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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
ATHLETIC ALLIANCE,
Wheelmen and the Amateur Union
Planning. to Unite.

Planning to Unite.
CHICAGO, May 11.-There is prospect Of
a new agreement between the L. A. w. and
the Amateur Athletic sunion. Extracting
Board Chairman Raymond. Of the Wheelmen's
league, was present by invitation at meeting
of the A. A. U. board Of governors last night.
President Harry Mcmillan, Of the A. A. u;
c. c. Hughes, Of the K. A. G. of New York,
representing the Metropolitan association;
Messrs. Fishburn and Pierson, of the Central
association, and DR.. Gulich, of the Y. M. G.
A. Athletic association, were the prominent
A. A. U. men present ]. H. Maybury, of
Wisconsin, was elected delegate represent
ing the Western intercollegiate association,
and gave notice of acceptance. 1t was de-
c.ded to have committee meet with Mr.
Raymond to draft new agreement with the
L. A. W., to take the place Of the one
annulled six months ago by the A. A. U.
The desire is to have the national cycling
organization cooperate with the A. A. U.
without friction. The new agreement, when
finally prepared for the signatures of Presi-
dent Potter and other L. A. w. officers, and
the A. A. U. men. viii be hailed with delight
by those who favor pure amateur athletics.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
NASHVILLE RACES.
An Attendance &c Three Thou
sand at the Coliseum.

An AIIenellMcc SE hOu-
"a sand at the Coliseum.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 1.-THE BIZ
cycle races at the Coliseum here tonight
drew an increased attendance any pre-
vious races in this city, there being nearly
5000 people in attendance. There were three
finas disposd of in ten events, the racing be-
ing very spirited all along the line. In the
second heat of the amateur races Will Krause,
of Chattanooga, won in brush with Gas
ton and Fuller as paeemakers. in I'll 2-5,
which is the state amateur record. In the
seventh lap of the final invitation Ivor Gustaf-
son, of Chicago, collided with H. 3. Barthol-
omew, also of Chicago. throwing the former
and injuring his knee. Finals:
One mile professionalism Winset, of Men,
phis, won; j. L. Decker, Chicago, second;
Bob Walthour, Atlanta, third. Time, 2:13 AS.
One mile invitation-Bert Repine, Nashville,
won; Al Weinig, Buffalo, second; John Chap
man. Atlanta, third. Time, 2:10 20.
One mile amateur-Wf.l Krause won, Dave
CASTOR second, R. F. Kennedy third. Time.
2:22,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
KEEP OFF THE SIDEWALK!

Beginning today, any bicyilst who rides on
the sidewalks of Summit avenue from Dale
street to Albert street is liable to have
policeman gallop up to him, rudely seize him
by the shoulder and escort him to the nearest
police station. Above is map of the section
of the city where trouble is likely for those
who have either not read the ordinance at all
or who have read 1t carelessly. Albert street
Milwaukee railway track and Smelling avenue.
The bicycle Path is completed to the bridge.
but beyond that point to the bicycle path at
Smelling avenue there is a stretch OF three
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
Heavy Hammer Thrower,

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, May lin the Uni
versity of Chicago University Of Illinois ath-
letic games today F. W. Van Oven of Illinois,
broke the college record in the hammer throw
by inches, putting sixteen-pound lead 122
feet inches. Chicago was victor in the
days contests by II points to 43.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
Dale Street, Prohibited.

To the Editor of the Globe.
Please advise your readers whether or not
the boundary line in the bicycle ordinance is
prohibited For instance, is sidewalk riding
on Dale street, the western boundary, al
lowed? "A Subscriber.
Section 1 says: 'tUpon and along,' ETC.,
Including the following streets" This in
cludes Dale and all streets mentioned in the
prohibited district
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
OFFER Accented.

nors, of this city, today accepted the offer
of Jimmy Barry. the 108-pound champion
boxer. for an eight-round contest at latter
sails, Chicago, within the next six weeks,
the contestants to meet at catch-weights.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12

