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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21

GENERAL Won vERsEN's CAREER.

GENERAL NON NEtSfsN CAREbR
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In your issue of October - you note the
death of General Won Fersen of the Prussan
Army and make some errors. The name is Won
Vcrsen and the young lady who was married on
September % last was his own daughter. she
married Lieutenant Won Arnm OF the Kaiser
Nicolas Won Husband tGermaD regiment OF CUR
assIers General Won Fersens wife was MISS
Alice Clemens, of st. Louis. lie was sent 10 PAR
aguay TO observe the OF Dictator Lopez
against Brazil and the Argentnes from the Lopez
side but instead of being treated with the cour-
tcsy he expected. was thought to be SPY ana
made prisoner and placed In common prison
with want of food comforts, being Obliged 70
sell his yaluables and all his clothing, save barely
two garments, to procure sustenance Having
learned that Lopez had killed the Archbishop ana
cape By great good fortune, getting into the enc
my's lines. where he found the German Govern
rnent had made his name known and given oruers
for his wants being supplied He was sent nome
via the Pacific through San Francisco. ana en-
route came 10 ST. Louis, where the writer met
him ard where he first saw MISS Ciem-
ems. then young lady. daughter Of Mt
lanes clemens IT. one of our most respected cit
liens year 40 later Miss Clemens met MN
again In Europe. he then being, L believe, cap
tain and an engagement and marriage followed.
During the Franco Prussan War he was fortu-
nate enough to distinguish himself as 10 meet
amid promotion. and for some time past he mas
been a general and corps commander ,
The marriage was cminently happy, ana IN the
visits OF both the general and his wife 70 81 LOUIS
he made friends OF all those who met him. e. r.
St. Louis, Oct. Is, 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
THE NEW COMET HAS A SHORT TAIL.

cenev, " " Oct 2o.-Professor Brooks. OF the
Smith Conservatory. obtained his third observation
this morning Of the new comet first discovered Dy
him on Tuesday morning. Its position at discovery
was Right ascension. II hours q minutes aecina as
nosi,ion Was focnd 10 be: Right ascension IL hours
minutes deenaton nerh ,c, Gssrsses 81 since
discoyery A. seen through the telescope the Gomez
appears quite bright and has short tai In,S -
Professor Brookss nineteenth comet oscoVe'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
ROBERT II. BOYD.

Robert IT, BOYD who died yesterday at his home. No.
Strong Place brooklyn from heart failure, was one OF
the welknown men connected with tae boot and shoe
business In New-York lie was born IN Ncw-lors In
1892, where he received his early education lie was
member Of the ond street Presbyterian Church
most Of his life lie frcoklyn tire, years ago
and made his No Is Strong Place Ills iuhefai
will take place Monday at p m. at his home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
JrcrrRES on PAINTING BIZ JOHN Ii FARCE.

Rv invitation OF tho trustee, of the Metropolitan
uu..um Of Art John La barge viii. during Noycn ben
and December, deliver at the Museum six lectures on
THE Study Of Painting These VIII be addressed
primarily to the advanced cais in printing. organized
under Mr. La Farsc's dire ton the members OF which
may IN rho sprng become candidates for the Jacob H.
Lazarus Travelling Scholarship. But other students OF
arr and the public will be admitted frcc OF charge Tho
DAYS and hours OF these lectures will be announced
.bnrtiV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
CHRISTOPHER III. MEYER

CHRISTOPHER II. Meyer. the father OF Henry A.
Never. who was the Republican candidate two
years for Mayor OF Brooklyn. died yesterday at
hi. home No 7S7 Bedford-ave. Mr. Meyer was
-, g., cuxbaven near Hamburg Germany In
sss He came to this hr.S ec'En,ry in 1872 and
P aitnes VI no TO 1858. when Mr. Never opened n
grocery store at North hDn Third and Berry SITS II
~ ~ a. a.. chdren who were born TO them three
survive Meyer r Sss member OF the Newd
eta,i any esrocers Association. Justita Lodge, l. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
A COMING ROYAL MARRIAGE.
ENGAGEMENT OF PRINCE JOHN OF SAN
ONY AND PRINCESS MARIA OF
WUERTEMBERG.
THE PROMISING CAREER OF THE YOUNG NAN
RETIREMENT OF HIS ELDER BROTHER TO
TIE MONASTERY At EIcHsFELD.

