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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-18

Sem Stabtratb tpnrbe in Der ari
Wontag Abeno a~baebaltenen Sisung
sins Orbinan3 singsrsi9t, tusl9e $780,.
600 fur ben Bau elmer neusn giip' 6al
tinb zines Iubitoriums bsmiQigt. Die
3uF9eruns III sesebsn, baB Der Staot.
raib bisie Orbinana In ben ndGfsn
8agen anne6men unb innerbalb go
Sagert nit benz gau Der @ebdube Be.
9unnen tueroen uiro. 5ierbur9 uiirbs
CUR Jertigftelluns bes aubitoriums, In
wel9em TN WOnat SUM- nd9fsn Sab
res bas gunoes.S du9erfef bier abes.
balts1 tuerbsn ion. ssrtssnbe 3.it ss.
geben, UNI bafelbe rs&tseitis unite,
Dad unb Sad brinssn gu tbnnsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-18

Warion. Seit mebrereii Wo9en
bdIt bier .@ep." Soispb Bef tn eiusm
3eIt gebetsberfammlungst ab. psI&s
bisber ni9t gut beiu9t tuarsn. I'm
bic etuige Wonotonie bes Betens nit
etpns sar3 Nsuem our abms&slung su
unterbrs4en, nannte Der pafor am
Wontas Absrb sinert alien 6srrn, bsr
cine fromms Rebe serabe bonn Stapel
lieb. einsn bunbsesmetnsn 2haner.
e,&nsa fanben f& barauf BITE beiben
Gottesmdnner In iampfbereiterS teluuQ
ssesntibsr unb stne bb9f smffant.
2.ilersi bot f& ben gum @ebet Der.
fammslter Anbd9tiaen bar. gri ala
u,sbrers Ndnner auf bic Sribiine silteu
unb I'D auii&en bic Qampibdbne Ren.
ten, borte bic S9ldgerei auf. Dtl
Anbd9tiseri ptrlieBen NIT sinent aopf.
|i91tieln bas BeijeIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-18
&c.. 35 Sn6 Meri6ian Ctr.
Merchants National Bank.

WaIterfebmen. unldngit bee
saben fi9 iiebsn 8dderlebrlinge bon
@umbinnen nah Norutf9ati6en unb
nabmen bort in Der ptfa Elm 8ab.
Sierbei seristb Der fiinfsehn Sabre
alte 2ebrling Otto 0uiti9au in etns
tiefe STEELE unb rerfant. Sein 2ebrs
college, Der fedaebnjd6rige 9ans BAIT
bon bier, Der bes Shpimmens fun<
big mar, fabte benz Quitidau unb
bradte ibn an bic Oberfld9e. Quit
f9au f4tpang fid auf ben Hiiden Des
8ait unb nurbe nun pon ben anoes
rem 2ebrIinsen, bic ibm bic 9dnbe
rei6ten, an bas 2anb geapgen, po er
aund9it pbnmd4tig 5ufammenianf,
bann aber tpieber au ii9 fam. Der
Hetter !6ans 8arit mubte leiber aber
feline eble Shat nit benz 2eben BIZ
BEN, benn er perfant plObli4, fpabrs
i9einli9 bon einem 9srsi4lag gee
t%roffen, in Die Siefe.
-Sn 9ras eretsnete ft@
fiirali4 Elm f4perer unb burG ben
gliidli9en @ussang bsmerfenspsrt6er
llnfau. Webrere 9pmraiialf9iler
batten elm S4eibenf9isben beranftals
tet; elmer bon ibnen lief trob piebere
bolter Warnuns INNER tpieber in BITE
S6ublinie. QIs elmer feiner Rame<
raben nod esnem @erfaeen iein Slo.
berteeipebr unter5u4te, sins unpsrmu<
tibet Der Sdub los unb traf ben un<
pori4ttsen &ouesen. ben breiaebn-
idbrisen Mlops Streit, in bic linte
8ruftfeite. Ser Werlsbte lief mod ei-
nise Saritte unb i~tiirste bann unter
beftisen &rampfen gu Buben. Die
raid erfHienene &ettungssefenf3aft
bradte ben @erlebten tn bas Spitat
Der 8prmber5igen @riiber. po fofort
cine R0ntgenunteriuduns pprsenomz
men tpurbe, bic ersab. bab elm 4lat-
ersub in ben 9er5beutel ftattsefunben
babe, alio bas 9era felbft perlebt fein
miiHe. 9ierauf purbe nnper5iiglt4
our Operation geidritten. Ser S9ub
mar bur4 bic Iinte 9eratammer se-
brunsen, 10 baB biefe apei 2D&er
aufpiss. zines bon borne unb zines
riidtpdrts. Oie BIDDER purben pers
ndht unb bas 8lutserinnfel aus BEN
9erabeutel entfernt. SEPT seht es
benz anaben 70 gut, bab an feinem
4uftOmmen ni4t mebr seapeifelt per>
ben tam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-18
@rnn oeiaentbumS l1ebertrasunsen.

