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The National tribune., 1910-08-04
A Little ReceptiOn,

The comrades of Workman Post, 81,
Little Falls, Mimi. gave the members
of Workman Woman's Relief Corps,
their Auxiliary, delightful treat re-
Gently, believing that 1t was due the
ladies. who have given the Post such
nne assistance in the way of aiding
needy comrades in time of sickness and
distress and for many other favors The
Post and the Corps meet at the same
time and in the same building, and so
the surprise was a very easy matter.
commander G. A. Ramsdill appointed
John Arnold and John Griswold a COM
mittee to procure the refreshments
These arrived in the shape of ice cream,
cake and lemonade, and the Post then
presented itself before the Woman's
Relief Corps. The surprise was a per-
feet one, and the refreshments greatly
enjoyed. Mrs. w. Fl. Gray, President Of
the Corps. thanked the Post in behalf
of her Corps for the enjoyable time
given them The Corps has member
snip of 15, and the comrades declare
is hard one to beat.
The National tribune., 1910-08-04
Death of Comradc Haecr.

Charles II. Haber, Department Com
mander of Virginia and North Carolina,
u. A r., issues very feeling order an
nouncing the death of Comrade Angus
tus A. Hager, Assistant Adjutant and
Quartermaster-G General of the Depart
ment, who died suddenly on the morn
ing of July 4, 1910. He directs that the
department and Posts will he draped in
mourning for. period of 30 days from
july 4, and appoints Comrade and Past
Department Commander f. NJ Work to
the vacancy made by Comrade Hager's
death. The Commander says: Com
rade Hager was too well known to need
any eulogy from the Department Conn
mander. The many years of faithful
service in the Department of Virginia
ana North Carolina. G, A r., as De
partment Commander and Assistant Ad-
jutant and Quartermaster-Ge and
services in the war of 1S61-65 and af-
terwards in the Regular Army is the
Dest eulogy that can be said of him"
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Lee and the Flag.

Comrade Richard Parks, of Milwau-
kee, Wis, feels that there has been too
much talking and writing. with a great
waste of energy, in the controversy over
the Lee statue and the rebel flag. He
says that the statue, the uniform and
the so-called rebel flag are but relics
of the past, and TO the victorious Union
soldier he would suggest that we ought
to thank God we were on the right side,
and If our brothers of the Lost Cause
can find comfort in their relics those
who won out need not worry, for they
cannot do us or the future any harm.
He thinks that the discussion only adds
fuel to the flame of sectional strife and
is unfavorable and unfortunate.
The National tribune., 1910-08-04
JUDGE HENRY C. DIBBLE.
The Passing of Grand Comrade and a
Leading Citizen of California.

Henry C. Dibble was born in Delphi,
Ind, Nov 8. 1874. AT the age of 16
he enlisted as private in the 1st N. Y.
Marine Art, and served on the North
Carolina coast till he was discharged in
February, 1868. He re-enlisted in Feb
ruary. 1863, as a Corporal in Co. G.,
18th n. Y. Cav, and served till the bat
tie of Port Hudson, where he lost leg,
and was discharged Sept. "a. 1868, for
disability.
He studied law and was admitted to
the bar in 1865, before he was 21. At
the age of % he was at the head of
the Republican organization in Louisi-
ana; was Judge of the District Court of
Louisiana at the age of 25, serving for
two years, after which he was Attor-
ney-General of Louisiana for four years,
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A LOYAL GRANDDAUGHTER.

Editor National Tribune: am loyal
little granddaughter and niece, aged 10
years, of two grandpas and five great
uncles who fought to save Old Glory.
My grandpas belonged to the I'd Iowa.
Co. H, and 18th Iowa, Co. F, and my
uncles to the 7th Iowa, Co. A; 35th
Iowa, Co. C;lt3 37th Ill. and two in seth
Ohio. My papa takes The National
Tribune. We get 1t every Saturday,
and papa reads it to me on Sunday, and
1 enjoy the stories so much, and papa
explains them to me and shows me the
pictures in his war history. He says
he don't see why wei have to have the
statue Of the traitor Lee is our Hall of
Fame. Allo of us hope you will be
elected Commander-in-Ch!ef of the G..
A. r. Your little patriot-Margaret
Wiley, 3Oth street and Hickman avenue,
Des Moines, Iowa.
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Mrs. Henry Again.

