davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
per @eniiaiante IL aIiisflidb.

Nls Der @urfiirit BON 8apern, Mdr
Der 9ritte. Iih zines Cages auF Der
Mil0i6meiniago crying, ourabrah
Elm dngef6oKener Gber bic 9dbn uno
rdnnte in boiler 0utb f6nurnrafs anf
ben firitlihen @diomam los. Dieter
mare pobl berioren oenefen, hattie
ni6t elmer Der Srei6er, elm ffdrter uno
beberster 9an0mann, bersuetlen0, BEN
&eiler BEL einem ieiner 6auer aepadt
uno i'm NIT einem Rud linfsum aeriIz
len, t%pOrduf oas Sbier in ~Derdn6erter
Rihtung fortrannte. gsiheioen febr=
te Der Better IN bic Snaar Der Srei=
Der 5uriid. Qber Mar Der @atioe err
tunoigte iih, ais er i'm unbeu Saeo=
I4loB gu Nlittag fpeiiie. nd9 benz
padersn Wanne uno befabI. ibn mad
benz ShIofe su Fiibren. @s aefhab.
8arfnB. in 8srriHener SADIE, nit ION
nenperbranntem 8eiidt unb perrror
renem 6oar. erThien Der 5ret6er. perz
lsaen iein 2%oDeRbiitlein 3uiihen BEN
6insern oreheno. Man fab ibm feline
Sheu f0rmlih an, ais er bic aolb6ore
0irten 6erren erblidte. Der Gurfirff.
Der einfah aefleiost ipar, trait IeutIeIia
duf ibH 81 uno faate: .0u boit mir
beute oos 9eben aerettet. Sd oanfe
Dir. GuH aber bite Dir audi cine
Gnaoe ausl"
Iah Ianaem 30sern 5ffnets Der
2dnomdnn ben Wuno un6 faqte nit
eiusn GeiteHbIid drif bic aoIoboroirten
9erren: .Nabi mar | aernl" Das mar
iein adn5er Wuni6, uno ohne Bic Sc
nebmisuna ab3uparisn. orehte er fid
I'm un6 elite sur Shiir hinaus.
Fiber esr GurFiirf Tier Is niht oa>
bei bspenoen. Is Der Qanomanu
abeuos in ieiner 6iitte faB unS fn an
Ihpar3sm groo uno einem aruos 9ier
erquidie. frat Elm Sdaer 6es Gurfirfen
bti ihm Elm uuo iuate. Infer an6oiqs
Ter eurFiirR ldbt did oriifsn uno
i6itt Dir oiss sum Dant: Eu rsist
fhon ipOfiir." 0a6ei leaie Il sint Rous
banriiher 5bnIsr auf Ben Ttfd. Der
Wlann auiiporists: - bats iuH nit
brdud5t; aber anHehmeu tbu' ids nno
ID ldB mid idou beoonfen.@
Ter @enFlidms IT INNER sufritStn.
uae psr 5ufreoeu 1T. isnnt has Slid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
Der @ntemsrasn i. @rnls.

s@uten Morssn". su iaaen. ods
iolitsH &iHoer ME peraenen, peun fe
in Der 6riihs an Woreen aufits6sn.
9e5t oieleH GruB suern Gltern, ereru
8riioern uno ShmeItern, euern Mit
ihulfyn. eusrn gebrern uno spar
nit fr0blihem uno freunoliAem Mnqe-
lidti Is miro oies euh lslbIt gut tbun
Hno IS piro euern 6reun6en gut tbun.
~ IS Iiegt in jeoem frsunoli6en .@u=
ten Morgen". oas bon 6ersen aeIpros
den piro, cine Wrt 9ele6unQ. bic I'M
iere 0offmuna erfriInt uno uniere 4rs
belt erlei6tert. IS iheint. ais Oh Is
in Der 5bat ben Mor9en gut made II.
eine Br0pbe3siung zines quien EdgeS
lei, Der oanah tommt. limb nenn oies
pom n@uteu Morgen~ pabr lit, 10 tit
Is uabr bon alien anpern freunolihen
@riiBen, bic bersli6 ausqeiproden
meroen. Sie erfreuen uno bele6en Die
Rieoer9ef6lagenen uno Grmiioeten
uno maiden. oaB bic RGoer Oes 9ez
bens giatter %lduien. Sn elmer 5d=
mile, 100 bic .0uten M1or9en4 einan=
Der entaeasnidolsn, oa miro pon CANT
uno STREET. nidts gu finoen iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
Sc UsrLaTs mia All "a.

