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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
Lincoln Post and CORPS 1nlan.

Lincoln Post and Lincoln W. r. c.,
Department of Potomac, District of CO.
lumbia, held their joint installation
Wednesday evening of last week. The
hall was deliberately decorated with
flags and patriotism and harmony pre-
vailed. Numerous and costly tHstimo-
malls and flowers were presentefito the
retiring officers. Among these We're a
gold watch to the retiring Commander,
James McCabe; gold badge and cut
glass pieces to the retiring President,
Mrs. Helen s. Myers. Mrs. Eliza F.
Naylor installed the members of the
Corps The musicians, Mrs. Bowen and
Miss May Rorland, assisted by Mrs
VIM. Joyce, with vocal solos, added to
the pleasure of the evening. Speeches
were made by different comrades and
members of the w. r. c.
officers of Lincoln Post installed by
Comrade A. s. Perham are as follows:
Commander, a. H. Feathers; S. V c.,
w. II. Raymond; ]. V. c.. Henry Ex-
ley; Adjutant, S. w. McEfderry: Q. NJ,
George b. Rose: Surgeon, A. E. john
son, NJ. D.: Chaplain, Rev. ]. d. Blood
good; o. D., George w. Street: o. G.,
Archie Burgess; s. NJ, o. Fl. Oldroyd;
Q. NJ. s., George NJ. Rowe; Patriotic
Instructor, B. F. Chase; o. s., w. J..
Harkinson; I. s., Robert venn; Color
Sergeant, Hazard Wheeler; Organist, J.
T. Hensley.
officers of the Corps were installed
as follows: President Mrs. Nettie Bor-
land; S. V. P, Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart;
]. V. p, Mrs. Dora Hendricks; Treas
urer, Mrs. Olive Haney; Secretary. Mrs
Margaret Walker; Chaplain, Mrs. Tx
ley: Patriotic Instructor. Mrs. Feathers;
Press Correspondent, Miss Evelyn Sims;
Conductor, Mrs. Gertrude Morgan: As
sstant Conductor, Mrs. Leavett; Guard,
Mrs. Mary Kicker: Assistant Guard,
Mrs. Emma Harlow; Color Bearers,
Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Rank,
Mrs. Chatfield; Musician, Miss May Bor-
land. Mrs. Borland presented large
bouquets of roses and carnations to her
Installing officer and Conductor.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
The 4Sd Ill.

Editor National Tribune: Please pub
lish a brief history of the 42d Ill.-C.
Hoffman. Madison. S. d.
The 42d Ill.,, one of the fighting regi-
ments, was organized at Camp Douglas,
Chicago, from July 90 to Sept. 81, 1861,
and after serving out two enlistments
was finally mustered out Dec. 16, 1865.
1t was commanded by Coils. VIM. A.
Webb, a West Pointer; George w. Rob-
erts, Nathan II. Walworth and Edgar
ID. Swain successfully. Col. Webb died
Dec. "a, 1861. at Smithton, Mo. Its first
battle of great Importance was Stone
River. in which il lost 19 killed, 90
wounded and 46 missing. Col. Roberts
was among the killed. 1t took part in
the Atlanta and Tennessee campaigns.
At Spring Hill and Franklin il lost "a
killed, 95 wounded and 80 missing. 1t
belonged to Newton's Division, Fourth
Corps, and lost ISL killed and zoe from
disease, etc. It's total OF killed and
wounded was 654, and 33 of its mem
bers died in Confederate prisons.-Ed-
itor National Tribune.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
The 1O1st Ohio.

Editor National Tribune: Please give
a short sketch of the 101st Ohio.-Jos.
Sims, Wiltshire, o.
The 101st Ohio was organized at
Camp Monroeville Aug. 30, 1862, and
mustered out June IL, 1865. 1t was
commanded by Col. Leander Stem, who
died Jan. 4, 1863, of wounds received
at Stone River. succeeded by Col. Isaac
NJ. Kirby, in command at the time of
muster-out. 1t belonged to Stanley's
Division. Fourth Corps. and lost 9s
killed and 141 from disease, etc.-Ed-
itor National Tribune.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
The 5Sth My.

