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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
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9aATA%SSgS x aS&St@ trS--& faA..EE &5nHg MaE&s
Observation-Disclosures tieaer 3eu
&C. Sra Eromsp nleobelcs, at 5il.
OepIiefabriferne bar baDt Ell gliln:
re,loe Iio fra / &plt al. @igbi1
5iIoeoliefabrif bar Iaaieoes frc
1911 ct Dperlfl1b al bel 10000 &r,
poo 100000 &roners Mftiefapifal
men 1ua bar Sen oglaa nuber fill
9rift ofbirfet in0til 1,200 Iptoer
Mfaaltof 9pgnet. 5prrei}e1s Gil
be%olicfubrif fan opbiie ct lignenoe
Mel,tltot. Og1aa Driften efter 9ept=
nor bar bpret lproeles l%gnne11Oc for
5ubrifeme.
st Snnpn,et. Sra Narbif tribes,
at mon forIeoen &belb peo 6-8 81
Del, laa ct ejen6ommeligt 2psfgno=
mc1t oppe beo MigsgrGnlcn. Ser
tor heO Mnleoningen flurt @cir o9
Maanelfin n1e0 90 GRADERS &11loe.
@ber Mooner iooes tpoeligt ct ltort
Ip1c1be 4ors, 1aolebes at Maanen
bIeb Itooenoc 1om Ell Magle niot /
&or1et. SDer 4orlet bar cit Wne,
Tom lutte / ollc 9t%egnbue11s Sorper.
Dc,r banne6e omtrcnt en-. Semteoel
at Ell GirfeI tuubt Moanen, Eejret
bar font 11ep1t flort, borc mes Ell
6mllIe 0iligbeb iom at fugtig Suit
Moroplt ober 6jeIoenc. Sele Den
tiIltebebqrcnoe 8%efolf,ing bar uoc
for at 1e paa Spnomel1et.
s Mnprsti6cr. st Mo11ofob, lom
bor t%ien1tgiort. unber ~gee1ltrolitc5-
pnrl1et pao Sscorshorg, hoboe DC
tilt ct itprre Mntol gfsemplarer al
rDirefte Clifton" % u&ebolt". @cb=
fommen0e Summer ct al lerlig for
iborsDenotligt Snobol0, og Torbc ct
Iiaelien at Set foriparsnebbrDoenoc
Mrbejbe, iom iGrlig 1penife Ting
ioctali1ter bob6e gjort fig lfplbig l.
iD11tes at inbebolbc en- temmelig 81
refte 0pfor0ring til norife 5olooter
ON at fGlge @fsemplct. ga M1=
ifoffeIien of ioo mango Gfsemplarer
Inn fon ty6e poo, at Set fat prret
Moresiatens @enliet at uo6elc Sem,
LOS &ommor6onten poo S%scorsborg
8lo6ene beI1aglpgge, % bette Sc
Hog er it%o0feltet al Solo Sorhers=
ret.
-
8etaler Sc Yrpccnt al i'm 1nb=
trgt / Stat. ~Moreenblobet" bor
benhen6t fig til cit Mpffe at Cant
bets lterlte Sf%attepocre for at hpre,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

GIVES FRIT. Uhre for Gutter
~("stemwind and set"), Is og Rul-
lesk6jter, smukke bekladte Dukker,
L%uftb0sser. Salg II asker Tand-
pulver til zoe Esken, send os
$2.40 og faa Pramien med Retur-
post. Varerne og Pramien ar like
daarlige. VIM. O'LOUGHLIN &
SON, Relay, Md.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

EN- GOD 1STE KLASSES Farm
paa 222" Acres i Linn County maa
salges strax, for at afvikle ct
D0dsbo. Skriv til PHI. HARBACH,
901-5th St., Des Moines, Iowa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

