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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

@n ebelessenbe Oueriupmmelie fanot
fteb / @leuelanb, Obto, fife Spnba9.
Der bapbe peret ct trpstelist &esnpeir,
Der eftertulstes af ct Stybrub, os bette
baube tilfelse, at en- Dam git ttu.
Banbet itrpmme6e uo oper en- flor ,Del
at 8pen, g1op op @aberne os unbersrou
tilbels 6uiene. gn @rausaarb bIeu
iaa tloe tilrebt, at tolu Sig bleu srapne
frem o9 f1pb omtring i 0anbet. gan>
bet par fra l til Sob / @aberne, %
9ulene par ielufplseli9 omsiune af
Banb. 6oltene maatte reobes Baabe,
nosIe at builte maatte bentes ipu Mtl
forat slpre 7ieneite.
Qet martelise peb ulgtten er, at ben
tun rammebe enoel af 8pen % bet ben
meit artitotrattife. s en- anben BpbeI
falbt Der lite en- Draabe af &esn, %
man pibite ttte ensans ON ulgtten / ben
anbeu Bpoel, fpr ben allereoe par fleet.
Den peo l1lpffen foraarlase6e Stabe
paa @ienbom an 1laaes til 81, 900, 900.
Saaptot ptbes o.i1tom in9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Song @briittan baoret. sra &ipben<
bapn meboeles 2oen bs.: v0eb Wtb.
basstio isaar uar Song @briitian fra
Amalienbors Slot, ben banife &on9e>
families orbinere Bolt9, 8ibne til en-
bemertnin9sperbia Demonitration, lou1
be 9iberale bapoe faaet i itanb til bans
9Gre. Ronseu mootos gieruer af
Dronntns Ileranbra, Song George,
@nteteiierinoen os andre tonselise Yer>
ioner en- ipeciel Population, bet tattebe
bam forat baue pitt Tiuib til Solicit os
baube ubnepnt ct W{iniitertum af 81.
berale."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

af ben samle @tole.- Sra 9a@rosie
ifriues 3bie bs.: @n Spn efter Ole
Walaum (Valaune?) fanbt tsaar i
Bunben at en- 9ueoebtnse en- Set, iom
inbebolbt $3.50 t@ulb % $40O / Bonbs
% andre 8erotpaptrer. Ole @alaum
uar en- Garmer, iom boebe ipu MtI pit
for 9olmen, os ban bpbe for to Mar
itben. Sans fem Ssnner troeoe, at
ban baube enoel Pense, men be bar for.
9ieoes ie9t efter benz tnbtil igaar.
Mfbebe etterlob intet Eeftamente, % M
bar Mrutn9erne anmobet Stifteretten
ON at uhnepne en- Mbmintttrator. #
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Ielesrafitolperne. Vet beber, at bs
Mrbeibere, fom tom fra DULUTH, for bel
meite par Stanbtnaper.
Om Mariasen til l1lptten mebbeles
beune Beretnins faalebes:
vDet ipnes, iom ONT bet forreRe 60
tomotiu par 9aaet efter 0ano % bapbe
efterlaot lpielpelotomotipet / ben ba9re
@noe af Erenet forat bolbe bet. piels
pelotomotiuet latte 2uftbremierne paa
og git afifeb forat ta9e &ul inb. Sons
outter Mattbems par inbe / Rontoret
torat mobtase Orbrer, % besse Brem,
fere par 2otomotiperne. Mfan tror,
at 2uftbremierne par I l1itanb, % at
Qutten leteoe ub, os at Erenet, ba bet
fob paa en- 6elbnins, sleb uet, uben
at Grenperionalet pibife noset berom.
Set fit omi1ber en- frysteIis Tart neb.
ouer Tielbet, iaa at man antager, bet
git meo en- 6aitisbeb at IS til 100 Meil
/ Gimen os tilbaselasoe en- 8eilensbe
at II Mil, fpr bet naaeee taien pasia<
sertranet. Da besse Eren git famine
&etnins, blep l1lptten lite iaa ltor, ion,
ben eQers uiloe baue ueret. Baa Yass
iagertrenet baube Goltene lite ringeife
Mnelie ON ben Tare, iom truebe benz.
&onoutter Ufat!bews, iou1 fprts
Trasttrenet. er neter panuittts af@ore
oper 1lptten, og bans Manbfab li9e>
laa.
Sra ST.. Saul mebbeIes, at be bebes
Intal ital uere 36 og be iaarebes l3.
Blanot be bpbe er fpl9enbe @tanoi>
binauer sientjenbt: .. 3. Olion os
So5n Gridlon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Tra 2eab Spb>Datota mebbeles, at
en- Manb ueb Naun Nusutt Peterion
bar en- interesiant liben stock ranch
peb Bor Mlber Greet. Sen er ben enelfe
fit Sla9s Torenebe Stater. San ops
oratter neu,lis Beuere for Stinbets
StYlb % baaber naite Mar at faa en-
Snbtagt af flere Eui len Dollars at bent.
Det foifer bam intet at fobre benz, %
naiten tnsen oor.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Muii iierne / Wtnneapolis flyer, at Mr,
beiberbogen bleu fetret meo tue9en % al
minbelis Snteresie Der. $4,000 l1nio>
ntiter" eller Mrbe,oere, ber tilbprte en-
eller anben Orsanii iatton, mari9erebe
9iennem Bpen unber vpaienbe Taner %
tlinsenbe Spil", % Optoget omtales
1om meset leftenoe os beseiftrenbe.
Yaa ct Steb par ber unber War9en
nar fleet en- uIptfe, ioet Menueitetrensz
1elen par flor, os enbel 9eite bleu fly.
Samtibia uar Der Tare for, at enbel
elettrilfe Traobe lfulbe baue falbt neo
paa Toltemansoen, oa be bleu lpsreune.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05
85oe o.t.oannet til Gift.

