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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-09
CIVIC

The Republican league. ot ope'da
county. New york. had itb annual
Inner a few evenings Since ana
Governor Fort. Of New Jersey. was 'ho
principal speaker lie went at lu'
naocial Invitation Of Governor Hughes
20 lend a helping hand 60 tho 'nm
paign Tor direct nominations. which
be- made the subject of TINS address
~ paid q warm tribute 60 cover
Tor Hughes. speaking Of him ~ an
ideal leader FOR better things, polit-
cal and along the line Of civic
righteousness 1.-THE leadDt q to-
day." he contoudod. ITO win public
confidence, Moods TO put
Man above party.
9nrains above money
Honor above power.
principle above gain.
country above SELF" uud coutiu
uod
chic problem of the direct uomlna
ton OF party committeeman and state
and county officers Wul not down
~ ,,
'"' IVY 49,.
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10 mauy cases the result of convcu-
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diiiieuIl 10 i's't Wh'" J." 'ii'''
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matte 'A "p'" l''"''fs' anu '""
I"'o n9 Official ~"n''k"u'h '' amy '"
oai them
WHY MOT iei 'Hsfi man 'n " party
nave tht NRit 90 expires nus Nh'l'
Tor ull candidate pi hlH party sure
il. iu d republic. uo good reason Tor
r,fuaus thls com Nc given lt has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-09

moro lhan a boy ne went to Michigan
from his birthplace in New Jersey.
His father urged him to go into husi-
ness but the son saw something OF
army life at a Michigan post and on
the advice of General Brady, for whom
the fort ON the straits is named he
applied for appointment as q second
lieutenant In Uncle SANS service and
succeeded in getting it.
His earlier duty was With the Firs'
Dragons then stationed at Fort "a
cnowrth on the extreme frontier OF
civilization. The nearest point from
which to approach the Kansas post by
stage was a village 200 miles from
The reservation. Young Ruckcr rode
the 200 miles on horseback alone
against the advice of every plain5inai'
who knew his intention. lie mat
however. the plainsmans courage anu
the tcndcrfoot's luck and he made ih'
journey in safety, though he Nas n
sorry looking object when he arrlFo
at his destination,
Ordered From Fort L~cnNenWorth.
Lieutenant Ruckcr was not to en-
low the ease of post life for any length
of time. with his troop he was on
dorcd into the heart OF the Cherokee
country. and there he campa,gned,
fighting most of the time until the
Mexican war broke out, and the First
Dragons were ordered to form @ part
of General Zachary Taylor's eNpedi-
ton. Young Rucker took part i'm tine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-09
VENERABLE APACHE
FIGHTER NEARLY
wCENTENAR|AN
FUCKER CELEBRATES
HIS 9th BIRTHDAY
GrizzIed Old War Veteran Was
on the Trail of the Blood
thirsty Redmen Eight Years
in New Mexico.

Regarding Brigadier General Dan
lei II. Rucker. who fought the Apaches
in New Mexico and Arizona for near
~ a decade and who recently cele-
brated his ninety-seventh birthday,
Edward b. Clark writes as follows
from Washington to A~rgus-Leadcr OF
Sioux Falls. South Dakota. The fans
Gus old general has often been in Al
buquerque and viii be well remem-
bered by the old timers all over the
territory. The article says;
In a few days Washington viii Tor
get temporarily, the troubllngs OF the
tariff to give the honor of recognition
to the birthday Of the Oldest soldier
in the army service, a man Who has
worn the uniform longer than any
man who has followed the flag OF the
Emitted states. 1t Is probable the rec
r. of the world will disclose the
names OF few military mon whose
span of service has been equal to that
Of This American veteran.
Today Major General Daniel II
Ruoker. United States army, Will he
nlnety-sevcn years old 1T rs true the
aged soldier is on the retired list, u
the retired officer is still under orders
ana may be called upon at any neees-
sat, time to r|e-eutcr active service.
General Rucker lives in this city
which Is also the home OF his dauEh-
tor. Mrs. Philip II Shefldah' inc
widow of the hero of "''i
The Valley campaign.
The veteran of the United Sta''"
army. sttll sfreig Ia mlno anu ~
snirit. was appointed q lieutenant "a
40 army from Michigan by President
Andrew jackson scventy-tWo years
aoo and IN the army he has been un
interruptcdly even since.
porn BEFORE the War of iSi2'
General ucker was born before IN
first gun was fired in me S''oi" W
with Great Britain. lie was ~"
wears old when Black HAWK '""N -
varpath. and he had joined til' ~
led states army before osceoi' wy
had been driven 70 p"N ?"
Everglades of Florida
The whole history OF inc se'NiNe
iran, the DAYS when Robert =. Lee -
norted TO the United states Milta'F
academv as q cadet 70 the last ssh
tnish in he Philippines is in the Keep
fnp of General Rucker. HIS mlnu r.
a. ,t,ar today as it was Wheh WIN
ttit carson as q companion ne penc
fratod the unknown wilderness oil tle
west. 1ov if
I'm his Washington home today, II
hia health permits, Geheral i'uNN'
yin receive many majors general ana
briradters general of the active serN
t,d,v who were stripping second
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-09

