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” o e d e r a c Ve t - a ( nf g o17 13g. K D A I OLD B OO S. CONFE E R TE H S TOR Y. J. A. Joel81 80. f . 1 0 00 Rise an d Fall of the Confederate States B y Je ferson D avis. Two vols . $ E 6 00 R. E. Life of Gen . Lee B y J ohn sten Cooke A i nE e n. C Life of Stonewall Jackso Military B ography B y Joh sten ook , with addition by Dr . J William J ones “ sD. M essages and Papers of the Confederacy . Compiled by H on Jame “ I AR I E IN HI N MBE R LEA D NG T CL S T S U . PA GE 1 n U .. V . T he New C ommander Chief , C Ev a Ba s . A1 ka nsa . (State song ) B y Ware rnett The Reunion F The Stars and Bars . B y Virginia razer B oyle The Gra nd Review . (Poem . ) B y M ary B ayard Clark i The B onnie B l ue Flag . B y H enry W nter Harper — Gunston Hall F am ous E state of George M ason . By Mrs . William H . Lyne I li u m in Flames . By Chapman J . M illing ” — K a . Sa vannah O cean Gateway of Georgi By Mrs . irby Smith Anderson . Dreams beneath the Pines B y Willie Norman Poe . White I lliteracy in the South B y G . W . Dyer e H. v N. C onfede rate Arsenal at Fayette ille , C By Mrs J ohn And rson Departm ents : Last Roll . C S . M . By J . A. O AS KIE I nquiry co mes fo r infor m ation fro m A history of the C o nfede-ffa te u niform U d s . the S ou thern viewpoint o n the n er i a sked for Who knows about this , ' ” r und Ra ilwa o r the a nd e ? g o y pe ated during where it can be, p rocur d VE T ' S . War between the tates The - - s . r e M. L Ve ey , M emphis , Tenn , . “ E RA N would appreciate having an o : news subscripti n , a nd says I a m ' " ~ — ‘ ‘ “ A NTE T O s o r ticle a nd a n o ne in the W D . corre p nd with some Za on this , y hav g - fir s e now l n my ninety t year , and hav of the e n - veteran Confederat army who “ informatio asked for , or ca n refer to been a constant patron of the VE TE RA N “ h i served with Bonner Du ke , _ ,who enlisted any books on t e subj ect , w ll kin dly since its . earliest publication . It has fro m Georgia . Address , L . B . Du ke , f . respond to this o fice become a habit of mine to read the Benton La . VE TE RA N a ndthin k over the h a ppe nings 1 8 6 1 1 8 65 I o fro m . to , and w uld not F V a . ‘ _ N. Agnew , loyd , , would like Mo H- u h 1 3 05 J . g , ' M rs M ary Gaines ho . E Ask u e enj oy life wit ut its monthly visit n . T . sque (or q is to k ow if Q ) k ” l . Street , Litt e Rock , Ark , would li e to i . ' With my best w shes - I still living ; he was fro m M ississippi . w ar he r secure the record of h usband , ' ' d o wha t co m m a nd . b e not know to _ he a McHu h Tho m s Charles g , who enlisted ' a t ” longed, but knew hi m in . prison Point m a so e where in Georgi , H e was e m In i o l renewing his subscr ption , J h n Lookout and would be g ad to get i n a p loyed in th e ti me of F Va . : Scott , of Fredericksburg , , says no w commu nication with hi m , l enlist ment , either in At anta , Augusta , We would not be without our VE TE RAN h ' h c a n . e Savanna , or Ma on ; d must have E is de . for anything very n umber , a ‘ t w w r . - enlis ed in the city here o king He .u s w e f r 4 1 1 light t o , an d read rom kiver t o . h 6 Mrs Mary Hay u st , _ Bruns was held as a prisoner of war at Me m kiver wick Aven ue , Los Angeles , Calif . , is n " phis , Ten . - of tr to get the war record her uncle , ying ' Bo ldr id e N l k n J . R. g , e sonville, Mo John Fran klin D ic erso , who enlisted “‘ I w t - a t c- d says: I have been taking the VE TE RAN Mb . have rit en poe i rama upon from J ackson , , with Captain “ ’ E E a nd . Gen . J . B. Stuart , H Sothern since the M obile and Gir a r dea u s company , .and in . , was ' I . U . n a . intend to take i t to the end am past o pro ounces it be utiful Any D C _ Texas at the close . f the war , near ' - " - i e i . s a d f w a Chapter wish ng t o pre ent it may eighty e ght , and work nearly very Dallas . Any in ormation ill be p F E c . dress me . M rs . lora lli e Stevens , day r ecia ted . p ' ' ‘ 2 8 24 O liv e Str eet Kan s i . , sa . C ty , Mo Br eckin w . r e . They ere discussing sychica Mrs . W A Craighead , of p l h e . s search spiritualism haunted o us s , etc . , , ridge , Tex , send two renewal orders , “ “ b ? — u . m - . C r e : d a s I a Y . R. L a nd writes As ong . , in Do yo u elieve that ghosts wal k E TE RA N : I no t VE T o ld g n : expect to subscribe to the V , newing, says do wish the asked one ardent soul of an e tle _ . u . co n in a ter but as I will be eighty 7 fo r the first of E RAN to stop r g h being a _ j ' ” ’ ' ' - I on bein her e b b fo r w Of course do , he rep ied ; next August , don t c _ount g su scri er t enty nine years , and l ’ — I is o -of c ; h v ent a s o I r . m uch longer . M y he lth i go d no these volu mes have in boo k fo m abundant pro f the fa t a ‘ ’ I n i — 6 5 o u old folk s pains . was bor and reared was a boy s oldier n ; a m now y ever heard the Dead “ " - Ca na dia n A m erica n. st . in East Tennessee . nearing my eighty year I T H E IN T E R E ST F E R A T E A SSO C IA T IO N P U BL ISHE D M O N T H LY N O C O N F E D S A N D K IN D R E D T O PIC S . OFFICIALL Y REPRESE NTS C NF EDE ATE D S T E N M E MO RIAL ASSO C IATI N O R OU H R O . vill e T enn. SONS O F C O NF E DE ATE V ETE ANS. R R T hou h m en deserv e the m a no in s u g , y t w , cces s ; y _ T he r a v e w ill honor the r a v e v a n u ished no ne the l ess . b b , q H M 5° R Y EAB S- A~ CUNN1 NG A pm . $ 1 - PE N N 9 ! N. 1 2 8 o 6 O L ! ! . N LE E E . N . V . VI ASH VIL , T , J U , Sm cw CO Y 1 5 CENTS . O NDE R. P . F U I ' T N C MMA NDE IN HIE F V NFE D E A N HE E W O R C U. C . UNITE D CO E RA T VETE R S . , GE NERAL O ICE RS. FF _ After having served a year as Com mander of the Army of U . V . nder n h . D W N Elm or e . Com m a i C ie Tennessee Department , C , Gen Albert T Goodwyn , . GO O G EN . A T Y , , f ' Na shville T enn Ad u ta nt Gener a l a nd Chie o Sta l H. R. LE E o f E N. fi G . , j f f Alabama , has been advanced by the wi l his comrades to ' m N w l ea ns La . E NAN 7 2 1 9 El St eet e O MRS . W. , r , r , ce of f B K R the high o ffi Com mander in Chief , to wh ich o fice he takes A ssista nt to the A dj uta nt Genera l ‘ ' a bility a nd worthiness of the hon or in every way , and the best MATT EWS O l a homa Cit O l a Cha la in enera l .

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