davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

sd boffte ouf feline 9iiIfe me4r",
idreibt 9err 4Ieinsr bon ObfeIben,
9eutidIdnb. sd bin SipeiunbIt9sis
Sabre alt, uno msine RrGfte butien
ndtiirIid bebeutsuO nunssIuTen, abr,
9ant Sbrem MpentrGuters 9IutbeItI CT
bin i'd jebt nisber gu meinsr uebtrz
rai6ung fart unb esfuno. SD neib
beitimmt. baB feline Msbirin benz @l=
pentrdutsrs 8lutbslsbtr eIei9 iomI1t
fir bic Reinigung bes glutss unb hi.
3rdftigung hes Gpitans."
0ieies fleine 3susniB fommt bire:t
BON jenfeits bes Deans. Hur OdRfs
bartlett tOnnts ben Abisnoer ~onIpOrneII,
fi9 bic Wiiibe 81 MAIDEN, oas 3eugTfB
ab3uisnoen unh bds porto gu bsDoks
len.
5orni's Observation-Disclosures 7
benefit isinsn Wsrtb in iebem GHHkr,
inter allen 9Oltern. gr 1T cine uner :
id0pflide 9ueue BON Rraft fiis bic
Shtpdden uno MIten.
4lpeHtrduters BlutbeIeber 1T nitt,
ME dnbsre Nlebicinsn. in 4~potbeten su
baden. Gr 1T fein ssipObnIih.r Gan
bsls=artitsl. iOnbern elm 4rdrtsr=S siIs
mittsl, tpeldes friId aug benz 2ab0rG=
forum ben QeuteH Direct ~DsrabfpIet
piro burd 9osolueenten, ans,ittIt BON
ben ausinissn gissutbiimeru, 9r. Btt.
5abrHsp e Cons COMPANY. 112-
118 60. 9Obue 4Dsnus. gbieaeO, Su.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
Uincr Mntter srenSt.

6rou q. @eidleI aus gudiH. Ola
9or ia, idreibt am 16. Deaabs4
1908: Dor einiser 9eit beitelIie ID
cine GrobeFiTte alpenfrduter. Or Rat
iiherlid bel unierem fIeinen Schrt
cine punoerbare ge~rdnoerune bers
ooraebrodt. gIIs i'd onfina benz aIeb
men IIpenirouter gu geben, mar ex
poIIitonoig biiIfIos. gr lit stpeiunG
eiubaIb Sabre alt. unO fonnte fpeber
Die 5iibe nod feline linfe Son0 al
brouher. Ole Aer8te beboupteteua
ooB er niemoIs Iernen tpiiroe, si gea
ben Sd CAB ibm fait ben eanaerI
Snbalt Der 8robefiite, uno iest t0nu
er auf ieinen 5iiBen iteben, uno iGnGk
an, 81 meirer eroBen 6renOe. sm tcul
fen. OR tam Jet aud feline IiHte
9ono fait ebeuio gut pie Die rehle
aebraudeu. Gs lit iuunosrbor. meI6e
gerdnoeruna Sbre ReoiSin bel IbnI
berporgebradt bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

