davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
Sn bic gturOlee.
Sifi5ierc iluO Wiaalte
I9aften ertrnnfeu.
Nener 3eppeliu ;criljrt.

Berlin, 10. Sept. 9as fur Sic
beutine 6Iotte beItimmte neueits
9uffiajfi .3eppeliu 8. S., Der
S;tol3 Der SSlnttenpernaltung, puroe
9eitera perntStst, unb fiinisebu Off.
5iere un0 9tornihaften blben BEL
Der Notditrpp9e ibr 2eben eingebiibt.
Inter 0sn 9pfern befiaoen iia aa.
pitdn Mebia1, Der 8efehlshaber Der
@larine 9uitfcbiff 0irilion, 9a'
pitdn 9anns. Der oas perniAsete
Sufti9iff tommonniertc, Baron BON
N}aIBdbu uno anoere bo5e SfIiS;erc.
8as Isntbare &isieuluitlhiii beteis
ligte ii9 an Den Wdn0p.rn Der Sodjs
ieeflotte in Der IoroIee uaO 6cfano
ltA uuf Der 6d9rt pom esm Jtit!anoe
iiod S9eIgolono. ais i'd eiu iurtits
barer Sturm erbpb. Die Center bts
2ufti4iifes gIdubien, oab es ibncn
ourd' gefoDidtss Manoprieren Qelins
gen lperoe, troB bss llnlpetters pors
pdrts gu tommen, rnb es .u1re
pieLleiht audi gelungen, SeI9oIdno
81 erreiden, pem niht etn pI0Biis
Her WinoltoB oos Sblff nit fur1ts
bdrer @etpalt gera0e in Der Ulute
getroffen unD 10 fart beI9doigt
bate, ooB es iofort nieoersin9, ms
2Baher tlel un0 bon Den Hieienipos
gen 5ertrummert ipor0en mare. Bon
pelaolano lndren Dem 2uftihtlt auf
Elm Dor Der et9entlihen 8atultropbe
auf funtentelegropbiiaem gBs9e obs
gegebenes giotlignal mebrere Sorpes
ooboote su Silie geeilt. sic retteten
ober nur fiinf3tbn perIonen BON Der
Mdnni1dft 0ss S4iffes. 4apitdn
5dnne, Der BeIebIsbuber bes &uits
idifies. bate aud gerettst Iperoen
tonnen; bod er erllGrte, ais er iuh,
odB fein itpl5es RieienIuiti1ifI pers
lorer mar unb Die msilten Der Diff
8isre uuo Wdnnl6aften ibr 4eben
eirgebiiBt batten, oab er ibr Cos teis
len uno nit Ieinem C59iff uRtergeben
polle.
Die erl6itternbe 9lahridt opn
Dem Commensurate lluIou ipuree
fofort Dem aatTer oemeIbet, Der in
ieinem Wian0per pouptquartisr in
Sal3brunn ipsiIt. Sn Dem prdhti.
gen !ooteI, in Dem Der 3difer nit
ieinen fiirftli9en 9egIeifern ais SAT-
brs 6iiriten BleB lpobnt, fano ees
rooe ais bic Ha9riGt eintraf, cine
fSeitli6teit itatt. DieIe puroe natiirs
Ii9 Iofort unterbro9sn, uno Der
9aiIer iberbracbte perI0nIid) Oie
gu4ri6t oem ebenfuas in Sal3s
brunn peiIenoen @roFen Zeppelin.
3ranenoen auges uno nit Dor Jtiibs
rung tdum perItdnoIider Stimme
Dcriu6te er Den Grafen gu tr0Iten.
Dieter id6ien gefaBt; er iagte 'nur,
0uB oos ioe6en 5eritDrte SuftI1iff
ods bette IN Der gan5eu Belt genes
fen iei.
Bie bsreits bemertt. befanO Iit
bas 0uftIdiff uuf elmer Jabrt na6
Der SnieI 0eIgoIono, ole 8u &unos
ibaiter3neden unternommeu lporoen
mar, unO fu6r in elmer 0urd.
f4nittsbobe bon 4,200 bis 5000
SUI. Die in jeuen 2uftI6i6ten
Eerrl6en6e talte QttmoIpbGre perurs
Io6te einen empfinoli6en @erIuit an
Gas, uuo od ous 2ufti6iff foit
iiberldosn mar, 70 fonnte es BEL bem
iib gan3 pl0BIiA er6ebeuoen Sturm
nur nit GROCER Wliibe geIentt lpers
oen. Sobalo Die Tiibrer oss Gcgs
Iers Oct 9uft faBen. odB ernite Sc
fabr oorbanben, puroe elm fnntens
tetegrnpbiihes Rotiignal nnsas.
fdlidt. Der llnfau erei9nete Iih
etfpa IS Wieilen nDroIi9 bon Selgos
LAMB.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14

