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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Montreal 3, Providence o u2 innings)
Toronto 3, baltimore 4.
Jersey City 2, Buffalo 1 ia innipgs)
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GAMES TO-DAY

Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Ptttsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at 50. Lonis.
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'Batted for Oberlin In eighth.
xBatted FOR Prueitt In ninth.

DtIKOIT Ib. NEW 1OKk T.
Detroit finished the series az New York
yesterday with decisive victory over
New York. is 90 4 Mullln was HIT harl
IN the opening inning and was relieved
by Killian. Orth was taken out of the box
In the second and replaced by Hogg.
Jones accidentally spiked Williams iu the
third inning. and Moriarty covered second
base during the remainder OF the game
The score.
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NATIoNAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Innings .....1 3 4567
Chicago ... .....0 o o 2 o o-13
Washington =. 30 o o o o.
Runs-Hahn 2. F. Jones, lsbell. Davis
Doughcrty 3, Robe 2, Sullivan, Smith 2-lS;
Schlafy-l. Two-base hits-Rohe. Smith,
r. Jones. Hits-Off Patten in 6 innings;
of Durham in / inning: off Hughes In
2 innings. Sacrifice hits-Nill, Smith
stolen bases-Isbell. Left on bases-Wash-
ington S; Chicago IL First base on balls
on Patten /; of Durham l; off Smith
6. First base on errors-Chicago 2. Hit
by pitcher-By Patten /. Struck out-By
Patten l; by Durham I; by Smith 3. Pass
ed ball-Heydon. Balk-Durham. Time--1h.
45m. Umpire-O'Loughlin.
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GAMES TODAY.

Haverhill at FAN River.
Brocixton at Lawrence.
Lynn nt New Bedford.
Worcester at Lowell.
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'Batted for Durham in sixth.
PHILADELPHIA 3. ST. LOUIS o.
st. Louis was Shut out yesterday at
because they could not hit
Dygert's delivery. The score:
PHILADELPHIA
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Montreal nt Baltimore.
Buffalo mt Newark.
Rochester af Jersey City.
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'Two out when winning run scored.
The National tribune., 1907-08-22

wears. s months and 2S days. Comrade
| iHutsinpiller served in Co. X, 107th III.
as Sergeant. Ee was a brave soldier,
RABE.-At California, Pa. during
May, 1907, DR.. j. w. L. Rabe, aged ~.
Comrade Rabe was dentist by pro-
fession, but served in the civil war in
tCo. G, 157th Ohio N. G., and was very
proud of his record. He is survived by
a widow and 10 children. six of whom
are the children of his second wife.
WINGER.-At Batavia, Ark, May Z.
John Winger, aged "A. Comrade Win
ger served three years in the SD III.
with great credit. He leaves a widow
and three daughters.
TOMLIN.-Of paralysis. May s, at
Mt Lion, Ky, John c. Tomiin. Com
rade Tomlin served as Sergeant of Co.
B, 18th KY, answering to the first call
for volunteers.
GILMAN-At the National Soldiers
Home near Los Angeles, Cal, April Il,
VIM. G.. Gilman. Comrade Gilman serv-
ed in the 1st VT. II. A. He had
been for many years a resident of Silver
City, New. and was well known and re-
spected .thruout that State and Califor-
MIA His body was inferred in the
cemetery of the Home.
WILLIAMS.-At his home in Gro
ton, Mass. William Williams, aged SO.
Comrade Williams.was the oldest mem
ber of L. s. Clark Post and served dur
ing the civil war in the SD Mass. from
which he was discharged for disability.
Comrade Williams was highly esteem
The National tribune., 1907-08-22
Reunion of the 1st-fOth-c9;h Ne.

The seth Reunion of the 1st-10th-
29th Me. was held Aug. s. in the Regi-
mental Association Building on Long
Island. in Portland Harbor, and attend
ed by 100 of the veterans, with another
100 of their wives. relatives and guests.
Among the party was one of the p of
Miss Annie A. Gould Tent. Daughters of
Veterans. President Ivory w. Emerson.
of Auburn. presided. Maj. Gould acted
as Secretary. There was fine. stirring
music, and good speeches were made by
a number of members and guests. The
following were elected officers for the
ensuing year: President. Charles Fl.
Welch. Dorchester Mass. (by acclama-
tion): Vice Presidents. p. A. Sheahan.
Boston. Mass: Matthias Moulton. Port
land; George ". Harradon, Auburn: :
Thomas Powers, South Paris: AlonZo
Purington, BOwdoinham; Secretary.
Treasurer and Historian. Mai. John NJ.
G. Gould. Portland: Chaplain. Rev. J.
T Crosby. Auburn; Surgeon, DR.. Josiah
F. Day, Saco; Commissary. William
Waddell. Portland: Executive Commit
tee, Alfred l.. Turner and Leroy II. To-
bic, of Portland. and E. H. Sawyer, of
Auburn.
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The Little Bronze Bntton,

