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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-26
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Elizabeth s. Glenn.


Elizabeth s. Glenn, Z years of age,
daughter Of Charles B. Glenn, oil South
Seventeenth street. died at 5 o'clock yes
terday morning at her fathers residence.
The death of Miss Glenn followed an ILL
ness Of only a few days. Prof. c. B.
Glenn has for many years been prominent
in educational circles OF Birmingham. He
is principal Of the Paul Hayne Gram
mar school and assistant superintendent
Of the city public schools. Elizabeth
was the only child. The funeral win be
from tho residence this morning at 10
o'clock and intsrnent IN Elmwood ceme-
terry.
Moved to our New Home" a1o6 9Th
avenue. Both phones No. .
SHAW & SON, Undertakers.
Green Undertaking Company.
Mswbourne = apaln. und't,kers. I'll. IL
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WIERS ARE CONFIDENT
OF GREATER BIRMINGHAM

confident that the injunction will be over
ruled and Greater Birmingham will go
into effect without any trouble"
Jere King said: 1.-THE case should be de-
cided shortly after the meeting of court
December 49, and 1 have no doubt the
realization of Greater Birmingham will
have easy sailing. The arguments brought
today before the supreme court against
the measure will have no weight and
every objection should be removed by
January l."
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Perry Is safe.

Charles H. Greer of Marion
wired headquarters Of the defend
ers of the constitution yesterday
perry is saved beyond all
doubt. Hurrah for America"
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On the majority against the amend
ment there Is difference Of opinion, bu
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HUM0RISMO.

Una joven inglesa pregunt6 una
vez al celebre humorista yanki Mark
Twain 81 lie gustaba recibir libros de
amigos y admiradores.
ESQ depende-contest6 Twain:
-Si el libro esta encuadernado en-
cuero me sirve para suavizar mi ma
vaja. 81 es una obra corta y concisa
como suelen escribir los franceses,
me es it'll para colocarla debajo de
la pata de una mesa desnivelada;
una obra antigua que tenga chapas
y brooches de bronco es utilisima
pa IA tirarsela al cato, y un libro del
gado y de grandes dimensiones como
un atlas puede remplazar un cristal
rOtO.
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Boardof medical examiners
Secret aria.

Secretaria.
De acuerdo con 10 que prescribe
la Ley, Ell Martes 5 del proximo mes
de Octubre Sc celebraran examenes
para los aspirantes 4 iicencias de
medicos, Practlcantes, Comadronas
|y Nurses.
Los que deseen someterse a dicho
examen deberan presentar una So
licitud, cuyo modelo puede adqui-
rirse bien por correo Q en- las Oficinas
de este Board, instaiadas en- Ell mis-
mo edificlo del Consejo Executive,
todos los dias labor abies de 3 a de
la tarde.
A dicha solicitud deben acompa-
mar los documentos que acrediten
la identific aci6n de la persona Y e
derecho de los aspirantes q tai eNa
men.
Los aspiranies Il hc,rclas pars
practicar la medicina y la cirujia, ne
cesitan preseatar el titulo o diploms
de medioos cirujsnos expedido poi
Univers.dad 6 E.cuela bieL acredita
da y pagar un ldsrecho en Tesoreris
de Is dollars.
Los asprantes practicantes deben
exhibir un diploma de haber aproba-
do el octa, grado en- alguna escuels
Y un cert fcado hacienda constar una
prsctica POI un tempo no menor de
dos amos, librsdo por un medico en-
.ervicio 9 en- Clinica particular. IA.
garad $40 dollars POI derechos de
examen.
Las aspirantes a Comadronas Y
Nurses cumpilran ei mismo requisi-
4 to. pagando SOLO SS-00dOiiars por
derecho de examen.
Las soiicitudes podran presentar-
Sc desde ia fecha de publication de
este anuncio hasta ei 80 del mes en-
curse.
Para informes Y envio de docu-
mcntos. dinjirse 4 las oficinas de es-
tie Board o apartado 4s2.
San Juan, P. X. - de Septiembrc
de 1909.
Dr.. j. Y. Carbonei
seeretario INFERNO
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Hay dgricultores que neces,tan
mayordomos" y hay "n,ayordomos,
que necesitan colocaci6n. Esas dos
aspirdciones Sc encuentran con DIFF
enltad y retdrdo. Ambas ooincidirdn
rdpidamente ST los deseos de n,ayordo
mos Y agricultores Sc anuncian en-
La Correspondence. Hay en- ss-
te diario especial y m6dica tarya a
etecto.
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Los lIlaiiIes de|estoInalo,


