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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
Qhndlinitia nn gleaer.

QlltoM Sa. 8. 0ftober. n SO.
icpb g9intlcr eroroiielte bcutc eiuen
91eeer. ser in sic @infler'ihe @ob.
nrng eingebrohcn mar imo 8rou
gSinflcr uno ocren So6u nit einem
9oiirmeiier Dcrlett botte. Scr iingc
gSiufIcr lpohtc IN ser gIodt nuf uno
io6 oeu 9leeer iiber icin 9ett gelebni.
IS beoonn ein &onpf 5lpiihcn oen
@eioen; bolo fam ole gon5e 6anilie
Dem 9lngegriffencn 5u SiiIfe Sr.
@tnfler, ien., foBte Den @inbreder
am sails im0 miirete ibn, bis cr Die
9eiinming berlor. 0ann bolte Ser
Sobn einen Strid Berbci on Dem Der
9lcger ollfgebdngt wuroe. 9lls Die
@oIi5ei in Scr g9infler'ihen @ob.
mmg eintrot mar Der gleecr bereits
toOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
@eiltIidler DerlumuOct.

ct. 2ouis, s. Sfto6cr. goter
o1icillo GoiL Gin @iilfs.@ @ciithder
Der fot6olii6en n0ur 9oop Nclp"
Nir6c, muroc beiltc in scr @obntng
ron 91ot1oIie on @loiure permunoct.
Gr crbielt cine SHnBmunoe III oie
linfc Sano rno IN Die Shultcr Der
SciitliAe, Ger iib auf Dem g8ege 5ur
Nleiic befon0, mollte noh glusiagen
iciucs geiitlihen @oreeiesten ocr
6rou eine Steame 0eridoffen. 9lIS
@otcr Goiil ourh cine idmole Sci.
ienaaiic oine ioa i6n ou9cblid Gin
@3oin init cinent 9ieDolper bc0robt
roben Gorouf mill Der @ciitli6e
sic @obuuug ser 6rau betreten uno
ii6 in Oeren 3inmer eeflHhtet ba.
ben, ols Der @erfolser ibn erreiAte
uno oie Sdiiiie obgob. 6rou on @to.
'ure lit berbaftet morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
strnsennefcdlt in G6icnnn.

G6icnqo, Sa, s. Oftobcr. II
0Sclcaentlid Scr Gerbofhme 9orneD
9crtides, cines bier 5ieuIib befoun-
len @olitiferS. melher peeen iciner
9e8ie6uugen 81 Dem ng9obrioeer.
9ling" nit oenl @eieb in Gouflift &C.
rotben mar. fam cS geitern g1odmit.
tag on Der @dc BON Glorf. uno 9ion.
ooIp6. StroBe 5piiden 9ertide, oei.
fen 6reunoen uno ben 9etettibs 6lt
eincr regelredten 6iiiilooe, bel mel.
der 9ertibe, oeiien 6reino Eco
Smens, 91atbon Spiro, fiir8lih noe.
gen 8ranoitiftitns perurtbeilt, uno
oie bciOen Qeteftibs @n. Geon uno
Somes 0}onagbon mebr oocr minoer
ldper berleet wuroen. gcrtihe cr.
1ielt II. ". einen ShuB ourb Die
9unee. Sm @an8en wlroeu an 90
Sbiiiic obgcfeuert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
Giner ggn1niinniaen 3Ant.

SteubcnbiGle, s., s. Off,
Sn 0em no5c BON bier eelcgencn Ortc
S8ierton @. 3D. Derficl gcitern6rot
30. Shiaing in ibrem Sein plobli6
in Sobiudt ermoroetc ibre d1tSobre
olte Sodter N1orp, 0eriuhte oom
einen @oIi5iiten 81 eridieBen Der
bcrbei elite, mahte, ais Der ShuB
fc6Igiue, cinen @criuA, iih ielbit 81
eridieBen wuroe o6er entuaifnct
mo na6 oem @efdneniB a6eeiii5rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
fSreimnnrer.N Ben mtenluahI.

g9oibinqton 8. Oftober. II
Sn Der bier itottfinoenoen SibunG
oes Suprem. Gon5iIS Der u9(ncient
ono 9(ccepteo Scottii6 gfite @1oions~
muroe eeitern @. 3. Moore bon
@lonteomerp, g[lov gum Sooereign
Grano Commander erwdblt, ais
gSobiolger bon s. 9. 9fiharoiou.
Inter ben ouoere nneuerpdbIten 9e-
nmten befinoet iib Gbos. 6. Stolen
baum bon 2ittle 9lod, 9(rf., ais 9iei-
teont @rono Commander.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
Ncr stnrdl bei E6nrdliIls.

