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Work of the Pension once.

The report OF certificates issued for the week ended
June Is shows:
Army Invallds. Original, s: increase PSF; reissue r2:
renewal 5; supplemental l. duplicate, IL; accrued 12S
Total. 40.
Army Widows. etc: Original 80: increase l. reissue
s; renewal, Is; duplicate, 10. Total, g.
Navy Widows ETC.: Reissue, /; duplicate /. Total 2
Army Invalids (war with Spain) Original. 40; in
crease I6 reissue, g. duplicate g. accrued Total ST.
Army Widows. etc. (war with SPAIN: Original r.
Army Inyalhs-Regular Establishment Original s;
increase. 5: d. p icate, l; accrued, !. Total, L.
Army Widows, etc.-Regular Establishment: Orgi-
nal, 8.
Navy InvaIIds-Regular Establishment: Original. /.
Navy Widows etc.-Regular Establishment: Origi-
nal, !.
Army Widows, etc. (act Of June q, Isso): Original
060; Increase 49, additional 682 reissue = renewal
u: supplemental, 3; duplicate, AS accrued, 1885, Total
5.504.
Navy Invads TACT Of June q, lsso): Original 2ss:
reissue 5: supplemental, 1; duplicate 10; accrued T.
Navy Widows. etc. TACT Of June a. 1890: Original.
81 increase. 9 additional 7; reissue, renewal du-
picate. 2; accrued, 4. Total, ISL.
War OF 1872 Survivors: Original, g.
Mexican War Survivors, Original 2; increase s. re-
issue 3: renewal 1: accrued, Q. Total II.
Mexican War Widows: Original, IL duplicate l. To
tai, 13.
Indian Wars usss ~ Survivors: Original. 8; accrued,
6. Total. H.
Indian Wars ns52-l1) Widows: Original a.
Totals-Orgina s7s increase. 1891; additional $780,
reissue Al: renewal 80; supplemental s. duplicate S9
accrued 3A. Grand total, $3.50
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Reserve Roundup.

Valuable to every comrade of the Penn
sylvania Reserves must be the pamphlet
issued by w. III. Rauch, Secretary. Phila-
delphia 1t contains a complete history of
the origin and proceedings of the Round
up Of the division held at Harrisburg, Pa,
June "A and ., 1908. The preliminary
correspondence, letters read, kilograms dis
patched and received, resolutions, ad-
dresses-all are given. There are also
accounts and descriptions of excursions,
business meetings and important events in
the history of the Survivors Association
proceedings at the Campfire after the
Roundup and accounts of services Of the
division in the field.
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papartment of Kansas.

After a hard fight Comrade Charles
Harris, Of Emporia, was elected Com
mander of the Department of Kansas.
His competitors were Maj. John Davidson,
OF Junction City. and p. H.. Coney, of To-
peka. On the first ballot Harris received
204, Coney 200. and Davidson 66. On the
second ballot Harris received 264, Coney
194. and Davidson 20. The other officers
chosen were George Davis, Oskaloosa, Sc
nior Vice Commander; Nit Shockey, Gar
nett. Junior vice-Commander; DIR. w. l.,
Waite, OF Kansas City, Medical Director,
and Rev. Father Leary, Of Chapman,
Chaplain
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PENSION POINTERS.
INQUIRIES Answered and Sugges-
tiOns Made.

A. D.. Tenn-The Act of June 27
1890. specifically states that pensions
granted under that act shall begin a,
the date of filing application therefor. il
the widow referred to filed claim anC
named her minor children as cO-claimants
with her, it would probably have been
rejected as to her but allowed as
to the children. If the children are still
under 16 years they may file claim
through their legal guardian, and obtain
pension from the date of filing their ap-
plication.
widowhood existed prior to the passage
of the Act of June q, 1890, there is nc
pensionable status of the widows, because
claims under that law, when allowed
must be from date of filing of the claim
and at the present time she can not file
a claim because she is not the soldier $
widow.
c. w. T.. Ohio.-The fact of legal
marriage, not the time when it was sOlem-
nized. must be shown in a claim for
widows pension under the general law.
l.. ID. f.. Mass.-No increase of pension
is ever given because of age Or any other
disability except upon application duly at
tested and approved by the Commissioners
of Pensions The Pension Bureau is now
allowing these claims at a very rapid rate,
and comrades should try to be patient.
]. L., Mass.-The Act Of March z,
1895. makes the minimum amount to be
paid for invalid pensions ST per month.
If the pensioner to whom you refer was
paid but So upon his last voucher, there
was an error, or. you do not give all of
the facts. No pension can be reduced
without 80 days notice to the pensioner,
during which time he may refute any
charges made against him.
:. H III. S.. New YOrk.-lf the soldier
died from disa bilities contracted while he
was in the army, his widow is entitled to
pension; but if death was due to any other
cause she is not pensionab BILE. because she
was married to him after June 26. 1890.
1f he had a claim for increase pending at
the time of his death, his widow may COM
plete it.
G. o.. New Jersey.-If pensioner de-
serts his wife for more than six months,
leaving her in necessitous circumstances,
she may obtain One-haf~of his pension
upon making proper proof to the Commis-
sioner of Pensions.
: J.. E.. W., Ky-The u. s. has no power
to regulate fee charges of any but U. s.
officers. State and County officials are en-
tirely outside of Federal jurisdiction. and
are controlled only by State laws in the
matter of fee charges.
J. III. p. Iowa.-When a soldier is
pensioned under law of 1890. and a GER
tificate is issued TO him al S12 per month.
he can not obtain an increase under the
last named law because $12 is the limit;
but he may apply for increase under the
general law. and if his disabilities of serv-
ice origin entitle him to more than Sl2
per month, a new certificate under the
general law will be issued to him.
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'Patronize One Another
At Bellevue, Ohio.