SiRe 2elum an 6slen g. WeNur.
rap. bic n6rolipe 6dlfte bon S't 80.
@afbinston Bart Abb.' 6ftli&e Ssit'
bon Dslaware 6trabe; n6rbli9 bon
"a. Str. SO. 600.
CHARLES g. 3iffner an Merp Stin.
ion, GOT IS. Glet8er u. a., Sub.
OutIot 96 ufu.. fhbli9e Settle bon
gneIifb MOenus, 6fli& bsn pine Str.
"a. $50.
WarSaret Barrett an Warp Sonas.
Got II, Qiineenimitbs Sub. 8bet
Ouilot 1913. tpefli&e Settle bon gbab'
mid strabe, u6roli@ bon Rap Str.
5000.
4nna &. etaHorb an 3. %. Woob,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-18

&erre 5aute. Ge9en bic
Wildbertdufer @iaiam 8. 2latie,
RoB Waee unb Gen peters nurben
0aftbefsble aussefs1t tpsgert 0srtaufs
BON p~rdparirter Wil1.
Die 0erbaftung bon Rob Waee unh
Gen peters erfol9te auf @runb cine,
oura Snipsttor CHARLES 6lsming an.
ssaelten unteriu&uns bon WiI&mu-
fern. tpsl&s Elm GormaIbsbpoe sntbal.
tsnoes prtparat entbielten, UNI BIZ
Mil9 Dor benz I9ne1en Gaus,perbeu
az betpatren.
Wilabdnblsr fo1tsn borR9tissr fem.
osnn oie @efsbs IaKsn NIT i@ ni9i
fpafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-18
Qaiier @iIheftn II. mahf's b

Qaiier @ilbelul II. maht's ben
H6r9lsrn i'm altsn beuti9en Batter.
lanbe misber mol nidt reat. gr bal
nod Der gsburt isinss gntsls uno
9bronerben In Der brittsn @sneration
tsi1s Hmnsfie srlaRsn, unb sinen i'S...
den grlaB battle man bod f9on iebn.
ihdtis 3u Der Silbsrbo93eit bss 2aiisr.
paares ertuartet. Die @brung bss
Rultusminifsrs Or. stubt bur9 Der.
Ieibuns bes S9marssn M~blsrorbsns
pirb sbsnfals isbr abfdais bstritslt.
slu& bic Rebe. uel9e Der 2aiier Bel
Der 3~uiammsntunft nit 26nis 6aaton
bon Worwe9en gebalten bat, III aud
ni9t forfeit, u. I. t. - Die Nbrgelel
mar, it unb mirb aud fsts elm Bebttrf.
nib Der Deuti4sn blsibsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-18