Editor National Tribune: Would like
very much a short synopsis of the 5Sth
n. Y.-Chas. Winters, 3719 18th street,
San Francisco, Cal.
The 5Sfh N. Y. was organized at New
York City from Aug. 81 to NOV. 81,
1861, and was mustered out upon the
termination of its three years service.
the veterans and recruits being re-
tanned. The regiment. also called s'Pol-
ish Legion was commanded by Col.
Wlademier Kryzyanowski, brevetted
Rrigadier- General March 2, 1865. 1t
belonged 10 Schurz's Division, Eleventh
Corps, and lost 81 killed and SO from
disease, etc.-Editor National Tribune.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
The 18th Ill,

Editor National Tribune: I would
like short history of the 18th I'LL
S. Lacy, Gray Iowa.
The 18th III. was organized at Quincy
Sept. /, 1862. The members whose
terms would have expired previous to
Oct. 1, 1865, were mustered out June
z, 1865, and the remaining members
transferred to the 34th Ill. 1t was COM
manded by Col. VIM. H. Benneson, re-
signed Sept. 2, 1868, succeeded by Col.
Carter Van Week, died Aug. 20, 1864,
of wounds. succeeded by Lieut.. Col
Maris r. Vernon. The 18th belonged
to Davis's Division, Fourteenth Corps
and lost i04 killed and 1T from dis
ease, etc.-Editor National Tribune,
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
The god III.

Editor National Tribune: Kindly give
a sketch Of the 32d Ill.-O. L. Rose,
Purdy, Mo.
The 32d Ill. was organized at Camp
Butler near Springfield from Aug. 80
TO Dec. 81, 1861, and after serving out
two enlistments was finally mustered
out Sept. 16. 1865. 1t was commanded
by Col. John Logan, who was mustered
out Sept. 80, 1864, on expiration of his
term Of service. At the time of final
muster-out Lieut.-Col. George III. Eng
lish was in command. 1t belonged to
Gresham's Division, Seventeenth Corps,
and lost SO killed and ITO from dis
ease. etc.-Editor National Tribune.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
Pensions i'm the South.

Eli Boynton, Lawrenceburg. Tenn,
commenting on editorial utterances in
the Nashville Palmer against pensions,
says that IL is strange that the South
should indulge in this thing, since so
much of the pension money is spent in
the South. to the great benefit of the
country, and the Union pensioners there
are taxed directly to pay pensions to
the Confederates. The men from the
North who have gone down there to
develop the South are being severely
taxed for pensions to men who tried
to destroy the Union.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
In Memory of Comrade Partridge.

Anna Post, Anna. ILL.,, T. G. Stokes.
Adjutant, has adopted a resolution of
coincidence on the death OF Comrade
Charles A. Partridge. The resolution
states that the country has lost true
patriot and the Grand Army an un-
firing, faithful and efficient worker. All
of the comrades who came in contact
with Charles Partridge loved him and
will revere his memory.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
The Third Division, Twentieth Corps.

George A. Newton, 129th ILL.,, College
Hill, o., says that the Third Division,
Twentieth Corps, was at first COM
manded by Gen. Buterfield. who left
during the Atlanta campaign, and was
succeeded by Gen. Ward. Gen. Geary
commanded the Second Division and
Gen. Williams the First.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
A Line OF Soldiers.

c. F. Smith, Forest, Ontario, says
that his grandfather was in the War
of 1875, his father in the War of 1912,
carrying a commission from Gov. De
Witt Clinton, and one brother was in
the Mexican War. He and two broth
ers served in the civil war.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
The 5bt;i Ill,

The proceedings of the Reunion of
the 56th Ill. at Prairie CITY, Oct. 1914,
1910, have been published in book
form by the Secretary. Alfred Mead,
and has for frontispiece a photograp oh
Of the members present.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
Widows Pensions.