Tgbe, iom becomponerer Snbuolbe.
ne, freubrinser lisnenbe 8irtninser
|iom Mrienit, men Or. Rtnss Nem Site
Bills uofpber @iften fra be opfoppebe
Snopolbe paa en- milD, let men filter
Raabe % belbreber 6orftoppelfe, @al-
beipsbom, sick headache, Teber %
aue Spsoon1me / yeuer, Rprer % Sno>
polbe. Blot 25c bos aue Apotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

@u rig iuenif Wfano, Der tioligere fat
peret &ipbmanb Jfem Dort, og bpts
Naun par Saul @anbitrpm Bromn,
9ittebe fig forleben 80 Mat sammel.
San boebe MI BLOOMFIELD, Seem Ser
iep. San auerterebe for en- Eio iiben
efter en- 9usboloerite, os ber melbte fig
so. Gn iuenit Ytse, Nusufro Mnoree,
bleu antaset. 9un 5apbe ueret / 3uiet
Blot faa Dase, ba ben ntttiaari9e @ubbe
friebe til benoe. pun iuarebe, at bun
uiloe ta9e @a9en unber Ouerbeielle.
9un retite til Seem Oort os raaofprte
fig neb fine 0enner. l1ofalbet blep, at
bun u1obtoq Eilbubet os blep gift. Gn
l19e oerefter par Bromn opb. San
paaitaaebes at eie ouer 100000 /
@runoeienbomme os 8arbipaptrer.
Meiis Mnbree er 81 Nar san1mel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05
41n8aaenoe 6taaI.etretfet.
Jra Yittsbura. 0a.. blep mebb,