Realmente resulta una panacea
universal el Aqua de Basrlada que
con tanto exito representa- On la is
Ia los Sres. N. Llauri y Compa1fa.
Sc vende en- todos los establecimen-
tos y sus condolences para deyolver
la salud 8 los que padecen del est6-
mago son maraviilosas. Ningun otro
producto similar puede hacer Ia mas
mfnima competencia al aqua de Bu1
laday valiosos testimonies de cura-
clones hechas con ella comprueban
su inmejorable condici6n curativa.
FL numero de cajas introducidas en-
la isia es extraordinaria y aumenta
cada dfa mas.
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del Norte, para serlo de todos los ma
cidos en- America,

del Norte, para serlo de todos los ma
cidos en- America.
El sublime ideal seria que la Anne
rica toda, sin sometimientos, sin anne
ricanismos especiales, sin prejuicios
de raza, formase una sola federation,
bajo la constitution goriosa de los
ESTADOS UNIDOS de AMERICA.
Pero 81 este no es possible, 81 los Es
tados Unidos por ley de atavismo
vueiven atras en- sus avances demo-
craticos y como sus progenitores los
ingleses van al vasallaje y 4 la con-
quista de pueblos para formar su i'm
perio entonces Gobernador, tene-
mos que ser humanos; tendremos q.
luchar con todas nuestras potencia
contra Ell despojo y pediremos y de-
fenderemos nuestra Independencias
por los medios que nos sean posibies.
Que por encima de todos esta la Jus
ticia Divina que vela por 10 debiles
y prepara tarde 6 temprano el cas-
tigo de los soberbios.
Casi todos los puntos de su cues
tionario, estan en- mi concepto, con-
testados. Ell gobierno de Puerto Rico
por los puertorriquehos, con sus dos
camaras legislativas y electi-
vas estudiaran, discutiran y
resolveran colectivamente y de
acuerdo con ell pueblo a quien
representan, 10 Que mas pueda con-
venirle sobre las demas cuestiones.
Ell sufragio, Ia election de jueces,
la intervention de las minorias, las
cuestiones sanitarias, la division
electoral, son cosas que deben que
dar como estan, fac ultando a la A
samblea Legislative puertcrriqueha
para que haga en- elias el cambio que
estime conveniente. Que no son es-
tas cuestiones para ser tratadas tan
d la ligera, y nadie en- mi concepto
debe echarse encima la responsible
bilidad de adelantar una opinion,
tai vez equivocdaa, cuando al soiici-
tarla va es sabido de antemano q.
ella ha de servir con otras,de base
para una reforma trascendentai.
La Corte Federal solo debe existir
en- Puerto Rico con Jurisdiction pa
ra los asuntos federales y por tanto
debe ser costeada por el gobierno Fe
deral. Lo demas debe ser resuelto
por los tribunales del pals.
De usted respetuosamente.
Anton 10 r. Barcel6.
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LECTURA CAMPESINl

Otra formula para dnin'oles entsr-
mos Aceite de Castor. Para caba-
Hos, | q pintas; para oveias, 4 on
zas: marranoS, , onzaS; terncroS, .
a 4 onzas. Exoelente purgante. Pc
quefias dosis comblnadas cen lauda-
no para la diarrea
Sal de EPSON. Purgante para ga
nado mayor menor. Para 81 prime
70 de l a onzas Y para las ovejaS,
de 2 4 onzaS; dislielto en- aqua ca
iente-
Parafina Buena para expulsar
los deros, de j ? dracu.as en- accite
de cederos, de a 2 draeraas en- aeei-
te de cebo. Para uso cX1erno. hgcra-
menteI Hagase penetrar bicn en- 10,
poros-
IManteca de puereo. Usada fresea
para SOLAR la piel irritsda: e.slma !
alivia internamente, dada como pur-
zante 4 pequefos animales- DerriIa-
sc administrcse de q ) onzas, d.
aeueIdo con el taman0 del animal
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AVISO.

