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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-08

A canvass of almost any assembly
Of democrats shows Cleveland to
have more supporters than all others
combined. Thirty five of the forty
nine democratic editors in the state
of Arkansas have announced him to
be their choice.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-08

The Cleveland Leader, having
made the ridiculous assertion that
"tin plate has already been reduced
from so cents to 81 so box, mills
are being erected and greater reduc-
tions will follow" the Plain Dealer
made inquiry at lone of the best
known tiny working establishments"
in that city. The reply was that for
the quality Of tin plate used for roof
ing, spouting and general timing
work the Cleveland concern had paid
$ll box before the passage of the
Mckinley bill. An invoice of eight
boxes of the same quality received
last week was billed at SIT so box.
Instead of the price being reduced
from so cents to 81 so box it has
been increased Sc so box, or over
SO per cent. No honest merchant,
either democrat or republican, will
deny that there has been a consider
able advance in the price of imported
tin plate during the past year.
Pittsburq Post.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-08

Most encouraging reports come
from Ohio as to Democratic success
at the polls next November. Judge
Beis, who is well versed in the senti-
ment of the agricultural and labor
ing classes says: "There is general
dissatisfaction among the agricul-
tural classes of Ohio on account of
the burdens imposed by the tariff
laws and the low prices offered for
their product. The laboring people
are also dissatisfied and unhappy
because of unsteady employment and
low wages. Many of those have con-
cluded to break away from the party
of protection, to which is attributed
all their troubles. These facts, to-
gether with the fact that Governor
Campbell has impressed himself upon
the people of Ohio as being an hon
est and fearless man, in my opinion
makes certain his re election"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-08

As weather prophet uncle Jerry
Rusk has been right in it, as far as
this locality is concerned, during the
past month. The forecasts have
failed but two or three times but the
clear weather signal Monday was a
delusion and snare as it rained
cats and dogs all day long and was
keeping it up Tuesday morning.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-08

BnlSo your builder to the Farmers
Store IA
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-08
To All Points on the
Monongahela River.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
To Take Effect july 6, 1891.

Through to Morgantown, West vir-
ginia, by water The Pittsburgh,
Brownsville & Geneva Packet Company,
comprising three fine Side Wheel Steam.
ers, just re-painted and re-furnished for
the Summer Season, are now Offering
extra inducements to parties DESTROYS Of
making delightful trip by water.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-08

VIZ arc giving Is cents per pound
fcs MICE rountry butter a. the Farm.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-08
Str. Adam Jacobs, M. A, COX, Master.
" Jas. G. Blaine, ADAM JACOBS, !"
" Germania, lib. COCK. &


Time of departure from the Company
Wharf Boat foot of Smithfeld Street,
going to Morgantown, $50 A, M. and &
P. NJ on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, and p. NJ. only on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Fare the round trip, including meals,
$500.
Time Of departure from Morgantown,
s A. M, and P. NJ, on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, and A. M. only
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
On Sunday, $50 A. M. from Pittsburg,
and 8 100 A. NJ, from Morgantown.
A very pleasant trip is offered, by
leaving Pittsburgh on either the morn
ing or evening boat, going from 80 to 60
miles up the river, returning on down
boat, arriving at Pittsburgh at II P. M.
at the following rates;
Fare on morning boat round trip 81 80,
including meals $3.50.
Fare on evening boat round trip 81 .25,
including meals $165. Round trip tick
cts sold to all points. All boats leaving
Pittsburgh, go through to Morgantown.
For further information concerning
the Line, apply on board Of Steamers,
Or to Y. w. CARMACK, Agt,
Pittsburgh, Pa
s. 3. GRAHAM, Gen'I Agt.
Brownsville Pa.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-08-08

Frank Brown has just been nomi-
mated by the democrats Of Maryland
as their candidate for Governor. He
is an Alliance man, President Of the
Maryland Agricultural Society, a
leader of the elite of the state and a
Jeffersonian democrat Brown will
be the next Governor of Maryland.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-07-02
CHAr WITH Contributions.