er u altq nseTes EAa q De AaF1s
! lsnR naEis Nat skIsk EgarFss Dsrs
| i9InuneeE. GW N tass trT@SsasRs
iungs Tonn metesk jsTeEt 5sihsH Ter
luft ben 8~aHIbeamteL rnb boIb mar
ieber ~psrfiigbore GebeimpoIi5iit auf
Der Sune no9 BEN frenen Aouber
uuD Der Rnub Der psli3ei in ben umz
l~iessnhsn SrtinafkH uno StdOten ses
msIost pOrbsn. essen Abeno traT Don
ROcins bic WeloMs elm. naB bort
pabriheinlih Der Geiuhte gu finnen
lei uuo benz iOfort OortbiH sssiIten
Detsctio Sulipan esIans e oann aud
einen Miann am Rortbpeftern=Sabns
bof Oortfslbit abNFofeH, in BEN CT
ben SO Sabre aIten Simmp alias Rib
Morson, einen fd)on Dielfdh bsitraften
9dunsr erfonnte. MorgdR bate $575
0es eeItobienen gtlbes bel fid uno
$3.50 in Silber purbtn in einsm eis
eorenluoer eortleIbit oufsefunoen, no
er es ouf Der Jluft ptrlttdt bate. CT
gsitano Elm, nab CT nit 4 gdmeraosn
ben Raub oussefiibrt. pigert iid ober
bic Romen Isiner gOmplieeH gu mems
nen. Die gOlissi gIaubt. oaB CT. dls
er fih psrfOIgt TAB, feline GrmpIiesn
pdrnte unb boB nisis NIT iHsM Ans
tbeii oes Raubes nab gbicGeu eHtta-
men. BORT rpiro j,st sifrisit auf oies
feIbsn gefabnoet, oh init grfOld, ers
i6sint frsiIid inter ben llmitannsn
rsdt 5peifelbaft.
-Ginsn redt idOnen GrfOlg erSisIs
te Der untsr 2situns bon prof. u. s.
g. Msper itsbenbe rGatbOIic CHORAL
Stub" nit Ieinsm am /. Muntoez
AbenO in Der mSeffsriou StubiO sail"
abgsbaltenen Concert. Gbor uno Sos
Iiitsn lesteH NIT ibrsn DOr3igIi6en
9ortrdsen eroBe gbrsn elm.
- Qls pure GrfinOung be5sihHet
Mlapor Rofe Elm bon Chicago ausgt=
sangenss @trii9t, oaB sr fem Amt
nieOerlegen peroe, I'M ais Srgnniioz
Tor uno Ieitaor, NIT $4,000 Sobres=
eebalt. in ben 9isnit bss DManufdr=
turers e Dealers Club, elmer gereis
nisung Der @etrdntebdnbler. Su treten.
- Mlit elmer biibIden untsr6aItung
pirb Der ct. pius SingIinsss@ere
Der CT. 2lusufinuss 9emsinoe am
ndditeH Montos= II. OinstassNbsno
Die @r0ffnuug Der in benz alien 4irs
deneebdube einesridtsten idDHtn @es
meinoebaue begeben.
0Gs bisfiss SiIfscOmite fir bic
ourd Ods9rbbsbeH beimesfudtsn SiGe
liensr bat IeiHsn S9luBberidt uHtCrz
breitst. SIN Gdn3sn ipurben BON bisr
aus 500. 1918 an lnterftiibuHgsesl=
bern abeeIhidt.
- SrOB Der prOtsite bes gruntp=
ratbs 1T bic Biu, bic bisfsm gDuntp
Elm neuss Suseubssridt init iber $780,
600 Soften per SGbr uufhdIit, DON Der
2~egislatur pniIirt porbeH.
- SH Der @~emeinbsbaue tpn6 nm
nG6iten Sonutags u. Dinstaes Abenb
Der Ct. Mi6asrs =9erein Der 81. MHz
toniuss 9emsinoe gaIoerpn's S@nls
fpieI Der punoerbars 3aubersr- Sur
QuffibruHg brinesn.
Die SduItinbsr Der ct. JrieH=
rid'sz9emeinbe gu gubabn perdnftaL
ten am tommtnoen SOuntag, na9mit=
tags 3 ubr uRo obenbs 8 llbr, cine
srOBe unter1cItuns in Der gemsinDes
9ule.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
1notnnn.

