The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-11-05
LOYAL WOMANS WORK
The Household, Conversation Club;
Puzzles, etc.
The Happy Household.

QUOTES. any such thing This l. how IL Is mace
Cream Gragp.-Two heaping tablespoonfuls oil
butter 20 one of -four Place ii in a pan on the
steve stir until it melts but be careful not 10 brown
Then stir in cream slowly and boil rs you would
starch and TO about the same consistency. Milk will
answer but cream is better. Add al little SAT- IL
can be served in bowl OF turned over any side DISH
OF meat, fish or pouitry.-4da"d 'erinaih' F"'S-
burg Pa
FRUIT JELLY.
Harry HOUSEHOLD: OF course, in making wine
or lemon Jelly, nothing Is better than CoXes Rela-
tine Buy paper and proceed with your jeiiy as-
choose Turn your jelly into the mold and cover
thckly with slices OF banana cut round; oranges IN
small pieces. whole Malaga grapes. and other soft
fruit. Serve plain with ice cream. Very deli
cious.-Betsy Bobbitt.
Editors Chat.
Would il not be well il one of the Patient Clean
ers TO the Eastward would take more pains with
his penmanship; particularly if lie il going to edu-
cate himself for business? He is too studous and
careful general principles to neglect this branch
of his education.
Look out for blots. girls Recollect that blot on
o letter is like grease spot dress The be-
holder is pretty TO judge the writer both care
less and sIoveny.
Some of our correspondents would do well to re-
member that every proper word must begin with a
capital also, that a period is only used to close a
sentence.
Carrie V. Warner secure the song Brave
chansn. Stuart, Kan.
This is the right kind of talk from one of the
bright young friends of THE TRIBUNE: THE
TRIBUNE is the only paper j know of which gives
young people chance to improve their literary
talent SO shaIl continue to write and promise
to do my best in regard 10 keeping within the rules
of the Club. Not only that but l will try to i'm
prove my penmanship; and my composition, pune
tuation, etc, VIII also look up. W hen you think
one of my letters will do for publication. shall be
pleased TO it in your paper. and when is not
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basket, / viii try, try again"
THE sPELLING-sCHooL-
As a rule the members of the Conversation Club
spell very well. But with some there - marked
shortening. Now, of course, the Editor has to
correct the spelling each week, the Conversation
Club would be quite shocked when looking over
some of the letters. With this number start a
spelling school, giving list of nlisspelled words
found ip Of the letters The Club may
rect them, saying how they should be. Misspelled
words in letters received Oct. - TO 90 Fue (mean-
lug a small nunber), UNTIL valleys, pention, all
though, opertunity.
Conversation Club.
Rules Of Gte cgu5.-I. Write briefly. 2. Write only
on one SIDE OF the paper. 3. Write to the point 4.
Write subject 5. Write your best g..
Send answers 20 all puzzles Tor of Editor. Each
week the names of those writing the best letters
style, composition. spelling. pcnmanshp and gem
erai merit cousidered-wiii be named at the head
OF this column on the Honor Roll. First honor will
include all Of these requirements. Second honor
will include deficiency in some one point No
others will be named.
HONOR RoLL-BEsT LETTERS
First Honor-Gertie Rowell, Fresno, Cal.
Second Honor-Mary Garvin, Ogden, Iowa;
Mamie t. La stasney, Lafayette, Ind.
THE CHINESE Observation-Disclosures
FEIEsDsoF THE CLUB: In the debate, " Resolved
That ChFHese Immigration should be prohibited in
the u s, j" take the affirmative.
The Chinese are class of people who adopt
none OF our ways, as do other foreigners who come
here. They ali go back to China if they can. and
If they do not go back. their bones sent back
when they die They will work cheap when there
Is plenty OF help, and in consequence bring the
wages down for others; but let help get scarce and
the Cinnamon charge as high, if not higher, than
Others.
have never heard of but one Chinanan becom-
ing naturaliZed; and think of how many there
in the U. 5 What if all the foreigners who come
TO the U. s. would do the way the Cinnamon do;
what kind OF a country would we have?
When the Cinnamon will come the U. s., cut
on their cues, cat with knife and fork adopt
COME but not before We want our country set
tied VIA people OF wlrona may be proud; every
person in from north to south from east 10 west
TO be well educated. and all lovers of the u. S.
