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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

lbftitlin9en oabnes. -
@ldsqon, Wlai 2. - 9nen bar Set
itemning / Dag / 2tnleoning af llbz
itiuingen, iom uabneoes af 9ertuge1
af 5ife og 0uitru. llbitillingen ey
Imut, og tegner til at babe SPITE meb
iig.
Der er ingen ,2(meritanif 8b8=
ming, men be 5oreneoe Staters 6as
britonter er bel repraienterebe. 0e
ameritanlte llbitillere bar Iamlet fine
ar9fter paa SnOuitriuOltiGin9en. @n
af be ameritunlte ubitiainger, Iom
utpibliOnlt bill tiltrGtte fig melt Ops
m9rtfombeb er ct Imutt W}iniuturs
Sern6anetog, beitaaenoe uf 2otomotio,
3enOer og 10 8oene. 9oget gaar ub
fra 6anabus 9pgning Og oerfrd til
,3be Queens Blooms" og benoer til
bage 9ennem 3uslanbs 8bgning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

30 ount @eiub, ben betenbie
@ultun, er / bisie Oage fulb Dirt
Iombeb og frembpber ct elimrenoe
Stus, fom tiltrGfter 3uriIter og 9i,
benlfobsmano Tuiinbpis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04
i oet.
Ten fintiilfc SituatiOn.

Berlin, W2oi 2. = st Telegram fra
Qetin, oateret lite Maj, meOoeler, al
Der bar itaaet en- bloOig Stamp mellem
8usiere % aineiere Y9rbeoen at
Q}utoen, Man8uriet Rusierne ban
be so fulbne og iaareOe. Sire Offices
Ter falot. og blanot De ladreoe bar
@eHeral 3erpit3ti.
Sfabeseritatningen, iom Ulagterne
forlanger al Gina, belgber ii9 nu til
s. UliQioner Dollars. 0ois 9ina er
piaiQ til at betdle bette 8eleb bill 3ilz
beQetrqtninqen af De uoenlunbite
5ropper Ianoipnli9pis itrats begpnos.
NliniItrene petin itadr belt -
BARTER angaaenoe U2auOen, boorpcI
Stabeseritatningen ital tilbeje6rin9es.
l5rantrig, TpIflano, 8uslanD og Sas
ran er enige / at forbpje 3olOen pol
s{nofprIel fra llblanbet. De 5or.
Stater og Gngluno er MOB bette 5ots
lag.
General 8aloerIee er paa Sant meb
famtlige Miniitre. 6an bar ItreOet Il
9rep til oem. bpori ban fremboloer
giDopenDi9beoen af. at be biplomutiite
5orbanolinger ufiluttes Inareit mulig.
0ette ger ban efter 9liniitrenes 0,es
ming paa en- poerit itorinuOet W}uaoe.
9esuben er De fornermet oOer Walz
oeriees 5orilag elIer rettere aunog6z
relie af, at 2egationspagterne ital itad
unoer militqr 9ommanoo, uoen al
Q}iniitrene ltal bape nogen Stemrc
meb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