A correspondent from Maine writes
that the Ladies of the G. A. r. all over
New England seem to be of one opin-
ion regarding having Mrs. Della X.
Henry for National President second
year If she will consent to accept the
office. Mrs. Henry has done most ex-
cellent work, the correspondent states.
She accepted the Office not alone for
the great honor gained thereby and not
for pleasure, but for the pure, patriotic
blood that flows in her veins, and it
certainly seems she is in a position to
do much more If she could be prevailed
upon to serve another year. The treas
ury was very low when Mrs. Henry
vent into Office, 1t is stated, which has
certain extent handicapped her in
working, but she has made every dollar
expended count for two, and has not
taken any trips that were not absolute
to a certain extent handicapped her in
will be reelected National President of
the Ladies of the G. A. r. in Atlantic
City in September.
The National tribune., 1910-08-04
New Home for George II. Thomas Post

New Home for George III. Thomas Post
George II. Thomas Post, Lancaster,
Pa, recently dedicated its new hall
with appropriate. ceremonies in the
presence of a large gathering. Past
Commander Fulton presided as repre-
sentative of the committee which had
charge Of the work. and handed the
hall over to the trustees. 1t was re-
ceived by Maj. H II. Brenneman. 1t
is intended that the hall shall be used
for war relics. and persons who have
any of these are invited to send them
there for safekeeping. The Sons of
Veterans will have charge of the hall
after the G.. A. r. passes away. George
II. Thomas Post was instituted Sept.
2S, 1867. and now has 1872 members.
During its existence IL has had on its
roll 985 members. The officers are:
Commander, Lewis Leader; S. V. c.,
VIM. Biechler; ]. V. c., Hugh Arm
strong; Adjutant, D. II. Heitshu; Chap
lain. Il. ]. Gilgore; @. M, NJ. N. Stark;
Harry: ]. s., Emanuel ]. Killian.
After the destruction of the Keppler
| Building last February, in which Geo.
H. Thomas Post and another Post lost
all their possessions, George II. Thomas
Post bought a three-story brick build
| ing with rs feet frontage. This has
now been converted into a very COM
| Portable hall, with the first floor for So
cial purposes, the second floor for the
| assembly, card rooms and library, and
the third floor for organizations afiiliat-
ed with the Grand Army.
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hall for the occasion. and the Corps auxiliary
10 IL will provide dinner for the comrades
and their ladies without cost Thomas w:
Cook, President New Bedford, Mass
The 128th Ohio.
The sd Annual Reunion of the f2Gth Ohio
will be held at Jewett. Harrison County. Ohio,
Aug. -. Jcwett is 20 miles east of Dennisop'
Ohio. solomon ROusculp, Secretary. Thorn.
vile, Ohio.
Old Folks Reunion.
The 10Th Annual Reunion of the Old Folks
of Potter County will be held at the usual
place at Genesee, Pa. Aug. Is, 1910. Your
self and family are cordially invited to attend.
The fO3d Ohio.
The 44th Annual Reunion of the 1O3d Ohio
will be held Aug. 16 TO % on the grounds
owned by the lO;;d Ohio on the Lake Shore.
about II miles west Of Cleveland. Ohio and
FIVE miles east of Lorain. Ohio. 4 stop II
on the Lake Shore Electric Raiirosd. Don't
to occupy tents during Reunion. l.. T. Deni-
son, President, Cleveland, Ohio.
The 56,h Ohio.
The 26th Annual Reunion Of the seth Ohio
will be held at Portsmouth, Ohio, Sept %
Don't fail TO come If possible. Grab a root"
John ID. Jones, President, Portsmouth, Ohio.
The sd Ill.
The 43d Annual Reunion of the sd ILL.,
will be held at the City Hall. ElGin, H.,
Elgin, Ill.
Camp ut Osawatonic.
T. W. Anderson. Adjutant. Osawatomie
Post Kansas. says that "A great time viii be
held there Aug. IS. 20. sc. and 81 Several
Posts are going into four-days' camp RoOse-
Welt will be there Aug. 81. Aug. 80 will be
home coming and old settlers day.
The ed Mass.
The Summer Reunion of the 32d Mass,
Veteran Association will be held at Hotel
Nantasket. Nantasket Beach, Aug 13. Steam
ers leave Rowe's Wharf, Si4 Atlantic ave-
nue., Boston. 20 minutes after every hour.
William Ii. Thomas Secretary, bingham,
Mass.
The Engineer Corps
The 10th Annual Reunion of the Engineer
Brigade, Army of the Potomac. will be held
at Corning. y. Y. Aug. -. Headquarters
will be at the Dickinson House. The business
meeting will be held in the Courthouse at
IL a. m. Sam Il. Williams, Secretary.
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Hon. Luther Dame.

