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William S. Wilson, Co. c. 1eeth ohio.-Laura S.

Wilson, Haysyliie. %.
/ wish some would send me tire words of
THE Dying Soldier"-a scene in Andersonviile.
Father wounded in front of Atlanta; name, s.
II. Rowley, Co. ID, 22d Wis; would like to hear
from his comrades.-Fred A. Rowley, Maryyilie
NO.
] viii send the pattern of fancy work of some
kind in exchange for pieces for crazy -quiit-Nrs
J. L. Myer. Ocoga, Ill.
VIII Madre Lee exchange Iettersc think it
w. A. Reynolds, Paola, Kan.
Will Ella Eempton Borden. Kan. write me?
Father served in Co A, 18th Ind. and was also
with Thomas at Chickamauga.-Su Jones,
Wabash. Ind.
will send fine stylograph pen forthe prettiest
photograph, or the best written letter-griimmar
and penmanshp included.-Willie Frisbey, Box
9JS Garland, Ill.
am an aeronaut and make balloon ascensions
OF a trapeze bar, and am AT present having new
balloon made. If the young ladies OF the T. e
will send me their photographs Will send mine iii
return. and the prettest will he allowed to name
the balloon.-Prof. A. ID. Adams, Albany, Greene
Co. Wis.
have large collection of peirified fossils of the
second and third periods; some very rare ones,
which would like to exchange for Indian relics,
such as flint or steel arrow-heads, spears, stone
hammers, or other curiosities; or Will buy them
If any one has any and will write me- am sure
there are many who have such relics or know of
those who have. My specimens are Just the thing
for class in geology nj school My father SOL r.
Smith, 1lth Ohio, 10Th Ohio and Sth Ohio 1ndp
Battery served in the Eastern campaigns and was
wounded twice HE would like TO hear OF Corp.
Peter Smith, 18th Ohio; also of William T. Stew
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Smith, Lincoln, Ill.,
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Clara Cole like your plan of asking and an
sweriug questions about the civil war. Here Is a
question for the Club In the war for the preserva-
ton of the Union, what place was taken on Wash
ingtoh's birthday? Father served III the 9th and
sth Wis. would like letters-Neie &. Billiard,
Rochester Mimi
Dottie Littlejohn: The shortest verse in the Bible
is in these two expressive words-"Jesus wept."
John, 18th chapter, 9Th verse. C. Miles: Ten. VIM.
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ing tide OF victorious assailanis until the Federal
lines were completely restored. At nightfssil more
than 1000 Union soldiers were missing from the
ranks Who will exchange letters and visiting
oardse-Josie Kirkland, Enterprise, Ind.
The chapter in the Bible which contains the few
est words is the if7th Psalm, which contains two
verses and IS words. Father served from Nov. Is,
1851. TO July q, 1865 in Co c. SD Ohio. and would
like to hear from his comrades.-lvy NJ. Boriand,
Van Vert. o.
/. Who was it said. not worth buying, but
such as 1 am, the King of England Is not rich
ington show the most brilliant genersishipe B.
When was William Penn born and when did LIE
die? 4. What was the easiest gained battle in the
war of 1922 Grandfather served in Co. Il, 9lst Pa
John NJ Beck, Warriors Mark, Pa.
EDITORS CHAT.
Eddie Harthorn: Yes! All THE TRIBUNE
boys and girls are welcome to the Club.
Some of the younger boys and girls write
Paw" when they mean Pa" The former is
the paw of an animal; the latter is a contrac-
ton of Pater, the Latin word for father. Be-
ware how you call your father cats paw!
CLUB WHISPERS.
The following are q few of the hosts of the
Conversation Club who send kind greetings to
THE TRIBUNE and ask letters from the &. C's
John n. Davis, Quercus Grove, Ind; father
served in the gJth Ind.
Mile rrebel, Box DOT, Mt Vernon, Oak, will be
pleased to answer any questions about Dakota
Father served in Co a. 9oih H. had six uncleS in
the war; IL. and writes pretty letter.
May Pearsons, Tremaine's Corners, Il. Y, will
exchange letters and pictures.
