MARY R. MALONEY "DEAR KATE" An account of the tragic aftermath of the death of Major General John Fulton Reynolds, U.S.A., on the First Day of the Battle of Gettysburg. One of the most poignant and yet scarcely known tragedies of the Civil War was the death of Major General John Fulton Reynolds of

John Fulton Reynolds By COL. JOHN FULTON REYNOLDS SCOTT ( U. S. Army, retired ) Grand-nephew of General Reynolds I CAME here to give a talk on John Fulton Reynolds, and as I have sat here this evening I really feel superfluous. The stu- dents of this school have certainly outdone themselves in

only pity for them. Like other Amer- icans Reynolds saved his contempt for Mexican leadership—mostly generals, who exploited both their soldiery and their country. But Reynolds was a �Major General John Fulton Reynolds �professional, and professionals improved themselves by practising their skills. So

subject. On May 31st, following, Mr. Buchanan was offered the appoint- ment of Minister to Russia, which he accepted on June 12th. Dinner Declined by Major John Fulton Reynolds By WILLIAM FREDERIC WORNER M AJOR JOHN FULTON REYNOLDS, whose gallantry and bravery in the War with Mexico won for him the