RETIREMENT OF HIS ELDER BROTHER TO
TIE MONASTERY At EICHsFELD
Among the interesting marriages 10 TAKE pace
between members of the reigning houses ci
Europe is that OF Prince John George OF saNo"s
and the Princess Maria Isabella OF Wuef'ei'pu's
The engagement was announced few weeks ago
in the lovely of Gmunden. on the northern ehd
of the Traunsee.
The scions of the royal House OF Saxony' whose
chief is now one OF the most venerable rulers on
the Continent have been unusually fortunate III
their selection of wives. and the last one VINO mas
made his choice is no exception In this regard
Prince George came of age three years ago.
having been born at Dresden on July IT, ls''' ne
Is the second son of Prince Georse, Inc only
brother of the regning monarch His mother a
woman famous for her beauty and spirit was
Maria Anna Infanta OF Portugal. who died. much
to the regret of her brother-n-aws SUBJECTS on
February 5. 1884 The young man. Ike all the
princes of the Saxon house. received an excellent
education. differing in no way from mat Oh 'he
well-to-do sons of Saxony. After visiting the
gymnasium. where he had thorough training IN
Latin. Greek literature and the modern languages
he sent to the universities of Frieburg III the
Breisgau and Breslau He was popular at poth
institutions among the students took part in their
frivolites and sat with them or the hard benches
of the audtoriums. listening to dry and learned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
NEW DANISH MINISTER RECEIVED

washington, oct 2-The Blue Room Of the
White House at O'Clock this afternoon was the
scene of the formal presentation OK Count Revent-
low the new Danish Minister to the United states
Secretary Gresham made the introductions and
after Count Reventlow had handed the President
his credentials. the usual complimentary speeches
were exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
OBITUARY..
THE REV DIR PHILIP SCHAFF.

The Rev Dr. Philip schaff died yesterday morn
Ing at his home No Is East Forty-thrd-st from
paralysis Professor Sohan had stroke OF
paralysis about year ago and he prepared ana
read al the Religious Congress the address known
THE Reunion OF Christcndom' against the adj
vice OF his physician. Ten days ago, after he had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
JULES LEFORT

Paris. Oct. 2o.-Jules Lefort. the well-known
French chemist anu ne"p 's OF the Academy OF
mos elected TO the Academy OF Medicine In 1872
His special study for many years was the analysis
~ var,ant work on this subject and also OF a book
On The chemistry of water and oil colors used in
mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21

Established 1878. -
MRS McELEATHS HOMEMADE PktSEbVE0
BRANDIES CANNED AND SPICED FRUITS AND
JELLlES. = - -
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
Every thing put up glass and kept until fall: For
prices, references. &c. address Mrs: SARAH b. Nc.
ELRATH, 1903 Degraw-st., Brooklyn N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
Guceial Notices.
The Cable Building.

The C0Dte BuISuin9s
Gil TO Col BROADWAY,
Northwest corner OF Broadway aud Houston Street. run
ming through to Mercer Street.
TO LET.
Spacious wclllchtcd. seamheated nreprof floors ana
Offices with freight and passenger elevators and
all the other be found in the most recently
constructed business buildings
This building be reached by the Broadway Cable
Railroad and connections, from Harlem. from the South
Ferry and the principal ferries the cast and west sides
Of the city, FOR ONE FARE
For particulars apply to
H. s. BEATTIE, 76l Seventh Avenue.
or TO the JANITOR, on the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
THE DEMOCRATIC COMPROMISE PLAN'