At Bellevue, Ohio, the day was one OF
continued rain, which prevented the dig
play Of flags and the street parade ex-
pected, but the rain did not hinder the
ceremonies-decoration of graves, Memo
rial addresses and patriotic program. The
orator of the day was Rev. FIR. p. OBrien,
of Toledo, who was a private in 1O3d
Ohio. He is fluent. eloquent, convincing
speaker. He said that not too much can
be done for the living veteran-who by
enduring much and doing much earned
more than can be paid him. He paid the
highest tribute to the bravery and honesty
of belief in his cause Of the secession SOL
diers; but said: while we are willing to
acknowledge the bravery of the Confeder-
ate soldiers and to forgive the past, it
must be understood that We can never
compromise with the spirit of secession.
We can never hold the South blameless
for rebelling"
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PENSION BLANKS.
O@clal Forms for Use OF ATTORNEY,
and Agents at Low Prices.

We are prepared to furnish the follow
ing blank forms upon application:
/. Declaration for Invalid Pension. Act
of June u, 1890, and May 9, 1900. This
form has been amended to meet the re-
quirements of the Age Order" of March
10, 19O4.)
2. Declaration for Guardian of Children
Under 16 Years Of Age.
3. Declaration for Original Pension of
Widow.
4. Declaration for Restoration to the
Rolls.
5. Power Of Attorney.
6. Articles of Agreement.
Z. Declaration for Increase of Invalid
Pension.
g. Declaration for Original Invalid Pen.
sion, under Act of July IA, 1862.
8. Declaration for Dependent Mother
Pension, Act of June q, 1890.
10. Declaration for Dependent Fathers
Pension, Act of June q, 1890.
IL. Power OF Attorney and Articles Of
IL. Declaration for q Rerating Of an In.
valid Pension.
13. Declaration for Increase Of Invalid
Pension, Act Of June q, 1890, and May 8
1900. CThis form has been amended to
nf %esi Ma1cb ths s 1s OF the age Order
IA. Declaration for Widows Claim 70,
Pension, Act of June n, 1890, and May 8
1900.
ID. Large General Afidavits.
16. Small General Afidavits.
II. Physicians Afidavits.
1S. Accrued Widows.
49, Remarked widows application 10,
| restoration to the pension rolls, under Acl
Of March 3, 1901, and amendatory act OF
Feb. %, 1903.
In ordering please order by number.
These blanks are all according to thu
Co. n.x<l.D - -
Pensions, and are printed on good paper
They will be sent by mail to any ad
dress, postpaid, at the rate Of 35 cents
for 80; 65 cents for 100, or S. per 1000
assorted. Lots of 1000 or more by ex
press.
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In Honor Of Mai, Davis,

The Western Association of the Sons
OF Veterans held special services at the
grave Of Maj. A. p. Davis, the founder
made by Rev. F. Nj. Gordon and others
"A large number of veterans were present
Maj. Davis was born in Gardiner, Me-
in 1888, and his death occurred in the
East in 1899. He served in the army and
navy. winning distinction in both branches
OF the service. He belonged to several
American societies. including the Grand
Army Of the Republic The welfare and
success Of the Sons Of Veterans were the
ambition of his life. His remains lie in
Alleghany Cemetery. Pittsburg. Pa.
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Reunion Of 9Sth n. Z.

The 28th n. Y. held its 10th Reunion
May %. at LOckport. The session was
well attended and there were many letters
from absent comrades, which were read at
length. The Ladies Of the G. A. r. pro-
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rs to what shall be the final disposition OF
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Department Of MARYLAND

James Campbell. Commander of the
Department of Maryland, issues a con-
gratulatory order to his Department upon
the interest displayed by them in the OBJ
servance Of Memorial Day. The crafty
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ENcAMPMENT.

TIME SOCIETY OF THE 18TH ARMY CORPS
Il will hold meeting at the Parker House. Boston.
Mass, on tire l7th day of Angus 1904, at q. m. All
who served In that corps should attend. John A. Muir
faY. Secretary
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REUNIONS.

TJlHE SOCIETY OF THE NINETEENTH ARMY
4 Corps viii hold meeting At the Parker House,
Boston, on the l7th day Of August 1904 aa m All
who served in that corps should attend John A. Mur
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