The National tribune., 1908-06-25
: Salmon; David Webb. 10. Occur D.

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Illinois.-Daniel F. Higgins, Post 6,
Joliet; VIM. F. Calhoun. 141, Decatur;
Chas Hurt, 154. Berry: s. ]. Jones. 164.
Jasper 7. Darling, 706, Chicago.
Indiana. NJ. Nicely. Post II. Mar
tinsville; Thos. B. Wilkinson, 1Ss,
Knightstown.
Indian Territory.-E. w. Grissom.
Garfield Post, 5. Muskogee: w. II. Har-
per, Garfield Post, s. Muskogee.
Iowa.-H. ID. Willis, Post IL. Des
Moines: NJ. ]. Plat, IS. Dubuque; j. B.
Glassen, "a, Green Mountain.
Kansas.-Henry Hartford, Post II,
Hutchinson; S. Z. Lemon. Is, Ottawa:
Geo. w. Thatcher. SO, Great Bend.
Kentucky.-Francis A. Tabor, Post
90, Albany.
Maryland-Geo. H Wilson, Post 1,
Baltimore; John w. Kaufman, 2, Bal
timore; Edward H. Welsh. 5, Cumber-
land; Geo Fisher, "A. Baltimore; J..
Woodfin Minifie, As. Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures. w. Hubbard.
Post 10. Worcester; Geo. NJ Davis, IL,
Lewis G. Holt 80, Lawrence; Stephen
N. Lougee. 4s, Harvard; Chas. S.
Houghton, SO, Leominster: Oliver
Houghton, So, Weymouth; Geo. w. Ma
son, go, Boston; Geo. S. Stockweli, 10,
North Adams; Albion P. Pease, 113.
Chas. 0. Pratt. 129, Somervilie; w. H.
Human, 173, Fiskdale; A. ]. Hunt, 1876,
Great harrington.
Northumberland r. Strong, Post
| II, Detroit; Daniel f. Stearns, 294,
| Grand Rapids; Geo. r. Phillips. 395.
! Grand Rapids.
Minnesota-S. F. White, Post 10,
Duluth; ]. c. Congdon, 80, Brainerd;
Jerry NJ. Glunt, Sc, Brainerd; Lewis c.
Berg, II, Owatonna; S. ]. Baldwin. ~,
Minneapolis; Myron Skinner, 1913. Fari-
bault; Chas. F. Greening, 100, Grand
Meadow.
Missouri.-Geo Hoffman, Post 1, st.
Louis; N. w. Flaisig, Z, st. Joseph; b.
c. Nichols, ~, Trenton; G. w. Saun-
ders, rs, Kidder; d. ]. Doughty, 215,
Pennington; +. S. Hickman, 512, Tip
| ton.
Nebraska.-Eli A. Barnes, Post II,
Grand Islands; H. w. George, 80,
Broken Bow.
New Jerseys. E. Adams, Post 8,
Jersey City; Richard J. Robertson. 81.
, Camden; Geo. Thompson, %, Trenton.
New Mexico.-Lee II. Rudisille, Post
| =, White Oaks.
New York.-William McNabb, Post
43, Cohoes; Matthew J. Parkinson, so,
New York City; VIM. Fl. Moseley, 92,
Saratoga Springs; S. 3. Van Duser. SO,
Newark: John w. Jacobus, 100, New
York; James II. Kelly, 121, Albany;
Geo. w. Smith, IA, Ossining; VIM Stu
art, LAC, New York City; A. B. Cornell.
| 165, Elmira; David NJ. Doremus. ITO,
Mt. Vernon; VIM. z. Bowen, 227, Clin-
ton; Isaac D. Fox, 255, New York City;
Peter S. Williamson, 327, New York
City; Geo. B. Herrick, 1873, Whitesville;
Robt. H. George, 37s. Port Chester;
Fred Barwick, 40S, Brooklyn: Walter
Thorn. 499, Brooklyn; Geo. N. Dick,
499, Brooklyn; James Campbell, ASS,
New York City; Joseph w. Ellis. 45S,
New York City; James G. Peto. 500.
