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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26

St. Clouds new city administration took hold
of the business affairs of the Granite City Monday.
A clean sweep was made in most departments. Ed
Brick who has been chief of the police for II years,
gave way to Frank Bettenberg, for many years
Stearns county deputy sheriff. Martin Lang, who
made an enviable reputation city engineer build
ing the city's new liberation plant, steps aside for
Mr. Borrowmen. The citizens by "a decisive vote
indicated they wanted a change and the new City
Commission indicates it will carry out the expressed
wish of the constituents
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26
HOOVER'S CANDIDACY GIVEN STRONG
IMPETUS

1t is about time for the band wagon procession
for Herbert Hoover to start
At the state wide primary held IN ONO tues
day. following viscious campaign the Secretary OF
Commerce polled double the vote of his four OPP
ponents The sweeping victory is surprise even TO
his most enthusiastic admirers.
Mr. Hoover's victory in Massachusetts was just
as pronounced.
The Herald has contended that there is more
unorganized sentiment for Herbert Hoover for the
Republican nomination for President than any
other candidate. The great mass of common peo-
pie recognize his outstanding ability and rightly
have every confidence in his integrity and broad
mindeiness This condition exists in Minnesota as
well as other states. The Hoover primary cam
paign in this state was only perfunctory one.
Gov Al Smith of New York. while polling a
much lighter vote in Ohio and Massachusetts than
Mr. Hoover received solid delegations from these
states.
The plan of the neverde Republicans in
Massachusetts to force Collidge into the race, fell
flat, as his vote was negligible.
The results in Ohio and Massachusetts, will do
much to clean up the situation in Indiana where
Mr. Hoover is opposing a favorte son, Senator
James Watson
The people of the United States will never
have cause to regret if Herbert Hoover is nominated
and elected chief executive of this great country.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26
CARD OF THANKS

Our sincere gratitude we extend
to the friends and neighbors who
so kindly gave us their sympathy
and help during the illness and
death of our beloved wife and
mother.
For the spiritual offerings and
beautiful floral tributes we are
deeply grateful.
James Maloney.
Leo Maloney.
Victor Maloney.
Loretta Maloney.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Miller.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26
PASTOR ORDAINED

The Rt. Rev. G. G. Bennett,
bishop of Duluth, will ordain to the
priesthood the Rev. E. B. Jewell,
deacon-in-charge of st. Stephen
parish, Paynesville, and st. Paul
mission, Glenwood. The service
was held in St. John Episcopal
church, staring at 1000 a. m. on
Tuesday, April "a, and the bishop
will be assisted by the Rev. d. C.
Smith of Little Falls; Rev. r. J.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26

each pat.olman to open his section
of road in a few hours after
storm, unless it is so severe that
a rotary or tractor must be called
in.
cit may never be possible to keep
all roads open through a storm,
but each year we are getting bet
ter prepared to open them soon
after the storm abates," says Mr..
Babcock. ....
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26

Is the Democratic party looming back in
Minnesota? At meeting of the leaders Of the un-
washed few days ago they named full state
ticket an everything. In frantic endeavor to find
men enough their selection for Lieutenant Cover
nor claims to be Republican, and Edward lndre-
hus of Foley nominee for the United States Senate
was vigorous supporter of Mr. LaFolette four
wears ago.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26
District 26
Teacher
Miss Dorothy Steines .

Miss Dorothy Steines -. Teacher
Theresa Lndemann ...... Editor
Herman Ley ......... Assistant
The spelling contest for the
township of Sank Centre was held
at the Normal Department Satur-
day. There were only two schools
participating. Lawrence Determan
of our school won. Three cheers
for Lawrence and District 26.
Cecilia Gritzmacher was absent
from school Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
William Kosba, who is making
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26
LEWIS TO WED IN MAY

Rome, April 23.-Slnclair Lewis,
the American novelist declared to
the Associated Press correspondent
today that he will marry Dorothy
Thompson also an American writ
err, about the middle of May. The
marriage will take place in London.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26

Little Ernie Lundeen, of Minneapolis, has filed
for the Farmer-Labor nomination for Governor. He
says he will drop out if his party finds better man
for the job. That should not he serious task Tor
the organization If the public took Ernie half as
seriously as he takes himself he would be quite
statesman.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26

Miss Susannah Barlow of Wind.
sor, Eng, was disappointed in love
when 20 years old, but kept hel
bridal gown to be used as a shroud
when she was buried at the age Of
101.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26

Long, of Brainerd; and the rector
of St. John. The bishop will cele-
brate the Holy Communion and
preach the ordination sermon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-04-26

The tallest married couple in
the world is Mr.. and Mrs. Jan
Van Albert of London, each being
more than eight feet tail.
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SALE--HOUSES.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME.

