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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

The Mercedes club members were
entertained at the huane OF Mrs. J. X.
Gentry this week. The ladies finish.
ed tho reading OF St0ddsrd's lecture
on Norway and several short papers
we're read. The guests for the after
noon were Miss Candlce Philbrick aud
Miss Ada Phiibrlck.
Wednesday evening the "3O" club
enjoyed a pleasant evening at Odd
FcllOwa' temple Those dnacInK were
Misses jean Hubba. walking. sue Dob.
son, Lucille Seeker, Lula BACON. In
liam Heuseidsu. Eleanor vsuKhey.
LOrene AsAeIin. TtoaonbeFa, BerploO
Hcsselden. Carol shiplsy. kayananeh,
Katherine Chaves. MessEa Bush,
OIsquc, sturges, Fred White. Will
White. Tierney. Junior O'Rlslly, Leo
Murphy, Roy 6lrorhe, Hay ssr0ne. De-
car Butcher. Charlie Loinhke. WIN
McMlilin, Chaa Elnn, Carlyle. Corr
lelle and Robert sowsg. NJ. and Mrs.
Gosch.
The Cascade ciu0 has postponed ~
meeting from Monday evening TO
Thursday evening OF next week. Miss
Frances Cross Of Deavef. who 10 ter
rltorjal secretary Of the Y. w c. A..
will be- here and give the 'gigis a talk
on Cascade. The musical prOsrhm
| viii be. Il
1 Duet ....,s. ss.s.srs 'F4sss 'sssfsss
Miss Kathryn GFlnsner, Miss y
l. Francis Stromo 80
Selection. n. W. q. A. MaadoIln Trio
/ plaza aoIo Ma pearl yYolking
Reading. ,.ss.l.s. Mise M0kendFlek
Dr. walter o. Hooe was host 70 the
| Ten DonG Monday evening at his home
on West Copper avenue. The D0np
met at slx.thlFty and were served =
sumptuous dinner. after which Prof,
Hodgin gave q tk.A on italy. hcnlp
and VenIee. A dgacusHion OF the an-
cient places followed, but II wehnit
long before modern politics driftca IN
10 dIScusBlOn and then Il came doWn
| 10 politics pure ana simple" Dr.
SLIDER was tIpe guest o. the evening'
Il - NE9ttt
Next "Wednesday evening the ANA
teur piano dab NlIl meet 80 the noiNe
Of afrH. Mabel Stevens Himoe. beeft
Ihovon WIN ~ ne oomposer e % ~
ousred nl.d 8 program % his coinpeal .
ttons viii 81 aiy6u - folioWe:
PAPER sod 81 IEagdels Mo-
Art ana n6tthpvtn. a. IA.
1890. \. :. Miss oFacs 0slmltFs
II d o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09


ChTlEtiaf Science services are held
IN the WOmRn's Club building. ut tho
corner Ut seventh street and Cola
avenue, every Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. subject Tor this week adam
and Fallen MAN. wednesday even
ing services are AZ q o'clock. The
public In cordially lnVilAa 70 httsnd
these services. sunday school "a ~
o'clock. INA ~
immaculate COnocptlon c1asd1
Dodality Mass, 1905 Chllds
neaE $50; High mass and 9efQ6H
1900; veHpeTs, Instruction and ttA|
Qlrli0n, 7sa0. Mass every day a 4.1A
t4al.t W.. ~ s- yti
ComaEal Avenue Methodist EplaCbs
Dhnrcll, South.
cehlsal and Arno. samuel u. AMI
epno f9hool al s,A5 a. m.. q.
~ fnfrl ntslptendent, Preaching
eergIcn9 - ~ q ln, and 7;SO y, M
qondurte1 Nv we Dabtor. Subject foF
it fHF
lceptluese Rass tc Column 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

Mrs Il. A. Rlstisr. 1891 West Fruit
Avenue. gave an informal auction
bridge party al her homo Monday at
ternoon. Those playing werc' Mes
DANES Jacob Yrisnrfl, stateson Mary
Higgins, e. L. Bradford. 4. +. Nor
rlsette, D. n. Briggs, olll and g. A.
Klstler.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

