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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-20
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se9en Wa9enleiDem.

Rod 12sidbriser Grfabruns.
Ra& l2>idtrisen Grfatrunssn fam Id
teffdtisen, ha5 DR.. @usuif Xenis's Sara>
burger Srprien cine auSee;si6nets Meei;tn
fine unb es sestn ale RaeenIeieen ni6is
tehsres ssben fam, pts eitie berrli6tn
9rprfen.-Grieeri4 Walter, Sbebrlt, Sa.
9oifen INNER.
gssen Rassnlsteen sieSt es niSts bsft.
res ME Or. &uauif R6nis'S Semsursef
3rprfen, i'd psnfe bieislben i6on leit pie.
len Sabrsn an une babe itets sefunotH, bas
fe gang pcr;ueli6 sessn eerlei 9eiesn iino.
g. &. 3Oeblx, Rpnrcs. Wtss.
Bur redten Sett em%pfoblen.
Rangers 9sit lit Id an beftissn @astn-
f6merieu, bic fsinent her pieleu anst,rone-
ten Ntttel peiSen MOLTEN. ShIrsliS
erif i'd gu Or. @us. 8Suis's SamturssI
2rppfeu unb In furjtr 9eii mar i'd pts6ei
bTssfsut.-Daniel Weibnsr, Rep 8abtn,
SsIas.
Dr.. ausuif 86nis's Samburssr Srpsftn itub
tn allen gprtbstrn fur SO Cent? bic 8IalSs ~
babsn.
TIE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, I'd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-20
Sit:ShiEin0inht unbeilhar?

yeitt, mas SIR. s. 8. Wcr.is, Nswarf,
Ar!, iagt: Sd lit an cintm NrIapire an
esr Hunse unc 8rsunct une 9trr,te iaat.n.
ede i'd unttiIbor an Der SdwineiHudt Ieirr
Srgann Or. 9irs's ?irp discovery fur Con.
lumrti'n sinjurstmcn, bin icgt an esr brit
ten Glalds unr i'm Stnnrr, ris %r.sitru nuf
rtttnsr 5arm 81 traufIbti9en. IicS if rir
bette Wcetjin bic je gcina6t wmee.
Sels Mieclcfrart, Iefntur. Sbir, inat:
Date th nttt Or. Sings Nrp discovery
g'trdutt 10 tpGrr i'd an elmer gunarnfranf.
belt srliortrr, it mar tereit5 pen rem gsr,-
leu Gufse9sten, tsffnes mid icBt i'm britrn
Wrhlletn. prctit rs. WyrScfniteu m
entarItIIdo in Er. Gomuno Names glgp.
tteFe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-20

Sn Canada bctru6tet man
ben Sdbat nidt ais Gurus, ionhern
ais nrtbwcnriseS ScbIrIniB. Sober
Sdrmer lit bcrc6tigt, / 9tcrc ranit Al
pcltelic1, mn Die Grntc aaprn blcibt ibm
5um ciNencn &crbrau6 itcucrirci lIterIai,
zen. lleber htcie 6ren5e briau3 unter=
ltegt CT BEN iircngen Gciescn ccs bprtiaen
Gultrm 9ruic unp p~eriiIlt cpentuel bel
Steucrbtntcriicbungcu iebr barter Strafe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-20

Sn Seuti6Iane gibt cS mcbr ais
40 0abrlten, i'll ipeI6en rirans6Ijdcr
G~bampdgner" iabrijirt miro. Tpn Cen
100000 0!diden, weIdc idbrIi6 nab
&uBIdno cingeflbrt mcrSen, Iiefcrt
SeutIblanb 800. 600.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-20

Sic idIcuni0e Hnlpcnbm8 Slccridl.
Tiger NCilmittel bat It)ou uict sur Grbals
tuug Der Gciuu0beit bcigc:ru9u. 81.
Nu9uit 96ni9's @ambur9er 6amilien
Meoi5ineu Iino iGpn icit picleu Sabren
a(5 u~ngcmCiu iuirfiam hefunut.
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Entered al the Post Office ut Hermann, Mo-, and
admitted tor II snsm!Ssion through the mails al
second-class rates
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-20

Gas 8ebiet GroBhritunniens.
GrpBbritannien lit bas grIbte @eltreid,
tpel6es lcndls b~eftdne, beun icinc Ma6t
eritrcdt ii9 iibcr ben 9dn;cn GrSbaq.
9td6 benz letten Genius iett ii6 iein Ges
idmmthPiit mic frI,t ,,j,r,,,cr
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25a0ell.


