The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-04-14
AIR-Nurclins Through Georgia.


Bring the good old TRIBUNE, Guards. the champion
of our cause;
| The friend of war-scarred veterans that escaped
from deaths fierce jaws;
While they were marching through Georgia.
Justice to the veteran, his widow and his child. "
This has been its motto since the first page was
complied;
Though many vile and sordd sheets the soldiers
have reriied,
Since they went marching through Georgia.
How our hearts are gladdened when we read OF
pension bills,
That give justice TO the veteran, and solace for his
ills;
Though thousands are 10 glory gone, and free from
earthly ills,
Then help us perpeunte soldiers noble deeds.
BY listing in the C. c. Guards, whose banner Tor
ward leads. -.
And raise living monument each loyal soldier
needs
Because lie went marching through Georgia.
Chorus:
Hurrah hurrah. THE TRIBUNE brave and true !!
Hurrah hurrah. its pages ever new!
Telling the bloody scenes our fathers struggled
through,
When they went marching through Georgia.
Peter NJ. Byler.
CLUB WHISPERS.
Will the c. G. members sending autographs for
exchange please use only the old style postal rs
cannot nse the other sizesin my coilection.-Emma
S. Perkins NaticlS. Mass.
VIII Effie Carroll, who wrote about the "ossifed
man." please inform how he manages to talk
when his teeth are set that lie take nothing
but iiqnid food through tube Annie A. Souies
Harvard. Neb.
think man pays a woman the highest oompli-
mt when he asks her to become his wife-SarGh
Spaugle, Morristown, Tenn.
You do no. know how much good is being
people banded together, and always interested In
some good work. / don't know how can help
being better while belonging to such noble band.
blessings on the G. &. every wheTe.-Mary b. Kline,
Salem. Kan
Much has been said about the failure 10 exchange.
autographs the same should apply to letters. If
we request correspondence. 1t is no more than
courteous and right that we should acknowledge
all letters if only to say that have not time to
continue the correspondence C. Barker,
Peru. o.
Some one asks how to decorate a canteen. Let
ns hang it up just rs 1t came from hc war. and not
he ashamed Of rusty looks 1t viii serve to
mind US Of the hardsps of our fathers, aud if it
contains buliei-hole, let it be displayed with
pride. ana son of q vet, and glory in lt-E.
l. Striulpic. Carroll, Kan.
think il wo;.ld be n good plan to notify delin-
qsents whore pnstals have not received for in
many they have been sent and niscarried. II
| owe any will be only too glad to be informed.
There many that never exchanged with me,
hut cannot help feeling that Il was unintentiona
-Re,ta Hagcman. -.-+. .-'.-r
agree with Lizzie Z. Gates that it would be BET
ter to omit requests for correspondents am sure
we members OF the c. e. all bright and observ-
ing enough TO discover very quickly the ones we
would like for CONGRATULATIONS Rouse,
Blisslield Mich.
There is more than one view on the postal auto
graph question. should he happy, indeed, to ex-
change, but my time Is taken up that it is i'm
possible. do not ask exchange, hence, do not
sec why in duty bound TO return an auto
graph TO the many who have been SO kind to ask
reciprocal favor. If l asked for autographs /
should feel Obliged 10 return enc for every one
ceived. AS do not and my time.will not permit
it, those sending aul oGraphs must do SO and run
the chances. Pro Patria-Amos l.. Seaman.
Sister Daniels and / awarded prizes to Brother
A. l.. Speman, for first and second nearest guess
TO cur combination of coioIs The contest was not
spirited only IA few guesscs being received bnt we
thank those who kindly responded TO our request.
Loyally--Mildred Baldwin, Frcdericktown, o.
In my opinion, 1t is better by far for those desir
ing correspondents TO make their requests i'll THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE and not poster everybody with
letters asking them TO correspond, when they do
not wish 10 DO so. One might write IL hundred
letters before finding correspondent. sister
remarks that she WAS overwhelmed with letters,
but made a request and only received three, and
wanted many more.-Lyon Hart, Princeton,
MINI.