fra pittsbur9, 8a., bleu mebbelt
ben lite b.: rStaalfreiterne paaifaar,
or bar uunbet fin iterffe Seier, Roen
Streiten bespabte, berueb at Mfbelinsen
neo be aabne @sier Duquesne Staal=
pert er blepen luttet. Qlmalqomateb
Nsiociation paaitaar, at be Menb, iom
arbeibebe peb be aabne Gsier, bar fret
tet, os bele gertet oil blipe nebt til at
ftanbie fin Sirtiombeb, naar Mrbe,berne
lite uenber ttlbase til @rbeibe ,aften.
@arneste=Toltene pil lite ,norgmne,
at @asen er af nosen Betpontns. De
flyer, at naar arbeibet itanbiebe, par bet
blot ben iebuanltse 2utning 2prbassaf:
ten, og be paaitaar, at Mrbeiberne pil
mpbe op iglen @pnbass Mften lom for,
% ber uil lite bliue no9en @tanbs. Sc
paaitcar, at biftorien om ben lille
l1srete Trebassaften er blepen me9et
operbreuet. O9 fer imorsen Nften (nu
i1ife Spnbas Mtteu) uil man lite meb
@tsbeo uibe, builten @ibe bar ret"
Sra Sbaron, pa., bleu famine Dag
meobelt: st npt Staaltompasni, Der
ffal bliue tienbt unber Napnet tie Snbez
pendent @teel @ompanp, er blepen orr
saniteret os nil ftrats opfpre en- 6abrit
New @aifle. MttietapitaIen ital pere
81, 800, ,ooo."
Mellem 1000 % 5000 Menneiter par
famlet / en- 2uno / philadelphia paa
yrbeiberoasen. s)et pilbe bape peret
fIere, oa Mrbetberne ifulbe baue en- Bic>
mic, men bet par 9te9npeir. % bette
bolbt mango borte. preltbent @baffer
talte libt ansaaenee @tretten os iasbe
blanot auoet:
i y Man flyer, at ri brpb Dor &ontratt,
taar ri bespnbte benne 5trett. Som
Mmal9amateo Msloctattons !0opeb be
Gorenebe Stater er leg Der forat f9e,
d en- iaaban Yaai er iaa falif iom
Nn Manbs 6ierte, -ber frem1atte ben.
Dor Scale-Bo9 er uor Eoutratt, o9 nj
er piQts til at arbeibe for ben yen, ion
ber er beltemt. Der ct Dor Rontratt
intet, iom tan tpin9e os til at arbeioe
for Eruitet ct belt Mar.
Set ct bleuen iast, at Streiten aQes
reae er tabt, o9 at en- uis General altib
er uiQis til at trette fig tilbase, bpts
ban ueo at siere iaa tan ipare Mrmeen
fra Eilintetsiprelie. 9llt, ies bar at
iuare berpaa, er, at Sbaners Wotto er:
.@n burtis Doo ct at foretrette for at
iulte iblel.@ Om nj 9iuer efter tor
Eruftet nu, pil BET itjele fere 6abriter,
og inart pil ri uere bets Mast. Seg
uil beqere bliue pbe!ast iammen meb
Nmalsamateb Msiociation enb at pare
bens preiioent, mems Meblemmerne
iulter.
Wfen 4mal9amateo Mslociation utl
lite bliue Naser. Truitet os Mp,l lerne
pil faa fin Eur, men ber u,l bl;pe no9le
faa af % tsien tillut.
Derlom Der bl.uer Sppr9smaal rn,
en- fife Eilfust. bar p, &ulsraperne.
Deriom beres 2eoere efterbaanoeu utl
TONNE til at anIe bet bebft at nebIesse
Nrbeieet forat bielpe os, nil ri bliue
tatnemmelis for beres unberitpttelie. +"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

&lasies Dampere2 Som oftere ON,
talt, er bet ba o9laa fin Etb inbenfor
Selfabet bleuet forelaaet at bpsse itte
ct, men ire nps Sttbe iamtibia. -.
Den nYe Mmerita: Damper nil TONNE
til at foite iaabaut ncset tom WaiQio>
ner 3roner! (Dannebro9.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Sla9ifibet vSoma~ er at9aaet fra
Ncapulco Werico til Banana forat
paretase ameritanite Suteresjer unber
&epoluttonen paa gibet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Mlon5o 5. @biteman, ttblisere
Statss 5enator M1inneIota, blep /
@lutninsen al fife l1se arrelteret / Bo>
ffon for Der at baue ubfebt en- falft
@bed paa $4,000. San er for bleuen
bomt for en- ltsnenoe Torieelie Nem
Dort, men Sa9en par lite sanite at>
qiort, og ban par nu paa fri Sob mob
&aution. @biteman par Senator
1887 os 1889.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Ylo9fabritauter ber 2aneet bar
baut ct Weoe t@bicaso % iises at uare
enifemmis ON at iette Yriien paa fine
Prooutter op tt Procent for tommenbe
Mar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05
2ao Dem tfte Itoe-