,,o,,, ,,,,prEurr. THAN THE PRESENT LAW.
From The New-York World.
To make such surrender OF p, ,,nvip the sber
man law indefinitely while standng ~, Urn, eapiso,ne
right of majority rule unt the 4th Of March 1895
Than that such surrender to the ,hor ,s
should be made. Compromise Is sui'e'ue' ''''' -
no getting away from mat
NOT COMPROMISE. But SUBMISSION.
From The Brooklyn Standard Union
rh.t which is proposed is not a compromise: II Is
suhmission TO the Silver Trust; does not quite es-
,hst direction The important unsettled question Is
whether the President pr9poes Of 70 the psocrac
narty on the money questions may be covered teii d
porarily by falsehood as Paa a,nbnp this oues
that he did not see the use OF patching ''"' aoe'-
tion
WHY SHOULD THE MAJORITY YIELD?
From The Philadelphia Ledger
There is still talk OF compromise at W asis .D,
Compromises are NECESSARY sv or,W Vote Nv But What
is the use a compromise when there Is a ~
i is such sue majority should make itself felt If
there the fact should be d,scoseu oy
lies in direct vote on the man question:
THE TIME FOR MAKEsHIFTs PASSED.
From The Wilmington News.
No compromise is the policy Of the United States
Senator's to adopt at TINS sscondtona surrender and
snod sg ehe plan 0y would
ONLY A PARTISAN EXPEDIENT.
From The Springfield Union.
THE Union sees necessity for such COM
promlse as is outlined. 1t may be necessary Tor
ton Would be better served to let the sherman law
continue as II is until Congress can be fuily I'M
pressed with the popular demand Tor It's uncondi-
| tonal repeal.
THE DUTY OF REPUBLICANS PLAIN.
From The Baltimore American.
II the report OF a compromise be true. the duty
of the Republican minority In both houses is plain
No Imaginary party exikencies should be allowed to
| swerve them from their manifest oollgatons 70
the country. All such patry subterfuges should be
| left to the Democracy.
A SURRENDER TO THE MINORITY.
| From The Newark Advertiser.
"a the boiserous minority. which has been blocking
| the wheels of the Senate for weeks.
NO REPUBLICAN SHOULD JOIN 1T.
| From The Mail and Express.
| Tho Compromise bill. outlined. simply means
. A.nrrender 10 the silver Obstructionsts and in
that surrender Republican who believes IN honest
m1 y, The extra session demanded the uncondi-
1872 rcneal OF the silver-purchaslng clause and
u 10 a. Understood to have said that he would not
nv 10 a compromise OF any k'hd
THE PEOPLE HAVE THEIR BLOOD UP.
! rro,, The philadelphia Record
,rho neonle of the United States have their blood
i"T 1te President and the House OF Representa-
siyy.. vii, be sustained In insisting upon tne un-
Scnnd,tionaI and immediate stoppaSe OF SILVER pur,
oHasas No further tampering Win tue STANDARD
Of value VIII be condoheo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
DEDICATION OF A xAUSoLEUN.

Ptttsneld. Mass. Oct. % CspeciaD.-rhe rnauso.
isum In memory Of the Mackay family des'snea
-, NJ. 1rtu,n.bast Of New-York, was dedicated
Al the Cemetery here to-day. Dr.; Newton conducted
the services assisted BY Dr. Magni OF newport
Gordon Mackay the donor. was present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21

Shake OF the Effects of Bad Cold promptly By
the use of Dr. d. Jayne's Expectorsnt, and escape
the danger of Irritating the Lungs into a fatal
disease. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21

very much pleased with the proceedings. senasos
Hoar's bunch OF KEYS and their different motions
make a regular open book OF his mental conditions
and the galleries are learning to read tne volume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
TARRiSCH STILL ~ TIE LEAD.

81. Petersburg. Oct. @-Tschigorin beat Tarrasch
in Ruy Lopez opened by the latter after twenty
eight moves Score: Tarrasch, 1; Tschigorin. 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
wryyra oF THE GEORGE ". CHILDs PRIZE.

Princeton. N J.. Oct. @-lt was ahhou". ",
n,yht tho, Tho George w. Childs prize for the best
.r,roro av.u,,nation TO the scientific course al
Princeton from the local examination at rb LIMA
dephia had been awarded by the iacuty " A"0
Hall Isham 81, of Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21

g.. No. s7o X Of H., MONTGOMERY Lodge. No.
ISL; American Legion Of Honor. Atlas Council.
No. A. and the Mutual Aid Society. No. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
CAN ONE BE FOUND?