Earned runs, C.eVeianQ f. nrSt base by
rors, Brooklyn 1; left on bases, Cleveland 6,
off Payne 1; struck out, by Payne 1; two-base
hits, Burkett 2, Wallace q sacrifice hit Sock
alexis; stolen bases, Sockaex1s 3, OConnor
Jones; double play, Jones to La Chance hit
by pitched ball, Payne 1; umpire, O'Day;
time / :55.
TWO GAMES POSTPONED.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May list. Louis-Phila-
delphia game postponed on account of rain.
Louisville KY, May u-Louisville-N
York game prevented by wet grounds.
With Future Stars.
Conger's Kids defeated the GRANTEES Score,
II to Z. Batteries. Conger's, Bogart and
Provoncher; GRANTEES, Jackson and Swisk.
The Minnesota base ball club defeated the
Marylands on the Randolph street grounds
% to a.. The Minnesotas will challenge any
club In the city whose members are under
eleven years of age Address to Captain Peter
The Jay Street Stars defeated the Essen
mengers, 13 to II. The feature of the game
was the pitching of Hankee and Greenborg,
striking out fifteen men. Batteries, for the
Stars, Greenborg, Hankee and Jackson: for
the Eisenmengers, E. Eisenmenger and Mel
son.
There is letter at the G II o e Office for
the Crawford base ball club.
The Hub Clothing company's base ball
team defeated the Filmores In a very inter-
esting game, II to 6. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Brandt, who struck
out twelve.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
Bicycles Are Baggage.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE passenger COM
mittee Of the trunk line association, at its
meeting today, decided to accept bicycles as
personal baggage between states, except b.
tween Canada and the United States
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12

CHICAGO, May 11.-Both teams played
uninteresting until the close. The Reds
infield went to pieces in the last inning, CIV
ing the Colts a splendid opportunity to win
out, but after two runs had been scored,
Dwyer and his hackers steadied down and re-
tired the side, leaving two of the locals on
bases. Hoy again played wonderful game in
center and Dahlen made the first home run
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
Match for McDQWell.

TORONTO, Ont, May 11-Dr Mcdowell, Of
Chicago, and ]. Runlhi, of the Toronto Rowing
club are matched'to row at Orillia on May
"a for a suitable ,trephy0
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
COLUMBUS CREEPs UP.
indianapolis Able to Make 8ut a
Single Hit.


COLUMBUS, O., May u.-Indianapols Sc
cured but one hit off Smiling Pete Daniels
and that a home run by Gray being high
Fly just over the short left field fence that
would have been an easy out in any other
part of the field. Only two other men reached
first base. one on four wide ones and another
Old infield error. Score:
R.H.E.
Columbus ......0 0 0 0 1512
Indianapolis 10 0 0 0 o. 1 2
Batteries, Daniels and O'Meara; Foreman
and Wood.
THREE FOR BREWERS.
MILWAUKEE, May 1.-THE Brewers made
II three straight from Kansas City winning
put in the ninth inning by scoring five runs
Attendance, 1000. Score:
R.H.E
Milwaukee 80 0 0 So 10 8
Kansas City....0 0 2 0 0 2 8 1 0-8 10 4
Batteries, Jones and Speer; Barnett and
Lake: umpire, Graves
GOLD BUGS WIN AGAIN.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May T-Detroit
was crippled today by telegram from Presi-
dent Ban Johnson, putting Barnett and frost
out Of the game for non-payment Of fines.
Capt. Allen offered to put up the cash, but
Ebrght claimed he had no right to receive
it. Score:
RHE.
Grand Rapids 0 o 2 81 is Ia 3
Detroit ........1 0 1 0 0 OF IL 5
Batteries, Ready, Scott and Twineham;
Treadway, Gayle and McAuley; umpire,
Ebright.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
ADA AND NORTHERN POINTS.
Get Two Trains Daily On the New
Schedule.

The Great Northern has rearranged por-
ton of it's new time card SO as to give Ada
and other points a better train service. in
response to the requests fled by the citizens
of those towns. The new arrangement Is as
follows:
No. /. leaving st. Paul at Q a. M. changing
at GAINESVILLE ct 5:26 p. m. arriving at Giyn-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12

LOUISVILLE. KY. May n.-pres,dent Pull
liam, Of the Louisville Base Ball club, has
exchanged Outfelder Holmes for Shortstop
Stafford. OF the New York club.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
THREE FOR BREWERS.
GOLD BUGS WIN AGAIN.
BASE BALL NOTES.