egne @rfarinqer. s De 80 eler 40
2lar af nit 5orretningslio bar Set |
aompagni. bpori jeg itaur, betalt I'D
fra 100000 til $4,000 pr. Dag eler |
30 WiQioner Dollars pr. Aar. paa
ben Waaoe er mango 0unoreoe Dol
lars uobetalt for Grligt 2(r6ejOe. Oct
te unier jeg for ben beOIte U&aaOe n
gi0e paa.
3rofaft. So6n 8. S6utB, ben
GloIte tDfe gpbpgger 1 6abmpaign, !
Sa., blep funoen oso foran fin So
pol. glanot bans 9ofumenter fanot
man bans 3eitamente s bette itoo
Der, at alt, ban efterloo fig. ituloe gao
til bans gamle 9areite 2pitlano.
Soer $1,000 bleD funoet 6uiet. 0et.
te Iammen meb Gienbom Champaign
og anoetItebs bill tidammen uogpre
$4,000 5olt, iom tenote bans 5olz
tin, Iaqoe, at ban tom Der til qanoet
ION ung Wuno, forOi bans 6orGlore
lite piloe gipe BAN 3illaoelie til II
Gqte i'm eliteoe 6an giftebe fig al
brig, arbejOeoe beitanoig og ipureot
Iine Yenge.
0rebtiin Muno. Ulrs. SO.
iefine 8bite er arreiteret / 9rantforo,
Uli6, for at babe brGbt i'm ManO peb
al gipe BAN Strbtnin.
Sernbdneube(b. 81 6ragts
tog fra Gbicago lob forleoen Dag Of
Sporet Oeo 6ubiom, Soma 81 5ragts
pogne ldoeoe meo 3emmer % &orn
blep taIteoe / @rsften. IRE al Gunt,
tionGrerne bleo beqrapeoe Ruinsrne
men tog marto9roig not ingen Staos.
2abet anIldaes til ca. $1,000.
@ai6inQton, /. Maj. Den Ipanitt
Regerinq bar mootdget en- 6orbring
paa $4,000, uoitebt af 2lmelia 3. e
9obin for 0rabet al benOes Sgn, iom
bar 9orreiponbent for ,.t6e 9ep WeT
equator 0emotrat". 6an bleb Den
9. Sui 1896 orG6t efter Crore af Oen
ipanite He8erin9.
3eberi. 30 maitereoe U}Gub
breo ino 6uiet til Ulrs. 8utb 4Deys
I SpringoiGe, Wlid., 6Oor bun boebc
alene. Gfter at baoe bunoet og tneb=
let benOe, raniaqeoe be belle 6uIet, oJ|
itidI $1,000 aontanter.
aonen, Der er af bei 9tloer, er bel
Itdaenoe og er aniet for altib at pGre
9eIOoelie af ct iterre tontant 9eleb,
bbd0 Der muligpi5 bar p9ret Rsberne
6eienot. De er enbnu lite an6olote;
bog dntages bet, at be er flpgteoe til
Saction.
prG Iibent Wc9inlen rel
ite Gaar fra Mempbis, Ga, til Ren
Orleans og beier MI SDoens Bonn
uIosoiitritter. 6an mooto9es ober
alt, IelO / bet oemotratiite Sboen
msb tore 0bationer. Oct er fgrite
Gang Rem Orleans fer en- grpIoent. !
Den pdnamerifanI te Il .
itiltin9 Buffalo aobneoes ben 1.
Dlai o9 omfatter aft, bpab menneiteli9
Gjeni 0pFnoIombeo % &un7t ta1
fremItiae. Den formeae 2(a6ning Dil
ferit finoe Steb ben 20. Mai.
3ernbansItatjonen oto qGefte-n
llnion Sunction. aatine, Wis., ne5=
branOie total iioite 2Broag. Billie.
oplaget reooeoes. men 3elearaTz Sn= |
itrumenterne lite. Dlan bar in9en Soe !
om Sloens Sptomit. Staoen an
llaaes I'll $4,000. Oct n9rligaenoe
6otel dntGnotes OgIaa, men SlOen
blcb iluttet uOen at gribe pioere ON
fig.
Com 8arnepiqe MATTE GIt6er
6oiteIO ernGre fig / Soutb 8eno, SnO.,
efter at bun Is 2ar gammel bar fpg,
tet fra Sen NeIt, 5la., for at gifte fig
rneo Don Carlos Goitelo. Sets Uiaaz
neoer ienere bebe benbes Mano. gu
er benOes Onfel, Uldrtine3 Del pino
9oiteao, ben ipOameritunite Dias
monttonge", osb, og bun bar arD.t
100000.
n n n n 81 10 q 0t,,o6o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

De Q(Delaibe 8iItori bar paanp inbgaaz
ct 2Ggteitab. Den uoOaI9te er en- Ulaz
jor fra 3urm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