fights and then They came in aud Said
they would Ice good Indians.
After a period of service in the east
General Eucker was sent to New MeN-
leo. and There for seven or eight years
he saw almost constant service against
tine Npachcs THE civil war broke out
while hc was iu the southwest. ANA.
General Ruckcr Was summoned tl
NJ ashinston. where hr was PUT Is warF
in thr quartcrmasterS department. a.
wanted TO go Co thr trout. brett Dee
cause of his experience ln this uartiet-
iar Kind of staff duty. De- nis toIi
must STAY and hr.p to straielt.l
ont Cine supply department ue oboy-
Di orders because he hll tn. aud o.
was Glue % his efforts In lar-e psr..
that Order came out of disorder ln tine
equipment department.
Daughter Married General sheridan.
General Ru.sers daaghlor #Ir,uo.
married General Philip H. Sheridan ia
m juno 1855 Tla ,Id,r e.n-
srH. was stationed m CHies-n -or
Ione Time nud n jhe great lire h
lost his papers. ms household poal.
ant the almost priceless. souvenirs of
nearly forty years OF army service
Occasionally today General Ruck
puts on the uniform of his rank iu the
{ nitri States service he is stiI SOLE
dier'r ni bis spirit U.s. as than of ths
g.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-09
TAXI NOTICE

The Aziee Fuel company receives
fresh consignments Of American
Block Coal every few days. We guar
antee correct weights. quick delivery
and the best OF service. We handle
~ kinds Of I'LL M mountain wood
f42@-5l, STce Granite and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-09


AND the next day it-looked like
rain.
LOST-thc governor OF the Pueblo
Of zia. Finder please return to Blu
rcau Of Indian Affairs.
FOR HEAVENS sake keep that
pathfinder car off the North Fourth
street road
THE COMMENCEMENT season IN
Albuquerque Is only wen started. As
an educational center Albuquerque
seems to be the goods.
TT Is really unWisU 70 monkey with
The weather bureau, There Is no tell
ing what Kind Of weather they VIII
hand out to us If we get their Irish up.
IL THE members Of the board of
regents arc unable to see the great
light. IL would appear that the mat
ter Is squarcly up TO His ENcellency.
~.
THE ATTORNEY general naturally
being of "A legal turn OF mind viii of
course appreciate the legal aspect of
tho recent action of the board of re-
gents.
THERE IS considerable discussion
as to whether the tariff shal be re-
vised upward or downward. As far
as the bewildered layman can ascer-
tain the present revision Is a sort OF
q erlss and cross arrangement
IT WOULD be sad, very sad, "
BlIl Tart should after all fail TO live
mn TO that safe aud sane reputation
WIN which the politicians have been
SO busily clothing him.
lust BECAUSE you have made a
bad break is no reason for trying 10
bluff IT out. The man who VIII ac-
Knowledge his mistake when he mas
made II increases the respect OF ms
fellows.
GENERAL THOMAS, who is al
ready planning 10 have troopers FOR
~, territorial fair next fall. should
certainly hc enrolled as one of a
buducruuc'a own" He IS a 'otisls-
TOM nlNtNNl WIN ANAAN Wv
So
NEW MENlCO is up against Wv
anomalous condition OF q lwoV"lu
breaking rilc of SNOW i'm the hoIt'
half of the territory and "a drouth III
the southern counties. Jupiter flu
,ius must have boon seen 10y beNer
idgc.
~
THE PUBLIC is %auNiously waitlns
Tor the regents of the University oi
New Mexico ia perform that graceful
,r,y tpoWn ms backing up and
heading and closing their " switches
after them. And the average man "
inclined to believe the regents nave
had plent, OF time.
THE ST LOUIS. Rocky Mouh'"''
and Pacific rnilroad mas SET
worthy example in Cimarron pV 'N
perimenting with trce- planting on '7
own hook
ere
EVIDENTLY there Is something uo-
ing ian circles in that dear
Ration some audacious member ol
~. -r,ssenlinc contingent had better
t,., i...li, aut The Ration Rang
M. e-.it,utng
,,h, w,tcs statements
.-.n.t,pti,t Tho
1 III NH- e. NEH n ~ A"H
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-09

