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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-21

is a pair of our handsome sus-
penders enclosed in a beautiful
Christmas Box. SOC TO $1.o0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-21

We are showing an endless as
sortment of Mems fine Neck
wear.
Beautiful silk four-in-hands,
only .,......... .25c, SOC, 75e
Imported, silk puffs, only. SOC
Swell ascots only. -. SOC, 75c
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-21
Bath Robes

We are showing fine assortment; trim
med with cord and tassel cut full and
roomy.
Jewelry-Link buttons, scarf pins, obs in
neat lry-Link buttons, scarf pins, fobs in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
aranfbaites &opImrb,
aSrauenleioeu,
llnberoanlidteit,
SIlioiitat,
%eriiopEunG
Sbspepiin
naa ale StOrunacn oer 9e6er.

@en6ict bic folgcnocu eprpiome. ncltbe burdb
SrnnI9eitcn oer SerbauungS SsOreane eHtiteben:
ScritcpiurG iHltcrIite Sdnlorrboioeu, gIutan'
bruna 8ltn aupfe, inurer Diaeeu, Tuenbluien.
Scr3fIopiclt, GGcI DO, Gpeifeu S6pere oes IRA.
gems isures 2luiitpben. GnIcn uno Stlopfen bes
0cr5ens wiirGenbc obcr 6ritidungs ssSeiiiDIe bel
hcm 0inrgen, neri1punnneneS gluaenlbt
Bunitc oocr Gctucbc Dor ben gIuaer 5ieber uno
oumpie Gbmcr5en i'm aopfe. GerIuit oer
GoucBGbionoeruna, Gelbbeit Der Saut uno
9IllGcn Gbmer3cn in Der Seiic. 9rit uno 9Iie'
bern, uno pI6bcbe glufduC bon Sipe. grennen
i'm 6eit6c. Gnge nenige SoIen BON 3iabpas's
Hilrn peroen bnS Gbitem bon au' ben obenesc
nGnnten @eibperbeu beireicn
Yreis 25c. ole S6adtel.
%crfaAft Gci Nputbcfrrn oorr ourd)
Die Epit pcrianSt.
ecih iidbcr, baR Chr Gao,pnp's befomnit, unb
lebrt, ban oer &amr anf Sem Vt, ipus 5br fault.
9in0luag & So, 80 Glm Str, Neu.
OOrf.
IoA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06

rciH, 9iuBlcno un0 unocrcu curop1i
iAen 2dnocrt eriitircn. Cic Con.
trolc iiber Die groBcu Gorporotioucn
iicgt ooourh ue6r in S5GnOcn Scr
Rcgicrllng, 10 boBShwinOclcicn mie
lie IN 9lmerifo porQcfon,men iinO,
ais ouSgeihlpiicn 0c,teu f0nncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
Erutcit luirftc.