Gngob @ebtegt. s Omaha.
Reb.. bar Maboren ubitebt ben efters
fslgeliespGrbige Orbre, at ale ,,SGs
loner" ital bare luttebe fra 2prbag Qtf.
ten til Ulanbag Morgen. Madtte
mango 9ser felse bette Gfsempel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

y = y u 0 . pei 9
/ Wetinoct, en- file gn / ben noroli9e
Del at @ranb Sorts Gountn. R. DAT.
Stebsts Barber babbe, bouo man tro=
eoe bar 8rGnoetopperne; men Sbgz
oommen bite ia at oGre Sopperne, %
belle 9efoltningsn blep imittet. 9lne
bar Sngoommen en- milo 5orm.
Sire Winnebago Snbiants
re, bpis 6iem er pad 9eierbation,n
/ Rebraita. nGr Siour @itp. Sa., bar
isQt ON at blioe Wleolemmer af Sen.
6ancocf 9olt @. u. R. / Siour eitp,
ba De er 9eteroner fra gorgertrigen.
0eres Retoro piIer. at be fGmpeoe meo
itor 3apperbeo llnionsbGren,
Winbft10,O00 Wenneffet
bar paa Siationen 8es Wloines for
al mobtage B}iniIter Gonger Og bans
6amilie. 5reoag Gftermiobag ifdl
Der bare Ell tort Uieoe 2luoitori
nm, og ON 9tfteren en- Reception /
Statstapitoliet
9obt 6rugtanr. 5rugtablsr=
ne gli6i9an baa6er paa en- COB 9eit
/ tommenoe CONNER. De liger, at
ben forle6ne 9inter bar dlle Waaber
bGret gunItig for oae Sorter af 6ruqt,
lige fra 5eritner, apritoier til SorOz
Bar.
2tloriQ bar 2emperaturen naaet ct
Yuntt, Der tunbe itaoe 0lperne. 9t
itabige @ejr, oq ben opbe Sne. ion
IdngIomt tpeoe bort. bar oltiammen
bGret til oeres 5orbel, Iao, bois intet
uiGobanligt trGber til, Ct be fire pa1
tn rig 6eit.
1nberflqb. 2sitnant George
". Reeo, funttionerenoe GommisiarD
Oeo 51oe Soma fripiaige Sufdnterires
giment, er antlaget for llnoerilGb pal
$50, ,442,24 fine Regnifaber meo ben
fsoerale Regering, % Segsmaal el
dnlagt mob bam al De 5oreneOe Sta
ters Diitrittsdopotat Des Woines.
% @obt fluppen. pdsingerel.s
patoren Gbaobourne 0aa peo Statsz
uniberiitetet Maoiion faIot aeb mto
2arerinOen 9tb6p g. Ulapbelp % =
Stuoenter. De bieO 0Dgtig forIiramte;
men in9en tom til Staoe.
W Dftiit 80 orber. Yolitiet /
&anids Gitn ieger efter en- Rano, Der
bar oOerfalbet minbit ct 0ulin abinz
rer Der 9beu 9pbet af ginteren.
San bar altio ilaaet oem bebioItlsIe
oeo bagfrd at tilfsie bem et Slag 6os
peoet meo et eller dnoet ltarpt 8aab;n,
oerpad plDnoret Dem, 6porefter ban
itaoig bar oGret / Stano til at unos
iIippe uoen at efterlabe fig uoget Sprr.
Qige iaa liot bar be ODerfalbne part
i StdnO til at 9iDe no9en geTtripelic
al BAN, og BET bar oerfor peret meg,t
oanitcIi9t for politiet at TONNE paa
SDpr efter gj1prperen
8et iiOite OFer er Ell So 2(ar GAM
mel AOne, iom bleo ooerfaloet og
plpnoret RGrbeoen al 6enoes go
Ii9, netop iom bum bar itaaet af Spor.
pognen, os 9gUeren plDaoteoe 6enOe
for en- betDoIig pen9eium.
U} om 9rtngerobet.
Uilllion1r 9uoa6b er 9ennem ell 4gent
for 8Dbene bleben tilbuot 2l.000 Doq.
TO- ~ -. ~ cfs.fI.4 - - Ga
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