Das QbgsoroHstsnbaus Der Qss
sisIatur bat be prociOrs3 Omlinionz
BOrlase. bic bas G0unt9 GpttonsG ss
FEB ouFbsbt, uno Wdrbs Option fir ins
cOrpOrirts 9opns uno 5tdott Derfagt,
nit 81 esssn "A Stimmsu angsnom=
men. Das Shidiol Der Bill i'm Ss=
nat. in psl6sm bic Rspublicansr bic
GbsrbauO babtn. 1T nod ungspiB.
Sn Gollsss Corner purs
be ber bstunuis RsdtsanfDaIt, prsbis
ger unb 3situnssbsrausgsbst 9. 9.
asaum Don BEN 2~5jabrieen Glpoe
9anbl,D rldoHsn, Der Fic, baRH lslbit
burh sinsn G6ub aug Der Mslt Id0fFs
ss. Wan bsbauptsi, bob 5anblsp oas
rRber fpitbsnb mar, bob Rsnum fir
feline. 6anoIsp's Satin, cine S6sis
aansSsAOs oRgsbEenet bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
Ser GrOf0ater idrsi6t:

"@l0sen Oisie 3eilen oas W1itien
leiu, einem 3raufeu Sofinuna unn
9fatD ein3uiloBen." 60 beainnt esn
Brief, melhen 0err 1r. WueIIer Rom
Sonia, @li6., idlreibt. 8eiter Ioat
er: sd feHne ieet Sorui's AIpen.
trduter ieit iiiui3e9n ooer fehsebu
5o5ren mo fam Sic @abrheIt BON
Gem, mas iA ia9e. betueiien. Sin ur@
ierer 9iahbarihait gibbs pieIe 80.
milieH, pelde beItGnoig Der 6iIfe
elnes Gr5tes beourfen. aauf meiu
4arat9en gebraudten Iie Den MEpen.
frdutcr unO ieitoem bat man fdneT
Ar5t mebr notig in oieien SumiIieE.
Gr bat mid bon &beumatismus. un0
~1sine Srau bon 9rultfeII gntaiins
ING aeAeiIt. mir sitg es 10 fdlehk
Dab i'd rid ohne Siilfe niht onfIeis
Den frantic. Sci mir ga Sauie Rebf
cine 6Iaide NIpenFrGuter in mSnen1
Snlaf5iHmer 81 ieoer 3eit bereit tiir
einen gfotbfall. @enm unIere fIeineT
gntelfinOer iiber ireeno ettuns Hagen,
aeben mir ibnen Elm tpenia qlIpeni
frdliter unO ser bilft. Die WfeSht3
lit 10 miIOe ulO angenebm su neb.
men, Dab oie 8leiHen iie fpirtIim IieR
aemonuen bobeu. sic resnliert ben
StubIeong unO furirt aud @rfdEs
tunaen.
Sd bin Elm alter Wann un0 aIoFm
be Der Menihbeit einen @efoIlen a
tbuu. peun ib oiele RsOiain ems
pfebIe."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
@HD-Rnkota.

Die Observation-Disclosures bds
Sen ,insn SinbaltsbefebI srpirtt. psIs
der ben Siadtsbsb5roeH Osrbi,s.i. bos
Don Der eso.siaiur pofirts 2 Cents
Habrraienssiss DOT benz /. Waai our6'
%sufubrsn.
I'm unterbaus Der Q~tgislatur
purbe bic pom Senat aHosHommsns
Rslola.ion 5ugunii,n oes Drausn'
fimmrshia nit 81 sgsu AZ Stimnsn
psrnNEsa-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
spc,icac OHerte.

eulItc I'D fcin gseut fir
Surni's alprnfrGHtrr in Sbrtr
@adbnridnft beiinOeH, rHb iOII-
ten Sie uidt fribsr idIOn mel
den beitcllt bnben, Sana EHnsH
sic cine Erubstiits, eHtbsIssnb
siu6lf 35t GIaideH sn bsm Ipe.
siellen @reiie bon $500 eTs
baIten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
Uotuu