&urISrube. Die a%aiierpaiuae nit
llrtr clettriihen 8eleu6tunq uno enos
lrlCn ~Edccnreibc crpcilt iI6 INNER mebr
ais Gin Yrpbutt hes Grp6itaptoilnteIS.
Settecrt bic Neu9ierSe beS YublitumS
bcfrIcpigt, lit dub Der Sertebr nab Der
pbnc5ul l~cblpiel Ntdbemieitrabe auf Elm
Wtlilm!m r~cou5irt mn Die Haoenmietber
bdttu rda 9tddlCbCn. = Die bieiiae Yu6z
orUtCrtt j. @utlb bat in ibrcr neuen
NtiltlR cine clettrii6e 9eleu6tuna nit
et5cncn gr5eugungSmui9incn einoeTiibrt.
Us 1T olc3 oda critic berartige Yripatz
untCrHCAmCn in %unlerer Helioens.
Gd1cn=Saben. Der 5peite 8Irz
/ 9crrlejiier Seciel3 bat icin limit unter
! 1%ri3cHatl lpnoerbdren umltdrben yaus
Observation-Disclosures" uieberdeleat. Ser
oemCtvattlbe pSapiiher Ganoesbpte" in
karlsruhe perDrentli6te tIir5li6 Elm iatiz
rtldc> 6eulllcton untcr benz Sitel vGiu
rlpoefHc5 WtdrhCn" unter 9eibrinaunu
dnthcrttihcr Sclcgc, bur6 pelhe oepiiie
&crtIltntne oC2 AOrn. Seefel5 aufdepedt
trurtl. Ylclcr 2(rtltcl lrirttc ienlaticnell,
lno dis MEIER ScefCls tIagenb p%prqin1,
nrd Gle Hdthbau@prcIe ben Geriu6
maggie, rem Spcltcn Slr9crmeiiter pom ben
idmcrCn IntIagcn he3 py~duoesbpten" AL
reIittJcfI, "a 1'eilte in pTeEtliber Sta6tz
rdtG@|Igung Ger SberbIrsermeilter Con-
ncr reniclbcn bic 9%(Iternotipe, crtpeter
Die 32ltunq gerihtlib 81 ~beIanoen. reer
lelne Semllllcn ein5urci6cn. SeefeIS, in
Der rItti9cn G%rpd9un9, RAP Elm Yreb<
presses lioh u1dngenebmere Sa6en on
cas- Nd9C>llht itroern ncroc, pdblte td5
EcttcrC.
&Ihl. @ic berc6ti0t bic 8eIir6z
turlg |uricrCr tIeinen Yranntpcinbrcnner
mar, pdb CS ibnen inter Der Slerrihdft
res neucn 8ranutlpeinYeuer1cieBcs UNI
mt0!l6 pcrbc, hd5 in Sanem baupti6bz
lid tctTtcbene NCerenhrennen frrt,uieRen.
6eI4t ro@ 8ellpiel zines bieiigen ganoz
plrth3. nclber aus sos Otter tleiner NRiz
roteIlcu t3trpdten) Il Ntaa6 8ranntz
metl III &CrtauT2pertb bon 26 ID. 46 81.
c%rjlcttc. Die 0eritellung bicies Guanz
tum5 t~oitcte cem Bauer nab ieiner
oCtdtiIirtcu duf billi9em prt3ilbIi6cm 9lns
l1R bcrUhcHpcn Sere6nung - ". II 81.
Steuer bate CT gu entridten 8 %. 80 81,
lpnit ocrbIicben ibm fir ieinc 800 &iter
Ffdumea adn5e 40 Efennige.
ucbcrlinGen. 2ie leoiae % Sabre
alte &tcuiltna9o Slttcrid 6ebrmanu prn
G~undenpciler, niirtemb. Sberdmt Settz
itdn9, !. It. bel Graf Slrreu babier in
Sicntt, Gcbar in beIien ~g8cbuung beimIi6
elm Stno, pel6es ie auf BEN Spei6er
perltcGte, no e5 erirOreu aufgeiunocn
iruroc. 3ds 0idp6en puroe 0orliufa
in ba3 bicige 9rantcnipitaI 9etrd6t.
S1llin Cine intereiiante ubr
tniro bcnHd6it babier a~usgciteilt merben.
NuGcr SctHnSenSei9er, Miinutens, Sierz
tel uno StunDeni6Iag 5eigt rieielbe bic
gSG@cntnge, 0tpnate, SabresSeit unO
Sdbre55abi bis gum Sabr 1O,OOO (renn
le 10 lar8c 9ebt; auberoem SUnncnz
lEo Ytrr6s5ptcnI, llmbrebung Der Grbe,
ole SbiCgtrciie unp auf II 3incrblittcrn
bic 3elt Der Stdbte: Berlin, Yra9, 8iaa,
&ien, &dirp. Sifis, 5rieit, SUm, DIN,
den, Sern, gfew g)ort, Semi, Bolton,
Wtcg uno 2rnopn. Sb bas 6an,e
Elm cinbcitli6es ubrrocrt lift, ober aus
nebrercn 5uiammenDirtenoen Nerten bes
lit ni&t geia9t.
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ne fc!9t "Suldmmcu:

