davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-07
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- se.,,9 1s,1us ~ ~ .aata. -
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pIvanssnsyaaa, Yalkanaa ptslyok'
SypAes my lolA.sla ns,s as' sls ussoa. -
De1 eolae aes1oFe ..,liasas sss,1al !.
n.sxsoa oIzer
oetEa emne; eHga IagIa Yra esee1t, peaY,Ili'
vss % nat. sles. los ass a.s oIss1 sem
MeseH 2sn pssyaa!saasaa aaH :e :sa1enes:
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inna ast 3gs! tas e n "a
fra@eenel ma s ess :ptss.!sza,ttye,.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-07

f6restalla, da lsteg gumman upp med
sen spanstigh het'som ON hon svarit fem

f6restalla, da lsteg gumman upp med
sen spanstig bet SOM ON hon yarit fem.
ton somrar gammal. 49, sl.5 j.
DetIskalls jag saga honom! De der
bada aro nina s6ner. DEN enc sheter
Alfred och 4srf styrman pa briggen
ssAktiy' OCH seglar pa| Amerika. den
andre heter SGustaf och. ar kapten pS
skonaren s.Alma'' och seglar hvarest
det kan bara itill.''2 4, :
Badgastens 6gon f6rstorades betyd.
liet. stugan var lag och m6rk. Fran
den hsde dock utgatt sadana stor-.
kaxar. Gumman var synbarligen
smickrad af det intryck honsgjort ge-
nom slit meddelande. Badgasten var
sedan ofta pa Wind och blef On val
sedd CAST hos det besksaiisa .folket. 5,
f.; Da han gick. pa sdessasberghallar
ooh sag ut at hsfyet, som har for hans
6ga smalte tillsamman med luften,
delta haf, som sallan eller aldrig hade
,nfgon rast eller. 70, utan standigt haf
de sig, och stundom sakta suckande,
stundom vildt tjutande, rullade in
not klipporna, da f6rstod han fullval
Geijers ord:
"Vid femton ars alder blef stugan
mig trang.
Der jag bodde med modren min"o.s.v.
"Ja. det der ar ALT godt och VAL"
sager nu kanske min lasare, ''men
hvad har det att CORA med ett 'sj6.
marke," som ar satt till 0fverskrift
pa din uppsats!"
Jag skall smart nog gifva besked.
Latom oss lyssna till hvad Israel sd.
ger ON saken.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-07
AusrnAn1En l,ar Ii tili sina andra Sc.

AusTRALIEH har til sina andra BE.
synnsrli gheter afyen fatt en fisk pa
bsn: Eclipseexp tionen fiskade upp
nagra sadana som, da de ladies' pa
|dlck. Ieste sig| |pa fyra ben Deb gIngo.
Fdr ofrigt voro ds ntrustade med fe-
nor. stjert och sslar. 81 'beratta frsli,-
- sidninsar, III dan som ej yilI 50
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-07

