The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-31

r1o. aou ine " H. o De bulletin that he
"anteu the paper delivered to him every day
Private Brown has started into the fruit
anu commission business He has a docto,
near II the boys get sick.
Several Of the boys visited the Fourteen+t
camp yesterday.
Private Kieffe. of Company D, Fourteenth
was called on friends in Company A. from
Private La Due, Company A, Second Mis-
Sunday 'Ni"iNa'o-
Corporal Roller stands in front of the mir.
ror IN orr company parlor to see IL he sa
iutes In the proper manner without bidine
mustache. " ~ ~
Private Weland was calling for relief the
other day. The squad that helped him oIt
says says ne ate 80 much Georgia watermelon
that ne sank in the mud, and couldn't walk
don tivste hortsweil is going to run for presi-
II Privates Dittman and Norbere will vots
Tor him. He is going to be a sharpshooter
,, irivate Wanger was detailed to the hos
pltai as letter bearer. Private Aron acsed
In the same capacity today.
toE many OF the boys have had their pictures
90 saAs en-, put none have sent them to relations
ty as has Private DalIa. Wv oo0h-
EveIy Gay there Is to be seen under the
spreading branches Of large sycamore sew
eoad members Ms of companies and and we'll
s When It comes to blue tints for water
scenes Private NOrberg has them. He saws
however, that If he was painting a scene OF
winds a.h ON the 90. ocean he would paint the
sky frightened" Very clever Mr. 8 Snr Tue
indeed Hit 'em again. b.
II, we cant see Sergeant Major Ed Bobleter.
vaSes any more, and, If he had it his way
Ut ~, make EN- salute the sergeant majors.
.,I. ne company team for the company. con-
snmI as o OF FIRST p Sergeant Fritsche Corporal
al oh
s.nental range the other day to try ar d
no their pest work. but nat with several oh
sa aIes, the worst being caught in the ran
pc raj Soule 90. 1t will be no m 70 80
right to say that Corporal Sou:e 1Mank 10,
mas been under the weather for several d VS.
possible So - o-' u
,o corporal Frelin has charge of the polio
Br pT,Ta' sst LisskeFDy KSapng. westake
Inc company had its picture taken On M n
day. and sixty were dis ribu.ed to the h VS.
tir COOK Eibner has been placed upon the re-
the boys and get IS. D." once in a Will.
sergeant Graft answered Sunday morn ne
ron cal from his tent He won't do 1t again.
L wonder why?
After Sunday morning inspection was over
capt. Steinhauser expressed himself as v ~
mucn Pleased with the same Everythi 1g
Was IN the pest OF order and condition. Col.
company. w III
Privates York, McKittrick and Barnes o..
His ii'9 re Walk last SUNDAY ending up in
ram. Wen take our poncos next time We 20
for walk. o.
Lieut. Lieut. Mueller spent, Sunday a Iy lie.
NOTED. pio-
Lieu. Buschers hid command Of G. mna,v
II at drill yesterday.
frip
Vogefs horse today, and Ike the rest of he
Peep e IN Georgia do, got caught in the ain.
ne Resimentai guard July 25: Nv ties York,
was at the brigade qua d. C,rpor i 81 u n
was corporal Third relief, and Pr;ya IA. nas
Col. Bobeter's orderly.
master sergeant for the mpany. is h v ng a
cellar dug for the company GRUB t. / e
stored In. At the sight of this III brys got
', very dissouraged, and swcre they d go HON ,
tWenty-One months.
We are all glad to see Lieut.. Koch out
again after his Illness and hope he VIII be
on duty soon again.
Inc boys are eagerly waiting for orders to
move out of camp if 1t is no further than
Newport News That will be change from
IN 1865 this was surface road without fields
or cuts" which .greets the eyes of the SOL
der boy everywhere he goes. They think
TINS PARK Is all right for two weeks outing
stale. The boys have had lots of drill, all
have worked hard, in drilling both close and
extended e sles order work outpost duty and gem
at dress parades, walked ten miles in light
marching order for division reviews in the
neat, OF the day and have got all the way
having their rifles cleaned at Inspection.
They have just about got all the stumps out
OF the company street and think it is time
to grub somewhere else now. and their
q 0rtn ND
stumps. The. life here is certainly getting
tiresome and monotonous. OF course, il
Capt. Stienhauser had anything to say about
it we know we would have been over there
and have had Spain conquered at least we
think SO. for we have seen the captain fenc-
Ing with some imaginary object and 1t was
a spaniard in all probability. Anyway there
is one consolation, we know the officers of
Company A don't like "Dons' little bit
by the way they drill us at company drills.
But then, Capt Steinhauser has always had
the best company In the Twelfth and when it
was the Second regiment NJ N. G., A. had
few equals in the state and no superiors
Why not? The company was the first mus
governors guards, later into the state SER
vice. From Company came Col. Bobleter,
R sas nts Ad5utant y9gel. Battalion Adiu
ehe Major senior Ed
Capt. steinhauser,- senior Lieuts. Busch
ers and Mueller, and the senior first sergeant
of the regiment First Sergeant Fritsche
at Tracy, in '7s, at which time Col. Bohleter
was captain. What company in any of the
regiments from fair Minnesota has better
record than this. We fail to know Of any
if there should be.
Sergeant Joern has been permanently de-
tailed to take charge of the police work.
The company mess is improving every day
and the boys all feel better because we can
eat from a table instead Of sitting on the
ground. Sergeant Bobleter says Immediately
before going home he Is going to START a
table manners. Once in a while one of the
boys gets hold of piece of beef that died
tough death, they stick their forks into the
table and get the ak to cut 1t with. This Is
extremely notifying to Ed:
Private Gillman..".Say, Bosch. have you
got any chloroform?"
Boesch-''What do you want It for7"
Gillman-"To chloroform this cheese you
gave me long enough SO can get some more
sow-belly."
1t is amusing to see the many dishes the
said, they'd kick like fun before they would
eat what they cooked If they were home.
Musician Burgess is musician of the guard
today.
Rain often and hard today.
Capt Steinhauser today received furlough
Of seven days and quickly proceeded to Ly lie,
where where he will visit friends and relatives.
We all wish him good time while there.
The members of this company who are
from Mapleton, were very highly elated over
good citizens of that city. Editor Hoatling
and Mr.. Bagly were the instltutors of the
same, with the aid of the ladies' who did the
cooking, etc. The boys showed themselves
up in great style by treating the rest of the
company to some Of the cake. which was
pronounced simply "out of sight, We ate
some of 1t ourselves, and If we ever get out
of the army we are going straight to Maple
ton and tick" type on the Enterprise, that
u.s. If they will feed us as high as they do
the boys here. Here's the hearty thanks of
Privates Lockerly, Ware and Studelska and