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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-11
MISS FERGUSON
WINS HEART OF
met. AUDIENCE

Miss Elsie Ferguson. who opened
at the Metropolitan theatre Thurs.
day night for three night perform.
ances and a Saturday matinee. in
"outcast.p won herself into the
hearts Of her audience.
She appears In the role of Miriam.
a girl OF the street. who. with the
fine. instructive qualities Of yon-
an. wins from the mire OF drink and
drugs Godfrey, the lifted lover ~
Valentine. associety girl.
When Valentine finally realizes
that she loves .Geoffrey after all,
and he seems lost TO Miriam, who
has saved him, the innermost self of
each character rs revealed 10 tho
others, and the play ends as one
thinks Il should end. logically.
Miss Ferguson moves thruout its
scenes. scarcely noticeable until the
last curtain is down. You realize
then her wonderful talent for por.
,rayal. You will remember the story
long.
Her support. Charles Cherry n
Geoffrey. Marguerite Leslie as Val
entine, and Warburton Gamble as
Tony, is admirable.
"Outeast" may be seen Friday
night. Saturday matinee and night
MOORE
Anna Pavlowa and the imperial
Russian ballet will open an engage
ment OF three performances at the
Moore theatre Friday night. Each
performance VIII be different from
the rest.
A year ago, in Seattle, she packed
the Moore theatre.
JUBILEE SINGERS
Old plantation melodies and folk
songs will be sung In the Moore the
atre, June IS and ~. and moving
pictures OF Southland scenes will be
shown by the Hampton Jubilee Sing.
ers. OF Hampton Roads, Va.
Mizzi Hajos-who does not know
her7-wili appear at the Moore thea
tire for four nights and a matinee
performance. starting Sunday. July
Z. in "Sari." light opera.
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9 MALE HELP WANTED

NA&TE For Alaska. AZ once. two hard
rock miners, 1880 per day and board
ali-sround iatSrers. 81 per day and
board Parties must Invest from 1900
up The company figures a net profit
on invsHtment Of from l.200 u 1000
per cent In short time and Will
guarantee at least 70 double their
money IN less than ~ months There
II no isY-off; work all yeRr only
those who have the cash and ambition
need apply. s24 Alaska Bldg
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No. 80 sack patent flour fise. stall
tso. I ihs graduated sugar. csc. 4 large
cans carnAtiou milk. ske. stall sfs. .
cans green peas. atc, cans pork and
beans 4tc. stall ia. best better. tee
10! fresh ranch swss. : dor Csc. stall
9et. lbs navy beans. use. lbs maca-
roni fho. stall les ibs cane sugar
soc. No. 10 pail pure lard. tisk. stall
Ill. spider les tea. soc n ground choce.
iats. zhc ~. stalls and 4. ehair" pot
foast, iaAe III. shoulder spfins lamb.
&c to. stall sst plain mixed candy. Toe
10 butier scotch. Use 10 stalls 1913.
boiling beet. lee 10. milk fed veal ise
and Use 10. lamb chops. isc u. stall 70.
zoe coffee. 1 \ lbs sec; sec can hskins
powder asc. staii 80. cans corn. lie
lee pkEs starch. ikc stall 1ss. peanut
butter. lbs. gsc hes; cemh honey. isc.
PIKE PLACE
Stall ~. = lbs. sugar. soc Stalls 7f-tS
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OCCUPY ElpAsSAN

SOFIA. June II. - Continuing
their operations In Albania. Serbian
troops have occupied Elbasson, II
was announced today.
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Every year about t.30o.o 900 mer
In Russia attain the age when they
are liable for military service.
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Bar rooms are closed on sstur.
days In Sweden because II In pay
day. and the savings banks are
open until midnight.
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u % Up WEEK HOTEL EWfNG. Mod
ern. <it and cold water, 222bs first
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.NEoUs 10 MALE HELP WANTED

