The evening world., 1911-11-16

1crar the sarnass for ~ o'clock l mus, go o. .na vote
- Daniel %" ns : %ss Sickle. s a:' Sssa q voter 's' !" =; s: ss', or ::s, an:
ears At. the age Of esh's-s1x ear his head is sound and his mind sharply
OF the 1--WE living Maloroenerais commissioned by President, Lincoln. Gen
lived In New York. except when he was in thu hed with the Army Of the Po-
member Of Congress from 1851 to- ra and from rs to 90 in 1850 he wa.
w wasn the ss s y, wa; yo commenced ,,,% he went n. e ~ rt from, , a. sH,oDs, Of the h,
Volunteers in septemOer. ISL N mator,sencrai in NovemOe.I Nc He re-
he has resided In thu NJ brick mansion a, thu corner OIL Fifth venu an East
a, Gettysburg he commanded the rhrd Army Corps On the second day of
xrset. conssdeno corps g. It 1T about 6 cGoek in tho afternoon on MS a.r right leg . wa as
, ,.,a, ,a, aS n"%, nd 10 below n"n the Knee BY a piece OF she'll Tho LEI ms amp"
wnneiaw red, tnen a correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette. ~roa
b.. " n, "s1., ,m: a, ,n', wa1 with II s .,1 , ' ss,s , on .s ss" o., a n S e.. ,,', n.s s. ssmss
IT, ,s ON = ,., 'rs,'h % blooms soos, BY WIN a couple Up , Of ' %Sad pr,v"'. s.a a. q Re-, se sns.1 It, ys1.
been a.ainsuisaoa-O-any with his At leg smpu'a.ea, n ,yn. there. grin
man ' "se sa SI just ' ss s"' a is s'a n %' whose IS life ns s~ ss i in e ""m rl'"% "D ,soS pau IT s' "a,
some city where he eou" GET, careful attendance"
.A s' S%ss ' ssssr. !" o e% e5h sa'. rn .s sssrsy w % slssHG %e day. , " :ss! Il" smoke
"ot course; General thu momen, when you we're wounded a, Gettysburg i
He puned thu cigar a few moments in thought. and hen spoke:
July . | a 'aaen from N rear Of h army to Westminster. arvn at tn
the same stre,ener o which I as placed after the ampu.auon of my leg
at H ta % aS /, ;S had s'H 8 S Ss' s, ssai' s.s. w : ss a s ssss ' q r %s : ' ses
mouonless form o what seemed to her a sor'o Of bier at nr door. she e
On. no. I replied, removing ,e handkerchief; only doing a utue'
soon %meF i reached, .n@,t my ap oran%a1 r os samns,t Lincoln ON ,e sam to ,. see n. N"
battle Lvat-coL !. +. Rushing, Chief ouartermaScr Of the Third Army Corps
!" M Lincoln. " heard at Gcrysonrs that here at the capital yu we're a
up and s% roady /" lcays at. her, notice. with ts oasa,o archives:
yes he sad. some precautions were rudenuy taken; but for m part,
was snc of our success at Gettysburg
"Why were you so conhdent| asked. The Army o. the Potomac ha
suffered many reyerses'
There vas "A brief pause The President seemed in deep meditation. HI
pale face vas lighted up by IN expression had not observed before Turntn
to me- he said;
When &c crossed the Potomac and entered Pennsylvania followed by o
arm, felt thai the crisis a had oo% ! knew that defeat sI, in a s%t oarh
the intervention u England and France In favor Of IN Southern Confedsracy
prayed With so much earnestness I wish could repeat my prayer.
-. felt must put all m rust in Almighty God. He gave III people thu
best country ever given TO man. He alone could save It from destruction.
had tried ny best to 10 n y duty. found myself unequa to TIL task. TIL
burden "a more than could bear. God had often been u protector n
other days ! prayed He would t let the nation perish. asked Him t.
help u.s. AMI give u victory TO- ! was sure my prayer Vas answered.
knew that God was or or side. I had nc msgtvng about the result at Get
tysburg' -
" no DO you feel about vicksbug. Mr. PRESIDENT I asked.
/" Grant will pull through Az right ! Am sure Of IT, said Mr. Lincoln. I
ha been Respondent. u am SO no longer. God Is with us
raising from his seat to ieav me-. MI Lincoln took my hand and said
with tenderness:
10 serious I Am In a prophetic MOOD to-day. You will ret wenr"