2onoon 8. Ofto6er. Die
Bottin Oes eriten 2oros Der britiideu
glomiroIitGt gSiuiton Spencer G6ur.
din, 1T eeitern bon elmer Sodter ent.
brnoen woroen. 6rml G6urhia lit
cine Godter oes peritorbenen Cir
SenrD 0lontooue So8ier. Gle e6e.
lihte Srn. Gbur6ia I'M Sabre 1908
ino beihenfte i6n nit 8pei E0dtcrn
rn0 eincm Sobn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
OHillcr in gInfrconno

W2inueopoIiS, Wfiuny s. Sf.
tobcr. 0ieiiec @1iiaer brohten &c.
fern in Grfo6rnne, Dab einise in oen
lebteu 5ebn Sogen in 2onOon effef'
tlirte a6ufe muerifoniiden unO ca.
nooiiden 0ebls, oniheineno fir
ousmGrtige &egieringen bon einenl
unbermtportlihen @1onne eemoht
morOcn lin0. @inigc bon oen bieli.
cen 6irmen botten N2cbl oil i6rc Con.
ooner glgcutcn welNcS on ienen
Dam ge6en io1te, pertuuft. 0ic
Sohe ion on 0ienitog ouf Dem 2on-
ooner 0lorfte betrddtIiAe 9(ufrceung
1crDorqerufen boben ln0 einige BON
ccn adnien mur0en iofort Qnppllirt.
9lah eiuem geitern oem 8ldtte
,giortbmeitcrn NdQer~ 5u9egange.
ncn Gobelgromm aus 2ouoon belle.
fen iib oie nidt oltoriiirten Gdlde
otf 100000 SGdc. gIoh ocrnicl,
ben EeIegromm bat Der betreifenoc
W1onn bor 6pci So6ren 9onterott ge.
modt mar nber mif OemNiorft mobl.
tcfonnt mo er5dbItc cine ploldible
@eidihte, ourh melde Stnporteure
az Dem @lauben peronlnBt puroen,
oie aGuic ieien fir Die bel9iihe inO
fran86iiide 9iegierin9 ciicftlirt nor
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
G6icaao iammcIt fir 9lOf6cs arcn5

@.bicoo 0, s. Oftober = Wiebr
els fiinf5ig Der beoeiiienoten @e.
i60itSleute bc9ornen bcttte oie Gom.
po9ne, Inn fin oeu eiiropdiiHen 5ono
scr oncrifonithen n9iotbe &reu8".
c5eieaihoft 100000 81 iommeIn.
Gie @litelieoer 0es Gomite's inter
oencn biele Miaion1re iid befinoen
fubreu perioulim in Der Staot I'M.
Der. I'M sic 9etrdge ein5idautneln
Sic bofien in 0rei Mohen Die notbi-
gc Summc colleftiren 81 fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
ngIla6omo @rcut Southern gu6n.A

8irminobom 9llo, s. DIT.
4Srdiioent 6oirior &orriion bon
ser nSoutbern @o6n~ lno oeren
9meigbobnen lit bier eeiteri bon oer
9ittiondr GeriommIng Der ngllobo.
ma 0jreot Soutbern Sobn4 ais oe.
rem 3rdiioent ermGblt moroen Die
cnoercn 9eomten mo 0irettoren
muroeu pieoer erpdblt. iai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

ousocrau6t 9mc Crtihoiteu aus
oencn Die 9luiien 5uriidam9eu iinO
Sdutt6ollicn. @ini0e 9lrtineriitcn
mel6e F6 in pergiiteten 9runnen
miihen. meiien idredlihe Soutluun.
oen am @eiidt. am Sals mo an Den
Hdnoeu aiti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