From the way many of the towns
or New Mexico are going dry, includ-
ing Santa Zee, It looks ms thought the
beverage that made Milwaukee IA
nous was losing it's popularity VII
lard Record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-09

coming and with what We have, helps
some Fabian VALLEY News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-09
Not had

And With O. new phone sSstcm. q
7r-w mercantile establishment. Il -rrr-
concrete twenty-five room hotel. q
mex --so-sgaa ht- ha.1 Annalnr.
In r7TTT U-v- --T-rS-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-16
persollals

Ben Nicely returned Thursday from d
business trip to the east, including
New York City and Pittsburg He
was In Pittsburg the DAYS that the FIRST
two games were played there and says
that one could hear or see nothing but
base ball. He got through with bust
ness about 2;30 OF the last day and
went out 10 the ball park to try and
get in but couldn't get near the gate
so great was the Jam He adds that
the Pittsburg fan is poor loser. a
characteristic that has been in 9videnc.
ed greatly in Detroit fans When the
Detroit team got a sure lead Pittsbnr-
gers left the grounds in great NUM-
bers.
George Meyers. who has been one Of
Crystal Falls most successful farmers,
has decided to move TO the city and
engage in business He will enter a
partnership with John Klesges and EN-
bark in the meat business in the Lind.
say building next TO the Diamond
Drill block.
Andrew Nelson purchased tract OF
land south east OF the city and will log
there this winter. He will have a
large amount Of pine and cedar logs
and will saw the the pine for his own
use.
The Modern Woodmen held initia.
ton at'their lodge room last Thursday
night when several candidates ware
put through and banquet served
after the lodge work was completed.
George Tucker of Marquette visited
his many friends in the city during
the week and talked insurance at the
same time.
Stambaugh beat Escanaba NJ foot
ball last Sunday in hotly contested
game score to O.
l.. A. Arnold left last Monday morn
ing TO resume his work on the road as
a knight Of the grip
John Tufts was visited last Sunday
by his brother, T. J. Tufts Of Meomi-
nee, who was accompanied by his wife. |
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-16

