The National tribune., 1883-06-14
OUR WEEKLY MUSTER.
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of Veterans.

OUR WEEKLY MUSTER.
Another Squad of Recruits for The Tribune's Army
of Veterans.
Enclosed please find 81 for THE TRrsux.
through the kindness of n eomrade of Post No 81
L was permitted 10 peruSe copy of your vaIuabls
paper, and pronounce Ii the best that have ever
seen and think it ought to be in the hands OF every
conarade: our ,! Post though only year old, Z
veteran, Captain John Kinney. of the Seventy
third Ohio v. 1. was member myself of thas
gallant old regiment the First Iowa cavalry from
MS organization until il was mustered out and L
shall be glad To hear thFoug.- The TRIBUNE from
any OF my old comrades who served with It. Lea
US old soldiers cling together, for many of those
VINO were our friends in the dark days of the rebel
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forget those days, we never CAM. II. Springer,
Carlton, Neb.
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to help beat the roll call for 10000 strong. We
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good comrades for officers, and their zeal is being
amply repaid by rapid increase in membership.
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diers, and that when the silver cord is Ioosened
and the golden bowl broken nj LIES fountain we
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Enclosed please find 81 for one new subscriber.
want to tell you how he came to subscribe He
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daughter package done up in a copy of The
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then asked his daughter where she had got IT, for
II was the best paper that he had ever read, and
eertan1nS that was taking subscriptions for it. he
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lar-'-JosePh Hamilton, Burr Oak, Mich.
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Mich.
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mp any other paper than The TRIBUNE."-O. I.
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the best paper published for veterans Aboutfiya
months ago received q sample copy of THE TRTB--
UNE and have made good use Of It. for this makes
ferhf 4 have ant
done yet-"-JaneS Kinney, Lafayette, III
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ers to TIE TRIBUNE. ] viii try &c send YOU az
many can from time to time belonged
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enough foFany soldier, If he was good soldier and
rue to his country Col j. J: Coppenger was our
asst colonel. IS. ;. Bigelow, Nevada, Mo.
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We trying to raise club Of fifty 50 as to secure
he ten volumes of the Campaigns of the Civil War
% place in the Post library. believe we shall be
dobbert, Commander, Lincoln Post, No. I, SAN
Francisco, Cal.
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subscribers TO THE TRIBUNE l took occasion
hat we ought TO sustain those who fighting
our battles, and this is the result "E H. Stewart,
Barnett. Kan.
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% The TRIBUNE, making eighteen in all that
nave sent Won. You may send me the Waterbury,
watch premium. III. O. Clark, Enporia,
Kan
ST distributed the ten sample copies Of The
tribune which you kindly sent me. and "a q
esult send you six new recruits 10 help swell your
t."-H. Ii. Baldwin, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Here three dollars FOR three new subscribers.
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