- s'sfssFe@ 1850 .
AoLEK nARnrN cott.nun, iop Aaiu
ST. wants you 90 learn barber trade
wages white ieaninKi 81 years IN bust.
ness 40 colleges assist vau securing
positions Moicr ofisipal System ~
Colleges
nN potNu nusiNEss upstairs, rrasis
sells mems so suits Tor SIS. rraeis >
Upstairs SUIT shep eoes rhird
lanVEiiNMnNr ions. $40 month"; ilst
free. Franklin Institute, Dept sttsn,
. 20 es.s -. ,S,-,lN-,.,-~~,.>>--~--4.
20 MALE Situations Wanted
NoftCE DAIRY FAilNERa
Tive xauua men ga yeArs nid single,
FFiesian uaiianderA sohst and steady
experienced dairy men want 10 take
eharse ~ bis herd ~ cows write
claude Wander Keay care W, Wander.
pol custer, Wash u
ctNtt. UNutNEEW. sd NORWEGIAN. wants
work. eilling Go Do any kind Address
~~@,ee~~Se.sSSSgs,>>>~~~~~~o~~~~~o~~~-~~~
20 PERSONALS
4 RnsfEcTeh Eastern widow. with one
dsushter and no home, wishes 90 meet
an elderly eianwer or bachelor with
Feod respectable homel Eaoa cook and
hausekssrer and soea disposition
object mstrimauy Address tsai =
Yakima ave Tacoma. Wash
MAT middle axsd business man. With
some meana wishes to meet middle
aEed uatncumheged lady also with
means object. starting tn business aud
matrimany. noS p-s& star
scALp TREATMENT
In order 60 Introduce my wonderful dan
aFaff cure ana hair tonic, vii Eivs
free treatment with each battis THIS
week szt Union. room 2
A GERMAN FARMER wishes 10 make
the aequaimtance ~ good osrmaa -
swrdish woman not less than - years
eia with some means object matrir
many. Address Pa. star
GET AcouAiNrEp soCi@Tf --A@m.s
and addresses. ITO Pine ST. Main
LrsrRo the haif tonic that krows hair
% money refunded. at drug stores. or
phone East ssts
MESH naos repaired .es Peoples nsas
nid<
HAPPINESS lies IN married ilfs Are yau
ioneiyf jain seattle Reliable Friend.
ship Club Ladies' ires. Ada y. Evans,
~ unien. AIT u.
A MAN ~ Sc. hss nasans ard property.
wants neat LADY near my ax~. Nth
sarnp means. object matfimony. Al
dress fsaa. star
WIDOW IS Wishes % meet gentleman 20
take chance In roemins house r-at.
star
MASSAGE 0IynN Experienced man
r-st star
WOMAN PARTNER. wlih stee. fssminx
house. Particulars, Malta sass
MAssAdE Madam FFaaeeis. 90 TblFd
ave
aiss JEWELL ANtcURfSu MAY
Third. offtes 10
lENvEn DYE Work. ises seventh ctr
ksvASAuuus q % HATS tees i., a.
-~N~~e~~~~N~~~.~-Us~~~~s~
22A BUSINESS PERSONALS
NEErEg CrRr
Try the Nsspea vibrator cure! stop pain
In Is minutes frse sreatnsnts shi.
week Asa staat the wafpans friend
tho Heait rapruie Advice she~ffaiiY
given O. % book trs@ Heafs 10 20
e 8. orieie Remedy Co. ca unien,
Foam ,,
ErNE.i MicnNfsrErTER~ needle
~lsetFoioetst expert. ssx0iats guarantee
In every ease treated as Eitsi ttlAk
Main teeT
HrdfsrgREp MIDWIFE Ms wilisik.
sen. Tsis isth y. w fhehs ballard
s~-~-----------------
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="
HAVING won n suit IN San Francisco
against parties from the East claiming
70 have the right 10 run Moier Barber
Schools. we are now proceeding against
those operating IN the same WAY IN pe.
attic. Beware ~ limitations We pny
wages while learning, assist In securing
positions and teach the barber trade
thoroughly 20 men ana women The
Original Moier Barber school oyer 4
years IN Semitic 2zs Occidental ave.
WANT plumber and carpenter Tor gen.
crni repair shop, 800 YcHler way
hAVANAUGH s2.oo hats. 1905 list ave.
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THr HtuHr sa~ for tbs right pia~s
seYe. alongside - we'll established
commercial poaitFr plant and orchard
near Pacific htshwaF. north 81 Seattle
Arrange direct With owner. Address
r-ss. atar
ron ekf.E-~it aerss ~ good sol. .
acres improved. good wells good
baiidinr. all newly painted plenty Of
fruit. ere mile from city limits Route
No T. nes 80. Tacoma. wash.
CUT PRICE
ACRES $50. $40 CASH
Close 20 Seattle. near the sound with
good nslEhhorss near school. delivery
from stores ard phone service. nearly
any hour 10 Seattle
CLIFFORD G VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
1919 Third Ave. lei washinsson St
FfSE IRRIGATED ALFALFA LAND
Small ~ Large Tracts
VERY CHEAp-NEHY EASY TERMS
Write or cali for free books.
IMMIGRATION BUREAU
g. " a At r ny
Second and Cherry ~. Seattle. wash
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40 ACRES BOTTOM
WITH CREEK