Alicia Harrington, Cottage Grove,
Ore, says that the pension laws are un-
lust in depriving the widow of her
husbands pension. Who ever knew of
a veterans pension being cut when his
widow died?
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
Appreciates The National Tribune.

w. P. Camp, Springfield, Mo-, writes
to express the appreciation the veterans
west of the Mississippi feel for The Ma
tional Tribune and its splendid, untiring
fight for their interests
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19
FINDS new KIDNEY CURE
DIR. +. Frank Lynott, New York Specialist,
Discovers Remarkable Remedy.

At last perfectly harmless and positive
cure appears to have been found DIR. T.
Frank Iynott. formerly of the New York
Bellevue Hospital, and now a celebrated
specialist in Chicago. has very quick
acting formula which has been approved
by the best doctors.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19

The editor Of The National Tribune saw
the above clipping from the Inter Ocean
and wanted to know OF this new formula
for curing kidney trouble.
Arrangements were then made by which
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furthermore, DR.. Lynott wants to make
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The editor OF this pap@=. The National
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Know that good many free offers
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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19

7 OOK at these poor sufferers all bent
IL with nerve-racking pain-they are
victims of kidney trouble; they think
IL is n rheumatic twitcb. Friends say they
grunble, hut considering their awful pain,
they bear up most brayely.
Oh, IL Is terrible that there should be
such suffering, when yOn can be relieved
quickly, SO surely. so simply, and RIGHT
NOW, FREE OF CHARGE.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19

Home in Dam
Captain, Co. G,
He Is survived
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14

ipie germ u1o frel1oig arbeitet er fit
Die 5einen. Ct trGgt iein ialler per-
oientes @eIo nidt in's @irtbsbaus
er iudt un6 fin6et feline grbolung i'm
.&reiie ieiner Samilie. unh oie red)te
Bamilienmutter! 8e ielbitlos lit iie
Sag uno Madt um's WobI Der Sri-
gen beiorgt! 8ie meiB iie 6es @an.
neg Sorgen 31 fbeilen, gu 3eritreuen;
mie meiB iie bie 8inoer gu er5ieben.
Mit beidrdnften Mitteln madt Tie ibr
Seim 10 traut, 10 mobnli6, 6enn Snu.
6erfeit umo Gronung idmiidfen es.
Das Mabl lit einfa9 ober idmadbnft
un6 itets piinftli@ fertig. 5oubere,
m1ntere &inber ipringen Dem beim-
f%ebrenoen Safer entgegen uno geIei=
ten i'm iubelnb nab @auie.
Metn @eim lit meme @elt!
@rib @ott, pemr's 6rin gefdut!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
6AmilienfreiS.
Ga,nilienfnn- 5amilienslid.

Gs lit cine befannte un6 pielfad
heoanerte Gbatia6e, 6aB in unierem
3ettolter 6es Sortidritts ouf 10 n1o1<
den @e6ieten etn &iididritt gu per=
5eidpnen lit, al,f. 6en1 @ebiete 6es So
m~ilten1innS un6 lomit arh 6es So
miliengliids. Das @roBitootfino 6es
Mrbeiters, tpas tpetB es bon .&eim",
BON r5amilie". Ser @oter lit Sen
gan8en Sag fort, tuodenlang itebt es
lin nidt; oetn ielbit sonntags ge-
bort er meiit nidt ser Somilie. Da.
fir iorgen 8ergniigungen, @ereine,
5reunoe uto @enoiien. Die Mutter
mlB audi bieIfad ouf Mrbeit geben
in Ser 5abrtf ODER i'm @erfoufslaoen;
ME menig 3eit bleibt ibr beim beiteu
Wilen fir lire 5amiIie;; ibr &eiln.
Das &iro in Der bep0lferten l1n6 ood
10 ooen Mtetbsfaierne bleibt iid ielbit
iiberIaiien. Sc fe11tt nidt 6as tral.te
yDabeim", bus GamiIiengIiid, meld
tranrige Su9enb! w. @ie beneioens.
pertb, tpie gliiidIid iii bingegen oas
&ino, oas bebiitet bon forgenber 81.
ternliebe mftpddit i'm @dooBe elmer
brape1t, 4riitIiden Gonnilie. Ser ga.
ter bat iein idsDeres 9ogetuert, ober.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
aein @rnnb sic Mrbeit anf5ngebem