mlnore Kaf1a SfF IgS S9M On u rAHle Y
garnharfva9 ennosh j sataasrtk t kaRl u sanl
der maM ct brsf M den rfhgs sko8sS
MAIDEN af,Ysmas6snh 4 ti]I IRuropa, under
det att dtst I'M dndisf andfa ontatandighe
ter skulle zkos serhddii;dil l. aa,imnspr
Endast / f66lIj nni ghss p delta
lands -naAt gaEangaf i STAND
ATT mar dek lar dom n M eEs
Esin kassa f6f&sa frakts spfMgRaS 2e.
sterns ofarmare :, on .,skattt ::af fem
eller tiessadta enn.ib6asds enib6 i s!sitttt I've.
to. Daaais aGdH Eai aaE
delta iass dsTee dsmsa aas 1i
undsrsssfiaKsnsS5ea sa 4 sa5sS 80 ,*i y. - Z
HvaaxaFa tiji SaHasa III III g;, ssH IS
genodHsiIia afniliGRa nilGiR 1tit5 iii, aiSSi
dens .issEItRaasfi3gi;lS sRItRaa si3 IbbSaps
dessa3 3R },MSIasvRP sdeSag RIs fIe. ;fyG ftISe ;yssI MAJ
enar det az 1San sEt nf6fa srya T. , s
empe] att k W aft afstsS ssSi s;i hnfsa se:h nct M
samyerkan deipasaa asa Sa,aHgsdti agstibs Is
f6r menskH sfa IL rfsR NJ ileI 5saan 8 ;s1s
dS horde nh n b;,l,otv;s vsnta at. ati
ibiand yarE fdH.,fnaa deuna ada
dvpd Oma * oaAl,AA IN fsSd aS$esE MA dat
vfsserligen eniasE,t1iiSsf i1oIn sJaEfElader
detta varE H4iXSfafsatji6a Y0atsfIand
HnruyidasHosE III sds{d6aI naiehsfsaHda
far rzda. .de5rDiom fordfe y arf fSfEaanhaf5eu
bara yittllae lch. ON " sklIdIISse lie.
trakta saKei3. Tndm: Il deKK y9TEiipe1; Ten
sid. 81 skulfe emafias Y. fs5lleI
uppruNagfdEfs df ysafa 4; ;biiek Af. Mem q III II
skyndsdisssS7 :5,asEandes at htIjssfrttaat
att hyaiaT :Sch iil sb 4e is kvad
de haaam aa1lsa psrsQnRen sl'i ii Hard denna aorg
liea % aOnsta asdfpa,et, M i a sa 5rilaga q xepip
bet fiii1ss s sa srastssma eap d i9 hYarksd ~ l
for Gud e1refmeuhtsk Of kan fdrsyara
sin paFtisKkets.,, e. nv ratt sniehet az
nagot h6gt och adelt, som flertalet 81
ems kommit att for ett ogonbllck MIR.
mare beerunda, mycket mindre uit6f.
va, Man Or utaf uaturen ej bold for
att foga sig efter sina medmenniskors
planer och meningar, huru CODA och
befordrande af det allmanna basta
deaaa an kunna vara ssv,da da q, ns m.
liaen 6fverensstamma med ens eget
tybke och astet ON gaken .fraea. Eei,
da heter det vanligen Jag tycker
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-07-07
Protest mot dot tyska sabelvaldet.

Vossische Zeitung berattar i ett af
sina senaste hummer, att for vinnan.
de af underskrifter cirkulerar inom
hertigd6met Sachsen-Meiningen en-
till tyska riksdagen stald petition,
som innehaller en- protest mot den da'
liga Dehandling som armesbefalet Of
ia later soldaterna Ida. 1 delta akt
stycke begar man:
'.l:o att det matte alaggas soldaten
att angifva hvarje maktmissbruk,
20 att uppfyllsndet af denna hans
pligt underlattas for honom pa ala
mojliga satt, SO att maktmissbruk
:straffas str angare an f6rr yarit fallet,
40 att f6rh6ren inf6r 'krigsratten
hallas ofentligt, sasom det brukas !
Baiern''
Dessa fordringar motiveras genom
anf6rande af en- massa uppr0rande
exempel pa rahet och vildsinthet.
hvartill militare f6rman Wort sig
'skyldige mot sina underordnade och
som endast sallan straffas. emedan
soldaten, ofta en- rekryt, varit okun'
Mig ON sina rattigheter, latlt skram'
ma sig och icke anf6rt klagomal el.
Ter ocksa derf0r att hans klagomal
ickee kommit fran till kompetent
myndiehet, utan begrafvits / den mi
litara administrationens portf6ljer.
Men handelse dom verkligen fal
ler, har ransakningen icke varit Of
sfentlig, So vida fcke domstolen hallel
sina sessionjer pa baierskt o.nrade
hvarjemte def ad6mda straffet genon
sin oproportionerliga litenhet | for
hallande till det begzngna brottet 81
nppenbart hanar den klagande, at.
domen ingalunda af honom Ian upp
|fattas sasom nagon uppratte else Frsl
denna regei ar Baiern det enda N
dantaget. Tack ware den Tag bestam
nielsen, att ransakningar yid skrigs
ratterna lash81las offentligts straf
fas ailh handlingar Of II Vildsinthet
|af f6rman mot underlY Ydande strangi
i detta land.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-10-30
0an,e Nummter 835.