The sixteenth semi-annual Convention OF
the Eastern Puzzlers' League, to be held in
Philadelphia on July j, at 10 a. m bids fair to
be one Of the most enthusiastic and interesting
yet held. 1t is expected that Washington will
be represented By X. II. Did, Damon Espe-
rance, X. o. Chester, and Eugene The League
extends q cordial invitation to all interested in
Puzzledom to attend this Convention, and
good time is guaranteed 10 all-DrOmiO re-
Gently had the good fortune to win the first
prize OF 500 in q wOrd-huut We extend our
Congratulations.-Bc utrogIta is now known
as Ben TrovatO. In italian this is an inge-
Nous solution. This issue is sent to q large
number of cur friends and We hope to hear
from each and every one of them, with sOlu-
tions, contributions, etc. TO the hosts of read
ers Of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE who are I'M
familiar with the art Of solving aud composing
puzzles, we extend a hearty invitation to Join
Us. We shall offer from time to time prizes for
solutions, which any one who solves one puzzle
will stand chance of winning therefore, we
hope to hear from ALL. Any inquiries regard
ing this department or the construction OF
puzzles, etc. will DO cheerfully answered by
the editors. To all our Old friends and former
supporters we extend the same cordial invita-
ton aud to All those who so promptly respond
ed to our call for puzzles VIC tender our thanks.
In conclusion, we would say that We shall have
no free list nor shall we send sample copies
every week so those wishing to receive the
department. from the beginning should sub
scribe at once. IOUANDI.
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Orlin Print, 90. A. 49h r. " Boscolel Re
union 8g,A n Y. at Room SO. Auflatt Block corner
Fort aud Gfswod streets, al O'Clock y. n. Aug.
David Lnilcn, President. Columbus; Reunion
Regular Brigade, First Division. Fourteenth Corps
aug. 3. Headquarters Room I2., Market Build
iUEs open Aug. B
n $ Murphy Pnulding, O.; Mississippi Marine
Brigade hnd Ram Fleet AZ DO meet in Reunion az
Room q, Cnss School. corner second Uud Grand
River avenues. Aug. 80.
John Kramer, Holland. Mich: Reunion 25tii
Mich. Aug 3. Room d. loughiuud School, Sixth
Rnd Abbott streets. The Sd aud Ola Tenn, are
specially invited.
ID. A RedHed Dover, y. IT, Reunion Berdau's
II. s. 9. s.. lu Courtroom p City Has, Aug 9, a. 10
o.. m, Headquarters ier lhg week btgiuuiug Aug.
3, viii De Ht Room CO Monau Block, opposite City
llni. Every SlurpAhnuier on arrival Ri this Rec
uuioH should be sure 90 register his name, compH'
uE. regiment, and nu-tCfCc nddrcs- st lCHdquHT-
teFt. where book VIII be kept fDg that purpose.
Edwin q. Beach, PSI North High street. Column
hu-, o.. Reunion survivors Regular Brigade
Fourteenth Corps no Rooms q and H MaIkci and
Court Building. Ihc order 81 procedure. Aug. g
nUg registry ~ comrades hand slHt-iug uiid pay
mont 81 Dimes aug. 3. Reunion and hu-iuo-s meet
ing, Aug q completion Of unfinished business,
etc
q ~ Pierce, Secretary, Norrcuncs Reunion
81 - 4 Cav, go Do a. iI, aug. Q, - jefferson ave
uuc.
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THE QUESTION SQUAD.


