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Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
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SuHbllUet.
Wian brrer faa pfte oenrs m,
Susmoper pad 2anOst, roor 6,'r.
en- 5slse at fine NANCE @isr,n.
trat os msbis, uobrpoe: "gln
lepepe ! gpen, iaa piloe ri han, ~
meset l%etters; Ri billie itts btbss,
betoe boaee tent % tiplio."
5 en- ameritanit qpis lpas y;
en- lioen artitsl, boort en- Ha,,,.
ilOtuIer fig msgst fOrnuftio on ,r
mooers pIigtsr bauoe / gpsr. =,
eanOet, os Ri bibiGttsr f~glaerS, /,
lelfer berfra. gun tiger: Bet -,
at leg lite bar fOriO8t gpIipst, r,,1
9iem bar altib Oarst nqr gnorr.|
Os mine SmaanssOsnnsr boy
omtrsnt liseIis fOrNslts msusm g,,l
eanbet. Spao fuu END ie, r,1
betraHenhs min nuturIjos g,,,.
faa bar bet parst mig en- mssfps
at iasttase, tGnte Os SIRE esnl
llsntnssr, % isg sr iaalsas ,,n
til ben Sperbepisning, at Nm a,,a
Tom finoes ! ems pIigtsr fsm I'm.
oer'te paa eanoet eIsr / gr,n ;, =,
lipsn, msset upeIentIiS. Ia M
at min Spoeninoe bar 6tors orsl
fanns. Den Sast, ipm la,o.
ielitubelig Smsdns, bar Riarp,t 81
BIB, men benbes Sumils ma,
'pi'e % lobe, tranger BEE @,
8lGoer til rs9elmrsiigt Cm5pH,
o9 bun maa tilie, at bet tilbprG,,
til er pda reoe Saanb. 9tsub,r
Widaltioerne, paa 8runo al 6p.;l
rens Ylistsr, bare fGrNioe til 54
8lotteilst, % 9srnsnss 9laou m
me9st nete | Srbsn, BERTH moo
mooersn saa fra be melt 6Db,ns n
ter og meo Stnbi9bso ga uiprfl
Ybre fisbe | fin Stus % unosrtaJ
mee ben MsnneFeIpprm gsis,
fom fables Golfers" Ut ie til
ben odnneoe 0erbensbamt, men \
Snere iiboer bun % Barter cpsr h
ter, Tom tr9nser eis6littelia III
Oct er 1anot, at 8rocererer I'M
Iiae til benoss 9er be Grsniocc
ben 5rugt, bun bar beitiIt, mr
erItotter life for ben SpGnciro.
cfte er ubiat for, for Sin0sns and
nsr. Seq fcretrptter lon9t ttag
idrte ets'e Eager / min c1tn
frsmfcr at ftcle puu 9rotsrsnr. "a
Sppeninee tiger: Seq misunNr ID 9
title, frebelia. Sinner, Ou mosuj
npoer. Seq er lite ct gisbIit ri tt
Soritprrslie." Sanlnat tcmm,r a,
ndar pt ftdI til at rejs % nimouli
bres 9proer % ScrnsisIisr. h.
Oct er en- ifrssIig 2iliano, ri :,
tcmmet /, ndar ri besDnNr at !,
bore Stribt, at opiummsre bore
ter, at pnte os ielu og at is msN 4
unbelie paa andre.
De iIefte WGno uofsrsr ia MI
meo ct Moo % en- gsiIutipmhse, !
Ri giorbe bel | at sfterIigns. ) ,ll
Iar, ieg bar Ispet iammsn msN IN
W(ano, bar jig aIorig bsrt BAN " i:
eaer tlase pbsr bet tisoiommsIia b
fine plister, Itient isg osb, BET Il b
famine op igien mso famine Gns +,
misbeb. iom mine s9nt. h,
Susmpb.rsn pdd Qdnbst flyer: ,
bar hi 10 Ssddnnsn, SnObsitningd ,
1r9Itnineen, iom 5 CT ri ipr / 2
os gpzSushoIosrsn tlo8sr: "5Sg g
life tomme bpsrtsn til loitlainsH
Cirrus e(er til @Gboslsbene; thi q
er altio fulot." Sine prersiturHs II
be bssse, men 5oile CO Rs'rsati'r F7'
Der be osiaa iblanbt - itte nsi'' Fl
famine Dlaaoe, men bog omtrtni Er:
Woal. Sar pi iua mtitet GisnS1 hi
retten til be 8aper. bore VIfeH =
ubruiteos meb, - berss StrNs'a
res 5ilfrsosbeo meo fine Sadf b,
bisIs eno oIte bar ublios? ot'ts J,
mpgbsb, beres @ubbengicenEtSF D
IL
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

