The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-08-13
"L.H. W! L.H.W.!
DON'T forget
ST. Paul. you bet!
L.H.W.! LII. ". :"
CONVERSATION CLUB.
Awake. Salute Old Giory!-Passing in
rEew-Iinmigratio ion Re5oinder.

Awake. Salute Old Giory!-Passipg in Re
riew-Inmigration Rejoinder.
R,Res Of the Club. Write briefly. . Write only
on one tiue of Tie pnpe-. ). Write the point. 4.
vi i,e on ore subject 5. Write your best. g. Each
week the names of those writing tae best letters
style osi;iou. spelling l,ehniais.iip anu gem
erni naerii considereu-wili be named at tie head
Of this column the Honor Roll. First honor
will include all Of these requirements. Second
honor will include deficiency Ia some ose point.
AWAKE SALUTE OLD GLORY,
Comrade J. c. O. Redingion, Of the Acme
HaYessqcL Syracase, y Y. writes that the
statement Of 20, 600 circulation of Kate b. Sher-
wood's song" wake! Saintc Old Glory."-
] is far out OF the way. IL ~ more Than five
/ times that number; and at the rate it is now
! in demand for Teachers lnstitates. the issue
/ the FIRST year VIII be half million. 1t Is
/ furnished free on application.
PASSING JN REVIEW.
Lou NJ. Starring Grand View, Tenn. who
| was formerly heard from quite frequently,
| writes that he is row nearly blind, but has not
| forgotten his first love for the &C. Being un-
| able TO earn much he was obliged to give up the
! GEAR TRIBUNE and wishes someone ight send
/ hira the naaer when through with II.
Anyone wishing campaign badge can be
supplied by sending him quarter, Byran or
| Nick He Is for the latter.
| LOU u. Stockton, Assistant Secretary for
! PENNSYLVANIA LII. w, is happy over the East
ern rally, and urges every Pennsylvania
IHW 10 forward his dues for 1896 in order
that Pennsylyani may make a COED report to
the National Secretary. He urges every &C
10 join the IL W. and join the good work foi
Progress and Patriotism.
Anyone wishing some pretty lace patterns
narrow edging. can secure them from Blanche
Bradbury. West Bloomfield Wis.
May Is Arnold. 43 kavne street, Rondout
n Y, would like each &C. aud L.H.W. Il
send her three quarters Of yard Of marrow
ribbon for friendship cane.
Amelia A. Arnold. ~ Ravine street. Rondout
n Y. would ike TO exchange postal cards viii
all C aud L.H.W., and wili give a prize 70
. the prettiest received by Nov. 30.
The EpUorfh Ae'cs. published at ST Louis
Mo-, by the Epworth League Literary Com
, pauy, North Grand avenue Mo-, is brigh
little monthly OF interest not only to Epwortl
Leaguers of whom we have many i'm the &C
and L.H.W., but to all Christian workers a
well.
4 IMMIGRATION REJoINDER.
e Will the Editor yield me little room Will
= ! reply 10 the challenge thrown down to me
n / would not advise Mr. McKenna to offer :"
S large gold watch f" 10 every INV. who is tn
. 10th in descent from foreign-b born ancestr,
Ii he hazard nything. let him hold up q yer
" cheap watch with gilt case.
?, A brief examination Of q large Reaealogici
T. volume has shown me names by the score
q persons of the 10th remove, and some even
the llth, one Of the latter being 20 years of az
10 The book is confined to the posterity of but on
of the 10000 immigrants who came to Ne
d England prior to 1910. and before that da
q other thousands had come to Virginia an
|. New York. Is it at all probable that not OF
rs of our members is OF the 10th remove?
g. He further asks what our country would
is to-day. or whether We would now have a