8enn Guer Doctor gu6 beuuf<
tragt, Sic Mrbeit ein5uiteIlen, 10 madt
gu6 oas idtpanfeno. SIR pibt, STR
feio i9mad, beruntergefomn1er uno
BOB Cure @eiunbbeit nadgibt einen
Sag I'M Sen an6er1, aber SIR miBt
lilo lange arbeiten, aIs SIT es ausboI-
ten f0i;nrt. @as SIR notbtpen6is babt,
lit electric 8itters, ong gurem @p.
item @raft, @tdrfe uno Gnergie ber-
leibt, nm Gurer ginfen gu perbuten
un6 gu9 tpieber at beIeben. @eio
nidt idma6, frdnfIid ODER binfanig,
Ito 1dnge electric 8itterg. Gu@ Mube,1
|brtngt gIei6 nod Der eriten Doiis.
Eauienoe ieenen eg negen fbrer gu.
ten @eiunbbeit uro @t6rfe. Beriuht
es. Seoe 6Iaide 1T garontirt, oab die
8ufrieoenbeit gibt. Mur 500 Bel ser
|Molitor Dr1lg So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
Grit Sic M1tgen anf - 1tnb banm ben
Mtn6!

@s mar Dor ser 3etdenitunoe. ST
Ser &lafie berrihte lebbafte 8efpe-
,gurg. Se6e Sdiilerir mar 6omit be:
iddftigt, 8leiitift, Summit un6 Sci.
@enblod 5uredt5ulegen.
Chen iollte ser lnterridt Begin:
men. ga idnellte in Der binteriter
8anf Elm Singer in sic 2uft. Die
2ebrerin frogte gelafien: vMl1n, paS
uiinideit gu, Gle sdneioer?" @lie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
3crfabrenbeit

