The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-06-05

Mass East Bridgewaler, Mass Charles II. ollum,
VS., 1857 North High street, Columbus, O.; Der
tie Seaman, nes Moines, Iowa Lizzie w. Al
len. v.d l4lst Pa, WicSizer Pa Lillo Il. and
Hattie J. Colvin, v.d. 9th n. Y. II. A.. Lakeview,
ore Nellie c. Bell, v.d I42d n. V, West Pierre
pont, n. Y; Reita Smith, Vaudeville w. Va; Mrs
r. l.. Gibson, veterans wife, RiugEold, Neh;
Henry 4. Mock, Sth Tenn. Cav, Turkvile, kani
Bertha G. BOveit, Salem, Mass, Harry McClin-
took, VS., Box &c, Turtle Creek, Pa; c. @. Wade
VS., Montesano, wash; Bert l.. Johnson, Camp
50, $. of V, Grass Lake. Mich. Sadie Burns, Ba-
tavia, Iowa. Total, 1923.
HOW THEY LOVE THE c. c.
Since my father renewed his subscription this
month, the spark OF love the G. G. had kindled
within me has been stirred into glowing coal. and
constrained me TO enter it's Tanks.-Harry Ii
Walker, New Antioch, o.
The c. O. is a circle OF friendship, and deem 1t
an honor 10 Ice enlisted in its ranks. l hope TO
become successful contribuior.-fred Z. heh-
The c. c is one Of the grandcst bands of brothers
and sisters in America All coming this way please
Philadelphia Pa
note with great pleasure the Improvement in
the G. &, particularly the Book Circle; The Ed-
mondson 4" Ifs" were entertaining,-Ern H.
Osirom, Danbury, Iowa.
POLITENEss AND PATRIOTISM
FRIENDS or THE c. c.: As am one Of the @. @.
school-ieacheIs wish 10 make further addition
TO Brother Skaters excellent letter, " III were
SChoOieacher"
Teach your pupils 10 act like ladies and gentle
men, using the words please. thanks; excuse me-
etc, when an occasion presents ITSELF BE polite
Remember the quotation:
Politeness is TO do and say
The kindest things in the kindest way.
Teach patriotism. Teach your pupils while they
are small TO love their country. the Stars and
stripes, and its surviving defenders. And II you
are not equal 10 the task stop teaching, or iurnlsh
your pupils with few copies Of THE NATIONAL
tRlBuNE-Sheldon Young, Camp No. Ia, >. OF ",
Inlay City, Mich.
NATIONAL C. c. REUNION.
That C. c Reunion is the chief interest through
out our loyal band. And yet the members do
not respond rs promptly Rs they ought, so the
Finance Charmcn say in the several States. r. b.
Latham, York, Neb, hopes the NebraslSnns will
wake up TO the importance OF sending him . cents
each. Robert T. Allen. Odell, H., makes tho same
plea for his State; his first message of cheer being
from Mabel Eggleston.
Media Plymplon writes that she Is attending
school at CleaIGed Pa, this Summer. where she
will be glad 10 receive Pennsylvania quota for tho
Reunion, though she cannot be present, more is
the pity. She says; Thrice welcome, l.. a. Turner
You will be a grand addition 20 our noble band"
A Ella Hail. 0deil H., says: You have heard
what our Eastern friends have said about the adj
a Western girl 10 affirm what has been said2 am
attending the New England Conservatory OF Music
IN Boston tins year. and have chance TO see good
deal OF tie city, and know that they have not cN-
aggcrated bat. The historic association of Boston
would endear 10 to us had il no other charms,
which 1t viii have in August. SO, my western
brothers ana sisters, hope you can come IN large
numbers, and can assure you hearty welcome
from the Eastern members, who are true blue,
every one"