There will probably be plenty Of hot fight
lng in the Western league. The difference
between st. Paul in the lead and Grand
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Denzer Unable to Pull Off q Victory
for Chicago.
Cincinnati 6; Chicago 5.
Boston 2; Pittsburg 0.
Baltimore 6; Washington 8.
Cleveland Z Brooklyn 0.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12

Washington 2 0 0lI0c o. I 0-3
Baltimore ...........3 1 0ea O. 0-6
Earned runs. Baltimore 2; twobase hits,
Reilly, Setback, Brown; three-base hit, Jen-
nings; stolen bases, T oBrien, Corbett:
balls, off Mercer 5, off Corbett 1; hit by
pitched ball, McGraw, Jennings; struck out,
by Corbett 2; left on bases, Washington 8,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12

*Batted for Denzer in ninth.
Earned runs. Chicago 1, Cincinnati s; two
base hits, Dahlen, Thornton, Miller; three
base hit Burke; home run. Dahlen: sacrifice
hits, AicPhee g. Miller, Ritchey; stolen bases,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
PITTSBURG SHUT OUT.

Mccormick, Irwin: struck out, by Denzer 3;
base on balls, of Denzer 8, of Dwyer =; time,
1:50; umpire Mcdonald.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12

PITTSBURG. Pa, May 1.-THE home team
suffered the first shut-out Of the season today.
The visitors made their two runs on base
on balls. followed by two baggers. Lewis
managed to keep the hits scattered, and his
support was erroriesa. Attendance, 3,4O0.
Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
New York at Louisville. .
Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Baltimore at Washington.
Brooklyn at Cleveland.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
Yale Victory,
ROAR FROM KANSAS CITY.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 11.-Yale, s
University Of Virginia T.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12

quarters of a mile where wheelmen will have
to ride over very heavy road, so heavy, in
fact, that wheeling viii be impossible in
showery weather. Wheelmen generally are
indignant over the situation, because they
believe the ordinance covering that section OF
the city was drawn at the request of not to
exceed half dozen selfish property owners
and is not at all in the public interest.
Eventually bicycle path viii be constructed
from the bridge to Smelling avenue. In the
meantime, cyclists must needlessy trundle
through mud and slush walk half to three
quarters of mile
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
Baltimore 10; sacrifice hit, corbett; time, 2:1o;
nrir HI1rst
SEVEN TO NOTHING.

Baltimore 10; SACRIFICE hit, Corbett; time, 2:10;
umpire, Hurst.
SEVEN TO NOTHING
CLEVELAND, o., May 11.-Cuppy puzzled
the Bridegrooms today more than did Daub
the Indians yesterday. The visitors got one
hit in the first, one in the eighth and one in
the ninth. They did not get a man to second
base until the ninth, when Jones stole second
and stayed there while three batters went out.
The features of the game were the batting of
Burkett and Wallace and the base running of
SockaleXis. Attendance. / 2G0. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-12
THE coLUMBIANs ARE GAINING
hey Beat the HOLSTERS Again Yes
tcrday Recommendations
Makes n Great Finish.
Columbus s, Indianapolis L.
Milwaukee 8, Kansas City ..
Grand Rapids IS, Detroit =.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Minneapolis at st. Paul.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Columbus.
Grand Rapids at Detroit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14

SoB9et9e trenre to9 r1tc9 UNI tetrletl
preis, benn lie 1T mein 1alisman!"
Der Wirtb fab ibn frasenb an.
ga, NIT Der 8absetse bat es feline
eisene @ertpanbtnib." fubr Sreulieb,
gebetmntbpoa fliifternb. fort. .Wie
Sic mid ba feben, bin t@ Der Grim
Der elmer r,euen S9ule. Mber tpollen
sic mir slauben, bab i@ bisber auf
eem0bnli&em Wese nod ME eineu
Rdufer fir meine 8ilber fanb? go
serietb i9 auf ben @ebanten. ber unz
b~antbaren Witpelt meme Grftnbung
aufou3pinsen, unb = bas 1T mir NIT
benz beften Grfols bur@ meine @abz
getge 9eluneen. urtbeilen Sic alip
ielbft, Of t@ MIDI bon tbr trennen
fann!"
Ser Wirtb 1ab benz Maler for
f9enb in bic Musen. Ser aber febte
feline Mittbetluns NIT benz 'grDbten
@rnit fort:
sd tomr1e bon 8ab 8reu3na@,
mo- i9 auf bieielbe Meiie, tpte BET
Sbnert, brei 8ilber los purbe."
Der Mirtb f@ten es ii@ inotptf&en
tpieber anbers iiberlest gu baben unb
rtef: sd min aber teine 8ilber, i'd
min @elb; ober i4 laufe 3ur poltoet."
Sreulieb bielt ibn am Rod14ob
auriid: Isle laufen CUR polt5et; bas
pirb einen @tanbal seben. tpte Ct
bier nod ni4t erlebt tpurbe, uno Sebr
6otel fommt in @erruf; pdbrenb i'd.
tpenn sic pollen, in flint Minuten,
obne ales Muffeben, Shr 9otel perz
laKen mtQ." ;,
Ser @irtb tdmpfte cine Meile NIT
einem Gnti@lub, bann plaBte ct berz
aus:
,Ma&en's, bab Sie f%orttommen!"
,@ebr perniinftin bon Sbnen. lie
Der 9err Mirtb! Sd min fofort met
ne @a@en paden; aber ebe sic mir
ni@t bas Meifeselb bts Gr%an5ensbao
qeben, tann i4 1tdt fort bon bier"
,Mas, @as? No@ @elo braufz
(eaen? Duraus pirb ni4ts!!"
9reulieb padte mteber aus.
Ser Mtrtb ftampfte por Wutb aul
ben Boben; als Ct aber bas Naber
bes 6ottlomnib1ls bernahm. Der tbm
r,eue @Gitt bringe1 tonnte, 5og Ct Elm
53tpan3igmartftiid aus bm portez
monnaie unb mart es benz Maler gu:
rgRlr aber raus!"
Ser Maler bampfte nod am felben
Mbenb in 8egleitune fetner treue11
BaBgeige na9 Gran3ensbab.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14

