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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
HIlsrIsi lntsrsssantss.
e90oS00o.oo. 99sN0000so0e

4uf so srpo6lene Mdnasr IN
Berlin tommt cine SnantnIribldaii
Die rafftfde 5p1ade In
70 gut Ioie oidleltirei m(an Derlleide
oamii ods Gsutiae.
Die 1348 in ogr Sdiuei3 fiji.
Dortr GaitIe gtbaate llbr 1T 524
Sabre lang ge9aneen.
Sas oeutfas Mort .biau
iommi BON eiaem Ssitp0rt in Der &c.
osutans sidlosen" bar.
Der 9tiIt 8ioer auf Samaica
iiss bet einem 8saen inner6dlb Finf
Stunoen Inn 5ebn Defer.
9as IaPoHif@e 9dpieraelS
touroe bis Dor tu3er 3eit IN
6rdntfnrt 4. Wl. an1eferttai.
IS efebt @ineidhe, ineinano.rs
seiaa6telte 9obIia3tln, bic aus ii.
mem maniosn Siids gsitnist fu6.
4leranoer D, 3um3oIek
Der Die b0diten piNeniaaFtlihsn
@brsn errans, bat ME elm eramsn h.
iionoen.
Sas rOmif6e Qailsrrsi6
osr ipdtereH 3eit psrfagte iiber Elm
por5iisiitss S%traBeausB BON 10000
&ilometern.
Sn Der guteR alien ,3eit bette
Der Usdln auf osr tur3en Strede BON
Sambers bis Mains SO 3ouerbez
bnnesItslea.
Sine maaiueIIe Qfsrbes
TRAIT Isiitet an ,inem nor.nalen Or
beltstase io0ieI ME Ssbn 9lenIdens
frGfte.
Sine Gunsart 6ucus psTitu.
loras) entb0lt Hur .O297 Qroaeut
Sob. uno trps0sm piro ibr So6asa
bait aussebeutet.
Sn 9etpur uiro has @as aur
GtleaHtung Der Staot niht aus
StsintobleIi. fOnoera aus RiSinusol
berssitsli.
Die va m en f0it aner WeltTtdDte
Iino 5peiiiIbig. sbenip pie bic Nomen
tait auer beoeuienOsn btutiten 0is
ii0riter.
Die 9apeI bat bic @iseutbums
Iidtsit. oaB iie pom Rorosn iommi
uno idIisBIi4 pisoer nab Roroen
flisbt.
Bel 6reiburg in Der Shpsi3
itebt cine 9inoe, bic Ihon sur Set
Der G6laht bel Wlurten G476) lpes
gen ibrer @robe bttaunt mar.
8oR Der 1sGentzM arte.
Sduar5 ouf 3ormtn, ron gritiIds
@updno uno aus Dem Sabre 1856
9isbt IS auf Grocn nur elm Gremplar.
ittelbdr nab Der 3bei=
lung polens ipuroen BON ben qetned.
isten 8dusrn 10000 4laeen aeaeu
bic aoeligen @utsbeIiber eineebratt.
Gine 6rOu brau6t beim
Spre9en, I'm ben glei6sn Eoneffett
gu er5ieIeH, uur ben pierten 2beil Der
energie. bic Der Wlann a~uf5ulpenosn
bat.
Mit gsgtnn ots Subres
1909 1T msbr oils bic SdIfte oes Sc
bistes Der SiiOitaatsu Der Qrobibition
DerFauen unO poIitdnois ytrodsn" ses
Leaf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Die fueIt ans Sein Sells.

