The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-10-08

&C. members NOW L.HW. Cadets. and IN
time / hope to see them enrolled IN the ranks
of the Loyal Home Workers.
AN OKLAHOMA CHAT.
DEAR L.H.W.: Word has just reached me
announcing the marriage of one OF our Iaii-
fornia &C friends. Jennie NJ. Craig was mar
ried TO George A. Sayre, Sept s, 1876, at occi-
dental, Cal.
For the past year Miss Craig has been one of
my most interesting correspondents, and l anu
sure all &C friends will join me in wishing
her much happiness.
Ola Bell | should like to accept your Inyl-
tation to visit Mary Ann, and have my fortune
told.
/ wonder how many of you noticed Elite
Fnller's letter in the Better Halt column OF
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. Thank you, Miss
Fuller for telling the Better Half editor how
much we appreciate her chats.
That trip to the seaside was delightful.
How often / imagined her starting for quiet
nook armed with "Alice in Wonderland v!
That was the book, you know, they always
carried.
/ When is Mountain Boy" going to tell US
how "the true country girl he knows obtained
the material for that pretty piano." Isn't IL
time we were enlightened?
1 hope the st. Paul travellers will keep the
| &C. column lively with "reminiscences.
In &C. friendship
Belle C. Anderson. Guthrie, O. L.
JOIN THE LOYAL HOME WORKERS
| DEAR &C FRIENDS OF PENNSYLVANIA:
! We are now entering on our third year OF the
| Order of L.H.W., of which one and all Of you
should become members Every &C should
1 become a member because it brings US closer
/ together as brothers and sisters. and being
organized helps us better to fulfil the great
objects of our Order-Progress and Patriotism
/ including Charity.
Ex-members of the n. T. c. c. Guards. will
you not become members Of the l.. W? We
are growing slowly year by year. and you will
| see by the account of the ST. Paul Reunion
| that we did not take back seat
We were well spoken of by the different
societies in session there at the same time We
! were and You will also notice that gained
| several new members who are connected
! with the WR.C. and S. of ", and who hold
very prominent positions. Help us make the
| L.H.W. one of the strongest Orders connected
| with the g. Ar.
Sisters and brothers of the IHW.. we arc
| now entered on our third year; let US all work
hard to secure at least one member each. i
! you have read the account of the St. Paul Re-
union, you should feel more than proud OF our
Order. and take working interest in i'll
growth. The harder you work the more in
terest you will have.
Correspond with the members, write interest
ing sketches of your home-life and the country
| around you; if historical so much the better.
/ know sister who lives near Forty Fort
who could write a very interesting sketch OF
| il.
Have you secured an L. H. w. button badge
If not you should do so; they beauties
Send your orders to Secretary Amos l.. Seaman
The price is so cents
If there are any questions you would like t.
ask, write me and / will answer with pleasure
Sincerely hoping you will give me your ioya
support. and that all will try to be at the mex
Reunion at Buffalo. n. Y, remain loyalty
LoUI NJ. STOCKTON. Assistant Secretary
L.H.W., 1917 Fairbiil ST., Philadelphia, Pa
THE GEM OF THE ANTILLES.
Henry c. Fairchild, Orleans. Neb.. did no
forget the struggling patriots of Cuba IN pa
triotie address, or eulogy, the Stars am
Stripes, delivered on Independence Day. hi
ancestors fought in every war for the preserva
ton of liberty, from the Revolution 10 the clos
of the war of the rebellion. Gen. Lncius Fair
child, Past Commander-in-Chief GAR, wa
first cousin of his grandfather. The foilOwin
is an extract from his address:
To-day a dOwn-irodden people, suf1erin
from a tyranny inflicted By a cruel despot, tha
relic of barbarism, that limb of tho dark age
known as Spaiu, is striving for freedom. Cubi
the fairest of the isles OF the ocean, is now in
life-snd-death struggle for Independence.