Berlin, 8. Sept. gtls 0dntAFiir
Sen iAm tsi ieinsm tiir3ItHen 8es
Iu9 in bsr. Sitmart bereiteten snthns
iiaitil1sa Gmpfaug Bat Der GaIfer
eeittrn ser Gtdot pOieR Orsibigtaaisno
Mart ii6erIanbt. 9as Gieident ioll
fiic nie SugeuopIIese Derpeuoet pers
sen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
Or06es SOaoenfeucr.
81 Salisbury Seadl, Qsail., iiuo
SlDeibnM0ert 6eripHcn ubOa.plus

SoIisburp gco6, MaII., 10.
Sept. Sin 6euer, bas oieIsn Ort
9eitern beimiudbte, bat etlpo orei
bunoert tleine BobnbduIer uno Iies
ben Sptels in glids seIsgt. gtiuoe.
items 5Weibunoert Yerionsn Iiuo
obto6los uno bdben unter Der aus
senbIidIia bier herribsnoen tiiblen
5emperatur erbeblih su Ieioen.
9berfid@li4er Sddbung na9 Bat
ods 5euer einen G9oOen pen etipa
S250,000 nerurIa9t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
Stroi,en6allner itreifcn.

SnbionopoIis, Snb.. s. Sept. Seus
te morgsn nm s llbr Issten ettpn
150 2tngeiteGte stuii9enitootIi8er ais
nien i'm Staat SnOionn nit gliiss
nn6me Der Der 9inien i'm Sal bes
gBabaf6 : 5luifes bic 9lrbsit nieber.
Sic perlangen gtnsrtennuns ibrer
Union, tiir5ers 9trbeitsitunben unb
cine Qphnerb0bund.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14

etus 8riihel. gefeien. pirO as.
melSet. cap GjroF be Smst be glaeper.
elmer Ser Gtaotsmiuiiter, cort ha:tc
asitorben it.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
4bermals bel Sod)tcr.
SaniIieuSuluadls bel Gumbcrlanbsr.
4aar I'll ertuarten.

Berlin. 10. Sept. &aiIertn 9lus
quite @ittoria bat i6rer einsiaen
So4ter, grin8effin @ittoria 2uife,
9emohIin bes Prin5en grnft g(uguif
BON Cumberland. in Battlefront oberz
mails einen 8efu9 obgeItattet, Der
einen gan5en Sag in 4nfpru6 nabm.
@s teiBt, baB oem iunqpermdbIfen
9oot @usii4t ouf 5amifiensuipodg
bLa6t. Die n@oFiifbe 3eitung" err
fdbrt ous @munnen, Der geiibena
bes 6er5o9s BON Cumberland, boB
man bort nit elmer boIbigen Reaes
lung Der brounfdtpeigiiden 81 -ons
folges5rage re9net. 10 boB Der grina
als 5erSog in 8rounfdpeig ein3ies
ben fann.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14


