coming ?Waat fivery day the
lefoift ihjnnMiiit wiiiipjf a car. of
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Cow in ami let m ?how them.
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They are 1914
3. FOWLER
^STERN Mining Engineer, with
?^;,%j^?/o?:;a valuable mine was
aJ&but to close t?e deal, wh<? at th?
i'iast i^&ute^'',yS0 "Western capit^fe s with
drew their support. ^iA '-^S^ -pours left
?? which to find the money, he "j?bt':Ne#
^Jgpfe^on .the Bell Long Dist^^^ek?
-#hon^
outlined the ..iptojfa^
^^m;%q finance. " ' "
' A percera*! interview by the Beil Lony pfaiwjol Telephone
' or eaves a eftuetkwv
WMet% yo? telephone?smile
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(Belton
the
his escape di
not until S
wae learned 4hai"k#>
r^^Seete at' Kg?
fooied almost any?e?
?gnibehig the uan#.
fcWagsap*- pairs ' Wsf Iw.
4*1
*Bk*i
?ato?*y!
pays v hjsr hu.., so ase
thought for ,* wjpcpaot *po*t -tho
checks being eroeke*. < ?^c'Ameuot of
the checks, each of them, were* Us
Raping with the amor H he shorts
bave drawn for hjs week's work, fcsjj
he beam peed off by cheeksv-4f.no. Bat
oa j^urdAy night Mr, Livingston paid
iMajfrt'-:^ Chief of Pottee
Martin and the Iwrce got htisy-pm son*
as they teamed of the forgery and
II wired, ?evoral towns and cities and U
"is hoped that ha wilt be Cs^nSf
few days and brought back- 4s' BeHon
and placed en the
town or county. '
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Shermaa Prepares for Campaiga.
Fifty years ago cd*, wuihtm T.
Sherman, commanding : the Federal di
vision, of the Mississippi, with head
quarter* ;at Chattahoo**. was'jH-epe*.
Ing his armies for the gigantic con
flict to open in Georgia with Atlant*
Its chief.prise.
Th* first movement of the Atlanta
campaign was to be made in a week?
a cHSspeig? that would conclude only
with the fall of 4**: -, metrOPOlie' Of
northwest Georgia and be coninued in
This wasalso1 ^ be ^ho'first of a
remarkable aeries of aperntlons which
wcn?^ gain Gen. fmerman the tiUo
.'The Great Flanker,, end;e^abUab for
h!m ,an undUputsd ^Ihce among the
great military g?nies, 6* th? world. His
rival. Gen. Joseph K- J?bneton,, practi
ca?? was to conclude h\* military ca
reer m this mlf^y:^ajcceaMc*v ^t
movements. ThongsttSSU&d to fair,
;hjB sfat?.,heTe: to fin* evetfaatiag * a*a?,
W^SSftiliant ls&*m&xia , Georgia
h?ds later vas to- bring him the ra
cogaitlon he dW not then'receive. Ai
a result . of hi* oiterattoas against
Sherman,";backed .'fcHtf*-- r?cprd, else
where, military author??aa* -Morth-'aad
?8euth, today declare jobneto? on?
of "the 'Gonfedsrate. Generals second
only> to iiee, if n6t hlav?4ual. -
Comamada TMoVxgpR < '
General-Sherman. wird on March IK
^ of, th*'......
T?e?i* confronted %rith the"
handling oittm^ armies to the field.
hi ^cL" *nionms^and
HHMHMfc : :. .O^rgt:c715?8C
inad-beeh brought naat from Viekshurg
ul and was/restioa near ItJ?atawi?U ??
I j . vortoern. Alabama? the ' ' aefandv: was
* { coaeent?(4ed rnekr Cnattahbogs, - and
the tMrd was. at Kiwwtlie in Gast
IS
a'Hraugh the Greleaa and unceasing
;'la!^B??
wliattor- the rear, freer 8*ew>a*oh* Ala.
".Th? organi^atton ^n'? strsssth oi
tho Federal army <or field duty was
I now na failow'KT
II Army 0/ the CumhorL >ad?Pour th
{Corps (three divisions). fcfai. >.
Howard; *0.5$?men; fc/?riee*0i
[/Corps (three divlsiesisj, Gen. Julias
fi^PrtmftrjSS.?^;
|T t??re^ divtsiocsji ?en. ioe^ Reiter, so.
^i; Cavalry Corps (three divisions);
(fan. W?. I* Billot), .StSS?;. total; ?SJJitg
msg. -~ . .. ' .' ,
Corps (four divisions) Gen. John A.
was approxluia?i
264 guns,
I? ms Qfte ,|4;25 wb^wjU pay for f
4oH3 absolutely free ?f cosf. This of
s to Tbe Rajly Intelligencer only. Fill ^
*$$f a?|4 $e doU^iU ^ sent you in\m
ft??$ and you ? just act promptly.
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