@tncm Scmpercn3opoitcl ouf Gin
ipru6 0cS oclttih omcrifaniidcu
Observation-Disclosures ooS Souowcrf
gelc9t.
@ni6in0ton 3. g., ). WiGr5.
- BenerolpoItmeiitcr Gortclpou bat
Dem WtiBbro1th, Der nit Dem 6ranti-
rungs- GripiIegiltm ser 9iepr0icnton.
ten hei GerienOung pou @oitiocben Sc.
tric6en miro, in cincm borIic9en0en
@eihuerocfoQe cincn Jiiegcl Dorgc-
iGoben. Gincr bon ibm abBc8c6encn
Gutidei0lng 3llfol9e miro oaa ioge-
nannte r&ntcrnotionol &eiormbu-
reou" pon bier, an 0ciien Spite Der
Gcmpcrru5opoitcl 9ep. gGilbur s.
Gratis itcbt, in 3ufiuit Oaran Der
hin0crt, inter 6runfatur Oc5 9icprd-
ientantcn @iQcttc bon WtoiIoduicttS
5nblIoic 6htgldriitcn inter Ocn Iitcl
.@ntriotiifc Stlloicn" no6 oQcn
Gbcilcn Scr Ser. St1ntcn 81 pcricn-
bcn. 1<abrclang bat 0icIeS pcrntclnts
lihe Neiormbureat nit 0iiiic oeS
ibm ION gci0QiBcn 9icpr6'entantcn
5ur &criiiqung gcItcIlten ,Sranti-
rm9S NripilegilmS cine glgitotion
iiir iogcnanntc 9icform @eicb1ebunB
gciiibrt sic iih b0rnnf belhrGnttc,
0c9cn hic 9(rmcccantinc, oen Shunts
mirtbidaits tetricb tn0 onOcre nad)
icincmt lunnnB1cbcllocn ltrtbcil ncr-
Ginridtlln8cn ihori 81 Sci
sc 5lt jiebcn. YEdtriotiid)e Stltoien"
nnnnta Rcp. Graft Ole nlti Soften Ser
@un0earcgiermg pcrlanoten Slug
ihriiten, oic Dem Gnlpidngcr 5ltnl
Grciie ton 30 Gents pro Stiid ongc-
botcn mu0cn Grit tilr5li6 murOc
0nS @cnCrolppltamt ouf oiclcS Grci.
ben 0c5 ,9lCIormburcnllS" dltincrt'
iom gcnad)t, uno in critcr ,Sinic mar
cS ser oclttirD-omcrifnniihc 9tationol-
pcrtano," Der cucrgitb 0a0cBen Ero'
teit cinlegte. Die Sadie murOc pom
Observation-Disclosures GOrtclpon 1mtcr
Iltd1t Ser icbt in @cit0ti9,utg cinca
0lcihcn NciAcio3 Seiten5 0c5 orittcn
Soiilis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pcrfil9t
bat, SAB 9ep. Groit bon ocn o3ntcr-
notionalcn 9leiorm- 9lrcml" nift be-
rccbti9t lit, inter Gon1rcB6ranfahlr
iene ,Tatriotiihen Sttoien" 3n Der.
ienoen, neil sic bctr. SdriitItiidc
feline ouf GrOrc OeS Gon1rciieS &C.
0rudten Soflmente limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06

an oell " q +
10 Y len.
Ten 3. W}dr5.
niiteniiibtcr boben
ntlidJ uuigeforoert.
ot6ihldac 0eS iiioi.
febrelL lpelhcr &c
al oen @aDlen agi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
Sci anp Jcar 0cltranDct.

g9ilmingto H. nc. 3. Widr5.
- Ger bon bier mad Nelu.Oorf abgc=
gangenc 1anpfer y9lapaDoe, Gopt.
Sale, pom ser Glpoe Clinic. lit altf Den
Wtioolc Wrollno SGouls nobc fap
Scar oufqclnufen uno mar ielbIt
bei'm 606iten Stano Scr 6lAtb ni6t
ilottgerradt poroen. Seine Gage
0iirite geiG6rlicb lperoen, i'm 6olle Der
@ino nab SiiOlpeiten untipriigen
iolltc.
Is 6eiano iid MIR Elm EaIIaz
aicr on 9orO bcS Innpfcr8. Ser
Otonn lpuroe gclnnoet lllO Icbtc ieinc
,Sobrt per @iienbnbn tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
>)91aowap's
w 29stGe,t
ii6erm
perfefte8erDauunQ

Gur6 lire anti bili6Ier
Qt0cnicDoften Itinmliren iie oie 2e6er
in Der 2lbion0crung ser 8oae lino
9luSi6ciOung OcricIbcn ourh Die
@olcntouGIc. 9ieie 8iQen, in 0o-
icn bon 5luei bis bier, reguliren bal.
Digit sic 2ebertbGtigfcit uno bcireien
ocn Faticntcn bon oieien M}1ngeIn.
Cine o0cr 5uci bon Nuomap'S Biaen
tGgIicb gcnomnlcn BON Sold)cn. mel.
bc an 6ili6icn S6mer5cn lm0 Erdg.
Gcit Scr &cber lciOcn, bultcn 0l5 Sp.
item rc8cImGBig unO libcrn cine ge.
ilin0c SCr0alutng.
sd bin 100 Wlcilclt bon Der ndcbftcn sGpotbefe
cnticrnt mo uerIunGC bon GuD. MIR Gin 9uGeno
NOrc5 iGrer 8iueu 8u ii6cricubcn. SD Ieioe an
Wu2frl RbcumniiSmi5 uno mar ucuu Nlonate
lnuG IN Got springs. Wicine aeber uuo Hieren
itno dnpcnriieu. Seh inub ba6 5bre Btuen mir
me6r uitcu. ais uuc Mcb5tnen bic itb gcnoni.
mcu uno Die pepriuBs" o6euoreiu.
glbtiu1Sooa
gs. Sames."
Sdruun 8uId. Duma County, 9lri5onu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06