One of the comrades. who does not
care to have his name given, thinks a
good way to fill up the fast depicting
ranks of the G.. A. II. Posts and induce
ex-soldiers to join would be to bring
the little bronze button. which Is the
badge of membership. more to the
front. Many of these men outside the
brotherhood do not realize, If they
know 1t, that the right to wear this but
ton belongs solely to the members Of
the G. A. r.. and not ,tozall ex-soldiers;
that anyone not a. member Of Pest
wearing this badge Is liable to a heavy
fine: The privilege of wearing this lit
tie button is very dear to the hearts OF
the veterans, and ife was clearly un-
derstood that the right. to wear 1t was
restricted to members sOf Posts many
who have never joined such an organi-
zation would do so, Many of the Posts
thru0ut the country are finding the
small amount COLLECTED for dues, which
in many cases is but "a year. hardly
enough to keep UP TIE organization. and
an increase of membership is therefore
an imperative necessity to the life of
such Posts
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Il LASTING .IlEMORIAL.
Nassach.xe;ts to Esficr'fts Loved iie:,.-
her, lizase{H 4. .lTur1cr.

Abraham Lincoln ReIisf Corps. 80. o.
Charles;own, Mass. has taken the ini-
tial steps toward tpe eEeftion of q me-
mortal to the late, MIS-. Lizabeth \
vile Prison Beard and Past National
President Of the NsonlaiIs Relief Corps
this memorial TO : be Erected by tbs
Corps in Massachusetts,,
Mrs. Turner wiSo an honored and
loved member of CORPS SO, and the
members felt that her life and work
should be commerhcratei by some tit
ting memorial. Al committee was ap-
pointed to devise plans. GA petition was
sert to the Department Council, whose
members by a unanimous vote author
lied Corps 80 to proceed with the work,
acting under the auspices of the De-
partment.
The project has met with the unuual-
flied approval of all who knew Mrs
Turner and her work.
A circular letter has been sent TO
every Corps in the Department, stating
the magnificent service Mrs. Turner had
performed, and that she will ever be
held in tender and loving remembrance
by all who knew her, a remem brance
that will grow more sacred year by
year; that the Corps, believing that a
permanent memorial of her devotion
and seif-sacrifice should be an evidence
of the esteem and appreciation of the
Corps of the Department. have coEsti-
tuted n committee to appeal to the
Corps to contribute in any way that
seems best sum of money toward the
erection of memorial that will honor
the memory of "Our LiZabeth" and re-
fleet credit upon the members of the
Department of Massachusetts,.
If possible, this memorial will b.
placed in Forest Dale Cemetery, NAL
den. Mess, in OF near the Soldiers
Home lot. The veterans in the Home
in Chelsea loved the woman, whose
cheering words and bright presence
gave them so much comfort. and II
would be very fitting that the memorial
should occupy a place among the low
green tents in which rest those who
answered "Here," in the days of long
ago.
All donations must be sent to Miss
Sarah J.. Mecuen. sc Bromfield ST.
Boston, Mass, not later than Oct. 30.
1907. The amount of money received
will finally be turned over to Mrs Sarah
r. Fuller. Department Treasurer, in or
der that all Corps may receive due
credit. The committee is comprised of
Mary r. Knowles. Chairman: Maria W.
Going. Secretary; Sarah L. Mecuen,
Treasurer; Maria ]. Kimball and Nellie
a. Tracy, and approved by Annie c.
Shattuck. Department President; Mary
h. Elliot, Department Secretary
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MUSTERED OUT.

