The National tribune., 1883-03-08
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Pulver Piper City, Ill.
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Grabensten Saltsburgh, Pa.
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some subscrlberS."-O. l.. Davis Hooper,
| New York.
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| ers There are twenty-five or thirty ex-soldiers in
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now and the first OF April. Albert Wenzel, Con-
| nersvic, Ind.
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to THE TRIBUNE. l have only been taking it for
four weeks but now cannot get along without it.
| You may expect more names soon."-W. I'll. ii.
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making nine in all that have sent you. The sol
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nish 10000 recruits for TIE TRIBUNE by the
lst of july p. Huehenberg, Austin, Mo.
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| to THE TRIBUNE, making forty in all that have
| sent you, and returns not all in yet. l am much
! pleased with the improved look OF THE TRIBUNE
this wcek."-C. w. Putnam, Worcester Mass.
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! ers. / in the service three years and eight
days at n time when the soldier was all right, and
before he was played out. | like THE TRIBUSE
hugely and am always anxious to get it.''-J. +.
jackson, Pomeroy, Iowa.
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days. May they be like Gideon's cakes of barley
soldiers out of the hands of our enemies. DIR.
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the North Pole az that The cowardy attacks of the
coppcrhcad presslwili have any effect the loyal
people of this coun@y.-George Reynick, Elk
foiht D'ko'a. Il
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making twelve that L have sent you during the
past week: We look upon THE TRIBUNE as a true
friend to the men who left home and family to suf
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subscribers from nne soon. The G. A. r. has no
Post here as yet, but we hope to have one soon-'-
E. ii. Mitchell, Sidney, Iowa.
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to THE TRIBUNE making in all some thirty more
that | have sent you: 1t is an old maxim that
where there is will there is a way. and if all the
subscribers TO THE TRIBUNE felt the same regard
for the welfare of brother soldiers that do, you
would soon have your 100000. shall keep up the
fire as long my ammunition lasts. Sc. H. Riley,
EorreSton, Ill. 81
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to THE TRIBUNE. / not soldier, but sol
dier's daughter Ny father lost his health in the
war, and now receives a pension of only S2
month which scarcely pays for his medicine. /
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thinks he cannot do without THE TRIBUNE. He
has taken II for three years or more. IL. l.. p,
Oelwein, Iowa.
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THE tribune i am not working for any prize.
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TO support the champion of soldiers rights. have
been the means of obtaining twelve or fifteen sub
scrihers since first became acquainted with THE
TRIBUNE, and shall continue to put n shot in when
n chance offers itself. Each counts
onc."-M. O., Eau Claire, Mich.
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to THE TRIBUNE. ] have been Il reader of THE
TRIBUNE for about year, and am so well pleased
with it that hope all my comrades will subscribe
l was member of the Fiity-second Illinois in
fantry, and am member of G.. J.. Nevus
Post, No !, of Rockford. We have membership
of 800 and the Post is in very flourishiag condi-
tion."-IIarvey Smith, Rockford, Ill.
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ers to THE TRIBUNE. am busy canvassing various
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to present the premiums TO the Custer Post ladies'
library at Carson City."-John b. Ely, Carson City,
New.
81 have opened a recruiting office for TIE Ma
TIoSAL TRIBUNE and herewith incose IS for six
new recruits for THE TRIBUNE arnly-the result of
only n few minutes canvasSing among the ex-
soldiers OF our factory. l intend to keep my /
recruiting Office open permanently, and shall
cndcavor to do as much towards giving your
valued paper 100000 subscribers before the lst of
January rs Is in my power. / shall also my
persuasive powers to induce every old soldier who
Is taking paper that viliie3 the veterans of the
late to cut loose from such patronage and ex-
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trIc soldiers friend l am pleased TO learn of your
increased facilities Cor the publication of THE
TRIBUNE such as the putting III of larger press,
&c, and must say that you merit all the success
you have achieved" Hiram L. Peck, New Haven |
Wheel Co., New Haven, Conn.