davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02

men meo i'm gontros Stoolp,dt Of
funost ben for let.
Seq ii'r igjsn, at mine ;forqIor,
par prGstiss. De gap mia sitsr fats
tts ssiIisbeo en- arO. ies lille uiIos
bptte bort for ben bsbite 5arm / belle
arlsrtto, nsi life for al 8erosns Ser.
ltsbso. Seq ii'r, min fmpls, oooss
It9s StoIsmsitsr par en- praatia 2qz
rer, ttIsnt ban baboe faot lin lib.
oannsIie i 2iOsts % Grfarinosrs
STOLE % fun babbe pGret en- fort lib
oso en- GGrerItbIs, bpor ban toa ben
loobeitsmte etsamen. Spor lea er
Den MI 9dmle, ojsrps Carer inoerfio
tatnsmli9 for, booo ban oioroe for
mtg! W(en bet bar peo bort 'imple.
Rlemmsgiorte 9oro, 8runben til min
@9telie og Archaeological for BAN Bier
lo9t. Seq nGOner bette, ba lea tror,
man Der tunbe Iantc 2rrbum Of bet.
. Seq faor ufbrpoe. aiGrs 9orrl.
Ore! boo 5 er, og bpor Tibet & ian bo'
AZ bo9lt9 GGroom, prsp at al ebers
Serf en- Irp, be ian bslIione eoer for,
roar 5 Hcper unosr 8rGstorpen! For
9oos og Sub gisr be bet oloria.
suer bar man tou'te nogenIinbe bert
no9en bsbe Sub OeIfigrs Jar % Wor,
torct be e"fterloo Jig en- Ida % Ioo bel.
ltslt 5arm elsr iuu og iad mango
8uitno Dollars? Seq bsrte bet al
brig. Oct bar bette, iee ciloe ia
irem l nGrpGrenbe "gIpdnttsgnin9,"
ION ie9 pso, be fleite pil taloe Ssp %
Sul, o9 fpm mauIte en- at 6emti al
"Po'ten"s 2Giers bill laIe bib.
Den bIep enoba loft / mer eno 700
Siem.
Seq peb gubt, Sperlriften sr Iiot
misptisnbe. Men bet sjsr 10 intet
I'll Sa9en. Oct tunoe naturliopis
msb beore 8runb itaat "9ort Iimple
goro"; men bet baoos 10 p9ret Iaa
itnpelt Ida. - Wors 0rugtiIte baboe
en- GrefuIoere 6iitorie ben og baooe
tommet neooper fra en- bsiere Stanb
o9 Stiaing. Weitre al TO Gag babbe
i TN Sto lagt no9et at tit Semi i ben.
- Soroet oerimob bar, Tom n9pnt,
hlemmegiort % iimpslt. Oct bar life
til at frpoe 9ist. Men bet bar pGa
en- Ndaoe 5amiIisns 59leseienbom,
og er bet paa en- Maabe snonu. -
Seq bdaber, bet er.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02
WYroet fin pleiemoocr?

