The National tribune., 1907-01-03
Compliments.

Editor National Tribune: Please en-
ter my name on your books as a sub
scriber to the old veterans best paper
1t is the only paper published to advo-
cate their cause and to look after their
interests.-Isaac CENTS, Chandler.
Okla.
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thing from my comrades of the 34th
Ohio.-Geo. w. Sallies, Co. E, 34th
Ohio, Stowe, VT. $500
Editor National Tribune: see that
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you success. and hope you may retain
all its subscribers and gain many more.
I say success to The National Tribune.
the soldiers friend. "Long may it
wave."-A. d. Day, Sta. c, 272 Carrel
ST.. Cincinnati. O.
Editor National Tribune: I thank
you heartily for the Chart you kindly
sent to me. / certainly appreciate 1t;
every old soldier ought to have it. The
only thing I regret is not having got
acquainted with the paper sooner, for
I certainly enjoy reading 1t. Hoping
that you and The National Tribune may
II,
very truly-Thos. B. Gross, Co. II,
190th Pa. North East. Nd.
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thing about the 62d N. Y, Anderson's
Zouayes.-George Netchert, Co. G, 62d
N. Y, Newark, N. J.
Editor National Tribune: I cannot
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can take other papers, sometimes four
or five, and yet not take The National
Tribune, the only paper dedicated to an
issue in the interest Of the soldiers OF
the civil war.-L. L. Bell. Winfield, Kan.
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anyway. It interests me far more than
any others. Your article On the Army
ing and true to life.-A. d. Curran,
Secretary, sSth ILL.,, Bristol, Ill.
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in the Army of the James little over
three years. and have read The Nation
al Tribune for more than 80 years. and
regard it with about the same feeling
as I do the American Flag, because it
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In fact, I feel sense Of ownership in
it, because it voices the sentiments and
expresses the thoughts Of every man
who followed the American Flag and
fought under its folds from patriotic
motives.-H. Dwight Grant, Boonville,
N. Y.
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pleasure in informing you that have
received the Army Chart. I am pleased
with 1t. 1t is pretty. and it Is some
thing that every soldier of the war OF
the rebellion should have, and I feel
certain that every soldier would be
proud to have one in his possession
l thank you for the interest you have
taken in the old soldier boys. Your
paper is truly the soldiers friend
Edmund Davis, so N. Main Ct, New
ark. N. J.
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per, The National Tribune, the best
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interest of the soldiers of the civil war.
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copies of The National Tribune, and
do not want a single number missing.
have collections of over 10000 news
papers. l commenced collecting In
1858. when Horace Greeley made his
overland trip to California. My coIlec-
ton is from all over the United States
The Daughters of the Confederacy pro-
pose monument to Capt. Wirz. Let
them dare to put up such monument
expect to be a subscriber to The Ma
tional Tribune as long as can raise a
dollar to pay for it,
Editor National Tribune: received
| the Army Charts all right, and am 80
| well pleased with them that there is
| nothing that would induce me to part
with them. cherish them more than
would so much gold. tho 1 be ever
SO poor. They will be the most valuable
memento that I expect to be able to
leave my dear children in perpetuating