9as Sbsrft1atsesridt BAT in ei-
n.r G7ttfdeiOung .rilayt. boB 4aenten
ausnddistr G.trGnlefirmeH feins
auftrdgv Don priDutconIumenten in
bisiem Gtaate onnsbmen biirfen.
untv ben in Der StadtsIsoisIas
tur .ingsrsrhten ususn 8orIaqen Finb
gu s%rtp6bnsn: nmpunbluno Der GiIens
bobncOmmiFicu in cine ourd bengOus
Dsrnsur gu srneRRsnos uHb aus 5 Wlitz
eliebern b~eitsbeH6e Gommifiou our
GOntrOuirung auer 0FFsntIihsn getries
be. tDis sIectriihe Rroft. Gas, WaFer
ufn. unb bsren WiteIisbsr elm Ges
bait Don 5000 I'M Sabre bs5ie.
ben folsn; Straf:n fir 9runs
feHbeit unb ludnitdHnige GDrdhe uuf
B1bnSis,n uno GrnsnRung Der gons
busisure az gUrftabIsrn. um bi.ies
0eies curhpfibrsH; az. 9sIepbOnse=
isui6often 81 sDSnseH, uHfsr f6 Der
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
aHs Dem gatsrLanS.

sd bottle auf feline S~lIfeNneFc;A
idreibt Serr 8. Steiner bon Obya%
Den, 9eutihIano. sd biH SDeiwnhe
ied3ig Sabre alt, uno meine RfdRq
batten natiirlid beoeuten0 notBduEs
len, ober, Tant Sbrem MIpmfrdulsM
bin id jet pieoer gu mssner uebsW
raiduug fart uno eeiuHo. Sd tueia
beitimmt DAB feline WeSioin bensUk
penfrduter eleidfommt 5ur R4H4
sung oes 9lutes uno arGftiguHg so
Spitens".
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
GDecial Mm;eiaen
SteIIenaefndb.

Cir in alien NrbsitsH i'm 5aus uns
auf Der 5arm %sTfuhrsnsr Wann iuht
sins paHenos SisGs In elmer tatbolis
fhen 4HF1lt. 9efs RsFsrtn3,n. Sell.
OffsrteH srbeisn inter: 8. !. 266. Co
Iumtia CFfics, 96 WlaIoH Str. Bill
iD1utse, IBIS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
SMtdtantt.

- Die Republicaner IOipie aud bic
SOcialiitsn bielten am Is. BIS. in
@rano Rapids Staatsconpsnte
db uno itsltsn ganoibatsn fir Sberz
itddtsrihter, Mitslieber Der uniDerli=
tdtsDerpalturgs@, Der Mderbdu uRb
Der Gr3iebunssbsb0rOs ufp. auf. Die
Republicaner nominirten: fir Sberz
ftadtsridter, Gbas. u. Blair, SadIon,
II. Sobn 70. Stone, Warqustte; fir
uniDerfitdtsreesnteH, 80. 6. Clements,
Ban Gitp, Ii. @eorse g. gObb. Detroit;
fir Superintendent nss DffentIi9en
unterridts, 2utber 6. Wriabt, Sronz
ruOob; fir MiteIisb Der grsiebunesbe=
bOroe, Wm. 5. Wcaone, aIbion; fir
WiitsIieosr Der Observation-Disclosures, 8.
Ron Wdterburp, !SigbIdnb, SO. s..
Waaace. Saginaw, RObt. .. @rubam,
@rdub Rapibs. 81. 8. Dobertp, @lare,
sViuidm s. ObsrbOrfsr, StepbenIon
unr Wm. g. Carpenter, Detroit. Der
btmptrotiihs Gonbent piro am %.
Jtb. in Banning ftattfinbsn.
DER gauge Obsre 9bsiI bon Midi=
gan lit einssfhHsit unb pOnie pfdolos
unb fat RiemaHb ipagt Iid aus feiz
men bier Mdnoen .
Ale ftoatlidsn SeimfGttes2 dns
btrsien iinb ouf AnOrbnuug beg 2unO=
commifdrs Rufsu ~OOrIdufig BON gerz
fauf 5uriidsTOeen poroeu, bis cine
Reueinfhdbuns itdttssfunben bat.
Rur tnapp benz Sobs sntaineen
5rau Gbas. psru in s. ougbtonu IL.
ibr tIeines Sinh. ols cine QuontitGt
BUILDER, bus bic Irau unDOrFdtiser
Wsife in ben Sfsn ssIsst bate, erpIos
birte.
Sn SauIt Gts. Mdris
tDilrbs GioDonni @iotti auf Der G.raBe
ermOrbst aufgsfunbsu. Man permutbst
sinen @stpGItact zines itaIisnifhen &C.
~beimbunoes.
Mit einem G6o6sn BON $4,000
bronnts bic Office beg 8srfherunes=
GgenteH unb pOlititsrs get. @arriean
III Renomines niebsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

