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Reunion Of the 3Oih Mass.

The 32d Annual Reunion of the 10th
Mass. was held at the Hotel Marliave,
Bodsworth ST. Boston, Sept. 8, 1906.
There We're about 10 of the comrades
and friends present. The following Off
GERS of the, Association were elected:
col. G. a. currier. President; Capt J.
II. Litchicld. First Vice President: l..
=. j.. Lowell. Second Vice President; +.
G.. Storey. Secretary and Treasurer TIL.
Secretary reported that after careful
search he was able to account for about
900 comrades living. After Il good din
ner and AN hour or so socially the meet
ing was adjourned until Sept. 8, 1907.
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Ex-PrisOnera of Wnr.

James A. Simpson, 31st III. and 14th
Ill. Cav. Creal Springs, ILL.,, makes an
appeal to Congress to pass the Ex-Pris-
oners of War bill. He was in Ander-
sonville three months and taken from
there to Florence, where he was at the
close OF the war. He knows what the
suffering was in those prisons. and
urges every old soldier to bring what
influence he can upon his member Of
Congress to secure the passage of the
hill
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Ex-Pr..en-r. ef War.

George w. Dunn. Clear Lake, Wash,
has been impressing upon the members
of Congress from his State the Justice
OF passing the Ex-Prisoners of War bill.
and hopes that the other comrades will
do the same with their members of
Congress. He thinks that it would be a
good idea TO muster the w. r. &. into
the work. as they have always taken a
deep interest in the pr.5onerS Of war.
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Reception to Mis-. Bnrson.

A reception was given 10 Miss Clara
Barton at the home of MIR. and Mrs s.
II. Goodyezr, Cedar Rapids. Iowa, on
the evening of Sept. 10. Veterans of
the G. A. X. and members of the w r.
C., womcn's clubs and Order of the
Eastern Star all united To do honor to
the distinguished lady whose career on
two continents, i'm several wars and Il
host of famines. disasters. etc, ha been
such an honor to her sex and 10 her
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Ex-Pri.auers Of Nnr RIll.

RoZel Jacobs, Suffolk. Va, cannot
understand why some of the many bills
that have been presented, laid over. re-
ferred, sent to committee and pigeon
holed could not have been passed for
the benefit of the comrades and particu-
larly the ex-prisoners of war. He was
a prisoner on Belle Isle and elsewhere
for seven months, and never was sick a
week at a time before he was taken
prisoner. He then weighed $50 pounds.
but when he got out he weighed but so
pounds.
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Reunion mt JnckSOnviiI~, Ill.

Reunion of all soldiers residing
within IS miles of Jacksonville. ILL.,. will
be held at that city. Sept. 26. CONGRESS-
man Chaney and Hon. w. i. Calhoun.
of Decatur ILL.,. will address the boys.
Good music and an excellent program
have been arranged. Geo. w. Fox,
Jacksonville III - -.- ..-
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

"ANTED-In formation of John D. st.
w Ciai:. From the year 1850 to 1859
was Government contractor engaged
in carrying the L. S mail between wash
inyton, Pa and Cadiz, o.: was in Column
bus. o.. in 1861 at the breaking out of
the war. Subsequent reports Indicate
that he joined the Unoin army and died
in camp from sickness. Address Edwin
NJ St Clair. 1904 California street. Den
ver Colo.
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IlIinoI. in .he Parade.

Editor National Tribune: I note in
The National Tribune of the 22d ut.
speaking Of the Stntes which took 4
part in the grand naradc 1T Minneapo-
iis YOU credit Illincis with 1.560 men
in line. NV estimate. as I ob~erved
them pass. was o-e- 4,090-A A. Jones,
Sth Tenn. Toledo, Iowa.
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The Kansns Nonnrne.t UavaiIed.