I Robert Munns and W. X. Dawson
will take advantage OF the excursion
rates 10 the 500 next week, the occas
ion being the grand lodge meeting o.
the l. Q. Q. f. The ID. S. S. a. A
have made rate of j fare for tn,
round trip, making the round trip fare
from this city $1,000
Rev. f. ". Frazee who was at on,
time pastor of the M. f. church il
this city has retired.from the ministry
at the age Of SO years. Mr. Frazee ii
at present Mt Dawson. Mich, where
he is relieving the regular pastor for a
month.
Q. T. Olson started logging this
week. His headquarters will be in the
Tokly farm house. the scene OF his
operations being close by on the Paint
river.
II. r. Hollow shot wolf last We'd
nesday while going from Sagola TO Ed
Mitchell's place in Mansfield town
ship.
Joe iva and John Runland have
taken logging job from Ed. Mitchell
near the old Carney siding. The tim
per will be pnt into the Brule river.
supt. VIM. Lyons Of the poor farm
was thrown from his wagon while
driving home from town last Saturday
evening and sustained painful injuries.
Deputy Game Warden Wilson went
to Sagola last Wednesday in company
with Deputy Harrington Of Marquette
county to look mp some law yiolators.
Mr. Chas. Panther will move his
family to Sturgeon Bay where he Will
10 into business He has been resi-
dent OF Crystal Falls about year,
The National Protective Legion will
hold a special meeting on Monday af
ternoon at 90 o'clock at Lustheld 8
hall. Mary l.. Rowley, Sec.
Iron River foot ball team triumphed
,ver the local team at foot ball last
Sunday TO the tune of l2 to O.
Mrs. N. LaCnapelle and daughter.
Mrs. Slattery, were visitors at Green
Bay last Monday
J. II. Russell Of Marquette, repre-
sentative of the Breitung interests, was
n the city during the week.
Furnished Rooms to Rent - have
.hree furnished rooms. Mrs Henry
dolsteir.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-16

grade
"Ypsi may be I'LL right for mental
development. but when it comes to
physical-ask MI. Gunther about that
The high school boys organized an
athletic association Tuesday afternoon
ana elected the following officers
President, Eddie Burling Vice presi.
dent. Jake Oswald; Secretary and
treasurer, John Cassidy.
Ask Miss Conkhite how "half past
pie tastes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-16
School Notes.
A Chiefs among ye takin notes
And faith, he'll pent them


About twenty-five Of the Crytal Fall
teachers left Thursday morning for tn
Upper Peninsula Educational Associa
tion at Ishpeming.
Miss Fish responded TO the toas'
Social Condiments Of Ypsi Life,
the Ypsilanti Alumni banquet Thur
day afternoon
The lecture given in connection wi
the University Extenion work of {
Chicago University, Wednesday eve
ing was well attended. Prot. Troo
charming presentation of ChhaB
Dickens delighted the audience \
gave them a great interest in
great author The male quartette 81
in their usual pleasing manner, :"
ely Night and responded TO the enc
with Aunt Marjory Misses Fl
agan and Vandewater executed pi,
duet. Mr. Tucker. Of Marquette
kindly substituted for one OF the
vertised numbers and charmed the /,
dience with mis- rendering Of You
Truly II was decided nc this lectu
that hereafter the lectures will beg
at eight clock instead Of eight-thir
Holders OF tickets will please notio
this change
The Junior GLASS elected the follow
ing officers Wednesday afternoon
President, Eddie Burling vice presi
dent, Hazel Parks Secretary an.
treasurer. May Darlington.
Some of the high school boys ar,
planning hunting trips for the vacation
days
George Leonard il working betor,
and after school in scholls ieweler,
store.
The high school and many OF th,
grade pupils are enjoying vacation
while the teachers are Mt the Associa
ion IN Ishpeming.
Supt. Hill, having some special worL
o attend 10 in connection with the
Teachers Association at Ishpeming.
vent over Wednesday afternoon.
Many Of the best drawings from the
irst 20 the eighth grade were sent 10
shpeming for the art exhibit at the
Upper Peninsula Teachers Association.
his included paintings. nature work,
aper cutting. etc. There was excep.
lonally good work from the Hrst
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-16

LAND FOR SALE The vi OF the
NWIi Of SCI o. 44,33 will be sold
cheap. Timber land and half OF the
mineral right Apply 70 Chas Bells
from. Il5 N. Charlotte St, Escanaba,
Mich
WANTED-A boy Tor the Store.
Apply to Aft A. Justified.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21