Cots Is unb ID, RepnOlbs & @o.'s
addition. 68 bel AS Gub, psrbsRsrt,
Wefisite Der &spnolos Str, n6rbli9
bon 10. Ctr. $1,000.
Warp 6. S&uIa an getparb Born.
bolt u. ~, Got 466, 6lstasr II. u.
Subbibifon, Outlot ga &C., 40 bel
125 SUB, berb., NOroieite Der 0ir9i'
nia Aue., wefli9 bon WobIe Strabe.
$4,000.
6ar,p 5. Wiiaigun an 9arrp Or.
Sobnion, Sbeil bonn norbmsftliGen
8iertel, Section "a, Sp. Is, Wanss 3,
@snter Somnfbip. $2365.
Union 8ruf Co., SruRss, an 2ouis
W. Broun, Got 5, BoulsbarbG quare,
so BET 13l SUB, baeant, Ofisits Der
Central albe., n6roli9 bon Is. Strabe.
$500.
Souifa u Wri9bt an 2eni s.
6usbes, Got IL, @risbt's Subj, 40
bel 135 SUB, paeant. WeRieite Guns
nit Str. iiolid bon Wi&igan Strait.
5000.
Commercial electric COMPANY an
5airbants. Worie electrical Wanufae'
turing COMPANY, norbmsfli9e 8isrtsI.
Sec. 35. Somnfbip ID. &anss 8, Sen.
ter 8omnibip. $8l. 500.
6rsbsrif .. Abams an Spbn Q
Sittemore. Got 9, gaisn's 8. aob. 81
Bel POP Gub, berbefsrt, Wsfisits 9e.
latpare Str. n6rbli9 bon ct. @lai,
Strube. $25. 900.
@ilam Sobnfon on Winiam 8.
spssr. So: 5. Malber1 Nbb.. "a be
135 SUB, perbehert, ftibli&e Seite Del
Midisan Str, usfflid bon Mlton Moe
$3.50.
6arrb s. Wiaigan an CLAUDE .
2ode. Got 81, Waltet's @unnpRb,
Aoo., SrbtHgton. 40 BET 1913. 70 CUB.
bsrbsHsrt, bfIi9e Settle Der Butle,
ape., fRoli9 bon SULTAN Gpe. $1,000
Sofspb s.. pattifon on Midas
&ussieri, She'll bon Got 40 In 6ran'
u. u. Subj. In Outlot 108, ZIG Be
1913 SUB, bsrbsHert. Worbieite boz
Worris Str. bili@ bon Waoifor
Ape. 1850.
Benjamin W. Qarrifon an Gat'
6oran. Got 1877 In grablsp II. u. 81
Waibineton Str. aob 40 BET l3t
TuB, berbsKert. @eftisite Der Sennt
Str, n6rbli9 bon Rsm Dort Strabe
81, 1875.
9enrietta 3. Dsspo an Nrtbur .,
8roun, 6fli6e 6dlfte bon Got 9. Au'
Bsnlot GA. 17.6 1855 CUB, berbsFert.
n6rbIi&e Seite Der Wafbtn9ton Str.
6ali& bon 2ibertp Str. 1885.
Stella 6. gbwaros an Sophia 2sup.
9ot 81, Nepman Oats Bart addition,
l. bet 140 6ub, oerb.. Showefed'
Der 8allman Nbe. unb 2aturence Ctr,
$3.50.
6arrp s. Wi1i9an an 6erbert 6,
Dbttsbeab. She'll bonn nortbwefli4er
Wiertsl. Section %. 8owuf6ip Is.
&an9e 8, @enter 8ounibip. $2547.
Softer 6. SbtrIsp an Sofepb u,
ebirlep, Got 20, aentpoob part AObi
ton. So Bel 1872 SUB, psrb.. Wsfieit'
Der @raeelanb Nbe.. n6rbIi& bon 33,
Ctr. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-18

- 9te 9fdtte ,tno pais
i~emoFeHwSwabI bon e@mttt.
bIttshe,s ttMo 8~IttssenHA6en
tiat aue freuot9est ,tmo trau'
st8em Gret8mtNe. @tr Rmo
ieoettett 9etts berett bet oes
@wSmabl teb6tHt@ - aetw.
8Extextnoww 0xpS. 60.
+241 &an. 4te. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-18
Ser republifaniihe autofratiid

