Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-30

services, ever present when needed, ad-
ministering to the necessities of the
sick and wounded comrade.
They should have our most tender
care and sympathy. Their sacrifice was
great; they gave up home and all its
comforts, that they might alleviate suf-
fering. God bless the army nurses!
Woman's Relief Corps.
Thoughtful of the comforts Of the
comrades and ever mindful of their
needs. the Woman's Relief Corps. our
auxiliary, is ever watchful, ever loyal
to the interests of the Grand Army of
the Republic, ever on the alert to pro-
mote patriotism, loyalty and love of
the fas among the youth of our coun-
try, under the guidance and diplomatic
leadership of the talented national
president, Mrs. Sarah E. Fulton, Roches-
ter. N. Y. This year has been no ex-
ception as to growth and progress of
the organization. We shall ever cher
ish their tender care and affection for
our dependent comrades and their fam
lilies. There surely never was ma
tional president who stood more loyalty
for the best interests of our comrades
and country than Mrs. Fulton. Let me
assure the president and members OF
her patriotic auxiliary that we greatly
appreciate them and their splendid
work We bid them God-speed.
1.-The Ladies of the Grand Army of the
Republic are Jealous laborers for our
comfort. They are our kinfolk, and
the members of the Grand Army OF the
Republic greatly appreciate what they
do.
"By the energetic leadership of Mrs.
Mary A. Jameson of Michigan, their
national president, the Organization
has prospered and we are under great
obligations for the many kind words
in behalf of the comrades. Their love
of country and flag is manifested on
all occasions. May their devotion
never lag; may their loyalty never fail.
and may the God of nations ever be
their guide.
Sons of Veterans.
Sons of Veterans. Charles F. Sherman.
Mount Vernon. N. T., their organiza-
ton has forged ahead greatly. Surely
Sherman is the right man in the right
place. In fact, he was a great aid
in many places to the departments of
the O. A. R. at their campfres. He
is energetic and full of loyal enthusi-
asm and is convincing in his advocacy
of organization. He has added many
camps during his administration. Ev-
cry member of our Grand Army should
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Grams and make them stronger in their
organization. They are the sons of
our comrades. Every son should be
interested in his father and the father
in the son.
The Daughters of Veterans is sec
ond to no patriotic organization in our
country. They are true to the flag
and what it represents. They never
tire in their efforts to show kindness
to the needy comrade and his family.
They have shown themselves to be very
helpful on Memorial day.. They are
thoughtful in carrying flowers to the
sick comrade while he is yet alive. The
national president, Mrs. Lulu M. Carlin,
is deserving of especial mention for
the great number of new tents she
has organized and helped organize dur
ing her administration.
Comrades. encourage the Daughters.
When we are no more they will keep
us in memory: they will be true to
the republic which their fathers saved
at SO great cost and be true to the
flag.
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