90 acres level bottom land a deep loan
soil. in the heart % the hest farming
section OF chehaus river valley. the
kind 81 land that raises 100 bushei.
cats or ton. Of hay 70 acre. tnaeadan
road 10 chshalia. the county seat; milk
route. telephone auto stage. close 10
stores. church and school Full In
formation and description at office
Price t7s per acre. terms
" y ECHHoErPEI- IL Downs Block
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ACREAGE


n Athfttf = , M ,
~ acres iarse part cleared ana li.s az
very rich soil GA main county road and
IN Wnil improved uslehhefhpni.
PRICE 1915. EASY TERMS
CLIFFORD a VAN ARSDALE. Inc,
iefe fhfd Ave, toi Warrington ~.
10 ACHES nicu LAND
Ia annhomiHh county. nsar good tosni on
Sound deep anii. neiKhbafs4 etc, easy
to- cirAf puiv 5000 on terms ~ 10 p"f
cent doom balance 40 month ha sure
and lnYe-ttsats this George nasnn. $40
hastan uiork.
DON'T PAY BiG PRICES
rUn LOGGED -OFF tskNp
ituy land SON can put a pios into and
set crop I wiii sell this 10 acres.
At CLEARED. not a stump Ia stsht.
Tor ttao Think - u, level rich. black
tbau4. that never asarfiaWs. hut miles
from good tuNn just the place for
chickens ana several cows creamery
close a. land Eoad roads. schools and
transportation Price $50 per acre. 80
cash and a. per month piT American
uanA mag
10 ACRES WATER FRONT
old orchard partly cleared rich alder
land lies fine SANDY beach fishteR
and hunting galore. = mite 80 schaai
and church, an maln road nice iitiie
creek good nelghbofs. EraHd view
This viii make you an ideal home
and viii mshs Yaa Independent lie
real opportunity a. 5000 easy terms
We viii shaw q 60 you any day Come
at once
AAsEN a SEXTON co.
,sio first Ave-. Elliott tsll
A BARGAIN IN LAND
10 acres south ~ Port orchard. IN the
aisuNoed poultry district. where the
a - a.
school delivery from stores milk aud
rgg route
PRICE s3so: $50 CASH
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDALE. Inc
1919 Thifd Ave. ioi Washington ~.
10 ACRES FOR CHICKENS
Nearly level. with running ~atet. easy
g. clear suf close go saw mill ieis-
phones " = - rfics tAes. terms
l.. ] MARSH a co. 1909 - AVE.
-,~eers-f-esss~,eaas-se~sr~
.43 REAL ESTATE
MOVE RIGHT IN
MY bunKaiee tust completed on %
acre tract ~ good land on gravel road
miles from auahnnish. wash. snd 20
minutes Naik from our mills 81 Three
Lakes Tbls " a snap. hnd IL oniy one
~ our many land bargains We ere
selling aafE~4 A#1fANAA NAeA W.
ansdiAssiY around pur mills Prices ara
terms are right ard
YOU DEAL WITH Us DIRECT
let 40 ssaw you. write ~ go
T.. H.. MEikLEJOHN
Mgr land pept
1901 7. saith niar. seattle wash
THREE LAKES LBR. GO.
DANDY pnopoHirioN -s.rnefa houss
partly furnished. trees bsfrF bushes
flowers close 20 car fine Tl-W - hay
uks rent SIC per month uuiil paid
fsoe. wsrfh NOR. Nj Bowers f.ss
as
nrY 4 fusE il the country I hAt.
enc fos sale n Yna sss y roa wtii
say just whai have been locking
for" tfsif hours ride from pnst1ffisr
tafss modern house ~stsrs electric
tishtss fsi~phans ard all riiY con
ssnisnsss sass SIS rnens y s.ss
a HOMESTEADS
iss AcRE8 fholes valley lAna suitable
fer hogs and sifaifa ne wasts land sna
no ssusnps 20 grub Must have cash.
sua wfii ,sk. ttke ref infpsaisis sale.
70 rs,l I.as,,s..,sss saasss. ~ e,sr
INVESTMENTS
rFahds ins essmsat Co. t9t Lumber "a.
~~1~s~~9~~~~~~~~~S~
so EXCHANGES
TO TRADE = fiafisa iaks prspsfif
~~S~ ISss ~ ~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
aM%. a.. -
MeneY on improved city property We
make buildiax soaHs
CALHOUN. DENNY a EWING
Aiasks Building
RIAL EsTATE NoHrHKNS
Haaa A Maft.aga Ca renfrnt uisx
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ACREAGE

