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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13
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ite0s 1856. SONS @rap finocs poo
2pngoals Nirfesaaro beteanet peo
Sernfors OF Vlaoe meb Snoifriit.
Wonools Mmt reprpientereoes peo
Gsmuno ". Semslano, 6. $. Soa.
beef og 2. u. ges.
3. u. Spmslanb, {. pna Mosbe /
Sbbernes 1865, osoe paa Semslano
/ 3ueit 1871. San ligger begrauet
poa Sueit airfegaarb, men bans
@rap fal life mteo geitemtbeb paapi.
les.
Grief 8. Saabecf, isbt / gislebs
1851, osoe paa Saobecf / Salsaa
1915. San or begropet paa Wtan.
balls airfegoarb, men @rapen fan
life panpiies.
Sppert u. Geo, isbt / Seone 1857,
beo iamnpitebs 1888, Iigger begra.
bet poo Ssgne airfegaaro, 8rapen
ton ltfe pdQ0t1es.
~ariItiansionb reprrIentereOes poa
Hiasiorlomlingen al Hicoloi @erge-
luno o. 3. Is. Merd). %. beoe paa
Giospolo oa lager begropet lommes
iteoS. @rosierer Die Glaitien Merd),
isot 1774, oebe 1929 og liggcr be-
grouet pau ariltIansianos Strife
gaaro.
Neocnes Nntt bar repruicnteret al
Sernnerfseier SSacob 9lol, Soane-
prelt Sans Sofob 8regaarb og Gems
monb Tor Heierien Sillebolt. Raa-
bpgOeloget al SorenIfriper SbomaS
@rDn, @oarobrliger Gipino SorfilGz
lem 2nnoe % Sensmnnb Die &nuticn
Speoten. Nrenoal al GiitriftslGge
Ileronber Ghriitian Weller % Gispr
al Seruuerfseier @enrif G%aritenicn. 4
Ial, loot / Gpr5gruno 1873, 300
/ Solt 1914, ligger bearapet / Sami-
liens 8rapitco pao SOFT airfeguaro.
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/ Bergen 1886, ligger begrapet paa
Npfirfens a~irfegaoro / 9ergen.
2iHeholt, loot / Solt ITO, bpb
1922, liaaer begrapet paa Solt Sir
fegaarb a~ntnaelig | iamne 8rap ionl
Sennen 81. 2ilebolt, bpis @rao bar
Womument nleo Snoifriit.
9rpn, iebt paa apngSberg 1882,
opb 1927, blep bearauet paa SaruifS
gomle airfeaaaro. Yoa Srnuen itoar
Ell Stptte al @ranit.
2anoc, loot pna Noien | Iaroal,
S9teSoolen, 1859, 300 pua Sanoc
1888 og be9rouet paa Ioroal Strife
aooro, bpur bans 8rauIteo fan poos
piies.
3peitell, fsot paa Soeiten / Ealle
1853, opo og begropet lammelteoS
1887. Sans @rapiteb antuges at
ligge umoer airfer, Der iioen bans
Tpo er uopibet.
Msler, ipot / ariitiania 1862, opo
i Nrenoal 1917 og beerapet paa
N~reuools a~irfegaorb. !Sans @rou
pcolieebploes al ct Segat.
Garltenien, fp0t / 00bpoog 1903,
0gO / Spnoelco 1880, begrauet paa
Snore Spnoeleos airfegaaro. Ger
itaar MiiocSmerfe poa bans 8rap.
ri Salosoelens is Hepr9lentali-
ter er oltioa be 8 lteot til 0ptle
Serlonoeta Serb. nj bisie er Oct
finn 4 eler muoife ), bois Spilelteo
meo Siffcrbeo fon paauileS. &c 90
rieeS % ga ipecielt ManoalS hints
Reprpieltanters @rape er u%flenote.
Nicn BET er life urlmcllgt, at De
fon finoes. 90 man buroe laltalo
aiore ct Spripg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13