bprenbe Sanoelsfla,>.s 5tprrclic.
&an6fraften I 5tabunecr Mutt. ~
Sngenidr ST.. Sacobie11 lar nctop
5tabanger Srgenigrforening giDc1
en- ~interesiont Sperltgt ober San6:
f~roften / 5toponecr Mnrt. Otter
ocnne ifl,loc set iolnfebe Mntol Sc
ltefrefter / Mmtet belpbe Jig til ca.
100000 9eltefrGftcr, bDeraf rigtig=
NOT ca. $4,000 ST. CT pberfprt fra
9loboomter. S lelpe s(l1tet loolcoes
omfring 635,000 &e1tcfrnftcr. S
Disic Sal CT Ser imiblertib life tonct
mes Sc mango D%un6re6e 5maafolo,
lon1 fin6es 1tr6et omfri11g iprlig /
sen 11or6lige @olbbel / Mn1tet. O.
fan bGre fra ct Nor Seltefrnfter oe
op til flere &1norcbc, pg n1o1, fon
trngt til set onf9rtc Sal lragc 10
10000 ST. Set 1omleoe Mntal Sc
ltefrpfter bliber eftcr bette on,frinc
100000 6e1tefreftcr. &erof or ca
100000 ST. %i9nbenfor 2picfjnroclr
pg ca. 100000 ST. 1orbcnfor 2pie=
%iiproen. Gibligere bar Mmtets iam=
lc0e 8or1ofroft berct bcrcgnet til
100000 06gnbeltefrGfter. Soar
9}elltltotet MT bleb ct loo megct ltpr=
rt Sal, 1fpIbtes Set %nGientlig l1)crc
Moolinger al Sc It6r1te &asbroa.
s(f be11ne &a11bfroft eier 5toten ca.
$1,000 ST. og forlfjcllige- &on1mll=
ner ca. $4,000 ST. &%onceslton til
Hripote CT bi6til gibet poa ca. 239,=
400 ST. 100000 er enbnlt fri
Men oirfelig 11onpttet CT bibtil fnn'
ca. 10000 ST. 2on6ets .lo1nleoc
%onofroft 1,6gjgr (efter &rof. SEQ
ito6s ii6ltc 0pgobe) mi110lt 6 Mi1.
lioner &citefrGftcr, iou1 er lettc. at
11obpgge. 9erof por u%6bpggct /
1913 100000 ST., nit nntoaeliq
$4,000 ST. Snobpgeerontallet /
5tobanger Mmt ct / 2onooii trifter=
nc 81, 900, Bber og 2o6eiteoer So
900, tilio1nmen ca. 100000. Sor
bier Snobpgger / Mmtet fol0er Iau=
leoes So &eltefrGfter MOS g%ielrnenl=
lnitlig for 2onoet 3 Seltefrefter.
Som befjen0t ifol I'LL llobpgl1il1g al
5m16efolocre poabegpnoes. Mllere=
Sc i fprltc llobpgning Dil Nn1tet ber
foa cit Sorpgelle al SEN l1onptte0e
@on0froft al 10000 ST. - Og ef=
terbpert bill Ser bel ogluu omfring
8llnoen al 2Diefior0cn og oppe |
5lloal poflc trent 11pe Sl1Oultri=
6pcr, g%runOlagt poo llonpttelie al
&%a1bfraften. Ser bill blibc mango
Eroblcmcr at lpie for Mn1tcts Scr
rcOsltprer, og Set gjnl0er Ocrfor /
Si0e at bobe itn OprnGrfiombeo
benbenOt poo oenne %l16bifling.
!6pis SC life bilbc? Song Tre0e=
rif Sen onOcn al Brcusien bar iom
befjcn0t en- ltor &riger, ltprre ems
ielpe &cjier 8ilbelm. Boo @fser-
cerp1u01e11 bcD YotsDom brcs1ere0e
bon CIT Sag nogle Guiinoc 5ol0ater.
DC uofortc 5pingningcr, %forn1ereoc
&olonner, 1tormeoe % itan1peOe
rl1l1ot poa Set minb1tc Gir1f al &on=
qcl1, ser fra iin bel6ige 5triOs=
binglt bolot gle meO &rigcr1te.
Nluoielig fit &ongen 9je poo eli
8onoc, iom lto6 ct 5tpffc tilboge og
grinebc, aobe11bart al ct al tine egne
Snofolo. Wan fan imiolerti6 life
ultraffet le bberfen al &ongcr ELL
&cilere, loo 8or1Den n1ootte lelbfpl=
geIig 1taa Sfrifte for &ongen.
u@bao grinte 0u af?" ipurgte
&ongen.
rSeg TOM il1it til at te1tfe poo
bbaO 0cres Maie1tnt bilOe g1pre -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

