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4 'OMRADES IN NEED OF CEMETERY WORl
~ will do we'll TO write NJ. c. Barney Flint, Mich.

behind the sand hills on Folly Island, S. c..
We received 300 men In one batch In the
course. OF Its four years service the regi-
ncnt bad 400 men, and today, according
10 Secretary Charles Wages report there
ar" only 1S3 alive; Of this small number &c
Are residents of the old city OF New Yor,; and
81 or the city Of Brooklyn; the rest are sent
icfed from Ontario In Canada TO San Fran
cisco, Cal. "
The officers of the Survivors Association
OF the nth n. y, are: President, Thomas
v. Mountain Vice President George Nc
Nay; Secretary and Treasurer, Charles w
wage 23a Irving Avenue, Brooklyn, " Y:
chaplain, Geo l.. Trout; Sergeant at Arms
h'e"fo boefum. {. w. w.
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The Capture of Fayetteville.

Serg't p. r. Cover. 18th and 18th Vet
eran Battalion, Ill. Vol. Inf. Polo, H..
writes: Il see by The National Tribune of
Jan. IL that Henry Il. Allen, Co. +, 23d
Ind, Royal Center, Ind, does not agree
with 81 and Shorty that the Four
teenth Corps captured Fayetteville. 1
know Allen is correct when he says that
'Bummers' captured Fayetteville. I was
one of the 'Bummers' and captured three
CoDfederates in an old cotton-gin. We
built a barricade of the ruins on the road
that we were marching on, which was
about POI rods from the city or town of
Fayetteville. We used this barricade to
protect us from cavalry charge. As the
Confederates passed through Fayetteville,
we kept shooting at them, and then
charged upon them, drove them out, and
took possession Of the town before the
Fourteenth Corps arrived"
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE: wAsHe7oN O. THURSDAY FEBRUARY

proof. when rendered necessary by rea-
son of failure of refusal OF the pension
er TO execute his voucher, should be
made in each case and on rnc expiration
OF each quart>r for which payment is
claimed. ana thereupon the Bureau. after
ascertaining from its records that the
pension certificate remains in force and
that the pensioners name has not bccc
dropped from the roll or his pension sus-
pended. should instruct the United States
Pension Agent to make payment to
claimant on her duly executed voucher
of the one-half of the pension to which
she may be legally entitled under said
act of March 3, 1892
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ARMY OF THE OHIO.
Lis. OF the Organizations Which servea in I.