seq uiloe netop til iJien at peilbe
mig ON for at iortiGtte min 9sei, bo
Ieg bemerfeoe at en- al De bpnaeiroe
Slnngplnnter lloget borte ira oct
Steo bpor ieg itoo, beppseoe iis ion
ON Den bleu lat | 9epGgelie al @in-
Den. Wit 9lif fo'r / ngite 9ii til.
pelrs, men life loa meget ipm ct
Slao rsrte liz, Der par life Den
minoIte Suftning.
Sette por mig paafoloenoe oa lea
bellnttet mig oerfor til nGrntere at
~nnoer'egc S9nomenet. Sea l9neoe
NIT 8en9r moo ct Sre peo Siben
AZ mig, trof min Modete no al sic
Den og begpnote meo Den / Saanoen
at bane mig 0ei ben MOB Slpnq-
planten, iom itooig ipagt beppaeoe
zig, men neppe bapoe ieg taget noqen
foo Sfriot / &etuing al oer, ier Den
til min Sorbaiilelie ipin1eoe liqe
imoo mig. 6erlt oa opbagebe ieg til
min 6orfGroelie, at bpoo ieg bapoe
ontaaet for at urre en- Slpngplante,
par en- finmpenlpSlig 8ooconitrictor
eaer apuleiiange, ion meo blot op.
lpGrret ,8ab hnilg neo ira ell al De
tpffe 8rener pno ct MoboanitrG.
~llpilforlig uoItsote jeg ct frpate-
liz Sfrig, bsiebe mig til Sioen og
langebe oerpaa pilot no efter gpitet
meo min Modlete. Seq ioo BLOB
pible irem ira ct Saar, ieg bopoe bi-
brogt ben / Hprbeoen al Sopeoet;
men oesliugtet ipingeoe ben, nGiten
fsr ieg otter bar iitanb til at pige no,
iom roienbe MOB mig iJien.
Eaanp gjentog leg min ferlte
Sremgonqsmoobe, SrGlet life at ior-
alemme; tbi ieg. por / 9iebliffet fan
on9It, at ieg life funoe lobe min
Sci. Ienne Sang bopoe ieg imio-
Iertib mere @elO meo mig / 9rlaen
al Mad)eten oa gop llbpret N alpor-
lig Slenge lise oper oct enc Die.
Ntter traf Den JIG tilbage men finn
for meb fornpet Haieri at ipinge
imoo mig, og iaaleoes iortlattes
aonpen en- Stuilo, ibet set fun inf
febeS mig at tilfsie ben ~i,betpbeliJ
Sfobe, oa ben / ct al line Nngreb
enoelig iif Selo til at itsbe MOB min
penitre Sfiiloer meo llnoerfiapen.
Stpbet runlmeoe Mig meb Ell laa.
bon araft, at ieg Sopebfuls tilmle-
DC til Sor0en; men iont ct 9pn par
ieg after poa Neneile OF fornpet
&ompelt, ioet ieg iom Ell &anpitti5
UNDER u%opherlig Sfrigen itabi9 iteo-
te eller budget meO NIT Gaoben efter
ltbpret, ltoen at tpnfe paa Tlugt ell
Ter at lea bopoe nit @eppr liJe peo
SaanGen.
Eli Slut longeoe ieg / min Ies.
perntion o~uerfor ben ltbpggeliee
Sfabnina lonn Itaoig pebbleu at
ipinge henimob mig, ioa raienbe 10
meb MuGeten at jea enOelig ut
Selo iii at ranlIme apGleren meo
8aabenets ifarpeIte % ippreite Eurt
tuers oper SalIen, liae bog Soueoet.
Sllgget lfiltc nplten bette ira
&roppen meb oct HeIllltat, at Salen
lpSueoe iig ira 8renen oppe / SrTet
Of belle oct llbpre 2eaeme meo ct
oumpt &loif tumle0e neb paa ,Sorr
Dcrl, eiteriulgt ct Sefilno ienere al
ct MT Solo; men bette biorerte ira
mig lelu.
Sfiplpenoe, ltbmattet oa bebGffet
meo Speb, Iailf leg ON % blep balpt
bepioitles liagetoe, inbtil ct Ear al
mine Soft uroli5e oper nit SropGr,
ianbt mig % If mig OF min gnari-
Der, iom maalte 80 sSob | SGnaoen
oa "a CONNER / SmfanL bragt til
bage til Seiren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13
Opltanoen / Nicaragua.