or1 Sc iom leber | Ell uoplpit1 81,
life bar tR1tft Jig og meh be1ll1e l1D=
breoelie ct 8ebobet for 8atterier bic
bet ganife fort. Sra Ipiflo11b Ct
BET for 9jebIiffet forbl1bt at l1ofpre
oat 5lagS @orer. Set Ct oerfor
glGbcligt at ie, at ct norif 5elifab
bar tagef bisie Ging op, og en>onl,
glGoeligere at mGrfe, at Sen fan le=
bere flllot fonfltrronceopgtige garer.
SSl1otil bi0ere fremltiller electra 500
@otterier OH Doeeh men Set CT Mc-
ninaen at lpgge Sci meo pget Nrp=
0l1ftion til Soften / Sen 6enligt at
%efsportere. 5aabiot biocs CT Cleo
ira Set fbrlte Selifab / 2nroet, lom
FAR taget Oel1ne S116ultri pp.
IS rnsitifc Tprretningsmnub, olle
ltbrre SSmportprer fra 9iterigpropin=
.Ierne lont bar fine Spbeofontorer
/ Sligo er fommet til &riltionio for
at moerigge Weltligbe0erne for SSm=
port / lterre 5til fra .Norgc til @rs-
lal10. Meiien cr nern1cit fonmet
iitono ion Meiultat al ct Sore0ras
SefrctGren beO Set norlfe &onluIut
/ Sligo, @anoi6at gilertien efter
Mnmooning bolot / Migos &j6b=
mo1bsforening og Gilertien fglger-
me0 paa S11re11 Tom Sc r1sliifc us
icl1Oingers Sefreter. 6oronlcinin
gen til &cjien er blonot droct sen
Stcmning, fun gjpr fig %aj1iocn0c
/ r1siiifc 5orretlinesfreoie Tor met
m11lig at unbqoo Support fra Sniff
LAMB og giterri9c % s9nlfet om ial=
falot at igge en- Gel al 0erne SSm=
port %erItattet beo Sn0fdriel +. CTS.
fra Sc nor6iife 2arbe. Otter bpo0
5efretnr gilertien bor 1rbtolt lf11loc
Set MI bGre 1tore Muligbe6er for
norlfc @orcr poo set rl,sliife Scar
fe6.
!@nsmanS MnSerien far @nlbbrDl=
lmp. gn Tumilicfelt al gonife ijel=
sen Nrt fo1Ot 5teb / Sang fprleoen;
ibct S1tsn1ul10 Mn6ers Mnberien
9tornocic pg @uitru fejre0e @ulo=
brpllup. @ulobruoeporret, iom1 beg
&c er / IS Murs 9lbercn, CT en0m1
raifc % rprigc. S 4S Nor bar 9gg=
teparret orbejbet iom @%l1smon0S=
folf poo @aarOen Narmo UNDER 3
@enerationer af @aur0brl,gerc, Sen
%nunGrenbc 8r11gers Sar og 8e0lte=
far. S @nlc6ning Dagcn bGorcoe
@oor6br1ocr g 91nrm M eSr11c Sc
to gamle mes cit im1f 6eltligbc6>
bbprtil bor in0b1>6t ca. 60 8enner
og 5lngtninge. Sc to trofaite ST.
bcjoere bar @ienltano for Sen bier
telielte 0pmnrfiomheo fra @prtlfo=.
Bets % @jniternes SIDE. @ul6brl1=
6eporret far 10 5sifenoe ilibe /
Mloere11 60-S3 Mor. Slere af 6is=
le bar tillte6e be0 Soften.
Sient pber en- balp Million paa
ct Mar. Mftiebologct Melnbocfo=IrD-
1ils or6inere @enerolforiomling ifol
boloes / bisle Gage. Mf Oireftio=
mems Marsberetning fremgaar, at
li0lte Megnlfobsuor (ofiluttet 30te
September 1910 bor gipet CIT Sect.
togebinlt at $4,000 &roner MOS
$4,000 &roner / Driftsoaret 1912
1913. @%rur0en til set mi110re
go6e Meiultat er oen ltore Gprfc,
lom bebirfcbe, at S%or6bruget pg
5libericrnc life bar gipet noget It's
butte, ligciom Mo11gelcn poo 5ne
flor &inter binorcoe 5foporiftcn
ganife betD0clig. Driften al GelI1,=
loie= og Bapirfobrifernc bar oerimoo
gibet omtrent fannie l1obpttc ipn1
foregaaen6e Nor. 0ircftioncn fore
llaar u0belt 6 &rocent Oibibenoe,
iom ifjor. Der afiettes $4,000
&rprcr til 9fr%icrbpfnnApt M AZ 600
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