3eig' Der WeIt Elm I1aelnbss GsIi6t.
0b oein !5er5 aud ;udt in ntIctm
@e6
Ulods IS Dir fists CUR srnitsn pfIiht.
Dab niht giner beine 2uaIen ieb'l
2raee mutbie aud bas gr0Bts Qeib.
8rsnHt aud nod 70 ishr ces 5erssns
Wunbel
8. es sibt nes Summers ia 10 piel,
limb 10 reid an gein lit unier 9eben,
uHo mir iino 70 oft bes Shidiol's
Spiel
lIno ben ipiIosn StlrmsH preisee=
eeben,
Dag Elm Seher ieinsn Nntbsil bat
unb ouf ieinen G1ultern fihIt bic
9irbe;
Sras' bic oeine ifets nit eoIsr Wiirbe
uno lei Dor Der 3eii nidt nib uno
matt!
BEETLE nidt nm Mitleio uno UNI
@unit!
ueber Iid bic 5errfhdft 3u elrineeR
ST Der Snbssriff Der 2sbsnstunf;
Mer ie fennt, fam dnes tiibn BE-
Spingen,
Sci sstrOit, ss sebt our9 Haht gum
Qi6tl
au6 ods srOBts Bsb. IS bat elm GnOel
9olts aus. Il. tpis es fih elh psnoe -
3eig' Der NeIt Elm IdheInOes 9eii6t!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Cine prastifdbe 1sse.

uniere 3eitungen unb 3sitfhriften
briHgeH fat in jeoer Drummer cine
6iiue gutter RatbI1IGse unb b~eipdhrtsr
9ausmitte! bel Grtrantunoen uno
@erIebuneen, un6 aud font erfdbrt
man 10 manhes Mittel, has redtaeitig
dngeDenoet. 2rantbeit perbuten ober
Iinoern ober i'm 0ausbdlte CUTE
Dicnfte IeiItsu tdnn. Qeiber emit.
IdIipfsR bisie Dinge 10 lsitt benz Sc.
oG6tniB, uno man itebt i'm 8sbdrfs'
fale ratbIos oa, ooer Iudt psreebens
nab benz Recept. roos man iih ire
senopc oufseldrisbsn" ober aus elmer
3eitung auseeIhnitten II. .perDobrt"
bat. @s empfieblt iid baber, Elm
mitteIbud an5uIeeen. bcs
aus einem einfahen 0iarium bette
ben tam. nelhes ourd GinFiigen
ueiier Giulaeen beliebig erfpeitert
iperOsu tann. Die Ginlaesn perIisbt
man om rehteu Ranbe nit einem
alphabet. po5u man bic 8uhitaben
in isber papisrbanbluns taufsu
lam. Seoes aus beipdbrter Auele
iommen6e 6ausmittel pirb nun in
has Bud ei%nsetrasen. 3~situuesous'
I6nitte msrben sineetlebi, 70 bab ies
bes uuter ben bstreFfenben 9udItds
ben lsiht Su fiHOsn 1T. 60 3. 3. STE
bsrmittel unter IS. 9utsnmittsl un-
ter So. 9ranopunbsnmitteI unter
q" ufp. Sin iOIdes BUD III in ieotm
5ousbalts BON uuTddbbdrsm Msrtbe.
pie man ii9 ourh ben Weriu4 buIo
islbit ubsr5eussn tanH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24

neil i's @'fhbl - bah - bah. ooB
DO no a bri - orittsr I'm 8ett
herinnen is
MAS fout b'r benn elm, sriI6rte
Der 9dustne6t NIT erspunsenem
9dheIn. hos trant 0fr 10 nur.~
So - ira = tromi mr. bog ipirt
liz" itammslts Der autidsr. inbem Ct
unter Der 9ede bsrumfrabbelte; me ~
ME ME tdmst Dos nano. odB - /
ie9s 5I - SLAP ipir2-
rWeilf b'ioffen bit, erpioerts Der
Sohdnn tatssOriid. bsm Oisis n6dtline
RubsiiOruns, 5umul BEL benz b%etanntc..
agerefiDeH Wefsn 6lOrian's, eardaus
niht iebr erpuHfht mar.
Ia rihtete fid Der TlOrian lduss
Jam nit bent 0bert0rper i'm Bette auf.
~No. ipa - mart. mir tpsrn's ia slei
= slsi ise'u. OBJ / b'iOffen bin ODER nit.
4ber mann is nit bin, ua, NADIA
toHnit Di e'frsunl"
Wdbreno er oas faete. fhpGne er
fih aus benz Bette, tortslte an oas I'm
tere 9noe Der 9ieseitutt. bob bic 8ete
pom ben 6uBsn smpOr uno SdbIts in
DuniIsn taftsnb. bic naruntsr perbox
geren GrtremitGten.
vSobdnn - Du - Oh bait re@ii"
itammeIte er bsfdnftiat. inbem er ipie-
Der in's 8ett suriid trO6. Il 81 t.
bin b'foffen. 9 an pirtIi MIR
pier ) il II 6iaBl"
uno tueniae Secunoen oarnah
ihnardte Der 5Iorian bon neuem ME
cine Sdee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24

