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Died.

In the city yesterday at 12:40, P n,
at the residence of his brother in law,
Mr.. W. a. Taylor, Mr.. B. =. Rogers,
in the 30th year of his age. Mr.. Rogers
leaves widowed mother, two brothers
and two sisters, besides numerous rela-
tives and friends to mourn his death
There was no young man more highly
respected in all the walks Of life than he
-dutiful to bis mother and faithful to
his brothers aud sisters.
The funeral services will be held from
his late residence, No. 109, Johnson ST. +,
this afternoon at p. M, conducted by
Rev. J. ". Carter, D. D., of this city.
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tees of the Training School for girls.
Messrs. Ray and Wiley were appointed
tellers on the part of he House.
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Puzzles have been accepted from Pallas, As
pirO, X. II. Did, Waldemar, Sphinx, III. s. Nut
and c. Race Damon sent complete list
to No. ) too late for proper acknowledgment.
Anna KOe offers his cabinet photograph for
the first solution to No. 99.-Particuar atten-
ton is invited to No. o. It contains but %
words, every letter Of the alphabet being en-
ploycd except "e' which in writing is used
more frequently than any other. Like all Of
Nyas's work, it bears the unmsJakable stamp
of terseHess and originality so distiuctively his
own.--Zenith wrote his first puzzle % years
ago, and we would that Thedom had more such
earnest workers as he and Horizon, his wife.
For fear our solvers will have q walkOyer
this month. we present one of b. Ver's cele-
brated cryptOgrams. To solve it viii be real
achievement so let every one try It.--U q
is being played at one of our theaterS this
week. We are not in it-Thero are a num-
Der Of puzzIers from whom We particularly de-
sire TO hear namely St. Germaine, Boston
Boy Do Do Mutt, Ben j. Min, TimOn Will
L. Smyle, Kal @. LatOr, Magnolia, Pittacus,
NEGRO VI. ANGER Happy Thought GwendOliue,
Axul, Raux and l.. Beers A cordial welcome
awaits each and every one Of them. VIII they
not favor us2-Ne asked for so sOlVers to
No. and 50 responded. This is truly splen-
did showing, and we hope to sec the list con-
tinue to increase.-We would inform Jay
Bee Tea that the puzzles sent by him are not
acceptable. If he will favor US with his name
and address, we should DO pleased to write
him, and explain wherein his work is deficient.
We expect soon to have q veterans
ISSUE" watch will be something decidedly new
and fine. A number of our oldest workers ara
already enrolled and others are sure to follow.
Vacation season is over and puzzlers are
again resuming activity. With the approach
ing cold weather we look for a great boom in
puzzIeistie circles. Once more let us remark
"ALL. SOLVE"
9-l7-91. r.. o. CHESTER.
EUGENE,
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TIE GRAND ARMY,
News From The DepaItmentS---NeW
Posts. ETC.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN


some Important Appointments Made by the 0om'
mandcr-iu-Chicf.
Commandorin Chief Palmer has made ne io-
lowing amendments: Couradc Jos. W. o SEAL
Bepar,neni 81 Ohio, Lebanon, o.. Judge AuVo-
cete.Geucrul: Comradc David q. Cuicz, Post Ill
Department New York, Assistant AdJu'an'-"en-
erl.
Executive Commitce-A q. huntoon, WASH
iuelon. d. C.: r. D. knapp, Saratoga \, " X -
Iuilcr Providence, r.. D.; VIM. NcCicland' Flus'
burg. Pa. Jamcs r. Mucr, SpIin liioid, Mo. Wh'
A Oiu. Boston, Mass; levi b. Raymond, hahp-
tom, Iowa
Pension Committee-Augustus g. iiamIin' h"h-
For. Me. j q. D. Adams Lynn Mass j. A. oeN'oi'
Chicago. o., Byron r.. Pierce, Grand Rapids MICH"
A. ~ Blue. pleasauton, Kan
Committee ou Seniority 81 Neutrality-suspicious.
Wagner phiIndelphiH. Pa Thomas q. LAWYER
Eno,Ibrd. lns G li Gray, Marshieid, Wis., H. IL
Downing, Toledo, a..
taulfHIltrc ou Systematic lluu az Teaching ihe
Lessons oi Loyalty o. our Country ana one J. ,HE
George = Merrill Lawrence, Mass ueius falr-
,lI.a. Madison Wi-: John r. Res, Minneapolis.
AilHus NIamn Warmer. Kansas City, No. ihul
Aau dei Nuor, Omaha, Nch
Committee tOr thp Erection OF @ Mrmnf'hl lh Nlc
Capitol iu Washington % Gen. Y. y 1lhhl-rr =.
IupI,tt Washington. n. O.. a.. TT. j. Colds, New
AurA: Russell A. Alper. Detruih M1clLi seldom
tnnuoI Portland. Mes W. a. NcuzeN, ltuiiihd'
49, D. e. Grant, Middgpuri o. Horace = oihih'
AHiIouu, lII.
n tarBpr-iuue- Robert d. BeHth, Philadelphia Pa
s. a 8uIdrtt Washington 9. c. > H. lain'oI'
Hartford Duu
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OHIO,