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: kingdom for a Tom" Reed Democra
now - CLEVELAND DEMOCRAT
New-York. Oct ls 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
NOT COMPROMISE. But sUBMissIC
WHY SHOULD THE MAJORITY YIELD?
r,.a.. Tho pbiladelphia Ledger.

There Is still talk OF compromise at washington
Compromises are necessary evils when no one pa
Of procedure can obtain "A majority vote But VIVA
is the use OF a compromise when there Is a maJors
70 ho Senate pledged TO vote for repeal? If ther
il such a majority, 1t should make itseit feit.
there is not the fact should be disciosed ny a. vo,
lies in direct vote on the main question:
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

Hotel, bar 600 @iefeparsi'sr. 'rHl
pperlabes Weblemmsrns til en- Yris al
81 pr. Gag. Sslfubet s%arantsrsr lin'
Meolemmer benne lape 8ris os til en-
bper lib at bape 8erelier parnt ior
benz. ct Selifab bar Osiaa bannst li9
for at bpsss Hpbeube SUteaer, iont ital
lisse fOrdnirsbe i SodiOn Bart, men
Epierelien al iamme er enonu life paa'
begpnbt.
Wiolerne til at moo uoitiainsssruIts
oene er mango. SOr bet fprite er Der
the elevated railroad, iom pil Ifnne
mango en- MP os ~forupielis ajeretir,
pernait CT Der SainoIs Central gansn,
lum ubienber 2r9n bpert dnoet Uttnut,
be 8 cable car 8aner meo Tran paa 3
til 4 8psne bpert ste Wtinut, ps snoe'
lis transporter paa 2ate Wti4isaii.
Yet a%1lldaes, al Denpep oO,ooo UteN'
METER paa buer Time al 2aser fan
iattes af Deb lloItilinsens Iorte.
Mebens Der iaaleoes lite er nosen
5pil ON, at be geissenoe pil finoe
Mibler til at naa llbitiaingen, oil Der
Iittert tibt finbe ubebaseIise. 9rensiler
Steo peb Snbsnnssne Os peb at fomnls
al os paa be fOritisaise GranspOrtmlo'
Ter.
Reite 8rep pil Ombanole 2ins az
Snteresie / os omtrin9 Chicago ioruoen
en- ubfsrlis 8eretnins for Solpas geos
tpmmenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Woro 9afotaS Segislatmr,

@inemans 5Orilas ON at lOranbre
Stllsmisielppen berben, at en- Inie9cr
ON Stilsmisie maa bape ppbulot zig
minbit ct aar i Staten, fsr Sag tan
paabesDnbes, er al Spmiteen inbitiaei
til Sebtaselie, men bet a~nta9es, at 5pr'
Iasst pil bliue ueoltemi. Scr. Dan bar
ipreIaaet, at Der bepilses $4,000 ipr
6ulbierelie al Gpu itummeaiplet / 9euils
Cafe % $4,000 for bets l~lnSerbplo,
Mr. @orit iremiatte en- &eiplution.
bpori ban proteIterer mpo, at 8Ongres'
fen inofranier eler itanbier Snbpan'
orinseu for ct Gar.
Spmitcen for Stutsanli9senper bar
inbitiaet iii ScbtaSelie ct 5orIns on
at reoueere &enteipoen til Z Grocent pl
Sontrattrente III 10 Srocent. @resort
iremiutte / Wancnss 5orla9 ON, al
auinoer fan uon9pnes til 3ctarsr.
S Eirspa9s bespnote 2esislatarer
Of femme for 5prbunosienator peb LIT
Gaaut III Senatpr 9aiep 10, ainsmar
8, Smitb 8, Satterlunb 3, slnberiou s
@urit IL, Roa9e 20 os Muir Is. {
&iitemuiHsen / 0nscass sr Der i'll
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Spo 9afotaS SestsIatmr.