aentrif@en 3ablentreifen bon 0 Biz II
unb bon IL Bis % gu berieben. Sin
fparfamer Mann fam benz Mansel
iosar NIT Geber unb Dinte na@belfen,
Die Na@tbetle finb alio serins, bic
0ortbeile febr bebeutenb. Dtefes Ser
bdltntB seniist, INN in unierer alien
pratttf&en Gortf@rttten 5ugeneisten
3eit jeben 3peifel gu aeritreuen. bab
bic Neuerung. eben tpeil iie cine Ser
einfa@uns unb @erbeferuns lit, ni@t
mebr BON Der Sasesorbnuns berz
f9pinben mirb. Sic ptrb ii@ im=
mer pieber in ben @orber9runb brdn=
gen, bis fe ibren fi@eren plab erobert
bat, fotpobl I'M @iienbabnbienit pie
i'm biirgerltden Qeben.
Di Mmerttaner ribmen ii4 Dor al
len Mnbern prattii@ gu fein, bier
tpdre cine @elesenbeit gu betpeifen,
baB lie tpenisftens nt&t unpratttf&er
ftnb alS Mnbere.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14
8on 0 bts "a.

DaB ber Sag 24@tunben bat, toetB
iebes Rtnb, iobalb fein 3ablenbegrl!l
BIS gu biefer 9Dbe binanret4t. Ja1t
aber foute man slalben, bic @tntbetz
lung bes Sages fet bon2euten gema@t
tporber, bic rur bis IL 5dblen to1l1<
ten; benn Elm perniinftiger@ runo labt
ii@ f&ner bafiir porbringen, baB Der
Sag gerau genommen nt4t IN "a,
fonbern in 2 NAL IL Stunben 3erk9t
mirb. WGre es aQgemeiner Braud,
bon Mttterna9t 3u Mitterna4t bura
bic @tunben 0 Bis "a gu 3dblen, 10
piirbe ber @or'nlag zines permetntlt<
den Meformators, ni@t IA ubr au a.
gen, 1onbern 2 l1br Na&mtttags;
ni@t 20 llbr, fonbern 8 ubr Mbenos;
ni@t "a ober beNer 0 l1br, fonbera IL
l1brMttterna4t; ni@t tur3tpeg 2 uhr,
fonbern 2 ubr Na@ts; nt@t Z lbr,
ionbern z ubr Morgens ober 9ormit@
tags, obne 3tpeifel bon al1er @elt nit
Spot unb 9obn 3uriidgetptefer tperz
ben. Greili@ gu jener 33ett. als be
;3eit nod ni4t @elb mar; als aud
Bic genaus 3eitme1ung i'm pratttiden
Qeben ni4t bic Stole fpielte, tps 1ebt;
als nod feline Gtfenbabnfabrplam
benz eiligen 3eifenben bic beittmmte
Minute porf4rteben, mann ct et113llz
fteise,n babe gu jener 3eit bate man
auerbings 3ett genug unb auf ben
Tabrplaren Der poittutf@en au@
Raum genug, ii@ nit ben Nebenbez
ftimmungen Morsens, Ibenos, Wpr>
mittass, ober Ma@mittasS, Na4ts, y.
(. tp. berum3u14leppen. Sn uni erer
i@neQlebigen 3eit aber iinb oiefe Mn>
bGngfel alte ldftige 30pfe, bic 10 balo
tpie mDglt9 auf benz Mltar ber 3ett:,
Maum< unb @ertptrrungser1parn1B'
geopfert tperben follten.
Sn einisen 2dnbern 1T Elm tibrer
@@ritt f@on i'm porieen Sabr5ebnt
ge19eben, in Canada unb 8rttttdz
Snbien. Sort 1T auf 9roben Glen
babnneben bic 3ablung BON 0 big "a
Stunben burdgefibrt. SIM Sabre
1893 folste Stalien nit i0niglthen
@erfugunsen, bic fir ben @tftnbabnz
bieni unb Johann audi fit ben Dtttnt@
lt&e Dienft aler Mesterungsz unb@ez
meinbebeb0rben bteie @eform borz
19rieben. Der nGdite Nadfolger ptrb
8elgien 1ein. @tnem @orf@lage ber
belgi{9en @taatsberpaltung gemdb
bat Der Mintfter fir @Henbabnen,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14