Sslen, 9be Nprtl.
Otter bpao Der MI f~orslig9er, er Der
neppe Sptl ON, at bet ubp9gelige 0ras
ma paa @aorbsn Slettsn peo Soon
Sorsoug G%ftermiobdg er ct Morb.
Den afbsbe 50saarige Gnte Marer
Srepi9s % aur gamlc 9leisIsn 56ors
odIo bIeO fom mistGntt arreitsrei
5rebag Morgen at 2enSmanO Sauisn,
Den drrsiterebe inorsmmer, at lgiers
nineen fan lite bore bs9daet at nogsn
ubenfori tadenos; men ban n9gter be-
TENT islp at bare 9isrnin9smanoen,
ibet ban puaitaar, at Der forslig8er et
Selpmcrb. Il inore Sunoipnligbet
og ale n9rmere SmitGnoig6soer taller
bog mob en- fabian Qntagelie. af.
beoe bar ugtet iom ct uomGrtst Mens
neite. gun bar peliitueret / stonomiII
Senieenoe, og ingen at bsnoss Sm'
gang bar m9rtet nogetiombelit, ber
ifuIoe tDbe pad, at bun omgittes met
Selpmcrosplaner. Oct piloe pgiaa
og for Jig pGrst paufaloenbs, ON et
9lbre 9onbetone bapoe isgt 0sber
paa en- FABIAN Wdabe..
Oct fsrIte Stub / bsire Climbing
maa afosoe babe fact, meosn8 bur
Iua paa Sofusn for at bpils Wiooag
Der er nemlig aoItiQigt Blob psb be.
enc Sofabisrns. 9lobIpor opsr Sui
bet bort til 0inouet oiIer. at bun 6al
pallet bib6en, ianoIpnligbis / Der
Sante at raabs ON SiGlp. Der tuno,
o9iaa ices MGrter efter blobi9e Sin:
gre pau ben enc Ruoe, meosns ben an.
ben Rube bar flaoet uo. Smiblertit
er bet anost Stub afbret og bar truf,
fet hsnbe | 9~a9bobsoet, % bun er bc
falot 6agl9ngs ubopsr 8ulost. %
Soft tom til og Tou bsnos, loa Moro.
podbenst, en- M 5 2sbs Repoloer
melem bsire arm % Sioen. Ssnnsr
6dooe lsbst bort til Rabpgaarben 2ia.
bruaten % fprtult, at WOoeren pa,
btepst ing, og at bun bar blobig. Sar
1T ba nogen til al fslge fig, bporeftsl
Der ienotes gub til 2Ggs og Gems,
manb.
gfbsbe bapbe fine rsoe 9snas, sc
3ronsr | Papir, / et 2ommetsrfleot
paa 8rbitst, iom bun pleiebs. 0isit
penss bar ursrt. Der er intet, ion
tbbsr paa RopmOrb. Den 9rreferebt
paaitadr life at bdps bsrt Stub. Gr
gammsl Wanb, Sn,btsr 8ul6ranoien
Iom pasIsrebe Stsbst 5prsbaa Gfttr,
miobdg og bsrts ct Smslb iom af e
Stub, iau imiblsrtib Itrdts efter, b
ban bar tommst ct Stptte bort, Sbor.
palb ftda pdu @sranoasn. Den @rre'
'tsrebe bar csIaa sftsr forFisniss lib.
fIuater %inbrsmm.t, at ban bar fee.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02

9ulbrdnoitn. Gu onoen pngrs Wldrn
Der fra gpaosn, Tom bar pad Del til
Observation-Disclosures og 'tBuots iig ior at
ndd Roget, bar ogiad bort Club | en-
gfftono fra Su'st, Tom. od man :ittts
pud mduIts ben, bite fla at pGrs 1913
allen. ct arrsIterebs nsottr at bdos
bort Club, flint ban inoremm,r at
BABE pGrst pso Suiet, Ct 10 bog dltreOs
nnest mistGnttligt.
Den nrrsitsrsbs glsisIsn bar D,o
i'm SpierIsl frsmtaIot llcnigbco mel
lem Iig % WOoeren. Suns Gorbolo
til en- Pi9c, Tom ban at Yli9t Ttutoc
giftes msc, bar / BET IibIte sact llenia
beosn. &fosbt bupoe / 1T 2sItameuts
inoint PIcisisnnsu Tom NrpinQ at fin
Gisnoom. Wuli9sns ian benns Cms
itGnoi0bso BABE oGret ct WotiO pco
unbfdngcIisn of BEN forbrpotrFc
Sdnte.
2ensmanoen bar ignor IcUerct
Morbounbenet til ariitianin BoIiti,
for ON muliQt at foo brdst paa OGt
Rene, bOo7 % uaar bet er tisbt. &f-
osoe par / Sriitinnio fra SnsOaq Tor
StiGrtorsOaa til 2ungfrsoug. Yleies
isnncn rciite til 9riftionia 9ao7tsdfter
og Tom lite bjem igien for 3Oie Days
often.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02
g~Otportuens ReSIettele til I Sent.

