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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

College Girls Sued for Hazing One If
Their Classmates.

Lafayette, Ind, Dec. 30.-A legal
battle of unusual interest is promised
this city early in January. when sew
en- women students of Purdue uni
v~ersity will come into court as de-
PENDANTS i'm the $1,000 damage suit
brought against them last April by
Miss Mabel Rogers. also a student.
who charges that the defendants
ruined her health while hazing her
a year ago.
The seven young women all come
from prominent families. and the in
stitution of proceedings against them
caused great establishment among
The 1000 students at Purdue. The
defendants are Miss Mary Clark of
indianapolis, Miss Ruth Cowen of
Chicago. Miss Mary Sheridan of Terre
Haute, Miss Agnes Phillips of Mon
roeville, Ind, Miss May Blue of Star
City. Ind, and Miss Helen Lee of
oxford, Ind.
Miss Rogers is an orphan and
comes from Shoals. Ind. She is pref
ty, but frail, and often has been alb
sem from her studies through illness.
The facts which Miss Rogers ex-
poets to prove at the trial are found
in her complaint, a voluminous AFFAIR
containing fully a score of allegations
of the most sensational and damaging
nature.
She says the incident happened
one night last January in ladies hall.
where she, with the other students.
had quarters. She was in her room
preparing her studies when there was
a knock on the door. She opened 1t
and without a word of warning, she
asserts. one of the defendants rushed
in and dragged her out into the hall.
There she was met by six other young
girls and the seven pounced upon
her.
They first smothered her screams
and then stripped her of her clothing.
One of the girls then ran, she alleges
and secured a bottle or red ink and
painted her chest, face, back and
neck. When they had finished this
diversion they poured a bottle of mu-
cilage over her back and stuck her
with pins TIC make her kneel.
After this treatment had been con-
| tinued for some time. the girl goes
on to relate, they threw her into a
+ tub of water and disappeared.
Il was i'll at the time says Miss
Rogers, and I told my assailants this
when they attacked me, but they PAID
no attention TO my pleadings ane
treated me as il | were without feel
ing"
The seven girl defendants take thu
whole matter much less seriousl,
than Miss Rogers. They brand thu
hazing as a trivial affair, explaining
that it was customary for first yea
students to wait on the girls in thu
senior class. They are supposed Il
run their errands when they are re
quested to do so and to be obedien
to their seniors until they have fin
ish their first year.
Miss Rogers, they said. on seyera
occasions had been requested to d,
1certain things, but In each instance
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
0SSIFIED WOMAN IS
HELPLESS -FOUR YEARS
Limbs Like Stone, Speech AZ
f0Ct0d, but Mind Clear.

Meriden, Conn.-With her legs four
inches above her knees as rigid and
hard as stone and her hands and arms
slowly developing the same rigidity,
Mrs. William j.. Fredericks, fifty years
old, has passed into the fourth year OF
helplessness from a disease that has
completely bafled the specialists.
Several physicians who have exam
ined Mrs. Fredericks diagnosed the
case as petrification or ossifcation OF
her limbs. The legs are dry and
shrunken. There Is no flesh on them
except a shriveled and hard brownish
substance In which there is no feeling.
They are bent slightly at the knee and
have been In this condition for over a
year. The hands and arms are not 50
hard. but there is no sense of touch in
them. They have lain folded across the
woman's breast for ten months.
Mrs. Fredericks' mind IS unusually
clear and active. She can only express
herself by cultural mutterings, how
ever, the disease having shown signs in
the last few weeks Of attacking her
vocal organs. Or. L. c. Bradstreet, her
physician, says her case Is without
hope. She can eat only gruels and soft
foods.
Mrs. Fredericks was stricken with
acute indigestion In 1900 and has been
bedridden since. Some specialists who
have examined her say the hardening
of the limbs can be traced to rbeuma-
tism, followed by paralysis. The WON
ans husband is a small store mer-
chant. but before his wife's Illness
was well TO do.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
MENTAL TROUBLE IN EUROPE.