.oocr Sprannci 0as 9~ebensaIiid ibrer
.AiH0cr pcrnidten, Mn0 mir iubeln
nuf, iuenn in 9udcrn uno AMI Ser
Siibne DIE SnHgen iiber Oen Itorri.
ibeu Alten Den Sieg oaoontrogen.
SIN ipirfIiden 9eben aber perbdlf es
iih anoers. @ie idnea iinS mir be.
reit. ein aino unfamiliar. Iieblos ua0
mIBratban 81 idgIten. uH0 nieman0
beinahe faat es Elm. nadsnforifen,
ucsbalb y0as 8inO lid alio betrnge.
Dit if IS DoH Helm AM unteroriidt
uno geauaIt. lit bic 9iebe. oas Der.
trouen 81 Sen gltern ipitematiih I'M.
%tergrabeu mor0en - mo menn Is
Damn an 6noe maf slbDeae gerdth
mer lit Damn ifulo ourdn2 gtUa
0ns aiuo aueiu2 giidlt in erIter 81
Hie Die gitern. Sic ourh falihe Gr3ie-
buug 0oS 2ino 81 Dem aemadt ba-
ben, mas es IN ser Chat gelUoroen
iit2 9ber 0ariiber nad5noenfen foat
meHiaen Gin. 9as abgclrierte 2ieo
pom ln0aife ser Sinner miro INNER
uno INNER fpieoer anaeitinimt II oaB
tie ieOod) iehr bdufie cinige llriahe
ha6en. un0aufbar 81 ieiu, oaS miro
ieIten in 8etradt ge8ogen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21

mad @cIiebcn nit ctruas 3itroneuiaii
pifant.
*&eitegeridt pom RinO.
Held d. @efohtes, iibrig gebIiebe.
mes Ginoileiid miro in S6gib6er
JeIdnitteu; Oieie meroen nit @feffer
NM Salj beitreut uno in Die StieI.
pianne in heiB gemadlte Butter ae.
legt. III ser lie eincn 9lugenblif ourdD.
idnoren miiiien. llnter0eiien Der.
duirlt man 3 eier unO 8 @Bl0iiel
Mild ooer @niier uno cinem balben
GBloifel gebadteH Shnittlaud, aieBi
Dies iiber Oos Sleiidl unO l6bt Oie
Waiie, tie hin unO mieOer oorfidtia
nit Der 6lciihihOuiel hcbeno un0
mcnOcno. an bei0en Seiten baden.
CAB Die @icrmaiie ME &Hbrei itodt
unO brdunIid miro. 9RuB iofort in
ermdrmter Sduliel aereidlt mcrOen.
@cbrOteneS 8auinheu.
7as aaninhcu miro iorgfaltl ,u.
redltgeulaht liiir eineu qroBeren Eiih
siueil. achdutet. iuic elm Naie geipidt
un0 nit Gals beitrcut. Damn in cine
9idnne nit aelbaemadlter fohenOcr
Barter Qelelt unO inter fleibiaenl
@cdieBcn nit ser 9rattltter mo ct.
mas 0ider iaurer Sabine. nie man
audi nit an Die Nratbrii1e Qiebt, so
So Ntimrtcn 5n idloncr sSorbe redt
ntilrbc Q%ebrdten. Die Sauce miro
Qut pom @oocH ioSaefodlt unO nit
nod ctluaS Sabine. uad) @elieben and,
nit Semi. Uerriihrt.
Sage 8I6Be. Quopp 81,
@innO letter. gerdiiderter Spcd miro
in SSiiriel geidnitten. ebcnio llnsen
altbadcnc, bon Der Hin0e befrcite
SemmeI mo 2 mittelaroBe ,3uie.
beIu; Der Sped miro ausaebraten,
Damn merOen in Dem fSett and sic
Semmeliuiiricl unO 3uiebeIitiiddcn
9elb aeroitet. Man ihiittet ales in
cine Sdiiiiel. aieBt II Quart Ntildl
OariIber. ihldNt 2-3 Gier oa3uL iiiat
ctlpds @0l6 Eiciter, ! bis liz Hfun0
92ebI, etlpao 8eriebenc Semmel (0d.
init SIR Seia 0ut bGll mnO 2-3 9B.
Ioifcl i%eih9chadte @etcriilie Oaiu.
iornt uon ser Nioiie uidt 81 aroBe.
aleidmtdBilc. rm0c NloBe mcn0ct lie
in Niohl airbt tic in iieoen0cs Sal3.
luaiier Ooh 10. onB tie lid ioaen f0n.
nru. mo labt tie IDS Minntcn
fodlcn. bis lie gar limo. Nnt beitcn
fott mon crit eiHen @robefloB. man
ridtct Die alobc aui erudrmter
Shiiiel an un0 lieBt gcbrdrmtc 9ut.
Ter 0ariibcr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
Aerba.
Bon U arsarst1s steiner.