Mrs. sol Weller u arFanging for q
slumber party 70 b. given foF her
daughter on she afth u this month
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

r. -
To all persons holding liens by judg.
ment or otherwise, on the real es.
tate. or any part thereof. Of An.
tonla Balldarssara:
In pursuance Of a decree OF the In.
'ermcdlate Court of Marion county,
West Virginia, made in cause there.
in pending OF P. Pastene & Com,
nany, plaintiff. against Antonio Ball.
darasara and others, defendants, to
subject the real estate OF said Anton.
"a Balldarssara to the satisfaction Of
the liens thereon, you are hereby. re.
qlired 70. present all clalmE held by
you and each OF you against the said
Antonio Balldarssara which are liens
against her real estate or any part OF
1t, for adjudication, to me, at my Office
in the Court House in the city OF
Fairmont, in Marion county,. West
Virginia. on or before the 10th day
u sentewber. 1912.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF August, 1912.
HARRY SHAW,
Commissioner in Chancery OF the In.
termedlate Court of Marion County.
West virginia.
NEELY & LIVELY.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

-
Mrs. Susan johnson has been con.
fned2tot her room for week from the
effects Of, a spider bite on her foot
Thomas Joiliffe has put a fish lad.
Ger on his mill dam In White Day
creek. John Holland did the work
Ollie and Ross Neon are building
the Foundation for Lem watson's new
house. 80. ,-t.aT g q! .
Mrs. Mamie and II Miss Carol'ne
Barns. Of Fairmonti spentia week in
smithtowna the guests OF Miss Rose
Watson. ag So ;.i1ili ski q
Newton Steele, George Watson and
wife all OF Morgahtown, were in
SIhtthtown this week az, 'r't'14.
I'VE regret to say Mrs. Anna Stanley
issSery Ill. she has been sick for
quite 4 while. IS + ere ~ 'f'f',:
The ground will soon be broken for
the new Methodist church in Smith;
town. The people have donated funds
for the building literally for which
we are very thsakfureto all. Their
names 1ilrbe ppt IN a. Tin box and put
In the corner stone when built.
The ffarmers aret very near done
their harvest. 1t has been too wet
to- cure hay land that caused them TO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20


Many cont 81 lhiA 1nici 10 be written
- rfInitd ~ ms al me = Or liI'I iIlII
ne 'Anifc lll Cleflt shall fafthNith
t4t one o. aiiiu l.otIl III IA lllutIir
illler " ~ otiice AMI one at,5tha ftoiit
+ .0or' 81 the Court llcust 90 thhl t.bdhlS,
Md The qihef.l of sald sep2ies, tue Aad
? Jerk shall dclixef 70 Tie Shcfiff on THIS
onuty. and iitr gaid {ihtfifGi "a soon as
aid copies arc delivered 70 him. sliaIl
stthwith nq,'i one Of kli1 Glnica In 4
onAplcuO1s place NJ caeh VoliuR place
. said fMlEisterhl sDiatr3ct. ind the
hurt hereby directs that COPY 81 this
rider. signed by rs Clerk. shall be pub
shed IN The foilowlCs iirwepapers, for
he period Aforesaid. namely: ..The
FIiiTmoiH West HifHinianf and -i'ffe
Sairmont Times" newspapers published
a sahl Maghsterial District o. F1irmont
n said Marion Count -
II Is further orlered that tho Clerk OF
his cGttt 90 forthwith prepare poll
rocks. BALLOTS. etc. ny may bei'nece,sary
or the lpurpOsc oL tiilsinE and rertlfviiiS
lid special election. same to be dellv-
rcd By him 70 said Commissioners Of
il Is iiii4her ordered TINT In the event
4 the electorate OF said District. AZ said
lection. authorizing the issuing n said
pnds, that tho president OF this Court
. and IL Hereby authorized md directed
o execute the bonds OF sid District
nd to slgn the same AZ President OF
lie Cnnrtt md the. Clerk Of this Court
4 hereby alihoriEed and DIRECTED 20
couritcfslgn said bonds and attach the
seal Of tiils Court therct0 which said
snds shtllJba BY the President OF this
'onrt lifliTcrrd tota commltteo TO be Sc
cited by tlIE Court. said uonnitiec 10
-,e Composed OF three men. who shall be
io.Fru fr1u the cltIZcns Of said Fair
ont District; said Committee to dlspos.
II said bonds for and on behalf OF said
District and this. Court. and lt'is further
ordered that the persons 80 selected us
aid Committee arc TO act without COM
ensatlOn for thGir scryicts rendered "
londs shall bSFdIsposcd- o. inssuch man
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20
cATARRH cANNoT nr cuREp5