Ser republifanii9e authorizations
e3ar, Soc Cannon, uno Der natipifii9
anaebau&ts arbsiterfibrsr Samuel
@ompers beabR9tigen In Der tommen.
ben 2ampaane fur bte @ongrebwablen
I'm sar,aei 2anbs ibre 0rdfte 3u neHen.
DDS wirb elm Rampf oer Rkien, pel'
den bts ppgmden H9 nit Seslenrube
anIebsn f6unsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-18

tf9after 6ternbura
BON Der 5iBe Iber.
wdltigt.
Rem gorf IL. Suli. Der
bsutfde 8otf6aftsr Baron @ped bon
Sternburg tuurbs bsute Ra9mittag in
Der Soutb Station in Bottom bon Der
6ibs fberpdltiet, aIs er i'm BeariFe
ftano, einen 3u9 fur Nsp Dort 3u be.
feigen.
gr wuroe fOfOrt In Elm 0ofpitaI &C.
f9aft, mo sr fi4 fdnsI erboIte; i9on
nod elmer Stunoe tpnnte CT tpisber
entlaRen psroen.
Der 8otf4after fsbte barauf feline
Rsiie fort unb fam bsute Abenb ipdi
bier an. Alem Mni9sin nod pirb Der
unfaa teine i9limmen 5oIgen babsn.
3wet gebdnst I.
q at&ea. MiR.. II. Suit. Die
bsiosn Hsger See GIst9sr urb Sobn
8obinfon wurben beute 0ormittas I'm
@efdngnib in 5apette, Ssferion Co..
am @ai9sn a~ufgebdngt. Die beiosn
W6roer batten I'm Sanuar 1904 BEL
sinem @tirfelfpisI ben WeiBen 2amb
Nnoerfon est6otst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-18
RriegsIebren.

rWarmm haben sic benin Iautsr
email : Gefdtrr tn Der &ii9e. Jrau
Meiers" Dame: n@4, nifen sic,
= id unb msin Mann : mir reben
germ ettpas lebhaft; unb in poraeuan
tommt uns bas 81 t6euer.
- uRf@uIb =! Der fleine
Otto betet bas 8aterunfer, ipelhes
Ct sben in Der S9ule gelernt bat.
Nls er CUR 8. @itte fommt, fagt er:
runb pergisb uns unfere Shulo,
ipie mir perssben rnfsrn .G&uls
lehrern!~
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PIERcE.-At South Londonderry. w

PIERcE--At South Londonderry, VT,
Dec Z, 1895, James A Pierce, Co. +. i1St
Mass. Comrade Pierce was a member OF
Hooker Post. 5. GAR. Department OF
Vermont
Dt-DLEY.-At Newington. n h. Nov.
Il. 1895. Rev Myron 8. Dudley. Captain.
Co. L, 5tk VT Comrade Dudley served 40
Chaplain. Department Of Massachusetts,.
GAL
CHRISTIE-At Bfwabik. Mimi. Dec.
II. 1905. Eugene b. Christie. Cos. X and
Al. 1st and sth III. Cav.
SMITH-At Tulare, Cal. Nov. IL, 1895.
George W. Smith, Co. b. SD Ohio. aged
IS years
HALE.-At Stow. Mass. Dec. 6. 1895.
Abraham Garland Randall Hale. Co. A.
18th Mass. aged IL years. Comrade Hale
was a member of Reno Post, 9, GAR.
Department Of Massachusetts,, and In sur
vived by a widow.
WRIGHT--At Templeton. CAL Oct q.
1905, Jefferson Wright. Co. A. 55th Ohio.
McCAMM.-At Palouse. Wash, IN No
vember. 1905. John S. McCamm, Co C.,
18th Wis, aged IS.
BUCK.-At Cheney. Wash. Mrs. Mary
Davis Buck, widow of Charles z. Buck.
Co. +, 18th Wis
Annual Reunion services were held AZ
the Court House in Indianapolis, Ind.
Oct !. 1895. by Gen. Tom Bennett, A. ID.
Straight and Ellsworth Circles over the
six deaths during the year of members
OF these Circles.
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R~uf E1NefeA0n