med noget skos Bedste Egn i Kanada for Hvede o
Kvngav.. Udmerket Klima, godt Wand, rig Jord.
LAndet betaler for sig aelv 1 tire Aar eller mindre, to
Baner, to nye bygges, code Prjser. Scandinavian
Settlement, K1rker, o.s.v Her or Pladsen at tjene
PENCE Kom SEW Og sc. Biliig Reiss. Skriv eftSr
Kart N. m. SCANDNAvIAN CANADIAN LAND
co., Phoenix Bldg. Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

TIL SALGS. 400 Acres Kvmg-
og Korn-Ranch n@r Helena. 500
Acres Alfalfa, 400 med Korn, op
til en- Regjerings-Range. II Vac
relses "Brick"-Hus, komplette I'd
bygninger, lette Betingelser, 6 Pro-
cent. Mango andre. Skriv til
MONTANA RANCHES CO., Helena,
Mont
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19
6bem far Sen itpritc Sanbclsflao=

5pcm far Sen itpritc 6an6clshao=
DC @erbcn? On Sebnfpri11g mel
lem Sc bigtiglte 2on6es iomleoe ms
% 1togaaenoe 1tbenrigife 5fibsfarf
pr. 1000 Snbbpggere biier, at ltrl1-
g11op fom1ner forit / Mefffen mel;
1886 &egiltertons. Soo fp1ger:
|Gbile 1929, &ortugol 7,217 Don=
mart 6,642, .Neoerlonoene $3.50,
|Sberrig 1856, Norge 1916, @el=
glen 1890, CANADA $3.50, Gtor-
britannien og Srlono $500, Mrgcn=
tina 5000, gpanien 1928, Mlgier
1880, Sranfria 1878, Tinlol1o
1929, StoIien 1,O55, Merico sos,
|Sopa1t 1877, Gb1fIono III alulcri,
fas Soreneoc 5toter 729. Hltcrri4
|265, &usla,fo 1919, l1ngorr 142,
lGbina 70 % 8ritiif SSnoien 50.
|5pgrges ser imi6lert;S on. bbcn1
Der felb eri 8eitobelie al Sen l5Gritc
9anoeGSflao0e pr. 1000 ssl1bbSggc=
Ire, % er 5baret Bette Serge 527
&egiitertons, 5torbr1tnnaicn oQ ST.
lan6 242, Grnfcnrnno les, Gan=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

TIL SALG. 80, 100, 100 Ac-
res. Udkanten at Landsbyen, for
uden, og 80, 120, 100 og 1850
Acres fra 2 til S Mil fra Lands
byen, med al %personlig Ejendom.
Den allerbedste lord. Skriv eftar
Oplysninger til: CHARLES MOCK
ROSE, Boyd, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

ALFALFA-HO. Colorado over
rislet. Bedst for .Kvaget. Samme
Analyse som Kid. Sp6rg ON Pri-
sen tilsendt. CHEROKEE COM
MISSION CO., Bristol, Colo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

DEREs BILLEDE FORsTORRET
og leveret i Farver eller sort og
hvidt. Henvend Dem dfrekte til
Kunstneren. Arbejdet garanteres.
LOUIS JENSEN, 222 N. State St.,
Chicago, III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