Comrade J. Fraise Richards. Secretary
OF the Society of the Army of the Ohio.
Station e., Washington. u. C., has pre-
pared the following list of the organiza-
tons which served in the Army of the
Ohio, which WAS regularly organized by
Gen. Burnside. April IL. 1868. and which
embraced ut the time all the troops within
the States of Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, III
inois. Kentucky east of the Tennessee
River and East Tennessee. lii addition
We're the troops which joined this army
in East Tennessee. Georgia. middle Ten
nosscc and North Carolina; in other words,
the Twenty third Corps. two divisions of
the Ninth Corps. the Tenth Corps, and Il
Cavalry Corps, as follows:
oInecticlt-Inflntry: I'd, 9th, 9TH, 9th,
18th. 18th.
Illinois-Infantry: Nth. 10th. Goth
I'D, 10th. 18TH. 18TH; Cavalry: 1ith.
18th: Artillery: Elgin, Henshaw's and Il
and NJ Batteries.
MISUNDERSTANDING: 8. Is, IS, 43. 46,
49, G3. O.. so. 81, -11j. 1l6. III. l1S, TO,
123. 12i, Us. 129, 1"O. 40; Cavalry: p 4,
). 6, Z: Artillery: -, ID 30, 23, "A and Wild
er's BATTERIES.
Iowa-Infantry: %. "a. 2S.
MISUNDERSTANDING: II. II. Is. II,
1G, 20. "A, 26, -, 30, 81 ::;;:3;, 81 81. 81,
-. 40, d, Al. 4S, 10. -; Cavalry: /. 3. s,
o. 10. II, Il, Is. il. IL. 49, IL. and ivy
mans Scouts; Artillery: Batteries f and
G. of list Light.
Maine-Infantry: 9, u, II.
Maryland-Infantry: ..
Observation-Disclosures: IL. 81, %.
%, 80. 36, IS; Artillery: I'd Heavy.
AIichgan-InfaEtry: =. =. II. 90. %,
%. p. %; Cavalry: =. 8. 8, 10. II: Artil-
lery: Batteries 6. IL, Paddock's and +, L
and NJ of list Light; Sha1pshooters: list.
MISUNDERSTANDING: Sth.
Missouri-Infantry, A.
New ampshire-Infantry: 3, 4, 6, Z, o,
II. H.
New .Iersey-Infantry: 9th.
New York-Infantry: 3D.. 10th. A.,
As. u, %, 20, 81. 112. 10. III. 12S. 131.
132, 142, 1876, 100, 100. 11J. 176; Cavalry :
II. Artillery: Battery l., I'd Light: Bat
terry Sd; 10th Independent; 10th Heavy.
North Carolina-Infantry ID. Cd.
Oliio-Infantry: ~. Al. 30. Sc. So, 80.
100, 1G3, 104, Ill. rs. 10. ia. III, Us,
$50, 1Sl, 1873; Cavalry: 4. >. Z, 8, II. Me
Laughlins Squadron: Artillery: Heavy
1st, I'd; Light-1st, ID, 10Th, Dist, odd, "A !;
Sharpshooters: Sth Company.
Pennsylva nia-Infantry A., As, 20. 81,
&c, 81. 100. 203; Artillery: Co. A,
I'd Heavy: He.tery d. Light: Cavalry: o.
Rhode Island-lnfantry: 9TH, Il; Artil-
lery: Battery ID. LIST Light.
Tennessee-Infantry: /. .. 8, 4. ;.
6, 8; Cavalry: !. >. {. 9, 10. II. H. Artil-
lery: Batteries L, 3, LIST Light; Scouts:
Battalion.
United Colored)-Infantry: list
4, .. 6, 81. so. 81. 50. 107: Caval-
ry: >. g; Artillery: ]. s, IL, Is. fWhite)-
Artillery: Battery Il, ID: Light, Co. E,
Sd: Batteries l. and NJ, Sd.
Veteran Reserve Corps-Co. Fl, Cd; Co.
D. 23d; Companies 11th, 40. 81. 81. CT.
6S. q, %, 81, 81, 12o, III and 1o7 of
ID Battalion.
Wisconsin-Infartry: 80; Artillery: Co.
e, list Heavy.
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A Permanent Encamument c,tv

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: While at
tending the Encampment few weeks
since in your beautiful city, the idea crcnt
into my head that it would be right and
proper to hold the National Encampment
every year in Washington, d. e. MANY
OF our comrades fought on bloody fields
nearby, and many from other DEPART.
ments would be glad to visit the Virginia
i Meids. suggestion from The National
ing the tide toward the Nations CapitaJ
And, furthermore, think it nothing more
than justice to the boys to have trans
portation furnished. Uncle Sam is able
to do this. Our ranks are thinning yerv
rapidly, and the few that are left of us
would enjoy the trip to Washington.
AUSTIN PORTER, Youngstown, O.
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Maimed Soldiers Bill.

Comradc Geo. Hasel, Co. Il. I'D Ohio,
Liverpool, Ohio. urges that MANNED SOL
diers who would be benefited by Senate
bill 1850, ut once write their Members Of
Congress and U. S. Senators, urging action
on this bill before adjournment of the 9th
Congress. Comradc Hasel lost his leg at
Shiloh, April 6, 1862. He can perform
very little work, owing to the loss of his
limb, and although G3 years old, he states
that the suffering incident to this loss
makes him feel that he is in the saranf;--
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PAINTS.