Interesting photographs have been
published of Hon. Luther Dame at the
age of SO years. He was commissioned
Capt. of Co. c, 11th Mass, Oct. IL,
1861. was the first Commander of Post
49, of Massachusetts, and belonged to
the Commandery of California in the
Loyal Legion. He was elected Repre-
sentative to the General Court of Mas
sachusetts in 1887 and twice reelected.
He then was elected a Senator for two
terms, and was elected Justice of Coro-
nado. Cal. Nov. s, 1898,
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REUNIONS.
The 5th Me. Battery.

The Beth Annual Reunion will be held at
Lewiston, Me-, Aug. 25. We are invited 10
come to Lewiston by the son of a former
Sergeant and Charles Smith, a Sergeant in
the battery. They extend a most cordial vel.
come to every cOmrade and his family to be
present. George A. Bowie, Secretary, Gardi-
ner, Me.
The nth Me.
The 11th Me. will meet in Bangor, Me-
Aug. 10, 1911.
Crocker's Iowa Brigade.
The Fifteenth Biennial Reunion of Crock
ers Iowa Brigade will be held at Washing
ton, Iowa. Sept. IA and -. All soldiers who
have at any time served in the Iowa Bri
gade," composed of the 11th, 18th, 18th and
10th Iowa. are by the constitution entitled tc
urged to attend. II. II. Rood, President, Mt
Vernon, Iowa.
The 18th n. Y. Cav.
The 18th N Y Cav. will hold its 23d
Reunion at Syracuse, NJ Y, Aug. 10 and IL
Comrades should turn out mounted. l..
Baldwin, CoraoDolis, Pa.
The 9th n. Y.H.A
The 9th n. Y. ii. A. will hold Its 21st
Reunion at Cold Spring, Putnam County, ~
y, Sept, s.. Isaac W. Parker, II. Il. ID. 2
Carmel, n. Y.
The 18th Conn.
The 10th Reunion of the 18th Conn. will
be held at Savin Rock, West Haven. Conn
Aug. IL, at the Wilcox Pier Restaurant
Elmer L. Ruggles, President, New Britain
Conn.
The 11Sth Ohio.
The Both Annual Reunion of the 11Sth
Ohio will be held in Lima, Ohio, Sept. 81 90
campfire "Wednesday evening. Report at 6l!
S. West street. Lima. ohio, the names OF
comrades whO have passed away since our
last meeting. Jesse =. Clum. Secretary and
Treasurer, Fort Recovery, Ohio.
The nth ILL.,
The Annual Reunion of the 11th Ill. will
be held on the second day of the Southern
Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Reunion. to be
held at Pnkneyvillc. ILL.,. Aug. TO- IL and 12
at i 80 p. III. Paul Miller, President.
The 18th Ill.
The 18th III. will hold its Annual Re.
union at Palatine, H., Sept. Z. A. X. Bald
win, Secretary, Palatine, III.
The 34th Ind.
The 22d Annual Reunion of Co. G. Morton
Rifles cath lnd.J will be held at the home
of Comradc A. II. Fisher. situated one and q
half miles southwest Of Mt. Etna. Hunting
ton County, Ind, on Aug 20, 1910. All are
invited
The 27th Annual Reunion of the Morton
of Marion, Ind, Sept. 8 and ., 1910. Gen
Shink Post, G. 4. X. and w H. c., will
serve both dinner and supper in the I. o.
o. F. Hall. {. Il. Porter, Secretary, IL. X. G.
Wabash, Ind.
The Tooth and 18th y. Y.
The Reunion of the Tooth and 10th n. Y
will be held at g. \. X. Hall, Virginia and
ElmwOod avenues, Buffalo. y. Y. Aug. l3, at
10 a. m. George NJ. Booth Chairman
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VETERANS IN THE CITY.