Berlin.-The military medical author
tiles made preparations at the outbreak
OF tho war for treating mental mala-
dies caused by the terrors of battle. 1t
had been shown by the Russo-Japanese
war that the effect OF the long drawn
out modern battle. with its terrible and
ineessant roar OF artillery, was in a
high degree ~unfavorable to the minds
of the combatants, and the record Of
mental arrangements caused by the
battle In the far east opened a new
chapter In the horrors of war. In an
ticipation that similar results would at
tend the present war the German au-
thorities established at Strassburg a
special hospital for 1.-The treatment of
diseases OF the mind caused by battle.
One of the physicians attached to
this hospital has just given in the Mu.
servations during the first weeks OF the
war. He found that mental disorders
manifested themselves among the Al.
satan population even during the pc
Rod of mobilization, when the terror
of being arrested as Il spy vas ever
present with many persons.
Still greater have been the numbers
of persons who lost their mental bal
ance through the terrors OF battle and
especially through long continued ia
tigue. Some of these patients showed
something like hysteria and kept re-
peatlng I'm a dramatic way incidents
that they had seen in battle.
The writer uses a special term. "neu
r%asthenic depression" to describe the
effects upon u large number of patients
who had seen continuous fighting. PEG
Pile suffering In this way could not rid
themselves of the notion that they
were still upon the battlefield and
often had the illusion that an enemy
was slipping upon them from the rear
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.

State of South Dakota, County of
Lake, IS. In County Court. In the mat
ter of the estate of James Shaw, de-
ceased. The state of South Dakota
sends greeting to Ella Shaw. l.. J. Shaw.
w. j. Shaw, v. l.. Shaw and Franc
Golf, heirs at law and next of kin of
James Shaw, deceased, and 10 all to
whom these presents may come. Notice
is hereby given that Ella Shaw has filed
with the judge of this court a petition
praying for letters of administration of
the estate of James Shaw, deceased, be
issued to j. w. Goff of Madison, South
Dakota, and that Thursday. the 31st day
of December, 1914, at ? o'clock p. m, of
said day, being q day of a regular term
of this court, to-wit: of the December
term, 1914. at the office of the county
judge in the city of Madison in said
county of Lake has been set for hearing
said petition, when and where any per-
son interested may appear and show
cause why the said petition should not
be granted.
Dated at Madison, South Dakota, this
18th day OF December. A. ID. 1914.
A. w. ~Sponholz,
Judge of the County Court.
Hans Urdahl,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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she refused. She was told the rule or
the seniors, but still she was obdu-
rate, and the seven girls held a Sc
cret meeting and decided to give the
girl a cold bath. They waited sew
eral days for their opportunity and
when one quiet night they found the
time propitious they sneaked into
Miss Rogers room and carried out
their plan.
1T was only an innocent bit of
hazing," said Miss May Blue, one of
the defendants, land it was done in
a playful mood. We simply doused
her into a bath tub. and that was
all. The senior girls did not know
that Miss Rogers was i'll at the time"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

A cold is readily catching. A run
down system is susceptible to germs.
You owe it to yourself and to others of
our household TO fight the germs at
once. DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey is fine
for colds and coughs. 1t loosens the
mucou stops the cough and soothes the
lungs. It's guaranteed. Only Csc at
your drusgist--Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
why They Recommend Foley's Honey
and Tar.

2. A.. Enrd. Conejo. Cal-because lit
produces the best results. always cures
severe colds, sore chest and lungs and
does not contain opiates or harmful
drugs" Or. John w. Taylor, Luthers-
Vile. Ga-because Il believe it to be an
honest medicine and ii satisfies my pat
rons." w. Il. Cook. Neihart, Mont.-be-
cause lit gives the best results for
coughs and colds of anything l sell"
Every user is a friend. For sale by all
druggists.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

Are an indication Of kidney trouble
a warning to build up the weakened kid
ney make them vigorous, rid you
blood of acids and poisons. Go to your
druggist for Foley Kidney Pills. In soc
and $1.00 sizes. Sold in your town by
all druggists.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

and healthy by using DIR. Kings New
Life Pills; they empty the bowels free
~, tone up your stomach, ure your
constipation and purify the blood. 25c
at your druggist. Bucklen's Arnica Salvs
excellent for Piles.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
CHECKS GROUP INSTANTLY.