Ofte PLACES Bprn at Rle og brens
benbe @c5ema os andre 9ubipsoomme,
men Budlens Mrnica. Salpe belbreber
raa @aar, fiernet Snfammatton os
eier, at 6uben bliper uoen Mr. Gen,
ueuustenoe, biQls. sfnsen anoeu Salue
laa COB. Prpu ben. Rur 9aranteret.
BIo! 25c bos aQe Npotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Meterterne peitre Wisconlin er iferb
meb al oanne ct Truit. &apitalen ton,>
mer fra 60 Groste.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Der ftal uare flor Bepa9elle Seer,
beben at Waibburn, itrtues Der fra
@ranb Sorts. U1an bat funoet Ole
Der os tror, ben uil ftnoeS tilitrefteliq
Wen9oe til at 9iere Torretnins beraf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Sobn u. 6ssnes, en- af be elbite
Settlere / Barron County, BisconRn,
bIbe Cumberland. 8is., ben 2ben bs.
7s aar sammel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Det beber, at gr:Preltsent @leuelanb
ptl tomme til Sort Sisieton @yb: Da.
tota forat ffpbe 9gnoer ibpft.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-05

Mils pilba 9opme, Datter at Tor>
manb 9oyue / ben Toreneoe Rirte, bleu
ben 2Ioe Mu9ulf piet til poitor g..
Ibompion af @resco, Soma, efter buao
. Heform" beretter.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
Do Wielebnego G. .Newmana:-

Do Wielebnego O.. Newmana:- =
Pisze, ably p~owiedziec, ZEN szczeSliwa
bonn wyzdrowia1a ma nowo, i ze' lekar-
silva. Twoje pomogfy mi skoromc tylko
zaczefa je zazywac. Bolesci " bokach
ustapi1y i puchniecie n6g i ramion mi
klo i moge ,teraz pracowac i krzatac sic
okofo domu, czego ME by}am wstanie u
czynic cd trzech' lat
Raduje sic wielce i ufam, re kazdy CO
cierpi jak ia cierpia}am napisze do Gle
bic. Wien, re co Mkt inny uczynic ME
zdoaa, to ty zrobit potrafisz.
PAM F. ROLZA,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

PAN ANTONI FABIAN,
egzaminowany nauczyciel re stare
go kraju, kt6ry tn d}uzszy czas
W Winonle, ,objaf Pc
ies1ennych wakacysch posade
nauczycieIa PREY polskiej. szkole W
parafi sw. Jadwigi W Chicago,
gdzie jest proboszezem wiel ks
Piechon ski. -?ensya pana Fabiana
wyn,si so dolar6w mit siecznie.
W SNKOLE Wa>hingtona, W
4tei wardzie, zaprowadzona bedzie
nauka %wieczorna, kt6ra trwa6
bedsle Cd 1 Poniedzia}ku, W Paz~
dzierniku, do 20 Grudnia. w szko-
lie wieczornej nauczac bedzie- p.
Henry Hacker, "a wynagrodzeniem
$40 ma miesiac.
Fsrma ma sprzedaz
n'edaleko Dodge. Wis.
Obejmuje 200 ARROW. z tych
100 pod piugiem, :reszta do5re
pastwiska i bar,lzo wiele twardego
drzewa.
3! mill cd polskiego k~oscio]a
W Pine Creeku, 8 mile cd stacyi
kolejowej Dodge, WIS.,.
Zg}osiG sic do nizej podplssne-
go wlasciciela fanny. POD adre-
sem:
Franciszek Wejs junior
Dodge, Wis
Przez d}ugi z a mia}em Well
XII kpszel i zadne lekarstwo ME po-
magafo M. Po zazyciu: ]ednej bu-
telki Sewery' balsamu ia p}uca
CIGAR z piersl mi ustap,l ,:ka>zel
ustapl4. }Teraz uzywsm zawsze
W mel fam,lil tego )ekarstwa ! pole
can 60, gdzle t>l.o moggy". Fir.
Kr,cz, 1922 S. Elizabeth str. Chi
cago. .Cena 25 l 80 ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
OiCieC Newman
jego wielcy doktorzy 1e'
F., CA dalei.
Kuracya dOmOWa.

