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The National tribune., 1908-10-01

Commander Post 6; Comrades John
Wright, Jos. Boyd, A. c. Kinsey, w. j.
Sherwood, Chas. w. Hull, George ].
Finch and others. The address of well
come was made by Chairman Frank
NJ. Smith, who spoke of the reports of
the good record made by the Depart
ment of Maryland under Commander
Sunstrom, and felt proud to say that
Dushane Post was honored by the
splendid record of the Commander,
who was an active worker of that Post.
Commander Sunstrom replied, and
gave a detailed account of the trip to
Toledo, starting with leaving Baltimore,
stopping at Washington and anneXing
the train of the Department of the Po-
tomac and the fraternizing of the two
Departments. He spoke of the elaborate
manner in which headquarters were
decorated inside and out with National
and Maryland colors. The hotel was
occupied entirely by the Maryland dele
cation, and their ladies, Department
President Mrs. Alvira Briscoe and her
staff had headquarters at the same ho-
tel (the Hotel Schuchman). He also
spoke of the splendid turnout and the
fine marching of his Department, of the
grand and generous treatment of the
citizens of Toledo, and said it was one
of the most pleasant Encampments he
had visited for years. Addresses were
made by Senior Vice Commander B. F.
Taylor, Surg.-Gen. G. Lane Taneyhill,
Past Department Commanders John G..
Taylor, r. n. Bowerman, David L.
Stanton. George Prechtel, Fred C. Tarr,
Daniel Tatum and others. all corrobo-
rating the statement of Commander
Sunstrom, and gave him great credit
for the work he has done since his ele-
vation to the Department Commander
Iship. Singing of old-time war songs,
hu
ceived favorable comment. Ice cream,
cake and cigars were served by the
Post. The hall was handsomely deco
rated with National and State colors
and trophies, banners, ETC., that were
brought back from Toledo as souvenirs.
Regrets were expressed at the abb
sence of Past Commander-in-Chief John
r. King. who had made prior engage
ments; Past Department Commanders
George w. Johnson and George f.
Graham, NJ. D., who We're unable to be
present on account of sickness.
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WASHINGTON

DIR. Spence is the father Of Col Cary
F. Spence, Who was a Captain In the
Spanish-American War. and who is now
Colonel of the Sd n. G.. S. T. and Pres
ident of the Board of Trade of the
city of Knoxville
Chaplain Spence fitly represents the
loyalty andly activity of the Central
South. East Tennessee alone furnished
over $4,000 Federal soldiers. The De-
partment ofsTennessee has to-day over
100 Grand Army sPosts.
In 1865, tHyhenI National Chaplain
Spence was mustered out, Knoxville was
town of only 5000 inhabitants. 1t is
now city of $4,000, has three large
Grand ArmyEPosts, and the best busi-
ness and home center in the entire
Southland.
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The History.

Editor National Tribune: have read
several of the leading histories CT the
war of the rebellion; am reading McEl-
roy's in The National Tribune, and find
it the most interesting, and believe it
comes the nearest to doing justice to
both sides and to all who took a promi.
nent part in the wars. T. Wallace,
Benton, Iowa.
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The Sheridan Statue.

A fine statue of Gen Sheridan, to be
erected in Washington, will be dedicat-
ed Nov. %. The work is under the di-
rection of a commission consisting of
Secretary Luke E. Wright, Senator Wet
more and Lieut.-Gen. H. C. Corbin. Gen.
Ccrbin represents the Army OF the Cum
berland. The President and Gen. Hor-
ace Porter will make the addresses.
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HOMES IN soUTH CEORGIA.

In the old soldiers colony at Fitz-
gerald we have farm lands for sals
from $500 to $50 per acre, in a climate
that is unexcelIed; with fine market
and good prices for all farm produce.
Also city property of all kinds for sale
for cash or on easy payments. Houses
built on easy terms, monthly install-
ments. Correspondence solicited. Write
for booklet describing our thirteen-year
old city, our productive soil. our con-
road facilities. h. c. Mosher & Co.,
Real Estate, Renting and Insurance.,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
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Keeping the G. A. r. Alive.

L. Rose, West Union, w. Va. sends Us
a resolution adopted by William P.
Green Post, favoring the continuance
of the Grand Army of the Republic by
the admission of all men who have hons
orable discharges from the Army or
Navy of the United States.
The National tribune., 1908-10-01
Comrnde C. e. Crenger for Congress.