Gbtcooo 8. 0ftober. IL Or.
9iuoolp6 Qu6s aus Sorrisbure @ov
mlroe bertc fir oen oritten 9iiAofs.
iit Der Gereinieten coongeIiihen Stir.
1c eeludblt. 0ieieS glmt piiroe tiir5.
lid aeidofien. 9iibof II. z. Sten.
Gel uuo gii6of gS. $. 8oulf muroen
mieOer gcpd6lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

uuo 9o0un9en i'm 9etragc bon $l..
324,54t iibcrnommen bat mo Dab
i6m nod geriiderlngsautrdae i'm
9etrage bon $5,1976O0 Dorlicgen
9lm 0ieuitag erreidten Die glntrdge
cine nod nidt oaeeweieue S0be, in
Dem iolde I'M 9etrage BON $f,O34,.
600 eingngeu bon oenen ii6 0rei
@iertel alif gSaarenlnoun9en be5o.
gen. @rfinoigm9en welhe ans Ser
@eidditspeIt in GROCER 9ln5abl ein-
acben laiieu ooroui i6IeBen, ooB Die
neue ginridhmg eiuem oringeuoen
SeoiIrfniB eutipridt
Sonto DOMINGO geld IL
Oigt.
9tad bier eingelouieHen 9eri1ten
miro Sonto Gomingo bon ocn @ir.
flngen Oes arieges in europa iebr
empfinolib bctrofien neil foit Die
gon5e &obafernote uno Der groBte
Sbeil 0es aafao ser 9lcpublif nod)
Geutihlono ouSgefii6rt wurOe unO
ser gauge oeutibe @}arft oofiir iett
Oeri6loiien lit. @inigen @riob fir
Oieen @erlitit bat ieOob Santo 60
mingo oaourd, OoB es beiiere 8reiie
fiir ieiuen 3uder erbdlt, Der foit gou5
nadl Oen Der. Stoaten ausgefiibrt
miro.
ErGii0ent SoDes' Sobn bel
@raiioent @ilion.
S6erit g9ebb 6. Sopes, ser Sobn
Oes 0crItor6encn @rdiioeuten SaDes,
ipram aeitern BEL 4r6iioent g9ilion
inn @eiBen Sauie Dor, Inn i6m cil
bonn 20. 9lu9uit Oatirtes Sdrei6en
oes IteaDcrtretenoeu 9iirgermeiIters
9llfreO 9}erier bon Soluen 81 ii6er.
rei1en. in melden 9etterer erfldrt,
er woQe oie StaOt Ourd 9ernidtung
0urH Oie Geutihen retten 20pen
ging cine @od)e noh Dem S1rei6eu
oeS griefes in 6lommcn auf. S6erit
Sopes eritattete Dem Eraiioenten
ii6er ieine Grfo6rineen in ser euro.
pdiiden ariegs5one einen fur5en @e-
ri6t.
Siilfe fir 9nummoIl-
&flon5er
Sn elmer 9onferen3 5ipiidben Dem
9r0iioenten ggilion rno oen W1itglie-
bern Ser GongreB Delegation bon
Ioro Carolina mO oen geamten
ser Sarmers Union 0ieies States
wurOe aeitern ii6er sic @ldne 5ur
9eiicrltug Ser 9oumpoQ Situatiou
i'm SHoen berat6idlogt. Ger @r1ii-
oent periprod ieinen 9eiitano 0ur6
Girdiebuug ser Senatsbia nod in
Der louienoen Seiiion. nod pelder
2ogerbGuier cine 9unoes.2icen5 To-
len fonnen, auf nelhe oos Heprdien-
tonten6ouS ober nidt eingeben pou-
te. Ger @rdiioent erflGrte iid ou1
nit Dem ct. 2oiliier Ylaue einber-
itauocn, monod 6inon5leiite $780,
100000 aufbringen wollen Inn Sa-
gerbausi1eine iiber 9ouupole 5u
6cIe6cn SefrctGr Nc9l0oo im0 Oic
9uoesreieroe Gommiiiion ba6en
oieien @lon lDon gutgebciBen
&tcfcrunq iir W3nrine.
Die 9et6lebem, ga, Steel SO.
bat aeiteru 0os nieorigite glugcbot
fir Sieiering BON 22,f22 Tonnen
Seitcu @on5erplotteu fiir Orei neue
S6lodtidiiie eingereid]t CaHel6e
loiitete ouf $i35 pro 9onne. Gas
uieOrigIte 9Inaebot fir 9ieiering bon
Shlahttburm Yon5erplotten, oui
$lS6 pro Come lalitepO, Bat oie1lio-
ooIe Steel 50. bon philadelphia ein-
oereidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

2on0oh s. Gtfober. Oberit.
9ieutenont Cir giaiom SenrD g.
Goriuston ser felt Dem Sabre 1910
Ole 9}ripaiidotuae oes 9onigS Der.
moItctc. II to0t aIIiacfnn0en woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
Sie oentidDe So5iaIOcmOtratic segcn
Den @errotB Der 9uternatioHale.