Laspersonas que deseen
obtener patrones de los ii
eurines del servicio de mo
das de La Cores ponden
cia." pueden dirijjirse a es
tas oficinas. FL precio de
cada patron es de 10 cen
tavoS
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ma. Ell no Sc opone a que tengamo:
la ciudadania con ell Estado, 81 algu.
ma vez su desarrollo agricola E indus.
trial Sc 10 permite; pero ciudadano:
americanos, senior, son los mendigos
de New York y los puertorriquehos
no queremos, iVive Dios!, no debt
mos llevar una ciudadania que nos
obligue pedir una limosna por muy
alta Y muy honrosa que sea.
81 Sc modihca, ,pues. nuestro siste
ma, como es va de justicia, debe ser
para darnos nuestra completa auto
nomia, para que tengamos el dere-
cho de rcgir nuestros propios intere-
ses. V para qutarnos de encima una
tutela que tiene que sernos odiosa
dcsde el momento que labra nuestra
ruina.
ii con esa autonomia sc desenvuel
We econ6micamente nuestro pueblo
como antes he dicho, en- tales condi-
clones que lie es possible ingresar al
gun dia como I'm Estado de la Union
americana. yo declare y con migo es
SECURE que 10 declaran todos los puer
torriquehos. que no podria cabernos
MAYOR felicidad nj mayor orgulio. Ser
un E.Stado de la Union americana es
scrio mas librc quese puede ser baio.
Constitution aiguna; y ser america
no es el tiutol mas honroso que Sc
puede ostentar.si algundia deiadeser
este titulo exclusive de los hombres
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La caida de Maura.

Aunque Maura puede decirse que
es hoy el unico en- quien la monar
quia puede tener confanza en- que
Sc supone que debido q la tirania que
esta ejer ciendo con Ia prensa y con
cast todas los ciu dadanos caera tan
pronto como Sc abran las cortes y
que Sc averiguara todo todo, como
Sc averigu6 que esta recibendo Ell
ClELO un cargamento de muebles
Y telas.
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Aqua de CAL Hecha de cal apaga-
da, fresca, de manera de combinar-
la y usarla con aqua clara. Util para
la diarrea de los animalitos. Dildya-
Sc la leche que ha de darse a estos en-
una tercera parte de aqua de cal. La
cal apagada al aire y bien pulveriza-
da es buena para secar llagas, espol-
voreandola sobre elias.
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Grave situacion en-
Suecia por motives
de Ia huelga general.
La huelga actual cuesta
dlariamente a las uniones
20 mil dollars.
Tiene On reserva % millones
de frances y recibe de los Co
mites intornacionaleS cnan-
tiosos auxilios.

