The National tribune., 1883-02-15
NEW RECRUITS,
And How They Are Being Raised for The National
IribuRe.


Tribune.
Enclosed please find SIS for fifteen new sub
scribers to TIE TRIBUNE. viii send more soon.7
VIM ". ". Cron, Foisomville, Ind.
Il send you three more new subscribers and
shall do all can to induce our ex-soldiers geneF-
ally to subscribe. IS. 5. Sample, Nashua, Iowa.
Il enclose s3 for three more subscribers to THE
TRIBUNE. shall continue canvassing until you get
your lOO,OoO.'-A. d. Launder, Ssxeville, Wis.
Enclosed please find So for twelve new sub
scribers to THE TRIBUNE. have been taking it FOR
some time and find it indispensable" IS. F. Beeler
Ottawa, Kan.
"Phew! The boys wont let me alone but keep
coming in to draw rations of news from THE TRIB-
UNE send you squad of six."-F. 5. Slower,
lola, Kansas
along without THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. shall do
all l can to support its battery."-Frank King,
Peola, Washington Territory.
Enclosed please find Sc for six new subscribers
You are doing good work and ali ex-soidiers
ought to help by subscribing to THE TRIBUyE."-
George w. Sneden, Weybridge, VT.
81 send you two new subscribers, making twenty
five in all that have sent you God speed the day
when every ex-solder will have THE TRIBUNE in
his home.'-J. B. H, Hayerhill Macs,
81 send you five more solid shot, for use IN de-
Tending ex-sodiers against their enemies. This
makes ten that have sent you this year and more
are coming II. Banwell, South Charleston,
Ohio.
81 am peddler and sometimes In my travels
find some so poor that they can't afford to take
THE TRIBUNE stay all night, and send them
THE TRIBUNE TO pay for my lodging "-John Me-
Gowen, Ludlow, VT.
Having received sample copy of THE TRTs-
UNE, read il carefully and then showed it to my
comrades at Ellsworth Post No. 20. AS the result
enclose SO for ten new subscTibers."-J. H. Bos-
well, Santa Rosa, Cal.
'All the fault have to find with THE TRIBUNE
is that have to read one number over many
times before L get another. Why not make it
seni-weekly and call for 800 coo recruits Henry
III. Davis, AthOl, Mass.
Enclosed please find money order for So for as
many new subscribers to TIE TRIBUNE. You may
send as premium, volume No. 3 of the Campaigns
of the Civil War, which will become the property
of our Posts. w. Aldrich, Hiawatha, Kan.
Enclosed please fndS10 for ten new subscribers
making forty in all that my daughter has obtained
for you The subscribers all members of our
Post, and two other comrades raising clubs, and
you will hear from them soon."-P. II. OCcnnell,
Danvers, Mass.
making nineteen in all that have sent you this
winter. You can bet your last dollar that the vets
out In Nebraska viii stand by The TRIBUNE We
believe that soldier Is as good as anybody."-M.
A. Hartley, Loup City, Neb.
'I am now almost eighty-one years of aga and
next to my Bible love to read your valuable
and rallied to the defense of the country when its
flag in danger of being trailed in the dust
Almon Uddell. Canon City, Colo.
Enclosed please find $40 for ten subscribers
tribute to the support of so staunch a friend am
of three brothers who served in the same regi-
ment and company from 1862 TO the close of the
war.'-Frank Bragg, Burnside, Conn.
81 received the ten sample copies which you
sent, and as the result have eight more sub
scribers to add to my club making eighteen in all.
said to the boys at Stone Hill Up, boys and give
'em ELL w. Kits, Andrew. Iowa.
81 will do all can to extend the circulation Of
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE But eight ex-solders re-
hair nfffaa II
live eight miles away. Three of them, at least are
already subscribers, but shall try to make it eight
fpossibe. Wv. H. Morse, Martinsburg, Mo.
az enclose 81 to renew my subscription to THE
TRIBUNE in addition to the five subscribers
which L have already sent you. We are not a
noisy set up here in Michigan, but propose to
stand by our friends, and we always have good
word for THE NATIONAL. TRIBUNE. IN. J. Kelsey,
lansing Mich.
"Here is another sharpshooter for you. viii
send you in ten or twenty more soon. We are
waking up out here at Pixies Peak. Little did
think that many of our veterans would ever be
in sight of the stars and stripes first oated by Gen.
Fremont so many years ago."-S. q. Parker, Colo
rado Springs, Colo.
az herewith send you my third list of subscribers
making twenty-three in all. Who whould have
thought in 6l or 80 that should ever have need
of a champion? But hope the time is not far dis
tsnt when loyalty and bravery Will be appreciated
and honored by the whole eountry.'-Jotham II.
Orr, New Haven, Conn.
Enclosed please find IS for five new subscribers,
am not done yet. have enlisted for the war;
did in 81. You may depend upon your old com
rades to keep the ammunition train well supplied
with shot and shell ''-Georse g. Jenkins, WASH
ington Court House, Ohio.
lam little girl twelve years old. My papa
takes your paper, and we like it very much so
very much interested myself in your stories for the
young folks. enclose the money for three new
subscribers, and shall try to get some more for
yoU."-Aliee Evans Nashville Mich
apoInca for tI,raa uayU subsorihers m TIVE
TRIBUNE. 1 am feeble old woman in my sixty
seventh year: L hope you viii be successful in
widows who lost their beloved in the cruel war,
which deprived me, among others, of precious
son."-Esther B. Jones, Plymouth, Pa.
II take pleasure in sending you five new sub
scribers all members of Rollins Post No. 26 of this
place. There good many old veterans in this
vicinity and you may look for more recruits soon.
We have number of subscribers to THE TRIBUNE
in our Post and all concede it to be the best SOL
dier's paper published. William II. Conover, Elk
Falls, Kan.
Enclosed please find 81 for new subscriber to
THE TRIBUNE. This is sick mans work.
friend called to me, and as he wished to take
paper, 1 asked him to subscribe for THE
TRIBUNE and help old soldiers along He is not
u soldier himself, but he handed over q dollar and
told me to send for the paper."-Geo. w. Gragg,
Billerica, Mass.
Enclosed please find the name of another sub
scriber, making FIVE that have sent you since
raised my club of twenty-three This is how get
subscribers: After have read THE TRIBUNE hand
send him another copy. That generally fetches
him. Then if he has not dollar l lend him one
and the thing is done. John II. Brown, WaItham,
Mass.
81 attended Campfire of Roberts Post No II,
ct Bancroft, Mich, the 9th inst, which was en-
livened with good speeches and stories and supple
mented by bountiful supper and while there
skirmished around among the boys and obtained
four subscribers for THE TRIBUNE with a
promise of many more. We intend to start a new
Post at this place in short tme."-R. c. H, Perry
Michigan