Sfelge Ell forlehen til 6loobeoe-
partementet / @oibington inolsbei
9eretning ira aontreaomirnl Son.
tberlono or Gepolutionen / Hicuro.
qua / itprf Gilbogeaang.
Homirolen ropportereoc, at Germ
banen ira Sopcoltn0en til aulten MI
bciil0er liz iuloltunoil / DC omeri.
faulfc troopers Mngt, oo at Gpitan-
ocn life Irnaer or al i%pnoerlig itsrre
9etpouinq emo &c ponliae Central.
nmerifonite Neunllltioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13
SorifieHiet.

Sluucipurtens Gre. Sra Srioro,
Gnalon0, telegroiere$, at lof ell
oobbclt SInpetrogcbie Den an0ell
| 2abet al Ell llle inotraf |
5irS0oaS, ioct TO Meblenmer al
ocn cuQclife Nrmts SluueforpS,
9eitnonterne 9ettiugtou % @oth
fiS, begle bleu orGbt unoer 6lpp.
nina iprhi @oluercote. Wotoren
Iloq ii0 prallg, og DC idiot neo ira
en- NeiOe al 800 600, Se9ge por
it,ae WuIlo, ionl netop bouOe iaaet
line 6lpue,G ertifitater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13
,Staliencrnc bumbaroerer. Gn tes

learofif Giterretninq til SoHoon
menbclcr, at oeu itolienife 6loaoe /
Monoaga bombarOereoe Scalanuo'
"a. en- turtiif @p / NGrheocn al
Smprna | Sineoiien. : Staliell
er Der reiit Ell beitig N1itation Tor,
at ,~Stulien life ital alue De oftu'
pereoe t~prtiite Ger / 9GgGerbooet
tilbaae til Sprfiet, men behoIoe Dem
oa aiue Dem Ell bpi @rao al Selp.
iturc. elsie Ger bar nenlig ior oct
mcitc en- grpif 9eioIfning, lom M
ielu orbeioer al alle arpfter pao at
~fonnie upt ira oct tprtilte Stpre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13
30tc

lmitter l~i9eiaapel iom 8oben, Lao
Den glooe Zone flinge | Sieminet o.
ppre Den ferenoe life olene blonot
Nor % Barn , men / belle / 6ami.
fia,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13

Snsnpm or iciibar. Barriers @emebr
ltprter BEN Sraee, belbreoer SoriieIelie
% Nbeumntisme. sos ale Npoibeiere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13

Gaur De ifriper til 2perterenoe,
fua barr fua oenIig at mehoele, at
De iad oere5 advertisement "Ses
corobs9oiten". get iifrer Gem ben
bebftc gebunoline.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-13

ehmanfueu "Suscenneu- er mooiasen /
eoo Croen, oa ben CT oil oi fan enfe en-
ebmnnine at barre. Den aier aoot Nrbeioe
90 annr let.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-17

One, of the encouraging signs OF
the day is the interest that the voters
are taking in local politics. Both OF
the dominant party caucuses were
largely attended. There was con
test before the Republican caucus
which In a measure accounted for the
presence of such large number oil
voters. II was pretty generally un-
derstood ON Wednesday, however,
that there would be but one name
presented to the Democratic caucus
for the town representative nomina-
ton and yet the attendance was good
This interest is encouraging. When
all is said and done the people them
selves are to blame for the affections
of the body polite. Not through
their sins of omission but through
their sins of commission but through
and corruption prevail it is because
the people have been Indifferent or
too busy with their own affairs to
see that local, state and national gov
ernments are conducted in the right
wav
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-17
Too Fussyl

The man who wants. a 6euer man
for governor than Alien Fletcher;
Or for lieutenant governor than
Frank Howes
a better treasurer. than Ed Dea-
witt;
A better auditor than Horace Ora
ham;
A better attorney than Rufus
Brown:
Or a bettec secretary Of state than
Guy Bailey
Might just as well get along home
There Is no need for him 10 wait
for the man 10 be changed.
II won't come,
Hes too fussyi-St. Johnsbury-
Republican.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-17
AT THE STATE CAPITOL.
Preparing For Biennial Session
LEGISLATURE in October.