Nn bem5eniter reines6ou5es in bers,o,tbt=
| itrabe Der Stabt IaB Elm juuaes gRaoten.
beiien melanholiiber un6 trdumeriSd,er
Blif ben Summer perrietb, fpeIher es aI-
ter erf6einen IieB, ais es tpirfIidb fpor
8Lonbe S5Iehten untgaben cine Stirn BON
bIenbenper Sh6nheit. Sc mar bic Sd,bne
2eltele SIpris, bic 8erIe bon grabont
Sbre Sano mar Der gbrsei3 mandes eos
len Gtafen tbre Sbonbeit Der Neio
nnnher 1dDnen Dame, unb bph, at,n
grpben Gerser ibreS gaters, entSdIos lie
| it6 Su feiner 8abI. Sic lab, Sic grme
iiber ibren s8ulen gefreust, beilen @oaen
cine tiefe 9tufresung perrietb, aud aIana=
ten 1brdnen auf ibren Wansen.
,9lber ipirfIib," fagte iie bitter, ,tites
ni6t Iborbeit IoIde eldnsenSe 8artien
aus5ui6lagen, n,einen Bater gu frdnten,
Eum einem Iroume na6Subdnsen. 9ld,
tpesen zines UtanneS, tpelher pieIleibt
......" Sic entfernte iid bonn sSsHiter,
nabm Die @uitarre iinb lieB ibre sorten
Singer itber bic Sniten gleiten; bod Sa
baS Snitrument baS Gbo ibres Sersens
ipar CAB eS nur flasenne Zone BON lid :.
balb entfiel eS tbren 6anben, unb oeS
arme &inb brad in Tbrdnen auS. d,
mein Quentin, ib fam ni6f an Seire
1lntreue slauben-1o piei S66nbeit fam
feine SaIi4beit bergen Dod tpsnn bas
pabr tudre, mas iie iasen....."
y98as tie iasen = 0, Du tpirit esnia
9lauben !"
Gin Sdrei mar bic Anttport 9eiteQens
benn Die &lile ibreS GeIiebten i9lpiien
ibr ben Utuno.
% nsetne 2eitellei o neine 8erle,
meme glneebetete! Sa Su bift meiu
uuf eipis r llnb Der sIiidIi9e Neips
bridte bas iitnge Wiab6en an feline
8ruit.
y9lber mein Bater,4 rief fie pI6bIi6
iInb entI6liipfte ieinen @rfnen.
,Sprt6t tpte er, nein &inS," iaete
Dd6aeI SIoris, tpeIber rnbemerft sinees
treten mar. ySa, nletne 2eiteqe, es 1T
Dein Quentin unb beim beiLigen ylico-
Iaus, mpr9en f6on ipa bic 9erIp6ung
ietn...... 9tun, Ou madft ia Ausen pie
bie 9rpbe Ibitr Der Rntbebrale, uan bod
| i@eint mir Die SADIE siemIth flar. 9eine
fleine Sanb pabte fur fetnen @affen.
i9mteb-beute 1T es ein GinltIer, fpeIs
der um Did anbdIt, un6 fann i'd Did
ibm peripeisern gsun, Rinber plauz
bert ungeitDrt -ilnp morgen lit Sp&seit." "
gSirtIi6 erflansen gum friiben Nors
gen Die 8Ioden Der Sfa6t uno gum Dtit>
tag tpieberbalIten Die aIten Boaenae=
noble Der 8atbebraIe ben sIildli6ften
S6tpur, treI4en iemalS Elm paar ausses
Ipro9en.
Der Same Der BerIe bon 8rabant
blteb sefeiert in Der fIantdnbii6em Gbroz
ntf, uno Der tbres 9atten errei6te einen
aus9eSei4neten Stang in bem 6ebiete Der
8unit.
Quentin UteiIpS tpurbe 145o geboren
uno itarb 1929 ii. benz 9lItsr BON 70
Sabren.
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Cincinnati, gonntag, DEN 80. oftober 1881.