&ultolbe Gnglan b.
Qonoen, N}aj 2. Minearbejoernes
GSp6eration 6olot U}pbe / 9oar o9 be-
ilutteDe Ga, at be paa ct til Z. W&uj
berammet Mgoe, bill oistutere Spergsz
mualet angaaenOe en- alminOelig 0eoz
lGqgelIe af aft Minearbejoe, iaafremt
Qopen ON aulOtoloen life bliper OPP
b9pet.
2(rbejoerne frngter nenlig for en- q
ben nDe 2op foraariaget alminoelig
9enneoiGttelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04
Oeroells 2lyt.

lite Mo al / Gbropa. Q(Qe
gleooelelIer fra be forTtelige StorbDtt
I @bropd gadr uO pda, at 7FerIte=Wais
Dagen foregit itiGe og neIten ubemp,-
let. SelO bet lac erentriite Baris for.
6olot iig roIigt og 0ngen foregif uoea
Opls6 eaer iterre 0emonItrotioner.
0roenen 6leb ale Steber op6olo!
uoen Politiets Snbifrioen.
5orite U(oi 9agen er 10 bet Socis
aloemotrdtiite @eroensfor6unos De
monitrdtions0og for 8s3imers glr,
6ejosoagen.
De itore proce5iioner 2(rbeiberbnz
erne foregit 2ldr uoen 5umulter.
SpftnbeIIe. Bern, S6neib,
Ndj 2. - Qlbpej @urtner Der tal ba=
be opfnnoet en- M iimpel W}etbobe fol
5arbefotografi. Oct fan uofsres beo
6ielp af ct alminoeligt 5otografis4pz
parat.
9bft M iniftertrifei / Sig
te. Berlin, Maj 2. y s Regeringse
treble oiituterer man iprigt ben Deo
9lgrarpartiets ubentebe MoOitanb mob
aanallopen fremtomne Situation.
RD9tet ON 9reb b. Billions 1narlioe
2lfgang iom Rigstdnsler pebpurer,
men officielt meoOeles bet, at De el
ugrunoeoe.
@reb 0erbdrt 8ismarcf ifulbe i
fsrite Sab bare Billions @ftermanb.
2G gteftabets M Dfterier.
Den 80saarige italienite Stueipilerias
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

Com 8arnepige MATTE Gltber
6oiteIo ernGre fig / Soutb 8eno, Sno,
efter at bun Is 2lar gammel bar flpg,
tet fra Sen Weit, 5la., for at gifte fig
neo Don Carlos Goitello. Sets Wladz
neoer ienere Oeoe benbes Wlanb. Ru
er benoes Onfel, Mdrtine3 Del pino
Goitello, ben ipOameritunite Dia=
manttonge", Osb, og bun bar arD.t
100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

De fem begrabebe mine
arbeibere Oeb 2lurora, Ulo., blcb
naaet iorleOen Uorsen. Gn par be
oct 6rG6i firdts. Wian tror ogIao,
at TO af be onore er bsbe. Der 'r
tun to 9ipe Den enc baboe ligget en-
bel Dag meb ct fort aIippeItptte paa
ben enc Sob. Der baObs forbolbt bam
fdo uiigelig Smerte, at ban pilb, bel
lere babe afitaaret genet, om ban baos
be funnel bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

Derer409o 9oppetiIf lbet
/ Uletinoct. en- file gn / ben nor0lige
Del at @rdno SORTS Gountn. N. Dat.
Siebsts Barber babbe, boub man troz
eoe bar 8r9noetopperne; men SDgz
oommen bite ia at bGre Sopperne, %
belle 9efoItningen blep imittet. 2tne
bar SDgoommen en- milo 5orm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

9bbtten6lob. 8 Oberparsls
fe af ca. 5000 Menneiter bleo foiie
Ssnoag tretten ylegere oebte i 6uoIcn
SSlooen oeo 3arrbtopn, u. y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