The veterans of the Third Congress
sional District of Oklahoma won a vic
tory in the nomination of C. E. Creager
for Congress. He defeated H E. P
Stanford. of Okmulgee, in the primaries
held Aug. 4. The veterans, led by Past
Department Commander Crutchmer
voted solidly for Creager, who is the
son of a veteran, a veteran of the Span
ish Wax, and decided friend of the
veterans.
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Recruitinx for the g. a. n.

Comrade T. E. Potter receives special
mention in the General Orders of the
Department of Michigan for his excel
lent recruiting work, having added
within one year 50 members to Foster
Post at Lansing.
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Veterans I'm the Navy Yard.

Charles Roarch, 18th N. Y, Jamaica,
N. Y, makes a strong protest against
the way the veterans are treated in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard Instead of re-
ceiving any favors on account of their
service they are Disseminated against
The National tribune., 1908-10-01
Commentator From Chaplain Cole.

Editor National Tribune: regard the
history of armies and campaigns pub
lished in The National Tribune as the
most impartial, concise and accurate
ever presented to the public-Jesse
Cole, Iowa Soldiers Home, MARSHALL
tyWn Iowa
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DEPARTMENT OF MARYLAND.
A Fine Reception Given Commander
Sunstrom ON His Return From the
National Encampment.


A reception was rendered our De-
partment Commander, Robert c. Sun
strom, and his staff and representa-
tiyes to Toledo by Dushane Post, 3,
Department of Maryland, G. A. r.
Those accompanying Commander Sun
strom to the reception were Assistant
Adjt-Gen. Lewis NJ Zimmerman. AS
sistant Quartermaster-Gen John c.
Erdman. Senior Vice Department
Commander Benz. F. Taylor. Depart
ment Inspector James Glen, Chief Mus
tering officer John F. Holmes, Surg
Gen. G. Lane Taneyhill. National Coun-
Gil of Administration c. A. E. Spamer
Delegate at Large Daniel Tatum. Past
Department Commanders John G. Tay-
lor, r. n. Bowerman, Frank NJ. Smith
David L. Stanton, George Prechiel
Fred G. Tarr; Col. ]. Woodfin Minifie
Commander Post 46; Thos. Stansfield
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REV. JOHN FLETCHER SPENCE,
Chief. Grand Army of the
Republic.

Rev. John Fletcher Spence, A. NJ,
LII. D., of Knoxville, Tenn, the new
Chaplain of the Grand Army of the
Republic, is one of the most widely
known men of the South. He was
born, reareH and educated ia the great
State of Ohio, went to Tennessee as a
soldier in 1862, was mustered out at
The National tribune., 1908-10-01
Letters.

We have two letters sent to The Ma
tional Tribune Headquarters at Toledo
and still remained unclaimed. These
are addressed to 2. B. McQuilkin. Co. 1,
1st Ohio, and F. K. Rush.
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The Union veteran Legion.

BY mistake of editor, stenogra pher
or otherwise the National Encampment
in Toledo of the Union Veteran Union
was said to be that of the Union Vet
eran Legion. The Union Veteran Le-
gion will hold its National Encampment
in Philadelphia Oct. 6S, Founders
Week
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$50. 10. 36lS 18th NV. 7r
$50. 30. 1928 Oak. Or. b
$40. 20. $500 18th NV. 7r
$50. so. 1907 Goth NV. pr. b
$50. 30. 1923 Corc'n. Tor. b
$40 10. 800 II nv. Or. b
$50. III. .13S Seaton. 6r.
See our list OF apartv
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FOR RENT
1918 10TH ST. NV
New. freproof: seventeen rooms and fou.
baths: elevator.
1919 1GTH ST NV
New: thirty-two rooms and six baths: ele-
vator.
These two houses have been decorated and
furnished hy verherk. Wbvlerow & Crossley
Connanv. 18th ave New YORK
THE ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES
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503A oSd. 5r. b. .21.5o
sol Esd. 2f. 5r, b. 20. so
25S 26th. 4r. b. 80
sos ODD. 3r. b. ...14.0O
C0LORED.
81 ed. 7r. b. rs 60
cog l.. Or. w.....16.50
$40 2lst. CIR. W. .iG. 30
2O17 n y av,5r.w.12.5o
925 eth. Ar. w....12.hO
24O9 G. Ar, W. ~. so
203O Alex CT. 4r,w.lO.5O
STORES.
1918 Sth sc. 40. 90
1923 Pa av. 1r.cel. IS. 80
$50 10th. 1r, w,g. .23-OO
2134 p. 1r. ". .12.5O
1417 Wisconsin av.12.00
BARBER SHOP.
1907 Pa nv. 20. 20
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La av. heated
rooms $40, $3.50, $40
louses and fats apply at
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR tNFURNISHED
HE'S ELL 4 NcLERAN.
1908 II ST. y. W.
TNrI RNTSHFD.