Berlin, s. Sept glls cine ser
bebeutianliten unD intereiIuntelten Srs
tdeinungen Der ongenblidIiben iniers
nationalen @ntpidlun1 miro olloe.
netn Der eeutIih bsrportretea0e enasre
glnihIub StaIiens on oen 9reibimo
ongeisben. Der buroem ,uniidtre
aantonii" lit Iihtlich befliTIen, lt!ne
SteIluRg i'm Dreibuno na6oriidIid, an
betonen urS teiren 3ipeifsl rrtebr Dsrs
iiber beiteben 81 loIIen, naB Staten
nit DaltihIann uno GeIterrsths llns
gdrn geihloNene 6rrnt b6lt.
Ultt GROCER @enustiunq Miro in
oen oeutf6en 9ldttern cuf Niefe
Wanolllng bingeipisfen, 0ie dls Icaiz
td1e 5oIge Der llmipalSung auf cam
galtdn uno Der Notlpenoigteit, red)ts
5cttig 3ur 3OIung rer lpeitsrsn ptor
bIeme I'm europdii9en BettetipintsI
qeiibsrts Stcllung 81 nebnen, angeles
ben ipirp.
9lls ipre6enoe gelpeTs fir Oas ins
timere gerEdItnis iperoen in Der sles
Fisen pteiie Die Seilnabms bss 0trs
aogs Der 2lbru33en an osn bsppritehsa.
oen Oeutlhen 5lottennlet6pern mo
Die @inIanung oss 3dliers nm ten
6bef oeS @enerolitabs Ser iIali:ni=
ffeu glrmee, ejeneroIlcutnant ppaio,
an oen beute beoianehbsn Osltle.cn
SaiItrmdnDpsrn ouf fdIsIiThem eOz
oen bsrp6rgeboben. gtu1 miro es als
iiberous bemertenspsrt bs3siAnct, 0Ib
9ensrdi poIIiO BEL Ter iiiasitsn palas
De bes GarGeiorps auF nsm Senlp.ls
hofer 6cloe auf Der re9tsn Gtite 0ss
GoiIers rift.
Iu9 in Osn oiterreid,ifhen 8liits
tern miro oas in Rsbe itsberoc Sbend
re4t lebbaft belproden, sumal Der
Gbef BEG @eneralitobs Der Dlters
reidif9 ungariIcben 4rmee, @entrdl
.. Snf. 6reibtrI gonrdc D. 50bsns
oorf eleihFaas Salt BEL Sen adt:ers
man0pern fein ipirf. IS ipirb ils
etiud3 Observation-Disclosures betont, poB
Der gbel 0es @enerdlitnts Der oalts
fhen 4rmes, @ensrol B. Snf. D.
Mol.te, Oie @enerdlitatshefs her
6eere Der beiben an6ereE Dreibll,ios
md4te bei Dem &ritssfpisl Sur Stite
bdben miro.
Die eleide gsfrieoigung, fpie in ben
oeuti6en 8ldttern, tonlmt aud in Den
0iferrei9ifchen gum 9lusorlld. Qestsre
6e3eihnen Die gemeinfams 5eilnd5ine
Der orei @enerolItdbs Gbefs an ben
aoiIermnn0nern dls Inniptomatiid
fir bos @efii6l Ser militdrifdsn ,3us
fdmmengeborieteit Der Dreibunoftdds
tkn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
esn ScrcitSAaft gelcst.
sdlIadtidliff ,,MOutana" augcbIid
nam merifauiid)cu ejenanerH.