J. G. Jef'ries, Secretary, Elyria: Reunion 12ith
Ohio at Ecrcd sept. 10.
ThcI.t Ohio n. A. met at Waverly Aug. &c. with
President A. :. Matthews ia the chair. The Jack
choir utcTsper-ed the exercises with delightful
music and the meeting was addressed by Depart
meut Commander 81 OHIO Warner, Col. Higgins,
al the 1Bi Ohio; Cnpt. ~. VI. White OF WaIu-borJ,
Tex. su eX-EOuieIer.,tc, aud others. Many asiies
were present and the officers elected were Pres,
T. = Matthew'S Jackson; V.-P,. J. q. IIuut,inpiI-
Ter GaIIipuli-: Sec II. e.. Miller Jackson; Asst
see. r. r.. Hays. Wayerly second Asst see = j.
Long, Jackson; Treas. james Martin, Jackson !;
Chap. q. y. Taylor, Guy-yilie-
Tho-. J.. steward, Secretary Dayton: Reunion
IIth Ohio at TppecuuOc city sept. II.
The ninth annual Reunion Of tire yOth Ohio was
held at Lancaster, tie Old nome of our lamentcd
Gen. sherman, Aug. - aud y. About 10 Of the
veterans responded Ca rOl.-ctll. a FOuSiug Camp
fire was held "Wednesday night in tie opera
House, aud great banquet given on the second
evening by Ben ButtcElrld N.ltC. Officers: Pres
Cant. 4. Il. kcliar; N.-p., Tom Parrish; Sec,
Ezra Ricketts, the next Reunion viii be held at
New Holland AUG. 70 pud -, l.J2
The I~t US. Veteran Volunteer Engineers formed
au association ut Detroit Avg. ,, with Licut-CUl.
Perrin v. Fox, OF Grand Rapids. President, and
Capt James III. smith, Of Newark, o., Secretary
and Treasurer Said --lcittiOn will hold it, first
Reunion 10 Washington, ID. G., the second day Of
the National EuCaWpmCut In 1892. All members
Of the regiment wall correspond with the Secretary,
giving full name, rank, company, and postCaice
also full name, rank, company, date and place OF
all deaths occurring Thus perfect roll viii be
mudc out by the time Of the Reunion.
n. ". Phelps President, NestcTvillc. Date OF
Reunion of 10Th Ohio b. changed to sept e. instead
OF sept. 3 and the meeting will be held at this
place.
The 18th Ohio held its Reunion in Bishop school.
Detroit Mich Ga account of difficulty In reaching
the Headquarters only - members registered. but
| the meeting was interesting. Col. A.. T. H. Daw-
son, 81 Dcadwood, DsG., present for che first
time since the There were no deaths reported.
| The meeting for l-J2 WIS fixed FOX Eucyrus, %.
There present few members from iJth
/ Ohio aud 18th Wiz. They formed an association By
eIgCtIng Gen. VIM. H. Gibson, OF IItin, o., Presi-
/ dent aud Capt James Wilson Of Chicago IlI b.,
L. IN Ef- M4-
! tioual EnCampmeuts. 10 - requested that MEM
/ beers OF 18Th ohio send address OF all members
known 10 them outside OF Ohio to Capt. IhOs. q.
Davis, Of Gallon. %.
The Reunion II the 9th Ohio at Tippecanoe City
Aug. - Of the best ia the history of the
| society. Nothing omitted from the prog an
| or Ia the effort made by comrades and friends OF
Co. ID that would have added to the entertainment.
! According to custom peculiar to this regiment la
/ this section the seniors formed their companies
| and Col. King gave the commands for the fOgma-
] ton and march 10 the hall. The regiment enjoyed
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The monument to the memory Of Gen. David
A. Russell, costing $3.50, w.l be dedicated
Sept. 10, at Winchester Va. The excursion
Will leave on Thursday, sept. Il. 40 $50 %. M,
on special train from Il. & %. Depot, Twenty
fourth and Chestnut streets Phi.1deip hIa.
Assessment for the trip Will bo 30, which in
cludcs transportation, seven meals, two nights
lodging two days carriage ride, and badge
The Committee will BE- i'm session nc the ball Of
Post ., Thirteenth and Spring Garden streets,
on Friday evening, Sept. II, and Wednesday,
Sept Is. from = Co 1 p. IN, 90 distribute tickets
and receive assessments. Those intending to
participate should send name and address to the
Secretary, W. j. Wray, 10 s. Seventh street,
Philadelphia Ia.
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no. -APOCOPE.
o, thought could FIRST an island
Way out in the deep blue sen,
And The island was shady and lovely.
And destined for no one but me
30 ] rOwed, and rOwed for the island
Way out in the bounding main.
And, although 10 was ever before me,
Yet i rOwed, and rOwed in vain
Like the mirage that's ALI. IN the desert
Aliuring the wenry and worn,
And the haithsm.shed caravan traveller
To an oasis, all fOrIorn,
This deceptive and vanishing island
Has proven To- be for me,
For the boat was my suuI. the sea was lie
And pleasure the island OF glee.
-BALMAR, Ocean City Nd.
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NO. 96.-rRANsPosrrroN.