DAINT WITHOUT OIL-RENARkABLE DIS
covery That Cuts Down the Cost of Paint Seventy
five Per Cent. Free Trial Package Is Mailed To
Everyone Who Writes. A. J.. Rice. prominent man.
utacinrer OF Adams, \. " has discovered process
dry powder and all that is required is cold water
make paint weather proof fire proof and durable
oil paint IL adheres TO any surface wood, stone
brick spreads and looks like oil paint and about
one.fourt,i much. Write TO Mr. A. L. Rice, ManuFr
40 North ST., Adams, ". y. giving the of the
dealer from whom you buy yonr paints Mr.. Rice will
send free trial package al.o color card and full
Information showing you how you can save good
many dollars. Write to-day.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

A 7 ABILENE. KAN. DIR. BARNES A. SEE
"A lye's WinteTgreen Ointment is made. The great
est pile, eczema, and eye remedy known. Sent
to any one for % cents. X. &. Mallory, LacOn Ill.,
suffered with piles for years. seelye's Wintergrecil
Ointment cured him.
CELF CURE FOR RHEUMATISM AND DYS-
= pepsia. How cured myself after doctors failed
Send sc. to comrade Henry WiE.cr, Hanover, ILL.,
The National tribune., 1903-02-12
DEATH by NEGLECT.

DIR. d. NJ Bye. the eminent specialist, OF Indian
apos. says thousands of persons die from cancer
every year from c;iIse neglect If taken in
time case in Thousand need he fatal The
fear of the Knife the dread of the burning, tor
turing plaster few 10 neglect themselves till
they pass the fatal point where cire is impossible
hut by far the crater portion die because their
friends relatives, whom they are dependent,
are iusenSibe their SuficringS and impending Ca-
ger till IL is late. BooS sent free, giving aric-
nIars and prices of Oils. Address Dr. ID. N. Eye
Co.. Drawer 5oa, Indianapolis, Ind.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

DLoOD POISON, EITHER PRIMARY, SECOND
ID AIRY or tertiary, producing CGpIercoiOred Spots,
P:mples Sore Throat, Aches. Old Sores, Ulcers.
Mucous Patches in mouth, Hair Eyebrows falling
out the use OF Mercury or Ioddc of Potash, by the
wonderful HerbaIis Compound, few weeks use of
which makes clean. healthy being, after complete
Full information and bottle for trial. sent free OF
charge 10 all sufferers Address, lrof /. C. Fowler,
New London, Conn.
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l,ANcER- MARvELous pIscovERY OF Al

4 iANcER.-MAKEELOUS DISCOVERY OF AN
~ Ohio physician that cures the most dreaded of ali
human aiiiiciois The remedy is applied by ilie ma
tient at home thus saving the doctors fees and avoid
ing Dangerous surgical operations There is no longer
any feeo 70 Tear cancer. well known physician of
Lebanon, Ohio Las been using n remedy for several
years and his sccess has been marvellous Being of a
modest turn OF mind lie has made any effort 10
extoi the merits OF his remedy IL l. only rough
influential hehds aud cnred patients that lie con.
sented 10 permit his TO be used publicly In con-
nection with his work He has finally been persuaded
to send to all who suffer with full description
OF MS metiioi so that everyone know from Der.
fonal experience that be surely cured with
out the knife at their own home. These who are
amlced with cancer who know of any one SUFFERING
with this heretofore fatal maiady should NJ once send
heir name and address to the Dr. Curry Cancer Cure
testimonials from hundreds who have been cured i,o
not hesitate 10 write You will be under obligations
g ths Is purely an effort TO make widely known
signed TO aid suffering humanity = ~
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HON EST EADS.

cOLDIERS' ADDITIONAI.S, AND ALL OTHER
- kinds Of land scrip, bought and sold; land war
rants under the various Acts Write for information
+. NJ. Heaton, 800 + st. n. W., Washington, u. c.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

NALC ABLE-A RECIPE FOR 4 IMMINENT
which caiilio be excciied for sprains bruises etc
Oh man or beast, NJ cost ofGJ cents per GALLON also an
excellent condition powder for horses and cattle: both
recipes Tor 90 cents In stamps; strictly confidential
Reference, National Bank of Germantown Pa This
will only appear few times 1hos. A Wentworth
Black Ash, Crawford County, Pa
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

CONS AND DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS: /
- have the best remedy known for pimpies ana
backeats. Sufficient quantity to last one month, and
most cases, sent POSTPAID. with full directions for
using for 80 cents Address Henry Galpin Plantsville,
Conn.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