Die 3obl ber Spfsr bss iiirSIidsn
S%otslbranOss in 9 GoIIs If isst
ouf 4 esltiseen. bd nod 2 Der bel BEN
9ronbe 9erIebtsn esItorbsn fno.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
Raih. slrbtIifr AMMAN.

fas ben BEN btxiihsn tetbsli&tn iins
iurHsausssGHb Sanslinss. gusinen rsa
<&EcrnfiE risaHrir;s iFts Grbtltsna1s
EtfuEsss rEo Sn'ermaiisns sBarsaE BE-
tnba iI& xstiH Re. 694 Narsti Ctr.
9DIgSt Etrt Earrfr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

9etsiH JHHdRna ipuFeen In SelIafs
iiHm9 ihssEgBsAHaHs tie. 1883 3as=
Hen ebe. an Seu6teos trfids auiss.
funben. Gin uHsIidsfon fneint Dot.
5nGeseH. - 9as in Der RGbe BON
ehri Il. u Str. eelsssne srObe6roht.
boRs Der Wabuibs9abn 1T in 5loms
man oufsesanssn. poourh elm 6haz
SeR bon $5-600.0 900 aRs,ridtts pur.
be uHo Itioer aun 2 in benz @s5duoe
arpeiteute @ddter ibrsn Sob funben.
Die @~bicosoer gbOs. 9. MiBtr, 80.
philippe, uno Ran 9adHsD srtruntsn
gu Sort Mpers. 6Ia., Ourd asntsr
iFes Rahtns.
4usbem Staote.- Die Quat
be3iislid oss in Der StdatslegisIdiu
iid dbipielenben Samples nm ben SIP
I'M 8uHoesisnate bat bis iebt md tel
ne 9erdHosruns ouf5upsiIsn. qlss
meiH bsrriht bic 4nliht, oaB biz
Sperre bis mad benz A. MGrs, an ben
5Optins' Amts3sit gu GnSs gebt, an
oauern ipiro, uao bis in ben 4pril
hiHeiH dnoauern oIrfte. Gin aus II
Rspublicaneru unb z 9emOtrater Be
ftebenoes @Omite 1T DON Der 2eoisIa
tur erHonnt tporoeH, nm al unter
iuheH. oh Die osmptrdtiide gstitiol
um cine Rsusdblung Der BET Der IsBtsr
SouDerHeurspabl abeegebsnen Stims
men 9sredtieuHs babe.
Snfolge zines Shienenbruhs
entgIsiits nabe GdrbouDaIe Elm
3us Der 81. gsntroIsgabn uno rOlte
cine 90i6ung bindb, nobel WaItsr 9.
Gong bon Solicit. 6rau gersna @aItOr
BON 4nna. SRI. MOlis @alter pom
ut. Carmel, unb elm Waun RameRs
Brintlep DonGarbOnodIe aetOotet purs
ben uuo seaen 20 9lnoere mebr Ober
Ireniger fhtpere 0erlsbunaen erlittsu.
- Durd cine GrpIOFon i'm Sdadt
geo. Is Der Seeriug Goal So. gu Benz
t 0 n tpurben 4 9~rubenleute oer1hittet.
Widn bat nur tpenig 9offnuns Die I'm
slidli6en 81 rstten.
- 8eim 8pbren mad Sel itieb man
ipeftli6 bon 6 armi auf elm rei9balz
tises &ohlenIaeer.
= gu WdttDou erfdoB iid Der
26iGbrise Go. 5upsrituhI, elm Sanbs
lunssreiienber aus peoria.
Tbos. 2epis, Der ebsmalige Bolt
meifter BON 8 rant@ morris, purbe
su 2 Sabren 3udtbdus perurtbsiIt,
ndhbem er iih i'm 8unbsseeridte 81
Gbic0so Der llnteridIaeuns Don amtss
ssloern fduloig ertldrt bate.
Der 5armer 0aoio Mepsrs Bel
Wount@eruon, Der ale feline Grs
fpdrnife i'm 6auie belt. permibt cine
aifte NIT $4,000 big $4,000. $751;
600 biefes @sIOes purben i'm Seller
rsrsrdben aufsefunbsn. Der Reit fsbIt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