NO. 96.-TRANSPOSTTIOS.
See yOuder merry urchin LAST
Along the way To school.
At even, see him fleeing fast
From discipline and rule
See yOuder weary TOTAL plOd
Along his home ward way.
If they had only used the rod
More freely iu his day,
He thinks he might not now have been
A TOTAL day by day,
But might have stood a chance to win
His bread an easier way
Your opportunity embrace
Ia YOUTHS Hir, golden day.
That you may life's stern battle face
Prepared TO win the fray.
ZENITH. Rochester, ". x.
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MTSCOUPT.-

j.. ID. Phelps. Mountain View The GAR. I'm
Campmcut az Willow Springs was held on the 81,
dth and 9Th. IN WAS very pleasant affair Tor the
boys They had lots az good Fun md amusements,
ending with sham fight. There was also "A team
~ mules on exhibition that was la the rebel army.
When driven into camp they bore thc following
INSCRIPTION on each mule: These mules. uow "a
aud 35 years old were with Uncle John Bays in
the Confederate army. Welcome Uncle John
Buvsn
Officers OF W. w. Lcggeu Post, 400, levick 5
j. v. C., J. Saugicr; Chap, T. B Curricr; q. j.,
Martin Darst; q. O., nj. q. Wright Adit, 4. y.
Vincent; q. NJ, D. w. Frazer q. M. -, }. ID.
Riley.
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service Tor the period 81
three months la the 9th
III. afterwards serving
iu the 54th Ill. aud the
25d n y. Art. until July
ID, 1865. lie came 20
Michigan in 1857. was "a
member of the l.eCisla-
lures Of lssq, 30, aud isat
present a member of that
body During thcsession
of 1859 lac was Chairman
OF tlre House Committee
ON Military Affairs. His
comrades, by a uuani-
nous vote, elected him
Department CommRu-
der at the lluCampmCuJ
held al Musllcgon la
March last. lie H. de-
selvedly popular in the
Order and Is au indie
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NrHH"H ~ HHN . -
IIp entered the uTiH. As
second Lieutenant, Go. ~,
l94til l'H. mine months
regiments participated ln
tile battle of South Mount
ain, BHru~idc's attack
ou Fredericksburg WIS
Ni,h.liuollcr at Chancel-
louisville. and wounded Ht
AuleiRm. After the war
De- engaged in cotton
raising, leaving That BUSH
mess iu lSUs 10 become
Superintendent Of Public
Instruction he was Hp-
pointed "a Trustee ~ the
Arkansas Industrial Jui-
yrrsIy Do 1870 ln ISL
WAS commissioned as
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MEVy YORK,

The Goth y. Y reuned in Utica Aug. 10. ban
auet was served in the evening iu the rooms Of
iilcon Post Officers Pres, John EnhIer, Utica (:
see, Fred Graf, Utica Treas, Joseph Tes,ey,
Utica.
James Hanc. Secretary, Ohio, NY: Reunion 5lst
y. Y. at Fulton sept. - and %
l. T. Putnam, Secretary. Jamestown: Reunion
9th y Y. Cav. az this place Oct and p
John A. T. Waiter, Secretary, Rochester: Re-
union lOjth y. i. nJ MLClias sept. IL. The gIth
" Y. cordially invited.
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NO. 97-HALF SQUARE.