boorleoes set bill TITLE zig nreo oereS
i5fat 1915. On at bent 9laoe1
bar %fonfereret meb, oplDier, at Da1ts
lfotbarc Sn0tGgt / 1914 bar 31.2,;
400 &roncr, Sormue S,322,40O %
Gtots= % &omrnu1leifut for 1915
Etiliom,1ett 10000. Oertil folnr1er
Fl Soriparsffat 93,SOO. sgebfommel,-
oe hetalcr loolebes iult / 5fat IT,
; 500 arpner elIcr 56.S2 &roce1tt al
bele ii1 Snotagt! Sbis Megierir1=
gems Torllag for 1876 beota=
eeS, faor Geofon1menbe besu6e1l
poerligere eli Sfat poa &r. $4,000,
ianle6es alt / alt $4,000 ellcr
$3.50 Grocent al ln1 SnotRgt!
2Grtc TranifmGnbcne at ltaa paa
Ell. Meobeleliernc / nogle al Sc
lio1tc 9rigsfommunifeer ONT 5om=
menltpo / Sogeierne mellem frantic
OF tpife Sfilpberc bar, ifripcr 81
oens Scgn", pprct lplt meo betpoe=
Zig S11tcrcslc / Nprgc, - life bare
forbi Morgc er 5filpbets 2on0, men
oeioo fproi set CT Mor0mel10, Tom
for Ell brientliq Sci bar nnberbilt Be
Srppper, font III CT goaet ! Sloe1,
/ 8r11aen of 5fi. &ono: jur. Sorolo
@urban=@anicn har iaole6es tilbragt
ct Nar @intre / Sogcierne io1n See
rcr for Sc franife MlpejGgere, og
ban bleb ogiao belennet for Bette
M9rbejoc mcb sgreslegionen. On on=
Sen og itffert life minore bel1nent
Noaifjpnnelie n1oOtog ban pua ct
fra &rigsifueplo0ien. Set
bar Ell 1>fje116t fran1f 5ol0ot, iom
iii fennper for fit 2on6 n1eo 5fi un=
Scr 9enene % iom fra &ploo-
len fplte Erong til at lenoe Sen nor
ife 5filnrer en- Silie11. Set un1i0=
oelbore og biertelige l1otrpf for Sen
@etpbning ban tillpgger 5fiene III,
1tr6er &rigc11, bil / Morge iiffert
glG6e ogloo andre ems Mbrcslotcn.
Mp Snbnitri / Morse. Sc ln1oo
eleftriife 2ommelpgter bleb ti6liNerc
bjenfprt fra Spiflano. Men for ct
Mor iiben tpg Mftieielifabet electra
Tobrifationen op / Bergen, % Set
biler fig, at Sabrifen fan frennltille
baa0e bnnoi9e og pene 2pgter meO
meget tilfreosltillenbe 2Dseone. Soar
er Suhrife11 gaaet en6n1t ct Sfriot
bi0ere; SEN fremitiller nlt ogioo Sc
elcftriife 8otterier, iom Iigc til set
itbite er importeret fra Spiflonb.
er ingen lille Nrtifel; 2omper=
nc 1or nemlig faact CT llbbre0cll e,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

Central Minnesota. 100 opdyr-
kede Farme, Law Pris, lette Vii
kaar, altid sikkert Skjode. Skriv
efter fri Liste. c. D. Baker,
Box =, Fergus Falls, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

Skovland og SO Farme til Salgs
d Diet sydlige Vermont. Joseph G..
Martin. Newfane, Vermont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

Kvinder forventende at blive
MSdre eller dem som tilser syga
Folk kan opnaa Welcoming fra en-
uddannet Sygeplejerske we'd at sends
81 og allie Enkeltheder til Miss e.
lis. Box 1876, Natick, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

Til Salgs. Egte Aroma Jordbar-
planter med kraftige R@dder. bet
bedste Handelsbar i Sydvasten. Pris
50 pr. 1000 Planter. Bestil direkte
fra 'denne Annonce. John L. Wilson,
R. /, Anderson, Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

MONTANA FARME. Producerer
mere og koster mindre end Deres.
$50 Farme, allie St9rrelser, dyrket
og uopdyrket. $500 og hgjere.
Lang Afbetaling. 6 Procent. IL
lustreret Bog: marvellous Monta-
ma" fri. Skriv til MONTANA
RANCHES CO., Helena, Mont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

UDFOR Def SELV, svage Mmnd.
Kast like Pengene bort til Medi-
Gin, eller @delag Deres Nave. Bliv
stark indtil Abandonment. Nnrme-
re Oplysninger 1Oc og en- selvadres-
seret og frankeret Konvolut,
(.MENTZEL SALES CO., Box 1855,
Denver, Colo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-19

8etaler Sc Yroccnt al i'm 1nb=
tGgt / Stat. ~Morqenblobet" bar
bennenbt fig til Ell Meffe at Cant
bets lterl tie SfatteDocre for at hprc,
The Washington times., 1915-09-25
Capital Offers Many
ShrineSOf Real Interest
Innumerabe Opportunities for Trips to Historical
Places-Arlington Expected to Be Mecca for
Many Veterans Who ONE Here Next Week.