4en GROCER 8efriebisung. unb mad.
benz lie 10 lanse auf ibren 8etneu
a%ussebalten batten, traseu iie tein
8ebenten, ii4 i'm S4nee gu lasern
benn Tie pifen. bab bic Stunbe ibrer
@rlDfuns sefdlaaen bat, unb bab ibr
Getb leBt ni4t mebr an ben 8oben
feftgefrieren fann!
Mittlerpetle nimmt Der Winb nod
INNER mebr an Wdrme unb an
Stdrte gu. aber fem Donnern lit lisb=
li&e Mufit. Die 9eperatur 1T iebt
btelei&t auf 38 @rab iiber Nuq sez
1ttegen - man fte0e ii9 biefen o.
maltigen @esenfab Dor! Die unse3eu=
ere @@neefld@e, nit elmer bur9=
f4nittli@en 9iefe bon 30 3on, pirb
INNER feu@ter unb l0@erieer, unb Ute
gan5e Natur tpeiB. bab biefer Gbi=
moot Elm e@ter unb bauernber lit.
Na4 ettpa spDlf @tunben f4auen
mir alentbalben fable braune 9iisel;
bic @benen aber 1inb NIT @aKerfldz
den bebedt. Sn einigen 9asen jebod
1T bic gan3e Geu@tisteit por benz
tpunberba1,n Winbe perbunitet, unb
bic Mege limb troden unb bart se=
nprben.
Waren ni4t bic Gbtnoot : Winbe,
10 murbe bas n%foli@e Ibbanssz2anb
ni&t %bepobnbar fein, unb feline 5ab=
men Sphere t0nnten bort ie iiberz
nintern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14

- Der beriibmtefte 8drenidner
@9pebens, eric @ric1on in 8j0rtebe
auf Semtlanb, bat jiinsft fat glei&z
3eitig nit Der @onenbung ietnes
rs Qebensio6re Elm feltenes, btelz
lei@t ein5ig deficiencies Subildum gez
,feiert: @nbe Sanuar ftel oer fiinf5tgite
8Gr unter ieiner &ugel. Grtcion Be-
iiBt nod beute bic Trii@e unb Musa
bauer zines Sinalinss. Die harte,
Interchangeable 2ebensnetfe fat benz
norbtf9en 9iinen nt9ts anbaben tom
men; ieir pellenbes 8lonbbaar, bio
tubner bluuen Mugen perratben ben
e@ten @e1manen. Cine breite 8az
dernarbe 3eugt bapon, bab es auf Der
2ebensbabn bes i%tabinapi3@en Meio=
mannes t~einespegs INNER obne Sc
fabre,1 fit 2eib unb 2eben augegan-
qer 1T. Die ,@9marre" riibrt bon
einem prantenhieb fer, ben ibm ei1
iterbenber 8Gr por nunmebr otpanet9
Sabren perFebt LAT; nur bur4 bic Sill
fe feines treuen 6unbe5, Der ii4 atpts
i6en feinen 9errn unb bas l1ngethiim
mari, fam Gricfon nit benz 2eben ba=
bon. 1n3Gblia 1T bie Mtnge Der
Glide, 2rSr- MDlfe unh TjdlfraNe.
bic Der f6psbi'&. @etbmann I'M 2aus
fe Der 3ett erleet bat. No6 beute bea
tpaprt ber S&9er bic fpitbaren Sro=
pbGen fs;,er lansen Mimrobslaufbabn
auf; feline @amm uug BON @l9z ur0
Meneemetlen ""h1rt gu ben perthboQz
item, bic ii4 in ben 9dnben norbiihet
WeibmGnner pprfinben, u
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Nterbeiut0e xanorret@er.