$50 fin6et man beut5utage nod Ell
men Meniden, ser 3eit bat! Mues
baitet. Sober fiiblt iid iiberburoet.
M~erboiitat miro gum allgemeinen
2ei6en, 10 b%erbreitet, 6aB iid foum
nod ieman6 oariiber pertpun6ert. Be-
ionoers unter Sen iungen Tral1en fin
set man leioer 10 bie1e be6auerns=
mertbe @eien, Sic in iteter @rregung
5med(os bin= un6 berfliben, iid balb-
to0t miiben ur6 6oh nidtS @e6tes
fertigbringen, neil es ibnen an Ser
rr0tbigen inneren 5ammlungen, an
l1eberiidt, an 3eiteintbeilung feblt.
Sc iino 6ies 6urdaus nidt Sic
idledteiten &ausfrauen, int @egen=
tbeil, iie fins HeiBig, geminenbaft,
oft gar 5u peinli@ iauber, gar gu pc
0antii6 oronungsliebeno. limo 0as
Mn3rpiele, Mugemeine miro ibnen
oann leidt CUR idmeren, ltnertrdgli=
den 9ait, es madif ibnen iber Sen
&opf. 9as @ei entlihe muB Dor 6em
l1npeientliden 5uriidtreten, oos @id=
tige Iet6et unter 6em @leinliden un6
an Steue 5ielbepubten @an6elns tritt
nerboie 3erfabrenbeit.
Meine @ltern batter cine eigene,
aber pieuei6t gang unpraftiide
Metbooe, mir Sic 8erfabrenbeit ob-
5ugepobnen. 0oB oies idon fritz
5eitig, porbeugen5 gei6eben muB, ltebt
feit. 5pater faiut es biel idmerer.
Meine gltern bielten mid 6aber fritz
gum ielbitftdn6igen Genfen uno Be-
rednen an. @on Ser @9ulentlai=
lung ab erbielt ib nidt mebr sic &lei=
ser etc., ion6ern ein beitimmtes Eoi=
lettengel0, mofur i6 mir ielbit Mues
anidaffen ma1Bte. 0aourd lernte ib
iiberlegen, mqs gebrau@t miro, uno
meine 5aden idonen. Ser &atb ser
Mutter bolf itets freun6lid nit, mo
incline iunge &iidentpeisbeit Der agte.
Gas gaidengel0 mar mein unbel trit=
tenes gigentbam. @elang es mir, et=
mas 0appn 5u eriibrigen, 10 mar 0us
mein @ortbeil un0 geitattete mir mol1=
9en id0nen Sum itgenuB.
.Gas gtnfaufen fir sen @ausbalt
beiorgte ib idon als Sd11lfiro, l1n0
5mar iebr germ, 6enn sic @eiddfts-
leute pertp0bnten. MIDI NIT manderr
9ederbtiien. SIM Sitter bon 10 Sab=
rem fannte id ale 5leiiditiide, Sic
Mutter miinidte, un6 .muBte, nd6-
SEM Ser &iiden5ettel %beiproden NOR,
gena,t, mas id gu bringen batte. Mtt
12 Sabren mur6e mir getroit Sos
gierfu6enbaden anpertraut. Sen er=
item marf ih beim @en6en ms 6e1ter,
Sen ameiten bru@te id in orei stiiden
aus Ser Shame, beim 0ritten aber
fonnte id iagen: u@s lit erreidt!"
go lebrte Sic Ml1tter midi ems um's
anoere, obne ie0o6 mir ieoen @ato=
gritf mi@inermabie ein5uri6ten.
&otte id 8eiorgl1ngen in ser rddit=
liegenoen, groBeren sta6t, 10 notirte
id norber in &Ybe ieoe &leinigfeit.
@abreno ser 6abrt iiberlegte id Sic
Sage ser beridieoe1en @eiddfte un6
ridtete mi6. bona6 binii6tlid ser
&eibenfolge meiner ginfaufe. Mu9
l1mfang un6 @etpidt bon 6ielen fam
in 8etradt. 8ei ie0em Soften i6rieb
i6 nod @he6igung iofort oen Be-
trag oaneben, paBte auf beim Ser
a1sgeben un6 iab mild nibt untro-
tbig INN. go muroe id' ftets redt5ei-
tig fertig un6 fan6 oft nod 3eit,
Sdaufeniter an5uieben l,tt6 MnIagen
gu beiuden. Meine &edm1nger
ittmmten itets :auf Sen &fenntg umo
pie mar i@ itol5 l,no frob, men11 sic
gltertt mid 1obten! @ir botte11 eine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
aiH>tre6e.
pas @ermadtnik Ser Mutter.