algunos centres industriales del rel
no sueco un terdadero conficto Ia
borista que I'D venido a crear una
situaci6n verdaderamente diffcil.
Las ultimas noticas dicen que el
numero de huelguistas esta siendo
aumentado constantemente y segun
Ell criterio de los jefes del movimien-
to Ia cifra total asciende a 100000
9 sea una vigesima parte de la pobla
ci6n, que tiene el apafs.
Stockolmo esta sufriendo seria-
mente por la escasez de comestibles.
81 pan y Ia carne van muy POGO a.
bundantes y por tai causa dichos ar
tlculos Sc pagan a muy elevados pre-
clos. Los restauranst han elevado
las tarifas de las comidas hasta ell
punto que solo las personas pudien-
tes pueden hacer gastos tan consi-
derables como representa- el de CO.
mer en- dichos establecimientos.
Los huelguistas puede decirse que
Sc ahmentan con pescado. Cientos
estan acampados en- las orillas del
lago Malar y las islas del arc hipiela-
60, los unos en- tiendas de campaflas
y los otros al aire, empleando el item
po en- pescar.
Las autoridades Sc han hecho car
60 de la leche que Sc suministra q la
ciudad y los soldados la estan distri-
buyendo en- pequena cantidad y
vigilan la venta que Sc verifca en- las
estaciones del ferrocarril.
Las entregas de hielo Sc han inte-
rrumpido, cosa que resviste gran i'm
portancia porque eltiempo esta muy
caluroso.
Durante la celebration del mitin
por los huelguistas desde un globo
cautivo Sc observaron sus movimien
tos por medic de un largo anteojo,
los cuales eran comunicados la ms
pecci6n central de policia por medic
de un telefono que establecia la CO.
municacicn entire el aerostato y la
mencionada oficina.
Las autoridades han manifestado
que tienen la evidencia de que los je-
fes de los trabajadores intentan en-
plear la violencia contra los edifcios
publicos y privados.
Por tai motive han sdo reforzados
los destacamentos de tropas que Gus
todian dichos edificios.
La ciudad esta tomada militar-
mente Y por el puerto circular caho
neros.
Ell rev ha ofrecido mediar entire
los huelguistas y los patrones para
10 cual celebro una conferencia con
los representatives de algunas fabri-
cas-, ignorandose el resultado de ella,
aun cuando Sc supone que ha sido
negative.
La huelga actual viene costando
diariamente q la Union Nacional del
Trabajo, Glen mil frances los cuales
puede pagarlos perfectamente dicha
asociaci6n, porque adcmas del fondo
de reserva, consistente en- % Milo
nes de frances, recibe diariamente
donativos de los comit6s de obreros
de Dinamarca. Noruega, Alemania
y Rumania.
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UTIL.- La porcelana rota Sc
compone uniendo bien las pleas
con bramante y poniendola a her
vir en- leche durante media hora 8
mas.
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"EUT ERPE"

La unica casa
en- toda la isla
que lie puede
g a r a II tt zar
u1l PIANO por
|CINCOANOS,
es Ell BAZAR
DE MUSICA
"EUTERPE'.
dnicos represen
tantes delos ia.
moses PIANOS
Am ericanos
Carl Fischer de
New York. Pi.
da nuestro ca.
talogo en- espa.
mol. ia.
San Juan, P. R.
P. o. Box 216.
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CURIOSO.- Un fabricante de
azucar de Trinidad, Mr.. Bert de La
MARE, pretende haber resuelto el
proElema de convertir no solamente
el bagazo de cana, sino tambien las
hojas del platano, las hierbas del pa
rral y otras plantas que abundan en-
los tropicos, en- excelente pasta para
la fabrication de papel
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DESEA COLOCACION:-Un 10
ven con conocimientos de teneduria de
libros y taquigrafis en- inglesy espafiol
Infornar6n, P. o. Box Is, Baya-
mon, P. r 15-v-s
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The 5th Mich, Cav,

Editor National Tribune: Please give
a short history of the 5th Mich. Cav
c. M. Hobbs. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
The 5th Mich. Cav was organized at
Detroit from August to September. 1862
Those whose terms would have expired
before Oct. !, 1865, were mustered out
at different dates during June. 1865.
and the remaining members transferred
to the LIST Mich. Cav. II was command
ed by Coils Joseph T. Copeland. Free
man Noryel, Russell A. Alger and
Smith II Hastings successfully. The
5th left the State with l,I44 officers and
men, went directly to Washington, and
Joined the Michigan Brigade. which was
first under dre at Gettysburg. and whose
loss was heavier than any other brigade
engaged in that battle. The 5th lost at
Gettysburg eight killed. 30 wounded and
IS miss ng. Mai. Noah Ferry being
Killed. The regiment was commanded
by Col. Alger. one of the best cavalry
officers in the army. 1t met with its
heaviest loss at Tre2ilian Station. where,
besides it's killed aud wounded, 1876 of
its men were taken prisoners. 1t be-
Ionged to Kiipatricks Division, Cavalry
Corps. and lost l4l X lied and 225 from
disease. etc. lis total of killed and
wounded was 502. and &c of its mem
bers died in Confederate prisons. Ed
itor National Tribune.
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bill. rs il would not only benefit him.
but his present wife. when ne leaves
her widow. FIe married her in 1906
ana thinks that she would be just as
much entitled to n pension as If she
had' hVed with him for 40 years.
Charies II. Turner. National Home.
Me. says The National Tribune,s bill
meets the approval of the inmates of
that institution. Those inmates are the
men who 40 years ago We're the flower
of the country's manhood, and sacrificed
everything. both present and future. to
save the Nation from destruction. Now
the Government, which owes everything
TO them, can do nothing less than take
care of them properly in the few years
that remain to them.
G. 3. HolbroOk. 18th Ohio Cav, Pleas
ant Lake. n. D.. writes his appreciation
and encouragement of The National
Tribune's pension bill. He feels very
grateful for what we are trying to do.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28
The Great Conspiracy.
ITS ORIGIN AND HISTORY.

