New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
The Reason
Lundborg's Perfumes are
so popular is, because they
have the natural fragrance
Of the flowers.

train time. and. according TO their several dsrres.
~ strength lie about upon he benches recline
against the side = the building or 81 in little
groups swapping warns while waiting for he train
some OF the very weak are in me company NJ
friends who arc 70 cave for them on tho way. hn'
the great majority ara alone
There would he a great deal Of suffering among
them were II not for the nurses who have voun-
teered 20 look after for them They At
about the waiting-room. nov stopping 10 place
cloth wrung out in cold water uron some fevered
brow. now lifting some poor. weak fellow from
bench 20 give him drink o. beef tea or sip ~
brandy. nov stopping 20 speak encouraging words
10 an exhausted boy or 10 make his position more
comfortable and now hurrving awav TO restore -
consciousness some soldier Who has tainted from
sheer weakness Al day Ions they are busiy en-
gagged. and they seem never n lire Many soldier
blesses them for their kind attention and IN this
they seem to find reward enough
In rhe extreme erd Of tho waiting room supple
mening and further carving out the work inausu
rated by Mrs MOT, and Mrs French Is large re-
milk bottled and IN cans Near by stands laige
mllkcan full OF cold water where the solder car
help himself, and large boxes ~ ssndWlcnes are
mex, the Refrigerator for any VINO feel ne need g.
food The milk Is Of the freshes, and heSi; me
sandwiches daintilv made and many sol1ier c
tagging strength has oeen restored by one or boz
Even 70 one accustomed 70 daily lists 10 me sia
ton The siShts he secs r. The vaitnf-roor are Pl.i
ful ana pathetic There are soldiers th"T9 W. 5re
tanned healthfnl color and who 10 nol LOOK PAD,
been in Cuba-the'r fran forms. which we're once
pertect physical manhood-ra one feei ne ho'.
rors ot war even II h. Das nor ~ the Ton' 20 '"A
them all
lis paheric TOO 20 see the self sacrifice .. these
sick soldiers self-sacrifce which seems 20 nave
Up out Of ne S9e5ns hsy 5sTs r nna 20 sh
instances by the hour but their principal featEre
70 be IN though FOR others rather than Tor
Wont you have this orange nv how you NAV
A smile viii brighten his face, then glancins over
70 the next cot. he will reply; ,, -
there Hes = grea, deal seeker than am,
As they grow batter The appet,es ot me sich 'sse
stric,es, orders 70 those discharged on flri9lsn
from the hospitals e be careful ot WA: ny ny al
sorts Of improper food Only yesterdsy con.ali-s
cent who vas going home on furloegn ma M rrsln
time because his appetite ran away Nh MN O.,
surgeon found him in the railroad res'am'a1tt IL, "a,
ing PIE and drinking :sss o5 n1dsred him back to
the hospital again ~ h.,o,.
Bu! o1 h, 4F9q' sRo' g, tfy esSI his :ve2
other dav sick man called one ., 'he no'Ss7 ~
The nurse thought !, uoul. tt ne usua rSau e,
inued ,,n :. =
could ony have some OF that 70 eat oeNeVe
would get rell RICH; away 49,. T., 49,. 49,.
doctors hardly thought the melon contained 'nera,
peuic qualities enough for this particular case ana
The S0e endeavor 10 alleviate the suffering. o. tie
soldiers &c MOI eonhnec alone 70 ne rse,sn Assoc,a
i enn C-3ss i i ro,hehooa Lease NOS
tents us, Tnern ne road branches on . the DE-.
tenrion camp rhey have c9t nurse: ,nd zoe noe'o or
ca the work thew arc doing has been un6er tne
d,rar- supervision % Katharine Tlnelty Sol 49,
ne transport. 70 the detention camp have oeen
taken he deaGgss ho,b 4 t.a fn5 ara soa.
On Their way home on iurlough. WHO nave pen
a. is easue ,ents and received ne same are ana
attention other soldiers rom ne Ea,lor r.
ne bosSitas have sought than 9u 70 r treated
and aoge.HsT ,hsF oe ~2iS no sms actor in tie
aHeviation o: the sickness AND distress wn'en car
be tcrnd IN T SamP buses ara ao.ors q re
hs". given their lin. and money 70 The york be-
t naTe hep ron outside SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The savaton ArT4y si.9 haS ~ y.eI Sa the .pr
ual work hey carrynE on = ~ ojhcr Arn1y
a Malof x mq'n hsre ooKns az over ne ground
ard t.curAd permission 70 have tent eieo,eo
Ma'p .ro 70 the city and will recomnend hst men
nNeoers r. cent here 70 TAX" charge ~ 'hA oslva-
tionists tert
1,,A sa,key. the singer, has been AT Camp Wikon
s.y.-si times and on each ~ his visits ne has
! Stoned a. me several Y 9 A tents 20 sing ,or
the soldiers A crowd gathers In IRE tent lrne-
d,stelv when his presence becomes known ana 20
MAINS until Mr. Sankey takes his departure
He said 20 Tribune reporter lpOh tnr orTsslon
NJ ais last visit that he thought a ne tois.r y
yoh1eers and Regulars alike should De SEM ao!ns
q, rrce "Tne is over ne continued hH1
go. one ~ Inc men is anxious % get back again
among Old familiar sights and faces Ihere tney
nuia reoain their spirits faster than trey 90 mere
arG ir a short time be In A better condltion Ior
future service than - they we're kepi a. sI,!p
WikoN You cannot say mat TOO ehlpn 'l,ally.
| q anv more beautiful heathful camp site could
7 10 fo,,rd in tho United states. but me soolers
nn,gbt ~ he sert home Al once. J know cf one
oairar ~ this opinion and probably AL ~ them
are
The ARM. mule is one ~ the most interesting
I adinrt,s ~ the camp. He Is a great truant ana
r.va- noissee chance get loose from the picker
I'm. uhen with look OF glee apparent IN every
,e,,,,rA az his face. from his ears down. ne goes
wandering away. resisting AL attempts az capture
/ His uan6erngs lead him far from camp limits 100.
and there vii probs bly, be mules from one end or
lag Island 10 the other long ater me oth Arnlf
corns has been dissolved and sent PACK ~ ARMY
pT, a, present the mules render the early morning
, Pu s,1,ressng Thev begin 70 get hungry long
ho.nr. 1reve,lle and their brayns makes Sleeping
70 o'clock almost impossible.
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TIE MISSOURI AWAITING ORDERS.
rha bosrital ship Missouri went 20 the Columbia
Stores Brooklyn. yes'erday. - take on supplies
I - surgeon charge Of the Ms