Veterans AnSi6us 90 i,ul Their COmradps-Wh6
Can Aid ghcml
Information OF the addresses Of tho follow.
ing uumcdpcrsous are greatly desired for yari.
Gus reasons:
CoNNrcu,rr- Michael Cunningham. Co. A
18th Conn; by Wan. Cunningham TnouHsio n
toHn.--Of Capt. Benson and Lieut.. Chus Barry,
Go. ID. l2th Ill.,. aud NeFu't h. J. adam. Co - Iuld
I.la by Juhn IIabH.l. ouruo7, luwa.--gf &. D.
Irpcn, Co. -, seH l..5 by John "A. b. Pcpeu, -9-
Miners street Stockton, tal.--Df Nm. Sol larz
Co. g., I1u ~. Cav 10y D. u. Triton Toledo l
---Ji Capt Geo. SULLIVAN, Go. j, llGth ind. Ly
Dan NJ. Sharp, no . South Eighth street Lcba.
non. Pa.
IsDlhsh OF Franz, Farmer Co. r. p Mich,
aud linel ", Irgu1 90. 4, Ia Ind b. ,. T. Hall
IowA.-Oi 60. J., Oh Iowa Cav. who knew An
th0Hy Glas-cr Willie iH Fort Randall Hospital Ne
brasl.a, during laGl o. by b. rs. Marcy, Adjulaut
Ely Post, No ~, Wilkes Barre Pa.
kAH-As.-Of James Brown who enlisted from
I.eaveuworlh, KAN by Mrs. Brown. Tdau J. o.
Moo iu kanT by Mrs. q. A. DeauO, Box a.
KEsIrcEv.-of CpIi. WIN. Hudson also scrr't
Nm. Parsons, Co. a, 18Th Ky by J. NJ. Fctlers
Gordon. %.
Mh-stcHusrTTs Co ". It Mass. and who
were captured in DccemBcr, IsC8, Ou the Weldon
Railroad by David D. Gibson, burnside Conn
81 orderly Sergeant, Co ~. "a Mass; by James
McAauu, Gpniirvilie, NUs..--Of company and
regiment 81 James bIIIOu. IIHy. who enlisted from
Lowell OF BOSTON, by J.. q. Duff, Windsor House
tjrs Aolucr, loWa,---pf I'd MHs-. Cav: by Gins
~. walker, 81 j., iFanAi.n street, Jacksonville
AIISNrsorA orr. O. Pond Co. T.. "a MINI; by
Mrs a. b. Pond Nluirrd = 3D.
AlI-rIIIhEIsI-.- iIpufa Geo. III Watt. mad
Frederick n. Lccobcr, Veteran Reserve COINS
90 John Muller Ea5l Handy, John ]. staHiicld
tarl = Mi,.rr and o'llcrs who were scouts al liz,
De Rock Ark iu 1863, "a, by j. Is. Boydstou Con.
/ way, AIE.--Df CDuIfGe WilO was with uTftcl
when De irl over ruhaiihHIcIit on read FROM pn,
rYic Camp i0 Benson BtHnckr, Indianapolis, Ind
by a.. q. Beach,, Crescent, M8.--Di ". a. IIoitor
OF A|. II. Patterson. 60. III or ID 10Th Kan r a.,
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-07-02

In Announcing orr charge OF the puzzle coll
umn IN IuG NNTIuNRL fHTErSE we think ie
well not To promise TOO much. lest we raise ex-
pcctlti0ns M our patrons, which may be dis
appointed. Permit Us 90 say however, that
we are not unknown % the puzzle fraternity,
anu as we promise q renewal OF the honorable
"eaIhgS We held 20 it sn the past, and deter
mW.lon to increased activity and improve
menJ IN the future, QUE aims may be under
stood
At tho National Capital we have a number
OF pnZl.crS whose merits are wei. and widely
known, and having the assurance Of personal
assistance from these if required, our aim To
attain aud hold q leading place among the puz-
&c apartments seems assured Of realization.
ret 10 must occur to al chat the measure oF
success We may achieve and the value of prize
Inducements 20 excel we mIy offer must largely
depend upon the support we NAV receive from
the puzzle fraternity. We therefore earnestly
soAclt a liberal support in subscriptions and
CONTRIBUTORS. With that support as a neccs-
s1Iy auSl.arv we shall exert our utmost e.
forts To take and maintain a leading place in
IGll.cdom, and % create an increasing inter
est I'D THIS pleasant and useful pssJme; we say
Hscf", because we know that ia the composition
Of puzzles there isalway5 some display of iudg-
Mehi' tdsie aHd imagination something that
eieyates the mind and sharpcus the perception
IHE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, with Il circulation
OF lj65oO, is too widely and EtvOraJly known
90 need any culogism or commentator from
Us inc subscription is so reasonable as 20 be
within the easy means ofall. We hope. there
FORE chat our expectation Of a rousing send-of
and q steady support from the fraternity shall
not meet with disappointment. In return wo
shall exert our almost enIcavors to the end
that our supporters shall not be disappointed
" II. o. Chester vor.,,
a" EI2lne" AoCA.'OA'
WAsHISGTON, ID. O., June 50, 1901.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-07-02