@linnil ........S,975,5S0 SOL 100, $50
@cbcr Die &eiGe MIeranrcr's bes Grcz
Sen, nr6 Der rGmiidCn Aaiicr tGnner tas
nit trnfurrircn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-20
$rcbiIj &cfpreutca.

San5tg. Ser 9rieftrdger Sail, Der
mebrfade nnteridlaeun9en beaanaeu
patte, bat ii6 aus Sur6t ppr Strdfe err
ltrten.- Ser Sob Der teioen Rineer bes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-20

Die natiuiitii6en llmtriebe, Die fG
felt Sabren bereits in alien 2beilsH Oes
Qanbes selteno MAIDEN. baben Die SOl9e
oaB bas oeutide Seu0tferun9s' Clement
Der Ser. Gtaaten iid INNER felter an
einauoer i6lieBt. 4%qentbalben bridt
ii6 Die reb~erSeusun9 BON bieier Notb=
uenbigfeit 8abn. 8enn Die 9eutIden
iemals cine RuQe in Der 8plitit beam
iprufer, 10 mniien iie ii6 or%saHlrren
rrb eeuti6e 9ereini9uH9en bilner, nit
benen gere6uet neroen mnB. Sic Srs
!Gnocr peronnten ibren politiI6em GtH=
fluB lsoigti9 ibrem feiten 3rlammen=
baltcu. Die Seuti5en t6nnen an o'elen
IldBen t~pnansebsno iein menn lie 'l4
nur uufrafier pno Dem a!ten SdleH0rlaH
oranolih Elm ERoe modJen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-20
Yrpbins &cItfalea.

WInfer. SIN Gapiteliaale bc3 bieii.
gen Comes mar tiirsli3 in Toloc zines
6ebler5 an ben observation-disclosures
0euer dus9ebroden, petdcs eincn She'll
Der tp~ertborlicn 6ol5betIeiound pernidz
tete, am nd6iteu Sage brannte Der be-
tdntte ubrtburm an peitfiIiiden Nabnz
bote %potiltdnpig ats uno am rritten SAGE
erfplgte cine Gd8crpIpiion i'm @ebdu6e
oes 3cplrgii9en Cartons, peI6c, obnpbI
ne Tenia S6aeen anri6tete, pieoerum
oIe Stdot in Iufregung periettc.
Sc9 oft. Die Sdufteute Nbrabam
nno Samnel Nepl prn bier ipuroen ron
Ger Strattammer 5u lie 100 Or. perurz
tbellt, neil ite bic iugenoIiten 2lrbeitcr
lbrer 0abrit ilbcr 10 Gtuuoen tdqlid Bat
ten arbeiten Iaien.
Bod nm. Ser our9 ieineu 9rcseb
betdrnte Batter SbilmmeI aus 2emiteiD
belt urter 9rpbem Nnorargc ecs 9ubIiz
tnm5 turjli6 in 9erue cine 8eoe iiter
rGpar9elll6e Gbre," rcrin er ben QapIt
elnen l~cbenoi9en SObtentopf uno Die ia
tbclIl6e Dfeile eineu G6Benpienit nanrte.
Ger epangelii6e Batter ees Srt3 itlr8
il9 eieier Meinuns an.
Wtinocn. Sn GiarboIa cr;do3 Der
Sobn hes 86tters !66pter ieine Otuttcr
aus SerIeben. Ct ipielte nit cineul J(ez
%poluer; pL6gIi6 tra6tc elm etuG, uno
nlltten in bic Stirn getrcfcn, f.Lr5te Die
0rau 5uidmmen.
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Srobinj Cfpreubea.