nSN VAttrH e.
Run. j. piHsn G, 0iSs RAD
BADEN Sic NIT 8iGeomo 9anisri per.
Isbt. obsr Dsrrotben Git * Risman.
benz
~Siel" risf ih srHaun. uno snfIsbi
3nglsih. Sic pdren Der etFdr1ists
4ouberbaupimonn2~
-er isIbh. msin 5reuno bod
Sic BADEN Sbre Sbre gum gfanoe gss
ieBt. mid niht gu ~Derratbsn, uno ij
Deriraue auf Gis. gisber babsn Sis
ben Gturm fir Elm unalid gebaltsn
uHo bod BAT Hur er Sie Dor Dem fihss
rem TOos eersttsf. Sn Der abii9t,
Gle sg ~erHlroeH. eeIeaie id mid 5u
5hHtu. Sd poLte mid 5brsr alei=
Dung uno Shrer gapiere bsmadtigsH
uno Sbrs STEELE als aurisr sinnsbs
men, UNI mir auf oieFe BsiIs GinlaB
auf S6loB oi Sangro gu erperben.
Der Sturm bereitelie meingn glan.
Sd tonnie Sic nidt grmoroen. oa ih
Sbrer gu meiHer 3ettung beourfte.
Sect aber 1T Der Mann, Der mir eineH
DENT l%eiiteie. meines ShuBss htber;
oenn aud Elm 31uber neif, mas gbre
1T. 0ebmen Sic bisIen Bling. mn
ioltsn Gie jemals BON einem meinsr
Eeute dngegriffen nerosn. 10 brduz
den Gle ben Rins nur gu 5eigsn, i'm
eIHes iidereH @sleites espiB at isin."
RdIden Shritteg entfsrnts er iih,
uno balO Bate i'm cine SdneeDolte
meiHeH 8lidsn %eni3oaeH.
Sd babe ibn niht Disbsr esisbsn.
Surge 3eit na6 oieiem 9Orfau
fano sr ieinsn Fob ourh aanoisuis,
oenen er idon laHge Elm 8egsnitdnO
Der 5urdt uno bes S6redsHs GENE
len mar.
Den punoerbaren 5iigungsn Der
9%orlsbuns na6bsufeno. Isbts id mei=
men Q8eg fort, uno oftmals, Denn
mid isitoem Elm Nightmares MiBgs=
Ibid bsimiu6t, srinnere id mid Der
Smredsnsnoht in ben qpenninen uno
iibsrlaHe mid obne Mlurrsn her iDeiz
len geitung elmer 6obsrsn 6anO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
,sabrt niebt Saran,

Nie Soft bic MeRitsnfeele fihrt.
Das bleibs 5riihen ibr uno 0oti,
un0 Der nit frsolsr @ano bran ribrt.
9rsibt nit Oes 5imme.s Msisbeit
Gpotil
Wdr' Guer Wiae noe 70 ant,
Waebr idaoen sr, aIs niibsn taET;
Rimmt Gott Elm Ser5 in Qs5r' uuo
6ut,
Damn ipart BEN Raib. - ribrt nidt
bdrdnl
Menn gott CUR Msni hsnfssIs ipriht,
Ia brouhts nidt Dieler Waittisr
MsuuD,
I'm beiien psib. mas ihr gebridi,
gr, Der oa blidt bis in rsn GruH0i
8'rum madi bod Sud uno ibr uidt
Roth,
1lno Iabt Ie fill nit Sbm alein,
DEM psHn CT igridt. Der pabrs
Gpart Gusr Wori-reo't niht 0arsinl
Msnn Soft btr Msnlhenieele seiqt
Gum sD'9en 6eil BEN itusahsn giaO,
60 IT'S ON beiten, usnn man lhDsigi
Dit sig'nsm Wunih unb iluasm Raib.
ST. Der bes 5auptss 6aars 3dbli,
@ringi p0bl Gsin aino ans rshts
3isl.
uH0 asnn Or Setbh ben Wss Jpn
fp0blt,
Spaft Cure Wlii9' 49, ratt't nidt gu
bell
Rlbrt niht boranl Rso't nidi
n0rsinl
Waib'i Hift gu Diel! - CIR tbui nidt
gut
8as 6sr3 - NIT isinsm @ott ALIEN r.
Sebt fh'rer ais in Gurtr 6uii
D0d fol- - ourh Guh ~ i6m 6eil
eelheb'H,
S6enit ihm Gsbet. unb bisibt ihm gut
Cont IaBi - iiid oss Wegts ss9'n
5n @oitss un0 oer @nssl 6atl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
Wesbalb Scr pfnm nicbt 1tSs
mig tpHrSe.
Sine 5abel BON marie @si9-
boI3.