&biluoelpbiu, s. Sept. 9li3 oa5
Shladtid]iii vMontaua" BON Der
9unocsflotte geltern in gcaeue
Sslano eintrnf, mlrOen bebaItenoe
@orrGte Don 9rieg5materioI, inter
oieien 5000 8utrouen fiir orei35i,
lige @ei6iiBc, an 9oro gelpmmen.
IS beiBt, oaB Die o4tontaua" Dem.
nddit nod ntcrifnniiden geluaiicra
o69ebeu miro. Ger 9cicbl5baber
uno ole Gfii3iere 0cs Sdiifes te-
boupten, ooB tie porlduiia nod) fci.
ucn 9eiebI erbaitcn baben, nad me.
rifaniiheu @emaiierH 5u geben.
9cide i'm aOffer.
Ottapa, 10. Sept. Die Qeid)e 6ss
@u6maderg glbe gubenilein bon
grOotIgn. y. D., Ser isit osm %.
auauIt bgmiBt Ddro, ipur0e in eli
nem RoTfer in einem leeritebenoen
6aufe Qefunoen. Din 90 2luguIt
batte iid Elm Wlaun bic S6IGTel ges
ben laIIen, um oas 0aus 81 beIidtis
gen, Oas 81 bsrmieten ipur. yiad
5iuei Scqen brahte er Die S9IuGel
5uriif. 9ernutlih brahte er ndbs
reno Oieier 3eit oie 2ei4e in Oas
5uus.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
Nidt 5nlrieoeu.
SOlfsmaIIen III eSapam
gegcm Hegiernng.
Die GrmOrOuus slbcs.

&oflo, Nsobon, 3. Sept. Die Gr<
mproung non s5npaneIsE in gtantina
bat sur gnpenDung iharFer Wlabres
eeIn 3peds llnterbriiduns ron glnars
6iiten sefiibrt. 5eute ipuroe in
Sotio Die Serousgobe bsr unabs
bdngigen 3eitung s9iiroiu 56imban1
unteriagt. Die 3eitung batte in eis
mem nor einigen 5agen psrsffentlirhs
ten 4rtitel bebouptet. OaB bic BE-
itrdfung Der pon Dem d1insiiI6en
9rdiioenten SuanI9itoi oa8geianb-
ten Spione erTt begonnen babe, onb
Die @rmorbuna bes 9ireIiors oes
pplitifnen 8lasaus i'm 9(usp6rtioen
glmt, 9tbe. nit 4s9t Elm Gtrafoeriht
0es 5immels gennnnt iperoea tonne
unb oaB onoere Morbe fpleen perz
ben. Die NliteIieber hes fnpaniIhen
Sabinetts peroer beItGn0fg BON @e=
heimpli3iiten beipaht uno iiberaa bin
begIeitet. nobin iie iicb begeben. Srob
aller BON Der Regierung an1epanos
ten WtaBregeln greift bic reaierunos=
feinoline Stimmung unteT oem 8plt
beitGnoi9 peiter um iicb.
SIR heute abeno iino in berIdiez
oenen SeiIen Der Staet fpieberum
MIoiienosriammlnneen einberuten
noroeu, in oenen &ebner bic Res
sicrung pabrfheinIi5 oufs neue
14arf angreifen tperOen.
&ofio, s. Gept. Gie @nnoronna
OcS GireftOrs oes politiidcu gil.
rcau5 i'm 9luSmdrtigeh 9lalt SSo.
pans, Wtortiaro &be. baf aie aroba
gioiie bes golfeS Dermaben agi1e.
regt, oaB Die 9eborOen In lteter
5ur6t bor eiten ollgemeutcn &ui.
itanO Ieben. SIM 9ibisn asarf in
oieler Sta0t foilo gelterlf eine aiaj.
ienoerianlmIung ltait, IN Der mes.
rere fconer gan5 often nerloratcg,
bob oie gicaiering gegen China
encrgiidb porgcbe. Cine grobe Sln.
sobl 0erer, Die on ser Eerlan1ntI.ne
teil9eltnmncn batten, marid)icrtsn
mad SdIub Der Wtallenperinnull!lma
tlad Dem 9luSiuartigen glmt nno
nerlan9ten BORT oen afiniIter li;r
gluslpdrtige 9lngcIegeHDciten, Baron
gtobllafi Moftno, Su iprchen Ser
@liniIter IieB iib ieOof nidt iprc.
den. Seine @attin teilte 0cr anf.
eeregten Meuge nit, 0ob ibr 0atte
nidbt 5u @uuie, ionoern in mid,tigen
Stoatsgeit)oiten nof 0cm fdiierli.
den &alait 9erufen poroen iei. llm
Nittternadt mari6icricn tic nad Der
SSobnlng OcS Brenicrriniiters, 9cs
8raien Oannnlntb, uo iic auh
niftS auSribten fonnten Gle mar.
teten o6er troB ocS faIteH 9icgcn.
meters bis 5ur friiben aliorgeE
itrtnoe in Ser 9tQbe Der @obnuua.
Inter Den Geiluebmern oil Der
Notwithstanding beiauoen iidl
riclc Stuoelltcn, BON ocncn einige
Die oiSndrtige Eolitif Der iapani.
idcn 6cgieritng elmer ifaricn Sri
tit lrntermarfen uno ertl1rtcn, oob
Ole iaponii6e diplomatic nod nie.
mails cttpas bo5u beigetragen babe,
OaS Geid) aui5ubauen nno in oaeaL
mos lie rntcrnommelL MIR fldgIi.
dies 6iosto gemadt babe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
SaiiermdnjOer.
@eroen tit Oieieit abr
orei Sage Oaneru.
&aiier uad) Sab Sal,6rann.