elmer Mitaefdnsensn bsrirGst lie lih
nift uno idmpft nit ibr, bis cine non
linen tOot lit. Mls 6utter bstommsn
Die 2biere SalatbIGtter. 9ras. Slice
uno Somaien. Sebiers psrmsbren bic
Stimmiraft Der @rilsn unb erbbben
ibre SingIuit uneemsin. Sin gtruf.
Der font uirsenOs ausgeabt psrbsn
oiirfte, III in Spanien Der oes Grill
lenOertdufers. Die tribbelnoe 8uore
ipiro in eiuem groBen 3opf umbsrges
tragen uno init eigentbimli6em Ges
idrei feiIseboten uno aneetiinoiet.
Die 9erlpsnoung oer Grille ais
a0austbier- muB in Spanieu uralt
lsin, oenn nan fiHbst le in Der dlte
ten Siieratur sripdbnt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
unl.E. Nbonn,nI.n Fns ir,unpLIaa

unf.rs Abonnsni.n Fnb frsuH0lihn
sriu6t. 6sim NobnungspsditI uns
It,is 81 bsnatrih.issn. bamii bic n,le
9orsHs ioiort itoti Oer alien ssbr.a6t
rsrbsn fam. uno zine lrisr6rstuns
in Der 3aisnbuHs BEE glat.ss bernie.
BEN nsrb,. Tan rone ME %p,rssTtn,
nit Der Htnsn aud iebts nal Sc
oIts NorsFe o~nsH9,bsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
NIsiniafeitcr,

aleine 9lumsn, tleine 8l6tttr
6inoen feb duf ieosm Yfab;
Sober lam fih ibrer irsusn,
&er nur 4ugsn baiit bat.
8leine 0ornsn, tIsins Stsius
@ibt IS audi an is0em Srt;
6rilher Wlutb uno gutter @iue
9eIfen boIo barber fort.
&Ieiue Wonnsn. lIsine 5reuoen
0iite itil init rsinem Sinn,
Nimm lie oanibar. itrsa lie frsuublid
@noern IN has 9sben binl
8leius Soraen, lIeine Qeioen
Diirfeu triiten nidt Zen Slid;
&dmpft man nur nit reinsm 6er3en
Stcreu nimmer ie oas Slid.
NleiHe Wiihen. iIeine 9flihten
3rdge, nimm lie pobl in aht! -
@rube Sreu' in iIeinen Dineen
0at ods @r0Bte idon polbradt.
Offnen Slides. offneH Ser3ens
Wad' nit NIeiuem bid pertraut;
ST aus t%auieno iIeinen Dingen
DO6 0as 9ebsn aufsebdut.
Nber Dor ben tleinen Siinoen,
Wie man iis oft gerns uennt.
9iite BID nit allen 6leibe -
Mud Elm tleines 6suer brenutl
Sei oogeaen trsu i'm 9leinen,
Damn piro 9roBes Dir bertrauil
2reuIih panoelt, ipirtt uno maItet.
Wer auf @ottes Wese lnout.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
eLtr spahr.

