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9 THE ECHO: AND S. D. OF VET'S. Vol. I.

Burlingame, Kansas, June, 1888. No. 2. Obituary. loyal work as though he were alive and could tell me of the deeds of the boys in blue.

Am Treas. of W. R. C. and am proud of the organization.

Yours most sincerely, Annie L. Marsh. Cards With Name On! It is with sorrow wo announce the death of Miss Fannie H. Woodzell, oi Geek's Mil), Bath Co, Va. She breathed her last on the 28th day of Miss Woodzell was a talented writer; has been associate to The Monthly.

Gem of Logansville, Ohio, for several years; her writings were interesting and intruc-tivc: and was one of our best amateur critics. Sho will be greatly missed by a large number of friends. Wo extend our sympathy to her grei' stricken sister. The Editors. wmmmammmaMmmEmkwmmummmmmmmtmmmmKMMnmB ECHOES, OF S.

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