7. letter .. A glass Of spirits 8. Forces &
A piece of canvas used ships. s. A favOrito
game of chance among the Spauiards 6 Some
thing very inflammabe. Z. Less recent. g Acts
in harmony. O. Those who marvel 10. A species
Of C0rIlus. III. Female guardians OF a gate
-lUNsTE, Sylvania Ca
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]. letter. =. o., Robson Co.. " G. g
Groups Of minerals a. Forces. s. Adherents OK
certain heretical secis. g. A summary Of Christian
faith. 2. Persons who make a business Of taking
care OF peoples hands. g. Bespauged. o. The
handle OF a scytuc. 10 Chemical symbols Of sele-
mum, lFallOws's supp. Dict.l H. A letter
-ALUMNUs Washington, ID. O.
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l. A letter 2. Turf g. Benevolent spirits Of tho
dead a. Seaport town of Prussia. s. Pertaining
to a tailor. g. Agreements of sounds. z. Detained.
E. Consecrated 9. Decorated with narrow braid.
10. Preceded. IL. A letter.
anna EOE. Roanoke Va
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the music made BY Comrades Crshman. Winger
and Hopkins. Misses Name aud Adele Cushmau.
and Mr.. George e. Brown. This feature - now
permanent. and Is greatly enjoyed. The place se-
Iected for next Reunion IL Cedarvile Officers
President. Andrew Jackson, Greene Cor. see, Or.
SheIleuherger, Pqua.
Reunion 61.l ONO at Dresden Sept. Il and Is
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Reunion Of The th Pr Cav, the 18th Pa.
and loUth Pa no But.cr Aug Z6 WIS most inter-
cstlug affair. The town WIS deliberately Decorated,
and The banquet was the finest ever given Boz This
part o. Che state Business meetings were heId BOO
separate halls and from $50 Co POO 20 each organ
izyifon answered Co roll call. quite number
were present. greeting their cou-Idas for the first
time since Che war. A fu.i report oT l5g business
meetings, with names of those attending viii De
pub i-ilcd Boo pamphlet. Address j. O.. stevenson,
Secretary l1I,u Pa, New Castle Pa
Tie l-, IN. and tho sd Ff IT, a. held Re-
union no Gettysburg sept & and elected the 81. pVy
Ing officers. President. Col =. s. Given. Philu-
ncIpuu. VIZ, Charles -CuircUt. PuTadc. uuit,
Sec. IL. H. Crevss Treas, Joseph Aiot,ttuery,
fAiiJao' pu'1i Cor see, John Hague. Fstt-bUvg.
O.. ". Miller Secretary, Itaaoa, =. y. Reunion
och Pa sept. - ut Bradford.
VERMONT.
". S. Alden Leicester: Reunion u vt. T.. A.
nt brandon sept. -.
WEST VIRGINIA.
George T. Crawford Secretary We'-shurg. Re
union lst ". We. with CIr..u'- Battery d and l-.h
w. Va. Oct. 90 Martins Ferry, O..
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We're not waiting for the bats and moles, but
for men aud women who have eyes and use them,
who have brains aud reason! There's "A new
world for thcm-suiieTug aud sickly AS they arc
"a new world created from the brain OF a skill
ful physician discOycTy-the Golden Med
zeal Discovery"
Yearsago DR.. Pierce found out that the secret
Of all scro!ula, bronchial, throat and lung
trouble lay-in the beginning at lcast-in i'm
pure blood aud the weak tone OF the system
that the way to cure these effects was 10 re-