FRA Sautiagn bersttes ben 12te
b., at 9ensral Surcia bar sipet ale
fine Sploatsr 80 Sasss Srlop, iaa be
Tan beisse fine Siem. Deb Gnosn al
ben Sib ftal be rappcrtere til BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

Som ptl erlnores b'spnote npsle Sfos
lcsutter fort eiter slusItibet "@aine"s
Sbelasselie en- Snbiamlins for at fisbe
Sancet ct npt Sfib. SOpebmanoene
berior bar V. &antin @oob % Sarrp
Yrice, II aor samle Gutter ira Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, % be bar enonu lite pp.
sipet i'm Ylan. De bar / iorrise uae /
S~opcbhaoen, bopr De isate % III aiis
oisnce hos Yreiioenten. San uctalte
'ig nieset anertienbenpe om oeres ;;ore,
iasenoe % gap benz paa beres anmob.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Nrefssnt mcainlen usftepte / Ger.

Vreiiosrt Wcairlep uolieote | 2er'
bags en- Proclamation, tbpiItsn ban
cFicitIt ertlGrsoe, at 5reosprOtotpI,
len q unhsrItrsbtt os at ale 6enotz
liebeosr mtlIsm be 6orensbe Stater cg
Sponien bar inoItiqtoe.
Srie,n bar MI paret ia Ddge, og
man anHaur be iamIsoe arissomtoits
nino,r til $50 Minionsr Dollars.
Ssrdf er dIsrsbs uob.taIt 90 Mtlios
ncr Dollars fra Stattdmmsret. III
bsnne Sum er $65, 300, 900 bstnIt for
6rrens Organization pg lloruitning
pe 500, 100000 for 5Iaabsr. Spns
erssisn beoilesos idIt $40 Ni1ioner
Dollars for arigsns Isbsnoe llosiftsr
til ben lite San. 1899.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
To nue Qoutrrsa emcrnler.

Yrsiioentsn bar beiluttet at uon1os
ne baaoe SampIon og S9lsp til aons
ire 2lomiraIer. &ongrssIen bill blipe
anmoost ON at lupe Sampions Raon
pa0 SHicersli'tsn opfDttss 8 Numre
oo Sdleb 6. pud oenne Wdds
be bill SompIon tomms forau Stlsp.
aaptein Glart pda Oregon ptl rntte
frem 6 Numre % 8itetommanosr
Wdinpri9bt s. Gn bel Del andre 81
Ttersr bill ogiua blipe f%orfremmeoe.
General Gilrs trGuser life Here trooper.
SrigsminiItereu moptog forlsoen
Dag ct telegram fra @eneral WliIes,
bpori oenne Tiger, at ban bar oae be
Solbdter, ban bebsper for at srobre
Zen oq boloe ben unoer milit9r 8onz
troll. 6un antpbsoe ogiaa, at ban i'm
ben fort lib tunoe inota9e San Suan
uosn at uoi9tte 5roppsrns for nog.t
fort 5ab.
De ire Qfbelinqsr, fom opererer pod
Zen, itaar / telegrufit 5orbinbelie
meo General WilsS's Sppeotpartsr |
ponee. Sionultorpiet unper Sberits
Isitnant Sames gtuen bar aIerepe bpss
get 100 Wil Seleeruflinjer puu porto
Rtco, oe 2injerne iorlGnsss. sfterhpert
Tom be forftisnise SarafOelinser rpts
fer frsm mob San Suan.
On @isrunfn soloat ifnbt.
Sra gonce, Yorto Rico, 6ersttes /
2srbass, at Menis Ga Dute al bet 2bet
Wisccniin Regiment, iom unbsr ct
Slugsmaal / en- Salpon itieb %
orRbts Menig stafford at ben re-
gulGre Scr. par osmt til Ssben at en-
aregsret ps ftuot. aIsrdnber ga Oute
bapos 1T Sism / Warinstts. Wts., CO
tilberte 60. IS" al bet 2bet Wiscpns
lin R.eiment.
ssunetsmiolcr for General @srritts Trooper
5000 IONS Rationer pil inareit mus
Ii9t blips ienot fra San 6rdncisco til
Manila for @snsral Werritts Srops
per. Ollie oisie Rationer bill blipe
tjrbt al 5irmaer puu pacifctpit.n.
1nsen Suo mere | Santiago.
8eitprelien for bet Rsb. aprs / Hsn
gort moootg i sorsbass fslsenbe
Telegram fra Mi's CLARA Barton:
Seq Ienoer ibd9 meo Oamperen Sun
Suan 100 Sons 2epnetsmioler til
~trGnsenos Gubanere / 8aracod. &c
Cons ienoes til pirrdsa pr. S.rnbane.
9i 9isr ct ftprartet 4rb.ibe. s Sam
tiago er npiten ingsn Reb; burbe
mart rei'e til andre 9apne.
sassirit aruot.
Ru, oa 8risen er affluttst, bar Or.
binansoepdrtsmentet iitret Jig rssfrit
8ruot npt for Springfield Riflerne
ION be fleite 8plonterer sr bepGbnebt
meo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