Gllepe Sorllas ircmiattes Senatei
ben 13be bs. Scr. Surlep fremiatte ct
5orHas pm at lasse en- Stat paa Gb'
potater, Gs sGsenter % andre
for at faa ino ct 5ono foe I ~'roensub'
i~tilinsen.
llnber en- flere timers 3istusIion
2sroass ON ct 5oriIas ON u~orpooelie
al u9rGs, uplpltes al 5urmere, at pilo
Senep bar en- msget i~ubbrin9enbe Ip'
ling for 5armere; ben GAP ct 9oot uos
bptte % iUl9tes ipr 2 Geuts per Yuno.
0istns iioncu bar me9et BARN; be ileite
Salere bar somic %eriarne 5armere, og
Geiultutet blep, at Senepen punbt meo
Is Stemmer.
Senatets 5orIlas 80. l ON Setaling
Tor northumberland us Suiets
6%orilng go. l ON at iurpre Grs@uoer.
nor MteIettte bans pfficielle Stol blep
/ Mtanoags 9ope. Scr. Star iremiatte
| Wanoags 6Orilas ON at ipnte n,tefife
SrDnoc paaS toIelanb for at tu,ne ialgs
oct til b6icre 8riier. Broblbitiouilterne
1joroe Ell Gel &raitunitr:n9elier i Ses
natet / Manou98. SeuatOr Neiubp
lnblepereOe oerrs 5OrIlu9 ON al anlen
cere TrObibitionslopeu % gipre ben
i%tren9ere. 9e bar erftnret, at be 6ers
citer ull 9aa a99resiiut ircm. Stuues
RIBS 5urilng ON 8pg9etOmter for Gle
oatprs uebto9es al Suiet i 2irsoa9s.
Oct Ter uo til, at Der uil blipe Robot op
/ ell Gel 9omle Stanoaler peo Ggers
briggs GUIe9et i 8roOtinss. YrOf.
Jroit, en- al be ~ailatte 99rere peo GOls
le9et, blee / 6reoa9s aniut iom Glert
for en- aOmite. Oct bleu itrar eiter
oplpit, Of 8rOi. 6ruIt bar 5Uriatter at
Grtitler "8rOOtiuSs Yreis", ibpiIfe
ban beItplote YreiiOent Mc9Outb for
5alltbeo % llGrlisbeo. On aomite
~beitaaenbe ai Senatorerne 8ennett,
9iaaro po Surtt bleu nebiat for at rlns
ocris9e Sasen U9 rappprtere. Oct er
llbiist til at 2esislaturen pil bepil9e
omtrins 100000 for Statens Delta
selie / 8eroensuoitiliusen, &pmiteens
WuiOritets Snoltiuins paa $4,000
fprfaiteoes.
SarmersW eblemmerne, uben Senipn
tit Barti, boiot Ell Caucus Onsoass
% or9aniierepe Jig for at arbebeibe for
tine Suteresier. 9unabue pal9tes til
6prmano for 5armsrnes Legislative
Screening.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

noscn 5crauerins, % bet fer nS til, at
oenne Senaturiomp oil blipe langparie.
aousresmnub %. y. Sobnipn bar fibIte
uge paret i gismard. men bet Ter uo
til, at ban life bar ia9et npgen Eel I
Senoturpolect. @omIe Oropap sr Der
ogina, men III life en- eneite Stsmme,
nastet ban s~jcuinsenoe erllareoe, ct ban
bar 8anbibat for Senator.
s 9Orsbass ioretoses s Gfitemnin'
ger for eenator. geb fioite g%fitemninB
TX McGormad 4, Sor9an 16, Road 6,
GuosriUn 8. @Ortb 10, ainsman 0,
Ruir Is, Smitb 8, Gaiep Is % 4
ipreote. ON Gftermiobasen bplotes
ilere Gaucuier, men Der bleu iffe siurt
uoset af S~etponiug.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
@iseoniinS SegtSlatur