move the cause, that human nature being the
same. the same results might be looked for in
nearly all cases. so confident Was lac that the
exceptions were uncommon that he took the
risk Of giving the medicine to those that il
didn't benefit for nothing, aud the results
have proved that he was right.
Aud Golden Medical Discovery" is the
remedy for the million! The only guaranteed
Liver Blood and Lung remedy. Your money
back If it doesn't help you.
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complete Lisls-Alumuus. c. Race A. Solver,
,t'-.', Ben Iroy"t9 Is. T. DId, Damon. Ellsworth,
incomplete Lisls-E Byzantine, OGo4cer Phonor
A-pr', fadeuiar Joel ~. Hint, T.. o. Eoggan. Miss
Aldyl sphinx, Dame D. Dorothy DaoIitiIe Tupius
r.. LuoF Date, 1T. j. n, Igon Mask and X r.. G. K .
F"I i,iot Iu,iy W. Hooch, j. G.. NJ, LYDIA Zenith
an" i"I lz'n, vi. l.. L. Nyas Il. TiHery H. = Nut
Fancy, /uda. LaiIH R00kh. c. Wuilz Eureka.
Iroteu@ Anna koc, Jack q. Lantern r. Tinker. 2
n Miss Chief Harry and Rob Egis-i3. Total,
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Across ]. Hundred handed. 2. A kind Of linen
cloth. 3. Confirms. 4. Asoflt. 5. Failed in doing.
g. Planks lObsl Z. EncIOaches. 8. Covers.
DOWN: ]. Ia Mystery. 2. a digraph. 3. A pre-
fix. T. An insect. 5 A stick or staff. 8. A pun.
T. Feminine name. g. Quails O. Tears tRare.)
10. Measures u. Distressed. l.. The rail Of q
cart. lCuab. Is. A plant. "a. Latin proposition.
Is. In YOuandi.
Iron MASK, Batavia ". x,
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IWIILNNT0 WWTkWT Tm Us lUTOTCNTs.
Charles Price Post, dJ5. las been organized al
Pcrrinton. with "a members, good prospects, and
these officers: Com, II. ". Famey; :. Y. g, Mar
uu Altar; j. v O.. a. d. Curtis; q. ID, I'D. Downs;
q. NJ. George Groom; Chap, ". ". DalElishi
Adi't, g. y. Pcttibonei o. c. J. Densmore; surg,
VIM. Peterson.
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DELAvAN, Ill, sept. i. }
General Orders, No. ..
l. The ninth annual Convention Of the National
Womaus Relief Corps, held az Detroit, Mich. Aug.
8-s 1891 elected officers As follows for the ensuing
ycnr:
President, sue Pike Sanders, Delayan. III;
Senior Nioo-Prcsident, Margaret Il. NickenS
Sabctha, Kan; Junior Vice President Mary Lyle
Reynolds Covingtoa Ky; Treasurer, Armiila A.
Cheney, Detroit. Mich Chaplain, Clara Barton,
WASHINGTON. ID G.
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J. G.. Patterson, Secretary: Reunion 7 ilh Y. J. no
south hmbDy sept. n ~ lD q. m. j. Newton Ter
Tiii Historian OF the cglueut viii be 90 tie Re-
union with copies 90 Ai- history for sale.
These officers we've chosen 40 the Reunion Of the
famous I-tII - J. ~ Camden Pres, Lieut. Col. T..
W Dubois who b. Mayor Of BIIgctou7 E.-P.'s,
Virgil Wetts. John 10. IeuIar, G.. 5. Padgett;
Treas. DR.. Charles Weidemanui sec, Florence
BlyIcr; Executive Committee Col II. j.. Chew,
David l. Eurjou n. vs.. GaskiI ". 10. Pierce and
George T. COBB. EgidsetoH was selected for tie
next Reunion.
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NO. 98.-ANAGRA1r.