Zen ioIosials T0rsaSIiS HHtanct al be gr,Ds, lem
isrss sisHHsM be 5orsHsbt Stdts 5 B3t. 1fgr bet 10.
isrt. at Roiportoeu s0rHtuti mia bligs rtbuccrSt III
Gent Or. unR t~frosif0r 2. Ten 8rribcat. hBsm
bet tsriss at 'da IN FABIAN Bttemmeis oituHrm'st
ia0HarssisH. 5iI 'aa a. hgi glass { ,FolfSt5 auicrlis,
men life bsisrs, maafs. tub ben auisri e, I b5ti'rH
GHbSsr bSIssr eentitsrs gas,biitsrs. 3snus re
biriH bar en- maasIss Gone III at reoucre ssso ON.
men 5faHet H0eHnsftebserH Ter saar III : aaooH
msns l~lbIpriaa Bso at pirit sirtfts gaa Ra5sH. ION
5to 0ru iaar araft I'll bsbrs at utfsr, TN rigiig,
SHHttioH meo at itrogts SOFA. Ten fplbu BiDbtt
nto b RICE. rBtc Riobpl rtiitrr. iou e. ertiTlrlisr
for SuHtbrbtn, o. bugatr 90 g~sltBRDeH. ION SBG'1
itiisn bdC goeIaat Ter briuasr gDD Hgprtu. bgm.
ptr RerpshtrtsH, h~iHuleTtr Rursn- "a b~tUTirT. a.
n ~ioRiisbe WaHo Cner auiube f9lsr iom Il mt
la.HHtifr. 5oriBB bsn. lF -
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02
6Gngt no al SGnaief efter
Sobaf.

Gn isrgelis 3ilOragsti: 6anots
iFg. "2OfOtpoitsn" iOrlsbsu paa en-
8auro / GfOtsu. io,t en- Gut paa 10
Qdr fOrisgts at Banss Tig paa Col
tet; men ba TOlt nnitsn sis6littsliJ
tom iii, 6Isb 8uttens Gto rsobei, boa
ituIoe ban bare msgst bGnrliq, 6bors
for Doctor burtigit maatts 6sut.s.
Oct fs,s. at Qariagsn til BEN fortois
Ieos Sdnolinq ital bare, at 8utt.n
lite tuno. fou fat pda - 3o6at.
DIT sr oiit snsitaosnos, at en- Gut
puu 10 aur forisssr at i~ortOrte IT
2tO. og bet al en- Iaaodn 8runb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02
misconiins Seoislotur