2eb.sr: .CrittsI erbdli man, toenn
nan Elm G1H3ss in BRET, @tsrtel. Deun
nlan Is in oier gIsi6s 3bsils tbeili.
4as bstommit 8u DobI, 5ans. fDeHn
Ot3. g. pas Wsiermab 1einer Uats
ter erf IN 3Uei GtIds, bann isoss
StHd wisbtr in suei Ibsiie unb
fdIie5lit rod fDitbsr isbes Giud
mititnburd fHnsibsh7" 5ans:
.Ghiace!~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24

Der esbgliHg zines Msinbdrblsrs
fibrt i,iHsH sbemaIigsn GhaIfameras
ben burh bic aslereien itineg CHRIS.
.Wos bessuisn Bonn bie 9u4hoben
uno 3iffsru auf BEN SOB ba2" fraet
her grsuno. r Qntnori. .9os III bic
Atmifde 5ormsl fit .Riotsbsimsr.' "
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
9ti QurousaahIans oOn
H2.5O

gonflin's gambling btA
nablidsr Gnb SofdtHat-
Iasbtr melt. utbsr 440 Ssitsn
tart unO tnibalt ssiebIids 9sjtims
munaen, goniulaie, gins uHb aHosre,
2d6tnsn. Rse,pt,. pcitssitts. 2un6A
ldrisn etc.
Die ,Qdsrs uH0 Gdrftns'
5cus9tituns", ,rfntini p5dknt'
i'd pon IL bis 20 Ssiim tart uno IN
onsrtonnt zines Der 5sitsH ~tanbnirtbs
itaiili6sn 8Iattsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
6freiBraferer.

Maid, Lieder. Emaus, Leder, Leid,
Hansen, Motor, stard Nscbt,
Ruhm, Kreise, Meter, Herder,
Alice, Kaute. Geler.
Gus isosm Der obissn Borttr 1T Elm
gnditabs 81 itrsid;H. 70 oaB pisosr
ein Ginnport blstb.; bic esiirihenen
gu JfabeH. bsrRsihe ndn gslsTsn. nens
usu cine oft ssribm.s Giasui4afi b's
s-utfGsn DeIftA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
B,i 9ordussabIaug oos
1890

Cine Reit I'm bic
melt psrmititlH bss Sies
xofeep.s. 100 qbot0sg bromoa.
WnHhisia.s.n Der iHtssshanlsftn
9Iass 81 D,li. botfsin oass.iii5li.
gi,f, Fsirss gi!ost iammt S!,r.eltope
uno nit sinsm ,5abr3dRg oisisr Ser
llnu. p"ortofrti nur $685.. obHs
gitreol .Op $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24

.Vnnu. gle fDoaen Dsrrafsn2~ -
.JaDcbl, ID un5 msine 5rau; nir
pollen Ha6 QsD gorf." .5atgsn
5is nit TEN Climb Dber nit her 6as
sBas J6Een sinfa1il nir
9rsH mi. ssm auhl6iH.~ .46.r
r Quitf4iHs Bttris5 nod 0mgrisa
i'irt boz nc4 ger ni9i." .gis
-s grau ~it Dr. zSilttss ftrtio III.
ei~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
&at1iel. Gde
N6nraoe

$50 araft i'm @sltsn pobni.
hno Wuib i'm 3tDeiien tbront,
Niro man bos erIte islteu.
Tos @an3s. emit esi6abi.
God unbsahiet jest,
Sur anGbsn Iafsn's ssItsH.
IS lag sptl6su GriisH uno 3Dsiisn
Drobsnb in friibsrm 8sitsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Sm1noristieche
adnledltra mrrnirre,t

griter @aunsr: .@ollen mir mol in
bic 9unoeausfeauHe geben2-3peis
ter @nuner: r2ieber nibt, Is fperoen
aud poIi5sibunbe pOrasfibrt. unb
DeiBt 8u, mon Tam niht piHen IL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Bel BOraus5ubIans Don
1925

eins babI9s franS0Fi4e griar4
Qfeifs NIT 8srnittiHsG pibs.
Grimm . WtbIter's btutfhA
omsrttantfasg 10 0rttrs
titbsr 200 Gsitsn fart. Gum
G~rleruen Der ensliiasn SpEods up-
entbtbrli6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
e. Afahtnna.

