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Show •• 3 - THE OGDEN EXAMINER, 1913. 6, JULY. MORNING, SUNDAY. UTAH, OGDEN, Passing on: and" right in open lg 'the left wing. came: In tervals, King, and with. the right line de the there whole" regiment, fell ; "Words Gettysburg's 5 them' their markable * L ** BATTLEFIELD. full significance report of that .was written episode written by Joshua L. great Colonel, { battle. A of one It was of the In. battle men -The A 3 one eat; fight saved his take her as a box just as 'ever, 80 of good like you one Round just to .used Top, do. * :A box of Lowney's or Johnston's will just fill D: bill. the Drica Co Culler hill,inhe says that b shells the PRESCRIPTION among the is sentimental made the most when he made movement famous EVERYTHING SPECIALISTS THE 'ORUG LINE, IN .OGDEN, WASH. lively move k• UTAN When ton bim My amen shot were firing getting muskets. 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MATTER NO them Let except trip. Mother the TAKE Door IT OGDEN TO CANYON. :. Special Sunday. THAN attractions EVER have been Dad have welcome, too.. Bring smiles a welcome to the weary. and Canyon Ogden that know MOOD, WHAT YOUR COMPANIONSHIP. evening in installed a your for the kiddies. camera and photo F 4! 4 Does Boy the Play Ball? 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Special S J. inducements are Weber ap- to parties and number the when which playground excursion it rates will be E made. ,f • 1 will they a you are planning big one for that matter find 1, a, better place for 11 4. canyon the vou: have friends appreciate trip to the If a of If Canyon. or . justifies new comer. entertain, for E The glories r: * offered to county. the 4 shown is preciated frown makes efforts of + you'll. a to 1. When you recreation grow deeds. the inducement happy. be: will The borne on every is the smiles two vigor and after before. life of There the to Utah's of Wasatch. visitors. - 1; breezes. look of murmur of trout leaps 3 ? You grandeur re- is It sort. its all the breezes, * develop Calls -4 diamond baseball where * enough sure Hermitage Thè r. Well, an 'a little where party can you outing? 3 * F GO TO MIME Cars OGDEN CANYON! will OGDEN be run L his Ogden's at MORE INVITING IS concerts eyery afternoon and Sunday evenings. have healthy, helpful organized play. They'll fun. Take to home with you. your Send can Resort INVITES YOU'LL 1 THE runs, teary her A L Brewing the officials of The the Yosemite Na• as tional park are co-operating with that, and each has its little Illiad in the forest officers. of the Stanislaus the reports. national forests and Sierra for fire. all not literature But the fine of prevention and control in both the Gettysburg is bloody. The battle has park and the forests. inspired some fine poetry, the finest of all its chants being of Confederate balloon carrying recording origin. That noblest of the battle struments, sent up by an Italian scien Tide poems, "High at Gettysburg," is tist, an reached altitude of twenty-, by Will Henry Thompson, who fought three miles and found the coldest tem as a soldier in the Confederate army; perature, 70 degrees below zero, twelve and at the end • of this poem the miles up. author sings a song of- peace and ru conciliation .and love: oll-driven harvester A mammoth But who shall break the guards that that is being tried on Australian wheat walt fields strips sixty about acres day, a There *Becker and guns! tree from to tree, until captured, we• the valley and cleared of nearly one whole being many Fold one hand his me sword Holding fast swinging for made mixed gray, And with head a gigantic ghost Receding through the battle cloud. heard across the tempest loud The death cry of a nation lost! crisis fired say Men with : rendered: bayonets, crossed, the ordered bayonette. The was enough. It ran like fire along the line from man to man, and rose into a shout, with they which upon sprang forward thirty the enemy, now: not yards The effect was surprising; away. many of the enemy's first line threw down their arms and sur 4 the. Above 8 I word face of awful Fate? standards of the South tattered at the Were, shrivelled cannon's mouth, her all hopes And were desolate. last ready to club was imperative we were struck by this overwhelming force hand-to-hand fight, which could not probably have stood or survived. At that the Before The • A * over wife Your of gal tree "'made us tops along the crest." But the lively moving was forward, not back. he found after being charged four times, by a whole brigade that his ammunition Chamber was gone, lain tells the story thus: men the the Twentieth Little Indicate thoughtfulness. Candy. says, "We rations." Later, double on the summit the crashing of rocks the and that tions Fir • this and but he our of *We all dead officers. lay upon Little Round Top saved Gettys In his official burg. own report fight, Col. the Chamberlain has some indicate that| simple phrases which can Inspiration. plain words contain His men had had almost nothing. to a by one and on then other, were killed hundred_ wounded. ' *Better others - You keep a woman's love by show. ing her the little atten lieutenant-coloner, Maine, | test the: including Thirty of wounded. the lant regiment, The cans threw surrendered aNarge "number and field, By and prisoners, Cülley they advantage, The and arms numbers; ty * HERE" five ppaces, of the dozen andofa their 3 A 368 colonel, A and eloquent utterances. stayed in death,-How of Little heroism Round laconic to intervals large fled; Twen TRADING the up had gaiped. down their General, afterward at followed re This was one tleth Maine regiment• to to may," and the' regiments which were, men of 5O wit "came pulled out of the Hamphrey's standards speak, main Union came back.