perbroHen IN einem @ielensrunbe, Der
trcfen seIest tperben follte, Die sroben,
bur6 bas abflieBenbe @etpafier su Gage
setretenen SteinbIode iprsnsen.
Dieie slrbeit bauerte nod fort, aIs
ibon lauere Ndrstase famen. gineS
4bencs, nab einem iDIden miIben
Sorfrlblinsstage, Ioate nun Sei
lebte SprensIduB absefeuert tper:
ben elm 8eI9dft 6as bon iebel
SoOdem beiorst bate. Die iibrisen 9lrs
better be9aben it6 in getpobnter gSeiie in
Siderbeit urb Iaben Don ibrem Stanb.
Orte aud, fpie Sophem sSeuer iblug unb
iib iiber bas BobrIo6 beuste. 9lber es
muBte an Der 3inbi6nur etipas febIen
oenn itatt nun ebenfaqS ii6 aus benz se.
fdbrll6en 8erei6e gu flidten ieBts
Spo9em ii6, ipie ettpas ms g8erf rid
tenb, auf ben Steinblod bin. 9a pIbb=
lid oDnnerte Der S6uB unb cine Rau6s
tpolfe itob, NIT bunfeIn NaIIen permil6t,
bod in bic 2uft emppr. Ils bic entieb=
ten Utitarbeiter berbeiseeiIt famen, lag
Soo6em mitten stpiI6en bielen Sprengs
itafen, Die ii6 na9 ibrer 2uftfabrt gum
3beil ttef in ben tpeiben 8pben einses
tpilblt. Oc6 mar feline Sei6e faIt p6qie
unperiebrt SebIieben.
3tDet IaSe ipdter tpurbe iie gu ibrer
letten Gnbe gebra9t T; aber Der Sars, Der
auf etnem i6li9ten 8auerutpdsel6en
lag, mar iiber unb ilber NIT Gpbeu
uno anberm BIdtterfperfe bebedt, tpie es
Die SabresSeit bot. Das batten bic err
tpadienen Ebdter un6 sSrauen ses Dor
fes setbah Die einit ais fletne Wfdb9en
ben Soo6em sur Beibe besleitet unb jebt
trauernb unb tpeinenb Ieinem Sarge fDls.
ten, als bate ieoe einen DdterIi9eu
5relno perIpren. Ob bieIe Sbrdnen nibt
enoli4 AUDI bas srpBe bunfle &inbeSauss
9ei6Ipien bas ben armen Sop6em Bic
an istnen 2ebenSabenb perfolst bat? =
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Sremoe R5rpsr I'm augs.

aeon 8emarb, Mrst i'm II. Snfanteries
@eslment, sibt IN Der Union medicale
Elm lebr einfabeS MitteI an pbne Ollie
zines sSnitrumsnts frernoe G0rperder ilsl=
ter benz pberen glngenIibe berporsiSiebsn.
Gs fpmmt oft pors bab ale Benaibungels
miBIinsen, ba Iih baS fat ilnbsuerftarc
GDrperhen in Der oberen SdIte rerbtrgt
9lnitatt unniiber Nahforlhuuosn 1T niGts
einfader ais folgsnoes UiiiteI, tpelGtS
geipDbnIih ale onceren iberfluiiig ntdd1t I
Man fabt baS obefe 9lusenIi6 nabs bet
ben WinfeIn NIT Daumen nnb 3eioefins
germ beioer 6dnbe, siebt IS leiis nnfb
born Ienft es eIeih barnuf 10 tief me
ntDsIin uber bas untsre MugsnIib nao
bait es 10 nnsefdbr cine Minutt lonS
feIt, npbei man baS 6trpOrorin8sR bsr
Ibrdnen ~ perbinbern fu9t. @oha!e
man na1 bielsr 3eit bns obsrs &l!8snIle
ipietsr in isins Gage aurndgeben ldbt, brt
Elm Ibrdnenitrcu 8 bas frensee 3trpsrt
ireaat5@mensust nab man lspet - 1l7
ben fyeieR Manhe M aIe3eft8 Msce
libss, AZ sinss ~ etf
Mdnssnba,lt III s as'
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Die 2serfe pom 3ra6ant.