NILES.-At Hanover, Ill, May %,
Milo Niles, aged 20. Comrade Niles
served in Co. K. 10th Wis, and was one
of those genial big-hearted men whom
all love.
SCHLAPPL-At his home at Tustin,
Mich. May Z, Comrade Schlappi. Com
rade Schlappi served in Co. B, I'd Mich
Cav, for three years, and took part IN
80 battles. He was q member OF Col.
Stewart Post, G. A. r., and Chaplain at
the time of his death.
NEWELL.-At Redfield, Iowa, May
IL, Jas. G. Newell. aged 63. Comrade
Newell served in the lst Ill Ind Bat.
and died very suddenly from heart dis
ease.
CHENOWETH.-At Deland, ILL.,, April
6, Gideon Chenoweth, aged 81. Com
rade Chenoweth served in Co. E, goth
Ill,
CODY-At the National Soldiers
Home. Danville, ILL.,, during April, Pat
rick Cody. Comrade Cody was a vet
eran of the civil war.
HENDERSON.-At the home of his
daughter in Lowell, Ind. May 3. An
drew Henderson. aged II. COmrade
Henderson served in Co. A, I'D Ind
NJ. l.
TILL oTSON.-At Mercy Hospital.
Chicago. Ill, May 2, Leonard Tillotson,
aged so. Comrade Tillotson enlisted at
the age of 5 in Co. A, 65th n. Y. --
HUTSINPILLER.-A Northrup, O.,
April 16, Andrew Hutsinpiller, aged S4
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REUNION of the 4th Ohio.

The 41st Annual Reunion and the
46th anniversary of the old Attn Ohio
(Carrolls Brigade, Third Division. Han
cocks Second Corps, Army of the Po-
tomac), will be held in Columbus: o.,
on Wednesday, Sept. 4. This day of our
Reunion will be in the middle of the
State Fair week, which commences on
Monday. During that week will also
especially be held Ohio's Big Home
Coming. when many hundreds of peo-
pie from all over the Union, former res
idents of the SS Counties of the State,
will rally at the Capital. 1t will be a
memorable gathering of the Buckeyes
from all over the land. No doubt MANY
of our old comrades whom we have not
seen for years will be there. Our head
quarters will be in McCoy's Post Room,
G. A. R.. Memorial Building, on East
Broad St, three squares east of the
State House, where you will. on arrival
in Columbus. report and register. The
Reunion and business meeting will be
held there, commencing at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning. Lemuel Jeff,ies.
Permanent Secretary. Wooster. o.; Rob-
ert d. McCarter, Corresponding Secre-
tary, 737 Dryden Road, Columbus, o.
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VIII Not Attend Encampmcnt.

Editor National Tribune: I don't
know how many years / have been a
subscriber to that grand old paper, and
still 1t is always new. I have been in
the habit of attending the National Re-
unions, also our State and County or
ganiZations. But this year / am afraid
we are left out in the cold. The rail-
roads appear to want to go back on us,
and unless they concede a reasonab bic
rate we will have to stay at home. Our
State Encampment elected yours truly
Delegate to the National Encarnpment
at Saratoga, but l can't afford to pay
full fare, and the attendance will be
very light from the West.-I w. Hitch
cock. Peabody, Kan.
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Ohio Ex-Prisoncrs of War.

The Ohio Association of Union F,x.
Prisoners of War held its 27th Annual
Reunion, June 1920. at Newark, O.
The Mayor Of Newark and other prom
inent citizens made welcoming ad-
dresses which r'are responded to by
Comrade Joseph w. O'Neal, AdilG
General 0l Grand Army of the Re-
public. n number of addresses and
recitations were made during the two
days and there was an Andersonville
Prayer Meeting at the First NJ T..
Church. led by Rey. IT. Shepard. of
Andersonvilla memory. who is Life
Chaplain of the Association
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A mustard plaster mixed entirely with
white of egg will neither scar nor blis-
ter.
Thrift is not one of the natural vir-
tues of childhood. All the necessaries
of life are provided for child, and he
receives them as a matter of course,
neither questioning their source nor
speculating whether they will continue
or not. Many children can have almost
anything they want for the mere asking,
so there is no incentive to save. For
them putting money by for a rainy day
merely means having more to spend on
the next rainy day, when they are in
want Of amusement. Much of the hap
piness of life depends upon the wise
expenditure of money, and particularly
upon the power of living within ones
means. This is only possible to the
large majority of people.
Any one suffering from rheumatism
will find relief If he constantly keeps
flowers of sulphur In the foot Of his
All lard to fry fritters and doughnuts
mus: be hot before putting them In,
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Reunion of the 18th Ohio.