:, Berlin, s. Sept. 9tuF IfIsFIdan
Sooen beginner beute bic Drsi Sooe
onuern0en Gaiiermouoper. Der aTis
Ter reiite beute Mlittoa nit Sem oez
tern bier eirgetrOIfenen 96na 9ons
1tdniln ron 8rie@enlano unS Ieiasn
anssren fiiritIi6en @jditeu nqh l,m
Utdnons1sebiet ob uno triFft d6en3s
um hoIh oht llbr in 9ob GaIsbruIu
EN-, irp ii6 feir Suupsqrartier beiins
Den 'pirs. Oar &urort pranat hsltte
lflcn in pra4tissm 6loaasn. rnn
Sllmeni9rnud un0 ipir0 0em ss,r.
ihes bel Ieinsr 9(ntunit einen snifus
iiaitildtn @mpf0ng 6ereiten. s,u
8nbnbof un0 in oen GtraEen nno
Gbreapfcrteu erriGtet Dor6en. uao
tciu 9auS If ungsidmiidt.
Ods @ranO 0otsl. in peIdem Ger
Sdtier nit Ieinen fiiritli6en @,dHeu
pohnsn miro. lit porgeltern ihon CON
aIlen Rarediten gerdumt purosn. Die
tlir Cen 9erridber reIerpierten Ie:bs
summer ltao NIT tsinen eioensn. apn
bier noH Sal8brunn ssiunbten Ii0s
bsln ons9eitdtiet por0sn unD moden
ttnen einfaden, geoiegenen Ginori,f.
Die duSIGnoiiden Mon0pergdIe,
unter Oenen ii9 9sneralmoipr eto,
naro Wooo, Der GbeT res ameriia.
nii1cn @,eueraIitdbs. unb Der itdIitnls
l9e Gencralitnbsdef 8snerdlItntrant
pollto hefinhsn. iperOen in 9resldu
einquort'ert uno tGqliG in 9(utomoais
len. nod Dem llebuu9sfsloe gebrdft.
Die gtanOperleitung miro ibrCn
Stdnoort in Der Staot 5reibure pd.
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
Sebnt syosoermas ab.
9iebfneft iuiI iidl nidlt nit srupy.
Seanlteu nuelliereu.

Berlin, 10. Sept. Gin bober Be-
amter Der 5irma arupp. fpel6er in
Der llnterIudung beg. bur6 Die Gnts
biilIungen bes fo5iolbemOfratiI9en
Reidstagsobgenrpnetsn 2iebtnedt
aufgebedten SdmiergeIDer llnpe>
fens sripidelt iit, Bat Die 9arIamen.
tarier gum 3peitampf ssforbert.
2tber 9ie6fnedt bat bic 6orberung
abgeIebnt. Der Rame bes apF elm
9uea erpibten 9ruppsgeanten pirb
bprldufiu uidlt denount.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
gScrDem croTmet.
Siirfiif-bulgariidJe ssrieOeusfOuferens
an Der glrbeit.