pissssred house, iafr. ..woFV
chicken house. stable. etc. wafer
pipei into house set~phcus and
eiertrie Tight. only hstf mile from
Kirkland serrr wharf Price
fisAoa terms - reliable party.
t7A rash. balance ti1tn per
fannth Apply to HuYke a Par
Fnr. fnc. ktfhlsnd WASH "s6
minutes from Aadison part~
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GOOD POSITIONS Tor reliable and
industrious men working fnr
thsmseixes on fruit. berry. vega
table or poultry terms ut kirk
land. which can be had on
terms Of $50 cash and 81 or $40
per month. Apply direct 20
Burke a Farrar. Inc. Kirkland.
Wash Take Madison car and
county ferry across the lake
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HOTELS

HOusEK EEpfNG rooms 81 20 up Iiot
and cold water, baths iG0sM First
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

ATTORNEYS -A I Inv
RUSSELL. n rARREtts~-tea \, Y hsk
General practice. estates. laws hNtean'
ara wife consultation free Elltett -
ADVICE rRFE- JOSEPH ALLEN. At.
roR~EYs - years ssTerlsnr~' iaNs %
husband ard WIFI. property ftxhNs
CONSTELLATION FREE. Rooms IVA
as Eiiers Nusi~ bldg ssln lese.
JOHN II pARkER~-szi iyon hles Wan
ssfs IS years experienee " Sh'eAso
enurss
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PAxT0N HOTEL 10 week. up, house
keeping suites. ". Third and Cherry
AafY ina
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BUSINESS
nlREGI T DRY

This directory is intended
for the eonveniepce of any one
desiring something a little out
of the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring it in a
hurry. The firms represented
belou make a speciality OF i'm
medii hs service and will glad
" .ainish any information
that IL necessary. Remember,
satisfaction is guaranteed by
every advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephone'
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ROOM AND BOARD. 1870 weekly. Hotel
Nlklnr 2lI MnatInke
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stam II. ibs sugar. sec. stall. 7f-ss.
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LOOK HERETO Bargain store ~
Occidental ave corner Main. sells new
and SECOND. hsnd suits and eNerc~ets
eeee mp. odd coats 1kc up pants, sVe
up. hats Ant shoes. see up; watches
Csc ur; toats ie~eiry guns, trunks. as
Lowest prices
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old orchard partly cleared rieh alder
land lies fine sandy beach fiHhinH
aud hunting galore. = mite 81 achaai
aud church on main road nice little
creek good neishbafs TraHd ,isu
fhis viii make you an ideal home
and viii make yau Independent lee
a real opportunity 81 5000 easy terms
We win shaw q 60 you any daE Come
ht once
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noN.r ~ md pNLcEs

run LOGGED OFF tkNp
buy land sou can put pins into and
set "a crop I wiii sell this 10 acres.
Al. CLEANED. not q stump ia stsht.
Tor Ita0 Think - H. level. rich. black
iham. that never osnfflaWa. hat miles
from good tuNn just thu place for
chickens ana several cows creamery
close a. land good roads. schools aud
transportation Price see per acre . 70
cash and o. per month gi4 American
uanh fldH
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SUM M Err CAMPS

