The National tribune., 1890-05-15
oUR ROLL oAL1-NEw MENREns.

OUR ROLL oALL-NEw MEMBERS
1.-THE letters VS. mean veterans son, v.d. veter-
ans daughter ami Wv veterans widow; members
Of associations will he marked S.V. and D.V.l
Lille Glass, v.d and Emma L. Elmore Lamoth,
/ H.; Francis Boutwell, Antioch o.; Arthur X.
Airioh' VS., 18th Mass, Globe Village, Mass;
| Molie Grove, v.d., and Della and John Grove.
Phoenix, Pa; Jennie Alexander, Martins Mills,
| Tenn LenoTa l.. Frank. v.d., Middleton, Ore;
| Mrs. Thomas Bicknel and daughter Ada, Ham
naws Falls, n Y; :. Arthur Rutherford, $ v ll5th
ILL.,, Fort Scott Kan; John r. Frank, g. ", Middle
| ton, Ore; w. 7. Gilbert Elm City, Kan; Verne
| Patty, VS.. and Harry Small, Carmel, Ind; Eta
Allen, Laddsburg. Pa; ID. Montague, 9th III. and
| lst Mo. :. NJ. u. s. ", Los Angeles, Cal; Grin
burgess, VS., Chief l. o. g. T., Robinson, ILL.,; w.
J. Hall, Rich Hun, Mo; l.. Pennington, VS. 2lst
| Mo-, Jerico Mo; Abbe Mansfield, WV, Saugus,
Mass; Mrs. A. Greenawalt, 200 Walton Ave, Ceve-
land land o.; Grant Gere VS. l6oth ~ y, Niles, n: ";
Birdie +. Crawford Warren H.; NJ. 10 Crawford,
Valley Junction, Wis; A. s. Crawford, Valley
Junction. Wis. Hattie l.. Minis vd lst Wis. II. A.,
Canton, :. D.; Viola II. Maynard, v.d., A. Gay
Robson, vd., East Springfield, Pa; Gladys A. and
Ora q. Lewis. Naomi, Mich; John NJ. Murray,
Wheatland. Mo-, z; Dot jackson, v.d 9sth Ohio,
Ark; Phebe Trollope Delavan. H., v.d l15th ILL.,.
George A. Carpeer, VS. Buda, III, introduced by
Lena b. Snter; Charles N, Rogers, Slightly, WASH;
James Z. Harvey, VS.. 9Th Va. and Howard Sell
ards, VS. 10th Ky. Cav Greenup KY; E. J. Rogers,
The Cove, Stamford, Conn. Total, l0,Sl3.
Editors Chat.
Lizabeth A. Turner Treasurer OF the National
O. G. Reunion reports progress. @. G. ladies can
be accommodated Rt the rooms of the Woman 8
Christian Association. Lodging per day, 80 cents;
supper and breakfast, Is cents per meal. The Re-
union will be held Wednesday, Aug -. in As
socintion Hall, Christian Association Building.
Summon your forces, G. C., and arrange to be pres
ent. Notify Mrs. Turner at once, IL you want ac-
commodations secured; and do not forget 10 send
70 cents each to defray incidental expenses.
MARCEL Hatch, North New Castle, Me-, would
Ike all G. Q. members in that State 10 forward 25
cents each as Names quote for the Reunion.
Willets T. Wheaton, representing New Jersey,
makes the same request OF the c. Cs Of that State.
Each urges general interest.
When G. G. members wish to exchange postals
or letters with single person. they should address
The party direct, as is their privilege. TRIBUNE
space Is for the general good, being SO limited.
Mrs David JefIers: Francis Ticket built the
Savannah" 1t was a topographic error.
Aunt May Keeler feels that her plan of voting for
the most popular G. c. member, benefit the soldiers
family fund, is not acceptable to the O. G. a
whole She therefore gives up her plan and asks
someone 10 suggest better Annie Walker,
Greenup, KY, suggests voting for the most popular
General. In that case who will get the quiltf
OUR DEAD HERoEs
Let us scatter fragrant flowers,
Let US not forget them,
Though they long have passed away.
For they bravely marched to war,
Leaving love and wife;
Fought for home and country.
And mingled in the strife
Let not one grave be forgotten
Where lie the brave and trueg
Let Us show all honor
To those who wore the blue.
-EvR Tremayne Pryor, Providence, R. l.
"BE We ALSO READY"
Nelson II. Benson, OF Dandy, VT departed this
hfe March ~ 1890. SON Of Alien Benson, private.