GssxR 9ssta. or tin cein Hnb 1rssit
ia1L GdeEatsf, rnk Jarm II erzHseu,
as&BEsaEa 81 AakmsE q Gan, 220
Hsm6@GhafI
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

Das Sbertaatsgsridt bat bas
StdoisgeisB ssgsH 9srfalf6uns BON
RabrungsmittsIn fir psrfaFungsges
NAB ertIdrt unO Gin ssseu bic Gbaueas
Oil &c Wlnfg. SO. Usesn gsrtauf pers
fdlidtsn SpsiisoIs gsfdatss urtbsil
beIt6tigt.
Das untsrbaus Der Q~egislatur
bat bic 9orlase gibt, cine QanODirtbs
bic GrIaubHiB eibt, cine QaHopirtbs
fdditsIduIe 81 srrih.en, faas bic
Wsebr5obI Der iiimmbers6tieten Sim
pObnsr bafiir III. dngsHOmmeu. Sine
Dom 4bs. SobRion eiHssreitte Dor
Iose bsoHtrogt bic ginfiibrung elmer
biaiesren 2icsn5 fir Wirtidaftsn. in
bsnsn mar Bier sum4usfhanie iommt,
uno ferner, onb in 9emsinneien. fir
DeIhe jebt .aosaIC ptiOn" befiebt, bic
gurssrfdaft oas Rsdt baben fol-, bas
rubsr ab5uitimmsn. Oh Bier Ooer
Shnapslitsn3sH Oosr beibs Qrtsn ess
nGbrt peroen iolen.
- Der Jorm.r Gas. Gtrong su
QaHfing fanb bel H~sporaturars
bsiteu in i.insm 8runnsH sineH fdrsds
lid.n Cob, inotm q bsim 6inablltts
tern in ben grunnsn ~obtirsie uaD ouf
Dem eebrOtsn,n siiernsn gsiiungsrObr
oufgsipieb, nuros.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
Seriht iibsr ben 9enans Dee
marsban s IIIsIsy Bank
Don MtIwaufts. gDte.


Nm e4Iub b's osIadfts am 5. Ssb. 1904,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
@srbinbu8fsittu.

o. U. Wtuss. Wannaet OCT 0lbltlle
Sr0Hb.
9. r.. gw.sbp. g., Rebsrt q. WeNvAn,
&omusl %. Waribau, g. q. Yapfsg,
0nltan Rtnss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
die Hbgsssblsdsnsa

yin bnbi&es RFeal,
Yin &gnnmsHt;
Aud 9inmsnbaieH
id berieHoi
3auH ben ileiHtH
RngeI Gin,
III Darfa Ia bert
MIDI INNER ieiH.
E@rtibt beuit He6,
lie eoinng iei,
IN D. .. Triple,
aataI0a n fret.
IL croaaas MIS-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12