g(ls Der liebe Soft bic @0ael ers
I6uI. tbeilte sr feline @aben b06It
lpeiis uno perIdieoen aus. Die einen
ihmiidte er nit berrIi1en 5eoern,
ihier ME Goeliteine an3uiebsn; ons
Oeren CAB er Elm unf1einbares Sc
fieoer. Oafir abr iiBen Mo6Ilaut in
Der Stimme. gines Der fdrbsHprdhz
tighten 3!eihsr nun bate Der 9fau
srbdlten. 4oniqsbldu uno %eoloeriin
mar er geitmiidt, prG6tia ansuz
fhaueR i'm bslsn Sonnsnihsin. Der
bunt ihillsrRos acpf JAP aui sinem
3ierltheH 6als. uno einen langen
5dnsiF trug er binter fh ME cine
Shleppe. 9iele liebe S6ierhen la
men bsrbsi, nm ben 9fau su be-
lhauen. uno lobtsn Jpn isines ihOz
Hen 4usiehens pegen. ga Die ae=
lhpdbies Sitter msints Ioear, Der
Qfau miine ourhaus Sonig Der g0=
gel perotn. er iei oaSu pie gsihaf=
fen. Das aber mar iein gerosrben.
Sebr qeidmeidelt i~tol5irte 5err 9iau
an einen na6en @aHeripie9sI. nm
Iih oarin gu bei6dusn. ,6m@.
meiuie er, i'd Isbe bob pirtli6 gang
paHd6el aus. bod UNI 80nis 81 pers
Den. feblt mir nod etpas."
8luas ma6ie sr lih gum lieten
0erraoti auf uno fprd6: nWeiier
Sdopfsr uno 6err. isi seoantt fir
oas ih0ue aleio, oas On mir aes
Ihentt bait. 0as 9plt Der @oael
pia MID 81 isiusm N0Hig MAIDEN;
Iheute mir nod ein Tittbares 3eihsn
meiuer Wiiroe - cine arone.'
min lddelte Der Serr uno erFiiate
ieinsn @unfh. Sine sieTlihs 5eoers
lroHe idmiiais alsbdlo ben Hopf ns
9Fousn. grfrtut elite Sisier baron,
nm iIh ioalsin misosr an ipisssIn.
CT bei0h iih non norne. er orthte Gih
n4d rea)ts mo limits. Doh. Oh ipsbl
Sn isinen Gilsr hattie bar sitIs 0err
NIT osm idlepptnosn S6psiie has
WaHsr beriibrt. oaranf iber BEN
u~ierfano ati6Isiit. ioooB er gang be
ihmubt ousiah.
Erauyia muo sr fd narauf nisoer
por 0ss aiiiiaen Sb0pfers Sbroa
Elm. ST Ssrr-, iasie sr. ~i0um
bait IN h,ein asuBerss pon Site sss
beHsrs, 10 entoete ih einen neusr
WaHael an mir. gerlsihe mir. g
Nllsltiaer. ooh Hoh Die Sabs. msi
Hsn eraaiiosB SGmtif erbebsr sa
tonnsn u6sr rem unratb mo Staub
oer e-es.
Us Isii- iprah Der 6srr. llro
rshe oa. o,8 9fausn Shmsif formts
ia 81 sinsm prdtsioen @aos. San
rgroaB esr le Ssidxul;e ieiusn 0dnt
~absuHattgu uus miittt f5 paa 1.ols
enter Die snatren @61sL. 0atlriit
ragen gcis ShmtiAlt7 pitoeg ots
0obts pe1. NlI 5Sttsu ff Gen
@fau min auh sn ihrsm grHIs C
matt. i0tua nihi osr air. ginFsnlsE.
sen nbu. easu ~stsorlmsn pdrs. Ssr
nsints. eas poE1ttms @usit6<a
ilsiu made aeh LANCE istner 30nia.
Er hae assr sgoufsr INK 0aIst cine
Nzhtasin. 0it @cttisa1. BE 6ast
ispar rar Elm eraues Gitielatu an.
lesv siue i hgvrlihs Stinmt. als
'ssi, ~au Enaisiu iubilirsn. 1aksi
IL re fsag kittiota uno frirss ais
4snisin tiu 6sys hsssn FIR strfrst
inityfhartr uno niti rHy fsiS cur
r. t~egah6li5sr. SrSicHtno BATH oty
afas S,eies st5Srt. CT slant.t essr.
il 4atm ~esglsmmsr g. isiz rEo IieS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
Orr snnsbsnss aitrsnsn.