Monoag. ben 24DC April. lrucs
Tor'IdQ ON 2GgteFobsliceUi, bleO
ibag / Ssnottt onbsfoltt til treble
9GsninQ mso 10 mob 10 Stsmm,r.
0ette 6oriIag gap lite aulsouiuQ til
nogen 0ebut, % bet nnites Tom abe
les fittsrt, at bet bill bIioe peotOost al
Ssnutst benne llge. Senatst bar bog
fsist Gmenoemsntsr iii BET, idu BET
mau Isnoss tilbdge til 5uiet, iorot
otsIe fan t%iIitsmmes.
3irsodg, ben 25ot 2tpril. $1,000 Ssnu
tst pcotog ibag sftsr en- lang 0istuss
lion 2russ 5oriIa9 ON 2GgteItabss
~Iicenie. % SsnotOrsr It.mte for bet
Og 8 imoO. Wr. 2rue flyer, at Der
lite er nogen 2pil ON, al 6uI,t oiI
tilitsmmc be al Stnotet Oeotagne
Announcements, og at @uDrrnsren Dji
ldnttionere bet.
Cnsooq, ben 26oe gtpriI. - 2lnti
Pois 5oriIoQet bIep after bcbonOlet az
Senatct. men bette bolot frsmoelss
fat peo be QmenOements, Tom bet
boOoe bsotu0et. De enc al oisIc QiGr
OOertrGoeIie at Gopsu til en- Sorbrp-
bel'e, Iad enoOQ 2]sQisldturers Wco
Iemmer tommer til at itao unOsr 60
ben. 9uIet bar after nRgtet at til
femme benne 5Oraubrtnq, ioa Der
mdd neoi4ttes en- nh 8onfersu8tomtts.
Suiet bebonbIeoe ibag 5OriluQet ON al
bsoil9e $4,000 for llobtbelIe al
"Rsformatorp" / 9reeu Bar. Oct
fortaftsoe SoriInget ON ensarteoe I'm
berptsningsbs9er for be oFeHtIige
Stoler. Gorilaget ON al neoiGtte en-
aommi5ion, Tom Hal bupe OpIDn
mso Statens 0sItagsIis / ben pan
um~srituuIte Uplifting / Buffalo /
1901 posIsreoe treble GGsntng.
9orsoaa, ben 27bs 2tpril. - Sbaq
IptteoeS bet enoeIig ]2sqislaturen efter
ilere Waaneoers &rangsl at peotags
qntis pas 5oriluget. Oct bleo ill
itemt al beqgs 9uis. iud BET nu tan
mongler 8]upsrnsrsus llnOeritrift.
Oct pil 6sreftsr bRrs en- 6orbrpnetie II
mootugs eGer BRUCE 5rtpas. 4de
Gm6ebsm9no / Staten CT ino6eiutte5c
Ielo 2e9islaturens WebIsmmer.
StraFsn for CbertrGOeI's at 2o0en sr;
Gn Wultt fra 5000 til $1,000 og
5GngisIsFrdf fra ct til fem 4ar,
st Gorilag ON, at Staten itot BE-
tale ale R~eiisubgifter for Statsems
bebsm1nb pa8Isrsoe treble GGsning.
Mr. Sos6Iss Gorilag ON, at Stibe
Itul bsItuttss pau famine Bats Tom
anbsn GisnoOm sr Dsotdgst al bsggs
6uie og manglsr tun Guosrnsrens
llnberItrift. Oct nntuges, at Gegistus
turen Oil ujournere Gnsoog ben 2oen
IWai.
Srebug, ben 28bs april. -- Gftsrot
Ssnutst bdObe fortaitst S46ititutsi
for SrtOns GOrItag Om GOrsgslis al
Stuttsn pud Observation-Disclosures, b!er
bet oprinosligs 5Orildg oeOtagst.
tStdttsH puG Rortbpeftsrn Mutuur
I2ifeSniurancs So. / Witipautse oil
berpeo bIios forSget mso 100000 ON
Qaret. 8uoerngr Stofislo bar io1o
unbsrretttt Q%egisldturen ON, at oc
forsiluosos 8spilgningsr sr $65O,OOO
itsrrs END / 1895, og at Der BIZ bliOs ,t
6stpbeligt llnoerituo, 6Ots Der itte Osos
tusss en- COB ON forbeisbs Statts,
8uoFnbst 6snbiIss til en- 3omits.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02
Siifericrne.

