The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-20
Conversation Club.
PFEIFERyILIE FUN,

DEAR CONVERSATION CLUB: have been reader
of THE TRIBUNEfor nearly six months. now ask Tor
admtiance to the Conversation Club. l do think
the Club is just splendid. / am not quite 10 years
old, but am large for my age. Now, want all the
girls to send me their photograph and to the best
looking one will send nice photograph OF my
self and my paper, the IteiJerriHe rum, Tor SIX
months besides. To all others who send me their
photograph will send the above paper six months
and fine pack of visiting cards with their name
neatly printed thereon. am proprietor of IJeuer-
rifle Fun Ofcourse il is small paper, but full OF fun
TO please all. hope the dear girls will appreciate
my offer and ali send me ono of their photographs.
would like TO correspond with some girls and
boys of about the age myself.-Francis
Pfeiter, Scarboro, Ga.
WANT TO EXCHANGE.
To any son of a veteran sending me his photo
graph. name and address will send in exchange
hat band, and TO the best looking will send my
photograph. Please say to MAY Robinson that the
18th of May my 18th birthday aiso.-Ella NJ.
Young 2ll0 Eleventh St. st. Joseph, Mo.
With any soldiers son from l6 10 20, with blue
eyes and light hair will exchange pictures, and.
IN addition, 10 the most intelligent looking one L
will give blue necktie, the to be decided by
the hrsi OF January. BY brother Ethei5ers, VINO
Is is, wishes his hair and eyes were shade darker
and he would correspond with Miss Winnie Q.
Wright. Whistling Is something never was al
lowed TO indulge in. Father is a veteran of Co. L,
9th Iowa VIII the boys and girls come to our
Western cottage, where / have an organ, and we
will sing the dear old war songs; will they write
me?-Alaggic F. 0DonneH. Hersey, ST. Croix Co.,
Wis.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS WANTED.
Elmira Brannan. soldiers daughter, 16. South
Hannibal, n. V, would like letters from Lula NJ.
Beach.
Will any OF the boys who do not use tobacco
write to Ora Kendall, 6, daughter of veteran of Co.
III, Gath Ohio, Pleasant avenue, Mansfield, o.
Will Ed Johnson and other TRIBUNE sons of vet
Grams write to Matte Shaw, soldiers daughter.
l6, ca West Fourth street, Mansfield, o.
WHAT HE SAYS OF HIMSELF.
hope good looking girls have not given away
all their photographs yet. for ask them TO send
this will have TO iatier myself which dislike to
do. do not Use tobacco or whisky in any form.
make use of no profane language, and last Winter
while attending college was said to be the best
looking of go boys; the girls said. And to the
best ing girl who loves music Is good organ
ist and between ID and II will send nay photo
am II years oid.-H. NJ. Balm, Superior, Nuc<els
Co., Neb.
THE WISHING CIRCLE.
wish to exchange cards with all the boys and
girls whose fathers any of whose relatives were
IN SheTmaD's march to the sea. Father was a SOL
der, and had an uncle die of SMALL ox in the
army, and another lost AT the battle of Liberty.
am l2.-Nictoria Kelley, Bloomingbnrg, o.
wish some of The soldiers boys gnsi girls would
send me army songs. Father was a soldier, three
years in the army. His right arm is paralyzed l
am H.-Eliza Jacks, Catlin, Iarke Co.. Ind.
l wish TO exchange music with some of THE
TRIBUNE readers. Papa served in Co. X, 9th Ohio,
and had brother killed at stones River, while
serving in Co. q. 4Sth Ind. am 10. Lota Adkins,
Delaware, o.
wish some one would send me the words of
When this Cruel War Is Over" lam II and daugh-
ter of a comrade OF CO. Il, 73d Ill.-Alice Reid Al
lamont, Kan
wish some one would notice this: An old SOL
der ma Virginia sent papa lot of relics from the
battlefield of Cod Harbor a few days ago. He has
some duplicates he would like to exchange for
Others. Papa was i'm Co. Il, 57th Pa; enlisted at
IL. and was wounded Aug. 10, 1864, AT Deep Bottom
Va. He was i'm the enemy's lines twice | am
nine, and have two brothers. l wish the boys and
girls Of THE TRIBUNE could have Reunion
wouldn't we have jolly time!-Mary Edna Dean
Saiiada, Dies MoineS, Iowa.
| wish great success to THE TRIBUNE and hope
some Of the boys and girls will write me- NY
father was in the battle of Shiloh and many others
l am i5.-Orni H. Woods, Chanton Iowa.
wish would send me the words of
9 Pat Maloy.' Father color bearer of the IS h
Ohio and was wounded at Charlottesville and
taken prisoner 1 am l3.-Sell Masters, Sedan
ChaotaugIa o., Kan.
wish Chas. L. Teel, New Tacoma, Wash Ter,
would write Father served three years in Co.
L, Seth lo~a,-Nil > Graham, Bellevilie, Kan.
CORRESPONDENTS WANTED.
My father, w ID. Masters Co +, Goth Iowa who
enlisted at 10 and served three years, and was
wounded al BenIonyiIle, N c., would like TO hear
from Of his Old comradcs.-Kaie Masters,
Milton, Iowa.
Father would like the address of Col. Frederick
Lister, 3lst Ohio Father was II in October 1863
and enlisted in Co i, 3ist Ohio, in February 1864
serving 10 the end. He was slightly wounded and
received ether injuries IN the service, and has not
been able Ia work since March having been for
weeks confined 10 his bed | 10.-0rpha NJ
Blue Bairdsiown. Wood Co. O.
Father would like TO hear from his comrades of
Co. +, 18th ILL.,, particularly Comrades Sampson
Burkholder and Henry Manguas and from The
soldiers who were in the wet ward of u s. Gen
eFHI Hospital, DuVall's Bluff, Ark, in May and
June, 1850 Father nearly lost his eyes in the army
and cannot see to read The TRIBUNE as much "a
lac would like.-Jnlia A. Collins, Youngars, Boon
CO., Mo.
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