@emeI. Sn Dem nabe 9eleoeaen
Scrfe Ginretben brannte Der Spi oes
@irtbes 8inidu5 p%oIlitdnria nicher.
Die SienItmagb 9entbien, peIbc beim
Subett9eben pas 2ibt bate bremen lais
len. bate 10 bas 6euer perurladt unb
nllbte lbre urpcriidtigtcit nit benz 2cben
buBen. Ser 6cmeinoeppriteber Ieppcz
rts in S6attcrn lift perbaitet rporoer, neil
er i'm @erod6t ftebt, feline Mutter, cine
mob rliti9e Srau, auf einem Spasierz
9dn9e erbronelt 5u baben.
VILLAIN. Gas GreuS, pcIde3 i'm
1922 sur 9~eSeidnung Der cbcnaIis
gen st. Glbrc6tStdpeIle bel 2rtitdot err
rpurSe, bate bdmals icinen Stanbz
0rt lber cine GiesteIs MeiIe pom Der Sec
entfernt, mlbreno c5 beute fat ppu ben
Wo9en errel6t pirb unb, nm nidt herab=
sultnrjen,. 5uriId9eI6pben perben mub.
Semnab ipllt Die See librli9 10 Tub
ppu uuierer RjIIte nh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-04-20

arbetters S@iefte in S%tpIsenberg bur9
9erbrennen in Der @iege lit BON Der
9~dusbdlterin Seni6 aus 3a6e berbeiaez
tibrt pprben neil S6iefte ft6 tueiserte,
ie 5u beirotbeu.
SIatpp. Sie Spnaspse in SempeIs
burg purbe ppn 9ieben ausgeranbt uub
piele pertbpplle 9esenftdnbe s%erit6rt.
SuIm. Die bieiigen Yplen peroen in
ben pOlnii6en 3eitunsen oaflr belpbt,
eaB ile, onitatt cine illumination am
Yaititiubilium su p%eranitalten, paS @clo
5u pclnii6en 2ebrbii6ern fur arme aiu=
Der perpenoet bdbeu.
The National tribune., 1888-05-24
FEATS OF GLUTTONS.
Amazing Powers of Eating Displayed in the DAYS
Of Eating tournaments.
TCuSggsTg'c Hygg-j8g

lCdSlgett'S Magazine.
Tournaments of gluttons were not uncommon
up to 90 or 90 years ago. Twenty pounds of
cherries are said to have been eaten at one sit
ting by competitor at one of these encounters.
She was young girl, and gained the day but
she did not long survive her victory. At Ports
mouth a soldier of the Dutch artillery tried for
a trfing wager to eat pound and half of
beef while standing on his head. He had dis
posed of a considerable portion, when all at
once his comrades observed him making strange
faces; and on turning him up he gasped and
died At Fareham, q small town q few miles
distant from Portsmouth, q labOrcr ate for a
wager bullock's head, weighing 10 pounds
with gallon of potatoes, half a gallon of tur-
nips aud the whole of the soup of the boiling
But perhaps the greatest achievement in these
uncleanly competitions was that of certain
Jerry Exc q Norfolk man, whose powers at
harvest suppers were the boast aud wonder and
envy of the villages round. At farmers mar
ket dinner wager was laid for five pounds
that he would eat calf at q sitting. THE
calf"-let US hope only a baby calf" was
killed. The bones were cut out the flesh was
chopped into minute particles, and apportiOned
into II enormous pasties, whose outer crust was
a thin film of batter made lovely and tempting
to every sense, but carefully kept frcm any in
gradients that could cloy the palate. Jerry was
called in, ne having agreed to the wager with
evident delight, and was told he might fall 20.
He did so, and steadily gorged. He had made
no difficulty of the first nine paSties, but when
tenth was brought ii nc seemed to flag. To
the horror of his hackers he sighed and looked
perplexed 1t was but for moment; he only
desired to expostulate. | say, Mas'r. l amt
got nothing to say agin them pOys-I lOik em
amaziu': but I'm a-thnkin' cts abaywt time
as | should begin upon that Their calf!'"
The National tribune., 1888-05-24
Banana Culture in Guatemala.