Gng1anb og 9ana aoa q. Con
bon, U&ai 2. - Der feres llnoerbanoz
finger 6erfra meb &anaoa ON. at iioit=
nnpnte ifal tillaoes NaOnet ,@anaoa"
at inogaa osn brittiite aonges 5iiz
Ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

8rdnbmanb So bn Green
bar 2 9Dinber og 3 gern neo ob Ell
Stige fra treble Stage unber en- gragb
en- Qrbejoerbolis / ct. aouis, Ulo.
Setsten Snbianere er alles
reoe oeoe al aopperne pau Sort pierre
ReierDation, 9. Dat, og man frDgter
for, at Der ril blipe flsre Deosfalp.
Spgbommen bar gdaet Der 2 Mloas
neber; men ba ben optraabte miIbt,
giorbe man intet for al itdnofe oens
llobreoeIfe. aopperne er ogiaa ubs
bruot Sort pierre igen, efterat m,n
troeoe 5aren bar oOeritadet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

5 2G gtefabets M pfterier.
Den 80saarige italienite Stueipillerias
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

GulbfGrt Storb9rt. Den
9unel, Iom Union paciiic bar bbgget
eennem et tort iyjelb Oeb S6ermau,
9Bbo., er fGrOig. 2lr6ejoet bleo poas
begDnpt Tor ct 2lar iioen og ltal o9te
ct al be itsrite Uleiterperter, iom Sns
genieroioenitabeH bar ubrettet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

5ernbansitatjonen oto @sits-n
lluion Sunction, 9atine, Wis., neo=
branoie total iioite 2groag. BILLIE
oplaget reboeoes. men 3elearaf= o}ns
Itrumenterne lite. 0an bar in9en Sot
om SIbens Optomit. Staoen an
Ilaaes til $4,000. Oct n9rliggenoe
6otel dntGnotes ogIaa, men SIOen
blep fluttet uben at gribe pioere ON
fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

e9ne erfaringer. 5 De 80 eler DO
2lar af nit 5orretningslio bar Set
9ompagni. boori jeg itaur, betalt ID
fra 100000 til $4,000 pr. Dag eller
30 Wiaioner Dollars pr. 2lar. paa
ben Wiuaoe er mango 0unoreoe Dol.
lars uobetalt for Grligt 2tr6eioe. Oct
te amer jeg for ben beo1te U}aaOe n
qioe paa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

&u8fonb 0 q Sapan. Der er
tommen Me00elelfe fra oelunoerrettt=
De &reOIe, at 8uslano ianoIpnligpis
oil afItaa Sort 2trtbur til Sapun for
Ran6uria. N}eooeIelien maa MOB
tage5 meO megen 6orbebolO, men Def
er bog betenot, at 2(rbejoet paa 5olt
2trtbur er bleoen opIat efter OrOre fra
ben ruSiiite Regering.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

5remOefes uro @ p IL
nien. Ylurcid, Moi 2. - 8uiinoc
Mano, urbeiOenOe 2tguilas @ru6erz
ne, git Dag uO paa Streite. 8e an
9reb 4olitiet, iom beDogteoe @ruberz
nes @ienoom, politiet ioareoe mco
Stub rg 1 Strejter Orabtes; abfti1igc
laarebes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

@obt fluppen. 9asIageret.s
oatoren / Gbaobourne 0aG pep Statsz
unioeriitetet Maoiion falot aeb mto
Gererinben 2t6bp G. Ma1beip og L
Stuoenter De bieO bbgtig foriiramtc;
men ingen tom til Staoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

sire @inntbago Snbiantz
re. bpis 6iem er paa 9eierbation'a
/ Qebraitu. nar Siour @itp. Sa., bar
Isqt ON at blioe Wleblemmer af Sen
6ancoct Yolt %. u. R. 1 Siour 6itb,
oa be er 9eteroner fra 8orgertrigen.
0eres Retorb biIer, at be fGmpeoe mao
itor 3apperbeo llnionsbGren,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