y - SSF1A~e
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a,
they cannot reach the sea seat Of the he, ais s
ease, catarrh Is a blood or constitu
tlonal disease, and in order to cure cure &
You must take internal remedies
Halls 'catarrh Cure is taken Int.
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces, Halls Co
taTrh Cure IS not q quack medicine.
u Sas prescribed By one Of the best
physicians In this country for years
and is q regular prescription. II Is
composed OF the best tonlcs known
combined with the best blood puriii
ers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaced The perfect combination Of
the two Ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca.
.tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
FL, CHENEY q CO.. Props.
Toledo. Ohio:
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family. Pills for consti.
patton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20


rer ~ shan ~ b. laid e0mmiiiee Dr.
teftnInt.i % 81 nie.t itl,lutnHc1llI !.
said District but u no event ~ ilH
Cnninittee % Dispose Of - noll'f Vt
= sum less than tnslr = .l,,e s.'ps 49,
hdniS DC The scVcrgl demo iiiiii onst ut
otia ilttndred Dolitrs Five lunctel
Dollars md One rhplt va Dollar
i,Sceatc -Four lIundfrii ThOdasnd Dollars
.iytS0 700 uOy, pnvabie 70 bearer tlt w
OfIec OF this Court Thirty ave ~
ycans after date. but enudlnorea tn ny
lion q ~.lid District or At the 90 iop .ot
this Court al any time after Il penty ~
years from the time they Nrg .tsinett.t =
said bonds TO dInM Internal ,,,,, ~ nnsSnbs
ANNUALLY III SAID once. and sta.d lntNr1.S
10 be evidenced by coupons TO Dc attaen
cd to raIdf bonds ,s,s IS. 4. II
n IL further ordered Ivy the Court th,t,
In The event OF said bonds being dlspos
Cd OF as niorcsald. the prUcceds theseet
shall1be by the ptlfc ~, VI Ihi3
'rd5iu. The iiandsi OF the sheriff NJ
County. and Il u Iurthorl olsies 81 ateft
Inc said Sheriff for receiving ana luies
LnrsinI said proceeds shah receive 10
N GripS he ssia sheriff shall deposit sa "
proceeds II such San rsId q court S 70 TO do
and The said ,bnhk or banks 70 Pc ~, ~
itu H 10 give se6urity therptor rs tti Us
court 20 orders. = s.
state or Wet virginia.
Marion County Court Clerk :. s9 SrDSSntsy
rs,,Si ~ Marion County. west YirElnla,
hereby certify that The above " = ! lr I,.l,
and correct copy OF IN orief cnteEeeu AZ W
the County Court OF said County
18th day Of August, 1919. ..ts H.
Givcn under my hand and the sea- "
said Court. nj the City Of Fairmont. IN
|i5th tiay5of August; lal3; ,,,,,t /, ne 4; 4
Clerk OF Marion County Court
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

R A. rrc2inet "a. 81 q 1,riehsri
Nod flrliIIl5
~ ffeCifltf No. :. s-f..i ~ tiSes ft5tf-
~ EilinIIi. -
& 81 PYrcinet Not III. G.. Fetfy. GSa.
.,iif ny 4 ottifv Cotirt f,irthrr 5kerrf,l
lnfdihtH INC i fl,ilopinF i{erisfrsfa II
MIN tion IN, ,s,fs.s,ss a., mi
fibeciai T1ectiot. In the : fnant,,,s.l mn
.rrm Ils i,rescTibed 'by inv within ali
aEisietiai fIlsisilt az isaIr,noi,t " ~ s,sss
4 Z: III = -, -
IS 4, ~,
y s, nIeeinet no. l.-7yobn q. Wyatt, n
81, pssnI,;., -, :. pa,,,,.., ,,,,.,,., -.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20
!. llfD!SGR4
l1EDIEAZI TONS