Sie 6entidDe So5ialocmOfratie gegen
6en @errat9 Der SuternatiunaIe,
Gs muB Der oeuiiten So5ioloemo.
fratie aIS bo6cs 9eroieuit ausered
net peroeu. oaB iie iiber Die Grill.
lung ibrer ielbitperitduoliden pater.
lanoiidleu @nidt binous 6ouoelt mo
noh ar0iteu benlii6t IT. Die Snters
rationale, Die iih ooaig in oenGienit
Der 2iiaenGniente aeiteat bal, 5ll
eutlarpen. mo 3u 3eigen Dob oeren
sya6rer IN Stalien ebeuio mic in
Sraufreid, ia and Sollano nidt elm.
mol i'm io3ioliiiiiheu Slime getrcu
ibre @ilidt eriiinten iouoern ais
G6aupiniiien fiir oen 3aren uno Die
g1eioer oes @eitens Sanolangeroien.
ite tbateu. 1ie 0aierlanosliebe, ole
0euiide e6rlihteit Bat bier eiuen
glon3euoeu Sieg iiber IiebaeUonneue
Qoriiellnugeu BON Der Sniernatio,
nlle olOongelflBeii NStdlleHlluG
iron3oiiibe uno anoere So3ialiiien.
iiibrer boben oaiiir geiorgt ooB pie
Grennuna oon Ser iremocn &elt I'M.
fern glrbciiern leitt geluor0eu IT.
Iie 0eutideu So3ialoemofrateu ga.
ben erfonnt, 0aB iie niht nur bel Der
@obl 3miiten 3pei @ildteu gegcu
@aierlono mo Menid6cit, ser nd.
bereu gereht uu0 geireu nohfonl.
men ionoern nit Der eriien nod pie
8ueiie erfii0ten pd6reno Sic onocrn
IN ibrer inncren @erIoaen6eit nidlt
einmnl meoer Selbiipriiiunaen Dor,
nabneu nod iberbaupt mordliihe
&cuimunaen ST iiberiuinoen n6tbia
baiten ToS Gofiunent oes iojial.
oemofaiiiben @enerolitabS. tuie mir
es inn ieiner fnoppeu 5piuaeuoen
@prahe wiuen nennen polleib 6ot
folgeuoen @orilout
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
grrnort.
Sic 9(uspabI Der 81.
rcttOreM.
Sir ale Smm6ess& eIerbes
Santcm.

Curd erncnuung DER 0tesierings.
Qircftoren ser aloiic IS" Ger
@onf in GIcpeIouO. n @Iau8enOe
@rute. .9(usiidten. @1ois. unO
Goboditano bcocuteuO aebe6crt
Arrangements iiber Support
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