vi bar oa enoslig fact @eirforanz
bring. s tire 9sgn bar bet MI resnst
belle Rattsn rg Stsritepartsn at 0asen,
oa iodg er Sempsraturen meaet lupere
o9 iom 5slge beraf bsbasslie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Seirioranoring

seirioranoring.
Gbitomauga Bart, ga, lobe Mug
Oct bsfienotsioroes peo Soreotoarterst
iaiten, at bet bar blepet beIllttet at len
be en- flor Del al 5ropptrne bort ira
Gamp 5homas for peoblibenos at fdo
Qloos paa andre Stebsr. 5poslig pa
bt'tsmt Sror. bar mootagct ira artgss
oepartementst ossanguuenos, og mlroit
II Rsgimsnter ital brDoe op.
Webreenst / Srorsn er 2csn og 3ot'
Dipiiion at lite aorps; 2oen Din,
Ttal gua til 9nOroine, 3enn., % 3oi'
Dir. til 2erinaton, ap. 5iIbdgs
Geiren bill bo fun blipe lite og 2ocn
Din. al 3bis aorps FAINT artiaeris og
&apalerisg rigabsrns.
Giternqpnte er 2btn Dioiiions Res
oimsnter unoer 9eusrdl Wlcaee: lite
Qsrn., 2bst % Ste Sbio, 158oe Sno.,
"a, On %, su... 49, on. 0;n
IS. d. go. o,,. o. Or.
m,fs 1o,. % 81 -, m.rr 1ot.
m;rr ob.t mo a., ohst % q
n.t ~ s,;n. m,,n.,h;,, - ,f..r1,S.
|; Gh;s,m,r,, =. ,,ros m,r,s ~.
t~;,n,.r for, =, 80 49,, W.,;,rsr,s.
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E,fs n,r g., h,r nov ~ MIA Il, M.
80, ,,,, e,.,ors.;t.rh,. So. ~
s,;usu Eno 1851. g s,s,,
0p'9s'oe ".O0 '0 PO".' pU'
"''p' "" Ipai"' 'O"' '"U.u"O.
ps VOs O'''''' NS"IU"' ''ue .l.'tu'
p''''e VaOps Iu9e' oP'N o'''0Ds.''
~" psnS "'''''1'Suo.t"eI' O"t e"s
&c" ~ O'" s"e'' "O's, JUN "u9'O'
WI oP'h' @un paoO' "'O ~ o
10" p9 'oa'"a'' pan a"'
U's"s' 'p"rs'e Pan Wehnem No'ae"'
Dm vi II" Ou. @.n'tu' NS"'O"S AS'
III psl'o9'u99e HIpt'e'''l'
VI w. us t'nuu' I'll 'O'''0"' "O'
9'p'I's" ~ S'upe''
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U'n.' -. ~
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Il" "'9e'' Do9 pu' 20" e"0'u "o'
"tulI9' loo peI H.
@Dop oil Se' d ,la' N9s OH amsS
rIahsrHes antOmrs lpur9le pan
eN' '"l,'' ps'F, " VI ttN l'o'
"apne psi' S"' ~ 'e"p' Il V'splem
az D'tes Slao pt al la0s VS o'Oe'
pUap .. I d ''9e oetoHs
/. "e.. lOatspe @e"etulen lV'lFG0eS
ny. XXI Ct '''s nun pen''9l al 1oreS
9olpe OeHl, 9pao Se Ital N9e. Oe Tan
u'ps''sile Sstes Sa'ste pl' DOH aOm@
me p9 lUrleue DEL, paa ppao Wfaaoe
Se 0'l' pare Se poloer Senl III Sdno@
PeVsh ps 'lle lfp'lsr np9sl' loh' ian ppz
pl9le SelOllh'n9en Ill uroli9peoef euer
III S'eholl'speoer MOP De 6orsneoe
S'alsr.
9ool - d 1ta' 'sl9e Seres anS
p'sn'ns' ~ 'tal 'enoe Sem en- Hora
rs'tur, lda'rlart -.
=" o~'olsplet9 MED Oeres NOT
Is''U' icy y" .A9sH Pu' o'eleOe
U,"a'."' Vou Ou'' '0'' o9 lO'7
WI o'9'O'tp'O." . II U'" IT, VI le9'
s'' '"9I" e'"'O..0ul9 qua ppte aD'7
%, ''Ot puu |tg''s't'qep.
SuH'"'' N'''n pe'l'npl9lotoe DEN DC.
p0S.l'S o0e''a''0' "~U.suo9.pet' I'll
VuNs 0'a0 !" game Sl'l'sI'e ptlos
UpV''' u "pI0"De' men al Del p'los
p'.pe o'lpI az IN M ao's' lom ''ulOs
.uaOsS "a 'e"eoo eta OeH np'
XIV Ss OeH ol's gun uolom pen
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