On Memorial Day the monument at
Fort Scott, Kan, to the defenders of
the Union was unvailed with great cere-
mony in the presence of a large gath
ering. Gov. f. W. Hoch was the orator
of the day and the G.. A. r. and w. r.
G.. attended in force.
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of Ohio, to the letter which he wrote
some time ago asking for the return of
the battle flag carried by the LIST Md
Battery of the Confederacy ana cap
tured by the 123d Ohio at Hatcher's
Run, on April 2, 1852. Gov Harris in
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4 Enppy DnIh-Hcadcd MN.

II. Dayton. chemist. living at J 3137
California Ave. St Louis, Mo., accident
ally discovered "a mix xture that made his
hair grow He tried il on his bald -hen dnd
friends with the sane result. He is so
proud Of 1t that he has had the recipe
printed by the thousand. and is sending
1t to all who write and iTclosc stamp.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

yNI1sEMES and Brasemen on all North American
Il railroads. Experience unnecessary. FireniPn,
500. become Engineers and 500 month"; >
Brakemef, SIS. become Conductors and $3.50 Po-
sitions awaiting strong, competent young State
age send stamp. Name position preferred. Railway
Association. Room 1879 ~ Monroe St, brooklyn. y.
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A Waist of Excellent Lines.

No. 224T.-Chemisettes and guimpes
have proven such a comfortable and
becoming accessory that one wonders
how they were neglected for so long.
This feature continues to appear in all
of the new waists. as well as the sleeve
cuffs to match, AMI one which may
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Inmates that he personally approves the
request, but states that he has not the
To make the return. He stat
ed, however. that he would lay the mat
ter before the State Legislature at its
next session.
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A simple Box-Pleated Dress.

No. 21S9.-Tucks have held the field
for SO long that a box-pleated frock is
pleasant change and very becoming
to small wearers. The dress shown is
made in pongee, with its deep round
collar embroidered with Oriental color
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Jumpers for the Boy.

No. 2209.--1f there is any dirt any,
where to be found the small boy is sure
to get into it, and his clothes are always
the worse for wear unless protected in
some sufficient way. These simple and
practical overalls may be slipped on
over any suit or dress and cover the
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wearer completely. They are made of
some washing fabric, such as percale,
crash or gingham. and Will stand a
wonderful amount of wear. The bloom
ers are made separately, and so may be
worn with a sweater or as boomers
under any dress. The whole is easily
made, and calls for 31a yards of 81
inch material for the medium size.
No 2209-siZeS l. 9 4, and years
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Clas sified Advertisements.

TDILES absoiutely and quickly crirssi. to
L return. and harmless remedy f,,nnd az
last. sample box free. kellogg Ieme'iy Co, Dept
y. T.. Il: y. Ottawa St, Grand Rapids. Mich
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10Th HL.--The 18th Reunion OF tha
cC 18th Ill will be held in Room No.
II, on the fourth floor of the State House.
at Springfield. ILL.,, beginning at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon of Wednesday,. Oct. 3.
1906 Comrades. please write and send
your nane and address to the Secretary,
Lieut. VIM. McAdams. Kansas. ILL.,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DENSION ATTORNEYS ATTENTION
Ny beautiful home Office ami residence tor sale,
with business worth ~. 10 per year. all for ZOOS tine
location for drugstore otner business r:Itn
health Address Hi N-wSom, S0.diers' Home. los
Angeles County. California
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Remedy mail ii free.
Address ]. H. REEVES. Box sS5. New York. n. Y.
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A Waist of Shot TaGetas.

No 2216.-Some of the new small
figured taffetas are very fetching when
made up into pretty odd biouses. and
suggestion for such is given. The yoke
is tucked with a fancifully-shaped trim
ming band of silk adorned with French
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WANrED-,The address Of Roht cre-
Gen jackson with John Kn-s8itnn dur.
ing Summer of 1865. at Rio firasle City,
Tex. Army of the Rio Grarles Address
so Colborne St. TOronto. Can.
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II OSIN6 YOUR GRIP
II When ply sical activities seem 10 be weaken.
ing the mind losing its grip. the restorative powers
ofJuyeh ias themselves by feeding The nerves.
reaching every function or Iile hum Civ
Ing refreshing sleep. appetite sre:lgii and health
trial quickly proves their fa--rctchins efficacy. 0a
sent 0aiy by C. 1. HnoD cn.-Hoou'S Sarsapa~
ra,-Ioweil. Mass. receipt OF tisis ativt and d.
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Pink Foulard Trimmed With Black.