@incm Gempercn5npoitci ouf Gin
ipru6 ocS oclttih omcrifoniidcn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0oS @orowcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06

rlng Der irnn5oiiidlcn @eicQidaitSs
,Snleln 0ltrh einen Gptlon lIno cine
SSlltblpClle an I. mn s. 5cbruor er.
bulten. 1ubiti uurOe bCionoerS itarE
nitgCnommen ,Nn Ynpcetc iunr0elt
327 0dlicr 5crit0rt. 3tpci BON ocn
Sunnohl ,Suicln nit &orrGt6cn obs
gcihittcu Shilic limo nod nidt 5lI.
riiGacfc6rt. Der @oupernelr Der
Aolonic bat nm 0iIIfc erillht. Sri.
ncn Ncridltcn iuiolQc Aing MIR ein
cin3iaC9 UicnlbcnIcbcn rcrlorcr.
Scbcuiih EcnfmGler.
gSien, ). W}ir3. Ginc ndge.
mcinc ,.@rO16tniB BerliderungS.
@cicaidoit" mur0e bier bcgriinoet.
Ter 3lucd Oicier bis lest eill5ig ooite.
GcnOcn @eicaihnit lit ieocm ibrer
NiitgiicOcr @clegenIeit 5u geben lid,
elm IcntmaI nod ocnt 5ooc ietcn 5u
loiicn. Die @eieaihnft bat bereitS
2on0ontGltIc gemoht. GiueGloile Der
2cnfmoIe umfubt Shiloer. bic on
Wnucrn ongcbrobt merocn. Gerber.
bIihenc mub minoeitens 50Sobrc olt
gelueien iein. bcpor cr oltI elm 0to.
nmcnt 9lnipru6 erbebcn fam. &c.
oinalng fiir Die 2luinubnc olS 0iit.
glico lino &erbicnlte, oie iid) ocrGnr.
oioot crluorben bat lmo bic or onT
eincu 9latt Eupier pe3cihncn mlB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
Scltte

Ih0ncs @cttcr ilnb
n6rpli6c 9Sinpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
cir hrlicn nnishlbnr.

Ole Ct 'Ncrnnt0ATUuIcrpIllcn. hei nuef otgni
nTcen geiben. Gle regelt Die I6digiet Der
cridnfiien geber yDbltbdtg an, Dei1roern Die
Rerbonlino, trnQeu iur Grndbrlttp bes A5r
pcr8, otpie 8nr gluSibeionng Der berhrau9icn
Wiqterie bel. reiriRen ods Slnt uno bitten Dem
Bliltnnbrana nnCb Dem aopte bur. IN beier
Besiebnnq baben Oit Ptllen, Die aus ben rein'
iten begciabilidocn Giofien 5uiamnicn aeiept
itub fdboH pGhrc SSuHoerluren III Siafloe ges
brabt nnb iper iie fifInul IN Der Dprgei6rie
benen gBeife peDrlubl tat lit Eres 2opes bod.
tStToSQ,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06