- -The line, advancing toward the Emmits Top, echoed in a report. burg road, in the second day's bat. Gen. discovered tie, when Warren Joseph Chamberlin. Edgar called forth; The next day's events were attacking that the Confederates / Gettysburg A inspired he many proved that exactly right, The has was Little until Round Top, which wat that burn." the preparations It inspired that. *words Buford made were then undefended. + Col. Chamberlain's men, 880 the left regiment, was on noblest swords that ever were spoken inspired. wan Little Round Top. While the en ad another early Instance of on Gettysburg Here American soil--the on Stone's Pennsylvania emy in its front, in the woods on the Lincoln. a From the Inspiration. dress of Abraham fierce attack; "Bucktalla, making a brigade, the was lumbermen bill, start,: and even on the very days of n Confederate bra Chamberlain saw the great conflict, men's tongues were from the Allegheniea, had been placed gade in the rear of his line moving the right at Mcl'herson's woods moved to. eloquence by the vastness by its right flank and passing through assault they had to sustain the occasion. of with the alight ravine, evident puralmost on -coming Con of the par whole let. who For; as at Waterloo, those on the pose of gaining a position the federate yelled: army. But they ticipated in at knew Chamber flank of this regiment. time that a great thing was going on. have come to stay!" alin at once threw back his left wing, of This is the universal testimony Gen. In his 'report of. the result, and extended his right wing by inter un the field. It is Doubleday tolu they who were on how "stayed": the left, in order. to in•' vals toward usual for men to get that perspective. the -They kept their word; for the movement and. the tercept at in an open one, the pool Generally who have part ground" was same time avold diminishing the ex greatest, a the scarce exposed, large even events are extremely and tent of his front. spot, of the number of 1y aware of the momentousness them fell upon that they to The brigade of the enemy attacked occasion; lack the perspective of nover lease it again. left flank, ad the furlously on little things time, the that happen, Count of Parla, in his account firing, within ten paces. the petty of the battle, was inspired the routine duties, hunger with many varicing, They were first checked and then re pun that epigrammatic phrases; Ings and thirsts, the familiar he 88. by pulsed the left wing of the regi rain that said of the withdrawal of Pickett'& di shines, or the discomforting ment, thrown back for the purpose, all these the falls things break to vixion after famous charge; fourth and time the second, third of the mind the welght and mass The division doen not fall. hack; it enemy renewed the attempt to break event. which history so, highly spa is annihilated. *this line, and each time were thrown There could be praises". nothing more elo by the little band. The ground But all the men who were at Gettys. quent from the lips of then than back covered with Union and Confed words of Count of was burg were awaro of the Immortality these simple mingled, erate dead, all within ten that Paris in of that moment.* describing the. line of the The centuries paces. of ground. Finally, Chamber General Jlumphreys, when hung on the vent loomed before them. Union, ne lain's men, still holding their ground, Hun back, after being cut all This was true Inspiration. was forced found they had exhausted all their *to. pieces near the l'each dreds had it. Orchard: did before first day's ammunition. •What Chamberlain tho night the On tu the flags * It count Fall do then?. back? Not at all. battle began, when *Gen. Buford, of that Are floating his line in along ordered his men to fix their bay to realize the fat that it the cavalry advance stood on order repre guard, charge the Gen. onets, and enemy! high place in Gettysburg and saw cents ten regiments. Barnes, U. 8. A., commanding the ten roads converging upon the regiments, scarcely anything James town, tells in his report the first division, he said to Col. David Devin, of this left but the flagsflags are Little of the Round Top fight "Rest what state, that there! It assured the enemy all was like the souls of happened then: will attack us in the morning. Their those regiments glory marching to colonel's At the skirmishers will thundering after the command, come men were killed. "Forward!" that and wearied along three lines deep, and we shall But by no means all the eloquent to. fight devils un "body of like, to men rushed for maintain words of Gettysburg were written worn ourselves •until the arrival The of the in der exaltation. or Intend enemy were Indeed ward with a shout. This fantry." was. the first example ed to be anything other than common of* that clairvoyance field place, It takes that the the event to give How the famous, Inspired AT GETTYSBURG VETERANS to SAFETEM *THERE'S back. wheeling ployed Burn" That F + J. every 30 minutes and oftener RAPID GO EARLY! necessary. when Last car GO returning TRANSIT OFTEN! STAY leaves the CO. Hermitage at 11:40 The Line Places of LATE! p.m. 1 3, That Lures Contentment 1 ; 4. 4 5. 1 41 ;: b.. : ‡ 7 .1 g to : |