fSWV ~$NtWSy~SseW W. AAS%$*S$s ala
8or ~ Sabren berabidiebete iid
elm 3lpolfiabriger SSunge aus ser Mado-
baridaft bon Seem Sort bon ieiner
Mutter, nm iein> Slid in Ser 8elt gu
ind)en. ST bate nod ieiner Meinung
bereits bie erite Sproiie auf Ser
@ludsleiter erflommen, oenn es mar
linn gelungen, Bel ieinen 5molf Sab
rem in ei11em Hoitfutidenbureau Stel=
lung als @agenpnter gu erbalten,
Ger Mutter mllrbe es natiirli6
idmer, ibr &ino in baS Seem Dorfer
Babel 5ieben 5u laiien. sein Sort
fommen lag ibr ood aber aud iebr
am Screen, u1o 10 be5mang tie ale
triiben @eoanfen, Sic in ibr oufitei-
gen moIten, uuo gab inn 1l1r etne
Menge gutter 2ebren uno grmab=
nl1ngen nit auf Sen @eg.
l1uter Mnoerm lagte lie linn, er
lone mir ia reht ortf ii6 bolten nno
iid ME sic Seltitadtung raltben LAT
len. gu Sem miiile er al1b iein
Meuberes lit nettem 3uitan0e erbal=
ten, itets ial1ber uno orbentlt6 err
ldeinen, ieine &lei6ung nidt per=
nahldiiigen un5 fleine @%eparaturen
glei6 inn eriten Mnfang ielber bor=
nebmen, ipater lei bas gar15e Stid
oft nidt mebr gu retten. Sic iiber=
gab linn gu 0ieiem 3med Elm &nauel
ihmar5en 3mirn, qlter ol1rditoden
BON elmer fraftigen gfabna0el.
Ser SeSltnge nabm geriibrt Mbihie0
u11o 5pg BON oannen. Die triiben Mb=
nl1ngen ser Mutter iouten iib nl1r
gu lhneu erfiil(en. Sic 6rau nl1r=
Sc nidt la1tge 0arauf ourd cine
bitige &ranfbeit btnmeggerafft. =
Mutter uno &iro iaben chamber
nidt mie0er.
Ser permoifte junge 8uride trout
erte tief um SEN @erll,it ieiner BEL ten
6reun0in. Sbre lebten grma6n1n=
gen brannten lih unal1sl0idli6 lit
iein Ser5 Elm, un0 er befolgte Tie
auf's geminenbafteite. Dos 3mirn=
fnGuel nit ser Mabna6el aber, 6ns
Sic M11tter linn bon ibrer Mrml1tb
nod mgeidafft batte, iab er als ein
beiliges @ermdbtniB ant. @r ndbte
iid 5mar feline &n0pfe an un6 et<
moige &iiie in SEN Sa9en beiierte
er aus - aber NIT ielbitgefauftem
Material - 6aS ser Mutter mar
bel gu mertbpom.
9ie treue 8efolgltug ibrer &atb-
ober mur6e ibm gum 5egen.
Ct babnte iid mirfli6 ieinen @eg
bnr@ Sic @elt, anifan0ig, adtung=
gebieteno, 5uperldiiig, mie er ii6 in
ouen 5tiiden 5eigte. Gas @lid mar
bol0, uno ouf ieiner pielum=
Setter flomm er cine stufe
lmd ser an0ern binan. @r lit iiingit
in Chicago ols Observation-Disclosures
geitorben, @riinoer uno &al1pt elmer
groBen Observation-Disclosures Elm
reiher, bodJongeiebener Monn un6 ein
gutter 'Menid.
SS1t elmer Soide 0es gfodes, SEN er
nod 5rlett %getrogen batte, fan0 man,
iorgfaltig eingemide1t, Elm arauel
3miraes nit elmer itorfen,
binourdgeitedten Mabna6el, uno o11f
Ser l1mhiiul1ng botte ser @reis NIT
eigener 6ar16 gei6rieben:
3os @ermadtniB meiner M1tter.
S6m per6anfe ih mei1te @rfolge.
Ser Mann, er bieB Srmflin &ar=
malee, hatte lein 2ebtag oas lebte Sc
i6e11f ieiner Mlttter bel iid getragen
unb es mur6e linn iebt au9 nit in's
Grab gegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14
@epSbnlid5e Grfdltnnse,, miiHen ernI
QenDutttten iuerben,

@enn ridt gebeilt 11ntergraben lie
sic 2~ebensfraft unb madJe1 Sen le-
.benSfdbigen @ioeritano elmer ernite-
rem Snfeftion 5ugdnglid. Sdibt
Cure 8inoer uro Gl1d ielbft orr9 Ben
@ebrau@ bon SoIep's So
,,ep an6 Gar COMPOUND lno fin6et lei.
ne rai@en uno entibieoenen @rgeb-
t1iiie aus. Sir Sl1iten, grfdltungen,
Stidbnifen, aeuhbuiten, 8ron@itiS
l1n6 Mffeftioten BEG 4aIies, Ser 8rnft
l1rb ser 2unger 1T eg elm itets fertiges
nno tuertbpolles Mittel. Molitor
Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-14