William wincher. 1st w. Va. Wheel
ing, w. Va. Comrade Wincher was on
a visit to his daughters and to see the
development of Washington.
L. S. Yocum, 179th Ohio GAINESVILLE,
o. Comrade Yocum has been in the
employ of the Brown Manufacturing
Co. for many years as it's head decora-
tor. He was in Washington for the
first time after a long absence, and was
astonished Mt the development of the
beauty of the city.
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The Annual Reunion of the Association
will be held at headquarters Aug. l6- Vet
Grams OF other organizations are cordially in
vted. Ed. l.. Foster, President, North Calais,
VI.
The 10Th Ind.
The notice of the Annual Reunion Of the
49th Ind which was given as Aug. /. should
be Thursday, Aug. IL. Jacob Snyder, Sec
retary, CanncltOD, Ind.
The 4th Mass.
The Path Annual Reunion of the 4th Mass.
will be held at Bass Point House (NahantI
Aug 49, Take steamer from Otis Wharf, 4OS
Atlantic avenue Boston tnear Rowe,s Wharf
Elevated Station: at II a. m Tickets 81.
]. Elmer Talbot, Secretary, Stoughton, Mass.
44th Ohio and sth Ohio Cav.
The Annual Reunion of the 44th Ohio and
Sth Ohio Cav. will be held at the Fair
Grounds at Greenville, Ohio, Aug. 4. John
Snouse, Secretary.
The 10th Ohio.
The 35th Annual Reunion of the 10th
Ohio will be held in Wadsworth, Medina
County, Ohio, Sept. 2s-29. Comrades return
ing from fhe National Encampment make
your arrangements to stop off and attend
this Reunion. Enos Pierson, Secretary
Treasurer, Wooster, Ohio.
The 23d Ohio.
Comrades families and friends are cordially
invited to attend the Annual Reunion of the
23d Ohio at Euclid Beach Park. Cleveland,
Ohio. Aug. 25. The Log Cabin has been Sc
cured for the occasion, where headquarters
will be established at 0 80 a. m. Roll call
at 10 a. m. Dinner at IL m. Business and
social meeting at 2 D. m. John s. Ellen,
President, Willoughby, Ohio.
The I'd Pa. Cav.
The Both Annual Reunion of the I'd Pa.
Cav Association will be held at the resi-
dcnce of Comrade o. II. Wilder, in Conneaut-
ville Aug. IL o. II. Wilder, President, Con-
neautville, Pa.
The 44th Ind.
The 31st Annual Reunion of the 44th Ind.
will be held Aug. 26 at Waterloo, Ind Col
j. W. Hersh, President Avila, Ind.
The Sth Ohio.
The 46th Annual Reunion of the Sth Ohio
will be held at Bellevue, Ohio, Sept 1916.
Headquarters viii be at the Bourdette. f..
T. Naylor, President, Tifin, Ohio.
The 42d Ohio.
The Saith Annual Reunion of Co. (Gar-
field's), AID Ohio will meet at the home of
Jason +. Kite. st. Paris, Ohio Aug. IS, and
cordial invitation is extended to all comrades
and friends. COnveyances will be at both de-
pots to meet those coming from distance.
Comrade Kite is Secretary of the Association
and N W. Cady President Accompanying
the invitation is personal note: I'VE would
he pleased 10 entertain the next Commander
in-Chief of the G. \. r., John McElroy.'
Sd Mass. II. A.
The Reunion of the Sd Mass. H. A. will
be held in New Bedford Mass. Aug IS.
William Rodman Post, 1, has offered its Post
The National tribune., 1910-08-04
First Killed in the Spanish War.

j. P. Cromer, Marshall, Okla, says
that he has heard that the first man
killed in the Spanish-American War
was the son of the first Confederate
officer killed in the civil war. Does
anyone know about thls2
The National tribune., 1910-08-04
Denartment Of Colorado and Wyoming

The Department of Colorado and
Wyoming will be located at the Amer
Jean Hotel in Atlantic City, corner of
New York avenue and the Boardwalk,
where the Department officers will be
glad to meet all of the friends of their
Department.
The National tribune., 1910-08-04