shun i6HtteIt ser Serbit fem braumes
@elod
In oebnt ieine neruigen 0lieoer.
Som Snlelitraldj bridlt er Gen &aHs
oerifpd
ynN id'rcitet sum EhaIe h~erHieoer.
IA roIhet 0ie SrHd1t iidj am brdrnlitten
Corn,
gSle 5nine unibliibt es bic 5leel,
uno fern ans Der @ieie friidqueHenoeut
Sorn
SriHit idlreien0 Can't NartiIs @eiiiigel!
Sinaus idaut Ger 5erbit in Die ihims
mernSe &uft,
Gurditreut lie nit niir8 gem @eonfte,
llno no MIR ein man0grnoer Nogel tln
ruft.
ga piutt CT btnauf IN Die CUTIE;
lHo bort mo init 6linie uilo b~raiHalats
tenn 6uno
Ser &aiomarn ourdaitrelit oas 0eldnoc.
"a artist CT hiniiher nit ladlennem Mllia9
llno neibt Ibm gum Saaoalnd Die 5dnoel
Sdncr briidt CT Dem Bauer Den YiA.s in
Die Sduit
nuo fibrt inn bic 6~anlpienoen 8feroe
Bon H1ben umfl1tiert. nom Sturme Tins
4AtA-.h
6in i5er Bic urnits @roe
llno trdftigen Sdpumges onun ltrcut er
Die cant
6inein in oie ofieHen &unoen.
2dmit ms Gin Soffea auf finftige
Chat
Sn @inter belebe Sic Smnoeu.
Gem Serbite iei Sell. ser ben SeseH
neitreift
Som p%urpurncn Sanm Der @eipanoe,
Ser feiert uno idaifet, Der iaet IND
feiftl -
Sbm lddlimc bon SaRoe 81 Sanoe
@ie Sadlen 10 ROTH uao ME JtIn8eu 10
hetB
Sn eoloenen @etbers llmElluHg:
Ser Sront ans Des tOmmeHocll Srubs
linas &erheiB
llro ibeioenocn Sonuners G%rfIauugl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21

8estAooea 6ran Suitijrot5 @raHie 5t
i0crScn.
Glidl &sttiia @reHtano Onmals sic
Srant Adim bon grnims Bat icia
Seben geitreiir luobI aud tiefen Gin.
orud 0if i'm gcniadlt - aber iflieB
Iid bejiebt iid nnd an tie. mas Der
iamfT Gattduihte ipdter cinmoI Gu-
Bcrtr. ols er an sic @ltn0en 0ad)te,
lpelde oie Siebe isiHen Screen az.
ldilaacH: 4Sei allen TraneH Die i'd
aeIiebt. nit 0enen id eiuen @un0
fitrs Sebea su idlicBcn bottle. nare
idl Ha6male icbr irob SAB Is 81 fci.
ncr 6hs aefonmen iuar. 0enn ibr We.
len bat iidl nidt bAuabrt.
6. 6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
81 Str 5djIrppe Fine iibpr-
ipmnNrnr 1ttuGr?