Republitauerne / 3ebraitn boIbt ben
lobe bs. en- Transformation / Gin
coin % npminsrsbe M. 8. Sdpparb
iii aanbibat for 8uperrpr; Geo. q.
Wurpbp, 9ieesuperner; 6. Duras,
SstretGr; Z. 6. Mattbetps, 4uoitsr;
q. 8. Sodion, Qttornsp Gsnsrul; qes
ter Mprtenion (oani) ,aasiersr; aoms
misfar for pHsntIigt 2anb os gbenins
ger, q. R. Wiaiums; Spmmisiar for
ben pFsntlise llnoerpisnins. 3. 8.
Sailer. 8%onpentionen bar msset fort,
oe Der bsritsbe bel. Siben ben Itsrite
gnisbeb os Ses,iitrins.
SENATOR Sburitpn uotalts psb Mss
bets Slutnins, at ban bar aloslss
~operbepiit ON, at be npminsrebs aans
oibater piloe blioe Statsns npIte Gms
bsbsmnao. Der bar lipt Strib %
llenigbeo | Reiolutionstomit.en, men
be, iom bar / Saper af at lite nGpns
psnseipsrgsmaalst, bar / en- ida for
ipinbenbe Minpritst, at be inart oap
efter, ps Sonpentionen ubtaIts Iis /
5apsr at ben nup9rsnbs @ulbmpntfpb
% impb fri os uinbitr9ntet Mpntnins
af Sslp. ! platfOrmen napnss psfaa,
bpao ct republitanite parti bar ubrsts
tet iioen bet ppertps StpreIien, ps at
bet bar ppfplbt ale be 2sfter, bet sap
Solicit. preiib.nt Mcainlep roles for
ben Muabe, bporpaa ban bar fsrt aris
gen % be at BAN opitiQeoe 5rsospils
tuar biIises.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

Henry Rasmussen from Castalia, la.
returns 10 Prot. Breckenhdge's Decorah
Institute Oct. 81. His cousin Andrew
Gunderson from Clermont la, comes
with him.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

All the branches required for a certi-
nca'e are thoroughly taught al Valdez
Normal School. Fall term Aug. DO.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
yaternes cpm@rfiombes bsuleos,

oaa i. g. Sreuscnls Suoieuoelic "@or
aria mro Spanieu" - / bette 4p. al 8Iaoet.
St Sioe 4. 5OaS
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