RISE SON HOLD THE FORT
FULLY w. HOOCH, Iowa City, Iowa.
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ALABAMA
Perhaps few of the comrades outside ot Tins de-
parfIupHt know tIt there l- handsome monu-
rHguI 10 tlie Union soldier erected ln April last hy
George 49, Custer Post, OF Birmingham, ln uc
cemetery outside the city. The monument D. oil
irI.y Alabama granite D. feet high, inscribed CA one
tae with tlfc words " Erected by George A. Gus.
Sea pn-f 80. D. Grand ARMY Of the Republic, April
"a l-gI on tIIr other ITO The Memory uf Our
Ds4d.n on u.e tnird Fraternity. Charity,
IoyHIIy" The DOT WAS given 10y The city.
EPREWcEG.-
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-. 100-cRYPT0GRA1I.

Wxxyza bycdefgzw, dyeiia ybghca ezkxmnwa
cmfgaehw, aigzne zwgijkmxfo dmbsyzO tmefh
vexzgoj dmDsyxyaguw wfoegeb.
b. YER, Brooklyn, ". Y.
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MICHIGAN.

The giJh Reunion az Tho 10. d Mich was held 40
Constantine Aug. - and ~ Owing To she bad
weather only II Of tbe old boys Ou 20 plrtake
OF the generous hospitality accorded them by tile
patriotic citizens Uf the place. Capt. FUuk D.
Baldwin, now Of thc Regular Army, was present
aud Ted tire procession. Tia. evenings were given
up 20 oygtiOu- Campfire and banquet. Officers.
Pres. Frank d. BALDWIN; E.-P, Leroy CauiiI;
Treas. J.. =. AmIdoui sec. Cha-. Common. Tie
next Ecuuiou will De- DO Kalamazoo the first
Wednesday and Thursday in September, l.y5.
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eDIeSSneSS, nervous prostration, nervous
dyspefs ia dulIncss blues, opium habit cured BY
DR. Miles Nervine samples free at druggists, by
mail lOc. MILES MED. Co., ELEsHARr, IND.
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NO. 9i-CHARADE.

|AffNF-A ttfiJf ttNtHtAlteI
FIRST LAST Is fatal, YOU may know,
And ALL j. talk, Just for vain show.
In this short stauZa. now / cram
Both crux and qussi-paugram.
-NYAs Washington, ID. o,
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON O. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER H.

proper authorities and thus prevented from impos-
ing upon the benevolent puhl,c-Bele +. Bagley,
Past Department President, Zlnesvillc o.
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NIl.iIafA career if1 running
away from home and ou-
listing ~ q drummer boy.
wHeN Hui Do ycHr- old. lu
soc 5Hh lud April
DE- HHs transferred Iu i
to Co. d. ltJH lHd. be-
longing go iifHi regiment
uuHI jauuay. l-I1, dur
lUg iI|r tm. liD marched
fum aHI-EIIIe Co NUH-
FlIu Nashville o. tAgtta-
un.RH EmupuRa to AZ
iHUfn htuuia tD Macon.
Hru iaH o. Anderson.
vile H IHUmHstIIIr.
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Diyisions-EIcction
81 Omccrs, etc.
MARYLAND.

News from the Various DiEihions-L Election
81 Ouccrs, etc.
MARYLAND.
Al special meeting ~ Cen. n A. Algcr Camp
%. iHc following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
NAarras through the efforts 81 Hon VIM Warner
Past uupTidrrIu- IIrfo ~ Tie g. A n that noble
organization proved Itself true 20 ir grand uriuC-
plr- 81 Friendship. Charity, aud Loyalty By d. re-
lu.4 o recognize iIc caste distinction sought 10 be
introduced, aud
Whereas Irti Ting bis muster y argument broad
patriotic spirit, thorough uurCiisLucss aud stauch
adherence Go iuu cause Of right aud Justice. we
arcm q proper 10 Iay lain this Tribute Of respect.
Therefore. ir It
E,salraH Ilat Gen r. A. Alecr Camp. %. =. Of
hlm our heartfelt tAHuks, assure hiul Of our sim
crir regard, aud trust UIIl thp Cuu-e OF right snail
ever hHNr eucn "a mobile champion
A delegation 81 tie members AZ the Camp called
on Mai AZ l+lufu Warner IU Washington 10 fler-oft-
ally ioudcr their thau!.s and present him with
copy ~ tlr reese. utI0us.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
decided io u,r iHc roll top desk az a prize 10 the
+ newspaper man receiving abe highest number Of
. votes. AI-oa handsome gold watch 10 The most
popular military uaE. Tho Camps fair viii take
place ui 81 month.
/ PENNSYLVANIA.
Following Be- the lgs quarters consolidated re-
Pott oi 90" Aaluifltr department Tor the Dvis-
iou. Members aud Camps al date Of lust previous
report. l6l Camps aud 5.l45 incmbcrs gained by
uTEautIallpu ANA muster. IA Camps aud 600 mem
brrz transfer, uIue IuclIIcTs: Reinstatement, I'D
Camps aud 3li members. Lose by Campo that woru
/ aisDnndcd, Two Camps. 80 members; by death. u
membersi honorable discharge, n; transfer, N
/ members; suspensions Is Camps, GG7 members
/ dropped, 10 members. Number IA good standing
! loo Campo members, ,i0s.
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