No. 2236.-Black is coming to TIE
fore as trimming, and the results of
its late use are more than fetching A
gown for a girl Is shown here, illustrat-
ing one of the uses of black as a fash
ionable adornment. The blouse has q
round yoke of lace and full portion
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REUNIONS.

4 TIL ILL. CAy.-The 35th Annual Meet
called to meet at McCoy's Hotel. Chicago,
ILL.,, Oct. 5. 1906. 10 a. M, at which time
You are requested to report in person or
by letter. John w. Arnold. President:
Charles Fl. Chaplin. Secretary, 25 N. Irv-
ing Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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address of NJ. C. Mil
w lens, who served in the 18th Pa
Bucktails; last heard from at Scranton
Pa Address ]. f. Stafford, Morsantown
W. Va.
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National Tribune Patterns.

used for the dress, 6E yards of SO
inches wide being needed for the me-
dium size.
No. 223O-sizes L. Ia and 16 wears.
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or bishop style, and these too, may be
adorned with the embroidery or lace.
The waist may be finished with plain
or embroidered belt OF ribbon sash. If
preferred. the neck may be finished
high, with Il round yoke and standing
collar. The dress is one which may be
developed in almost any seasOnable ma
terial. and four yards of SO inches wide
are needed for the medium size.
No. 21Ss-sizes. 6. 8, 10, Il and IA
wears
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E,oR SALE-HoUSE AND LOT IN CARLETON
u Colony. Florida Lot, 5exiiO: orange trees and
grape fruit. For further information address. with
stamp for reply, Mrs. Mary r Edserton. Carleton
Putnam Co.. Fla.
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VYTANTED-The address of Mai. Chris.
w tie. Of the 9Th Ill. Cav. II. j. He'd.
rick. Ainsworth. Neb.
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STAMPS AND COINS.

G. T5 PAID FOR RARE 1855 QUARTERS
sL5ejs Keep all money Coined before 1873 and send
10 cents at once for set OF cola and stamp value
books 1t mny mean fortune TO you Address
c. I. Clarke & Co, Room g. Leroy. y. y.
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VlIANTED-The address OF Lieut.. West
w Capt. Evans. who served on stan
of Gen. Birn-y during Winter of 1864 at
Chapins Farm, Va: by Jno- Knowlton
late of 7th y. H.. who served in Adju-
ttnt-Generafs Department during that
time. Address so Colborne ST.. Toronto
Canada.
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please the home sewer is sketched. The
chemisette is long in front and espe-
cially becoming to the woman of long
waist. while the front closes below in
double-breasted. fashion. The sleeves
are finished with rolling cuffs. so that
the undersleeves may be omitted if de-
sired. TuckS on the shoulder add
breadth and fullness. For the medium
size ~ yards of 32-inch material are
needed for the waist
No. 2247-sizes, 80 to AZ inches bust
measure.
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REAL ESTATE.

COMRADES. COME TO KANSAS IF YoU
~ would like to get location ! will give you a
square deal Good land, unimproved from $3.50 10
Sis per acre. easy terms Improved farms 81.
to 81 per acre. This is a fin. country l agent
for good land. have been here % years and all
the land In this County. Address Theo. Courtney
Banner, Trego County, Kansas.
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MISCEllRN EOUS.