0et er MI omtrent forbt operalt, o9
6an9itcr er 9ierremgddcnoe Ida LAP,
at 1899 tommer til at Itaa Tom oct
usleits Streiuur, Ri bar baOt I Nonos
U'tnoe, Itrioes ben lite 2lpril.
8tl l~losungsn Of Rarts untooeS
bet, at iamtIige 8irterFFerier buOoe
gtoet ct uobDtts al II NiQioner 6i1t.
0ette CT 2 W2iQioner luDsre enb ifior,
od Ito9en bier troeoe, at ct odurli0ere
Strelonr tunoe 2anbet lite faa, og IA
Vttatoner minore eno / 1897.
ut 8jOe en- Stiloring af, bOorlsOse
be s%tonomiIte 6OrboIo nu mao urte ia
I Sdnoets norbIi9ite Qmter, pilbe pare
oo%erflsotgt; enbper fan LET tGnte ia
Dem. StreifItet ifjor in%obruQte be
fleite fun Cab, 2~obbsFFet ligeIaa,
5eoltlofItet bIeo Der Iaogootiom in
9entin9 al, O9 MI tommtr 8interfitet
nlso ct tompIet llacr, BET oGrite, oi bar
hdot paa LANCE 3ioer.
5 Gofotsn rur Der til ilsrooos 3D.
fitet II NiGiOnsr 5iIt, ultiaa bel
Sdlpportsn nf ct Wiobelsuurs 4onoit.
Wtdn bsr ttte Oente nogsn iDnoerlia
6ors9eIie al &bantumst bersfter. ri.
'tst er ooeruIt uftugenos, % BERTH
tommer, al pau 5reoag sr 2eietarlsnes
9pretpntruttsr ublsbns. 0tsies On
tai pleier at uogisrs msllem 3 % 1000,
o9 nadr be gaar b9t, bliper mango
Sduobe'Gtnin9er ida rsoucerebe, at b,
glenpGrenoe life tommer nogen Bel,
isIo ON Der ItuIoe bare liot at ubrette.
SammenbolOer man, bpab &ountus
met al be foritislige SiTteprooutter
uogjsr, meo be Priisr, iom sr blsDer
betalte, faa tpmmer mar til bet triItC
Reiultot. at psngspGrbisn at inocp4
rsnoe 4urs GofotFfts nsppe bill nou
op til 212 Wtl. 8r. 5orosIt pda oDer
10000 Muno blioer bet life fort pao
6Oer for 8 Wudnebers Qrbeioe. I
miboels aur bar llo6pttet ub9jort bel
oob6elte % berpper.
De andre Streibitrittsr bar bes.
barre fulgt 2ofotsns Grsmpsl. pac
ger9enstanten sr Gungitsn l Win
5iIt. Ssnbmsre er mauIts bet Strei,
oi'trttt, 'pm liggsr lGngit tilbdge
Der bar man ifsGgs be 'iofts Spgaosr
! 9isnnsmInitlig naaet 293 5it pr
Nano iitsbenfor GOA / 1898 % 855
/ 1897. RomsooG, Rorbmsre og 9p,
rene | bet t~rpnobjemIts giOer ogiaa et
bstrugteli9t llnoerffuo.
8eiterdolsn fdar man / Rsgslsn ittt
bore nOgst fra fsreno en- COB 9io, ef.
terat 6tItet er flut. Wen sfter 6odr
man tun flute al SeIe9rummsrne fra
2Ofoten, er bet moi life fort bsOenot
mtb Si'fet Der heller. g%aabantaGst
2ofoten sr fun mintst ~ubetDOsligt,
0stts Ignss al Oiis, at Der NOT sr imaut
Stel pad 2Ofotsns Yberioe ogiau. efa
teriom SiIterns life timber bet umagsu
barb at Hptts.
: Sromss os 5inmdrtens qmter
bar StrsiFitst / RsgsIsn siOst ct mio'
bells llbbptts. Nsn naor 9oOeobis
ftrittsrns i~snosnfor flaar idu albslss
fell Tom inar, fan life be norblieit,
Qmter sisre fort fra sler til.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02
9 obbefiit.t.

Del par bibtiI lite bart dnb,t at
6bbs paa snb 2obbs. Wsn ben Ibnss
Der oeIua at bore moi al. era ajsts
mas / 2fFnmurtsn til SsrOsns Sbbs
fSs Hal Der ftdd RasT.r al 2obbs, Os
bet famine iisss at bare Silf9lbst
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02
Spao CIT Sommc fan sjore

paa en- lang Rais piier fslsenoe: Paa
Stpbsitatipnen peO TliIen / IusnGs
moo life 81 fti9ntes no til No9en.
Iom Dor nGrmere StpbSItutionen eno
3 8ilpmetsr. Saa bar SerreostDrst,
bpor Der 'ibbsr mango piie WtGno, be-
itemt. 9erfor tunbe Ola GritIsn
Quttsruo life faa ilutte jim Ssrit / 81,
GA bet barmsb BAN mere, eno ban
pilbe foe. Wlsn iGu Tom ban | Sante
ON, at bet tonIts life bar Iua me9st ON
8 Stlometer mellem 9utterub o8 6lts
fen. San maalte nsiagtis op. Sil
ben Stusn, ban bobpe /, manglso Der
roole Meter pad 8 Silometer. Der
bleb altIaa life noset Sl at bet. Smios
l.rtib bar Ola en- Stus til pud ben
anben Sibe al 5un,t. Den srei.o 3
ailpmetsr, % ben fpttsb ban ino /.
Sa MI fan ingen n1ate Ola Putteruo
81 paa Stfbsitatiun,n.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02
SAT- Gicmo o no,
t~tiinIn5 easr tiast..