You know Group is dangerous. And
you ought to know too, the sense of Sc
curity that comes from having Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound in the house.
1t cuts the thick mucous and clears
away the phlegm, stops the ~strangling
cough and gives easy breathing and
quiet sleep. Every user is a friend. For
sale by all druggists.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
rHIs-ANp 1--WE CENTS.

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclose 5 cents TO Foley & Co, Chicago,
Ill, writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return a
free trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs.
colds and Group. Foley Kidney Pills and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. For sale in
your town by all druggists.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30
A Test for Liver complaint-Mentally
Unhappy, Physically Dull.

The liver, sluggish and inactive. first
shows itself in a mental s~tate-unhappy
and critical. Never is there JOY in liy-
ing. as when the stomach and liver are
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

Gore, Ca, L. A. Morgan had occasion
recently TO use a liver medicine and says
of Foley Cathartic Tablets: They
thoroughly cleansed my system and /
They are the best medicine l have ever
taken for constipation. They keep the
stomach sweet, liver active, bowels reg
ular." For sale by all druggists.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

San Francisco, Dec. 30.-Fernando
Somoza Vivas, consul general here of
the republic OF Honduras, was arrest
ed and booked on a. charge of arson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

Winterhayen, Fla, Dee. 29.-Harry
Alvey, his wife and three children
were burned to death when fire de-
stroyed their home hear here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-12-30

springs for both municipal and pri-
vate purposes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Gin iurgenbulles, p%ergrGmtes Sc

Gin iursenpulles, ~persramtes Sc
i1dt, blab un6 boger, binterIdBt Ell
mem gi116rud IN inherent 8e6GdtniB.
@ean es 6as @eiidt zines uni erer
Sbeurer, Mutter, @eib ODER &ir6 lit,
10 erfuqt es Uni Ter @er5 init @eb.
collie @eiidter berfolgen uns IN 1111-
ierem S9lof un6 iteben Dor unie=
rem aeiitigen Muge mdbren6 6es so
dens. Sc liegt IN Ser menidlif)en
Matur, 6oB mir beIorgt iin6 Tim sic,
melhe mir Iieber1. gieneidt, pGb=
reno Sic sizes Iele1L ieben Sic Dor
iih Elm ge1iebtes @elidt, idmaI uno
bleid, gequalt bon &ra1fbeit. @as
tuIr6en sie 6enfen, tper1t Sic Mus=
gnbe fir etIihe 61aiden Mlpenfrdu=
ter 6ieies @eiidt in Elm 8iI6 Ser
Tre11De u116 @elunbbeit bertpan6eln
fDiir5e?
6orni's Mlpe1frauter bringt Son=
11enidein in Das 9ein1, i11bem es
Sdmer5en lin6ert unb &ranfbeiten
beilt. Mon lbreibe an: Gr. Neter
Iobrnep & Cons Co., 1875 80.
9opne MDe., Chicago, Sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Ser Soloatemtoo ein bet
Tiger Martprertoo.