Co G, Uth Ohio. and n member of the &C Gone
10 join the &C. circle in Heaven. lie was Quarter
masier-seTEeaut Of g. T. Taylor Camp, 81, of Paw
let VT, and la him the Camp loses an honored
and beloved brother May he at roll-call in Heaven
answer heTe.'-A. j. X.
TIPPING THE HAT.
FRrESps OF THE G. c.: How many have heard
81 the origin OF tipping the hate Is had its origin
during the Age Of Chivalry, when it was customary
Tor knights never to appear in public except In full
armor. IL became acustom, however for O knight
upon entering an assembly Of friends 10 remove
has helmet. signifying q" / Eafe in the presence
OF my friends" The Age OF Chivnlry passed ayyay
with the 18th cent:ry. but among the many
acts OF courtesy which can be traced back to it's
OF lifting ie hat TO acknowledge the presence OF
friend--Agnes Walker. Pompey Center. N. Y.
DAUGHTERS OF vETERANs
FRIENDS or THO C.: Annie WittebmyeF Tent
No. J. Daughters Of Veterans Depart meat OF Iowa
ha2 Jast been organized IN our city with grand
success A public installation was given ia the
presence Of the GAR, W.R.C AMI q Of v This
Commander OF Terrence Post, GAR acting as
Installing Officer As Captain of the d. OF " il was
understood that should address tile audience at
the conclusion Of our installation which did in
Eiy weak way Capt l. ID. Shepard. Post Cora-
mander; Phoebe Maekey. President of Terrence
Corps, and Capt. FL Hawkes.. s.. OF V gave come
very Interesting addresses. after which light re-
iresiimenis were served. Everyone reports having
had excellent time
Allow me to thank some Of the members Of the
G g. for their encouraging leiicrs, also some old
vctsEaus. Win their aid we Organized Tho d. of V
-Aollie Robertson, Captain ID. Of V.
OUR NATIVE PLANTa
FRIESDs or TIE G. c.: have ofien recommended
the cultivation of our native plants many Of which
u they received the same attention, would equal
or excel ~ bchuty the Imported garden flowers
more generally grown. To "a correspondent who
asks Tor Information the subicct-aud to all who
may he inieresied-i will say that Of the finest
wild flowers OF New England and well adaDled To
garden culture, Is the rose mniow (tiibiacus mos
cilentosl which grows naturally ia marshes near
The eoasi and along tide rivers but find that it
viii flourish 10 almost any garden soil. though IL
docs moi Ike dry. hot weather IL II hardy perrr,-
NAL. and once established will take care Of Itself
The leaves are large aud handsome and the .taIks
@lii grow four or i've feet high ia "a good situation
They die in the Fail and new sprouts como out in
the Spring. u blooms the second scls0n from
seed but the flowers are finer after a year or two
when the roots have made more growth. They
bloom iu late summer and early ia Autumn and
IN shape are somewhat like the single hollyhock
OF which u l. IN fact relation. They are pink
in all shades, from The palest tint TO the deepest
rose. often having white or crimson center In
the wild stale they elk or seyen inches across
but IN cultivation will often grow much larger
VIII send some OF the seeds 10 anyone sending
postage. They VIII probably be mixed with a few
seeds OF Lie Californian type III. CaIifarni cusl
which IL tine same, except that the flowers are
white aud Ih5ger.-FTAnces Wilson, South Glaston-
bury, Conn.
~ WERE A scHooL-TEAc CHER
FRIENDS or THE g. C.: would govern INV
school by Tie Golden Ruien remembering the
fact that was once scholar.
~oulo " cas- smile before nay pupils that would
express delight and Happiness being ia their as
socation.
IwouId regard my profession the highest. never
forgetting the responsibility Of teaching.
would have morality Tie highest study In INV
curriculum and would teach IL by precept and
ample.
would teach my pupils 10 have due respect for
their fellow pupils, and no scholar should be called
by nick name
would think there were other teachers lust Az
stnHTt az myself. oifd ~ my resignation be ask ed
Tor, that there were others who could fl the paee
would take our best educational papcrs, study
the latest plans on teaching. thereby abreast
with the times.
would regard my position as honorable teach
inE ts loot Eoys aud girls in country log
hcliool-bouE az that 81 the college professor
would teach my pupils with love 10 respect
Being man. would regard lady teachers as
capable OF governing aud teaching 6cLoos aa NV
sc.i and would insist that their salary should l..
tie same = mine
While these the things would do, there are
some thinEz 1 would not do
~"uih not prohibit my pupils chewing WAY
with chew ol toiacro ia my mouth
would not teach any other but school for
both sexes.