II AIDES POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MY
- Never-Faling Ergo-kolo Compound 10 safely re-
leve the longest, most obstinate case of delayed
monthly periods in three TO five days without harm,
pain or interference with work Only Sl.5a. Double
strength, 60 Write Dr. SOutl,ngtan Itenedy Co., nj
5l5 Main street, Kansas City, Mo.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

DILEs- INSTANT RELIEF, FINAL CURE IN
Il a few days and never returns No purge. No
Salva. No suppostory. Remedy mailed free. Ad-
dress ]. II. Reeves Box SIS, New York City, NY.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

COIRADfgS: NATURES REMEDY FOR KID
~ ncy and bladder troubles is "1ur;ine." 1t re
lievcs all inflammation gravel etc. mail the roots
package makes half gallon medicine. sc, postage
piepaid T. A. Nichols, Hot Springs. Ark.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

COMRADES, FOR ONE DOLLAR WILL SEND
~ yon accident policy coed for one year. Issued
by the Union Casualty and Surely Company 81. Louis.
No. paying weekly benefit Of IS and $500 In of
death. Policy incosed In pocket or bill book, which
is worth The money alone. Money refunded If not
satisfied. Tboe. L. Mcnamara, Agent for Commercial
Registry Company. Is9I Spring street, Racine Wis.
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MO FAEE-SEND &c. FOR 4 RELIABLE RE
~ cipe for the of and warts without pain
Cure yourself: make money curing others.
Jas. A. Barnes Ellington, W. Va.
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NSURANCE.

INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE MICHIGAN MI.
i ;ual of Detroit, Mich, and you will make mis-
take. Address J. W. Shaner pomeroy, Ohio.
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nRoPSY-NEw DISCOVERY; GIVES QUICK
IL relief aad worst eases. Book Of testimonials
and 10 days freatmen, free DIR. IL Ii. Green's Sons.
Box Q, Atlanta, Ga.
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roMRADES-I HAVE A SURE CUR + FOR THE
~ grippe Send u cents for xeciEe. George NJ. Hall,
Co b. SIh y. Y. Inf, Rattle Run ST. Clair Co., Mich
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

TOMRA DIES - ONE DOLLAR CURES YOUR
~ piles. No knife. Guaranteed. Have cured several
in the last months are. +. NJ. Burnett, Alex
andrin, KY, and W. 4. Graham, Lowell, Wash. What
each says: Your remedy has done more good than
all the doc:orirS I've done since 1861 F. L. Roberts,
South McAieSter. L 7.
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M EDlCAl.

nPIUM MORPHINE, COCAINE AND LIQUOR
~ habits cured.--E. iabiis!red in 1875. Thousands
having failed elsewhere have been cured by us At
Mnpewoo; Sa;iatoru.n YOU can be cured in 10 to 20
days. All modern conveniencrs. No restraint. Every
patent IL under direct supervision of the physicians
ami receives the benefit of nearly 80 years experience
in treatment of $ milar cases. Our Home Remedy
cures per of in six eight weeks. We
guarantee TO cnre you. Write for our nnnua! report
ani descriptive booklet The Dr. j. L. Stephens Co.,
Box f.. Lebanon, Ohio.
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C,OMRAHES-I HAVE DISCOVERED A NEW
cure fDr smallpox, scarlet fever, and d:phtheria i,
viii sure fate inside of u hours. Send for
bottle. Price ~. Communications answered Box 30,
breckenridge, MINI.
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hEARfoMRADES.-H HAVE YOC OVERHEARD
- Of the smithsonian Truss, which has Il loop
before known? Scientific in construction. Holds nj
the internal mig Docs not touch the pubic bone Is
diners iaii- The best guarantee given with "A
rus goes with IT, Fit aud sold by &. X. kemper
DTtggist, OsgOod. Ripley County. Ind. 49,
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COMRADES, d CENTS GETS CORN REMEDY.
~ Takes them out: money refunded on honor If
not satisfactory mailed fee United States try il:
You will praise it thereafter; postal card will return
price If not satisfactory. Scott Druggist, Oliunway,
Iowa.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

COMRADES 1 WAS FORTUNATE IN LAST
~ guessing contest in a small way: but you will be
Fortunate by answering this. will give full and
complete instructions whereby you cure collie and
headache. No recipe no drugs failed. Send 81
10 Dr. s. Miller, Lock Eox ., ConneiisviIle Adair
County. Mo.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