Przez cafy rok ME mogfem %pracowac,
maiac boil W krzyzach i boil gfowy. Me
miafem apetytu i nawet chodzic ME mo-
gfem. Brafem DUO medycyny ale wy
zdrowiec ME mogfem. Ojciec Newman
uleczyf mic W 7miu tygodniach i jestem
zdr0w i silny.
Rad jestem powiedziec kazdemu cho-
remu by sic udaf do OLGA Newmana.
J0ZEF KUBISS,
.#'. st. Peter, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

Wzywamy tych sza.
nownYch naszych a.
b%onent6w, kt6rzy oa
mas odebrali rachunkl,
ably sic pospieszyli z
u"regulowaniem abo-
namentu "a WIARUsA.
Nasz podr6zujec
agent pan Teofl Der
d0wskl znajduje sic
obecnie W: Perham,
Mimi , zked POI edzle
do Dakotejskiej War;
szawy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
WIADOMOSCI



PAM LEOKADIA BAMBE~
MEX otworzy}a sk1ad modniarski
" domu swojej matki PAM Cicha~
nowskiej, PREY 5tej ulicy, W 4tej
wardzie. sprzedaje przedewszyst~
klein damsk,e kapelusze a takze
przerabia i stroll kapelusze. -
zyozymy powodzeoia.
81. :AUGUSTOWI KULASOWI
sprzykrzy}o sic pozycie ma}zehsk1e
re swarliwa iona, opu6ci} je wiec j
wyjecha} z Winony. Razem z nim
pojechaia W SWAT zamezna Stybina.
POGRZEB. - w Poniedzia~
lex pochowane zosta}y ma polskim
cmentarzu ,zwfoki s.. p:%Wawrzyhca
Wieczorka, OLGA ozterech zonatyoh
syn6w i jednej ezameznej c6rki.
PAN MATEUsz 'HEREK,
dawniejszy janltor W szkole Wa
shingtona, zosta} konduktorem
PREY e%lektryoznej kolei ulicznej.
bicykl6w
maja teraz wiele. roboty PREY spo-
~rzadzaniu strzelb, gdyz zbliza sic
pora polowah.
RODZ1CE gubernatora Van
SAINT, mieszkajacy W LOWE, obcho.
dzlli we Wtorek 7ota rtcznice
swego wesela. Pan g. W.. Van
SAINT liczy lat 90, jego malzonka 80.
ALEXANDER DUBL1NoW.
SKI, m,eszkajacy pod numerem
s7l- E. Sanborn ulicyy n,edawno
temu v nocy cissko pobif swoja
lone, a potem ueiekl, i policya
dotad ME zdolala go pochwycid.
Pobita kobieta Lefty chora " 46zkU
PAN LEONARD TUCH1OC'
H, krawiec. wyprowadsa sic v
tym tyg;,odniu : powrotem DO Chi
cage.
The National tribune., 1901-10-31
Annual Reunion of the Dandy Fifth.

The 23d Annual Reunion of the 9TH n. Y.
II. A, Veteran Volunteers was held Saturday
evening, Oct. 10. 1901, at the st. Denis Ho-
tel. New York City.
The business meeting was called to order
by Capt. II. l.. Smith. President protein.
About 40 ex-members of the regiment were
present.
The casualties for the year ended Oct 10.
1901, We're y, making total of 319
members of the regiment who have been re-
ported dead during the past % years.
Letters of regret were read from many Of
the comrades. The following officers were
elected: Pres, Col. w. II. Boyle, U. S. A,
retired, New York; First V. p. A Van
HOuten, Oakland, n. j.; Second V. F.. C. W.
Montross, HOboken, \. j.; Third V. p, J. S.
Boerum, Rockaway. l.. l., n. y; Chap, Rev.
l.. f. Livermore, Dunellen. n. j.; Sec. and
Treas: Jos. II. Barker, 20 East 10th St,
New York City.
made the opening address of welcome TO the
comrades and their friends Capt. Barker
was requested to act as toastmaster. All
the veterans were called upon to speak.
States were responded to by Col. James Re
gan, 9th u. S. Inf: Major f. II. f. Ebstein,
U. S. Army Getired), and Capt. H. e.
Rhoades. L. S. Navy (retred).
Among those present were Col. VIM. III.
Boyle, U. s. A. (retlred), New York; Capts.
Henry l.. Smith, Henry B. Smith, J. II.
Barker. New York; Lewis DetZ, Albany;
+. ]. Mott, Brooklyn; II. G. Meyers, New
McMannus. j. S. Boerum, VIM. Better. Brook
lyn; John ]. Morris. Otto H Schenck RObt.
S. Reilly. Chas. w. Montross, New York;
c; B. Johnson; New Jersey; Charles Mount.
Guests present: Col. James Regan. 9th U.
$. Inf; Maj. +. II. f. Ebstein, U. s. Army
retired; Maj. f. S. sEuns6n, U. S. Vol;
Capt. II. E. Rhoades. u. S. Navy (retfred):
y. II. McIlwaine; VIM. ]. Magee, VIM. HILL
l.. A. Drison, W. c. Barker, and others.
The National tribune., 1901-10-31
Work of the Pension once.