sJFia g bat lem NaicnsotiI pcr.
saait3"
'5iiSsri er Gus Ser aiircuo'
mie 'oeik ocs oie SjtnmelstSrpsr
1au'fnN ron 4Scilet IN Der NilHuic
air4dlcscr aiHs isn Sic @ciGs1tt
nt1li mc5v 'duea ssHaa.-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27

rSeBt tommt 5br aus Str S9uiel~
Sect fdHet bic Shale an,
No emit Der Qlab beitimmt piro
Rad csm. mas elmer fam.
"a piro ME ausseIsrnst,
Gb ned 70 Hug man iei,
uno ieio Sbr nod 10 fleiBig,
81 sibt bort niemals gfrei~ -
Sas lit bes Qsbens S6ute,
Die mabneHo 81 Sud Ipriht:
STREET. mad Dem T96nIten 3eugniB:
pG rfuliung
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
gOr6dtiae gs6anSIana.

Grnu y ~Rana SIR uenes MGS.
den aud foten2@
Srau %. r@orlaWfig erhaIt lie
fiNii Dollars @ohenIohn. 8as tie
Tam. ho5e i'd nod nitJt gu irnsea
g0pagt.~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
Gr brandt Rnbs.

Ir5t: ~Shr Mana brouht unbe-
0inat Muhe.
Satin: sglber or min gar uid)t
eisf mid horen fo cit i'd ibm oas
faye"
4r5t: -ssun ia. er nil eben Rube
boben.-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
2suBHa6enrdfBfec.

0rsi 8dume fDa4ieH i'm oeutidsn 9anb,
Nait nit oemielbsn 9Sorfe ~benannt:
Benin eriieu Den ibr nur ieIten isbt,
elR rb@ inmttteu oes 9Sortes itebt.
Belm siueiteH 8aume itebt I'M g8ort
Nnltdtt oes vb@ elm 10 bort.
User far Elm ii" NOD ia einiteQt,
0es orItien SaunIss Jiam' srbilt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
Che nuS Ndttnna.

Gie @erdhtIi6l .8as bit Oh
eigentlih. Elm Mann ODER ENC
UlaWS2"
Sr (bitter): .@ct0cr Elm Hlann.
@are i'd cine Iaus. Damn battcit III
me9r Sfepeft Dor MIR
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
Bel 8oruus5abIunJ Don
&2 %

~ 80
liefsrn mir irgsnO zines Der FOlsenben
Bidder:
/. 0ennpefd.
2. @ege gum @erbrsdsn.
8. 2orsn3 Der Masner. uffp.
A.. Wdlter.
5. Dir ladb0rn.
6. Sn ber Sdlsnfermiibls.
Z. .0oloene 8lumtn, GriminoIrDs
man.
8.,9sr befuGbrts 6oustierarst.
Rafhesber in allen 4rdntheiten
Der 5austbisrs. ionte in ieiusm
6armbduie feblsn. 128 Seiten
fart. iunitrirt.
9. @rimm : WebIter's beutfns
u 1rters
sud. iisbsr goo Soften fart. gum
Grlsrnsn Der sHsIii6eH Gpr0te uns
ertetbtiih.
Cine bu5f6s fran5ofihe griors
9feife nit Strniieinz Split.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
&atbiel Ode
nuaorornrn.