Nfrs. winssow's Soothing syrup for Chiidrrn Tech.
WI ing cures wind collie darriea, etc nc. bottle.
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MARRIAGE r PAPER FREE: mast -eliabIe pup
NJ iishei Eastern Agency. 81. bridgeport. Conn
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MARRIAGE DIRECTORY FREETo ALL-PAY
ANA when married. new plant send money. For par
tcn,ars address selectcuo. Dept ls reSonsha. Mich
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q Snn WILL BE PAID FOR
DOUaI any case that my liquor
Tobacco and cisarette n"medies, la ii4-
uId form. fall 10 cure. e,iher with or
withous patients kaowiedge--sO cents
and 81 Tablet form also. Mxiied
on receipt Of price.
c1nnn WILL. BE PAID for any
- lOOO Opium. Morphine and
Ciscaina dlseASe [ tatInot cIIre. Treat
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AGENTS WANTED.

oOH WEEK AND EXPENSE To MEN
SDs)O W tn II ~ to introduce our PoBltry Goods
JAVELLE CO., Dept. 10. Parsons, Kansas.
COO PER MONTH. expenses advanced. Men 10
sCCO travel. advertise. pest signs and iezve sanr
pies. Saunders Co. Dept II, jackson Flv'd Chicago
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SPECIAL. OFFER
To Mother nleL~ra,A.. s.,..

The Life of the Grand Army Nurse is now being
punished In UNITY Edited by Comrs,de JeHkin
Lloyd Jonesi Price 500 yeir:-spcciai To q. A. H..
SIX months subscription covering BcSerdyke papers
only Soc: Il names for IS 90. Address
TSfTY, Lincoln Centre. Chirago
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knots. The same combination serves
for a cuff in short or full length. while
a bit of narrow lace finishes the former.
The waist is lined in sheer lawn, so that
it keeps its place perfectly. The design
is suited TO any of the soft fabrics, and
variety of trimming may be used. For
the medium size the pattern calls for
3A yards of 3e-inch material.
No. 2216-sizes, 80 to AZ inches bust
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May Return Captured Battle Flag.
The Adjutant-General of MARYLAND
has received reply from Gov. Hi rris,
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NNANTED-Wouid like t, liear fsoza comrades in
w either Texas. Floriia, Alabama Mis- issppt
vino might know OF home with of them the
tic. Win tor myself inxaiid WIFE communal
cate with me with particulars j. ID. Hamilton,
Montrose, Iowa
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| n,ent nome, without. gaia I0sso. time Pay
| instaiinensa DIR. Il. G. KEITH. SJsetiaiisi in
Nervous Diseases. Sill II ST.. TOLEDO. OHIO.
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WIDOWS.

SPECI AZ ATTENTION GIVEN TO WIDOWS
- claims for pension. Write me at nffer death
OF hGsoan l. sending hts pension certificate. will
collect what is due HIM for and get you the high
est pension allowance .of yourself Il. W. SHOP
Pi:li-. Pension Attorney, was!iia:ron D. c.
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A NSCOMRiDE RECEIVING LESS TIL AN sis
"A should Inform of the nu nJer Of his pension
certificate. the rate per month he getting: also the
day and year of his birth. Then will write hin how
TO get incre r. w. SHoPPELi, reusioa
Attorney, Washington, d. e.
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PATENTS.
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SION 5.

