The National tribune., 1892-11-10

Rules Of the Cub-1 Write briefly. Write only
one SIDE Of the paper. 3. Write 10 the point l.
Write on one subject. 5. Write your beet. 6. Eeoh
week The names OF those writing the best letters
style, composition, spelling, penmanshp and gem
erRi merit coBsidered-wiD be named at the head
1 Of flIis column on the Honor Roll. First honor
will include all of these requirements Second
honor will include deficiency In some one point.
No others will be named.
OUR ROLL cALL-NEw MEMBERS.
rThe letters VS.. veterans son. v.d. veter-
ans daughter and Wv. veterans widow; msmberR
of associations will he marked 5. V. and D.N.]
A. f. and Isan Mullins Vs.. Lexington. Tenn;
| Thomas Z. Galbreath Virtue. Tenn; A. u. Mead.
| ows VS.. Lexington, Tenn; W. H., c. A.. d. A. p.
Riffenbureh. Madaln NY; Fred a. Lyon. Piatea,
Pa; ]. n. and r. C. Dean, Wallace. w. Va; Simon
Msrtseh, v.s- WATERFOWL. Pa; Mary L. Crosth-
Smith. and Winnie Packard, Odessa. Mo-; 6. Nina
(age 81 and Lefty n. Bruce (age5l Aigoua Iowa;
NJ. L. Martin, vs., Clayton Dix, S.V-, Marion o.;
Lena Coulter Cheshire. o.; Naomi NJ. Benin, v.d.,
Halifax. Pa. S. c. Armour. Mill Village. Pal;
Flora b. Jennson. v.d.. Box 3ij. Kennebunk. Nc;
Brownie Stearns Clarks, Neb; Flora T. Deitrick.
Gettysburg Pa; Flayius NJ. Wolfe, ", Co. II, 18th
ILL.,, David City, Neb. Total, 1878.
GOOD WORDS FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
DEAR BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF THE CLUB 4:
One of the pleasantest weeks in my life was the
one spent in Washington, and never shall forget
the many delightful trips taken in company with
| brother and sister Guards from all over The coun-
About II Of the Guards had pInhned for bicycle
trip together but account of the rain which
lasted three days, this trip had to be postponed
until next year. OF course all those who were at
Washington, and rs many others possibly
attend, will try and be- present at our fourth Re-
union at indianapolis. feel sure there Is other
organization in the land where the warm
feeling of friendship and good fellowship exists
among the c. c. Guards. Both my sister Lucie
and myself aBxious|y looking forward to
another meeting with you all.
Let US all go to work and get Others interested In
our Order. Let us improve the additional space
granted US by THE NA1ToEAL TRIBUNE by writing
articles that will benefit and be of interest to all
and let us make . long step forward for Progress
and Patriotism before another year passes by.
With sincere wises for the and prosperity
of all our loyal band. am, yours, Pro Patria--
Mary L. Best, Stoneham, Macs.
WAS 1T THE FLOWING BowLf
DEAR C. C. FRIENDS: La reply to the article of
Isaiah 6. Swain, would nay am quite we'll &C
quainted with the man, he lives near here. He
is not c. c.. although veteran. probably 20 years
of age, and very often INDUCES in the flowing bowl
While he Is poor in this worlds goods have never
in my 10 years acquaintance known him to COM
nit any ungentiemany act; would answer any
question regarding him. In loyal friend.hip-M
Warner Hargroye, Division Commander Browns
Mills. n. j.
WHY DO MEN sTRIKEf
FRIESDs OF THEC. C.: heartily agree with W. J.
Hall regarding the labor disturbances. With the
best thoughts and best efforts Of every good citizen
they still remain problems for time 10 solve We
theories,
partisan writers Hsten calamity howiers and
remain ignorant of the true of The trouble
and of ats effects upon society in the
beginning.
We find that organization. engaged In strikes
especially those attended with violence as mt
Homestead, are largely composed of an uneducated
foreign element. who are ever ready to enter any
combination tending TO the advancement OF their
own selfish interests, regardless of the rights of
others. OF the law which they violate
think employers are not 10 blame for the labor
riots. IL al employer cannot or will not pay the
wages demanded by workman, that work man in
not justiiiabe in destroying the employers prop
erty and he who is guilty of so doing should meet
with the most stringent enforcement OF the laws.
No good citizen will permit himself to engage in
those unlawful proceedings which have often
proven disastrous TO those participating in them.
Neither do think that these troubles are due to
tariff Legislation, they i'm free trade ma
tions as well as In protected nations.
may be wrong, hut think herein lies the cause
of these troubles: That those engaged in strikes
riots, etc., are class, uneducated; they are to
great extent, ignorant OF orr laws and customs
they do not think properly upon the relations
which they sustain to the general public. and they
reason hastily from false standard and ao-
cOrdngly.
/ trust, ma no doubt do all tho C. c., that there
will never occur a general clash be; cen labor and
capital. We do not want French Revolution in
America condition to which ali Christian people
look with shudder. We should trust a loving
Providence for happier adjustment of the exist
ing differences. May the time never come to our
fair land when must seek peace beneath the
shadow Of our swords.
With best wishes to the G. O. and NATIONAL
TRIBUNE. am Loyalty yours for our country and
our Club-Erncst j. Kern. Paris. Ark.
POINTERS TO SUCCESS.
DEAR FRIENDS OF THE G. c.: Here some
pointers which, ifcarefuIly followed will help very
much toward success in starting out upon the
journey of life.
First, obtain every kind OF knowledge within
your reach. Study people for the Information they
can impart to you. Read books for what they
teach you
Next see what your tenn erament best suits you
HA
sure you have not mistaken your calling. Onco
certain. apply yourself 10 your chosen work. Then
work hard. earnestly, and incessantiy. Never con-
strength and Divine help in all your undertakings.
Be patient, honest, and pleasant la manner. Treat
ali persons politely. high or low. Have smile for
all. pleasant word for everybody have charity
for the failures and shortcomings of others.
II has been said that Charity 10 q precious ooin
dropped into the hearts Of men from the mint Of
Heaven"
Success may not come 1t first, but 1t will not be
for its delay. Yours, Pro Pasria-IAlian Knight,
Montsvidso. MINI.
CALIFORNIA O. Q. WEDDING.
FRIErDs OF THE G. c.: take great pleasure In
informing you OF the marriage OF one Of our most
active workers in the California Dvision OF the
Pasadena. was united In the holy bonds of matri-
mony to James Roof. Of the same place. They
have been making . tour Of the wonderful valley
OF the Sequoia. or big trees, and are nov located
Thus one by the Guards enter the ranks Of
those "doubly armed. doubly blessed, and knit
together by bonds which mono but God can severn
The writer will send bog Of shells and moss
to any sending her the best collection OF dried
Autumn leaves. Congratulations and best wishes
70 all. Pro Pstria-Fiora Alice CONNER San Ber.
naEdino Cals