Das Same ieseIt itoI5 oabin, umroui&t
Ron bobsn @osen,
Oar manhmat iit's NIT iapfrsr ShGar in
piIosH 6ampf stjoeen.
uno nebmt oemi9Sorte ibr oas 0aapt, iit's
Elm befanHter Name
Esnft Had CT idat eu9 Iiher Gin, e
tragt i'm maHhe DAME.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
GsIHsns $vraa,s.

Sin SolI@er isiHi ieiH glsie rertebrt
0ie ihn @iro uHs 0ett,r Ie6rt.
6llis feif in alien 2ineen.
8enR on e. nilit oorm6rts hrirasn:
Tenn pertoNsu 1T bsr mann.
Auf ben mon iit Mat ee'rIaffkn
tam.
Hsm 1oppsIsanaisr 0arf 'man
nihi iycusn.
aHf tsissn @9'sln issssa, fsst
tsinsm Sisestmann an.
Sine Bcri, eth mnnu. rs
gsripredsn une 6alssn, ft6t fsiu
bti SuHasu unS 4gssn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
0idtcrarmnt6.

~1trier Zoos lit gu bcfEoaen".
~Tsiifste ser arme 1oet. ~Bie oft
mullen mir init Ieerem gsagen oidp
tent
limo nod otter nit Ieerem aopi~,
mari Der bosbaite 9ritifer Elm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27

~trtsroTsier gum Stsrahal:
9.er@ Sw Frs sin IoltSs nrs
G-t,. ooB Six ussasli3 EnGR ana
staerssn isiR Erakienr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
Bel gssaassasluns con
42.75

6tirt hsrsfsSpff5s Eli.
ser. eas Qtben Ghrihibsr
Fei<up. amnte uten GfA
tssitop. Der Grr6hssr bst 81
risisr 1f5ris BE GrbressoH,r n
sab!sn. 4srteirsi $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
Magildes 9reie2.

Die 8a6lfabeH in obiser Jisur finb
oerart III oroHen, oaB bic orei 4uBenreibeH
loipie BE orei pdgerehten WliitsIreibeH
9sorter Don foIgenoer Bsoeutung ergsben:
/. cine 0unoeart; 2. cine enropdiihe
9aupttfaot; 3. etH Nstau; 4. Jlur'. 5.
0OrtbeDsgans5mitteI 6. Rino oss @siftes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
Bel goraus5abiune BON
$3.50

goRfitR's o'buh e,s
rastidtR uno SdfhtHats
las osr melt. lIs6sr 40 Ssiten
iiars uno tHthdli ssisslide 9efiims
maretu. goHiulais, Sins unD anbsrs
E1ssGsu. Rsespts. 9efssisBs. QanDs
sarttn tit.
Ge .Adsrs uro gartens
bcus9 si.aHs~. srf1tiut rShent.
ii1 oon y 6is 20 Stitsn TART uns IN
cnsrsaRnt tires ssr ssit,u sansuiribs
it.ftli5kn Batter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27

g 5iasE: 10 Ia ssI4 S.iiuna
,sriHRisla
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27

2ie Sabi esr Tiffpissuoeu l1nr
&iittis sssb fsin. @ nize n ssz12iH,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27

fnr 1909.

Bel Rritter @Oraus6s5dbluns Iisfsrr
mir Die 3eitung uuF elm Doles SobI
uno irgsno cine Der folsenOsu BRA.
misn:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
pti 0oranganhInnn onn
#235

2 Qrdhtiae. %paientirts. nerfsubars.
.Rabltrne Sdeers. 2aosnprsis: S1.75.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27
5nS NaHoiuHs Der obigen Rit5lsl 1t
folgsn'er Yrsis ausseiebt:
Gin Columbia aaIenOsr.

