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THE LIVING FLAG.
Boston Excels Her Predecessors In rht,
Beautiful Picture.

Other cities have attempted with much
success to produce the thrilling and beau
tifui spectacle of the Living Flag. but
Boston saw" all that they did, and went
them several better. The Flag, which was
displayed to great advantage at Temple
Place. was formed of 1900 boys and girls
carefully sized up, and drilled The al.
pearance was astonishing and affecting
with the resemblance to the Flag most re.
markable. Even the movements among the
children aided in this, by giving the ap.
pearance Of a flag stirred by the breeze
1t was work of magnitude to get to.
gether 1900 children of the right sort, size
them up and train them, and the credit be,
longs to Mrs. Lue 8. Wadsworth, whose
achievement ranks with the electric light
Ing as a feature Of the Encampment.
The smallest children were put in the
first rank, and one Of the most interesting
of these was a handsome boy-Sigsbee
Chadwick Donovan, who was born on the
day the Maine was destroyed, and has been
made protege Of Capt. Sigsbee.
As the column passed the children SANG
/ II 900 voices joining at a time, the IA.
miliar patriotic airs, and did it with such
spirit and sweetness that the spectators
compelled encores.
|; Comrads w. Fl. Chambers, q veteran
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Kansas W.R.C Notes.

Miss Maggie Dornblazer, Department
Press Correspondent, w. X. c., Kansas,
writes: alag Day was generally observed
by having public patriotic exercises. Fort
Scott Corps gave their program before the
County Teachers Institute in June. Au-
gusta Corps gave benefit for a comrade
and his wife, both of whom are about 20
years old. The Posts and Corps of Con.
cordia and Clyde recently spent a day to.
gether at Clyde. After dinner prepared
by the ladies of Clyde an interesting pro-
gram was rendered. Among the speakers
was the District President, Mrs Evalyn
Bradford, Past Department President. Al
lola much interest is being taken in the
work. lola is the home of Department
President Mrs. Annie Apple. About sc
Hill Corps and had q delightful dau -
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DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.
Massachusetts the Banner State-Result
of Election of Officers.

The National Society, Daughters of Feter-
Inns, met in Chapman Hall, fremont TEN
pie, Boston. Wednesday, Aug. L. Mrs
Carrie Westbrook, of Binghamton, n. T..
the National President, presided.
One hundred delegates were registered
nearly every State in the Union being
represented.
The officers of the Daughters present
were: Senior NicePresident, Mrs Ida r.
Warren, Worcester: junior Fice-Presi-
dent. Mrs. Bertha Martin. Alliance, Ohio
Treasurer. Mrs. Myrtle Kramer, Chicago
ILL.,: Secretary, Mrs. Anna G.. Sage, Bling
hamton. n. Y; Chaplain. Mrs. Minnie
Piper, Nashua, n. H.; Trustees, Mrs
elizabeth Stanley, Mrs. Ida +. Allen. OF
Newtonville, and Mrs. Elizabeth kimball
of Fitchburg.
A large number of visitors were re-
ceived. including the Past National Com
mander of the S. of V, f. r. Campbell, OF
Washington, ID. c., who made an interest.
ing speech; President Tucker, of the 5. OF
v. University of Iowa, and delegates from
the s. of w., the Army Nurses Association
the Woman's Relief Corps and the Ladies
of the q. A. X.
The business of the meeting consisted of
reports of officers, and the reports from
the various Division Presidents. The Divi-
sion of Massachusetts, proved to be the
Banner Department, it being in very
hourishing condition.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows:
President, Miss Ida E. Warren, Wor-
cester: Senior Vice-President. Mrs. Bertha
Martin. Ohio; Junior Vice-President, Myr-
tie Kramer. Chicago; Council, Miss Minnie
Prescott, Ohio; Lillian Phillips, Illinois
Carrie Westbrook, New York; Eta Allen,
Massachusetts, Grace Brooks, Massachus-
etts.
Miss Warren was elected to the Office of
President unanimously. A new office. that
of Patriotic Instructor, is to be established
by the Society and an election will be had
later.
The Daughters of Veterans, like all the
other guests of Boston, were very hand
somely treated. They were given hand
somely appointed luncheon, presented with
flowers and various souvenirs, and enjoyed
trips to various resorts.
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'Patronise One Another"
REAL ESTATE.

L>OR SALE-5oo ACRES ONE AND HALF
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'Patronize One Another.

bugier of the 18th N. T., led the singing
with a cOrnet.
The bands were cautioned to stop play
ing as they approached, so as to not inter-
fere with the singing.
1t was no small task to minister to the
wants of 1000 little ones and keep them
from getting restless, though most of them
seemed fascinated by the spectacle, and
sat astonishingly quiet.
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Deaths In the Quincy Home.

