The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-05-17
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TRIBUNE, which makes twenty-seyen in all that
have sent you IS. 5. Sample, Nashua, Iowa.
Here are S. for five new subscribers to THE
TRIBUNE. This IS a way have of telling you what
think of ito. B. SeanIans, COalville, Iowa.
Here is another new recruit for THE TRIBUNE,
which makes nine in all that have sent you.
There more to follow."-H. Penfeld, New Brit
ain, Conn.,
Although promised you but one, here are
three new subscribers to THE TRIBUNE, making
eight in all that have sent you"-S. B. Lee, Che
mango Forks, n. Y.
Enclosed please find 81 for two more subscribers
It is with pride that note that the circulation OF
THE TRIBUNE is larger in Illinois than in any other
ate."-H. E. Selby, Golden, III.
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The. TRIBUNE. think we get up a company
in this neghborhood- The TRIBUNE is Just what
the boys want.''-T. G. Day, Correct, Ind.
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which makes hfty-seven IN all that have sent
you am getting up towards my company of one
hundred. H A Starxweather, BloOmingdale,
Mich.
Enclosed please find 81 for two new subscribers.
One of them never a soldier, but ne is a Ioyal
man, and says that a dollar invested in THE TKIB-
UNE IS money well spent.''-C. Hull Grant, Brook
Ign, New York.
Here are So for three new subscribers to your
gives all the information essential To soldiers and
pensioners and stands up boldly for their rights
John " Spencer, Lawrence, Kan
Here are 81 for two new subscribers to THs
TRIBUNE, captured the other day while out skir-
mishing for your excellent paper. Others have
promised unconditional surrender as soon as pay
day omes."-Smith Jack, Apollo, Pa.
Enclosed please find S. for five new subscribers
lrvOn POST No
5, of this place, now has ninety-two members and
viii number 100 before the National FneanDn1ert
+. L. Squlres, Agent Boulder, Colo
Enclosed please find se-one for new sub
scrlber and the other to renew my subserip-
ton have sent you five recruits in ALL How is
this for old paraIytie who has to get his wife e,
do his writing "A. j. Hawkins, Madrid, Iowa.
Inclosed please find 81 for four new subscribers
to The TRIBUNE, making fifteen in all that have
sent YOU think the day IS not far distant when
almost all the old soldiers in this neiohborhood
viii be subscribers.n-F- G. Cunningham, AleClO III.
Enclosed please find 81 for two more new sub
seribers We are having grand success with the
Post here. The boys intend TO uniform and be SOL
diers in for the benefit of Beck and the rest
n the '0w"rdly 'rsw."-Ed Anderson Atwood
IrcIosed please find 81 for another new sub
scriber- Thus, one at q time, you viii soon make
up your I60.OOO. One shot at a time will have its
effect the rebel sheets which cry fraud againss
Kan.
IneIosed please find 81 for a new subscriber.
am doing all that can to help the cause along but
i cannot get around so well now as I could when
was IN the army Then could walk Now have
e b pushed in chair Jarvis C Lincoln, Utica,
Inelosed please find 81 one to renew my own
subscription and one for a new subscriber. With
this new name and one other sent you by this
mail by Comrade II. G. Ridder you will have all
the ex-soidlers here on your roll. '-Hiram e.
Perry, Hancock, VT.
"Inelosed please find s. for eight new subscrib-
ers to The TRIBUNE. We are glad to say that THE
TRIBUNE has indeed supplied want that has long
been felt, and we hope that il may be even more
vigorous IN the future than in the past.'-J. II.
Woodward, Pittsburg, Pa.
Here are s. for three new subscribers making
ten IN all that have sent you. We could not do
without THE TRIBUNE here. / intend 90 continue
to work for its interests, which Identical with
our wn."-Harvey LieuFance, @ NJ, Jessie Nell
son Post, No. 62, Teeumseh, Kan.
Here is 81 to renew my subscription for another
year. / am old disabled soldier and served a
year in Andersonville and Florence prison-pens.
We have charter to organize q Post and think
we can muster fifty or sixty old vets in our town.
ship. IT. j. Pearson, MaeksbUrgh, Iowa
Here is another dollar for another new sub
seriber, which makes eight in all that have sent
you expect to muster two more in THE Tribune
ranks shortly. Post No. 60 OF this place IS max
ing preparations for the proper observance of Me-
mortal Day."-James Drommond, Weston. III.
Here are So for six new subseribers-the returns
from the sample copies sent me- have the prom
The TRIBUNE Is the best paper 1 have found and
I could not possibly do without I'M. d. Court,
Chaplain, Joseph Wilson Post, No. 81, Lowell,
Mich
Enclosed please find 81 for the subscription Of
Captain Noah Stoker, member and Past J. V. O.
of Robbins Post, No. 81. saw him yesterday and
you see the result As soon old soldier reads
a copy of THE TRIBUNE, he ensts at once in YOUR
army OF subscribers. Ed. A Gordon, Upper sam
dusky, Ohio.
Here are 81 for two subscriptions to THE TsTB-
havs fsI-i
think IL the best soldiers paper published in the
United Sttes take great interest in the sketches
of the war, and wish some of our comrades would
write up Sheridan's cslnpa ns in the Valley of Viz
ginia John w. Good, Raymond City, W Va
Enclosed please find 3 for two new subscribers,
which makes eighteen in all that have sent you.
the old vets up shoulder to shoulder, they used
to stand while facing the storms of lead and iron
IN the days OF the war Do1aiin Post, No 81. OF
this place, is doing we'll T. Hale, Chaplain,
Hieksvflle, Ohio.
Enclosed please find So for three new sutscrfb-
ers- think every member of the c.. A. l. should
subscribe for the paper, not simply because it is
o. a H. paper, put because of the general news 10
contains The ladies' Relief Corps has been fully
organized, and we expect to do some good work.
especially IN assisting Burnside Post, Ne. % of this
place. sarah L. Clark, Wyandotte City, KAN
81 have been reader Of THE NATIONAL TRrs-
UNE for Q year and consider it the best of all
papers 1 was of the unfortunate ones az
Chiekarnauga and was prisoner from the Goth Of
September, 1863 to March l. 1865 and have been
afflicted with disease ever since. While lying in
bed last Friday looking over THE TRIBUNE told
my wife that while Ieould not work would reeruis
for the soldiers friend and Saturday night mus
tered four old vets whose subscriptions 1 send
you."-W. +. Grierson, Parsons, Kan.
occasionally get hold of q copy Of THE TRIB-
USE, and am much pleased to the interest when
you manifest IN the welfare OF our old veterans.
Desiring, however, to hear more frequently from
old veterans herewith send you my sub
seripton for one year. At the outbreak OF the re-
bellion was too young 70 enter the army, out my
heart went with the boys in blue, and il makes my
blood boil to hear the stay-at-homes, pointing
the finger of at the old vet he passes By,
remark: There goes another Government fraud-E
- Ina