men lonoern nit Der eriien nod oie
3ueiie erfiilten pd6reno Sic onocrn
IN ibrer inneren QerIoaen6eit nidt
einm0l meoer Sclbitpriinrnaen Dor.
nabneu nod iiberbaupt mordliide
&cuimunaen 81 iiberpinoen n6tbia
baiten Cos Gofiment 0es io3ial.
oemofaiiiheu @enerdlitabS, uie uir
es inn ieiner fnoppen 5miugeuoen
Sprabe milen nennen iuollelb bat
folgeuoen @orilaut:
Nufrufl
InS grefniiuconiic oeS iternatio.
ualcn Io3ialiiiiiden Bureaus bot ae.
nciuian init oen @Dritano Der 70.
3oloemofroiiihen &oriei 6ront.
reihs eineu glairuf an oos oeutibc
@oIf crlailen obne @crbinoimg nit
Der io5ialocmotratiihen gortei
geitihlanos and mir 8u iiden.
Gas Gretiliib.9omite 1ot oanit ieine
@eiuguiHe sic ibm bon Der Snier.
lationole iiberirooen moroen iino,
iiberidriite0 mos inn 10 beiremolis
her it, ais Sic idunltlidlen Wliiglic.
oer oes @yefutip.Gomiies mr eiuem
oer bei Der gegetwdrtioen aatoltro'
pic betbeilioten SiaoieH ange6oren
mo oeSbolb noi6menoia 6efnn9en
nn0 einieiti9 in llrt6eil iein miiiicn.
sIls oer uuicr5cihuete @drteipor.
itauo bon Dem 9liiiruf ourd Ole aus.
IanoiiAe Rreiie aenHtnis er6ielt Bat
e. ioiort GiuipruH er5oben
2er 9luirub oeIen @orilalt uHs
crit iebt 6efannt aeporoen IL. iieat
ste @oradnae Die gum ariea aeiiibrt
baben I'M Slime Ser froB6iiibeu
9leeierune oor nn0 ee6t itiaidluei,
aeno iiber aaes 6inmeg, mas ge9en
Die aluiiaiiunaen Der berbiinoeien 9le.
eierungcn Gnalanos. 6raufreid]S,
@elgiens imo 9lublan0s ipridt @ir
ie9en 0a0on al, iebt aeaen 0ieie glui.
foiiunaen 81 poleniiiereit neil inns
SER 3eitpinfi hieriiir niht aegeben
cridciui Sir cine irudtbrineenoe
sInseirolioeriebing iiber oie 3oItung
ser ein3elnen 1Rdhtc IN oen Gagen
Dor oen 9riegSnisbrid liegt 3uoem
elm 9enekmateridl bis6cr niraenos
liidcnlos Dor. sic Giuieitgfeii aes
2uiutis 9ebt ibon onrans 6er0or,
oaB III i6n Sic @eoro6ima oeS oeilt-
lden @olfeS onrd Sen rliiliihen sc.
ipotislnus uiht einmal erpd6ut
iuiro. mas beiBt oieieuige 16atiohe,
bic oaS oeuiihe @olf Ia iciner sc.
iammi6eit ON tieiiten erreat bat uno
iiir oic 9enrt6eilina Ger politiidlen
SihiatioH bon meieuilihiier 9eoen.
iuua iii Ger gluirai laBi olio ieoe
C6iefiibiidt Derniiicu
Q9eiier eninebnieH mir Sen glum.
mem 377l un0 3772 Scr Barrier @il.
maniie Dom IA. uo i5 gfuguit
1914 Bic crit iest 5u unierer aennt.
mis- gelmat oaB oaS interuotionale
io3ialiliiide 9ureou nit llnicriiib
ing Der io5ialiitiidcn @artci 8rauf
reidls bic io3ioliitiiden Farteieu
oer neirirdIen2dnoer ii6er oie o@rcit
eliboten oer Ieuiihen0 iniornieren
Mill imi onourh anf Die oiicntlihe
@leiuuna oieier Sdnoer einpuuirleu
gair crbeben aud geaen oieies
@orae6eu oes international.
len io3ialiitiihen Bureaus 5iieutlih
9roicit Iie io3ialiitiihe Fartei
Tcutidlanos Bat iiets oae @reacl
i6aien 100 lie aud inmier borfomet
bcurt6eilt. so oeniihe Solooten IN
Seiuoe5lano an oieien ooer ieuenl
Grtc Del i6reni Gorgeben Die CSrcg5ea
9lotbiue6r ilberidritien
6aben oariiber liegt inns 3ur 3eit
teiu aenaies 0laierial Oor glud
ino mus ppn internatioHolen 9u.
reoii bierii6er feine Nliii6eiIunaen
28ir fii6len nus aber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09

Ofii5ieren pelhe oie 9imoestriip-
pen i'm 9erabauoiitrift bon COLORADO
beicbliaen, lit bic Sgeiiung 5ugegon-
een. @interquortiere fiir sic &opol-
leriepicroe 81 beidoiien. ariegsietre-
tar @orriion Iagtc iuoeiieu geitern
menn ouh 0as Serannaben BON fall
tenn @etter oieien Shritt not6ig ma
de, iei nod feline Gntiheiomg bar.
ii6er eriolgt. mie lonae oie Irippen
in Colorado odrbleiben piirocn.
Gas @riegSrififo.9 9ureait.
Gas neue arieasriiifo 9ureait
madte gciteru befmpnt oaB es ihon
@eriiberungen pom &an0elSi6iiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-09
sc uiiengei itnOeL.