The report of certificates issued for the
week ended Oct. 10 shows:
Army Invalid: Original, s; increase, 149:
reissue, 20; restoration, 2; renewal, IS; sup
elemental, 6; duplicate, IS; accrued, ia.
Total, 33I.
Army widows, etc: Original 81; reissue.
4; restoration, l; renewal, %; duplicate 5:
accrued, q Total, 1O3. -
Navy invalids: Accrued, l.
Navy widows, etc: Original, 3; renewal,
!. Total, 4.
Old wars-wldows: Original 1.
Army invalids (war with SPAIN: Original
tai. 6s.
Army widows, etc. (war with SPAIN: Orig
inai, IL; reissue, /. Total, IL
Army invalids (act of June q, 1890: Origi-
nal, ~; Increase, 492: additional 20; reis-
sue, Il; renewal, 20; supplemental, 4; dupli-
cate, 30; accrued, 157. Total, 1853
Army widows, etc. (act Of June q, 1890:
Original, 25S; reissue, 1; supplemental q:
duplicate, Z; accrued, 3. Total, 2I1.
Navy inyalids (act Of June 27 1880: Origi-
nal, 1S; increase, 8; duplicate, 4; accrued, g.
Navy widows, etc. (act of June 81, 1890:
Original, 10; duplicate, / Total, IL
Mexican War survivors: Increase, 5; ac-
crued, 4. Total, g.
Mexican War widows: Original, 4; dupIi-
Indian wars uss2-42)-survivOrs: Ac-
Indian wars uss2-1s4N-wIdows: origi-
nal, 2
Totals-orginal, 731; increase. e52: addi-
uonal, 20; reissue, AZ; restoration, 3; re
1ewal, 6o: supplemental. y; duplicate ~:
accrued 291. Total, 1899
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whether all the old boys of the 10th Tenn.
Cav. are dead. He hears nothing from
them. Why does not some member of
this famous cavalry regiment write its
history for The National Tribune?
Comrade K. NJ. Aiken, Co. B, 33d ILL.,,
toms Brigade, Carr's Division, Thirteenth
Corps, either personally or through The
National Tribune, regarding the position
occupied by that command, consisting of
the 33d and 99th ILL.,, Sth and 18th Ind,
on the Vicksburg and Jackson Railroad.
Comrade S. A. Chamberlain, Co. A,
10th Me-, Mayfeld, Me-, writes that he
has been much interested in the contro-
verSy as TO the hOnOrS at Gettysburg
whether the glory belongs to Pickett's or
Pettigrew's men. He would like some
comrade to send him the poem, High
Tide at Gettysburg" He would also like
to know what has become of Richard
Coulter, who commanded the First Bri-
gade, Second Division, First Corps, at
Gettysburg-"Dare Devil Dick" he was
called then.
W. II. Brown, Cartersville, Ga, has a
small silver badge on which is inscribed
Capt. VIM. Fatck, U. S. A." on one
side, and on the other '''P. o. Box 81"
The postofce cannot be made out, owing
to the worn condition of the badge.
John Smith, Meadow Beach, n. j.,
thinks that while officers and soldiers
have been fairly well provided for, full
justice has not been done to widows whose
husbands were killed in battle or died of
disease contracted in line of duty. He
believes their pension of S12 should be
increased to $25 when they have reached
the age of 60. He would be pleased to
correspond with others holding like views.
Isaac Decker, Co. d, 9th Pa. V. R. c.,
POttstown, Pa, writes to correct a mis-,
take in his account of the battle of Fred
appearing in The National
Tribune of Oct. 10. His Colonel VIM.
st. Clair, was not mortally wounded at
but was alive a few years
ago and attended Reunion of the regi-
ment.
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MUSTERED OUT.