By JOHN A. LOGAN.

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swoks s thai of o
dalswhhte Hms o the from
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la ont o
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ward nemet of
Freedom Lmns
sand
nedtahe
dD anith the o the
Tribune a o copies work whch it
of sheavy
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but fol inf fun unnorcco of, pHpid
Address THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Washington D. c.
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pages OF this letter. and certainly be-
Iieve everything he has written, for We
of the 18th Va all regarded him as
truthful in every respect.
W. E. Curtis went out as Captain Of
Co. D. 18th Va, and was promoted for
bravery and good conduct to Major,
Colonel and Brigadier-General His.
whlskers were torn by a bullet at
Smokers Ferry, and his horse was shot
as he jumped over the breastworks at
Piedmont, but otherwise he was not in
jured. This ought to settle the dispute
about the time of day Sheridan started
(Which was shortly after daylight). OF
course. he said other things to other
parties, such as: I'VE will camp on our
old grounds tonight" etc; Gen.
Wright. this army is not whipped" IL
I had been here this would not have
happened" ete.-J. n. Waddel, Taylor
vile, Ill.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28
By Our Formula

We produce In Hoods SarsaparIiia
a medicine that has an unap-
preached record Of cures of
scrofula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh,
rheumatism, anemia, nervousness, that
tired feeling, loss of appetite, etc.
The combination and proportions of
the more than twenty different remedial
agents contained in Hoods Sarsaparilla
are known only to ourselves, so there
can be no substitute.
This medicine makes healthy and
strong the Little Soldiers" in your
blood, those corpuscles that fight the
disease germs constantly attacking you.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28
The fsfst Pa,

Editor National Tribune: Please give
4 short account of the 171st Pa.-Alex-
ander 3. Mott, Oakland, Ore.
The 171st Pa. was organized at Har-
risburg during October and November,
1862. for nine months. and mustered
out Aug. 5. 1863. It was commanded by
Col. Everard Brier all thru its service,
belonged to Princes Division. Eight
eeenth Corps. and lost SO from disease,
etc.-Editor National Tribune
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

DR.. s. F. Morse. U. s. Navy. Golden,
Ill: II heartily indorse the whole bill.
Can't the National Pension Committee
be induced to act with you, and thereby
give it a strong boost?"
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

]. r. Smith. 10th and 18th Ind,
Gregory's Landing, Mo-, says that he is
6S years old and q little wabbly. He
indorses The National Tribune pension
bill. and asks all comrades to assist in
its support.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

Everyone who has weak lungs, Catarrh
of the bronchial tubes Catarrh in any
form. Chronic Brochitis, Asthma, Chronic
Hacking Cough. loss Of flesh, Night Sweats.
HemOrrha ges, soreness or pain In the chest
under the shoulder blades, any other
deadly symptom Of Consumption, should send
for tria' package OF DR.. -Hilfs New Ra-
tiOnal Remedy. This Treatment quickly
checks further progress of the disease and
produces new resisting power, appetite, flesh
and good health. All throat ana lung suffer-
ers should ill out coupon below and send at
once for trial package which the doctor
sends by mall prepaid.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

Geo. Young, 31st Mass, Cambridge,
Mass: Il want to thank you personal
ly for the work you are doing for the
veterans. II it had not been for you we
would not now be getting the pensions
that we are"
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NATIONAL TRIBUNE
PENSION BILL.