Ser erite 8Iodeni6Ias bes Norsens
ertDnte pom Iurme Der ct. Beterstirbe
gu Npm. Die Stille Der 9taht tpuroe nut
Our9 baS Bfeifen eines Iei6ten 8ottes
unterbrphen, ipeIhes nit 8ItbIbnelle Die
gSelen bes 3iber bur6i9nitt (; eS befan=
ben ii6 stpei perlpnen barin, bic eine mar
bet BpotSmann, bic anbere itano i'm 8ors
Oertbeil Der fIeinen 8arfe, sebaiIt in einen
tpeiten NtanteI, tpeI6er aber ben maieitdz
tii9en @uds beS Wtannes beutIi6 erfen=
nen IieB. Sin oi6tes i6parses 6aar fieI
Iofig auf feline SbuItern. Seine &ppf=
bebefrng unb feline S9ube fparen bic ein=
Sigen ii6tbaren 8eseuitdnbe, aber bas
grasibie Sammetbarstt, sei6maft nit ei=
ner Seoer, tueI6e cine gsraffe bon gSeI=
iteinen baran befeltigte, uno Die 9dnse
Der reid seitidten S6ube perrietben eiusu
elegant 6es Is. Sabrbunberts.
Gs mar cine 16one SOmmerna6t; Der
Wtpnb sldnste an benz a3urnen falt immer
tpplfenlpIen SimmeI GpmS. Der Dom
st. Beter6 erbDb ii6 itolS tpie elm rie1iger
Dtonar6 inuitten Der prd6tisen BaIaite,
ipeI9e ibn III relpectppaer Gntfernuna
llmsaben. Der iunse Gapalier iprang an
baS ufer unb sing Deit 5luB entIang bod
plDbIi6 pertraten tbm brei beipaffnete
Dtdnner ben QSeg unb perIansten feline
8orie. Seinen OtanteI abperfen, ben
0esen Sieben unb fid in Bertbeibisung8=
suitanb leBen, ipar bel uuierm 16onen @a=
paIier ba8 8erf zines GusenbIifs. 9o6
befano er ii4 in elmer i6pierisen Sage.
gln ben IanSen unb idtperen Desen, Der
9ide ibrer nit Giien beIeBten 8dmier er=
fannie er Ieidt in ieinen 8esnern bret bon
ienen Gdubern, tpel4e man bdntaIs nit
biSarrsr Sronte 8rapi nannts. 9iele,
ipel4e feinen 10 frdftisen Q8ibsrltanb err
tpartet battenL perrpppeIten ibre 4nItren=
sunsenL aber Der junse 86mer, burd cine
Wtauer I'm Riden sel4iitt, belt iie lanse
3eit in &elpect, aIS pl6bli6 lein 9esen
bur9 sinen fall9en Sieb serbra6 berses
bens beDiente er li9 nit Wutb bes Degen=
ltumpfss, elmer Der 8duber erbpb ben Nrm
su einem fiirdtsrli6en S6las - ea am
berts iid pIbsli6 Die Scene. Sin pierter
Desen sldn3te, fieI unb Der 8duber tpdlSte
iid balbtobt su ben Siiben oeS neuen
Samplers. 9iele unertpartete gri6einuns
eri6redte Die beiben anbern 9Rduber, iie
ralften ibren perpunbeten Gameraben aui
uno entfloben.
,,8eim beiIisen 2ueas !" rief ber iunge
Cavalier, ,fein SdtpertidIas lit iemaIs
sslesener seflbrt ipprben. SD bite Gub,
ipre9t, tpem perbante i4 Sieie unperbOffts
Sulfe 2"
Der Jren,oe mar ein sroBer unb ih6ne,
iunser Mann bellen 9lusen 70 tpie feline
blaGe @eIidtsfarbe uno frdftise @eltali
Elm anbsres Yaterlano aIs Stalien perrie.
then. ST trus einen 2eibrod BON 2eber
Der Staliener bstradtete ibn nit erfiaul
nen unb 0ersniisen er Iab in ibn
zines Der idOnen Mobelle bes MIter
tbums. Der Srembe brad enbIih Sas
Ghpeisen.
.Ulesn saame2 Steiner 9reu, id
brauhe fein @ebeimnib baraus su MAIDEN
SD beiben Quentin WelipS anb BIN @af
fenihn,ieb 3u 9lntiperpen. MaS be1
Dienit betrifft, bon tpeldem Sbr Ipreht
70 ilt sr ,i6t Der 3eos irertt. 49, 9Iber Ii
Str nnn iptsi, ipsr u Bin 10 ides mi
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Das tdgIid)e polkabl0tt