Sn ei11em ergreifenoen tiefgriin0i=
gen unO formpoqenDeten 8ruber=
%ihoft5brief menoet iid elmer Ser
b0d]l1irebe71Oen GrieI1e ter Min9en5,
Der Stiftsproplt Don ct. &ajetun, Or.
Soiepb BON @eher, on 0ie M5itglieoer
Ser altebrmurbigen Mrmeni eelen=
gru0erihaft, inbem er gu fleiBigem
geiud Ser Mrmenl eelenan6ohten en-
mabat uno Sen iesigen arieg IN cine
Noralele 5umMfortprium bringt. Ser
Stift5proplt ihiloert ba5 Mufltebe11
oe5 oeutihen @olfes, Sic Giege Ser
beutlhen @affen, uber u16 bie
Spfer, melde Ser &ompf idon gefor=
6ert, unD fdbrt Damn fort:
Wann itieg ie ein Aaerieelentog
emppr nit iopiel @eb ur6 Sruuer
uber 10 Dielen 8rGbern? nnb mie
bra1tgt iid nun an iebes @er5 Ser
Ruf Ser Stride in 6ieier Maerieelen-
seit nit einem nabren ungeitiim ber,
an. 9etet fir cure Iobten! gs liegt
ia geDiB Elm Srolt IN Ser groBen
Wobrbeit: SHE, sic int Sample bels
0enbaft gefaaen, iinb al5 0es @ater=
Ianoes ghiter uno Setter gefaaen,
iino als unier aQer Sduser unb Ret=
ter in Sen SOB gega1gen, baben uns
unb unieren Na4fommen einen un<
iddsbaren urpergeBliden 9ienit ge=
leiitH, fir Sen Ser Can't 6es gun5en
@oIfes ME periiegen NITRO. Mber etn
nod t%icferer Troit liegt in unierer
hriitIihen 2ebensonidauung. Der
@oIbotentob lit nidt MIR EN- ebren-
bon terbienitreides un6 rubmtDiir6i,
qes gnoe, er lit Elm beilige5 Martp-
RUM. 9ieie Meinung ~begrun6et 81.
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BON Se6er aus Sem 9%n1ptperfe oes
5bonas Don Aquin uu6 folgert Damn
@elh Elm Irolt fir un1ere brQpe11
Soloaten. Sic %pertreten cine groBe,
geredte, cine beilige Sa9e> neil es
ii9 I'M oo5 @obl oe5 Goterlan6e5
bo110elt, 0os 0os b0dite Gut auf or
SEN 1T. @er fir ein lol9es Sbeal
eintrit un0 6afur lein 9eben IGBt,
Ser ooabringt nidt MIR ei1ten Su=
genoaft, CT leiltet eir1e 9el6ertbnt. ST
gibt iein 2estes un6 S0dites fir SOS
b0dlte Gut auf gr0en! un6 tbut or
e5, neil er IN ser ltoatIi9en Nutori=
tat, Sic i'm SIT Sen @affen rief 6ie
autoritat @ottes erblidt, opfert er
iein 'Son0eln, feline Miiben, iein Be-
ben goh 6em @errn BIN, mie oos
zines guten @brilten tdglide @e=
mobubeit lit, Damn lit iein 500 Elm
Martprerto6. Ser MortDrertoo aber
iiibnt aqe Sun6enidulb. WeIh elm
Irolt fir ole 2ieber, sic Ser &rie=
ger babeim lieB, bie @ltern, Die Got
tin, 1ie &in6er Sic auf Sem 8ater
angemielen iir6, Sic 8raut, 6eren
id0nite 3ufunftsboffn1nge pernid=
tet miirben! Sic 6iirfen ii9 iogen:
Ser Softer, Ser @atte, Ser sobn, ser
9rautigam ltarb Sen Mortprerto6
fir Sic b0diten S6eaIe, Sic oieie @eIt
bieten fann, er itarb fir Sos ir6ii9e
@aterlan6, I'M 6ur9 Sen SOB SOS
bimmliihe 5u ertperben.
@orte bes gleiden @eijtes un6
eben3o bon 6es Sroites iinb oargebo-
ten in 5mei ioeben eridiene11er Hei-
men ghriften 6es @uperiors Ser
gormber5igen Sdmeitern, bes Der
ebrten @eiitliden &atbes Moniignore
ST. Maper in 6reiburg. @ie 6ieier
bo6ber6iente tbdtige Mnm ale Grpu-
Sen :tn6 2ei6en unieres Bottles Don
ieber nit tbeilnebmen6em Ser5en un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
iber Minen un6 j3eniur.