S~CSO ISH ifN N0>
fat nod mein 8leiftiftipiser bier anf
meinem &ult gelegen, u,ro nun lit er
tort. IS muB i'm mir Scenario meg
genommen baben." Dabei iab sic
5prederin nit etnem perbddtigenoen
8lide gu ibrer Ma9barin, &atden
@eiB, biniiber.
n&alt gu oenn idon am @ooen
geiudt? @ieueidt lit Ser Spiter ber-
untergefauen", ipra6 sic 2ebrerin.
Gle iab fliidtig auf Die gr6e unb
fubr Damn nod erreeter fort: usJrdu-
lem, id CLAUDE, 6aB @atden @eib
mir sen Spiber genommen fat. Sd
babe eeieben, 0aB, iie i'm in ser &ano
bielt."
&dtbden biB Sic 8dbne 5uiamme,r
uno gebot Dem in ibr aufiteigenoen
3orne &ube. sic FOB feinen Singer
nn6 iagte ni6ts. Grit als Sic 2ebre-
rim iie mufforoerte, erwi0erte tie: uSSdb}
babe Sen 8leiitiftipiter MIR in sic
4ano genommet,, rm bn mir etnmal
511 betra6ten nno NIT bem meinigen
gu pergleiden. Dann babe i6 ibn
mieoer btngelegt."
r1o,11 laBt iid Sic 9a6e idledt
%al1ffldren", iprad sic 2ebrerin, aber
pieueidt iudt SIR in ser Bauie ein=
NAL. griinolib mod oem %abban0en ge=
fommenen 1inge." Damn begann ser
l1nterridt.
gIie iudte inbeB nibt. Mber alien
&inoern, Sic es miiien o6er nidt nil
len mollten, er5ablte iie, 0aB @dtb=
6en ulange Singer" babe; 6enn Tie
babe ibren @leiitiftipieer gemauit.
Sin oielem Gage FAM &afb6en mei-
memo 5a ibre Mutter un6 flagte, BOB
file umi6ul0ig in SEN boien &eroa6t
bes 9iebitabls gefommen lei. &atb=
den's Mutter lieB 6os niht gleidgiil-
tig. sic iprad: SET getroit, &adtbi,
tb lege fir 3eine Geolidfeit Sic @an6
ms 5elter. @em ii6 sic Sa6e mor=
gen ni6t ouf fldrt, mer6e i6 S9ritte
tbl1n."
Mls Ser S9uloiener ont Ma6mit=
tage Sic 5dulitube reinigte, fan6 er
i'm &ebridt einen 8leiitiftipiter urt0
legte i'm altf SEN S6a1ltiid.
Mm an0eren Gage ging es @lie
Sdnei6er ni6t gut. SHE Mitidiile-
rinen altBerten ibr iebr beutli6 ibren
l1ntpinen. ltn6 ais sic 2ebrerin, mel
DIE our6 SEN 9dulotener auf oen
6uno oltfmerfiam gemodt mor6en
mar, iebt in sic &laiie trat, NOR ar19
tie beritimmt. Sofort nod Sem 8eten
lieB tie Gle bortreten un6 ipro@:
u0ein spiter fat ii6 I'M &ebri6t
gefunoen. gu geitebit tpobl Elm, 6aB
Dl Deine Madbarin iebr leidtfertig
per5dhtigt bait. 9esbalb penoe
Old iett CUR &laiie um uno erfldre
laut ltno oeutlt6: u&Gthden @eiB
fat meinen 8leiitiftipiter nidt ge=
Monument. glie mur6e rotb, idamte
ii6, 5ierte ii6, traubte li6, es balf
aber Mues nidts, iie m11Bte! Mo6
mebr ml1Bte Tie: Dor alien &inoerl1
mabte iie lire gefrdnfte Mabbarin
nm Gntida1l0tgung bitten. l1no Sic
&inoer 0adten: uDos geidtebt ibr
aber redt."
Die 2ebrerin ober nabm ale 5di=.
lerinen idorf ms @ltge 11no iprad,
tnnerli6 tief beme9t: user einen
Mitmeniden obne binreidenoen
@r11no per0adtigt, beitbt meroe 8il-
Dung nod &%er5enseiite. Grit sic Ml1=
gen out = Damn sen Mnn0!"