Mr.. III. TODIn Lower Bucksburn, Aberdeenshlre,
Scotland, writes: my sight Is getting better and
hope do without s:asses in about three monthls'
Robert Raker, Ocean Park Cal, writes: 81 should
have been blind had used AETNA Am 70 years
old"
"Actina'' will be sent on trial, postpaid. *
you will send your and address TO the
AETNA Appliance Co, Dept. GLIB. SIl Walnut St,
Kansas City. No.. you will receive, free, valu-
able book-Prof. Wilson's Treatise on Disease
book that will Instruct and interest you.
The National tribune., 1910-08-04

failing eyesIght, cata-
racts. granulated lids and
other Affections of the
eye by Actina-a safe and
humane method OF treat
ment. which has given
complete relief In many
cases after they had been
pronounced incurable.
The National tribune., 1910-08-04

Schaaber of Mclean Post, Reading
Pa. He served in the 93d Pa, the 42d
Pa. and the 19Gth Pa.
The comradc on the left is Comrade
Benjamin +. Smith, of Millersburg, Pa,
Fitzpatrick Post, who served in Co. G.
1st Battalion, L. S 1t is believed that
this is the most unique pair in the
Grand Army
The National tribune., 1910-08-04
Death of Col. VIM. c. I,auIston.

Editor National Tribune: In your no.
tice of the cath N. Y. Cav. there is Il
seeming reflection on the Colonel. Cap
tured as he was in battle at Poplar
Springs Church, the inference ought to
be drawn readily that he was prison
er. / know what the Adjutant-Gener-
ais Report of New York states as The
National Tribune has It; but that book
was issued very soon after the war, and
the lapse of time is excusable. "A half
truth is worse than a lie" we are told
and evilly disposed persons could make
much out Of missing" The truth is,
the Colonel. with others captured as
above. was taken to Danville, Va, where
the officers were placed in Prison No. 3
and the enlisted men in other tobacco
warehouses. On Dec. 16, 1865, under
the unhappy lead of Gen. Duffie, lst X.
/. Cav, an attempt was made to break
out. Several officers were killed, among
them Col. VIM. c. Raulston, who had
all along opposed the effort, calling it a
venture, and the sequel
proved the truth of his estimate. From
a window in Prison No. l ! saw the vol
ley fred into the officers quarters which
resulted in the death of the gallant
New York Colonel-Alfred S. Roe,
Past Commander, Department of Mas
sachusetts, G. A. r., Worcester, Mass.
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The nth VT.

The Annual Reunion of the Association
will be held at headquarters Aug. 1G. Vet
Grams OF other organizations are cordially in
vited. Ed l.. Foster, President, North Calais
The National tribune., 1910-08-04

The Long and Short OF II.
Comrade B. +. Smith. Millersburg
Pa, sends us striking photograph.
The comrade on the right is the tallest
ex-soldier known. Comrade Mahlon
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The 10Th Ind.

The notice of the Annual Reunion of u
10th Ind, which was given as Aug. |. shon
be Thursday, Aug. II. Jacob Snyder, Sc
retary, CanncltOn, Ind.
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EYESIGHT RESTORED
A Wonderful Discovery taat t.orrects Az
nfctiOns OF fhe Eye without
Cutting or Dragging

There is need OF cutting. druggIng or prob
ing in treating most forms of eye disease. Hun
dreds Of people report having been relieved OF
The National tribune., 1910-08-04
The Tooth and 10th ". Y.

The Reunion of the Tooth and 10th n. Y
will be held at G. \. X. Hall, Virginia and
ElmwOod avenues, Buffalo. y. Y. Aug. l3, at
10 a. m. George NJ. Booth, Chairman.
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The 1fh Mass.

The oath Annual Reunion Of the 4th Mas
will be held at Bass Point House tNahant
Aug. IS. Take steamer from Otis Wharf, ~
Atlantic avenue, Boston tnear Rowes Whal
Elevated Station). at IL a. IN Tickets. 5
l. Elmer Talbot Secretary, Stoughton, Mas
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The Engineer Corps.

The 10th Annual Reunion of the Engineer
Brigade, Army of the Potomac. will be held
at Corning. \. Y. Aug. -. Headquarters
will be- at the Dickinson House. The business
meeting will be held in the Courthouse at
IL a. m. Sam Il. Williams, Secretary.
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