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1927 18th 2-r. Al s2nnl 17l5 De Sales. 1or 81 70
1Il6 b. 2ur 2o....Ifa 1852 nth. 11r. b. 90 80
fu2c VI lv I6r ~ 100 2c2o Il. Tor. b.. so. -
1855 18TH lar. h...io 80 nth. lor. b. 50 90
1875 +. lHr 70 -- -. 81 1916 :. f1r, b.. 81 10
I7.;2 18TH 12r. D. :Z3 I7::9 Col I'd orb. .45 80
:;uI. ..Stu Gr. b. co lI4U Riggs. Sr b. 40 ~
1901 18Th gr h.. - 90 t1.i, torcoran. 9r. b. 81 so
I72S Corn .r l.. - 80 Broad Branch I'd. 6r2'. 10
1.:@5 .lSt IGr h. 80 On HIS 9th SO. Or. b. 90
1879 T. lur. Gee. Gn.np 1906 u sw, Sr. -. 100
lIo1 Riggs, III, Ito 40
FURNISHED.
17n5 Conn av.If~.sls.n, 1Ii2 :. Ter. Oh. l25
1000 VI az. :oI 81 800 ~. list, lor D. 10
1871 10th. l2r, h-.--2o0 1915 clifton. lOr. b. 100
INA Mass av l+r.@&@"D I'LL Corcoran. l0r Oh 100
1906 Conn av. 1Ir Oh 2no 1904 = Tor. b.. 100
LOGO Vt ~ IGr. u. 10 1901 18th. gr. b.. 100
1T26 s Ter. 3D.. $50 49,; I. Tor. b. 100
1872 2lst. Tor 2h. ..I50 241S t+th. Sr. b. .s5 90
2lOl T. 12r. b.. $50 3O52 3Sth. Or. b.. Sd. 90
1876 "a rrn'F fir ab t2 l7o7 Corcorau Tor. bSo 40
1899 10th l4r, b.. .lo5 1901 Riggs Or, b. 90
1851 q NV. 12f. b l25 1910 :. 9r. b. -. 6' 90
r\FJRNISHED APARTMENTS.
Tho Toronto h. kSo. 90 1.-THE Alice new bldg.
The Tortntr,Ir l.. ~. go { and 5r. & h. on 1St.
The Tor, ITO lr h. so. ~ ID Sd and 4th floors
The Toronto ir b. 400" So. $3.50. $40,
The Exeter. 6r h. 5000 So 30 and SO per mo
-. X NV 5r D. - oD i...i l.. tT. 90. n
The Concord - ~ h25 on
FURNISHEn APARTMENTS.
Tie Tac'sdr Gr.hk 10 1903 10Th uw.5r.b.. 100
The Toronto, 81. biz. $50 The Massachusetts,,
The I.4cladt. fr T. k loo Or. Il. k.....-.-. 100
The Cecil 3rh. 100 The IHrleie. Al. h. K - Co
The SaviIf. Ar.bk leo The Fulton. 5r.h.kI0 90
The Toronto, ST h >a.Oo 1893 O. 2r. =. No
'Tnc Sherman 3r. h.k6n 90 The Mcnroe. 3r, b.45 Cc
The kenesaw, ar. b. 100
OFFICE ROOMS.
i4nS n NY ar "a I4ot; H. Sr b. go. 80 no
per annum. 900 l345 Pa aV. sd H. eltn
Sr 30 A.. a: 80 SIS i0th......sS to sla
STABLES.
1925 Belmont. .15-oo l744 Q........... .1oo 90
mol IN If