DEAR COLONEL: ] beg leave 10 submit the follow
sing Suggestions which ln nay Judgment Do WoHld
be- well 90 formulate into circular Tor hiellhhliou
nmoup llie d A r. Posts throughout tlc country:
lhrst To discourage az far o. possible lhc check
iuE oi huud- baggage nuu sachcls, Hnd 10 fcGlest
Rll to take baggage ol this character WIKI lhcm
iulu iHe passenger Cgrss to request Hu az lar a.
possible go avoid bringing trunks wherever t"ch
baggage Hs ls necessary can be pnclScd ln haele's
go NHii-os, lu ilils WHy very much delay VIII DC
avoided at Deroii.
SECOND. Owners Of nll baggage that Is 10 be
checked nre requested 10 Iful the same ln GOOD
condition by ~tmiipiug ID or otherwise nua attach
luE q tHg securely thereto, giving thcr iu3 name,
place al residence etc.
Third d b. desirable that all tents camp cquipaEer
etc hr CIrcilCd Ou tIiIs occasion, Hs % Wl Toe INA
possible 10 locate and deliver promptly such as D.
not checked Oi course. this suggestion b. uunrces-
sHry where Post b provided With special car
1ur their property unly,
Fourth T4e Detroit Omnibus line VIII have
chevil-apputs ou uil trains entering Detroit ANA
these agents viii issue exchange checks Tor hng-
gage to bee delivered "a amy camp, hotel on private
residence iu the city upon payment %, "a nominal
Zee. Tic checks given passengers 10y the lrHl-lcr
agents must Dc pit al doe nddrcSs given, ana SUR
rendered Go the driver upon the delivery Of The
baggage transferred. ar the baggage VIII Toe re-
turuvd lo ilIe STRAY baggage Tann where IL
must subsequently Doe claimed. For ihc return
trip, arrangements lHve been made with thc DE
troi Omnibus Line "a cheek haggape through 10
destination from aU hotels. camps and headqunr-
tiers a. Detroit. The uuly charge ior the service
will DC iIc transfer charge iruu hotel go depot.
Aours very truly, X. q. kUTlI.N
Chairman Committee ON Transportation.
To Col HENRY NJ HUTTuID.
Chairman Executive Committee.
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Reliability.

II answering advertisements every person
shou-o always be sure that they are dealing
with . reliable firm. In sending away for
goods you have to trust a great deal to the firm
Of whom you arc buying In buying Buggies
and Harness our readers can never 90 wrong
whom they purchase Of the WILDER H. Murray
Mfg. Co., OF Cincinnati, o. They arc better
known throughout the U. s. than any other
firm in their Line. The celebrated 1915 " MUIR
ray Harness and $685. Murray" Buggios
are household words The country over. They
guarantee every Buggy aud every set of Har-
ness that leaves their factory to be Just as rep
resented or money refunded n you have noe
alrsady received one of their fine catalOgs, you
should write TO them for il.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-07-02