3uSlonb Iaoner 6rants
RIG. Berlin, Mdj 2. - Gn Meboes
lelie fra ct. Peters6org beretter. at
9uslano bar oronet ct Qaan meb
5rdntrig til ct 9elsb af 800 MiQios
ner 5rants, og at &uslano enopioete
ligger llnoerbanoIing meb engelIte %
ameritanlte Banter ON itgrre 9aan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

5ortebgben / 3prttet. t.
aonitantinopel, Udj 2. - st eng
oomstilfelOe, lOm officielt er ertlaret
at bare Den inbiite 9eit, er forefalot /
@alata, aonituntinopel8 iterite 5orz
itab, % Spoet for uoenlanoife 5or=
retninger. aroftige 5or6olo8regler
MOB 5ariotens llbbreoelie er taget.
2onoon, W}uj 2. - Wfiis pbnllis
Runtin, 0atter al ben dmeritanite
StueIpiaer SIC. See Ranfin, og 9ars
~ Davenport. 8rober til 5unnp 9dz
penport, bleo agteoieoe Der Dag.
Minifterfttftet s apan.
3otio, Nlai 2. - Marquis Stos Mis
niIterium til boiltet bar itiaet itoce
5orbentninger, bar truttet Jig til
6age. 9(Qe MiniItrene, meo llnotagsls
Ie at 5inansminiIteren, snifer ct
tr9tfe Iig tilbage. M1rquis Yamagatd
er opfororet til at banne et npt Wtini=
iterium. Som grunb til bets Ople3s
ming an9iOes 5inansminifteren5 fort
iatte lloiGttalle meo llOfprslen af pf.
fentligc 4rbejoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

DEN panametitanite 10.
ittllin9 / Buffalo aobneoes ben /.
Ulai % omfatter aft, bpab menneitelia
Sen, 9pFnoIom6ee % SanTt ta1
fremItiae. Den formeae @abning Dil
ferit fnbe Steo ben 20. Uai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

6jrep !0erbdrt 9ismarct itulbe
fsrIte Sab bare Billions @ftermanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

prGiibent R Rcainleb rel
Ite @aar ira Mempbis. Ca, til g}en
Orleans og beier MI SDOens BON
ulo5Oiitritter. 6au mobtoges oper.
oft, ielo / bet oemofratiite SDoen
mso tore 0Dationer. Oct er fgrfte
Gang Rem Orleans fer en- praiioent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

berfl9b. Qsitrant George
u. Reeo, funttionerenoe GommisiarD
oeb 51oe Sopa fripiaigs Snfdnterires
giment, er antlaget for llnoerilGb pal
$22, ,442,24 fine HegnIta6er mso ben
fsberale 8egering, % Segsmaal el
anlagt mob bam al De JoreneOe Sta
ters DiItrittsdopotat / Des Woines.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1901-09-05
IS 1T AN EPIDEMIC?
Vital Statistics Show an Alarming Ins
crease in an Already Prevailing
Disease-Are Any Exempt?