NC9tcrltllg, 10 pQBSO SOlutll0Cltlcll, lute
lie IN 9lmerifo porQctonumcn iiuO,
ais ou@geidlpiicn gcItcn f0nncn.
5rontrci6'@ @HoQct.
@oriS, 5. NtGr3. - 9lQiciti0e DC.
iric0igrng crrcgt c2, oob sic 0cpu.
tirtcnfonlmer nod flrr5 Dor Chores.
icblnB oo9 girbeitcr Ecniiuna.@cicB
ongenpmmcn Bot. Gos @ii00ct miro
OoOur6 pro Sobr INN 70 MiiQioncn
Gouar8 bclaltct. (robocn lprroct
mebrcre 9Ibitricbc bon Oeu icitberigcn
9iciio,trccn pes 2onOc2 gcmo6t; 10
crbieltcr Die 9}ebcn}iidltcr; mcl6c 9lls
fobol bon ibren @cpGhicu 5icbcn.
0o9 friiberc BripilcQilun 5uriiferItuts
tct obnc sic Nlliiitbt bon 9IcCiic 9e.
amtcn ibre Wctr0ntc hcrlteucn 81
oiiricn. Ger Stuot3fulic gcbcn ga,
0lr6 20 0tiltioncu Gouuro proSobr
perlorcn. 6crntr lpur0c Der Erci@
scr GoItmorfcn fir Die @ricibef6roe.
rung i'm &dn0c BON 10 ouf TO Gcns
times crndBigt rno bic Gicni5cit
fir Oic 9ielcrpe ln0 territorial 9lr.
lnce bcr0baeiCbt.
@Iodentburm itiir5te cir.
YuriS, 5. Wt0r5. - Gci Dem Gin.
Itlr3e bca @lodenthurmcS Scr &ir6c
ct. Goni5 mdbteno Oc5 Qcitrigcr
8ottea0icnitc5 mtr0cn y Hcrioncu
pcrlctt. Tie STRIDE mar nit 9ln.
oG6tiQcn 9cfiiIlf, oI5 Der Giuitr5 Ii0
crciqnctc. Sin Yunif folntc, obcr
gliidlihcr Neiic Iccrtc iitb Die Stride,
obne ooB eill Gcyhrit an WcnlhcnIc.
ben ltottfono. 90 oic Griuumcr ni6t
5cucr iingcn, por c9 scr Noli5ci INN
Der 9iettungS N(onnihait Elm 2eid),
ties, bic Gerihiittctcn oI3jugrobcn
mo in SiGerbcit 3u brin9cn. Sir
muroen iofort nod) Dem $opipitol ge-
lhdfit.
:" 1T : : " " " , = " " :"
! y 1t l.
R ortS, 0. W'ar5. - @lllt@ ~
tretar 1ltlaroln %callnleb POM o.
II5lellen Silreou Der &lInlte bot oen
@eprollN non oll@ldlIoIl3en FIdl'o3
-bcl bcu9olollccs j0o Sdllollre'lr-Gon'
jcrten nerbolen. &oa Seroot ut oo'
raltl 5urild 81 tllbren ooB troIljoNl-
lde 6nbrltoltten lld lIber olcSerlpcn'
Dung amerltonllh1r HtdnoS be
lU'oFt~H' S'',e loI'C'' l'ut 10 "rI9' I.
Sfod)l pet OCT e'i'I''9'' 'Uppl'lIo oI'
1.,'r'','",l'J, cn s,1 ",,a,t' >" n So"tsns S, f
."0 oD,! ,:;' W. ot:" F''1,"' ,t ~ N''''''S VI"
',o'o''''"' F'''''v~ ',0'
y &Ie perm H0 II II or'o t
9t1hcn 6l16cr.
Iron0bcim NorucgclL 3.
M0r3. - &n @on5en perocn iebt
IS GTii1jcr6ootc pcrnliBt uno man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
>)1,aoluaD'S
0s Yillcll

@oaIt6n0ig gciAmndlos, elegant
ii6cr5o9en, pnrgiren reouIircn, fiji.
rcn, reinigen unb itGrfen. 9toOpap'S
EiQcn fir Seilllng alcr 9tl6neroeu
bcS MogenS, ocr @ingcrpciOe, 9tieren,
@loie, ncrp0ie 9ranfbeiten S6pin.
oel, 8crtigo, Gerltopirng, Gilcs. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06
Gna's llchcrtritt.
Sinbct murgcn 5n San ScbnItian,
Spanicn, itatt.