Montpelier Aug. 14.-Under Frank
r. Parsons. recently appointed ser
geant-at-arms, extensive improve
ments are being made about the
state House in preparation for the
coming session of the legislature.
The walk leading up Eastern Ave
is being relaid with cement instead
of concrete and the grade is being
raised so il will be less difficult TO
climb and in wet weather the water
will not remain in depressions in the
walk.
The entire exterior of the building
has been washed with a cleaning
compound which takes off weather
stains and the walls look as bright
AS il newly painted. The statue oil
Ethan Allen on the portico has also
been treated in the same manner
and with satisfactory results.
The heroic bust of Lincoln, which
recently arrived, has not yet been
unpacked. 1t is to be placed on a
pedestal in the corridor leading to
the cloak room and a cluster oil
lights will be placed above TO show
il off 10 good advantage
The interior OF the entire building
has been renovated. painting touched
up. carpets taken up and cleaned OF
new ones laid and all the furniture
and fittings given a final polish.
An Improvement now under con
temptation is to make a checking
room i'm a part of the cloak room
By doing this the remainder of the
room can be used TO better advan
tage. and the hats, coats. umbrellas
etc. of the members will be LOCKED
nm. and under charge of an officer o
the state. II will be of special con
yenience to visitors, who now have
no Mace to leave their outer cloth
ing and must impose upon the gooC
nature of some state officer and en-
cumber his office. which in mos
cases as now occupied as a cloal
room.
The refurnishing Of the governor
room is also under consideration.
Whenever any move is made 70
ward improving accommodations II
the states capitol the imperative nee
of more room is made impressivel,
apparent. Every room on the lowe
floor is now occupied, either by stat
officers OF public collections. III
bird room and the geological roou
iare now so crowded that nothing ca
be added to the collection. and Oh
small appropriation made for the us
of the state geologist cannot be use
because there is no room for STORM
ANYTHING he may purchase. IN fac
there is scant room for what he a
ready has on hand. These could b
shown to much better advantag
with more space.
The addition made on the Wester
sidesome years ago FOR the suprem
court and state library is already II
u sufficient. The library is CROWN
rapidly. and while it has not abs6
lutelv reached the limit Of accOmmC
dations it cannot properly care 70
an its acquisitions. Such litt
vault rooms as there is in the base
ment is overcrowded and the dom
is stuffed full Of valuable msterial {
which no one is allowed access. Thi
storage Of papers in the dome Is
source Of danger. but there is no Otf
er place for them.
When the legislature meets IN
members win find that there Is no
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-17

a room which is available for the
use of committees, in the way that
committee rooms ought to be avail
able. They will be, as they have
been in the past, obliged 10 use the
supreme court room. the lawyers and
Judges room, the office of the attor-
ney general or the adjutant general
or the public service commission.
when the rightful owners of those
quarters are not using them or they
can meet in the Senate chamber or
a corner of representatives hall.
This il not conducive to prompt
or efficient work Bills and papers
and documents relating to them are
In the hands of committee chairmen,
and any other member desiring To
consult them must hunt up the chair
man to get a look. II the Important
committees had a permanent room.
where all papers relating to masters
before them could be kept properly
on file, they would then be acoessi-
Bile TO any member at any time there
would be better opportunity for
studying them and correct conclur
sions could be more promptly
reached.
There are sometimes 80 COMMITTEES
meetings in a day and il is a difficusi
matter for the sergeant-at-arms TO
| find places for them.
Two plans have been proposei for
securing additional room. The one
most favored is the addition of a
wing at each end. with a front re
sembling the main front of the cap
! itol. This Is known as the Randau
plan. and was originated by j. ]. r.
Randall of Rutland. In the opinion
Of those who have seen it these ad
ditons would add to the architectur
4 al appearance of the building. and
would provide the additional room
that is required, while keeping al
the state Offices under one roof.
The other plan looks TO the elec
ton of a building on the lawn be
tween the state house and the Pavil
ion. to accommodate the Supreme
court and state library. This woul'
break up the magnificent park effec
and would prove in use an inconvet
fence in many ways. Few state
have so splendid an approach to "a
capitol and TO many II would ~
! matter for serious regret II thi
should suffer through any mnstake
ideas of Improvement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-17