2esislaturen bar iibIte use ueret
iprist beitiaitiset meo 8al9et al en-
Sorenebe Staters EQUATOR, men Demo
traterue er bette paa flere prominente
&anbioater, os bet fer uo til, at &ams
pen pil bliue l~ansparis.
Senatsts miblertibise 8reiioent ops
lutte i 3irsba9s, at Senator s. %.
Sorn fra Geoarburs bar afsaaet peb
Osbeu. &eiolutioner / glnleonins bans
0sb pebtOses, % Ell aOmite neoiattes
ipr at Dperp9re Sesrapelien | Snsoass.
s Suiet fpripgte Sempfraterne i Tirss
bags at faa isjennem ct Yar &eiolu'
TONER, bpUri be protelterer mob Sber'
mans Sslulop % iOrlauser beus Ops
beuelie us impo Sn%pltranfuins eaer
Stanosuins al Snopanbrins, men 5or'
laset OH S~uspeniiun al 8eslementet
nebltemtes, ps Sebauplinsen at &eio'
l~utipnerne blep upiat inotil pibere.
Set fer ub til, at 2esislaturen itts
tan ubrstte uoset, isreno Senatorpalset
er poer.
&epubiitauerne bplbt en- Caucus
2irsbass % bleu enise ON at itemm'
for Spbn 6. Spooner for SeuatOr
Sempfraterne boloer Caucus boer Dag
insen al be 8 aunpioater Witdea. Srast
ps Sni9btbar 6lertal Of be oemofratilf t,
Stemmer. SOr at filnne ppnaa Homina'
tion Of ben oempiratiIfe Caucus tren
aes Al Stemmer. Mit6ea iii be fleite
pm!rius 80. Salsst foresaar Del
24pe bS.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Oct forte Sfriot til Yro,
ecs inocm Den iOrcneoe
Sirfc tagct al Nn9Ss
bmrgs Soaro al
Sruitces.

9pnrb al 1ruitees at N~ussburs
S~eminarp tuIot Mgbe ben 1SOe bs.
% uebtps Ell 8eiulutlprL Der uoen 2oil
piI lebe til 9rpeeS ON 6orlassioreniu'
gems Gieuopm, bpis life ben Ipreueps
Rirtss Sasierer, 9r. Cars Sipeuipu,
iclser be &eipluiiuHeu iremintte arnp.
GuBsburs SOaro at SruItees iprs
LANCER al aasierer Swenipr, Der bar
~usiureret 6orlassiUreninssns Gienopm
/ ben iprenebe airtss Naur, at ban
ejer w iuranceiummen betalbar til
G~ussburss seminary Sprpurutiuu,
Spis ban life sjpr bet pil aussburss
Sparo al Gruitees bolbe Sr. Speuiur
% bans aautiOniiter psriunlis a~nipar'
lise ipr lab ueo Sloebranb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Gr:YrcHoent Nutbforo =,
SaDcs

aisit psb 2s0eu i lit Siem / 5reemont,
Ohio, 7irsoas aitsn 81. IL. Sau par
ips i tun nOsle faa Gage, al Nrepe'
IpRttelie i Sjertet, men insen %penteoe,
at Gnoen par iaa n9r. San par isbt
ben Abe Sttober 1922 % bar altiua
over 20 Gar sammei. Sgr gOrssriri.
gems S~eepnbslie prattiiersoe ban iOm
Gbrptat, iprit i Cincinnati Os isnsrs i
5rempnt. Gan tjente / gurssrtisen
ipm @sueralmajur % ubmarteos is
oeo mango Gnleoniuser % blsu iaaret
4 Ganse. 5 1864 palstes ban til
2unsresmauo, men nRstebe at ppertaae
benne Siilins, oa ban aniaa bet ipm lin
9liSt at tjRmpe mob 5ienben, inotil
Dprsret par iuet. s 1866 ~ajenpalgtes
ban til 8Ongresmano % / 1867 bler
ban palst III Gapsrugr % ~sienpalstes
til bette Gmbebe ire Sanse % i 1876
pulstes ban til 4reiiOent al be Sore.
usbe Stater.
Chen ban f~ratraaote it 8reIioent.
embsbe bar ban life oeltusst i bet poll.
iiite Sin, men anpsnot meset al lin 9it
! p%elsjsreHbe giemeo. pans Suitrl
bsbe iOr TO aar iioen. San eiterlabe,
8 porne Sprn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