Sonia GOlpnr0 bcgJcitet sic 5ufijnf-
ti8e a0nigin bon Spalien sort,
BIN. - 2oubct lmo Gclcaiic &c.
cbrt. - 9lfioirc 0rcpfu$ uicocr
olti0crilbrt. - Wtoior GuignCt
fIagt on. - &ieIe Scr olf GiS.
iGoQcu in sic Siticc periblogcncn
iiniiben Slider gcrettet. - 9}idt
ip uicIc nonpc8ii6e Slider lmgc-
fonmcn, ais bcfiirbtct rlroc. -
Die ShrmIhtt6 ouf ocn 8eicQ.
ifait5 SnICln.
Enri3, ). WfGr5. Hrin5ciiin
Gno BON @ottcnbcra oic 5ufiinitige
&0nigtn bon Sponicn, miro am
nGhitcn Otitmp6 81 Sun Sc6altiun
in Den ShooB Der fntbolil6rn STRIDE
olIgcnommCn ucr6Cn 9icp. Rubcrt
'Grun0lc, rGmiIdb t0tbolildcr Niidni
bon 9tottingbnnl, Gnaluno, lm0 ell
frllberCr &uplon in Scr britiihcri
2lrnCc, miro omtircn. &0niQ Gopar0
bc9Icitet sic Erinjcilin pon @iorrib
nnd) SonScboitiun, oucin c3 lit nod
nid)t cntid)ic0ct, ob er 0cr GcrCmoni2
0cr gIbiogc, wCIhc in Der cn9IiihCn
STRIDE 5I Son Seboltion itottiiuocn
ioll, bcilpobnen miro.
q b mad @iorrib.
@ori9, 8. @tGr3. - Sic Brin5ei.
iinncn @catrice unO Gno BON 9at-
tcnbcrg, mclNc gcltcrn bci'm &oniG
GOnnrO 0o9 @obclfriihItid cinnob-
men, bcgobCn lih bcutc nob @iorrit.
no lie oen &onig erlportcn mcroCn.
Spdtcr miro oort 5pii6cn Den &0ni
gen BON Gn9lnn0 unO Spanicn cine
3uionlnlentrnit itottiinocn, bel NET
der &6ni0 Goporb icine offijieQeGin-
niQiqlmg 5u Der &crmGblung Der
ErilBciiu Qno nit hcm aonia 2Il-
ionic ert6cilcn miro.
2oubctuno GrIcuiic0c-
Cbrt.
Nori$, 5. WQrj. - &0nig So.
morb gob bcute in Der britiicben Dot
idYoit Gin Tincr 5lt Gbrcn OC9 or
NrdiiOenten Soubet lpn0 ocS iriibercu
W}iniitcrs ocS gluspGrtiGCn 0Clcoii".
Gie Ginlooung 0cs &ettcrcn pur0c
olS ,3ei6en ser @iiroigrmq Der Gicn-
itc bctrodtct mclHc GcIcoiic i'm 3ll-
iunlmcnbnnQc nit Dem britildl frat.
}0liihCn GinucrnCbmCu lciltetc.
Nffoire Grcpfu9 luicoer
ctnmul.
Bori2, ). Widrj. - W}nior GuiQ
net 6ut cincn oiicncn @rirf gei6rie-
ben, in lpcl6cm cr oic &crj0gerlmg
oc9 IrcDill9 Gro5cilc5 I'M &oiio-
iiona @criht ocnrn5irt, mo cr-
Hart, Der 9llIlAub iei Der omtIihcn
Monipulirlng Der auf Den SAT- be
jiiNli6cL gebeimcn Gotllmcntcn 5ll.
}uidrcibcn,
Nioior Gliqnct lit Der Cii}icr, lucl-
der Die pom Gbcrit lieutenant
&cnrp pcribtc SGIi6un1 cntOcdte,
lDabrcn0 GoOoignuc &ricaa OtiniItcr
mar, ln0 mcIher lpGtcr cincn Dis
put nit oem" ieitocnt perItorbencn
&ric9S NiiniItcr glnorc iibcr gcluiiie
Iofllnentc Gattc. Gr mlrr0c fiir5lid)
mc1cn &croilcntIibunq cineS Shrci-
bcn9, in pci6cm cr crnitc 2tntlo9cn
0cQcn 9lnOrr crbob, 3ll 30 (ngcnStll~
hCndrrCit perlrtbCiIt.
9}cge(ung0cs &crii6 e
runQ5mclcn&.
Huria, ). Otdr5. 49, Ter Stoot5.
rdtb miro in nGcbitcr 3cit Elm ncucS
Geriicbcring5 @eiCB glltbcibenj mel
DIES Die Geputirtcnfonncr i'm WiGr5
oeS @oriobreS onuabm Die ieitberi,
&c @er3oacrlmq in Der ghlSfiibrlng
miro oomit nlotipirt, Dob Die omeri-
foniidc RcQierina blrb ibre bicii9t
Noti6oit bci Der iron3oIiiGen 9icgic-
ring Inn 2tusfllnft gebetcn bot, OF
0oa neuc @cirb Dem @eid)Git8betrieb
Der ancrifuni6en 2eber5 8criihc-
l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-06