u M It 5 N, 80. Nopember. =
Sfi5ieae EreBal1slaiiungen lau=
ten: @oqal1o beridtet als gryebniB
elmer pffi5iellen l1nteriudung, 0oB
iebe ser bur1bert an Sic boldnoiibe
&iiife ungeidmemmte11 Mi11en britt
ifen unb nidt oeutiden uriprungs
NOR. Ser &orreipon6ent Ser vAm=
iter6am Giibe" erfldrt, sic engliiten
Observation-Disclosures on Ser
Jront Ser Muiierten be50gen lire Be-
ridte ausidlieBli9 bon sen Madt=
babern. Die 8eridte ieien baber nit
goriidt %auf5unebmen. gelgiide 81
fi3iere, sic nod Solun6 floben ltnb
6alelbit %interniert tpurben, iogen, lie
maren es lei6 getpor6en, orme belgi-
ide 5plboten fir britii9e Sntere31en
gu cpfern. 0ober iiberrebeten lie
oieielben gum 9eiertieren nit 6em
@intpeis oarouf, 6aB ibr &0nig nit
oieiem grauiomen Sinopfern nidt
einperitan6en, un6 90 6erielbe Elm
@lobe Ser @ngIdnber uno Gran5o=
fen lei. Snfolse 3miitigfehen i'm
@obinett un6 ser 9ifferen=
gen 5miihen &onig gilbert unb &C.
neral 8an miro Belgien an 9an6en
unb 6IBen BON Sen Gran5oien uro
griten gefel1eIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

1dn1ufen Dos ullter Ser 3eni1e uGa5
&reu5 lit Der 9offlm1g5anfer offer
groenpilger" DerDffe11tlifte guf,.
lll1o nun el1t @ort Oil ulliere oe1t=
1d)en aatbolifen. @a5 trelter @laube
uno mabre Gbril1enliebe I'M Seq
9anie Our6 oas lebte Giertel=SsSahr=
hul1oert geldoffen, barf nift perlo=
rem gehen, mus nidt MIR erbulteu,
lo1loern n1uB 1Deiter eltmidelt u110 qe=
roroert lperoel1. Ias Sl1biloum 6e5
Seo=s9aules > me11n au9 infolge Ser
4rlcas1Dlrren in auer Stiue beqan=
gen, lit Elm @edruf 5u tbatiger Dit
billie. u@as Don SEN @atern 6u en-
erbt, erplrb es, INN e5 e1pig 5u be-
1lsen," Ga5 2eo=9ous uno nit linn
Der Sdus be5 0eutid]en ginman0e=
rer5 uno 5eiien6en mug @emeingut
Der oeutlden &utbolifen bleiben. limo
lie peroen es bleiben, penn fatboli=
iher Spferiim nidt 5urudltebt, ge=
robe lest tbatig eir5ugreifer. Se0e,
nod % fleire 8abe miro 6unfbar emit
gegengenommenl Ser Ierfauf Ser
6eit1frift gibt ie6em @%elegenbeit,
ourh ginie116ung BON $1.OO lid iiber
Dos Mirfen 0e5 2eo=Souies treffeno
81 i11formieren un6 gleid5eitig ei11en
SUM guu 0e5 neuen=9eo=6uuie5
bei5utrogen. Sic 6eifidrift 6es Seq
Sl1bildums biloet einen mertf=
bole'l 8eitrug sur fultureaen Sbatiq=
felt Ser bertiher &atbpIifen in Slime
rita. Gb. &.
8. g. @eiteQungen a6rei1iere man:
sos. Sdaaefer, % gorclap ct,
Seem Oorf GitD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
rMn sic eiiernc 8risabe."
Nad Sen Sdlad)tel1 bon 8erga:

Nad) oen Shlad)ten BON SerJa:
pile ullo 2linepille am 20. uno %
Augl1lt perfabt bonn Brigade 8om.
maslOeur oes ia. Slrfanterieragl=
lnents out Dem Shlad)tTelOe.
G1l n1elne eilerne Brigade,
Iidl nil ih rilbmen %lebenslang,
Gle ourh un1re5 @pttes 8nuDe
Gen 9orbeer Smeimal ihpn erra!lg.
Ils sic @eidiite Dih umbriilten
Ger Giiennogel auf bid Orang,
SoDssgral1en oid nnbiluten
@arlt oll's, oie ieDen 6ei1lO be51pang.
gs ianfen Oeine Sffi5iere
@ic reife Aebren a11f Dem 6el0;
0od Tilbrer mltroen M11sfetiere
sluf ieDen Damn elr1 gu115er 9elD.
NIs dl1d1 Die Salfte beiner 8rilDer
9ie @ud1t am Hbein nit @llt ge=
Delbt,
Gie o1lore @aIfte idyleift Ste @lisber
ll110 lteht 51 nel1em Sienit bereit.
SD neige tief MIDI por BEN Siegern
Bon Gergapille unO 2iinepiue
llno meiB es iider, iolden ariegerl1
Stellt ie0er Sieg ein nelle5 3iel.
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Soloaten begraben. llno oils iiingit
ser 0iterreidilde generalItabsdef
&onruo BON 90senoorIf mabrenb Ell
lrer sisung ein Selegranm erbislt,
Sos teiagte, lein sobn lei gefaQen,
lprady er leiie sic @orte: Mh, meir1
@erbert! uno Oarm "loTort: uMeine
@erren, arbeiten mir meiter." User
oel1E1 90 l1id)t an 3%enopbon, ser BEL
Ser Nohrid)t pom So0e ieines SoD=
>res unbeirrt Oas Spfer Fortieste, SOS
CT efel1 oarbradte? @ir 1eben 0
l1ns Mdl11er, oie BEN @eloen ser
Gor5eit ebenbiirtig li1o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