John C. Doudy, Sth Ohio Cav, Ma
tional Military Home, Ind. says to bring
down the age limit in the McCumber
bill to 65 and pass the prisoners of war
bill.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

Joseph B. Clifford, U. S. Navy. East
Providence, r. l.: Your bill is right
and just, and should be passed at once"
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

r. II. Caldwell Post, Elmore, O.,
unanimously indorses The National
Tribune bill. and promises to do its best
to secure the passage of the bill. II. n.
Aldrich, Commander; II. w. Rymers,
Adjutant.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

F. V. Wolfe, Dover, N. j.: "I hope
that you will be successful now. as you
have been in the past. in getting an in
crease. of pension for the veterans"
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

Il. NJ. Colburn, Barlow, Fla: 81
heartily indorse The National Tribune
pension bill, and know that 1t Will be
as important to other comrades as it
will be to me-"
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

+. II. d. Crane Post, Beloit. Wis.
unanimously indorses The Nationa
Tribune pension bill
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

Samuel Mcclure Post, EldOn, Mo-, r.
p. Wheaker. Commander. unanimously
indorses The National Tribune pension
bill
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

A. S. Parsons. Oregon. Wis, says that
all the comrades i'll his neighborhood
heartily indorse The National Tribune
pension bill.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

Rev. Edward D. Smith, Phi. D., D. D.,
16Sth Ohio, Elmore. o.: ut is the most
equitable bill for all classes yet pre-
sented to Congress. 1 enlisted at 16 in
1864"
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

A. S. Benedict. 8Sth Ohio. Marengo,
O.: 81 think that the NcCumber bill is
the wisest and best that could have been
presented to Congress at that time with
any possibility of passing, but the time
has now come when this bill should be
amended. as The National Tribune
urges. The National Tribune bill voices
the sentiments of every old veteran and
his widow
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

Frank Potter, Mansfield Center,
Conn: II served in Co. K. 1st Conn.
L. A., am 63 years old. and fully indorse
The National Tribune pension bill"
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

Henry S. Lane Post, Francesville,
Ind. extends its mite of encouragement
and appreciation for The National Trib-
une pension bill.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

c. A. Howe, Past Post Commander
Wyanet, ILL.,, says tina: everyone aruL nd
him is delighted with The National
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

Lyman S. Roach, Texarkana, Ark:
81 am heartily in favor of The National
Tribune pension bill and also of a bill
to pension the ex-prisoners."
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

Russell Post, Fairbury. Neb., o. II.
Durand Commander, unanimously sup
ports The National Tribune bill. and
calls on all veterans to array themselves
solidly behind it.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

Eli AmIess, Honea Path, 8. c.: "The
National Tribune pension bill is the best
ever gotten up in the interest of old
veterans, and hope they wiil stand
tog ether for it, as they did on many
bloody battIefieIds. Let us drop all 9TH
er bills and push that of The National
Tribune" 80.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

NJ. L. Cassidy. Calais. Me-: Il sincere
ly indorse The National Tribune pen
sion bill II is good enough just as it Is
Don't let 1t be killed by amendments
/ have sent a petition of 40 names of
TO our Congressman, asking
for its passage"
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

At regular meeting of Serg't Remus
It. Whittinghill Post, Fordsville, KY. 1t
was unanimously decided that the Post
array itself solidly behind The National
Tribune pension bill. W. r. Jones.
Commander.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

D. J. Mangnn. Carrick, Pa. says that
all are delighted with The National
Tribune's bill. except that they do not
approve Of Sec. 3. Let our second and
third wives take care of themselves.
The National tribune., 1909-10-28

At regular meeting of Findley
Patch Post, Blairsville, Pa, The Ma
tional Tribune pension bill was heartily
GOmmended; also there was resolu-
ton in favor of the cx-prisoners OF war
bill. L. c. Watson, Adjutant.