John Howard Post. ls4. Mcceub. o.
Commander. r. w. McCsmey: g v. G.
F Frank n.v Otto; J: v G: J. p swaim; g:
ms ker; Q. G.. Sebastian Parmeafer.
: Garfield Post. 9: s.: Paul, Minn3com.
William B. Robson: Chaplain. E. F. Ken
rick; Surgeon. E. 7; Croker: Q. D.. Henry
sentatives to the Department Encamp-
ment: John ~. Jenkins ]. n. Woods. G..
c. Hair. L +. Crecker: Alternates. wm
McIntire Geo. LeuderS. John bunker. J.
H. Odell
Beaver Valley Post. 1s4. Beaver Falls
c. ". H. Henderson: J. v G. J. r. Hays
chaplain Vincent Cotton: Q. N. Chas
W. May: 9: D. James McGeehon: Q. G.,
cry; Representative to Department En-
J. w. Forbes.
mander, J. A: Allen: s V. c.. l. c. Merade;
j. V. C.. c. w. Smith: Surgeon, Milo Mer-
ril,; Chaplain, r. McCabe: Q, NJ; 9. r
Forbes; Trustee. three years. c. l.
Forbes: Delegate TO State Encampment
J. s. Stalker: Alternate. Milo Merrill: J.
Pap Thomas post. SO. Brainerd. Mimi
Commander J. G: Congden: s V. C., Geo
v " Hea ley J. " C Thomas E. Smith;
Q. G.. Thomas H. Britton: Surgeon. Jos
W. Britton: Chaplain. no election Dele
gates to Department Encampment. +. f
mates. Thos. E. Smith and Albert Fox.
mander Charles w. Hawkey: s. V. c.
Blakely; Surg Joseph Fl. Burden: Chap
lain, Andrew k0hler: Q. NJ. John c. Has
senior: 0. D.. Paul link. Q. G.. Mathia.
gates. George W. Mowe1y and a koRler
Aiternates, w. H. Bolin and A. II. Shaw
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BAY STATE DEPARTMENT.
A Few Lines From Dear Old Massachu
aettA.

Editor National Tribune: Department
Inspector G. G. Clough has concluded
her work in Massachusetts, and reports
an increase in membership and a good
amount of relief work done. One new
Circle has been added to our number
w. w. Blackmar, %, of Orange.
Martha Washington Circle, S, OF Lynn,
are adding new members at every
meeting. They have over GO comrades
enrolled on their books. They rank
No. in the State, and need but q few
more to rank as No. /.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, 10, of
Springfield. have Endorsed Mrs. Mary
l.. Kimball as Department President.
She is daughter OF q veteran, and
served three years as Circle President;
1904 she was Department Inspector;
1905 she is Department Senior Vice
President. She will have the support of
a large number OF Department MEM
bers. Our Department President Jen-
ME Austin, Of Lynn, has worked faith
fully for our State, and she is reward
ed by seeing a large increase in num-
bers, and the work is being done quiet
ly and smoothly, all working in har-
mony--Henrietta L. Dixon, National
and Department Corresponding Secre-
tary, Lynn, Mass.
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A California Post.

Editor National Tribune: The weather
in this portion Of the globe is as yet
delightfully."- balmy and soft, with nc
representation as to what 1t might be
a month hence; nay, even for the space
OF one week. Col. Burton is In com
mand of our Home now, vice our ex-
Colonel, G. w. Waits, retired as the
Home Treasurer, he being disabled from
bodily infirmities. Unity Post, III
at this Home elected it's officers
lately for the year 1906. The follow
ing names compose the roster: Com
mander. Thos Rae; S. v. c., John Dix
on; J. v. c., VIM. Johns; Surgeon, Jo-
seph., Hurley; Chaplain, N. A. Colvir
Fourth term); Q. NJ. Chas. M. Ross
tformer Commander); o. D.. VIM
Clark; 0. G., VIM. Carson: Delegates
O'Connor Buttner, Henley, Colvin
Travis; Alternates, Johns, Dixon, Rep
holt, Bolles Thompson.-N. A. Colvin
Veterans Home, Napa Co., Cal.
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Loyal Orders In Dent, Mich.