Each Indian has his plot OF corn, frijoles and
banana and plantain trees, and truly as a class
they need not work unless they are so inclined
They are experts in managing banana trees. A
tree once started, its roots spread in every di-
rection, and the root is said to have hijos sons,
because from many different points on the
original root will spring up little banana trees.
These the Indian carefully detaches from the
main root and the SON." being transplanted
in some favorable spot, soon becomes the father
Of many more, etc A banana tree from the
time it appears requires II months to produce
a bunch Of fruit and it bears but once. When
the bunch, which appears at the very top of the
tree, is fully developed, the Indian, using a
sharp-ponted stick, gradually cuts through the
trunk and heart Of the tree until the weight of
the bunch of bananas draws the summit near
enough to the ground to permit gathering; this
done, the tree is allowed to rot on the ground.
Cutting through the tree with pointed stick
is a slow process, but an Indian will never cut
down a banana tree with his maclete, or long
steel knife, for q superstition exists that steel,
coming into contact with the sap of the tree,
ruins the favor of the fruit to be gathered.
The "maguey" plant also grows abundantly in
this neighbOrhood, and Of this rope is made for
the whole Republic. 1t is species of cactus,
much resembling the century plant, and when
ripe for use large stalk, about 20 feet high
aud aud civ inches in diameter, puts up from the
root and looks like gigantic piece 0f aspara-
gus The leaves are heavy, thick and fibrous
which, when dried in the sun, exnose the strong
threads ready to be twisted into rope It seems
strange that no advantage has ever been taken
of the banana leaf 1t is the same as the other
in composition, but it is not so thick, and would
require less time to dry.
The National tribune., 1888-05-24

The Division Commander. Col Charles II West
assisted by Capt. G. L. Conan. Judge Advocate r.
II. Crandell. Lieuts :. y. NiiIington and : =.
Freeborn Of his staff, conducted the ceremonies.
A Campfire with addresses By the Division Com
mandcr, Senior Vice Department Commander
AlouzD Williams, Commander Potter Of SloCum
Post, Assistant Inspector J. Harry WeIch, Past
Department Commander T. a. Barton, and others,
with music by the Slocum Post Quartet and an
abundance of rations closed the enjoyable exercises
of the evening.
The National tribune., 1888-05-24
MASSACHUSETTS,

Holbrook Camp No. Sc, was organized at Barre
recently and the following officers installed: Capt.
Charles G.. Cook; First Lieut., Jesse A. Rogers
Second Lieut., George Hodges; Chap, Ed. Cole /;
First Sergt, a e. Felton, q. Nj. s, Walter Fessen-
den; S. of e., Roy Fessenden; G. >, +. e. Bacon
c. of c.. Leon Smith; z. NJ, VIM. Il. Phelps; O.
G.. Frank Stearns; p. c., John Hancock, jr. AT
ter the installation short speeches were made from
Gardner Sons and from members of the Post who
nave Te,t nc need of this new organization for
long time The Camp starts III TTT:!th but few mem
beers, but win soon be largely augmented.
The National tribune., 1888-05-24
Consumption Surely Cured.

