The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-10-12
THE PRIZE RAINIER.

| PENNSYLVANIA GUARDS: / wish you all could
see beautiful banner that we won at the fourth
National Reunion for the largest Division. As
there is to be another one presented TO the Division
who gains the largest per cent. and the largest D-
| vision hope you will ali turn in ard work and
| you would not he only working for . good cause
! but would also be showing Presidenl-General,
| Mrs. Kate Il. Sherwood and THE NATIONAL TRIB-
| UNE that all appreciate our beautiful gift.
know of no better way in showing our thanks
than by increasing our membership for Progress,
Patriotism and Charity. Hoping to hear from
sister aud brother Guards and c. C.'s of Pennsyl-
vania am. loyalty
Loui NJ Stockton Commander Pennsylvania
Division n. T. G. G. Guards.
CLUB WHISPERS.
Sister Carrie Nixon surprised us with visit after
the Guard Reunion at Indianapolis, and gave us all
much pleasure with her account OF the meeting,
aud cheered my heart with the kind messages sent,
| by many in attendance. II all OF the c. g. are as
lovely as Carrie, hope 20 receive many visits.
Olive Martin, Pekn Ind.
Some time ago article appeared in regard to
writing letter Of inquiry to n non- correspondent,
and falling to iuclnse stamp for reply. wish
someone would write article about the failure
| Ia answer inquiry where n stamp was inclosed
Several months ago j wrote n letter 10 a gentle
mau iii another State for old lady who lives
near me- inclosiug "a stamp and never to this day
has the inquiry been answered. 1t would Only bs
an act of courtesy to ackmow ledge such letter,
even If no information could be given.
w. ;. Pardee, Allegan, Mich.
am proud to say that have the honor OF wear
ing the lovely G. G. badge. which 1 received few
| days ago Nothing could be more desirable than
i
should wear one; 1t is not very costly, and IL rep
resenis noble band, TO which all stand
| pledged. Long may its banuer DER the land
of the free and The home of the brave. Loyalty,
yours
May A. Russell. Grand Bay Ala.
In private letter Lizzie Maud Hewlett billiard
Az South Sixteenth street. Newark. n. j., writes:
II have been silent in the G. c. for the past year.
but am ever ready to work. and stili loyal and
earnest in the work as once was. My @. g.
riage has proved happy one. and Oct. u is the
anniversary of our marriage Peace and happi-
ness reigns supreme in our home, and we love each
other aud the C. CT
In reading Young Mrs. Jardine." pretty little
story, could not help wishing that there were
more women like her, and it also made me wonder If
a man really wanted his wife 10 submit his will
| In everything. Does man want a companion a
helper. some one To advise help, plan, aud kindly
| criticize him, does he want merely u house.
| keeper, cook, seamtress aud sundress? In the
! marriage service wife promises to love, honor,
and obey, but this does not apply when the obedi-
/ epce canses wTong-doing.
think, also. that II IA woman has a drunixard for
| a husband, she is justified in leaving him, for by
| refusing 10 be mother TO a drunkard's children
| she gives the world nothing to blame her for.
Edith NJ. HaiDes East st. Louis, Ill.