ScitOem Ser Sport aud inter ben
6ruuea 10 pielc Inb1ngerirner ge.
tunOen hot, ieit0em sic Srau fift
mo tlunt, Sennis ipielt, rlioert, ra.
0elt mo ibr 9uto i@teiiert, bat Der
tuBircie bod ieuien SiegeS5ug Ourd)
ore &elt ongetrcten. 3uerIt bradte
man Ger gteuernne NIiBtrauen ent-
gegen, bal0 ober bate man iidj an
lie gcw0bnt 10 Dab ms belte cine
I'M longcn 3lei0 irqeno eincn Sport
~bnIoigcnOc Tame' gang abioncyli@
erltclncn iuiIroc. Sumner tiir5er iii
Der tuBircic Nod geluorocn, ON Fir.
iclten trdat i'm Die niooerne Imcrifd.
ncrtn ole iportliebcnoitc uno prat-
tildltc olcr Srnuen. Sebr 5iitaiten
tam DER &erbreitumg ser fubireien
&odmooc Der 6elojug Den Die Ier5te
acgcn Die Shlcppe croifneten. Gle
wur0c ais itruBenfeaenOe 8a5iaens
lunnmlcrin acbrauomarft, mo ihon
nlilBtc man ermurtcn lie milroe in
Idt un0 @anu actbdn, ans Der @elt
DER Mooe Dcridmin0en. Aber tic Der.
ldpuanO nidlt. 90 bcauem pruftii9
unO bnaicniid ser fur5e Nod aud III.
CT 9eniilt DEM ieoer Srau inneiuob.
ncnOcn 9e0iirfuiB niht. foitlihe
Sioiie in acknowledgement Salten 81
Ornpicren onrd Observation-Disclosures
@eiuduOcr prddtiac @irfungen 81
er3icIcH -rm0 Oa0urd sic Shonbeit
Der ei0enen @eitalt 81 erbohen. Die
Sd)lcppe lit uralt. Seit Die Sodter
@nrlS Oes @roBcu cinem bon ibrem
Batter ourdaus nidlt ~gebiaigten 2ii.
ms bul0igteu. 1T sic ShIeppe aus
cen alei0eridrdnfcn ser begiiterten
uuo porncbmeH 5rauen nidlt mebr
peridmunOcu. 9iS sum II. ut6 13.
Sobr6uuoert tpildls tie beitdn0is on
Range 10 0aB bic 6rcuen Tie ser Be
aucmlidteit pegen iiber Dem arm
triigcn. PTS i'm IS. Sobrbnroert Die
idmeren pcne3ianiidlen Commit. uno
9rotatitoife i6ren Wes ourh gan8
europa modlten. piir0er ote Shlep.
pen ans oiriem %toitbaren Material
onQcirrtiat un0 perefbten lid bdufig
non Mittter OH 1od)tcr mo Gnfelin.
Cine iolde Sdleppe mar BON redlt
erhcbli6em @emid)t. 0esbnlb muBte
ic pom @uacn Qctruqcn wcroeIt. ruie
pos la oi,d) hciite nod BEL @oiieltlif.
.tcitM mo il enalan0 bel 0cn Sod.
5eiteu Scr obcrel NIoiiea @gbrai.h
III. 9lei Anldileu bon b%rionoerer ge.
0cuiunq muBten ooeliae Jrauen Die
gdtcppc ibrer 6iiritin traaen; 10
.yuana 0apoleon Bel ieiner aronuns
icine SMmeitern Soieiinens Shlep.
pcntrdqcriuneH 81 modem. mo iei.
mem riicrHcn 99iaen iiilicn iic iid.
incHn ondl nit @ntb I'M Ser5en
9;enn 6eut}utade Der iuBireie Nod
i'm 1portleben mo nnf 0cr SirdBs
nit potent 9igdlt 0as licbcrgrpidi
bcb1ll 10 behanpiei oic 1hleppc mil
gbruio piel Rpredti1nun bic Serr
id,ait iI 1aloH nn6 i'm @dilianI
.Gincm 15eitaewano ic0w art perlciHi
ic crit Den Stenp.l pahrer @rad,t.
.0aum lit iie miter6lid liHo tgenr
iidi aid pielc 2timmc1 acaen iig er
hcbm iolfica. einen S6cit Ger W-ib
Edfeit miro tie iteto fir iid bddcH
Sic Observation-Disclosures Scr Sddlier
9romiQs * BON SranfrciGl Oi nit
Scr 0amals idlon mo0grncu Sd!eppt
lire Qroben 5iiBe beoedtcn