The National tribune., 1884-02-14
His service in thy sore distress,
Be thy decreeec. Rejustice done,"
ONO. January Is. 1884.


my iather was IN tsie army three years. ne De-
iongea 10 the Nsii inafafa yoishteers. ne was
wouhueo y, manu-, sle @ reeeixfs Ne SINAI, man
pesioh We aatsc ihE i.siboSi., ',io hse ~ ssiy
much Ay mother ls aeaa, ana Keep mouse ior
write; their letters are 50 interesting.
WoLcoTT, IND.s7 ANNA BLUE
T-o 4J,a Editor N.4ro,,,1 rp,prrxr.
10 . she 11ii.ol @ NArioNAb il AZ iliboSE:
am a httle poy ten years Ola, ana I'VE IN
iiis,pps o +" IN ny sisuPss ny Pc, au M
nave sa uhcse - Ina tle serSea IN tie war threg yeass
III III soh pahy ~ the 4sff s1 1lao; iaVe pro.e'
and read the letters from bows and girls from other
States. CHARLIE SHOEMAKER.
NANLUE o.
To the Editor NaTrosA ~ TRIR1tNE.
am fourteen years of age and this Is my first
letter Ny father served as private soldler IN
serp5 ainst tbre nar neraI Shsr
like to hear him talk about his army life and
like to read the battle stories. My father is q
member of Steedraan Post No 19S Department of
Michigan. ] go to school. have three brothers
| younger than am. l hope to hear from other
| BOYS in THE TRIBUNE JOHN J. SHULTz
| REED Cry, Mich
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am q litte boy thirteen years oid. MY father
was a soluier put never received q WOUND, athonh
ne paftlclpaed IN eight battles lncudlng the siege
ol pa yIcSSpag ,s m 8 Me ke HE arsuSE NE very naen
| ana wiz Try and get SUBSCRIBERS Tor IT, nave
two sisters their names are Mary and Laura,
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20 .iie i1'i'or NATIONAL iKrDoNE:
My papa was q soldier. de enlisted IN 1861 IN
company p, 2ith Indiana volunteers. lie belongs
TO harris POST love to Tead LEE IRIBuNE-
am a llstie boy ten years Old nave Two brothers
-yharIes N4iIT,: ~ ana .rt Eari' ISAAC i1EM'ioS.
WHITE WATER.
| To the Editor NATrosAI TRIBUNE.
s"o lit,Il "a nd
soldier three years in company F. Ist Iowa cavalry
was much interested IN = Good-by to Dlxie@ 4 5ly
pioiic nave sister ana ''fS proeliers anu 20
10 senool every day. CHARLES MEYERS.
"ElLAAs, IOWA.
| To the Editor NATIONAL. TRIBUNE:
/ lam little oir1 ten wears old Nv papa was
in te v-a IL, tie stf r;iaa yoIuntaerl and xss
captured twice. and is still alive, though he does
not ENJOY good health Papa would % o IKE 70 see
some mention OF MS regiment III IHE I5IbUNE.
HUMBOLDT, Iowa Lulu PARKER.
| To the Editor NATIoyAJ, TRIBUNE
am twelve years old and like to read the
TITLE o1ys ard ei,s, fafta~s Nv ara yvas in te
war. He was with sherman from Atlanta to the sea.
lie was IN eighteen i'attes ana many s1lrilisnes.
ne apped ior siisoii, put ~ was Teiuseu. 1is
toil.e t.ls ~ 1' gt, d s =. Sng vat d,e VII
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River. We take THE TRIBUNE and think We could
not get along without 9 It Ia belongs 70 Rules SlL
10 iao = $500 I re .o a
father was a member of the Sd Indiana, want
her to write TO me and viii answer,
GARNisrT, KAN. Ella BELL.
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUxE:
am little boy ten years old. My father was
soldier in the Union army. He belonged to the
6th Missouri infantry, 10Th army corps nave
john A. Logan Weare,5leaseii with TRIBUNE
All the soldiers children are not all grown yet.
FoUEcHA, No. g. W Bishop.
To the Editor NAgrosAT. TRIBUNE:
am twelve years oldi NY father was soldier
in company q. 18th Wisconsin. have four BROTH
ers and three sisters. 1 go 10 sehooi IN the red
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sAPAToGA. WIS CHArI.Ts FErs5IrSs5.
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l;sad in is, ~ q ~ 18th Ne
He was sergeant aud c5lor-bearer. and was in the
Shenandoah Valley when Sheridan came to their
aid his health - iaiiIpg ane Father Time has
pegan 70 spflnkie ,,e hs osss eek VIII syer Dut ne
fbeir adventures i, Ike sunny South ADA
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nslp 70 sne Ios'. ~ ~ has peeH LeoTganlzed de
Arthur Il. Brooks Reilef corps, NO. z, Depart
: ment of New York, with fifty members Mrs
. Ahbie Dec Johnson nresjdent and Nrs Refsv
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! 14aulSson oSStot"i y 9SfSa'S0n young iaoies
drilled Dy Coufaae jonISon, gave a puDiie
broom drill recently, which gave excellent
satisfacfiOn The broonas were sold af auctiol
g.. frer, e1 "a 60 IN o,d ,,attaI s-= e. tl,r
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Iel1ei tuha vi lnstdl!dtieh evening, When
, Comrade H. II. an Siyck, detalled Dy Depart
: ment Commander ReynoilSas installing officer
was Dresent the Relief CornS surprised the
pt t,,;fI tI,a ;,,, ~ 3 koo,.s ;cI it
p9' s1.- ~ p Po " . Del" ui a. a. tl@i
ana 2t tlie cI0se OF a recent meeting gave Cnein
a fine reception, including supper singing and
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uVii AiIps NOW iAiioa ViicS DIT iooiIiS III iefs
7 enjoyment, while the corps is such g help II
: / the work of charity.e Brooks Post holds Z
!, famn-4ra the middle of February II nuu
br ;elt co,,,e57s =; o5 +l;1-,
~, - $50 ~I1 .
Z Win bihee4s do AolloNs: coinniahuef, thaFis.
: j. Johnson; $. v C Randall ID. Spencer; J. "
G. Alfred A Miller: Adi't Charles " Under
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Aehneagi ". Us Delano oteVehs, Chaplain, ,
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: III. S., Gilbert III. Perkins.
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