foftet per pofs totne sonntassblatD ss29 psr SatE
sa6o has baIbs Sabr mt $40 sas Bierteliabr. nit
eoantassbiatt slia0 per Saar. $500 sas baIbe 5abs
unh $3.50 sas gierteIiabr.
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Mannigfaltiges.

Gbrenrettune. Gait Gin bersrcs
bieritube Der WeinbanoIuns y .Sbr 0err
8apa tit setpiB ieIbit 98einbauer 2"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: y9iur ni4t 10 beIpeh
tirIi6, msin Serr Bapa lit serabe ni6ts
tpentser aIs 8einbauer - Papa lit -
@ein = ia - brt - fant !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-10-30

Au6 eine Benton. Die Srau
zines Der rei6iten 2onSoner BuhbanDler
unterbielt ii4 nah benz Diner, bas Iie
benz &eoaftear seSeben, NIT bemieIben
unb man fam aud auf Die OienerI6ait gu
reoen, Bel ipelher @eIesenbeit bic 1ame
pes Sauies Die suten giseni9aften elmer
alten gmme, bic iie i'm 8ienits bate,
rilbnate. u46," idste iie, riie lit cine
treue Seele, Die ale meine Ginber BON Der
9Siege an eufsps. 9lber bic 4rme falst
an frdntli6 3u iperben, nnS id al6ebte
fir ibre alien Iage lorgen. &Dntten Sic
mir ni4t DaSu perbeIfen, bab i6 iie ms
NrmenbaaS brinse?1
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21

Pans May 1st.-A dispatch from General Log
erl, dated Sioux FL Arabia, April ID, says that the
light column sent to rcassure one Of the tribes
fired at hy two other tribes ana by the kroumrs
but the enemy were defeated with the loss Of forty
men. The Bey has written the French Minister
declaring that despite the entry of the French
into Tuuisian territory, the high esteem in which
he has always held the French is unnltored
PANS. May tst.-The report from Tunis that
the principal Arab theological institute has rcsolv
ed to uniHrl the standard of the Prophet and pro
claim holy war against the intidols is confirmed.
The Beys police, having discovered indie ,tions
of plot, made several arrests and domicilinty
visits which resulted In large quantity of bullets
md powder being discovered.
The French troops who landed ut Bzcrta will
operate in conjunction with General Iogeral, thus
completely surrounding the kroumir country.
All Bey. the runisinn commander, has removed
the Tunsinn camp south OF Beia, which the
French have occupied. The Kroumirs are now
practically surrounded.
TuSts, May lst.-'rho four French iron -clads
took Bizerto to-day.
TuNrs. May 5th.--rhc rumored occupation of
Boin aud the port of Farina by the French is
untrue.
The pey persists in his refusal OF the French
demands
LoNpuN. MAY 2d.--Poace has been concluded
between the Cape Government and the Bosutos.
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DISHONORABLE DISCHARGE carries with II
forfeiture of bounty, rs well pay and other
allowance.
Those who enlisted for ONE HUNDRED DAYS
or for THREE, SIX, OR NINE MONTHS, are not en-
TITLED to bounty for such enlistments, nor are
those who enlisted for ONE YEAR PRIOR TO july
Is. 1854
Those who were drafted for one year, and their
substitutes, are not entitled to bounty.
No bounty has been provided for those who en-
nSted INTO the Navy or Marine Corps prior to
July IL, 1854 Enlistment after that date brings
them in CLASS >
confederate prisoners of war who enlisted into
the Federal service i'll either of the six regiments
OF united States Volunteers" are not entitled to
any bounty, but deserters and prisoners from the
confederate army who enlisted into any Fedora!
state organization are entitled
Any person can, by careful perusal of the for
going remarks (unlesS there is some REGULARITY
connected with his case determine whether no i
entitled to any further bounty
The proposed Equalization Bounty Bill will if
it becomes q law, grant to late enlisted mon aght
and One-third dollars bounty a month for each
month of service, deducting all United States
bounty heretofore paid. Eight and one-third
dollars bounty month is equal to S10O bounty
a year. ANY of our readers who desire to learn
the amount of bounty to which they will be en-
titled should the Equalization Bill become a law
should multiply the number of months of actual
service by eight and One-third dollars, and from
the product subtract the amount of bounty
already received from the United States. The
remainder (if any will show the amount they
Will be entitled to receive if the bill becomes q
law
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A Word tn Contributors.
columns.