II ls - y - u. ~. y ri % : u.
An energehe student q mundane e,
and humane atiairs has figured Out Out
mat the American people baked ana
consumed nearly nine piilion pies las
yeeTs Fpps anotaeF sfet Chunk Oh
valuable knoTleage u 9aaeq 10 IN
WORLDS wealth q learning.
Eila Wnee eii n wilcox say
me world Is growing better. we trust
mat her opinion Is founded on facts
and mat she mas more than a we
pan .reasonl 'tipr Her opinion- y
As far as wo are aware none OF the
polltleali parties placed a plank IL
their platforms against the arm!
warns, Such negligence is 10 b.
deeply deplored and loudly condemn
ed The failure also to lampoon tht
striped beetle andSthe English spar
row 10 q matter that5meuy voters will
take Into consideration The shallow.
statesmen who5think the voters are
not thinking should change the cur.
rent of their thoughts and thereb,
reap their reward. sssi
The German emperor is going into
The ostrich raising business. accord
ing to 4 cablekraiffht He has orr con.
sent Also our sympathy, ..'7aSSt ~
win some ono sui Rest agrsmedy for
the high cost of syacatIonsf The Tar.
Ia may have something 10 do with II
hut the chances. arc II "A INIT aItogeth
or nj, fault,u,e $F, is,S'e ~ ~
i ,soor tho ,.IIo, ,o,,Lar, ,,,.,,,
anna rro,, $500 ~, a. -, 49,,
nbi,osonhv .u,,.,.s ,S.xa ss,,., 80
l,ck,n, 10 three ho,,rsf ,;nr
r,,os o,v ~. ,,no.. ~, -
belongs ~ ,hssa d., No., ~, ~
avo- a, ,orc. -
u no',"sg'oAe sdia MANY 'nths'
a an pouunne over anu we aeeip
~ .'"s oiie VI ' lieg eenius
i.nou' 'ne improvement NY Fls at ieast o.
HPe.,yHIe 10 VIVA. eom me- = were once HlS
.nousn' 70 oe' d oiazlng meteor irres
una, aiar IN MS course ana dangerous IN
- >. approach l'',s, o. no use 10 ts any sys
zen anu aoie 70 destroy any. Mere.
huns VI eafln ii 'hey nave experience
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

The Minister of Industries and Agri.
culture iii South Australia has an.
nslnced that arrangements have'been
completed for the establishment OF a
ttslning farm for boys who wish to
20 on the farm, but who have not the
means 10 ct THEMSELVES for this work.
This farm is to be located at Boobor-
owic, te Aiigi A. X IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

Meet aull klilrla u MIA Street ~
hrute llIll l|iILi1 ~ lfttn Street 81
d. Court finutc & distance o : miles
~ eart tttnto ard BlfyiIr,ts S Stree
btginninf ~ thc bri dgc ossing The MOI
.lif.Ijsl4 fsii5sf at sigjpnef 3 Tavern 4
De city Of = lfrnoat. and running
s rs s. e2 Ss9 ss & Sa sas ss M,
treet. tlIrncQ heEi II ming, with the inter-
"rIIan OF Absms of Main Street ano
Carney Street. thence down Barney
yilTcei tdfIh iniersecllcu OF bdfnc.
Street aud jackson Street In the CT,
81 EaIrnioIt. q dIHInnct. Of about = mile
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

THE Philippine government has
made three or four small purchases
otSrice. anticipating a shortage lntthe
staple. which might result in rice
corner i the government should not
dlstribute rice at fair, prices. lt
= sftfE- f'.sg4Ig y = 4-tiia ,tls . ID ~ 70
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20
Here from lnolana.

