1-15-7t
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SAFES OPENED. combinations
changed. Guns and revolyers re-
paired. ~ kinda u keis made
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E ron SALE Three Star Boston
tterads SILVER. 1913 Commercial ave-
nhc. 1-16 at
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ADVERTISEMENT, :.

lone phone 2l2-iG H. Il Inee.
Az Commercial
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Cairo, Ill., Dec % l9l2.
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Socialists in Colleges

Continued from sixth page.
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Continued from fourth page.

better and more expressive term. we call
the spirit Of the open. and the manner
Of the discovery will be something like
this:
over the sand dunes comes the sound OF
the surf. an intermittent puIsing roar
that grows louder as YOU push on through
the wiry bunch grass. You cross a strip
Of loose sand that slips curiously under
foot turn corner about the stubs Of 4
ruined pier. and suddenly the open beach
lies before You. In the middle distance d
man stands where the yellow OF the dry
Sand meets the darker line that MARKS
the furthest advance OF the wave foam.
As Won look he half turns his rod swings
hack then forward with "a full arm sweep.
and watching the direction of his cast
vour ewes catch the tiny white splash OF
the halt AS il strikes the water out be-
yopd the breaker line The man fingers
his reel moment. then settles his ROD
ir ifs holt and waits. You go over there.
How are they coming you ask.
pretty slow here Feller mp the beach
landed a good one half an hour or so ago
-thirty-pounder
You walk nifty yards along the sand.
deposit your satchel on an old timber
above high water mark and rig up. The
sunlight glares, but its heat is tempered
b,- steady breeze that sweeps from the
sea.
you nut strip cut from the back Of
, r,et,bsden on the hook. tying II 90
prevent its being washed of In the swirl
ing of the breakers, make long cast
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NUDE. HE'LL WRESTLE WITH NATURE

I tons Of the various commands have been
so accurately marked that one can find
with little difficulty the location Of any
regiment in the course of the three days
Of fighting Practically all Of this work
has been done since 1898, when the Gettys-
burg National Battlefield Commission was
named by act of Congress. Plans were
adopted by which the positions OF every
command engaged I'm the battle were 10
, be shown by markers, including division,
brigade. regimental and. in some cases,
company formations. The battlefield IN
1895 was established as one Of the national
parks. and the government now owns a
large proportion Of the land actually Oc-
cupied by the troops of the two armies.
Every effort has been made 10 restore
the field TO as near its condition in 1898 as
possible The park contains 1880 acres.
or q square miles. Thirty-two and one
hall miles of telford roads have been
constructed in order 10 make all points Of
interest more accessible The roads IN
existence when the battle took place have
also been improved. There are to-day SIS
monuments, besides $50 markers of per-
manent material In addition. there are
35S mounted cannon. many of which are
behind intrenchments constructed in the
course of the battle for the protection of
the gunners New York State alone
placed upward Of 100 monuments. Some
OF these are very elaborate, the members
OF the commands 10 be commemorated
having contributed funds in addition 10
the $3.50 allowed by the state for each
memorial The New York State monu-
ment is one OF the most beautiful on the
field. II stands near the national monu-
ment in the centre Of the national ceme-
terry on Cemetery Ridge The latter is
unusual i'm its character. being semi-cir-
cular in shape The burial places of the
bodies of the known dead are marked By
means Of rows of stones touching each
other. Separate stones indicate the graves
Of the unknown dead. who number 97s.
All told. the bodies of 3,555 soldiers lie in
the cemetery.
There are four equestrian statues on
the field. That of General Meade stands
on the crest OF Cemetery Ridge directly
back Of the Bloody Angle. General Reyn-
oldss statue faces the first Confederate
advance, near the Mcpherson farm. about
three blocks from the place where he fell.
on East Cemetery Hin is the statue OF
General Hancock, one OF the raised hoofs
of the horse indicating that he was
wounded. Two feet of the horse Of Cen
eral Reynolds are in the air, indicating
that ne was killed. on Stevens Knoll is
that Of General Slocum statue of Cen
eral Sedgwick is being erected by the
State of Connecticut on Sedgwick avenue.
just north of Little Round Top. 4 sixth
equestrian statue of General Lee will be
erected on Confederate avenue. near the
Spangler Woods in the course of the next
two years by Virginia. It's location is
directly across the vale from that OF GEN
eral Meade.
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SURF FISHING IS THE SPORT OF SPORTS

fairly into the eye Of the wind and wait.
Minutes pass. the bait has worked IN
toward shore. necessitating another cast
You cut one Of the menhaden into little
chunks. throwing them into the water to
make "chum" and attract the fish. The
breakers loom in orderly procession. rise
10 knife edge which trembles curiously
for an instant. then curls into a white
fringe and crashes down and toward
YOU. on the horizon d dark smudge
marks the slow progress Of steamer.
probably coastwisc boat on her way 70
the West Indies and Panama.
You look about. Your neighbor on the
left. portlv and crizzled. has grown weary
Of starding and sits on an upended box.
holding his rod alertly. but watching a
little group Of young casters who are In
volvcd i'm some discussion of bats or
tackle further along the beach A cloud
passes across the sun. and land and sea
grow strangely sombre in contrast To- tho
brilliant light that a moment before had
made. their every detail dazzlingly sharp.
You glance TO the right toward the man
who told YOU about the thirty-pOunder.
Something i'm his pose arrests attention.
His extended left hand grasps the rod
above the butt the other holds the reel;
the whole attitude is one OF intense eX-
pecfancy and controlled excitement. Into
your mind flashes the thought that out
there in the turmoil OF the waves big
fellow has taken the bait and is mouthing
n and that the fisherman is awaiting
the proper moment 20 drive his hook
home Almost instantly the thought is
confirmed: the mans body straiehtens
with snap. he leans backward, and the
big rod curves under the strain OF tltty
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Reunion Of Blue and Gray
Continued from second page.

character. with fireworks In the evening.
II was hoped that President Wilson ana
Chief Justice White would be present, but
both nave indicated their inability to do
SO on this day II Is expected that the
official party from New York state will
visit the battlefield of Antletam. going
by automobile
There will be less formal features. sucn
as a repetition from Little Round Top by
a United States signal corps OF all the
messages which were sent by the Union
commanders in the course Of the three
DAYS Of the battle. The carefully kept
records OF the wartime signals will make
this possible on the night of July it Is
expected that the northwestern slope OF
Little Round Top Will be Illuminated by a
monster display of fireworks terminating
with a huge American flag and eagle in
fire surmounted by the blazing inscription,
God Bless our Nationl"
II is asserted that no battlefield in the
world is so easy for the layman 10 under
stand as that OF Gettysburg. The posi-