Won itubs 9tlp mar miiislii Soli'
obtr GrpreEs @slsanusiianssn, rssl'
Hrirt,m grisit, obsr aaf MilrensS,
g6ieaao oosr Rem 0eTs Io''s
WsHk.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
cue Hno init Der @irfmne il
s~ufrieSeu.

sus Str ct Refer HHo gauls gloHaesrs in eursbtr.
lnHo RLes ieeit zlia 6oissnhss uit: Safer Ronsss
srrpeHsStarier maros bier iaor 5iisrs IL peri.lebenm
OaAsH npa ben 5olssn Der usberaairtnsurs bsim
StroiSsH mt osrl tsiisl Ggioi9 ansspaasl Gin e,s.
ari'ssr 5aA usl4er Hit s4ls Observation-Disclosures ben fAsr.
] SaRF lang bsiiaHa. rourbs bar9 8 S.el4sn sserssa.
eiaSisr staeiit aaa bsgstrt 81 f1 joua 70 np.r-
nihe oas aas MI Ger @riaHs ess glrstu.Siasssr
~iuiueetn fab
5raH 81 ira in 2spsrs erors. mina.. SAB iArs
xoaisr mr. = 6laias con gafscr R5uiss g,srssn.
Stalker ssssn SaRs@s. Die susa siHtagmnts ri.
Fam, aHs u re irisosa gang uehi uHS sslano.
CN~A EN- lpsrfhncaes gr1 far Aernenirnenoe
arme trnaittn aa4 be B,t6nin ruioaa,
Nlsis mfeoi5R uases let BEN Sabls 1875 Ron hem
poam 4alior 6ouia. Sort Warue. DAB, SntuTrlrf
EAt 1881 Iuier ielEer &HDeiiung bon Der
oENIG MEDICINE CO..
70 str CHICAGO. ILL.,
Isl l~petbefern ~ habeu far
re WtafMes q Fiofdaen Tag &5.0O3
Grebe s1.7B, 8 far S9.O0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
1r dmte1 II
fir 1909.

Bel nritisr @urousbf3abluns litfsrH
mir bic 3situns uuf Gin boIes S@br
unO irssnb cine Der fOIssnbtH NpEGa
misn:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
@ti Woraus3dblung Don
b2 10 e

Der golumbia RalsnbeE
1870 Gsit,n TART. rei@linIi oussstatt
ttt nit elmer Iile ls9rrNi9tn uRt
intsrtHantsH Q%tiefofftA.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Bel 0craus5ubluns Don
%2.75

H.int HsrticopiiGe giIs
bs:, boB pebsn GbEihi bar
fsIenb, ammts aism Stss
rtoFcpp. Der gmpfanstg bet sss
ri,isr grdmis bic e~Ipr.B.Oitsn SO
aaaln. YortOTrti $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24