M. Net Nuzdm and daughter. Of
iEllwood. Ind. are guests Of the for:
pefs brother. Mr. Furman Nuz,im, Of
nlamohd street. on Sunday their
sgea father and neither Of Roo,as,
nile were guests a, the Npuzum home ne!
slso. (, I..i,.. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

Seven electric motor trucks. to cost
sl7.50o. will be purchased for the Blu.
reau OF Posts, to aid in the collection
and distribution Of malls In Manila. An
allotment OF funds has also been made
TO. provide. a, charging plant for tho
trucks. .7 =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

Wdc. IVis

Z There WIN be ! husifhs1 meeting Cd
me woman's Christian Temperance
Union at the Diamond Street N. e,
church onfFflday afternoon. All are
rtEed o be present. . .III.. /
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

shakespeare's birthplace. at STRAIT
ford;on-Avon, was visited by 10000
people last year. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

In connection with the, campaign
against lead.poisoning of the Euro
Ipean Continent, the committee of tho
Industrial Association of Lower Aus.
itrlh has offered a gold medal for the
best method Of preparing lcadless
and photographic colors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

By placing n cake of yeast in cup
of salt 1t will keep fresh a long time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

Entertainments In London arc at.
tended by 100000 persons every Sun
day. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

!, Miss DInningham-,Mamma do you
think papa knows Harold is going to
call for me in his aeroplane?
Z, Mhmma-Oh. think so, dear. Hes
been hanging around the skyllsht with
a club all afternoon chicagoAN
s9,s,, < Is s,.sgy,, - Z ~ q $50 a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20
S1.12 Actual Expense Items,
THE So ILLUSTRATED
BIBLE

is exactly the same as. the S.
book, except in the style Of
binding, which is in silkclothi
contains all, of the illustrations
and maps. Six consecutive
free certificates and the
Bic Amount Expense Items
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20
MUCH IN rIrrLE.

Bridges were first built with an
arch by the Romans. :" !
Homeless persons in London on one
night exceed 1900 In number.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20

J, matters not how many Bibles
you may now have, you will also
need this ILLUSTRATED BIBLE,
which iIIumlnatea-i. e. throws
llsh. uponr-shc particular text
selected for illustration, and is be.
You'd doubt the most beautiful edi.
tIonyof thetB'ble ever published.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20
:ssnIrHTown .AE y VICINITY.

.5ae -.l.Ls,.a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-20
ALSO AN EDITION FOR
CATHOLICS. 4

Through an exclusive ar.
rangement we have been most
fortunate in securing the Cath
ole Bible, Douay Version, en-.
dorsed by Cardinal Gibbons
and Archbishop (now Cardin.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-10-06

ball park and slips quietly into the ho-
tel an hour later is one so marked that
even familiarity fails to dun the spec
tacle. The average fan VINO sees the
players only in action fails to grasp
the atmosphere that surrounds them at
other times With them baseball is a
business. When the game is completed
they want no more of baseball until the
morrow The banker, lawyer and ba-
ker refrain from talking shop" TWEEN
ty-four hours a day. And, after all
the ball player is of the same general
type.
1t does not follow, however, that he
is without eccentricities. The ball
player is from a sturdy mold and be
gets opinions and queer habits early in
life. He realizes that he is both a pub
lie character and a popular favorite,
and demands treatment in keeping
with his position. When he travels
the best is none to good for him, ana
woe betide the economical manager
who tries to book a star for an upper
berth or at a second rate hotel. IN
fringements upon the ethics and pro
cedure or the Amalgamated Order of
Baseball are sure to bring forth quick
and sharp comment wherein opinion is
ridden with a free rein.-Edward Bay
ard Moss in Harper's Weekly.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-10-06