Editor National Tribune: Hold the
Fort. No. 104, and Col. Turtellott Circle,
No. 20, Of Dent, Mimi, gave a Thanks
giving dinner and Campfire, with a
dance in the evening. on Thanksgiving
Day. The receipts were nearly $50.
The Pos: was transferred from Per-
ham to Dent about a year ago. and is
a very fourishing condition. The Cir
lie was organized in August with a
charter membership of &c.
AS Dent is a newly-established town
On the 500 line of scarcely more than
years growth, the Orders are Justly
proud Of their work and of their num-
bers, which are steadily increasingly.
Rennery, Detroit, Mich.
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satisfactory results as If made by an
expensive modiste. The design sketched
here is intended for development in a
soft wooden fabric, such as novelty
serge, aibatross or Henrietta, and elab-
GRATED with panne velvet girdle and
revers, with a bit of embroidery for
vest and cuffs. The skirt is q very
graceful circular model. having a pref
t. flounce about the bottom which parts
in front to suggest an overskirt For
the medium size the dress requires 10 N
yards of 44-inch material.
Two patterns: 3116-sizes, SO to 40
inches bust; 2734-sizes, 20 to 80 inches
bust.
The price of these patterns is 20
cents, but either will be sent upon re-
ceipt of 10 cents.
A Pretty Blouse.
No. 3137.-Among the many charm
ing designs for the seasons toilettes the
waist shown Is especially attractive. II
made Of a soft silk or wolfe it will be
appropriate for all kinds Of nice wear
during the entire year, whereas with
Dutch round neck and elbow sleeves ii
would prove very fetching party waist
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1906-01-04
A Calendar With a Personality.

Some people think the calendar crop
has fallen off in recent years. However
that may be, we are getting our full
assortment.
The kind we like best of all is the
one published by n. w. Aver & Son, the
Keeping INCREASINGLY At It. Adver-
Using Agents of Philadelphia. For the
purposes Of q business calendar moth
ing we know Of equals it, yet as spec
linen Of the printers art, 1t takes high
est rank and will harmonic with the
finest office furnishings and decorations.
The epigrams printed in the blank
spaces will interest those who are in
terested in advertising and that means
an increased number every year. They
are good reading and furnish a hint as
to the why Of the success of this firm
and its clients.
The publishers have issued this cal
endar for many years and state 1t as
their experience that when a business
man has lived with it for a year, he is
unwilling to do without 1t. The edition
is limited; while they last twenty five
cents sent to N. w. Aver & Sons, will
bring one.
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Editor National Tribune: / notice in
The National Tribune Of Nov. 80 list
IF Indiana's fighting regiments. We
thought we were in the war, too. We
were at the first battle of Rich Noun
tain, July IL, 1861. Cannot some COM
~ade of the 18th Ind, the Old Guard
regiment, the first from the State for
three years, give a description of our
service and let us see how we compare
with other Indiana regiments? never
anything in your paper from the
18th Ind.-John Coshner, Co. E, 18th
nd, SpearfiSh, S. d.
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Ransom Posts Candidate for Department,
Commander.

BY unanimous vote OF Ransom Post
st. Louis, Mo-, the retiring Commander
Thos. d. Kimball was nominated for De-
partment Commander Of the State. Com
III. A. He Is a man Of commanding ap-
pearance, and in looks somewhat resem-
bles his warm friend. Gen. Wilmar
Blackmar, late Chief.
Ransom Post has q membership Of 400
members devoted to the cause of Fra
ternity. Charity and Loyalty. From as
the election Of Comrade Kimball seems
assured.
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IaqEfries Aaswered md S9sEestioas
Made.