Die aIeiae: Die G6e nit einem
9i9ttr Iitne ID mir berrIi6 Dol. 8os
mub bod iein. ols fpsRn man elm
YoefssQibum gebeiratbet bdite!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Su6 EN-. @uaorat.
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Die 9uhHaben in obiosm 0uahrni
lahsn ii4 10 or0nen, ooB bic eiHanbsr
enilpredenoen ientrehien uno maze
redtsn 3eiben gIeidlausenbe W0rfer
BON foIgenoer geoeutuna enthaIten
/. Sin 8aubnoeel; ?. Sin Grotbetl. g.
Sine 8abe Der Sonne; 4. Sin Dream
oes W'enihen; 5. Sdpimm00geI.
6Ar AEiIolans Der Obis.a gtIssia il
toseenosr YTsis ~aUsseisst:
Gin GrsislHuss5a6.
Bel serausIooiuns bes Beetles tou,men
nnr lolde Beruerbsr, bic aQe er,t RatkI,f
Ilhtie ssloh uHO Die NUIl5iunaer biz ann
90. San. 1903 stHae&I6s tdssa, in
beiraht.
- q
saAOluHa Dec RitbIsl In DO. So.
/.
@IadpanI3.
2.
ItsI Gid lum rsusr Sa5s.
8.
Role -Eois- Oran- Gdua- SnItI
2oHHe- RassI- Grid uta5- 9sta-
GmieI - 9sim - gsbe.
PrOft9entabrI
-
Ai1tiGs eOilnasn erbaItsn bon: Geo
9rosssr. sntOH 0oifmaHH, Gbas. ubl,
SO3n 8lelR, Grmsl. Strad, Geo. Ssnfss,
Rate We. guefs,
Den preis erbisIt: SEQ. 6enIes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-24
WAR ON LAMY CASE.
Eastern Body Insists That Great
Skater Stands SUSPENDED,

NEW YORK, December 24.-Edmund
Lamy, the speed marvel on the ice, still
stands suspended by the Eastern ANA
teur Skating Association. notwithstand-
ing that the International Skating Union
lifted the ban a few weeks ago. A meet
ing Of the eastern body was held last
night. and the officers decided that unless
Lamy returns the prizes he won while
under suspension he will not be allowed
to compete In any championships held In
the east.
The eastern branch notified the Interna-
tional body that they had no power to
reinstate Lamy, as the Eastern Associa-
ton had absolute control Of the sport In
this territory. II the International re-
fuses to allow the claim OF tho local peo-
pie the latter will bring the case before
the Amateur Athletic Union.
The trouble originated at Cleveland on
Janaury 20. 1908, when Lamy competed
without sanction. This was q direct vio-
lation OF the rule of the E. A. 8. A., and
they notified Lamy to return the prizes
and explain hts action. He has refused
to abide by this ruling. and. according to
the officials, Is still outside the fold
The Saratoga rink, In Brooklyn, was
suspended for holding a set OF unsanc-
toned races last Monday night and
three men, Gross, Andrews and Smith.
were also put under the ban. The man
agement OF the rink contend that no
races We're held that evening, but until
they produce sworn affidavits to that eff,
feet they will not receive further sane
lions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-24
JACKIES RAISE PURSE
FOR STRANDED BRITONS
Enlisted Men Of tho Birmingham
Contribute $500 for Sailors Res
cued on Bermuda.

NORFOLK, Va, December 4.-The en-
listed men of the cruiser Birmingham
were so impressed with the pitiable con.
d ton OF the I'VE men they rescued a,
sch last Sunday morning that they have
raised a purse OF $500 for Christmas
gift.
The FIVE men were taken from the Brit
ish salvage tug Bulldog in the teeth Of a
terrific storm on the coast Of Bermuda
Their clothing was frozen to their bodies
and they were nearly starved to DEATH
and the American jackies gave up their
own clothes to their English cousins and
made them warm and happy. They were
rugged out from head to foot in American
sailor clothes when they landed in Nor
folk Wednesday from the Birmingham
and spoke in grateful terms of the Yam
kee tars.
The Britons lost everything When this
became known to the sailors they got to-
gether and passed around the hat. Every
man Of them contributed, and the Christ
mas spirit in the air. well as the aw-
full plight Of the shipwrecked men. sent
the American dollars on q goodwill mis-
sion to relieve and gladden..
When the Englishmen were told Of the
sailors gift one OF them said:
THE American jacks are tiptop. I've
art mind to be one OF them"
The British vice consul. Barton Myers
has supplied the men with extra cloth
ing and is taking care of them. He will
send them to London on the first London
bound ship which leaves here.
Capt. Fletcher. commanding the Biz
mingham, has reported the rescue also,
telling of how he fired upon the tug to
remove her as a menace to navigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-24
JEANETTE RETURNS.
Tells How McVey Secured q Draw
in Paris.