place designed to control disputes in
public utilities, mines; etc. 1t is dis
putes in these industries which chief
iy menace the public veal and may
bring inconvenience, disaster and
distress if long continued, not only
or perhaps not even mainly on those
directly concerned in the struggle,
but on the whole communities. In
fiuences that tend to prevent sane
compromise between capital and la
Dor find it difficult to survive the
period of calm analysis and public
discussion now intervening in Cana
da between the inception of the dis
pute and the settlement or strike, as
the case may be. The old method
was strike first and talk afterward
The new method is reason first and
strike afterward-if you must.
The history of the act brought up
to date by Mr.. F. A. Acland, Dep
uty Minister of Labor, shows that
since its taking effect there have
been fifty-ive disputes referred un-
der its provisions. Thirty occurred
inthe fiscal year 19O7-19OS and TWEEN
ty-five in the fiscal year ending
19OS-19O9. In each case it was de-
cleared under oath that a strike or
lockout in some mine or public util-
ity would occur unless a settlement
was effected. Forty-nine different
boards of Cancellation were appointed
and in the remaining six cases set
Elements were effected either during
he formation of the board or during
the discussion arising out of the ap-
plication. In only two cases did the
threatened strike or lockout occur af-
ter the board had made It's investi-
cation and report-Burlington News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-17
4 $100 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will n.
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure in all its stages, and that ia
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment,, Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by.
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case that II fails to cure. Send
fore list OF testimonials
Address r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-17
THE EVENING BANNER
FRANK e. HOWE. Editor and Pub
BENNINGTON, VT, AUG. II. 1912

Those who attended the Progress
sive rally at Putnam house square
Friday evening must have been i'm
pressed with the wonderful person
ality of Judge Benjamin Lindsey oil
Denver. After listening to his adj
dress one can easily realize how the
magistrate of tbs, boys court in Col
orado's leading, city has become a
national figure Enthusiasm of such
a nature is. bound to accomplish re
suits.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-17
1HE SAVE STEADY INCOME

each quarter. each six months. 81
each year. as long as you live Tais
Is the service our Annuities dive
Nothing finer than a mixed income
10 assure a care free old age SeHd
for rates. National Life ms. Co Of
Vt (Mutuan. Earle s. TSiusIey.
Agent Mea Building. Rutland. Vt-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-17
START YOUR SON ON AN

Endowment now, help him carry it
until he is able The proceeds wa
bring relief from anxiety for aim.
and be of practical benefit in many
ways. National Life ms Co, OF Vt.
(MutuaD. Earle S. KinsIey. Agent
Mead Building, Rutland, VI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-17
Shoe Repairing

People In Bennington and vicinity
know that /. the widow Of the late
G. Himovitz OF IO4 Gage street. keep
the store for repairing shoes and try
TO make a living Tor my children, TO
avoid charity. I ask all mothers and
fathers to sympsthize with me and
to give me work. I have a very good
workman. as shoemaker, Of New
York. Who is ready to give all kinds
Of the best work in shoe repairing.
and the best goods will be furnished.
A free shine will be given with
ever pair OF shoes repaired. The
work is done by hand. not bY mach
inery. 50 you shouldn't be afraid that
II will tear Ike that done BY mschin-
~.
Mrs. Y. Himovitz
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-17
The Ten Dollar Trustee
Process Plank

The included plank
dollars
the
plank the wittoutit
While this stated that the Re-
publican
Republican
will Dollar
OF
EARNESTLY RECOMMEND PASSAGE
AN ACT EXEMpTTNG THAN TEN
TRUSTEE PRO
SUBSTITUTION
REMEDY
INJUSTICE LABOR ING MAN"
nwithh Ten
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REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
Burli Aug
Arizona republican., 1912-12-05
Boston Cooper Market,

CThe following report of the Bos- ton copper market is furnished ex- clusively to The Republican by Logan and Bryan, brokers, Bradbury build Ing, Los Angeles, California;.
 StOck- Rid Asked
Arizona republican., 1912-12-05
AN ELECTROCU1|ON
 SEEMED PROBABLE
Collision of Mammoth Water Tank
 With Trolley Wires.