"Sta bar oqpnct Dor Naoo q
Dor @rGslloamnftine."
"Spuroan bar pu oig an nv a
'optr @una bon siorct ut,
tIier bans qiesflt % ladH's 'A
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

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q; lr7sr
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bals
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b.
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hi Snip,
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10.
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. &uiet il
fmtisnm,
kr:s hpor
EcHss Del
| 7,.s BE
taIgtrf6
forr
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tWi.sfo,
Z. T.rt
kz !rumm
| fataosn,
tEn:s III
3-rnt nad
IA bpiltsI
BITE.
| Gaia bel
bp
I,nn. De.
m
f:pos 5uie'
t.Nties dat
IA iorfnn.t
D til Tag
tto IN mo:
fa9lsr; Der
d al It 8i
fNts 9i.np
Eorpo aofi
flnrtUsao
EtIRtntnss
| SdoIeoss
4lantsrns I
! GroHu ,.
!, KILLER III
I,rHce 9sb.
tit1rit Qni
fruoorsr,
F9lcq bort
Etrubstone,
1!orns.
| uetnfpr
3attatRttebt
| 6atisnba
kIbsnoe. 6
|trnmst 70.
Ftutor,ns,
fportne iii,
fpinnstndn'
kns Qifsn
famsritanR
/ mso nebi
] Qiritas
Iaers I'm II
)irs BET Or
I9or bet {
E'a BEL So
bar q
III
frter. ba {
h'ial.bs Il
| ROOtassI
lnlns til 81
I9st bar n
fiSs perep,
Tom
r oar Bier
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

Backward students recetsSc oI
attention at Valdez Norma /
speciality is made of the COMM
branches. Send for cata'os
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Rot en- Eriie.

Srunspprtitibet arisono afreiits /
SsHbues fra San 5ronciscp mec bet
The California Resiment og en- Del
Rstruttsr. ! Mibten al bsnns llss off
auor Seunoiu msb Retruttsr for fpr-
itisuiss Rsgimentsr, % / Slutnineen
az ueen ufgaar 4uiancs mso 400
Wtano al BET lite Nsp Dort Rseimeni,
iom ital til Sonolulu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

|Ssr bar en-
|et 9anF,d
ENttr. ba 81
H''al.be I'D
ROOtussIt
|nlnt til Sa|
Pet bar nd
oGrsp d
|eb, Tom d
oar blep|
grunbsn.|
lin 5rstsn|
T. icrn M
Pat tunbe 4
(icm ben d
|ttrFe bar
f'oItrinbe Of
'a9 bun LID
P Tor Stpld
Del af sd
p at 6luriH
Pun bapbe q
? giorttil
B De fsrRs
6lorinb|
'0I9s Sina.
% ba rn.b
9pi5s d
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

Nu, oa arisen er af1uttst. bar Or
Observation-Disclosures iitret fig rssfrit
aruot tot for Springfield Riflerns
ION De feite 8olontsrer sr bepGbnebt
meo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

ming en- ifriitlis anbeialins, iont be baas
Der bill pRre Dem en- goo SjRlp peo
Snbiamlirgen. 5lere al aabinetsmeos
lemmerne ienpte benz osiaa anbeialinsss
breps, ns Jubreminiiter Bills iupeiluts
iebe $40 / fit. @utierne bar bibtil iaast
iamlet $4,000 os narer III insen 3uipl
ont, at be oil iaa iantmen belle bet npos
penbi9e 8efsb, Der er ire Milipner
Dollars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-16