Once in n lifetime it becomes the priv.
1ege of those who love beautiful homes Ia
be recipients of an opportunity where their
dreams regarding home can he satisfied.
In this high altitude and amidst inspiring
surroundings you are offered castle III
Spain" Not a fanciful fabric of make.
believe. but q beautiful bLme OF reality
with soft .hued roofs. ailurinz balconies. mag
nlficent doorways. harmonious interiors-al
of which have meaning to those who ap-
DreCiate the fine things Of iifc
Comforts never before Installed in homes
built To sell Architectural effects beyond
your most sang,iine expectations This home
~ to he sacrificed II il in Chevy Chase
whore the name means something Price
$50 500. Call Mr.. cox, Wisconsin 1850
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sEMI:DETACHED CLEVELAND PARK
HOAE--s Rooms. . BATHS
BTJTLT-IS GARAGE.
REDUCED FROM $i3. 500 TO S1sB0O.

A beautiful stone and stucco seni-detaehsf
nome Just west Of Connecticut ave. ia the
neart OF the attractive Cleveland PARK Ser
ton convenient 10 scboOls stores churches
AMI transportation. Covered concrete front
porch. reception hall uru.uslly large
lures: bIE kitchen. completely equipped: ont.
AIDE pantry With bsfilt-in refrizsrator Ar
ustic de"oratiorI. hardwood f01rs through
IN baths stone opeu frSpia.~, natural hard
wood Trim. HOt-wa hes. with latest tvra
raoiation electricity and all modern eonvsr-
iences concrete cellar with iaunCirv irays
,aystory AMI big tnIiIt-in garage In sxcsl-
ient condition. Eetuced from s1o a00 IN
$4,000. on very attractive TENS a5d-.sS
Fox 322-X Star GrIce
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Although many Of Caesars friends were scandal.
lied at what was looked on in Rome - irrson-
lar alliance, they were all delighted to take part
IN the festivities that marked the alton Of
temple to Venus by Caesar. In the temple he
placed q statue Of Cleopatra, to suggest that she
was Of qody descent.
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNlSHED


~r11 ~-5=-1 ,pryX y.~77@1---.-- c~1c
MAN, LIN, Fahh. ~ oNNEk. hMS.
| San1 pain am hrst'cIass condinon:
1888 CONN. AV.-i4R.. 5B.. AMI $500 90
45n9 ArEyle Ter.-IO r. b., ami
gar. .,....,,... 500 90
34ll S3rd nj. n.w.-10 rms. b.
ami: gar, .,.,. 1900
TAG Lsnier st. n.w.--12 r. & /: b..
rs 2ist st. n.w.-i3 r. & 3 b. o''0
ami: car ,F 1890
1900 Girard VS. r. = b. ami. 12S na
1911 18th H,w.--1 r, . H., ami. 1890
1887 Montaguc-9 r. = b.. ami.
eer ....... :....... ..... ITO 90
a,si tx i" - b. a. MI s Sar loo y"
ii@h IlN suG - nw-~9 b. ami 100 %
ia3S OGDEN ST. n.w--6 r. b..
am = gar. 49,. ...,...... ZOO 90
ilIa Lamont n.w.-ar' : b.. ami,
car ...... ......,....... 40 90
1901 Euclid n w.-l0 r.. 8 b., ami. $500
1905 Col. rd n.w.--9 r. b.: h.-wh.. 81 90
Iint l.th nw.--S r. b.. ami..... - 90
No Isth W. r., : b.. a.ml.. gar. Suu0
4gd5 4lst st. n.w.-6 r. D. ami. - 90
iIu5 Itth ST. n.w,-S r D. NV n. Lh.U0
sodo Jackson ne.-~b r.. h. ami. gar 1000
Il3 Van Buren, ST. NV r. b..
MI; Sar. 1900
"a |. ave. ne.-9 r. b. ami. 1900
sso Is9l t cnr s 49, b. B.. ami ami 1859 1899
1918 18th nw.-S r. b.: h.-wh.. 1000
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1901 b ST. E.--CORNER HOUSE. NEAR
~ new hardwood floors and trim. all mod
ern imprpvem"nts. Bargain. S7.151: $50
cash. $50 monthly
sTEJAkT EROS. NC
Line. f"OO l3I 1Ith a. NJ
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About year after No first Cleopatra, Caesar
reached Rome and after several military campaigns
sent for her to join him. Caesar established her
IN one OF his villas the banks Of the Tibsr.
where with her young she was to live in corn.
fort until he could divorce his Roman wife and
marry her.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