AT no time in the history of disease has
there been such an alarming increase Ii
the number OF cases OF any particular
malady as in that of kidney and blades
troubles now preying upon the people OF
this country.
Today we see n relative. n friend or an
acquaintance apparently well. and in q
few days we may be grieyed to learn Of
their serious illness or sudden death.
caused by that fatal type of kidney trou-
ble-Bright's disease.
Kidney trouble often becomes advanced
into acute stages before the afflicted Is
aware of its presence; that is why we read
Of so many sudden deaths of prominent
business and professional men. physicians
and others. They have neglected to stop
the leak in time.
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gave us q whole steamboat to ourselves
Some one made inquiry of Gen. Smith ana
he said if he put US in small boat we
would have II In our knapsacks before we
got halfway down the river. So they
gave us the Ed Walsh. When we went
aboard III not say, but when we left 1t
there was not a grayback left on board
could not have beehive had too many
on US for any to be left.
Some of the Co. boys found two
mules that had got lost from their own
ers-or else the owners had got lost from
the mules. We thought we had struck
good thing, but on consulting an old book
"a sort of "blue book" anyway, we felt
blue about our mules. 1t was called
Army Regulations" We found that the
only thing we could do was to turn them
over to the Quartermaster. And not
single partner in the whole transaction
could get his knapsack hauled any easier
by reason of the capture. Our mess
held a solemn council and resolved, unanl-
mously, in the future that as between four
mules and two chickens, we preferred the
chickens, and that would be the capture.
Indeed, we found out, after we had turned
them over, that they were rebel mules,
anyway.
One of the boys mot a member Of Co.
II called on an old planter for something.
The lady of the house told him all she
had was some flour. He found % or 30
pounds in a sack, and said that woud do.
The lady smiled and babe him Godspeed.
He carried it about four miles to camp,
where on a more critical examination, he
discovered it was a poor quality of plaster
paris We were all of the opinion that
this was judgment on him for trusting
the smiles Of a fair rebel.
Well, we marched out from Memphis
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Victims of the Baltimore Mob.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: / see by
the issue of Aug. s that COmrade A. d.
Cutler, of San Francisco, claims that
Comrade Dickson, speaking of the 9th
Mass. at Baltimore, sis all right as far as
he goes, but does not go far enough" Al
low me to say that to the best of my knOwl-
edge Comrade Cutler goes a little too far
when he says the three of the four killed,
Ladd Whitney and Needham, were buried
at Lowell and Lawrence. Luther @. Ladd
and l were born in the same town (Alex-
audria, n. h, and his remains were sent
to that place for interment.
/ was then living in the little village
Of Hill, on what was called the Bristol
Branch of the Northern Railroad, and
WAS at the depot when the remains went
through in the baggage car with the good
old Stars and Stripes spread over the box
containing the casket. The remains were
taken to Bristol by rail, then by wagon
to Alexandria, where his folks lived. That
was before l enlisted. l think any COM
rade or person of Franklin, Hill or Bris-
toll, acquainted with the circumstances,
will youch for this statement.-A. l..
SMITH, Co. II, 4th N. H., Cygnet, o.
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"Always Victorious Army. >,

81 desire to ask your indulgence willis
say something of events and people OF
whom 1 can speak from personal knowf-
edge. l refer to the superbly brave men
who, impelled by sense of sacred obi
cation, left their homes to fight and lie
fortune so willed to die by the side Of
the Southern brethren. :
Whether it was the cavalry who won
victory after victory, under Morgan.
Duke, Breckenridge, Grigsby or Williams,
or the equally superb and always yictori-
Gus infantry under Breckenridge, Hanson
and Lewis, their courage and devotion al
ways won the admiration of their COM
rades. Volumes have been written about
the Confederate soldier, but the half has
never been told."-Geu. Joe Wheeler.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: In read
ing the account of Gen. Joseph Wheeler's
talk to old comrades of the gray at Lex
ington, KY, 1 must take exception to
what he says. In speaking of the al
ways victorious army" under Breckin-
ridge, Hanson and Lewis he certainly
does not remember Stone River battle,
where Breckenridge lost the right wing
of Bragg's army in less than an hour,
and where Hanson gave up his life to
prevent the rOut. Does he remember
Chickamauga on the second day, when
the fighting John NJ. Brannan wiped up
the earth with this always victorious in
fantry under Breckenridge? Lewis's Bri-
gade date Helm's) was so badly used up
as to put it out Of the fight at Chicka-
manga. / see, standing before the shell
monument of Gen. Hardin Helm, on the
edge of the Kelly Field at Chickamauga.
doubt if he were living that he would
claim that he fought his brigade always
to victory.
1 wonder how Buell. got from Louis
vile, KY, to Nashville, Tenn, in face
of this always victorious armyY
Rosecrans certainly had courage to pick
it up at Nashville and plant it in Chat
tanooga in spite of an always victorious"
enemy. Sherman, l know now, was be-
yond doubt crazy when he retransplanted
the weakling in Atlanta. Grant remon-
strated with Sherman when Billy thought
it would thrive better in Savannah; but,
still, it kept active in the face of an
always victorious army."-G. NJ. WILL
IAMs, Maysyille. Ky.