Tlel1d, lpuroe biinn uno 111ager.
sd freute MIDI ipirslid) pabr5u11ebz
men, oaB Die erlre Sla1d1e Eerllna mir
gut that, uno 10 fuhr i1 fort lie 5l1 aebz
men nit etnem allmaligen 3ul1ehmen
Deg Ippetit5 urD Ser Stdrfe.
"Sre1 Wonate, nat]oem i6 meeTarz
gen, es 81 gebral1d'eu, lpar il EN- ae=
lumber Mtann, nnD Der gansc Credit &c
bubrt Eeruna. Sh empfeble es alien,
Die Meol5in filr &ararrh 9ebrauden."
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1t.to !HAID - ANJN]r to'NJS'1 S'@'NSSN'
Stelt ieOer Sieg eil1 nelte5 3lel.
beIfellDer M1ltarbeit beglettet bat 10
aut Sic jesise grobe Notb unlere5
GaterLaaDes. Cine Erobe @iei1er
tbeiLuehnleuDen 2iebe lit Die EreDig1,
Die er junglt un1 Jelte Ser III. Sdus=
engal IN Der GapeQe oes W1utterbau=
les Dor pe%rlpunOeten ariegern uno
oeren Eflegeri1rnen, Den sarmber5l=
gen Shmeltern, ge5alten uno ioeben
i'm 1rute D~er0ffentlidt bot. IS lit
eill ~geil1Dolle, m%armber5ige Nreoigt
Doh 9ite uno @ei5beit. Sin @ort
ouraus lau1et: sd farn e5 Mir gar
nidt a1oers oenfen, als DaB Sic 5ei=
ligen gngel uber ieDem S6lahtTeloe
un1iftbnr ibfpeben, ale @unoen, Die
Elm hriitliher unD braper &rleger
empfa11gen bot, 5ablen, ieDen Iropfen
glutes, Ser pergollen miro un0 0us
notwithstanding, iebe5brdne auffan=
gem, jeDen frommen Seuf5er u11D 5e=
oes IoDe5rSheln b0re11 unO NIT III
rem 6ebetel1 gum Sbrone 8ote5 bln=
uufbringen, I'M uQeS in Da5 gol0eae
guh oe5 2ebers ~ein5utragen."
SSs1 ei1rem 5meiten S6riftden: Sc
Iro1nent oes beiligen @in5en5 BON
Eoul, rid)tet ser @erfal1er paterLihe
@orte on ieine gorn1ber5isen Sdtpe=
tern. gr ingt 90 unter an0erem:
Gle pielen orr1en urD permu11oeten
&rieger geb0ren DEM lieben gott;
lie iiro iein. gud nber bot er al5
leine @Grterinnen belteat, melde oie=
len @aiten Bottes treu uno gemii=
ienbaft oienen 1onen. @eil lie aber
Mrme iinb, sic uns nidts Dergelten
f0nnen, 10 mer6en mir lie I'M 10
opferfreu6iger a11fnebmen. Sorgfal=
tige rr6 driltli9e Hflege ion Die
2iebesgabe ur0 sic fromme &riegs=
ur0 @ebri teuer lein, melde cine
gormber5ige Sdmeiter als grbin oe5
FL. @i1r5e1r5 nit gohgepeibter reiner
So11b urtb BON ibrem @ebete beglei=
tet o1tf bem MItnr bes @aterlm6eS
.11ieberlegen miro"
S1r bieiem Sime iinb Die Sr6ens-
Ie11te, Mdn1rer uno Su~ngfra11en, benn
audi 5n @un6erten lomobl bier I'M
Naterlan6e leIber als aud 6riiben I'M
Tein6eslon6 tbdtig. Gin 9rief elmer
@in5en5idmeiter, Sic IN Sbiacourt>
urmitte1bor binter Ser Sd1adtlinie
tbGtig iii, meloet ioeben, pie Turbt=
bores lie erleben un6 mie 9el6enbaf=
tes lie DoQbringen. @ot 1obne e5
1Die Sen &riegern, Sic Dor ibnen
Itehen!
Ser furdtbare &rieg, Ser 10 idmer
m1f inns Ioitet, bringt aud 10 biel
Mit 5um gd0niten uno
Iroltpoaiten geb0rt Ser reIigi6ie
ser in Seer un6 @olf er=
1reuern6 n116 ltGrfenb pirft. uniere
Gage mobnen 90 an Sic Sage Ser
5reibeitsfriege. @ie Ser BON 8oh=
getrogene Sel6eniinn 6obei
triH.
@ie gil efnem Seite, geidmuH nr0
iubeln6, 5ieben lie IN Ben 4mpf.
Dean miro an Die Selben 6es often
yriedenlan6 gemabnt, BET be11en eli
ner Itounen6 meint, BOG lie gum
5R4ampfe mie gu eirem Selte iid
'dmudten. uno mar es Bel uni ere1
R3riegern in SEN eriten Mug1ittugen
,tpa un6ers oIs Bel SEN Tirolern?
DIT Maien maren ia TIRE 3mge &C.
hmiidt.
un6 mns fir Manner iin6 tire
yubrer! SIRE 5apferfeit, ibr Weutb,
@efdid, 10 groB iie iino, ideinen
mir rridt bos misunderstanding bon
bme11 5u lein. Die iin6 ia Bel einem
ieIbitperitdn6lid. Mber bel
tadrfer riibrt un6 erbebt nit ibrer
eeldei6enbeit uns lire Hagloie
opferbereitidnft. 60 las man, BET
,o,, nm Connie npfnTIpnpn Nrinaen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
VerIult voln 5leilN

6err 8eprg @.
gIoIe, So. 1919
9fenaba gloq..
9rnper, Col,
id6reibt: SD ha@
be ali Das 3uz
tralleu auf ser
@elt in Sire
WleoiSin, ba lie
MIDI Don &ntarrh
bes Magens
6eilte.
set befanS
midi III elnem
guns elenoen gu
1tanoe llno ons
2eben 1bien mir
in Ser Sbat ounz
fel. Sh fonate
nid1t eilen. Wsiz
ne Nabrung erz
5eugte Bel mir
nid9ts 8ute5.
perlDr idh OIL