COURT OFFICE just REDKcORATED TN
Evening star Building which 10 modern In
every uaft!cg'AF: running ice water In halls
elevator seFsios nntii midnight snd on Sun.
3as; references required: reasonable rentals
hpr5t bjD star building or phone Main
1000 Efanch G5
rbkhEk 18Th And y sTs M -
pH4fsE snf gDrfGf ar for 4 business . large
fH'ms win pi1 yhth bath. keys ST 303
totpfaf@ Bldg. Nan 40I
OPPOSITE AkTROPDLI1AN CLUB STUDIO
ahd ghthFe Apply Franklin gst Ii'
OFFirg or bEsR SPACE ~ LAW OF.
htr. Mr UlIiHlhDh MAln tttt.tO.
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cas- La Ave NV
431Q 1nd st MY

Corner home. g large rooms: h.-wh.. cleo
ETie light. huilt-in garage: only SIS.
THOMAS A. JAMESON co.
nnG NaN York ANp Y "
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RENT--STORES.

-
NEW CORNER STORE. MT PLEASANT
section---Fine opportunity for dehcatessen,
Phone West 1857 Or call. week days. lo63
aa03 -TI1h sT-FTSE. LARGE STORE,
tiled floor. large show windows. HENRY
ScHAFFERT. $50 John Marshall pl.
sTORE-LlvTNG QUARTERS. AMI, ANY
business. 109 4th NV. Call Harry J. Car
roll els G NV. Phone II l0439.
BIG BUSINESS. On UPPER 18th ST.
Establish yourself in this live center. New
hugh grade store No. 1904: rent reasonable.
L z. F. PRINCE. 3lA Investment Bldg.
1859 P ST Nw--LARGE STORE. SUIT
able deiicatesEen. tailor chain grocery, etc.
rent low. Main 14l4. Cleye. eI6.
STORE WITH Lying oa ArI WHITE VII. on
HARRY CARROLL. NJ. l0l39, 9fs Q 81. IS
3444 lsth- sT.--S75: HAS BEEN TAILOR
ghop last . years. cheapest rent on IAN II
47f+ 1fth---Ss5. by as and cellar first
month free. FRANK f. ALrEMts. 3232
Flfcott ~.
Mt PLEAsAST-Two STORES. ONE so
H. deep. the other - feet deep; excellent
display wlndow: splendldiy lighted. heat
furnished. These are the most reasonable
priced stores in this section.
Downtown. I4h s,--Sewiy remodeled
feet deep. heat furnished: suitable for
most any business. Satisfactory lease can
he gwen. Rent iow for this location. In
guire for fun particulars.
cHAs. u. sAGER.
Main 50. ga lsih st. NV.
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RENT Hnt SES-FtRNISlIED