WtCbrbcit
9trur GnufIiftr bcfiirhtct
o,sf,6, m,,i,;;A 1,re;it,,
: mYr, -, o InI,n Sor f;ir,rirhan
rt.n,,,rn,,r, W. o;,,os hor,,,rrn,c,,nc,,
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49,. o,...:, w. ~ ,,<"t', S tI.,,, ~ o'S. s;o(
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w.. @ r,, q, .s ~ ..,'''' ~, ;ttt, " 0:nf,,
r, >.',I',G' o, o%,u!.o,,, ~; ,',,,'''''S,
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o,, n,,y. ~. m.y
SON nohr,, r;,,c 1>rnricro ON, 9,ctrrs
h,,ro clnnfouncn SER N ,[pldp Qicll-
tcram 2dn1iht mcIctcr nic mcltcris
! id,,nI}otroicn Ser G(ottc bcsS dnuor.
3cn lPccrcs cnmnIanbirte uno Der
uod frica2acribtlichcm Sprlth am
! IienItoo ocb6uot mcrbcn ioQte, bonn
G,orcn NJ Icbcrsl6noIichcr 6cltunoSs
boIt bcoroDiot porocr it,
Sicutcnout 5hutiht crfl1rtc noch.
! 0cur ibm ooS Gpoc3lrtbcil pcrfiiubet
lporocn mar: .,{ch oloubc, ooB ncin
4Sronucr ser Wrcn;pinItcn mcrncn
miro, nclchcr Dos o(tc iflopiidt 9flrB,
lonn BON Sem ucucn Ircicn NuGlon6
trcnrcn miro. G6nrte ib 9iublono'S
ISrcibcit NIT hcm iowcdli6Itcn Epbc
crfo,fen, Ooun lpiirhc th l1delub
Itcrbcn"
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solutely impossible to ordinary infantry
much less cavalry-no matter how
light their equipment. Thus, it will be
seen that an enemy not carefully
equipped and trained in the use Of ski
would be utterly helpless in this coun-
try, and quite at the mercy Of the ma
tive skimounted troops.
Not a Picnic.
At the same time, it must not be sup
posed that this work is a picnic for
Norwegian or Swedish troops; very far
from it. In fact, they endure discom-
forts, and even meet with serious acci-
dents, such as would altogether dis
courage men from countries farther
south. When mustered for the ski
maneuvers, the men appear in heavy
marching order, but, one is surprised to
see, without overcoats; an Iceland
shirt-a very thick, knitted woolen gar
ment-being provided instead. 1t is
quite as warm as great coat, and
does not impede the mems movements.
Their underclothing is Of great thick
ness, and they wear special ski socks,
which keep their feet very warm. When
on the march, a halt and rest Of from
| ten to fifteen minutes is allowed each
hour; for, as the men are supposed to
make good speed even over loose and
heavy snow, the march is found most
arduous.
On arrival at their destination, the
men are told to cut poles, gather fl,
branches, scoop away the snow from
the proposed site Of: the tents. and, fin
ally, erect their temporary dwellings,
The space being marked out by non
commissioned officer, the snow is shov
eled away to certain depth, and the
cavity filled in with kind Of flooring
or carpet Of spruce branches. Foul
long poles, fastened together at fxet
height, are then. raised slantwise iron
each corner, and these, with the excep
tion of a space at the top, are com
pletely covered with sheets Of canva
laced together. H., -. -"
/ just before the icy, northern daw'
the men are called forth. with bugles
and it is we'll worth seeing when
whole regiment of men stoop to faster
on their ski. The thing is done in
moment, and the men lined up as if b,
magic waiting for orders. Sometimes
if the maneuvers are very near Chris
tiania, one may see a large party o
men suddenly shoulder their stran,g
and apparently cumbersome footgea
and march down to the palace over
hard road, on which it would not b
possible to use the ski to advantage.
Sham Battles.
AS is the case with the Alpine troop
! of Italy, France, and Switzerland, ther
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-14