grsrtigismset'r U1ssr "FHRty. -Iilsr' sIg,
false" "a ~QitrriporaisH fottr 3 Icnty t1s y Or
Ter hurr @aHa. % IN Sent gr Orb Tor at,. JON 5pls'
htpcr = Cra. fpsrTs tmesi.r iHolll.I fifs i5s
mrbrt tuo p Hsi5. Btuac uiaa uiraBtislg nsSlB,4:
aac Bsntgtugrg Ia lsams Hi Hs 90 J5sfJr3 90
imta =ualafea.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02

soipliom aomplim.nt. P~rintipalsn;
"Sporoan ian bet falce Dem inb at tusc
Sottsn uf for en- perion, fom bar lursl
mig iaa tpst9"
goo6olosrsn: -er PeriOn, Tom Ell
iitdno iii at lure Dem, Sr. 8rcSier,r,
mua lea pirtelig ia Sdttsn at for!"
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02

o. EIabaiius pss Ilssas grss, bar paHbH arHHs'
i0iigf Dnstn. bar tt manlt gfltrilUut, IUltH
81 siIis fan s,sft esissarbts. lss [UH / satt Ter
~ nor hrssuues poift al lbs Rali0mtnt. su tits
babes len tH i,rgunss patt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02

g~lobahiu, tan btuats ss,r BaItna tau lep,t;
pllItna ener Idp,t tan brusts epu alaeaittnt. Der
as fuu / ismpuuss BATTER. i~sriputet mte sa Tttis
Rrrt, rasstas iuist austt I sds Stte.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02

souumiuuiusr ,r siutas % mtsl'n,iS'S. e.fpS'
tat,r, ism tilbnss,s al p%ptStsfalt St''; n S,..s
sTt,as.i,tn, q en- htnsdGrS Cement, irt'r fs % 's''e'
me- aiptru.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02

GnbBr sirf, % tibUsrt etDisbus br tun bsttzsts
mse alsbaittHs bHHeI,er a. ions e~,HB,i,s eer'
Tia ~ e,r, Srni. eGs,, atatahin, laser ia
its quite al % R-Gsr tHt a., Sa Ct matt %
fauet,
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02

ssrHuiiiss 6aselsust gi! iHt ngtg ~ Ntsiaa
'Isr q 5sJbns mts biqtas 9alisminuiustr. GfItrliss
HiHgfr 81 AlsSatiRt 6~ansItnbt . 1suu va iot
Taya al en- Rasiss pts a l1iag "a usr5guattus Uss
a bsps cite a 9nssrts ! aaerrs Nr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02

uotrfor Ssnitn / 2romss Imt. Wcn
2ooottorTtcn bolo,r ia irsmotlts pdd
Giituno; fun fra gtrIepou9 til ia
lsrs iortgdur Der en- Smutc 0pbss
agnf'tc. Wan bdabcr imioIertio, al
ben electromagnetic 2OooetorH pit inos
FinOs 'ig.
s 5iIttbaubclen pdd uOlnuoct CT bet
iremosIcS title. Sagcn sr, at oi 6jit
bar hi MI nGIttn inQrntinQ iQien, %
IRAN oQ Roqn, iom suOnu boDes pda
Eager, timber Iiosn sGI,r inasn Ss9
ming.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-02

- tlsS,r w 'n'its patiss gGab.Nrenira, iuts
ss,rr !, H. tt Be aifadtnes Ralismiusrinas,
ssssp. fr,5nLlHs. Ttt fan brnsts paa piahrins.
~ as, 49, y SsTTts. liib,I,sss pts OF tits
The National tribune., 1899-08-24
A Johuny's Story.