national airs, and both Yankee
Doodle ana Dixie were greeted
With applause,
Governor pineen said, IN part.
Tomorrow will be the nne-hun-
dredth anniversary OF the birth OF
Abraham Lincoln. ON land and sea,
in the uttormost parts Of the earth.
men viii recall his services and a c
~rifiees for the republic. Abraham
Lincoln's career is the most remark
able in our annals. Destiny made Of
him the instrument To strike the
shacklcs from the slaves, yet he had
not been trained either for statesman
shin or war Born in poverty. dee
MED the ordinary opportunities foi
education, doomed to hard toll. ne
broke the bar of circumstances and
wrestled With his evil star. Self edu-
Gated ana SELF mastered IL fell to his
lot to bear greater burdens than had
hcen imposcd upon any man since
Washington
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12

partment was given to the house com-
mittec ON irrigation OF arid lands to-
day by secretary Garfield.
Mr.. Garfield said that IN the cor,
struction of the big irrigation plants
every attempt has been made 50 az "a
construct the plants that the cost OF
repair from year to year Will he a.
small as possible, The secretary dwclt
upon the importance of the co-opcrl-
ton of the states ana the federal
government in the development OF the
arid lands. He gave the committee
some suggestions as to the future
control OF the irrigated lands.
There should be no relaxation 81
the requirement thar the money eN-
pended on those lands must be re-
turned to the government and there
should be no permission granted FOR
the nostponement OF the first pay
ment,' he said.
The secretary approved in u%nduali-
fled terms the Water Users assocn
tions, saying that they are absolutely
necessary in the successful manage
ment Of an irrigation plant. He ia
vorcd the small sized farm unit in ir-
figated sections.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12
PRESIDENT PROCLAlMS
TODAY LEGAL HOLIDAY

Washington. Feb. 1l-By joint
resolution late today congress made
provision MS far as possible for tho
observance Of February II, 1909, the
centennial anniversary OF the birth
of Abraham Lincoln, as a special
holiday and authorized the president
to issue "A proclamation making il
effective In the District of Columbia
and the territories Of Alaska, Ari-
IONA, New Mexico and Hawaii.
In anticipation of the passage OF
such a resolution after he n de
parted for Lincoln's birthplace in
Kentucky. the president had prepared
ana signed a proclamation which
was Issued as o as the joint rcso-
luton had been signed by the prcsi-
dent of the senate and the speaker
Of the house.
While this proclamation applies
only 10 the District OF Columbia snd
the territories the states OF Colorado.
Connecticut, Delaware. Illinois, Kan
sas, Massachusetts. Minnesota. Nc
vada. New Jersey, New York. North
aDkota, Pennsylvania. Washington
and Wyoming have by legislation
made Lincoln's birthday a legal holt
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12
W|RELESSKEEPS THE
FLEET IN TOUCH
WITH SHORE
Home Coming of BattIeShipS
Promises to Be Event Notable
in Annals of Navy.


Washington, Feb, lin point OF
public interest the homecoming OF the
great battleship fleet promises to eX-
coed hat of the departure of the same
vessels.
Already Washington Officials and
Others VINO intend to go 10 old Point
on WashlnSton's birtnaay to see the
ships come in are finding difficulty
IN securing Accommodations.
~forty-eIght men nave died on the
fleet SINCE it LETT Hampton Roads in
December, 1900, up to the time the
ships sailed from Gibraltar, according
To the navy departments figures.
Some OF the bodies have been sent
home III cases, where the relatives
have asked II; the remainder have
found resting places in foreign climes,
The ratio Of deaths to the 1900 men
composing the crews and officers OF
the fleet is probably lower than in the
ordinary walks OF life.
Wireless telegraphy is playing a
part in making pleasant for the Off
GERS and men the final stage of the
trip by conveying to the ships the
news of the day at home and abroad.
1t is also the means by which orders
may at any time be carried to Adj
miral Sperrv by the navy depart
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12
CHEERING CROWDS GREET
PROGRESS OF PRESIDENT