10 TIC ID IlUI
Please inform your readers that have a
positive remedy for the above-named disease.
BY its timely use thousands Of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured / shall be glay
20 send two bottles Of my remedy FREE TO and
Of your readers who have consumption if they
Will send me their Express and T. .. address.
Respectfully
I. a. SL0CUM, 81. C., Isl Pearl ST., New York
The National tribune., 1888-05-24

Hare yoW asked all your acquaintance to
subscribe for THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE?
IfnOt, do so at once, to gire the paper more
po,oer in championiag the cause Of tie veterans.
The National tribune., 1888-05-24
THE DIVISIONS.
KANSAS,

kANONpH
d. H. HOLSTER Camp, No %, was mustered in at
Parsons recently with q charter members and the
following officers Capt, j. U. Uzzell First Lieut.,
A. l.. Wilhelm; Second Lieut.. }. j. Ayers; Chap,
w. IL. Cottngham First Serg't Il. NJ. Johnson;
O. NJ. s., II. p. Fessenden; c. of $, w. ii. Cline;
G. of c., II. Wilcox S. of G., A. G. Goodwin; r.
NJ, Jno F. Mathis; c. G., II. p Gabrieli P. c.,
Chas Tnlbolt
The National tribune., 1888-05-24

Gen A E. Burnside Camp, No. 5, was mustered
at Providence May A, with 25 charter members
and the following officers Capt, Thomas J. Smith
q. NJ. Holmes; Chap. Fred G. Lawson; First
Serg't, c. L. Pettisi @. NJ. s., Wade w. Williams;
NJ, H. ID. German; O. of c., VIM. Mccormick; @.
G., Fred l.. Tanner P. G., Albert II. Writers c.
G., T. A. Barton, j. E. Bennett andC. Nj. Van Syek.
The National tribune., 1888-05-24
POTOMkC.-

&. p. stone Post, no. H. was mustered ia at Wash
lH~iOl ll~t week by Department Commander Lin
cola, and lAe following officers installed: Com
Hauuer, Or. J. ice Adams; \. Y. O., Capt. O. j.
Dudley ~. O., H. j. Beal q. ~, James II. l.icl-
ards JDap, j. y. EradbuTu; y. D., George 5.
King. q. a., j. bradbury AdJ't l. i. Clements
q. ii. s. A. -. Eaton =. NJ, L. r. Calan.
The National tribune., 1888-05-24

E@sA E@ By return mail. Full Description
"a n "a 8 M0ody's New Tailor system of Dress
q EAkk Cutting. HooDY Co., Cincinnati. o.
The National tribune., 1888-05-24

Army bouscs in regular SIZES. ......... %
Those desiring equipments OF this kind may COM
muulcate directly with the Quartermaster-General
the subject.
XIV. The sons of Veterans have been allotted
space il, the Centennial Exhibition of the Ohio Val
ley and Central States 10 be held in Cincinnati from
July to October p, and are invited to make such
display Of memorials and historic matter for pa
trOtic purposes AS they may desire. The attention
of the membership IN Ohio, Indiana and Western
Pennsylvania IS especially called TO this matter
and are requested to report their desires to the
Colonel commanding the Division Of Ohio; also,
ia communicate with John ID. Caldwell, Ciuclu-
natl, D..
XVII. The attention of the Order is called to the
action of the Grand Army of the Republic in
curing its membership to refer to the 3Oth OF May
The latter does not meet with the approval of the
Grand Army of the Republic. Memorial Day "
Is observed by the Grand Army OF the Republic
and fttingly expresses the object of that day
The Order generally Is requested IN all of its
tOns and in all places and upon all occasions to
fer to this day " Memorial Day" This day IS
near at hand; before another General Order Is
issued from these Headquarters, the day viii have
passed away. The Order is again urged TO put forth
every effort and TO prepare itself in every way to
meet all that IS expected OF 1t upon that day, to
sist in every conceivable manner towards obsery-
ing it III way fitting to the occasion, thus acquit
ting itself satisfactorily to the Grand Army OF the
Republic, that they may indeed feel that we are
worthy TO perform the work we undertake, and,
when the occasion requires, to I'LL their places.
All that is done by the Sons of Veterans on this
Memorial Day will be fully reported not only 10
these Headquarters and our National Encamp-
menI at Wheeling, but also to the National Head
quarters of the Grand Army of the Republic and
the National Encampment of the GAR. at Column
bus, through the Chaplan-in- Chief of that organ
iZation. Let as many mCu be III line possible,
and let them perform their duties as becomes true
soldiers.
BY order of G. b. ABBOTT, Commaderin-ChIef.
q. j. Posi-, Adjutant-General
The National tribune., 1888-05-24