Brooklyn; G. w. Van Wagner, $50, New
York City; John P. Ryan, SIS, New
York City.
Ohio.--T. T. Smith, Post 1. Column
| bus; John Kissane. $40, Cincinnati; ].
Bride, 2S9. Swanton; w. w. Piper, 1877,
Cleveland; ]. D. Wheeler, COS, Ohio S.
S. Home.
Oregon-David Macarthur, Post 2,
New Era; w. P. Small. ). Albany; DAN
lei Webster, 10, Salem: Joseph A. Bra
den, II, Portland; G. w. Montague. 40,
Arlington.
Pennsyly nia.-James Fryer, Post 25,
Chester; Jon T. Chambers, "a, Kennett
| Square: VIM. H. Mcdonald, so, Titus
vile; Henry ]. Fink, rs. Reading; Geo.
/. Rudolph, Ss. Allegheny; ]. A. Stober,
| 152, schoeneck; c. E. Mckinney, 2o2,
Athens; j. Frank zimmerman, 227.
Ulster; w. C. Knox. 324, Ligonier; How
ard Abrams, 334, Frankford; Frederick
| X. Ployer. AS. Mechanicsburg: H. M.
Pownall, 427, Newtown: j. K Upp. 270,
Wrightsviile; Geo. f. Peters, 12S, Etna;
Jacob S. West, 191, Philadelphia
Potomac.-John j. NEEDING, Washing
ton, u. G.; e. w. Whitaker. Washing
| ton, ID. c.
South Dakota.-A. B. Nelson, Post 13,
Pierre: G. w. Carpenter, So, Water
town.
Tennessee.-H. w: Grant, Post 2,
Chattanooga; Henry H. IngersoIl IA.
Knoxville; ID. U. Weagley, 81. .Maryville;
j. e. Meginn, 100, City of Mexico
Utah.-Wm. Crome, Post 5, Salt Lake
City.
West Virginia. M. Burns, Post 60.
Morgantown; Thomas Swinburn, 70,
| Charleston; c. w. Archbold, II, Park
ersburg.
Wisconsin.-John McGregor. Post
231, Poysippi.
Recommendations for the appoint
ment of Aids upon the staff of the
Commander-in-Chief should be sent in
promptly. as after July 1. 1908, no
further Aids will be appointed.
In MemOriam.
Announcements of the death of the
| following named members of the Ma
| ionalsEncampment and of the Staff are
| hereby made:
| LII hSS VI tSi Tux, JuiIioT flce-COm-
mander of the Department of Connect
cut, at Hartford, Conn, Feb. /, 1908.
Josiah Given, Past Department Com
mander of Iowa, on Feb. 3, 1908
Theodore f. Lang, Past Department
Commander of Maryland, on Sept. 27,
] 1907.
i William E. W. Ross, Past Senior
| ice-Commander-in-C and Past
Department Commander of MARYLAND,
on Nov. IA. 1907.
Horace Binney Sargent, Past Depart
ment Commander of Massachusetts, at
Santa Barbara, Cal, on Jan. 8, 1908.
Frank III. Sprague, Past Department
1908.
Martin W. Mann, Past Department
commander OF Texas, at Dallas, Tex,
jan %, 1908.
Osman b. Warren, Past Department
commander of New Hampshire, Jan.
| %, 1908.
A S. Tracy, Past Department Com
| mander of Vermont, at North TROY. VT
Feb. 26, 190S.
Harry A. Bigelow. Past Department
| Commander of Washington and Alaska
at Carload. Germany. July %, 1907.
/ Maj. Don g. Lowell. Past Department
Commander of Washington and Alaska.
at Tacoma. Wash, Oct. %, 1902.
j. S. Watson. Senior Vice-Commander
OF the Department of West Virginia, on
Nov. s. 1907.
B. B. Campbell, Abide Camp on the
Staff of the Commanders nschief. at
Anderson, Ind, April 10, 1908.
! By order of
CHARLES G. BURTON.
COMMUNICATIVE Chief.
IERE IT DEW