Pittsburg, Feb. lion his way to
the Lincoln Centenary celebration in
larue county, Ky, President Roose-
welt arrived here at 9:15. eastern tine
tonight and departed at $50, central
time. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Roosevelt. Miss Roosevelt. Secretary
Wright, Secretary Loeb. Surgeon Gen
eral hixcy and others. The party
Travelled on Il special train on the
Pennsylvania road.
At the various stops the president
was greeted BY cheering crowds. He
made brief addresses at Altoona and
Pittsburg. In this city he said he
felt that when he left the White House
he wanted the people TO feel he had
always done the best thing for them.
He appeared greatly pieased when
the crowd yelled you have
The president is due at Louisville
tomorrow at $50, and at Hodgen-
vile, the nearest railroad station to
the Lincoln farm about noon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12
HARVARD OPPOSED TO
SEGREGATION OF RICH

Chicago. Feb. 11.4"1farvard Uni
vcrsity is opposed to luxury and the
segregation Of the rich.' declared Or
Charles w. Eliot. retiring president
of the university, before the closing
general session of the Religious Edu-
cation association today.
"A few years e when | was a
student we had no gas, we drew
water from a pump in the court yard
and when the first carpet was intro
duced considerable complaint was
made at this evidence of luxury. We
don't want exactly these conditions
to prevail now, but we are opposed
to extreme luxury
James Bryce, ambassador from
Great Britain pointed out what he
said was the necessity OF religious
teaching along with ethical teaching.
He declared that lin large sections
of the country there was a tendency
toward indiffcrentism in religion and
a diminished reverence for religious
beliefs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12
MRS. LEMP'S ATTORNEYS
ASK DECREE FORTHWITH
Seek 10 Bar Defendants Testimony
in Divorce Proceedings.

st. Louis. Feb. 11.-Beforc the
trial of the divorce suit of Mrs. Lii
liam Elandlan Lemp adjourned today
until saturday. AIRS, Lenp's attor-
neys announced they win file a mo-
ton Saturday asking that a deere,
be entered in her favor as the case
now stands. This would bar the tes-
timony of William j. Lemp, Jr.. ana
all Of his witnesses it granted. judge
Hitchcock told the lawyers he would
oVcrrule the motion and would hcai
the case to the end.
A, II Handlan. father Of Mrs
Lcmp, testified that on several occa-
sions Lemp had talked to him with
reference to getting a divorce from
his daughter.
He told me that he did not think
daughter could get a divorce be-
cause she was a Roman Catholic, but
he was willing for her to have IT,
said Mr.. Handlan. who vas on the
only a few minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-12
Criticize immigration Laws.

Washington, Feb. 11.-At the con.
ference of leaders of organized labor
which was continued today criticism
of present immigration laws was
made by nearly every speaker. includ.
ing President Gompers Of the Amcri-
can Federation OF Labor: Warren S
Stone. Of the Locomotive Engineers
and President Valentine of the Mould
ers' union.
Mr.. Valentine declared that condi-
tions affecting unemployed workmen
were worse than in the panic years OF
1893 and 1907. He urged restrictions
on immigration.
Secretary Straus pointed out that
the United States had international
obligations as old as the country IT.
self, which could not be %abrogated
even with when it might seem tom
porarily advantageous to do 50.
'If We We're to undertake that
said the secretary. from the stand
point Of amity and International in
t%ercourse our action might be tanta-
mount to a declaration of war with
q foreign power"
Commissioner of Labor NELL. who
had been called to the conference by
Secretary Straus. -corroborated Mr.
Valentines statements.
He criticised. by intimation. the di-
rectiOn of the work of the division Of
information. Mr.. NELL said that ne
not in the conference to skin
anybOdy's sunk" He was there. hr
said. to state the facts and without
reference to anybody.
while Secretary Straus had it'll.
to say regarding this development he
was evidently not pleased at the at
titude or the commissioner.