NEW YORK, December 24.-Joe Jean.
nette. the dusky heavyweight who has
been showing the gay Parisians the game
of lie box" arrived in New York yes.
terday on the steamer Teutonic.
II just hurried back" said the ebon,
fighter. Ito enjoy the holidays in Ameri.
ca, and will take steamer back right
after New Year
Jeanette IL hot under the collar over
tie decision given two weeks ago, when
he net Sam Mcvey In a thirty-round
tait!e in Paris. They handed mo q
draw. when all my friends. as we'll al
myself, were satisfied that beat McVey
to FRAGILE. In that fight had McVey
hanging around my neck like a creditor
III the last six rounds, and he didn't pu,
glove on me during that period
How the referee figured that he was
my equal in that fight I cannot under.
stand. The last time we met beat him
TO a pulp In forty-nine rounds. and IL he
wants to Tight me again II will have to
be to q finish, nothing less
During his short stay here Jeanette
VIII try and convince Sam LangfOrd that
IT would be q good idea to take q trip
abroad and meet him In O twenty-round
that he wants to meet Jack John
500 " remarked Jeanette. but he knows
that he hasn't u chance in q hundred OF
meeting the champion for nearly a year
T. he thinks that he is 10 good there is
4 chance tv pick up little easy money
gotten the affair four years ago when I
stopped Kim In eight rounds. And l can
do II again. Then Jemnette picked up
his walking stick and hit the pike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-24
NEW STEAMER IN PORT.
City Of Milford Ready for Duty on
the Potomac.

The steamer City OF Milford, purchased
by the Potomac and Chesapeake Steam
boat Company from parties in Norfolk
when the steamer Estelle Randall was
sold, about three weeks ago. arrived here
yesterday and is lying at the Colonial
Beach line pier. adjoining the harbor Of
fice. The City OF Milford as a big little
boat" and will be used in service on one
OF the river routes Of her owners. She
Is vessel of o04 net tons. and Is 127.
feet long. 20 feet wide and seven feet
deep. She was built at Milford. Del, in
1906. and carries a crew Of ten men.
Coming up the bay Wednesday night
the steamer struck bad weather. but was
able to make the trip In about eighteen
hours from Newport News. q distance
of about 200 miles. The vessel has a
large freight carrying capacity. and her
passenger accommodations are said to
be very good. She has q large, roomy
saloon. with nineteen staterooms. and on
the hurricane deck Is q smoking room.
The. vessel is to be cleaned up and made
ready for service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-24
RIIS CHANTICLEER IN BAD.
Clarions Too Early and Too Loudly
Coming Of the Day.

NEW YORK. December 3a.-Jacob A
Riis, friend and biographer OF forme,
President Roosevelt. Is In danger of hav.
ing the board OF health aligit on his
hennery and condemn the place as q
nuisance.
While Mr.. Riis generally. knows wha,
is going on in the front OF his house
according to his neighbors, he has been
paying scant attention to the happenings
in his backyard, where the henhouse is
located.
From this henllouse, according to the
assertion Of several neighbors among
them being Charles F. Berner and Will
liam Edwards, the neighborhood Is sere-
naded every morning by q ioud-voiced
rooster. This bird begins running the
vocal scale about o'clock in the morn
Ing.
When the subject was brought to the
attention OF Mr.. Riis he expressed him
self as deeply panied to think that his
neighbors should complain OF his pet
rooster. He didn't say that his neighbors
lacked a musical ear. but he did say:
Il am sorry that my net should annoy
any one or be the cause of complaint.
am inclined to think that my ne,ghbors
are a trifie too sensitive. We sleep with
our bedroom windows open, and never
hear that rooster until about O'Clock
in the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-24
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS


favorite. There was also a plunge on
Spohn. Kederis took Hamper to the
front and he led all the way. Rosslare
added another to her list OF victories
when she won the third. The summary:
First race. five and one-half furlongs: purse
SILK, 112 GLASS, TO 2, Yon; Pride Of Lisnlore.
liz fMathcwsl, 3 to 1, second; Cantem, 107 Got
toni, 20 to I, third. Time, LOS 3-5. Directed
Mark Twain. Whisky Teddy. Cameo. Clan. Moo
rex, Phosphorus and Cintra also ran.
Second race, six furlongs; selling hantilly.
,Cavanaughl. 2 to 2, second; Little Buttercup.
Ill Smith. Is to i. third. Time, 1.l5. Burn
ing Bush. Gatherings. Rurleigh, Redondo, Ellis
Richardson. Maude McGee and Andy Davern
also ran.
Third race. one mile and twenty yards; srll-
inS-Rossare, 1O4 walsh. to 3. won; Bishop
W., 1O2 GLASS, TO 1, second: Folie L., 100
tGross). 10 to I, third Time, IA 40. Bucs-
thorn. Dorothy Ledgett. Colonel Jack and Wooen
also ran.
Fourth race, five furlongs: Salinas handicap
Hamper. 81 Ckederis,, 10 TO l. won; Sewell, 100
lMentry), to I, second; Cloudlight, 81 Martin.
II to .. third Time, LOO. Coppertown and
Spohn also ran.
Fifth race. mile: selling-Dr. Mayer. 10i
(Buxton). 10 to I, won; Sink Spring, 100 MAR
TIM. ID to 8. second: Steel, l07 Cotton, 13 ~
8. third. Time. Ia 10. Belmere. j. G. Glenn.
Roy Junior, Special Delivery and Bellesnicker
also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongz: sellng-Emdale. ITO
tMentry). to 2. won; No Quarter. lO7 Smith.
II to 8, second Jillette. 1902 (Rooney). to 1,
third Time, LA 4-5. Sir Barry. Curriculun,.
May Pink. Copperfeld. Sam Barber, Bold. Cob
blcskill and Herives also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-24
HEAVY PLAY ON FAv0R1TEs.
Five Finish in Lead at Tampa.
Davenport Rides Three Winners.

TAMPA, Fla. December 24.-Escutch-
con was the only winning outsider yes
terday, taking the fourth race with as
good as 20 to I about him at one time
The play on the favorites was the
heaviest Of the meeting. Davenport rode
three winners and is now out Of the APP
prentice class. Summarizes:
First race, fte and half furlonss: selling
Canopian. 1O2 tC0le,. to 5. won: MalecOn, 100
.Mountain), g to l. second: Advise, Ill sBrennan).
Zeb. Boz. Sonoma Girl and silver Star also ran.
Second race, FIVE furlongs; selling-Bonnie Bee.
JOG Uackson). cven won st. Denoil. 102 tDayen-
pOrtl. TO I. second: Catrine Montour, 100 (Moun-
tain. to !. third. Time, LOS 2-5. Salie Saw
age. Levengston, Bretzline. Carondoet and Grouse
also ran.
Third race. i've and a half furlongs-Earl Of
Richmond, 106 Davenport. 3 to 3, won: Masks
and Faces. 1O6 tdcCabe). Z to I. second: Hur-
lock. 100 II. Matthew'S. 20 to 1. third Time,
1.12 40. Raleshed. Comic Opera. Confessor. Clai-
borne and AL Bush also
Fourth race. FIVE and half furlongs: selling
Escutcheon, ne lMcCsbe,. 10 to !. won; Beth
IAnier; "a "A. Burton!; to J.. third Time,
Lottie Darr. Arnetus and Fundamental also ran.
Fifth race, mile: selling-Lens. 100 Oaven-
port,, even, won; Orphan Lad. ia (Glasnerl 10
to I, second Bronte ia (Boland), to I. third.
Time: 1.49 8-5. Dunvegan. E1ysium, Charlotte
Hamilton and Ofogo also ran.
vanen. 100 Oavenport), TO g.. won; Customary.
101 Bailey. to 2. second; Great Jubilee, 100
lang, to 1, third. Time, 1853 35. Conville
and Red Hussar also ran.