DEED TO a beautifui site. 2ssi00 iiood
canal 1855 positively no other
charge. Terms 1913 cash Mckinley
q Watson 1880 First ave
~~~~~r-~<~s~<~~rN>s<
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are 'culchaw' and kuitur." mean
in effects upon those to whom they
were Administered.
At the risk of appearing erasping,
a glutton for information. beg Of
Mr.. Putnam to clarity for us addi-
tionalIy the sack and burning of Coli
umbia. South Cardinals capital. and
General Buffers order, issued in New
Orleans. that any woman manifesting
lisfavor for the invaders should be
regarded and treated as Q woman OF
the town. They are things that have
puzzled me. Now have fresh pua-
xle. namely, where. General Weyler,
LEI volunteer aid on Sherman's staff,
learned the art of war a. he after
ward practiced 1t in Cuba. In my
blindness / had thought he was putt
ting in practice the lessons OF ex-
perience. This must be impossible
since Mrs. Mary Cadwalader Jones
bears testimony, three months after
the fact. that the people Of Georgia
had nothing but starvation to COM
plain of as q result OF the march to
the sea-. Possibly this IL 4 result Of
long distance observation: I doubt II
the lady followed backward the track
OF the army. But the Bryce report
makes II plain that only, through lang
distance observation after the fact
I does one get At real TRUTH
Now. n 10 neither Sherman nor
Sheridan have any ftrst-hand knowl-
edge. But. on the strength OF thres
years m debatable land. the blue
grass Of Middle Tennessee. have III
| this fifty years. been laboring under
| the misconception that the civil war
| was something harsher than = kinder
garten experiment In humanity BY
force az arfas. Mr.. Putnam states
| that he never knew an ohicer called
ION 10 protect Southern woman from
| = private soldier. Neither did 4: but
I DO know Of Z case whsre ycuns
1 p9AchabIe III fepukatioSl ma positi6n'
ieaped At midnight from second-
i story window into i snow hank and
Iran hArsfuQtI IA nixht othf4s rnils
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Government. else be banished--sent
through the lines with no more than
the clothes they stood In. Now, be-
ing illumined, I understand that II
was only the yearning of a benevolent
Government to save us from the errors
Of our ways. People submitted and
took the oath---old men, women
young and oid--wives. knowing that
henceforth they could not lawfully
succor husbands away fighting for the
Confederacy: mothers of sons in gray.
girls hound thereby TO betray their
sweethearts IL in the heat Of love they
ventured within the lines.
A fanctful danger? Perhaps, Again
experience says No. An old man and
sonless. my husbands grandfather, liv-
ing mile outside the post, took the
oath of allegfans. though his heart
was with the South. He kept IT, to his
cost. as what follows proves. A fort
night after thus loynlizing himself
he sat after supper roasting his feet
at the fire. when a man In brown
jeans came In. saying frightenedly
that he was an escaped prisoner. a
lThereupon the old gentleman an
ewered: II cannot feed you because |
have sworn not to give aid and COM
| fort to the enemies of the Govern
ment But i never yet sent any man
hungry from my door, There Is food
nm the tablet yoii choose to eat.
4 cannot prevent 1T" The man sat
down and ate. but not hungrily, and
| ran away after q few minutes only
to come hack with aNfiie of soldiers
I in blue. He Was a spy. sent out to
\ test loyalty. At HIS orders the odd
man was seized, not permitted to put
on his shoes Or overcoat, but tied up
!, on bareback mule. taken to town
and thrust for the night into stone
! flooded cell in the county Jail, com
/ Wandered for q military prison. and
1 kept there until morning without be-
4 ing permitted to communicate with
|! his friends. His wife sought out thu
Il friends and the old man was released
under heavy bond before noon. Blu
/ the cold night had done its work
/ he never again saw well day In
1 side two months he was dead. vic
/ tim to his own kind heart and thu
/ Kindness Of q humane Government.
Another old man---also q farnil,
| con nee inri--a munster. brit fieh, nv
n ffig some miles frurn Fort Henry OF
1.-THE Tennessee River. wns seised b!
4 Federal soldiers etrappad n 4 board
and Mn kAet Held oyt stlle 1re a1ntii the