The Goth Annual Reunion of the 18th
Ohio took place at Middleton. Aug. IA,
with a large attendance. Gen. II. c.
Corbin was the host Of the occasion,
and had fine dinner spread In the
Elks' Hall. The guest of honor was
Col. Azariah w. Doane. who command
ed the regiment during most of its ser
vice. Gen. Corbin served in the regi-
ment as First Lieutenant. rcsolu-
ton was adopted by acelamation in
dorsing him for Congress from the Sixth
Ohio District, where he has maintained
his residence during all his life.
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Soldiers and Old Settlers Reunion at
EIIOn, IOyyA.

At Big Fair Grounds. Eldon. Iowa,
this big Reunion will be neld on Sept.
II. Is and 19. Best of speakers. Splen-
did program. The Washington Battery
will be on hand to fire salutes. Big
tent for meetings. Tents for camping.
Well lighted and policed. Fares all
over Iowa only two cents per mile. This
organization has held many big Eeun-
ions. Twenty thousand people yiIl at
tend. Make it a Home Coming for all
Eldonites and come see your comra des
and hear the tales of the war. Confed-
crates are cordially invited to partici-
pate.-W. G. Crow, President; J. L.
Houghland, Secretary, Eldon. Iowa.
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The 18th We.

Comrade II. A. Shorey. Secretary of
the 18th Me. Regimental Association,
Bridgton. Me. has published in a neat
little pamphlet of 6S pages a brief re-
port of the Reunion of 1896 and other
matters Of interest to survivors of the
old command. The announcement is
made that the 1907 Reunion will be
held at Skowhegan, Me, the home of
Gen. Dyer, Sept 49,
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Wilder's Brigade Reunion.

The Annual Reunion Of the Wilder
Brigade will be held in Charleston. Ill,
Sept. 4-5-G. Tive brigade organized al
Murfreesboro, Tenn. in the Winter OF
1863, with the following regiments: The
18th ITd.. I'D Ind, 123d H.. 9Sth III.
and 92d ILL.,, and was actively engaged
1t was mounted and armed with Spen-
Ger rifles. seven shooters. and did good
service to the close of the war ]. H
McClelland. Treasurer. Charleston. ILL
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UBLICATIONS.

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Reunion of the sth Ohio.

On Sept. II and IS. 1907, being the
4oth anniversary of the battle of Antie-
tam. the surviving members and the
widows of deceased comrades of the Sth
Ohio will assemble for the 43d Annual
Reunion at the City of Elyria, o., where
they Will be the guests of Richard AL
len Post, G. A. r.. and Richard Allen.
Y. r. c. Headquarters will be at Rich
ard Allen Post Halo. G. Daniels.
Secretary, Mt. Vernon. o.
The National tribune., 1907-08-22
Reunion of Co. ID, 149tb Pm.

The Reunion of Co. ID, 149th Pa
Bucktail Brigade), was held at Oak
dale, Pa, July %. with Is members
present. The oldest member was 81
years and the youngest 61 The num-
Der of the company now living is 81,
and there has been no deaths since Aug
l. 1906.
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CIVIL WAR MUSICIANS.
All Requested to Repofs for Duty nt
Sarateya.lss .a....-

To All Members of the National Asso-
citation of Civil War Musicians:
Your attention is called to the 1st
National Encampment to be fTeld at
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, from Sept. to
Sept. IS. You are needed at this En-
campment for work. Report upon ar
rival at Convention Hall. Everything
here arranged for your comfort.
By order of Executive Committee.
f. ]. Freeman. President;SJ ". Bogart,
Secretary and Treasurer. ~
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10Th Ind. Veterans, Association.

The goth Annual Reunion of the 10th
Ind. Veterans Association will be held
"Wednesday. Sept. IL, 1907, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. in Room II. State House (first
hoor), Indianapolis. Ind. State Fair
week. Chas. J. Many, Secretary, In
dianapoliS Ind
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2sd Annual Reunion ssth Ohio.

The 23d Annual Reunion of the seth
Ohio will be held at Portsmouth, o..
Sept. % and "a. beginning on the even
ing of the 23d and closing with a Grand
campfire on the evening of the cath.
The 9lst Ohio will join us in this Re
union.-John d. Jones, Secretary.
Portsmouth, o.
The National tribune., 1907-08-22
Reunion of Battery ID, Ist Mich l.. A

The 10th Annual Reunion Of Battery
ID, 1st Mich L. A., will be held at Union
City, Mich. Sept. IS. Headquarters a,
Corbin Post Hall.--James NJ. Locke
President. Sherwood. Mich: Dwight F.
YOungs, Secretary. Three Rivers Mich
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Renniou of the 10th Mns..