requested 90 bring blankets with them. The camp
VIII be lighted by electricity. Our city - easy OF
access from tive north and west by the Philadelphia
y Eiic, Beech Greek, Northern Central and Pine
Crock Roads and their several connections; from
the south and east 10y the Philadelphia a. Erie aud
Philadelphia a Beading Roads and all branches.
WI comrades notify mc as 10 number who VIII
attend The Eucampmcut with them, stating num-
Der that viii occupy tents ia camp, and number
houses? Also notify this committee ia advance OF
the EucRmImUut, II possible, The road and trains
by which they viii arrive.
RE0DE ISLAND
Officers Gen. q. X. Warren Post y, Newport:
Com, III. ID. Scott, =. Y. C.. W. J. Huntington;
y. Y C., u. NJ Coggcshall, jrs Adjt Henry ~
lasluni q. NJ. Joseph J.. Gotten; surg, A. h.
Squire; GIMP Forrest r. Emerson: q. D.. Thomas
:. NasoHS o. g., Warren Weymouth.
The Department Commander again calls atten-
ton 90 the furnishing % the Department Head
quarters, and ID is earnestly hoped that comrades
will sec 10 h that the debt Tor the same Is speedily
HquidUied. let each one give something and ~
viii bo done. n is not expected that comrades VIII
distress themselves hu, as the funds ~ the Depart
mont alc limited hc D. obliged 10 n~k tie comrades
10 see That the money is raised FOR tho purpose
/ mentioned above. Please send contributions
without delay 10 A. A. g. Edmund !. l'reailss.
Providence
The Proceedings Of the Department Encamp-
moui, from iis 8 rm"tou up 60 ana including TIC
ycnr 1899. are iursu'C "a Department Headquarters,
and the price ur uc same is within the reach Of all
Comrades viii iiud much % interest ln these pro-
seedlings. The cost d 20 cents for the hound vol
unie from lsG1 o 1888 Inclusive, and suSle numbers
after date are n cents each.
VIRGINIA.
Francis H. Osborne. Superintendent Glendale:
wish 10 return my ~IurCIo tHuuks To the com
rHdes al touuFcilCui respectfully 10 Col. John 9.
i'ruHtch, Gen. Henry r. Fauton. Gen. John III.
Thatcher and ASH o. M.-tirn. Am, II. Morgan, Tor
flclr great Kindness iu furnishing this cemetery
with four uud one half gross Of beautiful fIg~.
These hcuuiiiul curgcms maGc grand showing
4 on Memorial DAY here. ID was "a sight that the
people 81 This vicinity had mot been previously
treated Co since the establishment Of this cemetery
"a lsGh also desire 90 return nay heartfelt thinks
90 the officers and members uf Phil koauy Post,
4 DO ul 4a,llmoUd. Va, aud 60 Gen. Edgar Allan,
Chairman Memorial committee, for furnishing
tiIi- cemetery with Cos flags These flag- also took
ana important uuIt iu abe decoration Of this ccmc-
terry. DO ihis un behalf of the people living iu
tins vicinity. Hud especially behalf OF those here
who cannot speak for themselves
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-07-02