RENT Hat SES--FURNISHED
room dcta ohFd house: rcutal moderate &
right family. Address Box 433X star Office
js
. r ANn 4. H.-W II. FLEE: GOOD \ w
lor3uon; weit furnished, rent reduced To 500
a month.
Main 1856. Room lol" 1Qto VI. Ave. NV.
RENT Observation-Disclosures
THREE STORY RRTcK--NINE LARGE
rooms, h.-w.h ami electric: entire house
location for colorei tenant, So nor month.
Apply for KEY at Ills 18th 81. NV. or call
Mr., Rlanken at franklin 81.
II Rooms. An u; : BATnS1 NkW Win RE-
LEONARD 456 LOUISIANA ave. NV. Main
Iaas RIITN0RE ST N-W--FTNE FOR
professional man: partly fur; 10 T.. b..
Gar garaSe. Reduced Main 7S3l -
soc \ ST. SW--6 ROOMS. BATH. AND
s son Gs' s N G S'i Co !" i fSSa S %@
mont ave, Franklin 900.
81 LoNGFEILoW,', ST rs1 ,;p, 6 SS,S
is,k o 81 49, . y xs SSS SO
CHAS f. TRlBBY. al9 DIST, Nat, BlS. Bldg
pay phone NJ. as. night phone. Col 66?0
neysls decorated double garage. Phone NJ
324e CRANE & BELT Union Trust Blds.
70 CoLoRFD-tS,I 9th 5 Mn ~ ms. AM APP
c SS's 1sT R f'qfs 9Sa trust re"q Rs St0
NEAR WALTER REED. HOSPITAL = SaH
Nenahle nj. NV Newly decorated BUNGALOW;
; rooms sleeping perch. tile bath. ami.
Call Sherhert Hlan. -----------.-------
TOLoRED-I2lI MoNTELLo AVE. NE
Is r ami. lovely garden: low rent; earaCe.
Nam l1l4, Cleveland 2l6. ----------'---
end AM \. !: AyE. NE FL. + 9NTa.
rare: SO 50, Cleve. .l6. Main 14l4.'
i!Sa llth Sr. NV ROOMS AND BATH.
furnace heat. electric and gas: water on
each floor: So so.
1872 NEAL NEM6 RMS, AN AMIG; p NETLH
RFLT, Union Trust Bldg. -
6-RooN AM ,RRAAITY noISE. GAS; COL
SIS Is, st. w ms. bath 49, 90
I!o9 ave Sc" rms: Dasn rent, rent
John QUINN co ING.
FOR CoLOR"n
1SSa n II. . ct rms. bath furnace "a
le..:. I'D =. ~ % r. 1ap. water s. SO
JAMES MoRHiso WoopW ND KesI'or.
'9' baths ms nv H. = heat eIoS., si@spins
sl GSFSi's St n.w-S rooms and bath.
az sGh s n'w.-e rms, : baths. 800
COZ :s' 5SRd It zen nw t--g rms. bath. ha
ssSs NJ $, n..w;,--a rms and bath. =, w
1893 S'n'r st hf ne.6 rms. y. h..ah... IS 90
c3lS Eve st nw--6 rms water. 80 90
4a2 = 81 sw-T rooms and bath S. 90
1Ie51r 9Th st n e.--1st floor. ) rms.
5A AS fs'f M6 sri Woodward RealioT.
30 HOIh II. NV.
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S.Al.E--F.ARMS

335 ACRES ON POTOMAC.
Tract of 335 acres. fronting about half
didly adaDted 10 camp sites or country ea-
tate; Hunting and fishing. About half OF
Al bargain price of S1i 600 or less than
~35 an acre Write today for fun particu-
lars Address Box 410-X star office
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ATTRACTIVE BUSINESS
PROPERTY.
Leased to a responsible con-
Germ for ten years, who will pay
all expenses, this property will
show a most attractive return
on the investment. and it has an
assured increase in value. Not
only an absolutely safe buy, but
one that pays above the average
rate of interest for this class of
property. Call Mr.. Whiteford.
EVENING PHONE SERVICE
UNTIL 9 PM.
McKEENER & GOSS, INC,
Realtors.
14l5 X Street. Main 47s2.
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ttENT-~UEFi(E SPACE
ItENT-DESK SPACE.

LAWYER SHARE DFFtTE SPACE. no,
Feibef with telephone and eiehDRfapbi" ssrY
lne reasonable Majn I5i4 ttEFe. 2Ih
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY

TO RENT OR ROOM BUNGALOW
ami. and garage. preferably garden and
shade: Clarendon or BaIlston must he req,
sonahIe: give DESCRIPTION. location and rental .
no agents. Address Box 313-X. Star office
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INSPECT

INSPECT
203 w. Bradley Lane.
A new colonial brick residence
overlooking the Chevy Chase
Country Club grounds. Eleven
rooms Three baths. Two-car
buiit-tn garage. 70-n. frontage.
Lot 200 IT, deep.
Open Daily
Until pm.
y. /. SALISBURY CO., INC,
1913 Eve 81. NV. NJ. 1904.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE.
SALE-HllSINESS PROPERTY

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-BUsINESS PROP.
erty. Nos, 1872. 731 and 733 9TH st. w,
with @-story brick stable in rear said No.
1899 All at reduced price OF SIS 900.
DCNALL & CO. T"2 11th st. NV. -
DESIRABLE. LARGE 2.STORY BRICK GA
rage property. fronting on street and having
wide public alley on one side: No. 1899
khgman nj NV: at 81 500.
nIrNAlI. & co 700 llth 81 NV A.
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MD. AVE. NE.