,Sli 0cn SSiener 3cItunAell oerof'
ientlidt Elm oermunoeter Cfii3ier Gr.
3d6hnoeu perluunocter Solooten,
Sic bci Gomoi6ow nuo Sublin ge.
fampft 6o6cn. Sic Soloaten er5d6.
len oni gqolorono bon Gonaitow
idlmenftcu sic Huiien in oen auge.
ariiiencn 1eloidlon5en ueiBe 6obnen
uno Iegteu sic @cue6re nieoer. Ger
9icgimeutS Gommoioeur lieB OaS
Seuer einiteuen uno mo0te 0ie @e.
fougenno6me einleiten Sein ru5ig
onnaridirenoeS 9leeiuent uuroc oo.
raif bonn 5euer ii6erihiittet Eie
uiiiiden @loidinenaewe6rc woren
anf 9dumen poiiirt Selbit Elm Ca.
nitdtscorps muroe ourcb ShrapneaS
Dernihtct, 9ler3te m0 Gcuwun0eie
oet0otet, Gic @ermmnoeteu lpurocn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-24
REPRESENTATIVE SANFORD KIRKPATRICK (a'e.r> UNION
VETERAN, AND CAPT. JOHN HIckEY(lIr1) eoNFEDERk1f
VEIERANCsBAKlNe HANDS IN NNAsHIN eTor-

Iowa has grown particularly strong in
the last year or SO.
Mr. Kirkpatrick, who served four and
half years in the Union army as an en-
listed man and lieutenant, is almost
blind by reason of numerous wounds
Nevertheless his other faculties are eX-
tremely keen, notably his memory. This
memory is largely the result of cultiva-
ton, for Mr.. Kirkpatrick spent many
years in the internal revenue serve run
ming down moonshiners after the war and
achieved great reputation as brilliant
detective.
Last year Mr. Kirkpatrick was pressing
through the House a bill appropriatinS
$4,000 to take the Union and Confeder-
ate veterans Of the District of Columbia
to the memorial celebration at Gettys-
burg. one day. while the bill was pend
ing, Capt. John Hickey, a Confederate
veteran. called to see the man. who. he
had heard. was responsible for the bill he
wanted to see passed.
He began stating his errand when Mr.
Kirkpatrick suddenly interrupted him.
Hold on q minute" said the repre-
sentative: your voice seems familiar to
me. Were you at Corinth?"
Yes; that is where ] lost my arm and
leg
do you recall the second days fight
ing-October 3. 1892"
"Of course l do; that is the day I was
wounded"
DO You recall a Yank who found you
on the field bleeding in the thickest OF
the fight
Capt Hickey began to grow exctsS; his
eyes sparkied. he looked closely into the
withered. SCARED face before him.
Are you that Yank? Are you the boy
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went to the y