BEAVER-At Concord, Okla, Oct II, Sam
L. Beaver, 1st Mo, aged 50. He leaves IL
widow and six children.
CHANDLER-At Pleasantvllie, Iowa, Oct.
10, Elbridge G.. Chandler, Co. Z, 1st Ne.
Cav, aged IA. The funeral services were
under the auspices of Ruckman Post. Inter
ment was at Cambridge, Iowa.
KUGLE-At Military Hospital Daugapan,
Province of Luzon, P. l., March 6, Harry W.
Kugle, Co. G, 18th U. s. Inf, aged p. He
was born In Falmouth, Pa. He served six
months during the war with Spain and was
discharged Dec. 2s, 1898. He re-enlisted
March Z, 1899, in Co. l, 21st U. S. Inf, and
was transferred to the 18th U. S. Inf. His
parents live in RoyaltOn, Pa.
SNOW-At Lydia, Mimi, Oct. Il, A. r.
Snow, Co. A, Hatchs Independent Battalion
of Cavalry, aged rs. He was born in Yer
mont. When 10 he went to Wisconsin. He
served during the Mexican War, and on his
return to Wisconsin, in 1850 he married
Mary ]. Broadway. He drove an ox-team to
California during the gold excitement but,
after two years, returned, sold his Wisconsin
farm, and moved to Minnesota. He enlisted
on the organization of Hatch's Battalion and
served until 1866 widow and seven chill
dren survive.
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Reunion of the 10th Ohio.

The 10th Ohio survivors met at Aberdeen
Ohio, Oct. 10 and 16, when IS men of the
old regiment answered to roll call The little
city was decorated. The veterans were ten.
dered a hearty welcome by the Mayor him.
self a veteran. Comrade T. w Connolly
responded. Comrade HILL on behalf of Bailey
POST, made feeling address, TO which C. C.
Degman responded.
Three deaths were reported since last
meeting, and As since meeting at Aberdeen
in 1894. Officers chosen were: Pres. It.
Heaton, Aberdeen: First v P, w. H
Hooper, Waverly; Second V. p, W. ]. Shell
ton, Bradyville; Third V. p, G. N McMan-
mis- PEBBLES; Fourth V. P, VIM. Wolf, Gin
cinnati; Sec, r. w Connolly, Manchester;
Asst. Sec, c. C. Degman, SpringdaIe, KY
Treas, Capt. c. w. Foster, Manchester; Ser
geant-at-Arms, Eli Steele, West Union: Color
Bearers, Thos. Young. Winchester; ]. NJ. SUIT
ton. Aberdeen, and John Hiatt, Ripley.
The next Reunion will be held the third
Thursday and Friday in October, 1902, at
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Men of National Reputation in Command 43,
IL. V IL

EDITOR NATIONAL Tribune: l notice an
article in the Oct. 10 issue of The National
Tribune that Post In Milwaukee, Wis, is
putting on some frlls on account of the mus
ter-in of Mai. Gen. Arthur Macarthur. Well,
now that Is all right but l wish to say TO
the comrades that there are others. In look
ing up the membership list Of Dwght-May
Command, No. AZ, U. V. u, of Kalamazoo,
Mich, we find that on Oct. 8, 1893, we mus
tered In Maj.-Gen. Wih. r. Shafter, while he
was here visiting his old comrades of the
18th Mich.
We also find that on April %, 1899, we
mustered In Senator j. G. Burrows, of Michi-
gan, whose home is in this city. The past
history of these two gentlemen Is too well
known by the boys in blue to need any com
ment. We also have on file the application
of Col. Frank ID. Baldwin, formerly OF the
18th Mich, who is now Colonel of the 4th
u. s. Inf, now stationed in the Philippine
Islands. Gen. Nelson A. Miles has recon-
mcnded him for n star. SO we feel as though
we could go the gentlemen Of Milwaukee one
better-A. T. HUNTLEY, Co. X, 10Th Mich,
Mich.
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Home for the Veteran and His Wife.

Mrs. Nellie Underwood, 1043 North Clark
ST., Chicago, H., sends an interesting ac-
count of the Harvest Home Festival given
at the Soldiers Home for Veteran and Wife
3641 Lake Ave, Chicago H., Oct. 10. The
affair was under the auspices Of the I'LL
nOis Association, Ladies of the G. A II. The
President OF this Home is Mrs. Agnes J.
WlnslOw This Home Is maintained by the
Ladies of the G. A. r., and is said to be the
only one In the State Of Illinois where the
veteran and his wife are admitted. So far
II has received no assistance from the State
The Illinois Department. G. A r.. gives an
nually from 800 to $500. The Home now
has 07