Next weeks ncampment will afford
veterans and visitors innunerable op-
portuntties for side trips to places and
spots immortalized in American his
tory. Honeycombed with historic shrines.
Washington Is likewise encircled with
buildings. fields. and waterways which
are indelibly marked on the minds Of
those familiar with revolutionary, col
onial. and civil war history.
Visible from the north shore Of the
Potomac river Is Arlington National
Cemetery where thousands upon thou
sands of men who wore the blue and
warriors who wore the gray are wrapt
in eternal slumber. Arlington is dotted
with thousands OF simple headstones
nnd magnificent monuments, included
among them being one over the graves
OF the men who went down with the
Maine In Havana Harbor on February
IS. 1898. and one marking the resting
place of Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge.
the first L. s. A. officer to lose his life
OF the result OF an airship accident.
At Arlington still stands tho hand
some Curtis-Lee Mansion. home Of the
Confederate chieftian.. in all its colonial
glory. Arlington Is reached by electric
cars leaving Washington at frequent
intervals.
In the vicinity Of Arlington is Fort
Myer. formerly Fort Whipple. used as
the headquarters and barracks of sew
eral cavalry and artillery organizations.
Chain Bridge Is north of Arlington.
This span Is a relic OF the civil war
In 1851 the District Of Columbia Militia
lined up on and near Chain Bridge to
prevent threatened invasion OF WASH
ington.
To the south OF Arlington Is the site
Of the old. wooden Long Bridge" over
which Union troops marched frequently
and patroled constantly throughout the
four years OF the war. The ancient, low
structure was demolished several wears
ago. being replaced by two handsome
steel and concrete bridges. known as
the Pennsylvania railroad and Highway
bridges.
Seven miles south of the Long
Bridge" site 10 Alexandria, once the
capital Of the United States. Here will
be found old Christ Church. where Gen.
George Washington worshiped: the old
hotel In which Colonel Ellsworth was
killed by Jackson: the slave pen: the
colonial Braddock house; the Confeder-
ate Cemetery. and monuments and
many relics Of antiquity in the quaint
south 81 Washington. on the Potomac.
The Washington times., 1915-09-25

his command boarded the Isabel and I'M
mediately left the harbor.
The fort was demolished. The forti-
hcation was uninjured. however, from
defensive point of view.
When Major Anderson salute3 the
flag, fifty guns were discharged. The
flag was lowered amid the shouts OF
thousands of spectators.
While no one was killed or even
seriously wounded during the bonn
bArdment, one man was killed, an
other mortally wounded and several
seriously wounded when one of the
guns exploded prematurely during
the firing of the salute.
Following are the names OF those
injured: Daniel Howe, instantly killed d:
Edward Galway. mortally wounded;
James Hayes, George Fielding, John
Irwin. and George Pritchard. severely
wounded. All were members of Com
pany E. First Regiment. United States
Artillery.
-. Fort Sumter was abandoned by the
Conferedates on February II. 1865. n
mass Of ruins. 1t Is said to have
withstood more bomba rdment than
any other fortress in the world with
the exception Of Port Arthur. Nearly
a 900 shots were fred at Sumter. OF
which number ls,s0s struck. In 1S63-64
The fort, in connection with Fort
Moultrie. forms the main defense Of
Charleston harhor.
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reached b. steamboat. are Forts WASH
ington and Hunt; Marshall Hail. cele-
hrated MARYLAND resort: Mt. Vernon.
home Eof Washington; Indian Head.
proving grounds for United States navy
guns. and Point Lookout. where thou
sands OF Confederate prisoners of war
were held In stockades. Near Point
Lookout the Government has erected an
imposing monument In memory OF more
than 5000 Southern soldiers. who died
there while prisoners. Another monu
ment to the prisoner dead WAS erect-d
by the. State OF Maryland. while the
General Government has constructed at
a point in full view OF Chesapeake bay
a memorial to the men in blue who
died while on duty there.
Just beyond the mouth Of the Poto-
mac river. where II empties into the
Chesapeake. is Hampton Roads. where
the battle between the little Union
Monitor and Confederate Merrimac was
staged. On the shore line from nsmp-
ton Roads Is located Fortress Monroe
famous in war history. and nearby the
National Soldiers Home at Hampton.
a few miles southwark lies Norfolk
the scene Of many stirring activities
between 1861 and 1865.
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To Hold Organ Recitals :
During G. A. r. Visit