The following deaths occurred at the H.
linois Soldiers and Sailors Home, Quincy,
ILL.,. in July as reported by Supt William
Sommerville: Thos. Parnaby. Co. III. 18th
Ill.,, July !; Theophils Mack. Co. ID. 10th
Ill.,, July 6: VIM. Gallack, Co. +, LIST Mo.
Cav; Jos. b. Maoney, Co. X. 9TH III.
Cav. July II: Matthew Schiffzen, Co. e,
18th Ill.,. July 20: Chris. Carr, CO. A,
1l7th ILL.,, July %; John Boyle, Co. /, 10th
ILL.,. July D.
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of the Association resulted: Capt. II. G.
Strong, President; J. p. Casterline, First
Vice President: J. Il. West, Second Vice
President: Charles Hall. Third Vice Pres
ident: Capt. l.. w. Bailey. Secretary and
Treasurer; A. Croker, Chaplain; DIR. ID.
HI. Young. Surgeon, and Capt. John J..
Mcclellan Quartermaster.
The next Reunion will be held at San
dusky o. Aug 8. 1905
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A W.R,C. Campfire.

A great "Woman's" Relief Corps Camp
fire, the first ever given in the history or
the w. II. c.. was held Thursday evening
in Mechanics Hall, where the Encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Republic
had been held The scene of patriotic
splendor is absolutely indescribable. Mrs.
Mary l.. Gilman. Past Department Presi-
dent, Massachusetts w. II. c., welcomed
the audience in n graceful speech Gov.
Bates. attended by members of his staff
Miss Clara Barton, the only honorary
member of the Woman's Relief Corps;
Gen. w. w. Blackmar, the Commander
in-Chief-elect of the Grand Army of the
Republic: Judge Emmons. Department
Commander Lucius Field, Massachusetts
G. A. r.; Mrs. Annie NJ. Warne, Depart
merit President. Massachusetts Woman
Relief Corps; Mrs. Lizabeth A. Turner;
Past Department Commander John E.
Gilman, Massachusetts G. A. R., the new
Adjutant-G General of the National Oragan-
izatlon: Mrs. Sarah E. Fuller, Comrade
E. 3. Stillings. of Post 113. the new AS
sistant Adjutant General; Miss Mary T..
Elliot, Mrs. Calista r. Jones, and Gen.
Darlington. The trooping of the colors
was executed under the direction of Ju-
pior Fice-Commander J. Payson Bradley,
Massachusetts G. A. r., its impressive
feature being made still greater by the
singing of ''Star-Spangled Banner" by
Miss Adah Campbell Hussey. The soloist
was obliged to repeat one verse. Gov.
Bates made a stirring address.
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Total value of Post property,

Total value OF Post property,
including cash, with all bills
paid up to date of report. :. $2,015. 70
The Post usually has a very good at
tendance on encampment nights and gen.
orally has visitors from Posts at Asbury
Park, Red Bank and elsewhere The fol
lowing are the officers for 1904:
Commander, Egbert Hopper: s. V. S.,
William Lecour; J. V. c., Theodore Wool
ley; Chap, William B. LippencOtt; @. NJ,
Howard A. Brinley; o. D., Henry Win
CERT; 0. G., George Morris; Adjt. John p.
Hamilton; s. NJ, Samuel F. McCloud; Q.
NJ. s., Joseph Cohen; Trustee, one year,
Alfred Fielder; Trustee, two years. Henry
Wingert; Trustee, three years, Henry G.
Mans
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Reunion Of 12sth Ohio.

The 128th Ohio held its Reunion this
year at Sandusky, Aug. 10, with 40 men,
bers and % relatives present, all of whom
We're guests Of ,NcMeen Post. The regi-
ment guarded tie rebel prisoners held on
JOhnson's Island. The election Of officers
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James B. Morris Post, 4s, New Jersey.

James Is. Norris Post, 46, Long Branch,
\. j., was instituted July Is, 1880, with
the following comrades as officers and
charter members: Commander, Franklin
J. V. c., Benjamin D. Johnson; Surg,
Theodore J.. INLAY: Chap, Howard A.
Brinley; Q. NJ, Charles E. Dennis; O. d..
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has lost by death q comrades who were in
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their death. At present the Post has a
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On Memorial Day the Post visits six
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70. X, 18TH PA. CAy.-A Reunion of Co. X. 1stI
~ Pa Cav, Will be held Sept. q, At Washington Pa,
An invitation Is extended to all members of Tie 18h
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MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

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JOINT OHIO REUNION Arrangements
"A have been made to hold joint Reunion of the
go sd s9h iIith and l4sh Ohio at Chilicothe sept
the Mayors Office. City Building. The cali is signed
by = ii. Hurst, President and the Secretary, Frank
j. Esker.
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SHERMAN'S BK!GADE.-A call has been issued
y by Col. w. f. Human, President of the Sherman
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TGATH OHIO ASSOCIATION will hold its 18th
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Ohio. ON Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept ~ and 28
Cordial invitation Is extended TO ali surviving mem
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10th o. v. V. l., 18TH ANNUAL REUNION
Ic Comrades, the meeting which was to have
been held I'm riffn o. in June, this year which was
called OIL by the President Col .. +. Gray, account
OF the incompeted condition of the Gibson monu :.
ment, will now be held at Fosoria o.. Thur dav
sept % The regular invitation will be mailed to ali
comrades whose names are OIL the roster. A. NJ.
Dildine, Secretary.
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II UCAS COUNTY IOWA REUNION-The
II Lucas County uowD Veteran Reunion Assocla.
H. 1901 Thomas X. Williams Ed. Spencer. A. M.
Read, David Cavines, James Norris and Geo. Hayes
have been appointed committee In charge Of the
Reunion. The call has been Issued BY Lee Crawford
Secretary Of the Association.