LIVERY PENSION CLAIM THOROUGHLY
II considered The highest possible allowance 80.
cured by applying Il. W. SH JPpELI.
Pension Aitorn.y. Washa ,to.i. ID. c.
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The 2eth Annual Reunion of the seth
Ohio will be held at Portsmouth, Tues
day, Sept. 25, and not on the 27th, as
enormously stated in former Gotice. c.
Gillian President Portsmouth, o.
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The Annual Reunion of the I'd Mich
Cav will be held at Sparta. Mich, Oct
l10. A p. Myers. President. Sparta
Mich: W. NJ. Beehman, Secretary.
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"YANTED-rhe address ef George II.
w LeminS. who enlisted at Borden.
town N j.; last heard of in Virginia
about Is years ago; probably enter I'D
some Soldiers Home. Address VIM Clip
son. Amboy, Ill.
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The S4th Ohio and 10th Ohio will
hold a Joint Reunion at Piqua. o.. Sept.
30 and 21. The afternoon of the goth
at the old camp ground at Upper Piqua
a monument with bronze historical tab
let for each regiment will be unvailcd.
S. c. Bowman. President. Piqua. o.: Dr.
]. f. Sheienberger. Corresponding Sec
retary, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
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wy ANTED-The name and address of
w any member of the 37th n. J.: by
VIM. Campbell, 194 Broad St. Newark,
n. J.
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The Annual Reunion of tho 18th KY.
and 10th Ky. Cav. will be held at Mays
vile. Ky, Sept. 26. Roll call at 10 a. m,
c. c. Dcsman. Secretary, Springdale,
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The Annual Reunion of the 26th Mo.
and the 18th Mo. and the 10th Mo. Cav.
will be held at Union. Mo, Sept. %.
John II. Grove, Secretary. Beauford, Mo.
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"ANTED-The address of Robert
w Riddy and other comrades that
served in the 18th L. s T. in the civil
war. Address John A. Banks, 80 Liberty
St, Battle Creek, Mich.
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NIyANTED-The address of any COM
w rade who served in Co. G.. 10Th ILL.,,
from January to July. 1865. William +.
Steward. Sorrento, Ill.
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The Annual Reunion of the 46th
Mass will be held at Springfield. Tues
day. Sept 25: business meeting in Me-
mortal Hall at 1880 a. m. A. S. Bryant.
Secretary Springfield Mass.
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WANTED--The address of J: NJ. An
w thony. Co. a. 44th n. Y. S. V. Tes-
timony wanted regarding injury received
at battle of Gaines Mills. June -. 1862.
Address Tyler Il. Stearns. 903 East WASH
ington St. Pittsburg. Kan.
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Wy ANTED-The present address OF
w Myron Warrington. Co. F. 21st
Ohio; when last heard of was in Iowa.
L. Fisher. Az North Cory St, Findlay, o.
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Hyomei Cures catarrh In ha'url'
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No dangerous drugs OF alcohollc
concoctions are taken into the sys-
TEN when Hyomel Is used In the
treatment of catarrh. Droathed
through the neat pocket inhaler that
comes with every outfit. the balsanl.
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No medicine taken into the stom'
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Buster Brown.

Commencing Wednesday evening,
April %. the manager OF the Ardmore
opera house will present the success
nj cartoon comedy Buster Brown
This play is 80 well known TO every
reader OF the funny pages OF tho
New York Herald. that II needs hard
ly an other mention other than what
we give It now. Suffice II to say.
the scenery and numerous show
girls" songs, costumes, Jokes rum
marches. and numerous other inter
esting features that are introduced
are always kept new and upto date
The business is sure to run large as
Buster rs known lar and near M a
strong "box once" attraction every
where. Sale OF tickets three days
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The Salvation Army.

Kina Friends: AS this IS cur an.
itlai self-dchal shJt We wish 10
enlist the sympathy and hearty 90
operation of the good people Of Ard
moro with us In this effort Having
recently come To your city to take
charge OF the army work We ind
that tho corps Is badly IN debt, 10
tho amount of N22. We wish TO cay
that we assume all debts and 70.
Bponslbilltles made by the outgoing
officers. Owing to tne rundown con
ditlon of the work here those claims
press heavily upon us. but we are
not discouraged. and hope TO bo able
through our friends 10 clear this
debt In a short time. Every dollar
raised by this effort will bo applied
10 the debt hero In Ardmore. The
people OF Ardmore have stood by us
In n wonderful way. for which we are
very thankful, and We are trusting
that you will respond generously TO
this call for aid. Whatever you may
De led 10 give at this time will be re-
ccised with all gratitude and made
the best possible use o. Thanking
you for past favors, We are sincere
iy yours. for the salvation OF the
world.
CAPTAIN and MRS. FRANKLIN
Commanding Omcers