Subscriber New Bedford.--Date of
marriage is not q factor in a widows
claim for pension under the general
law, excepting that the rate Of pension
March IL, 1886. If subsequent to that
date. the rate is IS per month. Under
the Act of June q, 1890, the date of
marriage is q factor: If the marriage
was subsequent to the passage OF the
act. the widow has no title to pension.
]. p. Chicago, I1i.-Sec. $3.50, r. s.,
provides severe penalty for any per-
son holding a place of trust under the
L. s. Government who acts as attorney
or in any manner aids in the prosecu-
ton of any claim against the United
States. other than In the discharge of
his official duties. This would apply to
any clerk in a Post Office or Custom
House.
H. J. c.. Cincinnati. Ohio.-If you
have been granted one-half of your
husbands pension during his residence
in National Soldiers Home, he can
not deprive you of it on account Of his
absence from the Home on furlough-
w. e. c.. Ell Reno. Okla.-An appif-
cation for pension can be made by q
minor I'm person or by next friend, II
no guardian has been appointed. Ii
the claim is allowed, no payment can
be made until guardian has been
duly appointed. Z
w. e. c.. Topeka, Kan.-Sec. Of
the Act to Promote the Efficiency Of
the Militia, approved Jan. Il, 1903.
gives the President the authority to
call forth the militia OF any State or
Territory for a period not to exceed
nine months. provided the forces al
his command are not sufficient to pro-
tect the United States from the tnva-
sion of foreign powers. Disabilities
received by such militia in line Of duty
are pensionable.
H. p, Fairfield, COMM case a
pension check is lost or stolen. the U.
s. Pension Agent is authorized to is
sue duplicate after the expiration Of
six months. The pensioner, however.
will be required to give bond of in
demnity for double the amount Of the
lost check. This is to insure the y. S.
Pension Agent against loss, provided
the original check comes to light and
is cashed.
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rs material, while narrow bands Of
panne velvet dotted with French knots
In gold thread add much to the effect.
A design Of leaves and knots is embroid-
cred upon the front and cuffs, but this
might be omitted If desired. The idea
might be carried out in a sheer null
waist with Valenciennes insertion in
stead of the velvet bands to outline a
yoke. In the medium size the pattern
cells for rs yards of 36-inch material.
No. 3143-sizes, 80 to 40 inches bust
measure.
Smart Practical Gown.
Nos. 3116 and 2734.-Many women
realize the good sense Of that old max
I'm, where there's will there's way"
and no longer sit and deny themselves
pleasures from the necessity of having
all their gowns made out. The way is
provided for every woman who has q
will to do. in the preparation OF per-
fectly-ftted patterns for all sorts of ap-
parel The dress worn at home or on
the street under the top coat may be
made by milady herself with quite as
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COrps Elections.

Kyle, Corps, 1876. wapakoneta, o.
President. Jennie L. Whitaker; s. ". p,
Jane Bailey: ]. v. p, Sarah Meyers:
Chaplain Alice Morrin;. Treasurer. Ada
Con-. c. J. Hawkey: Sec. Cynthia Chiles.
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National Tribune Patterns.
A Waist Of Fine Lines.

No. 3143.-The woman of fashion has
found that simplicity Is a great factor
In the beauty OF garments. and the
blouse shown is an example Of a fine
waist Of simple lines. The woman or
girl who makes her own blouses will
appreciate a design so easily carried
out. A soft taffeta in severe blue serves
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gown is one adaptable to a great variety
of fabrics from linen or chambray, with
all-over embroidery for trimming, to
serge with narrow velvet ribbon or
braid. The blouse is surplice and at
tached to straight gathered skirt. A
separate guimpe is worn with 1t which
may be made in high or Dutch round
neck and with or without the sleeves
The frock opens in back, and may be
developed into a dressy or plain gown,
as the maker desires. For the medium
size 3 Is yards of 36-inch material are
needed.
No. 3o72--5 sizes, to 10 years.
Some Accessories for Men.
No. 2026.--It has never occurred to
many women that a mans ties may be
made ar home quite as well as pur-
chased in the shops and with results
altogether satisfactory. What q saving
might be realized in this way IL these
little things might be made at home and
without difficulty to the home sewer
Here are shown patterns for the four
finland tie, the small string tie and
the muller. The last named is a nee
essary part of the dress coat, as well as
convenient and practical at any time