There was a heavy sleet on the ground,
and he found II difficult TO get IN goou
range on account of the noise Of his feet
on the cracking lee. but after fonowlhs
the game for several miles he at last
killed q very large bull
Fearing that the meat might be In
jured IL left until tho next morning. he
skinned the animal and took out tho
viscera BY the time he was done night
had come. and he decided to remain with
his quarry instead Of seeking the camp in
the darkness. &c. wrapping the huge hide
around him. flesh side out, he lay down
and slept very comfortably until morning.
On waking he found himself tightly hn-
prisoned in the hide. which had frozen
hard and now resisted all his efforts TO
escape.
Hour after hour rolled by in agony TO
the captain lie yelled at the top OF his
voice for help and strained and kicked
with all his might at the rawhide inclos-
ure but II proved stubborn to the last
degree He doubtless swore many a bit
ter oath for he was OF too irascible
temperament to subumiut tamely. He ex-
pected his companions to search for him,
and they did. but with u great deal Of
caution, fearing that he had been killed
by the Indians. His prolonged absence
could be accounted for in no other way.
He gave up all hope OF extrcating him
self as the hours wore away, but help
which he had not thought OF was to save
him from a death which would have been
extremely Notifying. at the least, to a
man who had escaped Indian bullets and
swum icy rivers like beaver. We will let
him relate the issue in his own words:
"Well, the sun came out in the after
noon, and this softened the hide on tho
top 50 / could get one arm out, and when
got one arm out / worked like plzen
until got my body through"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-16
------------------------- ---------
HE HAD CHANGED.

The old Virginia Colonel had lands on
which there was a big deposit of coal,
and though half a dozen parties had tried
to purchase Of him each one had failed
to hit him right. A Baltimore syndicate
finally sent a lawyer down, and the
lawyer skirmished around to find out the
old mans pecdliarities before bringing
up the land question. He was told that
he would surely get the hand IL he praised
the ColonePs war record and one day he
went over fully primed and began;
Colonel, war is a dreadful thing, isn't
it?'"
Powerful bad, sah-powerful bad" was
the reply.
But it affords individuals an opportun-
ity to win glory and fame. Take your
case, for instance. You went into the late
war as a private, l believer
ayes, sah-as a private
'.And you came out as Colonel?"
Eyes, sah-as a KurneL"
you couldn't have done that without
being a brave MANTLE bravest of the
brave You made record to be proud OF
forever more"
.'Wen, did the best I could" modestly
replied the Colonel
They tell me-" resumed the lawyer,
that you saved Lees army at Antietam .
'Mebbe so, mebbe So"
"And you saved Stonewall Jackson at
Chancellorsville?' Pr
Perhaps l did. sab"
And again you saved Lee at Gettys-
ourg?"
Il have heard others say so, sab. Elk
cuse me, but did you wish to see me on
business this mawnin?'"
Il called to see you about the land, Col
onel. have heard also that If you could
have had your way about things Rich
mond would never have surrendered"
Jest so. sah-jest So Had 70 come
here a month ago and praised my war
record as yo' hev / should hey sold yo'
that land, but I hev changed, SAIL hey
changed. l hev gone out of the war
/ and gone into religion What is your re-
i ligion. sah?''
Il am undecided which creed TO accept"
replied the lawyer, thinking to accept the
ColoneIs as soon as he could find out
what it was
"Then, sab, it is no use for us to talk
| further Any man Of your age and intel
| llgence who hasn't had his mind made up
for the last ten years to live and die in
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'lvania sent to the civil war.