7 WAS AFFLICTED WITH A CANCER ON MY
L face ii commenced over two years ago: called on
several DOCTORS they advised to have il cut ont;
in my paper advertisement from II. f. Evens,
Hopeweii, Washington Co., Mo, sure cure for canccr
put myself uiueE his treatment. entirely cured
in The short time of eight weeks IT anyone looking
for should this article send at
II. f. ENens. lie will surely cure YOU. Warren
Mcclure, Paiercs, Wash. Recipe for the above cure
sent for 30 cents.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
DGISTERED ANGORA BUCKS FOR SALE AT
half price.-Cosing out sale for 1909: bred from
the champion fine fleece flock Of the United States Of
America. Philo Ogden, Upper Lake, Cal.
DBGISTEEED TEREFORDS FOR SALE-ONE
Ii car each of one and tHo year old bulls and heE
ers. Thomas Evans Hartford, Kan.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

A TTENTiON. NEW WONDER DROPS Is A
"A cure for headache, tootbache, neuralgia ca
tanh and colds. Sent postpaid for IS cents per bottle.
W. /. Bowman 5I2 Pifer ST., Du Bots, Pa
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

A RE YOU HARD OF HEARING OR DEAF
"A send stamp for full particulars how to restore
ycur hearing. by who deaf for GO years. John
Garmore. Dept W, Mt Lookout. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

CALLSTONES CURED IMMEDIATE RELIEF
VI and permanent cure. No surgical operation
required. DR.. W. c. Payne, Mars,alltOwn, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

. lIyCZEMA,-AFTER BEING A SUFFERER FOR
Il three years cured permanently by and
simple remedy with three applications. By mail %
q box. W. l. Bowman, 81: rifer St, Du Bois, Pa
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

NEVER FAiLS-A SAI.VE THAT WILL CURE
~ any sore no matter how old. Send 10 CENTS
May II. Rip!y Lowell, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

VXTHY GET SICK? ] HAVE FORMULA THAT
w will check and cure any fever. II will save hun
dreds of dollars in doctors bills Price only so cents
Thos. Ryan. Fort Wayne, Ind.
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no YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT SALE
- Of my Digestive Tablets has reachad such point
thai: ! need assistance. Will you be satisfied with
weekly income of $50? IF 60 order sample box of my
tablets at the regular price of 30 cents evidence of
good faith your part and will at send you my
proposition. Only one person In community engaged.
DR.. H. b. Nichols, Pulteney, New York.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

II AIDES. 500 REWARD FOR A CASE eBSTI-
IL maize suppression, any cause in pathology, my
monthly reg. fails to relieve safe harmless mall how
long suppressed DIR. Jackson II Co., l69 Dearborn
Street. Chicago.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

TT WILL. ASTONISH YOU HOW QUICKLY
Il Fed Seal Pile Cure Send 80 cents. Mention
This paper. Dayton Pile Cure Co., Dayton. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

r WILL SELL ANY COMRADE GOOD
L washer for 50; wringer, g. u. W. Miller. Mans
field, o.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

DIG MONEY MADE SELLING SMYRNA RUGS
ID Write T. s. Maxwell, Cleveland, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

DECIPE FOR THE CURE OF PILES; GUAR
Ii aneed o. X. or money back; costs but few cents
10 make. One box and recipe 10 make for sI.Oo Ad-
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

rREMOR PILLS CURE SICK HEADACHE,
~ Liver Complaint, Costivcness, and Dyspepsia.
Dose, one. Box, sc Sample free Address DIR. II. l..
True. MCt 'Onnclsvil!c 0.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

+ AIDES! A FRIEND IN NEED IS FRIEND
II indeed. II you want regulator that-never fails,
address he Wonian's Medical Home Buffalo, NY.
T AIDES! Our Regulators never fail Trial package
II ioc. Mrs. A. Price Co.. dept 3,lPhiladeipha. Pa
I AIDES, MY REGULATOR NEVER FAILS.
IL Box free. Dr. F. May, Box &c, Bloomington, H.
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THIN PEOPLE MADE PLUMP NEVER
L fails TO cure any case of extreme feanness Every
ingredient is health giving and fatproducn2. Costs
but tre make. Formula mailed for 81. Address
IIare's Cooperative Co.. Lincoln, Mo.
The National tribune., 1903-02-12