James Herren, 59th East Tenn. M't'd
Inf, Lees Summit, Mo-, writes: IL saw a
letter in recent issue headed, Experience
of a Cavalryman.' don't want to criticise
DIR. S. B. Jenkins, but he says he saw an
old Sergeant with a right cut take off a
young rebels head as clean as the women
folks cut off chickens head. He also
says the young rebel should have been at
home going to school, | am an old Con-
felerate soldier. and belonged to the 59th
East Tenn. M't'd Inf, and we We're in a
great many hard-fought battles. This
Young rebel that should have been at home
going to school undoubtedly was not old
enough to go to school. My company was
what | call experts in cutting heads off
with the saber. 1 never will forger the
morning left home with my yellow butter
nut pants homemade jeansl to whip the
United States. My greatest ambition was
to have the largest saber could find: and
succeeded in getting one of the old United
States sabers, about five feet long. and it
was also my luck to get small horse.
When mounted the lower end Of the scab-
bard hit all the high places in the road.
The first battle fought in was at Somer-
set, KY, in the Fall of '62. We were Or
dered to charge, and it came in my mind
at that moment of my fathers request
when left home-to send him Yankees
skull. How badly l was disappointed
when I charged up to Yankee, drew my
saber, and made for him, aiming to sever
his head off. At the first lick, had not
my ears. He soon had me on the retreat,
and from that day on l never carried
saber. / never after wanted to get
close enough to a Yankee to use saber.
l don't remember ever killing but one Yam
kee during the war"
The National tribune., 1899-08-24

Of the Lieutenants of the 18th Ohio, some
of whom I recall-Ridgeway, Snively,
Shoemaker of Co. A, Fisher, Co. A, King
kad, Liggett, and Hiltes do wish that
the dear old boys would write to me.
When my father veteranized' an ed the regi-
and when he came home on his veteran
furlough, he gave me permission to go and
serve his Captain, E. P. Wilbur, with whom
| remained until near the close of the war.
During this time made three attempts to
enlist, Dut was not 81 large m enough 70 M thae tne
to become a soldier, and now regret that |
cannot wear the most precious of jewels, the
priceless little bronze button.
1 now weigh over 200 pounds, but at the
time of the war 1 was too small to pass
muster, too small to fight, as they then told
me- and now cannot bear the distinction
of being perpetuated on Gods Roll of
Honor.-W. /. WATTS, Elmwood, Ill.
The National tribune., 1899-08-24

The Koia Plant and Hay-fever has
been found in the Kola Plant q rare bo-
tanic product of West African origin. So
great are the powers of this New Remedy
that in the short time since its discovery it
has come into almost universal use in the
Hospitals of Europe and America for the
cure of every form Of Asthma. The cures
wrought by it are really marvellous. Among
others the editor of the Farmers Magazine,
of Washington. ID. c., Mr.. Alfred Lewis,
testifeS that after many years suffering,
especially in Hay-fever season, the Kola
Plant completely cured him. He was so
bad that he could not lie down night day,
for fear of choking. After fifteen years
suffering from the worst form of Asthma,
Mrs. A. Mcdonald, of Victor, Iowa, writes
that the Kola Plant cured her in two weeks.
Rev. S. II. Eisenberg, Centre Hall, Pa;
Rev. John l.. Moore, Alice, S. c.; Mr.. Frank
G. Newall, Market National Bank Boston;
and many others give similar testimony Of
their cure of Asthma and Hay-fever, after
five to twenty years suffering, by this
wonderful new remedy. If you suffer from
Asthma or Hay-fever, in order to prove the
power of this new botanic discovery. we will
send you one Large Case by Mail entirely
free. All that We request in return is that
when cured yourself you will tell your
neighbors about it. 1t costs you abso-
lutely nothing. Send your address to The
k"is Importing Co., No. 1l64 Broadway,
Now York City.
The National tribune., 1899-08-24

w. Fl. B. Williams, publisher Of The
Farmers'-Industrial Union, in recent
letter to DR.. Hartman says: ~ have used
Pe-ru-na as family medicine for several
years. I find it of especial use for my
self. I have had several tedious spells
with systemic catarrh and before using
Pe-ru-na I had tried several other REM
edies with little or no success. But in
Pe-ru-na found a prompt and sure cure.
I always keep the remedy which
promptly relieves any attack Of the
same malady.
"My wife also uses Pe-ru-na. She finds
it Of especial use for severe spells, to
which she is subject. We always keep
it in tho house as family medicine.
We think it an excellent remedy for
the various ills to which children are
subject, especially climatic diseases.
Address DR.. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio,
for free book on family medicine.
The National tribune., 1899-08-24
Shaved During Q Battle.

