The National tribune., 1892-01-07

Of these loyal and pairioiio Guards by contributing
generously Ia the flag fund. Every Division
should have flag before the Washington meeting.
Pennsylvania carried beautiful fag NJ Detroit.
az which any organization might well be proud.
The flag is Of silk, regulation size. jointed staff
with brass eagle and le,tered in gold. N 4. Z. q.
Guards. organized Jan. 10. 1921" This beautiful
bluner carried la the parade with The SONS at
Veterans by that loyal Guard md tTue-hlne Son
OF Veteran, VIM. II. Hays, Of PenHsylva sets -
shining example which old Divisions would do
well 60 initiate.
The Massachusetts Division carried beautiful
banner At Detroit of satin and plush, leitered IN
gold. IL IA needless to say that the members Of the
Bay State Division loyal aud enthusiastic; we
who attended The Boston meeting were convinced
OF this fact.
hope that the day Is not far distant when Con-
gress shall pass law that the American nag shall
hoHt over every school-house In the land during
school sessions.
! would say 10 all teachers especially you who
are members Of the G. &. aud Guards, teach palri-
Otism la your schools. IL your school - not pro-
vided with flag, and II you find IL difficult To
raise the necessary funds with which 20 purchase
one, get your local Camp of Sons Of Veterans in
teresicd, and they will see that you have "A nAg.
lnculctte into Tire minds Of the rising generation
the abiding spirit OF loyalty aud patriotism. Teach
them 10 love and revere our bcRuteons banner the
flag Of The free.
Teach the school children to sing those soul
inspiring National airs which our fathers loved so
well, instead OF those simple. silly duties about
Spring Gentle Spring" e" ITpideeideeida," etc.
Would not these patriotic songs have n tendency
10 incuicate in the minds OF the young divine IN
problems of our National Government VIII be al
ready solved when the hearts of the people learn
10 ihrob with ervor al the sight OF the star span
gled Banner at the sound OF our soul-siirring
National airs.
We, the Guards Sons Of Veterans. and kindred
organizations. are To bring this about. La review
ing thc work of the past year, have We been as
enthusiastic aud active in inculcaliug The grand
principles which we emulate "a we should nave
bceug fear not. Ia the coming year let a. snow
"A lille more enthusiasm. and work together ia
harmony and unison. Let us do away with petty
quarreling, bitter anmosiiy, aud foolish pride ana
ambition; this j. int treason In our cause.
Look higher, friends. We are all working for n
common cause; therefore, let us resolve TO do
Erander and nober work in the year to come. !
all, a Happy New Year. Loyalty, ynurs-tisrence
Is. Cone. National Color-Guari, No. 1901 Sixth
street. Sheboygan, Wis.
NEW YORK GUARDS REUNION.
il was joyful gathering Of G G. Guards that
met at the Ashland House, New York CITY at the
SPECIAL meeting called to transact business Ihe
Ashland had the pleasure 81 having the iifsi Re-
union. aud now the Reunion 81 New York &. &.
Guards The room was Handsomely dFaUed with
flags Rnd bunting furnished for the oeca-l"n by
Adi't Hewlett ANA Chap. HHring. and with flowers
brought by Color Guard Adde Stevens. 10 made
very pleasing appearance.
The meeting was hour late when telegram
/ from Commander Whitman announced thu ne
resigned his position IA Commander. :. V. Com.
Jessie Smith, who is now attending school IA New
! York City, being absent, y V. Com. George w
/ Buikley took ihc chair. The first business was
un motion, was accepted. Election ~ a new Com
mauder being Ia order Lizzie Maudc Hewlett
made "A motion that Julius w. Ninkle, Bedloe y
! Island, New York Iiarbor, be Commander; sec
/ Onded 10y Addio Haring and carried.
BRO. Whitman wanted the New York Guards TO
/ cut loose from the National Guards and take a
new name. This was met with indignation. and
"A motion was made, seconded, and carried that we
I remain ~ we are aud 50 stand by The NATIONAL
] TRIBUNE and the National Guards.
Commander Ninkie appointed his Adjutant
Lizzie Maude Hewlett, and las Quariefmaster,
/ l.ia \. Colby; the Adjuiant reappointed Charles
1 J.. Randall a. Assistant.
our next Reunion was 10 have been held next
june, ia Albany; but the members nj iiIs last lse-
union stOuily refused 10 hive anything TO do with.
go to- the next Reunion, II held ia Albany; aud
after discussion IL was voted HAT our next Reunion
viii he held at the home OF The AdIulant. Man
/ has-ett, J.. J., the second week Ia July, 1897,
4 "Wednesday and Thursday.
Lizzie Maudc Hewlett was appointed Chairman
I 81 C"mMiitue To furnish silver Division badges,
and they may bc had al 81 each On tie bar Of the
! pin j. I" New York Guards =" and on the diamond
] which j. suspended from the bar j. the monogram
y. 4. q. C." These badges are Of sterling silver.
] May ali meet nj next Reunion INA Manhasset.
Pro Patria-Lizzie Maude Hewlett, Manhasset,
/ L..
TWO BEAUTIFUL WORDs.
c. c. FEIENDs: Kind words Two OF the most
beautiful words IN the Christian languagel Il
/ there a living person. old or young. who has not
had occasion 60 long for a kind words II may
have been in time Of some great or allie
ton; II may have been M some great misfortune,
]
J passions aud the future looked dark aud lotbod-
I ing. Then "A few words, kindly aud lovingly
] spoken, caused tine rcbeious heart 10 repent 81
/ its Tashnc-S, aud awoke ia that despairiug soul
courageous feelings aud frmer resolve 10 hetd IA
humiliation aud submission 10 the will Of GSti-l
Besides tie charm q; kind woTdz-and kind
words acknowledgements words have mech
! power. A few words spoken in all kindness have
FAR more effect than The most violent threats that
were ever altered. Then, too. kindness j. virtue
Ala. there many little acts OF kindness that are
virtues. Let IA, then, exercise the little virtues
md remember always that " kind words are the
| IA usic Of the world
speak gently! lie who gave His life
To beud mans stubborn Will