CEND TO COMRADE OLMSTEAD FOR FREE
= sample of Pacal Balm. Positively cures Asthma,
Throat and Lung Trouble, Catarrh of Head and StOm-
ach. Piles, Old Sores and skin ETuptios &c and Soc
Druggists or prepaid. Address Pacal Balm Co., 81.
Louis Michigan,
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T AIDES OUR MONTHLY REGULATING
IL Tablets never fail. Box Free. Friar Medicine
Co. II, Buffalo. n, V
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ISOR 10 CENTS STAMPS / wILLSEND RECIPE
II for restoring gray hair. Have used IL for live
years. Cheap. Address C., Box 10 SCOTS Mich,
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EuNeAR1ANs TO BE KEPT LOYAL.

A queer plot has been exposed by the
Roman Catholic priests in this country
who have charge of Hungarian consre-
cations. and the matter has been appealed
10 Cardinal Gibbons and the President.
Hhe Slavic people in Hungary number hve
or six millions, but are kept as riSidly out
of all participation in public affairs as
the negroes in the Southern States. Inc
dominant Magyars regard the Slays very
much as the Southern whites do the ne
Eroes. 1t is from this Slavic element that
most of the immigrants to tbs country
come. Very few Magyars migrate. The
Increasing number Of the Saws coming to
this country is alarming the Hungarian
Minister of Religion and instruction, a
certain NJ. Comlossys. and he has ISSUED
Il secret document in which he says that
the hundreds of thousands Of Hungarans
now living in the United States are in
great danger of losing their loyalty to
Hungary as well as their religion. and he
therefore requests the Hungarian Card
inal to secretly confer with Rome and see
tina; no priests are assigned to the Hun
garian congregations in this country ex-
cept those who are Loyalty disposed to-
ward the home Government and will do
everything in their power to keep their
Darishioners true to Hungary and the
church as organized there.
He particularly wants the Slavs kept
outside of the pan-Slavic movement and
in harmony with the present Government
of Hungary. Hungarian priests who are
not well disposed to their Magyar rulers
should not be allowed to go to the United
States. but retained at home, where they
can be kept under restrictions. Also, i'm
migration of Slavs to this country should
be embarrassed as much as possible. The
Roman Catholic priests of this country
who are making the appeal to Cardinal
Gibbons resent this interference by the
Hungarian Government as unwarranted
and insufferable and destructive to the
spirit of Americanism, which they are
striving to inculcate into their Hungarian
parishioners, young and old. The Amer
lean priests claim to be fully competent
to take care of their people in their own
way, and they want no interference by
the Hungarian Government, to which the
Slays owe nothing. Most Of the Slavs
have come to this country to make 1t their
home; they have turned their backs for
ever on their Magyar oppressors, and With
the instruction of the priests VIII become
good Americans.
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same Gen. Stewart said he was most
deeply touched of anything in % years of
Grand Army work, and could only utter
heartfelt thanks.
Past Department Commander Sample,
OF Pennsylvania, presented Gen. Torrance,
in a speech recounting Gen. Torrance s
military, civic, and Grand Army services,
with a magnificent diamond-studded badge.
Gen. Torrance gracefully responded from
an overful heart. Gen. Shafter presented
Gen. Stewart gavel made from historic
wood by Richardson, a Berdan sharp
shooter.
Comrade O'DOnnell presented a report
admitting Sons of Veterans to Post meet
ings, which was rejected after sharp dis
of Pension Committee, and said that the
time had now arrived for service pen
sion and recommended that the incoming
committee draft a bill for next session of
Congress, giving So month for 80
days service and the same to widows who
were married before 1890. Unanimously
adopted. Department Commander Ivory
G.. Kimball, of the Department of Poto-
mac. reported resolution asking the Presi-
dent to give veterans capable of perform
ing manual labor preference as laborers.
Unanimously adopted.
Comrade Partridge, of Chicago, report