William Jones, sOth Ind, New Antioch,
O., saws that Reuben Garrett was German,
with a long, flowing mustache, who never
appeared well on dress parade, but was as
cool head as there was in the army. AT
the battle of Perryville Reuben stepped a
little in advance of his line, and from be-
hind a stone fence commenced supplying
the enemy with liberal dose of bullets;
and he was good shot, too. Once, after
making hit, minie-ball came whizzing
along and shaved off his mustache, or
most of it. Reuben was not a bit "phased, u
but resumed his shooting, after rubbing
his upper lip, Just as coolly as ever.
The National tribune., 1899-08-24

behind the ridge, and intending to hold it
for the purpose of arresting our advance
upon Dinwiddie Courthouse, then they
u had a fine field-glcss, which picked
up at Spottsylvania Courthouse, May 10,
1864, near the spot where Gen. Sedgwick
was killed the previous evening. It had
been lost by some officer, the shoulder
strap of it having been cut by a bullet.
Long afterward it was identified by Capt.
Mink, of Battery "a, LIST N. Y. L. A., as one
he had lost there; but he insisted that
should keep it ION account OF salvage and
20 years, peaceable possession" and1 have
It yet-a priceless relic Of great days
The National tribune., 1899-08-24
Remember that cholera morbus.

Remember that cholera morbus,
cholera infantum, summer complaint,
bilious cole, diarrh9a and dysentery
are each and all catarrh of the bowels,
Catarrh is the only correct name. for
these affections. Pe-ru-na is an abso-
lutte specific for these ailments, which
are SO common in summer. DR.. Hart
man, in a practice of over forty years,
never lost single case of cholera in
fantlm, dysentery, diarrhea, or chol-
era morbus, and his only remedy was
Pe-ru-na. Those desiring further
particulars should send for a free
copy of Summer Catarrh." Address
DR.. Hartman. Columbus, o.
The National tribune., 1899-08-24
AKentucky csyalrym.n Writes.

W. F. Doll, Co. A, 18th KY. Cav, 2eho,
ILL.,, tells of being in the convalescent camp
near Nashville in 1864, and tenting with a
Tennessee or Kentucky cavaryman whose
name he has forgotten, and Serg Garrison,
of the writer's regiment. They had tents
with fireplaces in t ZEN, and one of the men
sometimes would go outside after dark and
putting a gunny-sack over the chimney,
hole, smoke out his comrades. which they
The National tribune., 1899-08-24

Gen. Bartlett and Maj. Cope was that Cope
wrote on his pocket writing-pad" brief
note to Gen. Warren, and when it was done,
handed it to me with orders to place it in
the Generals hands as soon as could get
TO him, or, if happened to run across Gen.
Griffin first, to hand it to him for his in
formation.
heard Gen. Bartlett order Maj. Henry
O'Neill. then commanding the 11Sth Pa.
(the old Corn Exchange Regiment" of
Philadelphia), to deploy his command in
skirmish order and sweep up the opposite
slope to the top of the ridge.
When Mai Cope had finished his note he
handed it to Gen. Bartlett. who read it,
The National tribune., 1899-08-24
A LIGHTWEIGHT PATRIOT.
lie Was Too Small to Pass Muster and to Fight bat He
Did Ills Little Best for the Old Flag.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: In the
Winter of '61-'62, while the 18th Ohio was
at Charleston, W. Va, Ihired to serve Lieut.
Fisher, of Co. A, and remained with him
until the regiment moved to Flat Top
Mountain, and when Gen. Cox's Division
went east ran away from home and went
with the 18th Ohio regimental wagon-train
with Jacob Wiekel. of Co. [. was
born Oct. 8, 1S4S, so, you see, was mere
boy, and was very small.
We went to Washington, d. c., where we