EnIToR NATToNAI TREUNE: Thciuprius givcr
tIt financial department ut thc National lluwnIp
meut arrangements hy tlIe recent ncilou 81 oui
worthy Jitzeus Las been enough 90 send the cutcI'
prise booming along. The money be- just rolling
into thc hands of the committees who are canvass
ing HHd every one ut Headquarters D. lH good
spirits, though up % hi- neck Iu work.
Tho following dispatch har been received bS
Col Duilicld from Commander iu- ClIicf NeHzey
Hearty congratulations for te mobile stand taken
hy the cit zeus OF Detroit for lHe entertainment 81
tlic Grand Amy. This with uilToad huIf-rHtr-
will stir the hearts al comrades ibr GEhout iht
country D believe t,y viii rally ln unparalleled
numbers. Detroit viii rival % Uotcolipsc. BOSTON
tllHt tlIc Trunk Line Association, including lhC
Gmud Trunk New York Central, West shore, New
York Ontario - Western, New York, Lake ElC
a Western Delaware IaoEawauua a Western
lehph Valley, New .Iersry Central. Philadelphia
A Ileudiug, peuusy lvauiH A. l,eauiug. Peuusy iva
lln, Chicago, Darlington & Ohio, uud the thcsa-
pease a Ohio Railroads has granted Tic halffare
ratDs.-J u =,
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The Ladies' Aid Society %, auxiliary to Col. J.
b. Morrison Camp. 325. NiOta, H., was mustered
and officers installed recently 10y Capt. D. IT, Jones.
The society starts out with 10 charter members.
They have n good field. and their number viii be
doubled by the eud Of first quarter. They are
energetic and WiIe-Rwake workers.
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NARY STARS MClIEyBY. National President
HANNAH r. PIIMrToE, National Secretary.
To specially aid and assist tho Grand Army NJ
The Republic aud 10 perpctuaio the memory OF
their heroic dead.
To assist such Union veterans noel our help
ana protection. anu TO extend nccdtul aid 10 their
widows and orphans; 10 hud them homes and
employment, AMI assure them Of sympathy aud
friends TO cherish aud emulate the deeds OF orr
Army NURSES, and of all loyal women who render
Cd loving service 10 their country IN her hour Of
peril.
To inculoate lessons 81 patriotism and love Of
country among our children and lu the commune
ho~ "a which we live: 60 maintain true allegiance
60 the United States 81 America 10 di~cpuntcHance
Whatever tends 10 weaken loyalty and to cncour-
age thc spread of universal liberty aud equal rights
10 all.
Women q good moral character aud correct de-
pertinent, ~ ho have not given aid and comfort to
The enemies OF the EniOn who would pcTpetuaie
Tie principles 10 which this a-socinilou stands
pledged, and who have attained lineage Of 10 ycnrs,
shall be eligible 10 membership lu the Woman .
Relief Corps.
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NO. 6-DrAlfOvD.

]. A letter. . The higher part Of the scale. 3,
To strike with sudden fear. 4 Making poignant
8. HymenOpter0us insects Century, g. A divis-
ion of mammalia. = Consisting Of three atoms
Suppl 8. Tanned ,Obs.) o Very cold. 10. Thus,
III. A letter.--NYPHO, Philadelphia, Pa.
NO. DOUBLE WORD ENIGMA.
In the stars that "shine at uight";
In the eyes that Sparkle bright;
In foliage tender green ~;
Ia achievements greatest SEEM;
This compliment is sent to YOU
By a friend, sincere and true.
&C. RACE, Washington, ID. O.
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PRIZES.

For complete list Of answers, "Ralph Wall
do Emerson; His Character and Genius" For
an incomplete list, Book of synonyms.
Awarded by lot.
EaS- Answers, solvers, and prize winners in
fOur weeks
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Additions are constantly being made 10 The
buildings Of the soldiers Home nj santa
Monica, Cal. There Is a lagrc number of in
mates at present The grounds arc being well
cared for AID planted 10 srmi-tropcal trees
flowers aud shrnbJcry. The site oycrlooks
TIC Pacific Ocean.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-07-02
NO. S-soU4RE.

7. A collection of ueedle-worS patterns. 2
kind Of Mexican saddle Century, 8 A town OF
Spain tPhilips.) A. To extend. 5. Belgian hagiOg-
TapheT; 10th century. 8. One who di5posse5ses
another of his land. :. Lists of officers for duty
CLOVES, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW PUZzLEs.-NO. 1.
no. -CHAR4DE.

NO. 1-CHAEABE.
tFor soldiers 10 solvc1
The FIRST is a name given tow.
The SECOND a rope sailors know;
COMPLETE is food
The vets Oft Thought good
While waiting aud watching the foe.
-NYAs, Washington, D. o,