We are in receipt of large number of contrib
utions from subscribers and others, some of which
will be eventually used; but of course as we
have to cater to the tastes of a great variety of
readers, we cannot publish a sketch or poem
simply to please one only. We appreciate the
kindness of our friends whether their offerings
are accepted or not, and trust none of them will
feel hurt if they fail to see what they have writ
ten in print
Army and Navy news, everything connected
with the G. A. r. or other soldier organizations
is at all times acceptable, if sent while fresh
Incidents and anecdotes of army life, historical
sketches, &c, will also find room in our columns,
if of sufficient general interest and literary merit
to warrant publication.
Contributors must not understand that articles
sent us and which do not appear in print, are
held to be worthless; on the contrary we are
forced to decline many really good articles for
want of space, or because they are not what live
soldiers paper requires.
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Only until October Goth.

Those who were subscribers to The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE prior to August 90, must remember
that unless they renew their subscriptions before
October 90 their paper will be stopped. 1t gives
us pleasure to state in this connection, that but
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are anxious however to retain all our old patrons
and hence call to the attention of such as have
not renewed the necessity of their doing so
speedily.
The sum required is exceedingly small con-
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THE editor of the Philadelphia Times assumes
TO lecture the Grand Army of the Republic of
Pennsylvania upon their duty as voters in the
approaching election in that State.
Mr.. Mcclure is not in any respect fitted to
advise others in matters of politics, and he is
especially deficient in those qualities which are
most esteemed by Grand Army men as well as
Others who rendered honorable service for the
Union during the late war. He appears to be
afflicted with species of moral strabismus-a
mental obhquity of vision in politics-which
prevents him from seeing things as they really
are, and renders it impossible for him to describe
what he beholds correctly. We trust the men,
bers of the Grand Army will pay no heed to his
intermeddling, but exercise their rights as citi-
zens according to their own convictions of what
Is best and most proper under all the circum-
stances of the case with which they Will presently
have TO deal.
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WHAT THE LAW SAYS.

Section 1854 Revised Statutes U. S. Persons
honorably discharged from the military or naval
service by reason of disability resulting from
wounds or sickness incurred in the line of duty
shall be preferred for appointment to civil Offices
provided they are found to possess the business
capacity necessary for the proper discharge of
the duties of such Offices
Section 1855 Revised Statutes Z. S. In CRATE
full recognition of the services, sacrifices, and
suffering of persons honOrably discharged from
the military or naval service of the country by
reason of wounds, disease, or expiration of term
of enlistment, it is respectfully recommended to
bankers, merchants, manufacturers, mechanics,
farmers, and persons engaged in industrial pur-
suits to give them the preference for appoint
ments to remunerative situations and employ
mentS.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1881-10-15

COLONEL William Nj. Strachan, of the Ninth
Massachusetts,, which is to represent the State at
the Yorktown celebration was formerly adjutant
of the "Old Ninth" (Cass's regiment) during the
Colonel Hanly, also of the last-named regiment,
and a number of the line officers who served
under him.
They will receive a hearty welcome all along
their route, and we are only sorry that their stay
in Washington will be so brief