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hidden. His wife meanwhile was tied
up by the thumbs until blood burst
from them, and she happily tainted.
BY why 60 ONT could fill sum
day issue with frghtfulness and not
exhaust my memories. Harking back
to Mrs. Cadwalader, let me say there
is something approaching the sub
lime in her verdict of nothing worse
than starvation" Starvation, Of
course. was no hardship for mere
American women. children, and gray
boards, even though they were de-
scendants of men who at Eutaw and
the Cowpens, at Kings Mountain and
Yorktown. had done their best 20
win American independence. II they
had been Belgians now--weii. there
wouldn't have heen the difference OF
two letters betwixt sherman and Ger
man.
I am recalling things wholly with
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out malice. but simply because the
Pharisaism now rampant makes my
gorge rise. In the matter OF war and
war-making no nation has the right
10 cast stones at amy other. War +
a madness; those who wage 1t are for
the time being irresponsible. But
when sanity returns it does not De-
hoove them, with plain records o.
their Ill deeds before them, to adopt
the hoiler-than-thou .ttitude toward
anybody nor try to howl down and
vilify those who. remembering truth.
have the courage to speak II. !. for
one. should forever hold my peace
in regard to the piteous years Of civil
war. except for my inalienable disgust
with those who would distort the truth
OF history to gild their own wrong
doing.
MARTHA MccuL.ocK WILLIAMS.
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tBy MARTHA McCULIOCH-WII-
MAMs In New York Times.l

Hohokus. N j.. June {, 1910.
To the Editor of The New York
Times:
The future historian will have much
to thank you for; In your columns he
Will find illumination as to the real
conduct and meaning of the civil war.
BY this illumination he will under
stand that Sherman's so famous defi-
milton was meant to be taken In
wholly Pickwickian sense, and that
Sheridan's boast. THE crow flying af-
ter me down the valley will have to
carry his rations. was no more than
bit of harmless gasconade.
For has not Mr.. George Haven Put
nam authoritativeiy absolved both
from any taint OF real harshness? The
march to the sea WAS no more than
a combination OF pleasure jaunt and
missionary. effort. designed to. show
the benighted inhahintants the ex-
reeef1inG beauties and virtues OF acul-
chaw' as practiced and Understood
north OF Mason and Dixon's line. Fun
ny how like, except for the spelling,
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Icome for ..that bic girI 81 hers, and

come for "that big girl OF hers, and
meant to have her in spite of -----.'
This was within three miles of my ia
theirs plantation. and four miles from
Clarksville, Tenn. a fortified post !
withhold the name out OF regard for
descendants and kinfolk of the lady.
but will give IL and make an oath to
the facts privately for any doubter
Mr.. Putnam says further no out
rage and official sanction. Again he
lets light int nay daFkenad under
standing. Shortly after the fall OIL
Fort Doneison put us under Federal
domination there was issued from
hea douarters an order requiring every
white person above fifteen to appear
before the nearest Provost Marshal
and swear allegiance to the Fedora
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Ded1catc New Kentucky Church.
INxfnkton. KY, June 1.-THE first
harttst Church. recently completed
lere III 1 cost az 100000, will be ded-
Gated tomorrow. Or. Lansing Bur-
ycws Of Atlanta. and DR.. Preston
Slac. Of Birmingham. will DO the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Sleeper to Clifton Forge
ss VIA
Lynchburg and Natural
Bridge
co

8 Commencfng MONDAY. June N
James River Line train leaving Rich
mond Sis r. NJ. daily except sun
day will carry sleeper richmond 70
Chiffon Forge via Lynchburg and Nat
urai Bridge. Connects at Balcony
Fails for Lexington. Va. sS
Returning. sleeper will arrive Rfch-
mond $40 A. M. daily except Sunday.
open for occupancy Lynchburg $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
OUR OWNFRIGHTFULN NESS INWAR
Not That It Was Less But That Recollection 1t
Should Temper What We Think
of Other People,

are ''culchaw'' and kuitur." I mean
in effects upon those to whom they
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