Norway and Sweden, being pre-emi-
nently Glands of the Snows,' it was
but natural that the military authori-
ties should turn their troops into ski
ers. For nearly two centuries the
modern armies Of Norway and Sweden,
as distinguished from medieval forces,
have maintained permanent regiments
Of troops mounted upon ski, and sta
toned for service in regions where
their presence would be most useful.
Certainly, the Norwegian ski-troops had
every advantage against the Swedes in
the fighting that marked the early part
Of last century.
The wonderful dexterity, the swift
marches, and the holding Of snowy pos
sitions thought to be impossible SO i'm
pressed the powers of Europe in those
days that, first, Germany, and then in
turn Austria, Italy and France, likewise
mounted some Of their Alpine troops on
ski-tho, of course, not on the same
scale as is the case in Sweden and Nor
way. The armies of both these nations
carry out extended maneuvers on ski
during their long and very snowy win
| ter.
Perhaps the most interesting occasion
is the so-called "three days. maneuv-
ers," which takes place annually in the
neighborhood of Christiania. j., The
troops proceed to a given rendezvous on
ski, and encamp in some suitable spot
From here scouting parties are otter
sent out on ten-days' march across
the widest and least-frequented parts
Of the country, where the only living
things met with are bears and wolves
This cross-country march would be alb
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are sham battles between the armies of
the SHOWS. A whole countryside may
be attacked and defended, and often
enough heavy field guns are brought
into action, on which occasion deep
tracks must be dug out Of the snow to
allow Of the guns being placed in posi-.
tion. The gunners are directed in ac~
tion by an officer, who may be watch.
ing the operations almost up to his
middle in snow.
=. Parties Of sharpshooters go gliding
here and there over the treaeherous
snowcrust; and the weird, unearthly-
looking, silent landscape is suddenly
torn, as it were, by the sharp volleying
of musketry and the roar Of field guns.
It is an inspiring sight to see one side
trying to maneuver for better posi-
tion than the enemy's, and the officers
do not spare themselves, but work, if
possible, even harder than the men.
The Speed Limits.
The speed attained by the men on
| ski has often been exaggerated, no
doubt owing to the rapidity with which
snow-slope can be descended. When
the troops are engaged in cross country
| maneuvers, it is doubtful whether they
| will do more than five miles an hour. OF
course, in races, scouting competitions,
and the like some of the best infantry
men, lightly clad and under special con-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-01-14
CHICAGO SHES AT
BOWLING TOURNEY
Costs Too Much and Too Little Return
to Suit Promoters.

Costs Too Much and Too Little Return
to Suit Promoters.
Journal Special Service. .~-a
Chicago, Jan. 13.-Rumors that Chi.
cago would be in the field for the 1907
national bowling tournament have been
set at rest the past two days by the
two: men who have been recognized as
bowling leaders.
Chicago acted as host in 1901 in the
first tournament and the outside alley
keepers bore the brunt. of the loss with
their contributions. Another tourns-
ment would result in another subscrip-
tion list being circulated among these
men, and they would have to be asked
to contribute all the way from $40 to
$25 an alley, to guarantee the financial
side of the event if the plan followed
out the first tournament should be pur.
sued again, as has been the case in each
city which has held the fixture since.
Almost the only and certainly the
chief argument in favor of bringing the
tournament here next year has BEEN
that if the tournament ever went east
the congress would pass into the hands
of the fasteners once more and the
westerners would never see a tourna-
ment this side Of New York and west
ern boundaries. Such an argument
serves to bring the east and west into
antagonism again right after the Paste
loup resolutions of q. few weeks ago had
paved the way to a complete unifcation
of the factions in the American Bowl.
ing congress.