Gertie Rowei, Fresno, Cal.
THE AFFIRMATIVE REITERATED.
FRIENDS OF THE CLUB: am glad TO see the Chi
nese question brought up for debate. Next to the
liquor traffic it Is the greatest of State.
Eastern people and those IN the central States may
sympathlze with Us. but they do and cannot
understand the full measure OF The evil. i have
Seen urged in defeuse OF the Celestial that he
cieanly, moral, temperate, and all occasions
quiet and well behaved. To those who entertain
such opinions, have only one answer to make:
Live next door, across the street. from z Chi
nese laundry III any of little towns, and Judge
for yourself" There may be very nice people
among the upper classes III China but it is not the
upper Glasses who come here.
Ii Is dreadful to think OF the massacre of Chinese
tn " yOmIng and Washington Territory, but these
riots are only shadows OF what viii if the
laws are not amended and enforced. 1t is not "A
question az to whether this evil shall shall not
be dealt with; must be dealt with and that speed
ily.-Mlss II. a. Wood, Arroyo Grande, Cal.
THE CHINESE MUST GO.
FRIENDS OF THE CLUB: The Chinese must not be
allowed TO come to this country, even to make
themselves homes They would come in snch
numbers unless checked and work so cheap that
II would drive out the Americans. A dense popu-
iation and ruinously low wages would make
America q pauper country. Then. they are hea-
then and anti-C Christian and until the missionaries
have done tier work in converting them are not
al 70 become American citizens, even if they de-
sired 10 be.-ChaTies Smith, Du Bois City, Pa.
AMERICA FOR AMERICANS
FRIENDS OF THE CLUB: | agree with Harry
Moser on the Chinese question. The Chinese are
an ignorant, heather people and it certainly will
do us good to have any thing To do with Them
think all foreign immigration should be stopped
Our country is rapidly filling with foreigners of
every Nationality, who overpower Us with their
numbers They want our laws to be as theirs
were In the old country.-kittie Wilcox Plains
Iuzerne Co. Pa.
The same views expressed by Pearl Wills
tdaughter Lieut.. Wills, 70th IBd.), Clayton, Ind
and Lettie Farmer, Clayton, Ind.
THE INDIAN WORSE TREATED THAN THE NE
GRO
FRIENDS OF THE CLUE: / have been 81 mute
listener To the debate of the negro and Indian auc-
ton Dut BOW take the he'd ia of the Indian
The treatment OF the Indians 10y the Spanards forms
one oil the most terrible records connection with
the history OF the New World. No language can
do Justice to the cruelty thai the poor but at first
co.hding natives suffered at their hands. They
were put into the and worked 10 death. they
were toftued, burnt and murdered. In the end
whole natioas were blolted out of existence
One million two hundred Thousand natives ~
stated ou good authority. have been DESTROYED in
Few years Ia hI,lanoia alone. Is tins not worse
than negro slavery? The natives IL is true were
Jealous OF tlhe whites. but there WAS something
very brutal in the way the English treated them
a. safaSes who Had lew rights whose rich
lands were TO be seized, and who when they re-
eIsted, were TO be blotted of existence No
negro slavery could pare Ia cruelty 10 these -
Harry Critchet, Ferry, Mich.
TIT FOR TAT
FRIENDS or THE CLUB: In The TRIBUNE of Oct
MIR. haicr his; called attention 10 tight Inciy
and dan Ing, If boys not guilty OF the
same crime. Who ever heard oil Is dancing aloue7
We own that girls implicated in some murder
Ssisss but far from being Ia murder cases
We have beard of the jealous lover numbering his
flHai, or the disappointed lover taking his own life
In the iiist case, the girl could not help being
ioVabie. Ia the next she had n right 10 her choice
ana we, poor, nbfortunaIe. degraded and sinful
Wonder who Walter X. is? Wonder If he has a
mother sisters? Wonder If there ism 4 some fair
creature in this wide world whom he thinks nure
and who Is dear unto h heart? Oh is he a cyni-
cal odd bachelor who has been crossed in love and
hadn't the bravery 10 murder bis rival or the