r. a IIorIc T0.I- No I3I- vas 0TEaHIIo7 oI NcW
Bedford May 20, and tHe following oiscers ln-
stalled Commander, J. ". HeryeyT =. Y. G.. W.
J. H1ickersons J. y. c., +. p. No=her O. a. j. A.
Wasbburn surg, p. p. Nrsbitt; o. D., Joseph
Maihee q. g., ii. G. Farnham; Chap. A. X. Dem
Ui@on.
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The ANNA! assignment Of the Posts ~ Philadel-
pima county ta decorate graves in the various
cemeteries ga May SD has been made bv the De-
f--fiuleuL Commander. Several change have been
made iroIa last years auIleal. The Posts have
been detailed as follows.
Meade Post 30. ], al North, South and Central
Laurel Hill
l,ost No. ?, al Monument and ST. PauIs, Third
and 81 VIKINGS Alley.
Grant Post No. 8, at Al Saints aIt 8Torial phil
aaelplla side and -. james CD aad Woodland
Ave.
E.iis Post, No. g. az cemeteries Ia Germantown
Elia FicnIty including National Cemetery aud ex-
Guiding NurihNo0d.
AcHla.l Post. No. 2, AZ Palmer St, Hanover St
Euc grave 6. .-iit tt $ Nss han - -, 80
Baker Posi-, no. g. al q .cusYood
Gfeb.e Post, 10. 10, al Zion, Bishops St. Paul
And Laiay e.te
ZONES Post No. u, at LeveIington. ST. Timothy,
boToi
Dahlgren Post, 10. u. at St Michael's. View
14lneoral breenmOuut and 81 james. at Olney
Warren Post 40. 10, az German Reformed St.
David {, 81 John d German Catholic Presbyterian
and graves q comrades Of Post No Is, ia Lever
tngton.
Curry Post No. ls at Fernwood.
Taylor Post. No. ~, at Odd Fellows
Saunders Post. No. n, II Woodland CatLedral.
Quaker, ~ Darby, and Baptist Il Blockcy.
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MINNESOTA
MTSSOuEI,-

simon Price. Iinestone: 80 Tie last meetlng OF ]
Simon Mix Post No. 90 Martin lily, aged s. years,
was mustered IN.
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NEW YORK.

General Orders, No. 3, issued at Albany May 2
by command 81 r. Martin Curtis. Department Com
nianGar--A William Todd. Assistant Adjutaut-Gen'
eTal-arc as follows
The Department Commander announces the re
m0yaI OF Department Headquarters TO room so
State Hall. lie establishes Headquarters IN pub
Tic building o! te state under the provisions q thC
following statute
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-16
Accident to an Emigrant Train.

MILES CITY, Mont, Oct 16.-Emigrant
train No. 3 arrived late, having been de
layed by a collision. A freight train left
Glendive with orders to run to Terry ahead
of No. 3. The passenger train followed close
behind, and at siding curve beyond Fallon
struck the freight train. The sudden jar in
jured three lady passengers, two of whom
were taken from the train by the Northern
Pacific physician, and are now being cared
for. The lady most injured is Mrs John
Schutas, of Kaukauka, Wis, whose husband
and five children are with her The third
lady received bad wound on the head, but
was able to continue her journey
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-16
Convention of Engineers.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct 16-The twenty-fifth
session of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers viii convene here on Wednesday.
At the opening session there will be addresses
by Governor Lee, Col. A. S. Buford, presi-
dent of the Virginia Western and Tennessee
railroad; F. II. Sergeant, grand master of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen; Col.
III. T. Wickham, of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway, Hon. S. B. Witt, judge elect of the
Hastings court. Grand Chief Arthur will
deliver the annual address The measures to
be considered and discussed embrace the Bur-
lington and Quincy strike, federation and
consolidation of the engineers, fremen. brake
men and switchmen in one organization, and
other matters of interest The session will
last two weeks, for which an elaborate pro
granlme of entertainments has been arranged.