The National tribune., 1884-07-10


WALSH CALLS FoRfrHE REPLIES MIscEL-
LANEoUs.
letters of the older b 70 the ground hog
Now. wish to say that NAis is the first time this
ground-bogo has ventured out, and if he is not
well received by the Circle he will Immediately
" see his shadow and hunt hole" / wish to
say to soldiers daughters tof whom Minnie Snider
writes), that they engaged in good cause, and
wish them success IN all their undertakings My
father served in the I'd Ind. Cav. and was severely
wounded at the battle of Fair Garden. We could
rights, THE TRIBUNE. lam IL years old.-0sear
Z. Kelley, New Brunswick, Ind
HOW Is THIS, GIRLS?
Charles c. Walsh says that the boys are like
the grounding: show their heads above ground
once in six weeks. As it is cloudy and | cannot
my shadow, thought would try to defend
our reputation as we'll as can. As TO the girls
getting ahead of us, they never were behind us
yet. And why? You take girl, and nine times
out of ten she does not have anything to do but
sleep and eat. land perhaps help her mother
gan. and write when she feels like it. belong to
Sedgwick Camp, No. Is. Sons OF Veterans. 1t is
the largest in the State. My father enlisted in the
9Th Mich Cav. and served three years. He belongs
to Ellsworth Post, No, 22-E. b. Noble, Ellsworth,
Kan.
HARD TO COMPETE WITH.
Here comes another way from the land of Kan
sas. Surely you will admit her after coming so far
TO join the sixteen Circle lam soldiers daughter.
Ny father in the army four years-in the 2lst
n. Y Cav He interests us by many tale of SOL
dier life and is a member of w. H. L. Wallace Post.
So Charles G. Walsh thinks it is about time the
boys making their appearancel think SO
too; he had better hurry and muster his forces
and bring them to the front for girls of our age are
hard to compete with. Are we not girls? Success
and long life to THE TRIBUNE, and may the Con-
versation Club never grow less.-Agnes Riley, El
Dorado, Kan.
WOULD LIKE TO CORRESPOND.
about twenty-four papers each, with cloth backs
and paste board faces, decorated with coored pic
lures. 1t contains history too valuable to lose.
am seventeen, and would like to have Chas. O.
Walsh write 10 me.-Arthur L. Besaw Lanlberton
Redwood Co., Mimi.
TEACHING IN MINNESOTA
May come in and have chat with THE FRIB-
UHE girls? think our Conversation Club is lust
splendid. Many thanks TO AIDA Taylor for sue-
gesting that our editor give us a corner to
ourselves. My father in Co. @, 7th MINI
| He applied for a pension five years ago, but has
not got it. am 16 years old; have taught school
| seven months. VIII some one please send me the
words of " The Gypsys Warning or the answer
| to it,. ! would like to correspond with Hannah III
| Worthington. Now, please say yes and write to
me.-Lydia L. Day, Franconia, Mimi.
OUT IN CALIFORNIA.
| THE TRIBUNE has just arrived, and have been
reading the letters from the older boys and girls
| and thought should like to join their Converse.
! ton Club. My father was private in Co. F. 147tl
| ILL., His captain was AFRO FL Buck. / had one uncle
III the same company. My iatheF was with Sherman
on his march to the but taken sick with the
small pox while marching through Georgia. story
i have often heard my father relate is of narroW
escape he had while lying in the small pox tent
rebel spy attempted to poison him by giving him q
| bottle of something which, if father would take
would cure him Immediately he said Fathers
nurse believed the man and wanted him to take the
medicine. But as father suspected foul play he said
ne would not take it. The spy. returning to camp
became intoxicated, and while in this state toie
| what he had done. The doctor hearing of it, wen
! to father, and on examining the pretended medi
cine found it TO be poison Father is now T. " G
| of Warren Post, No. 81, which was organized las
Winter. His name is }. 5. Easterbrooks.-Minni,
| EasterbrooSs, Sacramento, CAL
YOUNG PEOPLES TELEPHONE.
| The Conversation Club is just splendid I think
as does Mr.. Clement Shaver, that it would be yer,
pleasant indeed to contribute something to hei,
| entertain one another, and / also think that Mr.
Shaver should contribute the first. My love to Tn
| TRfBUNE.-Lulu NJ Beach, Mason City, VIVA
! I would like to correspond with some of TIL
| TRIBUNE girls of sweet sixteen. or seventeen o
| older as the 18th of May was my 17th birthday
| My father served in CO. A, l25th and IS8th Pa III
| has taken THE TRIBUNE year. and it has neve
| failed to come every Friday. The story of Sayin
the Nation we like very much.-Sadie Dickson
Lewis, N Y.
Their Name is Legion.
Iegions of people have had their lives mad