0on Der hu9elisen Preitbto : Re1erz
patton in G%alttornien tommer, intere1=
iante Mittbetlun9en uber S9aaren
mtloer 9unoe, tpel@e an 3abl unb
&edbeit balb bermaben 5unabmeu,
bab bic @a4en Der H~elerpatton Be-
febl erbielten, aIe, beren tie anii9tis
niirben, fofort gu eri4teBen.
Dteie 9asabunoen : 9unbe - pez
ntgftens bas uriprinsli@e Contingent
berielben - napen Dor nod ni1t 10
LANCER 53eit 3abme 6reunbe bes Men=
fden. Mber lie perlieben bic pfabe Der
Gultur, auf oenen I've uobl ni@t genus
gef4aBt unb BON Der 3peibetnigen
Sugenb gu febr gequdlt tpurben.
nanbten jih iunsfrduliden @efiloen
gu unb madbten enbli@ bas 8unoesrez
gierungsz@ ebtet gu ibrem ftdnbigeu
Summelplab. Sic tpurDen aud bur4
f&on piloe @afesenofen perftdrtt u.
griinbeten Elm f0rmli@es Stromerz
@emeintpefen, bas INNER mebr an
Mitgliebf@aft pu@s. Sept 1ino lie
obne Musnabme CUR @ilbbeit entfernz
ter @orfabren 3uridgetebrt. finb iebr
menf4eni4eu auf freiem Telbe unb
duBerit b0sartts seeen Den. pelder
ibnen an ibren @@lupfptnteln unbe=
ba@tiam in bic Auere tommt. SIRE
9unbenat1r i'm Stnne Der Giptliiaz
ton bat fi4 gang perFii4ttgt.
uebrigens tommen tie ielten iiber
bas 8eret@ tbres gaftti@en 9igelz@ez
itripptpalbes btnaus. uno lift &ii4enz
aettel beftebt Sag fir Sag aus porz
trefft4en Spielarten &anin@en unb
Ma4teln, bic in bteiem unpirt6iamen
@eb0l3 uberret9li9 portommen; ibren
Durft l0i@en lie nit MaNer aus ben
@tr0men, pelde it@ in benMountainz
See ergteben. Die &eierpation mimi
melt bon Rantn9en, tpel4e bereits CUR
2anbplage puroen, 10 bab @iele lez
bigli@ beSpesen NIT ber Sasbfinte
gesen fe a~us3ogen; felt aber bic @az
gabunben : 9unbe pie1es 9erritorium
in 8ef@lag genommen baben, f@einen
fi9 bic &anin@en ni9t peiter gu perz
mebren. Sn biefer 8e5iebun9 tDnnen
bic ausgearteten Mautpaus iosar Ell
nigea @ute fttften.
Menr aber bic leBteren ibrerieits
{i9 in benz bisberisen Mabe permeb<
rem (nt@t ptele feBen iih ben @@lKen
aus). 10 tperben 5ie felber gu elmer 10
groben 2anbplase perben. bab bic
WGlber e1tra bur6 @infriebigungen
geger1 fie %abssiperrt perben miiHen, 10
bab tie tpentgitens in enseren @ren3en
bleiben. 8isber baben lie nod teinen
Menf@en angesriffen, ber lie ni@t IT.
genbmie geit0rt fat, unb lie tperben es
pobl aud nt4t tbun, 10 LANCE tie Sea-
uin9en senug gum @eripeiien 9aben.
bod iinb lie BON @telen febr gefuro9z
tet unb 1amentli9 Der @@reden Der
Rtnbertpelt. limb felt audi etne Bull
bpgge iid benz @emeinpelen bel BIER
betnigen 2anbftreider anseidiohen
bal, 1T BITE sanae 8anbe nod getdbr'
li9er getporben. unb jeber5ett tann be-
fiir9tet perben, bab tie bon Der pa1iiz
ben Observation-Disclosures aur acttoen,
bonn @tromertbum gum R~aufboloer1z
tbum lberaeben ptrb!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-14

Marum benr ni9t. -@ater (aum
Treier): r@etrauen sic fi@ cine So
mtlie 3u e%rnGbren?"
6reier. ,Warum benin nt4t.
tpenr t@ baS @elb baau betomme9"