Gn gonbe iao inbe hos en- Wano %
ippttsbe aft i ct LANCE Sprsit benooer
@ulpst. Mnnben, iom ipntes, bette bar
attelt, Fpttebe LEGION tilialbis Spptte'
batteu nRrmere ben til SOnben, bpilfei
ppg benue life tpg bet rinselte Notis al.
Mmoen ifipp ben enbnu nGrmere. Der
andre anlebe bet life, men ipgttebe pei
ION ipr. Sppttebatfen blep nj flpttei
belt ben til BAN; men ba blep SOnoeu
tint. Gar pu naa 'tje pGf ben 2inse'
iteu Der, iua ianbslis ipptter ies lise of
EN-" ia ban.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
6res Geo solHoi bar Fjrniet oft

Tom ban eier o. bar, TT fine Hire Born.
Sen Sorast for GOOS % @nlo, ION CT
fommet til Drbe i 5olitois iioite Stri''
ter, bar iprunleoiset BAN til bette StrIOf.
@reu 9olitpi bsrer III, iom ban ,elr
iiaer, til ben beiibbelieSlsie alasie ps
bar til Seniist OF %tiIbrin9e &eiten a
fin sepetio / ltrenseite Gilba9etruftcu'
beo. San pil fuloisre Ell flor, rent
tunItneriit Ruman, buis ierIte Del al
lereoe er iarbis til at saa | 3rptfen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

Guict peotos iorlebeu ct 6OrIla9 ON
at bepil9e SIS, 500, 900 for at betale Che
rptec. Snelansrue ipr s 0IiIipner acres
9ano i BET iaatalote GbcrOice Outlet.
acnsrcsmauo @nlt, Buffers Gmrnoe'
nlcni, Der beiismmer, at iu9en @eripn,
ION er Gier al so Icrts 2auo eler
fate GieroUmme / cit 8p til en- Snroi
al $1,000, ital tiQnoes at tu9e npget al
bette 9ano i SeiiooeIic, uoar bet aabs
mes ipr Settlerc, tilitcmtcs Of Suiet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Gonaresmano Searmunb ira Mis.

FOUR bar ircmiat ct 5prilas, ION nit
nlc GmbcNsiGgerc er i 6apor al. gIr,
Gearmpno iOrsiIaar, at GiuiI Serpices
2Open iriteS no al Strait bet iOrite Iar
e~iterat cit M Administration tiltrrocr.
Nenlusen meo bette 5Urilag CT at gipc
@reiibenteu irie SGnpcr til at aiiEtte
% iuoiptte GmbcosmGuo eiter 8ebag.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
equator Sausburuuab fra 9IOrr

Tatcta fremiattc ipr en- 9ie iioer ct
SoriIae ON Of anlGs9e ell Wilii1rppli
@ranb Sorts. General @eslcp Wler'
rift bar rappprtcrrt impo, at en- iaaonr
9oS. pprettes. Ter or alereoe 8 NFl'
lttGrppiter i @cro Ga!pta, Tiger ban !
@apYprten, % BET or oft, Der bebeoes.
Ter or en- / Sort yates meb TO aompa'
nicr Sapaaeri % ire 9pmpanier Sn'
fautrri; Ell / Sort SuTpro meo ct Som'
pant SoplIeri % TO Suianteri ps en-
gcmbina ueb 10 9pmpanlsr Suianteri.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
IRA @aSbinatcm.
announcement M 0pnhitniionen.

Eorriee Raneaa peotcs quiet en- Re
iclutipu ON ct Advertisement til Spuiti'
i%utiouen. 0ei beltemmer, at 9io, Stee
% @aobc, buprpaa 5preusSe Staters
eeuaturcr pulaes, ital icrciiripcs al
bper StatS 9c9isldiur.
Sietil bar iun 2esislatnrerne funnel
oalae 5creneee Siaiers Ssratprer.
S,pis bette G~meneemtni ipies I'll 9cn'
ititutioperL oil inuoIpnIisuis DC IIelts
eiatcr pGloe 5rrcueoe Staters Sena'
iprer web oireste 9aI9.