Tomorrow evening at B:B o'clock and
every evening during the encam pmsnt
Of the G, A. II. organ recitals Of popu-
lar music will be given >in tho Virst
Congregational Church. Tenth and q
streets northwest by William stans-
fieid
Each program will conclude with
THE Storm" specially arranged to de-
scribe a day In a military camp, with
bugle calls. military marches, patriotic
has recently been improved and en-
rlarsed by the addition OF three new
stops, a choir swell box, and new Guild
of Organists' pedal board.
The Washington times., 1915-09-25
SONS OF VETERANS
TO GREET CHIEF TAIN

Delegations from all three camps Of
the Sons OF Veterans in the District will
be at Union Station this evening Mt 8
o'clock to meet the national commander
lnichief Of that body. Charles F. Sher-
man. Of Mt. Vernon. y. Y. They will
escort him to his headquarters at the
Shoreham Hotel
All members of the general committee
for entertaining the Sons Of Veterans
will assemble at headquarters. 1929 G
street. where they will be sworn In as
special officers to serve on Pennsylvania,
avenue. Wednesday. Chief Clerk Edwin
Hesse. Of the Police Department, will
Perform this ceremony.
Returns also are to be made by the
Sons of Veterans tonight for the Poll
benefit held last Tuesday evening. The
committee will conclude all its financial
arrangements for the entertainment of
visitors this evening
Not until Monday will the Sors of
Veterans begin to arrive in full force.
In view fthe fact that only a few Of
them are expected tomorrow no arrange
vices.
The Washington times., 1915-09-25
First Actual BloOdshed
Of Civil War Came When
Baltimore Men RiOted

Although the civil war began with
the firing on Fort Sumter. April IL. 1861.
the first actual bloodshed occurred In
the Pratt street riot. in Baltimore.
April 10. 1861.
There were no casualties in the Fort
Sumter engagement. but the mobbing
of the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment
In Baltimore resulted In the killing OF
four soldiers and seven civilians and
the wounding Of several score more,
Sentiment for and against secession
was very evenly divided In Baltimore
before the war
President Lincoln heard that, although
Virginia had not seeded. the State was
being filled with Confederate soldiers,
ready to make dash on Washington.
The frs. uniformed and armed -egi-
ment to volunteer for the defense of
Washington was the Sixth Massachu-
setts. commanded by Col. Edward F,
Jones. The regiment was ordered to
report in Washington at once.
Troop Jeered.
When the train drew into Baltimore at
II o'clock Friday. April 10. shouts OF
derision and ieers rent the air and the
soldiers were threatened.
1t was necessary for the regiment to
transfer from President street station to
Camden station. A horse car line ran
no President street to Pratt street. out
Prat to Light street and thence to
Came l station.
The soldiers remained in their cars,
horses were. hitched to them and drew
them out Of the station shed and started
up President street toward Pratt. The
first nine cars reached Camden station
without anyone. being killed although
mobs chased and stoned them.
When the tenth car reached Gay street
the real trouble began.
Six Civilians Killed.
The track was blocked, and the sol,
diers were. therefore, tho stationary tar.
gets of the mob. The officer in charge
Of the car ordered the soldiers to fire
into the mob: As several OF the SOL
| diers raised their rifles the weapons
were knocked from their hands and
seized. Hix civilians we're killed.
With three Of their number dead and
several wounded. the soldiers leaped
from the car and ran out Pratt street
station they had left,
| News of the riot had reached the ma
shal's office. and Sergeant McComai
and Policemen Bisss and Mclaughlin
demonstrated with the rioters. The DO,
licemen arrived just after the mob hac
torn up the wooden bridge over daS
| street. The crowd was sxultant oVel
| this accomplishment, and refused to b,
swayed or Influenced by the biuecoats'
| Mayor Brown held a conference witt
| Colonel Jones, and volunteered to es'
cort the Sixth Regiment to Camder
] station in safety.
Troopers March.
The troopers were disembarked anc
Mayor Brown went to the head of the
column with Captain Falla ansbes, el