Opposite the proposed supreme Court
HnhlinK condemnation proceedings Tor the
ground are NOW Under way. one square
from the senate Once Building ami cluse To
the Congressional Library. Capitol and House
once building. An exceptional value in a
neiehhnrhuod Of rapidly enhancing values
contains 10 rooms. stram heat. eiec Hight 10
suitable for profitable roominx house husi-
ness, which will easily carry all charges al
the bargain nrtce asked. To inspect. phone
l.. /. kANAITE.
OFT ] 18th st. Real,nr. Main 7S5.
ENening nhnne- GenrslA "nnn.
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WANTIell----MNNEY

2nd NOHTGAnE MOTIF, WELL EFcunFn
~as ~ no az u Matoll iu4f ia nayahir
MA ",en,h.g j,aa,.lH,t1'"s q = .,plsfsS hal
i'ariy wil sell 1T II =. ,iisfanni ills ee,,in
"aie, insataben etc, included Fhnns Frank
i'm 1Ws7 T..
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NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL - SaH
Nenahle ri. NV. Newly decorated bungalow;
: rooms sleeping porch, tile bath. ami.
III nNrnnl
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ItENI--H AHIIIinIiHltH.
EXCHANGE.

FDuE,6TpHF HIIDlha ~ REAH or 81
gth - . ~ ktiaidg fof khBD 0f hlorag
IHqu3te EIsAis Sns
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no COLORFD-49l 9th SW ~ RMS. AND
bath newly rapered Phone Nj. 3346
CEANE & Rf"T l-,tar TY,gst E3,ic
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f0I0RrD-I2lI M0NTFIIo AVE. Ne
Is r ami, lovely garden: low rent; earaGe.
ain LII i1nNn1af1d AZ k
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hawk eye and then plunged his men
into the marshes. wading - long. wet
miles 10 San Augusiin. a suburb south
Of the city.
Once again the "accursed Yankees
had refused 80 conform to Santa
Ana's plans. and the frantic dictator
was compelled to reorEaniZe his en-
tire scheme OF defense From San
Augustin the one fair way TO the city
WAS the Acapulco road and out of
the conviction that Scott must choose
this route. Santa Ana fortified San
Antonio. and where the highway
crossed the Churuhusco River, made
fort. and put men and guns at the
bridgehead.
As at Cerro Gorio. Scott sent in
valuable young Capt. Lee on an err.
rand of reconnaissance. and he re-
ported that way could be made
across the pedrecal a bleak, terrible
stretch Of Lawn vomited from Mount
Ajusco some ZOO years before. Under
cover of darkness the movement was
carried out on the lath--a furious
storm making every step a stumble
and by midnigh, 5000 Americans were
gathered at the hamlet NJ san Geron-
imo. well in the rear Of Gen. Valencia
an incompetent who fanCied himself a
Caesar.
Capt. Lee. feeling his way back
across the pedreGal. carried he news
In Scott and arranged for a frontal
attack at dawn.
AT o'clock a whispered order went
down the line. and after ; hours of
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wall. and on April j. set out to fol
low the footsteps OF CorteZ,
As the hot coastal plain fell behind.
the Americans walked through scenes
OF ever+chanGing beauty. gay as larks.
But at cerro Gurdo there fell n
heavy silence. on one side of the
road were frowning precipices. on the
other yawning chasus. and from the
SUBMITS Of two towering hills-~l a
Atalaya and FL Telsrafo-Santa Ana
and an army of $1,000 commanded
every approach.
Scott gave them back their conf.
dence. As huge and granite.like az
! the mountains about him. he studied
his plan OF battle as though il We're
no more than "A chess problem, finally
deciding that the one chance was TO
turn Santa Ana's left and gain the
Mexican rear
The dictator had not troubled 10
guard this approach. insisting that
not even "A goat could reach him from
that direction. but Capt. Robert T.
Lee and his. engineers. scrambling
through the night. found way. ON
the seventeenth a Whirlwind attack
carried La Ataiaya, and at dawn on
the morning Of the eighteenth Scott
ordered charge against the height OF
FL TELEGRAPH.
There were only handful Of Ameri.
cans, scare 300. in that first stacgpr.
ing, exhausted achment, and fac.
ing them were batteries and s.0On cav.
airy, but with reckless fury thew
leaned 10 the combat havonets lev.