6nS aaFtoIuHs Der obigsH Rit5IsL 1t
foIssn'sr prsis ausseiebts
Gin Columbus 6dLenber.
Bel DergluslooluHs oes Brsiiss eo,nnea
Hur ioLhe BeDerber, bic ale BRET Jtdt6iel
ridtig sel0it unO bic aufl6iunaen bis sum
3. Sui. 1909 siHseiaift paOsa, in bss
rahs.
GuHOluHs O:r Ritii:l ia 20. 81.
l.
Sitter - Rsttis.
2.
Sofa, uIaner, Stan, TnfeI. Sran, Septer,
3eIm, Alma, EonHe, 0dut.
Sn It isratb.
3
Qaris = 8risf - 8iene.
3ihtiss a6inneen srbalten oon: SEQ.
!SeHfes, Geo Rrosser. Dlrs. Better Braun,
gIntoH S. Naibmann. Gep. g. S6pars,
@bas. llbl, 9iria 2eiiing.
Den grsis srbisIt: u. 8. @aibmann.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27

0os m%sffssfsisL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-27

Sine @cri, Elm qRnaa r
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-25
lew RECORDS FOR SAILING.
None other to Compare with Achieve.
ment Of Our Fleet.

ClNCE the tabled cruise OF the Ar.
- gonauts OF old there have been
many famous cruises In history. but
none that can compare. either In mag.
nitude Of vessels or in length OF miles.
TO the great world cruise just finished
by our feet
When Admiral Rojestvensky took
his doomed ships from the Baltic to
the Sea OF Japan. this was heralded
to all the world as the greatest armed
cruise In history. and so II was up
TO that time. Yet apart from the sin
gular fact that these Russian hghtlng
ships were foredoomed to disaster.
what n miserable achievement IL was
as compared to the magnificent. resist.
less. onward sweep OF our own iight.
Ing ships!
From first 10 last the cruise OF the
Russian fleet was attended by mis-
haps. false starts. false alarms. eyre
gious blunders and humllIatlons Of
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-25

sailormen selected from the division.
The cruise has been a practice trip
throughout. but It remained for the
final lap to institute the maneuvers
and tests planned. The intention was
to give the vessels the seyerest trials
at the finish Of their long journey. in
order that any defects in them might
be demonstrated.
In addition to the 16 battleships that
composed the feet. there were the
Yankton and Panther. two storeships.
and two golfers. These were started
ahead from Gibraltar. Before they
had negotiated much OF the distance
westward across the Atlantic they
were met by the welcoming feet sent
out from the United States. This
consisted of the battleships Maine,
New Hampshire, Idaho and Missis-
sippi the armored cruisers Montana
and North Carolina. and the scout
cruisers Salem. Birmingham and Ches-
ter. When they joined the others II
made a feet OF 20 battleships. FIVE
powerful cruisers and two smaller
fighting craft As soon as the war
ships were assembled the real work
of the homeward cruise was under
taken. Admiral Sperry had framed
an elaborate program, IN which all the
vessels took part.
While tie feet. or the main body of
It. logged along at a pace that brought
Il into Hampton Roads February 22,
the individual ships were put through
sTeed trials and endurance tests.
Ships of similar class raced TO deter
mine individual excellency. while bat.
tleships of different designs were test
ed one against the other to determine
the superiority of style.
There were also races between
squadrons, and battle maneuvers. in
which squadrons and divisions partiei-
pated. There also was gunnery prac-
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Second Spanish Armada.