went to the New Jersey legislature. where
he worked many reforms Arriving in
Congress, and finding it unnecessary to
reform that body-or impossible perhaps
he improved its processes, inventing a
voting machine that saves time in whole
sale fashion.
Literary? Yes. indeed Moren that,
with the native modesty of genius. he
shuns publicity; hardly was he induced
to publish the following little gem.
Observe, he is Il poet of the people
selling upon the small boy. unkempt. I'M
inspiring. out-at-elbows and elsewhere.
to illuminate and glorify him with the
divine fire of his genius. And 1t takes
genius to find any poetry in a small boy.
have sung. eXalting the bud bursting
forth from the earth in the gladstone
sprfngtime then, forsooth. why not the
small boy peeping forth from his pants?
LAY. marry. why not"' exclaims Mr.
Walsh-so here's the pome:
Two ladies' met n barefoot boy whose legs
briar scratched:
They laughed and 'joshed' the kid about the way
his pants We're patched.
You patch your pants with brown. You do Why
don't you patch with black or bue?"
The small hoy grinned and touched the spot;
bis face III up with glee
As he cried. You folks amt got eyes, That
ain; patch-that's ME-"
The plot of this pome. Mr.. Walsh AYERS
is founded on facts-bare facts
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Florida who edits newspapers iof tne
sheer joy there is in it.
This bad man from back IN the
swamp burst believing. the other day
into the quiet hamlet of-well. call 1t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES heavy cargo OF bad
whisky. AnchorinS himself to the hitch
ing post in front of the hotel. he liked
his eve upon a long, ganSling person
coiled I'D in a chair tip-tilted against the
wall. Then. with a preliminary war
whoop he procveeded 10 descant upon
his ferocious nature-plalhly 10 impress
the gang!ing one.
i en- lick any man in Peaceville" he
growled.
The long one paid no heed
81 en- lick any man in the state!
rasped the bad man.
The other moved not
Il en- lick any man in the United
States!' roared the swamp terror.
Still the ganglinS person remained in
different to the statement.
~ en- lick any man in the whole
darned yearth,' beloved the menace.
The elongated individual, who hap
pened to be the constable, slowly uncoiled
himself and rose, like pulling out tele-
scope. He shambled over to the worlds
challenger.
yare takn' in too much territory"
'"Then, after mauling the boastful ter
ror into the semblance of beefsteak, he
dragged the remnants over to the Gala
boose, and, fiinging them in to cool off,
he leisurely slouched back to his seat,
coiled himself up in hard knot and re-
sumed his meditations."
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walks Sedatey down the coiiinoi' "
seems to have stepped bodily from Inc
pages of some political novel
And Mr.. Wingo knows it; also ne Is
proud of it. Hence. when he told the
following little story on himself II was
only upon the solemn oath of his auditor
that not a word of it should appear IN
print.
1t seems that Mr. Wingo. having IN
tow visiting constituent whom ne
wished to impress with his political mag
nitude, was standing waiting at the door
of an elevator in the House office build
ing Mr.. Wingo rang the bell; but to his
disgust the descending elevator swept
airily by without even hesitating- This
hurt.
why didn't you stop for me on your
way down just now?" queried Mr. Wingo
sourly as they were descending on the
next trip. =
Couldn't stop for you" replied the ele-
yator boy with lofty finality. Had
congressman on board"
And this" calculated Mr.. Wingo. "a
he told the story, before that constitu-
ent!'
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the L. s. S. Don and the u s. s Con-
stitution-Old Ironsides-on the Po-
tomac. James and Rappahannock riv-
ers much of the work being in landing
parties, and on coast service of the Viz
ginia and North Carolina coasts Mr.
Goulden was member of the commits
sion which erected the Soldiers and
Sailors monument on Riverside drive,
in New York city.
Gen. Albert Estopinal of New Orleans
is distinguished figure in the Con-
federate Old Guard In the House Tall
erect. with military mustache, he looks
the soldier. He left school at seven
teen. in January, 1862. to enlist in a
Louisiana regiment. and he served with
distinction as a commissioned officer
winning his commission from the ranks
until his command finally surrendered
TO Gen. Candy ut Meridian. Miss, in
May 1865.
Representative Joshua Frederick c.
Talbot was a dashing cavalryman dur
ing the war Maryland is one Of tn.
border states that had both Union and
Confederate regiments in the civil war
In the statehouse at Annapolis the
battle flags OF these regiments have
been collected. Union on one side of tn.
lobill anu tbDItlefdie on the Otner.
Mr.. Talbot took the southern sid.
Of the controversy. and enlisted as he
reached maturity in MARYLAND cav
airy regiment that did notable service
in the Shenandoah. in northern Virginia
and in Maryland till the close OF
hostilities.
Representative William A Jones like
Senator Martin. was cadet student a.
ba T,,Ss
for the Confederacy a member OF the
institutes famous battalion of strip,fnss
that made for Itself "A notable record
When the war broke out in 1861 Charles
Manly Stednan, now representative from
the fifth district of North Carolina was
member of the graduating class OF the
University Of North Carolina and had
been scheduled TO deliver the salutatory
address at commencement Though he
had prepared his address he would noi
wait but hurried off to enlist
This brought him into the engagement
at Bethel at the very start of the war
Statistics show that only twelve Con
federates who We're in that engagement
survived finally 10 surrender with Lee AT
Appomattox. Mr.. Stedman was one OF
the twelve During the war Mr.. Stedman
rose from private to be major. He was
three times wounded.
Representative George W. Taylor wa
little more than an infant when the wa,
broke out. Not until he was fifteen, in
November. 1854. would the military au-
thorites accept him for enlistment.
though he tried as early as thirteen
Then he left the academy at Columbia.
S. c.. where he had been studying. and
Joined the South Carolina troops on the
coast.
Even then he had trouble being en-
listed, hut finally he went on the rolls
of the LIST South Carolina Cavalry and
served until AppomattoX a mounted
courier for Gen. Harrison. and was in
many engagements with Sherman
troops
These make up the little band that in
Congress represents the great armies
that struggled for supremacy half
century ago Another decade and al
Will have passed