be from Phoenix had the time of his
life, for several hours, in meeting this
old comrade who had served in the
goth Wisconsin, and both had fought
in one of the severest engagements
of the Civil War, at Prairie Grove,
Arkansas, in which 1900 federals
were engaged against $4,000 con-
federates.
Murray said, and Mr.. Greer will
corroborate the statement, that it
certainly was a sanguinary conflict.
Murrays company went into the fight
with about seventy men and came
out of it with fourteen men, and he
himself came out with his rifle, of
which nothing remained but the bar
rel, the butt and bayonet having been
left on the field. They had captured
a battery, also the Seventh Alabama
regiment, which regiment was after
ward recaptured twice during the
war
We do not wish to make these
"reminiscences too long, but will say
in closing that J. w. owen Post No.
5, Of the Department Of Arizona
meets in the K of P Hall twice
month, on the first and third We'd
nesdays, and all old G. A. r. men
are admonished to attend, and cor
dial invitation is extended to all
transient or visiting comrades, and
an earnest request to those veterans
who have not yet affiliated with us,
to come in and join our post. We
are sure they will not regret it. At
our next meeting we will have a
campfire and toasts. The Women's
Relief Corp of Phoenix, part of
the great organization, are of great
assistance in helping to keep our or
ganization in existence by their
many charitable works. They also
meet in the same hall, at the same
hour of the day, at 2:3O p. m. A
part of our duty is to be loyal 10
care for the sick and distressed, ana
to bury the dead; also to demand
the establishment of soldiers ana
sailors homes. for the care of the SICK
and invalids of our fast depicting
ranks. We have been the means OF
having various organizations 1nsti-
tuted to keep this spirit OF loyalty
by the organization of the Sons ana
Daughters of Veterans to help COM
memOrate our memories when we
have answered the last roll call,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-10-06

mpsher-pl2ase notice the delicate
hint conveyed in the fuddled last syl-
liable of the baron's name.
one is not surprised that Frank
Berry married Angelica Catacomb-
whichever name was first conceived
made the other inevitable; but it is
rather well done to cali Angelica's
father. Sir George Catacomb. apothe
cary TO his late majesty George III.
You see he very naturally buried his
royal patient This way Of carrying
on pun to a quite unlocked for ana
hilarious finish is distinctly Thacker
ayan. Bob Cullender. for instance, is
unobtrusive; his country place, Sieve
~ Hall, is amusing; and the further
information that he ran through sew
en- thousand a year before he was 80
years old" sends me, for one, into
shrieks Of laughter-Mancheste Guar
dian.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-10-06

campments; one Of which has just
passed into history, at Los Angeles,
September 9 to a. The "oId boys in
blue" that attended this last ancamp-
ment, from all the northern states
Of the union, show plainly. by their
gray hairs, that their ranks are be-
ing reduced very rapidly by the grim
reaper; so, that in a very few years
at most, these reunions and en-
past At these reunions and encamp-
ments, there is a constant search by
these veterans for some comrade with
whom they had bivouacked or fought
on bloody battle fields. The writer
witnessed some Of such reminders of
those bloody times, one of which is
called to mind:
The writer was sitting in the lobby
of the Baltimore hotel at Los An
geles, when a soldier by the name of
Murray, now a resident of California;
came in and began a spirited boost
ing for the climate and country of
California The subject was indeed
inspiring, so much so, that the writer
began boosting for his adopted state,
Arizona, after which the California
booster came over to our side of the
house and seeing a comrade, Mr..
Greer of Phoenix, sitting by with an
Illinois badge on his coat said to
him, what regiment did you serve
in?" He was answered the oath.
Murray said, Shake, d-n you shake"
and the comrade who happened to
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-10-06
"REMINISCENCES OF
THE CIVIL WAR
by the Adiutant.l

1t has been fOrty-siX years since
the close of the great struggle, called
the Civil War, which was so gallant
ly fought by the soldiers of the north
and the south, yet as the scenes of
that great conflict, as viewed by the
survivors of the Boys in Blue" it
seems as though it had occurred but
yesterday. The Grand Army of the
Republic, of which we, of that or
ganization, here at Phoenix, Arizona,
are an integral part The Grand
Army Of the Republic was organized
in A D. 1866, Immediately after the
close of the war, at Decatur, Illinois,
by a veteran by the name Of Steven
son, for the purpose Of keeping up
those principles of friendship, loyalty
and charity, that fine feeling of
comradeship which enables US to hail
each other by that endearing name
of comrade.
The organization is and has been
for many years divided into Grand
Army Posts, scattered all over the
union, and the spirit Of friendship is
still further cementedi by state and
national reunions and national en-