sylvania sent to the civil war.
Several years ago, just after General
Hartranft's death, in 1889, the project
of erecting such statue was started by
a committee composed Of prominent
citizens from various parts Of Penn
sylvania. The State Legislature grant
ed a certain sum of money for the pur-
pose and designated site in front of
the new capitol at Harrisburg where
the monument might be placed. Many
sculptors competed for the honor of
designing the statue, and finally from
among the various sketches submitted
the committee selected that of Fred
erick w. Ruckstuhl, of New York.
The statue is supposed to represent
the general on his return from the
war. Sitting erect and dignified, with
cap in hand, he is returning the salutes
of the people who have gathered to
meet him. On the ground beneath the
horses feet are branches Of palm and
laurel, emblematic of the praises and
admiration which were bestowed upon
the general. The horses figure is full
of fire and vigor, and he seems fitting
mount for the hero of Fort Steadman.
The plaster model of the statue was
made in Paris, and was cast in bronze
hoiOht nf tho
statue is about 1874 feet. 1t is to be
placed on a pedestal of polished red
granite fourteen feet above the level of
the place on which it stands, thus maxi
ing the total height of the monument
nearly twenty-eight feet.
When the war broke out John F.
Hartranft was practicing law in Mont
gcmery county, Pa, his native place.
He was then thirty years old, and had
for some years been active in the mill
tia, having reached the grade OF col
onel. Proceeding at once to Harris
burg he offered the services of his reg
iment. It's term of three months ex-
pired Just before the first battle Of Bull
Run, but Hartranft remained in the
field, serving on Gen. w. B. Franklin's
staff. His services at Bull Run re-
ceived special mention. After the bat
tie he returned to Pennsylvania and re-
cruited regiment, which, under his
command, was sent with Burnside to
the coast Of North Carolina Here
Hartranft won a signal victory over
the Confederates at Roanoke Island.
Later he distinguished himself at the
second Bull Run and Chantilly, and his
CARRYING of a bridge at Antietam which
had been assailed in vain by several
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SHELLS poured their unurderoQs IRE: and
thinned the ranks Of the charging
Prussians until the conquest OF the
heights seemed almost hopeless. Then
came the Saxons under Crown Prince
Albert. Again the charge was made
with renewed courage by the Saxons
and Prussians together. Every house
at Woerth was a fortress; and every
fortress was stormed and captured by
the invincible soldiers of the prince.
They forced the brave French from
wall to wall, from house to house.
farther and farther back. Every raj
lying point was made a new battlefield,
aud on every battlefield the crown
prince was victorious. At last the
Prussians and Saxons met on the
heights of St. Privat and greeted each
ether with shouts of victory. The cool
skill of the crown prince and the cour-
age of his m an had tIlumphed over the
de.pe, ate bravery of the French; and
the Entertainments were won. The de-
.ea. cf the French at ST. Privat proved
crucial, and compelled the surrender OF
the Emperor at Sedan.
When Paris capitulated Prince Albert
returned to Saxony. In July, 1871, he
was created field marshal Of the empire
and soon after received like rank in
the army of Russia.
He succeeded to the throne on the
death of his father, King Johann, Octo-
Der 20, 1873. He was married to Caro-
line, daughter of the late Prince Gus
taye de Wasa, on the 18th of June, 1858.
The king has no children to inherit
the throne; and the heir presumptiye
is his brother, Field-Marshal Prince
George.
The greater part of the long reign of
King Albert has been powerful and IN
eyentful. He has proven himself as
able to rule a nation in time of peace
as to lead armies on to victorious bat
tlefeIds. King Albert has been good
king to his people, and the coming an
niversary of his coronation will be
made the occasion of showing how
well they honor and love him.
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Saxon Duchies Of Weimar, Coburg,
Gotha, Allenberg and Meiningen, and
the Twelfth corps of his own Saxon
troops, soldiers who had fought under
his banners in 1866 in Bohemia against
. the army of Prussia.
1t was the heroic conduct Of the
crown prince and his men at the battle
/ of Gravelotte which brought about the
, surrender of Sedan; ana Prince Albert
received the commentator of Won
Moltke himself for the part he played
IN the glorious work. The French held
almost impregnable intrenchments on
the heights of st. Privat near Grave
lotae. Again and again had the mag
Lificent Prussian Guards, under their
brave comma der, Prince Augustus of
Wmtenberg. stormed the heights, but
IN vain. From every house-top. win
dow and garden wall the deadly can
non mitraiileuses chassepots and bomb
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PH|LADE[P1|A'S MONSTER
TWO Day FESTIVAL.
The President Will Be the Honor
ed Guest of the City OF Broth
erly Love..-The Civic and the
Military Day.

Philadelphia, October 15.-The fact
that President Mckinley and the men,
bers of the cabinet and q number Of 9TH
er prominent government officials will
participate in the Peace Jubilee Oeto-
Der % and n will add largely to the
success of the great celebration, which
promises to surpass any display Of that
character ever given in this country.
1t is expected that the distinguished
guests will arrive in Philadelphia on
the afternoon or evening Of the 25th Of
October, the day preceding the one Sc
leeted as Civic Day. and will remain in
the city for three days
A salute OF artillery by the combined
land and naval forces assembled in and
around the city win be given at sunrise
on Wednesday morning. The civic pa
rade will occupy the rest of the morn
ing Of this day. In the afternoon there
will be a formal dedication OF the re-
modelled and restored independence
Hall, with an Grafton delivered from
the steps of the south entrance. Fol-
lowing the dedication exercises win be
held in independence Square. in which
the public school children viii take
part On Wednesday evening a recep-
ton win be rendered to President Nc