SECOND spanish ARMADA.
Coming down to more modern
times. no one can have forgotten that
M fated cruise % another Spanish ar.
mazda under Admiral Cervera, which
ended In the total loss OF Spanish sea
power at Santiago de Cuba
All these cruises. like that OF Ro.
iestvensky. were remarkable not only
for their tragic endings. but FOR the
series OF blundcrs. follles and mis-.
haps that attended them from first to
last
How different In comparison with
Nelson and Blake. or even such an
early long war cruise as that achieved
by old Admiral Drake when he sailed
his puny fighting ships all the way
from England around the Horn and up
to our own waters near what Is now
brakes bayi
When President Roosevelt gave his
FIRST order that the Atlantic feet
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Deduction Mother Must Have Found
Somewhat Hsrd 20 Combat

Miss Marjorie. aged ave years. IL
one Of those bright children who make
the lives Of their parents and teach.
ers a burden. Quite recently she paid
her hrst visit 10 a kindergarten. Upon
her return home she grew enthusi.
astic begging her mother 20 allow
her 10 attend the school regularly.
1T was 40 very nicel" she declared
swectly. and the teacher. Miss Lee.
n 80 very nice. too She told me ~
! was a good little girl ! would grow
up into pretty lady. but " was
naughty ! would grow up an ugly
onei"
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or answered with n smile.
silently Miss Marjorie regarded the
nre OF pine logs. Presently she hurst
out Then what a naughty, naughty
little girl Miss Lee must have been"
The bohemian.
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feet when the United States armada
started from Gibraltar for home The
maneuvers OF the fleet. REINFORCED by
nine warships from home waters. were
the most elaborate ever undertaken
by United States war vessels. And
when the fighting craft cast anchor
here February %. they were In fit con
dition TO steam out to face an enemy.
The program for the reception Of
the feet on its return 10 Hampton
Roads was elaborate and worthy OF
the proud record made by the ships.
II practically reversed the program
carried out when the heet sailed.
President Roosevelt. on board the
Mayfower anchored between the
Horseshoe and Lynn Haven bay. re-
viewed the feet as II passed in Rear
Admiral Sperry, the other commanders
and executive officers, then went
aboard the MayAower to receive the
presidents greetings. after which the
presidential turn visited the flagship
of each division and met the assem-
bled officers and six representative
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all kinds Even after the Russian
ships had at last got out into the open
sea after their ludicrous battle with
the British trawlers on the Dogger
banks they had to put into every neu-
trail port along the way for coal and
provisions, only TO be humored or or
dered out again, according to the good
will OF the various port authorities.
Then nearly six months had To be
spent at Madagascar In rehtting. yet
during all that time. so Admiral Ro-
iestvensky's second in command has
testified none OF the crews of any OF
the Russian war ships was drilled In
target practice.
In short. nothing could be more diff
ferent than this sad record Of the Rus.
sian fleet commanders while steaming
around Africa and up into the China
seas and our own proud record while
our l6 battleships. two cruisers, six
torpedo boats and an auxiliary feet
of supply ships and colliers steamed
around the world
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should start for its practice cruise"
to the Pacific from Hampton roads. all
the European naval experts on the
continent permitted themselves to
doubt whether our ships could ever be
got ready In time. and whether the
long cruise could ever be accom-
plished without serious disasters. But
every English speaking sailorman
knew In his heart that the great fleet
would be all ready and would start
exactly on time. to the minute, as 1t did
Had Confidence In Fleet.
What Is more, we all knew that the
great feet would swing around the
world. looking in at the Hawaiian Is
lands, the Philippines, into China and
Japan, and back again without the
slightest shade Of doubt In the soul
OF any American that the feet would
always acquit itself well and achieve
what II set out To do.
This, indeed, Is the great thing that
has been accomplished by the fleet
For the first time In history the Pa.
clhc ocean has been put into commits
sion. This is a great fact. great
achievement. the results OF which can
never be changed or lost. Henceforth
In the worlds history the Pacific
ocean. which FIRST came into interna-
tional prominence only with Dewey's
great victory In Manila bay and the
Japanese victories Ia their own wa
tiers. will loom up In historical impor-
lance as did the Mediterranean before
Columbus great cruise opened up the
Atlantic"
A better result even than this en-
yiable achievement during the fleets
world cruise perhaps, Is the moral im'
preston made upon the world at
large by the majestic appearance and
efficiency OF our ships while under the
eyes of foreign observers.
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Then there were those ambitions
naval projects OF the great Napoleon
resulting In the famous French cruises
TO Egypt and afterward 20 the West
Indies and back. only 20 end In those
ever memorable disasters 4, French
sea power at the battle OF the Nile
aud az Trafalgar