Gertrude E. Davenport Box $50, Athol Center,
Mass; daughter of Lieut.. Davenport Co. G, 10th
Conn.
o., wants the boys to come to the front.
L. A. McArthur- Pleasant Hill, Mo-; son of a
wounded veteran of Go. ID, 9TH Tenn Cay; between
Is and %; sends A Happy New Year. to the c.
C's; writes good hand and composes well.
Minnie l.. Soat, Marietta Mich. daughter of a
veteran and merchant and in the store most of the
time; bangs; agrees with Madge Lee, and
would like to hear from her, Harry A Walker and
Others.
served in 18th Ind; six uncles in the war.
Louis Howe, Waila Wala, Wash. Ter; daughter
OF a veteran of Co. A, 18th n. "; IL, and likes
"Club Whispers"
Solo V. Taylor. Anderson, Ind; father served
four years and two months in Co q, l1th lnd also
Capt James ID. Taylor killed in the battle of
Ebenezer Church, April I, 1863
Marion II. Beath, sos Preston street, Philadelphia,
spent the holidays al Minersvile, and glad to get
back TO the Friends school, which she attends.
Marion is l6; daughter Of the Past Commander-in-
Chief; thinks the boys would never wear bangs If
they knew what the girls thought of them
Everett L. Marsten, Orderly Sergeant, Henry s.
Richards Camp, Sons of Veterans, Box $50, Ports
mouth n H.; does not believe in changing pictures
with strangers; would like acquaintance by letter
first.
correspondence with daughters of veterans.
M. X. Holman, Peru, Ind; daughter Of L. p.
Holman, Co. O. DIST Ind, and a pretty writer;
would like letters from the sons and daughters of
veterans.
G. Il. Rank, Youngstown, Pa; veterans son
will exchange letters and photographs.
Mary J. Thogms, box 80 New Castle, Ind,
would like TO correspond with members over IL.
Anibrosine N. Macarthur, south Saginaw, Mich,
" another soldiers daughter"
Emma Bowen. Spartanburg Ind; father served
IN Co I, 18Th Ind; wounded at Gctiyfsbnrg and lay
three days and three nights before he taken up,
and had his leg amputated
John w. Hammond, Burbank, OAK father
served in Co e. Goth Wis, and shot three times
in the battle of Prairie Grove. Lives in Dakota,
near the Missouri River, and goes mile and a half
TO school. Cut about 100 tons of hay last Fall.
Would like some soldiers son to write.
Albert L. Bartlett, box 4, Salisbury Point Mass,
son OF Jacob Bartlett, Co. @, Sd Mass. III. A. Mem
Der of A. Greedy Camp, Be, Sons of Veterans. Would
like TO hear from OF veterans especially in the
West
CRIss-CRoss CORNER.
! am %; love to dance whistle ride and drive
fast horses but do not bang my hair i am adj
Vocate of style, TO certain degree, but do not
measure man by his clothes, and can enjoy my
self as well i'll calico dress 4 finer one.-Pct
Minnrd, Usage Mission, Kan.
Girls If you think bangs, spit-curls
improve yonr looks wear them for believe God
has placed you upon the earth To make rough man
see and love the beautiful. Boys who do not chew,
drink or swear, you are the ones who will make
your mark In this world. DO not form such filthy
halnts, as they are degrading to society. am a
soldiers son of 90 answer Della Gordons descrp-
tion, and live on the highest summit of the Allie
gllenies.-' Milton" Hazicton, Juzernc Co. Pa.
Why do the girls try to appear so stylish when
going into society? 1t seems as though they want
10 appear like many American Indians dressed
fora scalp dance. A calico dress would be more de-
siratAe in some cases than silk, satn jewclry and
Iaaift.-C X. r., Fort Custer, Mont.
Boys, we cannot afford to Jet the girls get ahead
OF us. Let us keep straight If they desire they
can keep behind but not ahead. So says q boy of
IL, Buckeye born whose father served in Co. ID,
6Mh Ohio. May this great Nation have peace for
eyer!-W. S. Rynearson, Plattsburg, Clinton Co.,
Mo.
Conversation Club.