The 33d Annual Reunion of the 10th
Mass. will be held at the headquarters
Of Theodore Winthrop Post, G. A. r.,
IN chelsea. Sept. II. q. Story. Secre-
tary, 81 Milk St, Boston. Mass.
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Reunion of eo.aiCsa,h ILL.

The Annual Reunion of co. I. SSth
Ill. (Railroad) will be held in Library
Hall, Altona. H., Thssdsy. Sept. II. w.
c. Ward. Secretary, S12 n. Kellogg ST.,
Galesburg, Ill.
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ed by his fellow citizens. He is sur
vived by widow and one granddauCh-
ter.
PUTNAM.-At Oahe. S. D.. April Is.
Franklin NJ. Putnam, aged rs. Com
rade Putnam served in Co II, 1o3d H.,
being mustered out as Captain of his
company. He was a brave soldier, 81
good neighbor, highly respected citi-
zen and a conscientious Christian. He
is survived by q widow and one son.
The National tribune., 1907-08-22
Rcnnion of The s0ih Ill

The 18th Annual Reunion of the SOth
Ill VIII be held at Anna, ILL.,, Sept. 26,
at / o'clock, p. m. All members of the
regiment and Streight's Brigade are
cordially invited to be present and meet
their old comrades once more.-J n
Alexander. Adjutant. Sparta, ILL.,
The National tribune., 1907-08-22
Reunion of the 2d Mich. CIV

A Reunion of the I'd Mich. Cav. will
be held al Jackson. Mich. Sept. IL
Headquarters in Court House.-W. M
Beekman. Secretary. Jackson, Mich.
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Reunion of The I'D Ohio.

The Annual Reunion of the 42d Ohio
tGariield's regiment) will be held at
Chippewa Lake, Medina Co. o., on
TUESDAY and Wednesday, Aug. 27-28.
The officers are: First Vice President.
Maj. W. II. Williams, Chicago, ILL.,. and
Secretary. a. Teeple. Akron. o.
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Reunion of the oG Minn.

The Annual Reunion of the 9Th MINI.
Will be held in the old Capitol, Sept 4,
at II o'clock a. m:l,J.tR. Leitner, Sec
retary, st. Paul, Mimi
The National tribune., 1907-08-22
Gen. wilder for Commnnder-sn-ch,er.

e. l.. Simons. S0th ILL.,. Emporia.
Kan, raises his voice for Gen. John T.
wilder for Commander-in-Chief for the
Grand Army of the Republic. He was
his ideal soldier, none better
The National tribune., 1907-08-22
Reunion of the 1.s.h Ohio.

The 32d Annual Reunion of the 12stb
Ohio will be held in Sanduslly, O., Sept.
s. l.. w. Bailey. Secretary, Sandusky.
Ohio
The National tribune., 1907-08-22
Reunion Of the 18Th Conn.

The 37th Annual Reunion of the 18th
Conn. will take place In Sea View Ho-
tel. West Haven, Conn.,. Thursday, Aug.
~.
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Reunion of the a4,h Ind.

The 2Sth Annual Reunion of the 44th
Ind. will be held at Angola, Ind, Aug.
27-2S. Frank w. Willis. Secretary, Wa
terloo, Ind. III II
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HcnnIcn Of thr as,h ohio.

The Reunion of the 4Gth Ohio will be
neid at West Lafayette, Allen Co., O..
Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 2s-ss.
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Reunion of nnttcry c, 1.t Ohio l.. Ar,

The 4lst Annual Reunion of Battery
{, 1st Ohio l.. Art. will be held at
Perry, O., Thursday and Friday, Aug
1890. II. j. Manchester, President.
Perry, o.: Richard King, Secretary.
Chardon O.
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certificate, the rats per month he Is getting; also The
day and year OF his birth Then Will write him how
10 get an Increase L. w. SHoPPELI. Pension
Attorney, Washington. D. c.
The National tribune., 1907-08-22
SITUATION WANTED.

"ANTED-Situation as housekeeper,
Oneill. Neb.