People stood about the corner of Washington street and First avenue yesterday afternoon expecting to wit ness an electrocution, for very dang erous performance was enacted there. A 10000 gallon water tank on wa gon was brought to the crossing from the south. The top of the tank which was about two inches above the trol- ley wires of the street car line struck one of the wires and it was bent in- ward dangerously. The wagon was stopped before the wire gave way and by means of a long pitchfork the wire was pushed up above the top of the tank
 The wagon was then mover forward until the top of the tank struck the second wire the first one rasping across the top. By the same means the sec Ond wire was elevated and is was all lowed to drag across the top of the tank An uneven place would have caught it and the live wires would have been writhing on the ground In the vicinity of the crowds on the pave ments nearby.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-05
ARE
 OvERCROWDED
Board Asks That Citizens and Parents of Pupils Gather This Evening to Discuss Problem of More Accommodations.

As announced in the Republican yesterday morning what is probably the most important meeting the school board of Phoenix has held in many months is scheduled for this evening at the Central building. At this time parents of pupils attending the public schools, taxpayers and citizens gener- ally will be asked to confer with the board relative to a remedy for the con- geStion which is in evidence in many of the school buildings and which threatens shortly to become the most serious problem with which the board will have to do.
 As pointed out in yesterdays an nouncement of the proposed meeting there would be adequate room for the present enrolment if the centers of pupil population were more evenly dis tributed but in order to secure an even distribution of pupils in accordance with the separate capacity of each building, would be to require many pu pills attending the lower grades to traV- el long distances from their home to reach a school building having the room to properly accommodate them.
 Nor is the present situation the only problem staring the board in the face. There is the future to be taken into consideration. It is assumed that there will be an approximate increase in at tendance next year of at least twenty per cent over that of this year. In that event there would be far from suf- ficient school room.
 It is to determine just what should be done in the premises, that the school board is appealing to every interested citizen to be in attendance at this ev- ening's meeting. There will be open and free discussion with the hope that definite plans may be laid for coping with the difficulty The meeting will begin at 30 o'clock sharp and in the Central building, which is easy of ac- cess from all parts of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-05
POST AND CORPS
 ELECT OFFICERS
Two Grand Army Bodies Hold An
 nual Meeting.

Officers were elected and consd- erable other business transacted al meetings of J w. owen Post, No. ,. G. A. R, and the Women's Relief Corps The veterans selected to hold the offices of the post for the en- suing year were William NJ Grear, commander: Johua E. Price of Tenn pc. senior commander: M. J. Galpin, junior vice-commander; R. H Greene, quartermaster; Andrew Downing. chaplain; w. T. Smith, of ficer of the day; Samuel Armstrong, officer of the guard
 Resolutions Of respect, and condo icnce were adopted on the death of Comrade Colonel James H Creigh- ten. Comrade E. A Boies of Missouri Valley, Iowa, visited the post and expressed himself as pleased with his reception A letter from Mrs Helen D. LOngstreet. widow of General Longstreet, of Confederate fame; stating she had conducted thr post office at Gainesville. Ga, for the past eight years, under the republ:- can administration. and her term Of office was just expiring. She re- quested petitions from the G. A R. rosts of the north, to request her reappointment at the hands of Pre- sident Taft. The post sent a night telegram to that effect, showing the true spirit of Yankee chivalry. After the business session a smoker Was held Installation of the newly elect ed officers will occur early in Jan uary.
 The Relief Corps. at it's meeting elected officers for the ensuing year as follows:
 President, Anna MOnihOn: senior vice-pre sident, Emma Keinkade; jun
 for president. Sarah A. Galpin; treasurer, Ada Irwin; Conductor Theresa Zeigler; guard. Sarah F Symonds: secretary, Josie Monihon. The other offices will be filled b2 appointment later.