Sonitantinopsl, TO- Sept. @eitern
ii bier bic tiirfif6sbulgoriihe 5rie-
oeiIstonfersn3 3uIammsugetreten, Die
az anbabnung elmer Gini8ung iibsr
bie 5ipIifen oen bsibsn Rutipusn
inlpebenben SireitFrneea einberufen
iooroen 1T. Der tiirfiId)e GrcBpeFr
orudte IN feiner 4nipro6e an bic De-
legaten bic 6offrrung aug, baB bic
StBungsn Der 9pi1feren3 pon GrfOIg
sefr0nt fein m6gsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
Slctbt neridjtpmn ocn.
gtahfuri6uuseu uah griedJllfem Grs.
bijdof SOgoanDipttldD ueraebens.

@ien, s. Sept. Der grie6iI6e
Gr3biidof 8ogoauopiti4. pel9er
Netroppiit in &arloni5, ilngacu, ii,
unn Der nenli9 bon gao @dlien, ioo
er fid sur Sur auf9ehalten. ais pers
mibt gemel0et ipuroe, ilt bis ieht nieat
auigetunoen lpor0en. Sine Gilfsz
@rpepition, pelfe auf 0ie GUIDE nab
Dem @rsbii9of dusgefan0f murpe,
Der BON 8do @aFein aus einen 4nss
flug in Die 8erge uRtsrupmmen, 1T
ltnperri1teter Sahe Suriidgetehr!,
@on Dem 9ermibten bat Tih teine
Spur entoeden Iafen, un0 porldufig
ltebt man einem 3GtIel gegendber.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
.balD tit Den
Ser. Staaten.
ySirO onu GDnticopf
na6 Serntont geI9afft.
SeiebI Ses Wiiniifers Ses Sn,
snern

GOIebrOpE, g. s., 10. Sept, 9su.
te pOrmittag tpurbe 5arrp St. 2balp
auf @riuhen bss itellpsrtretennen
9ouOerneurs Glpm ppn gtep gort
BON bisiisen 8sb0rben in 6aft es.
nommen. Die 8e96rben peigsrtsn
iid. buriibsr 9tufidIuB 5u geben, Oh
sr gIei9 na9 gletp gOrt meter be.
foroert meroen ION.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-14
Sm Semat palliert.
Sarifbill sebt jest an Sas Son.
ferenSfOmitee.
llului6tiae gcrGnoernusen.

8oIbington, 10. Sept. Die rns
berpOoo SimmonszSarifbiu purs
be in Der geitrigen SiBung oes
8unoesfenats NIT A gegen 81
Stimmen ongenpmmen. @egen bie
8orloge itimmten 5pei Oemotroten,
Die beiben Senatoren bon 2ouiIiana,
Sbor1ton unb RansoeI, nGbrenb
Senator poinoerter, progreffber,
unb Genator Ga ssoaette, 9fepubIis
toner, fir Die @prlnge ItimmteH.
SeBt sebt Die 8OrIage an bas Buns
oes glbgeorpnetenbaus uno pir0
pabrf9eiuli6 mod i'm Qaufe bieTer
Wo6e bem &onferen8=&onitee iibers
tpieIen iperoen. gu Mtit9Iiebern bes
4pnferen5 &omitess ernannte 8iaez
prGiibent Mar1ban Ole oemotrotiTcben
SenatDren Simmons, Sbipeln,
Sobnion unb Wiliams unb bic g9es
publitoner: Penroie. 2obge unb Ga
5oGlette. Die @orloge in Der BON
bem Senot geItern angenommenen
5orm entbGlt bic bauptId9li1iten
8eitimmunsen, Die bas 9nus glltgee
beiBen bat, eini9IieBlih sollfreien
3uder unb 5onfreie Ro6fppIle, unb
bat bic 3oIlraten fir anbere gfrtitel
nod beruiltsr geiebt. Die 0urAs
f6nittsz poo boloreu" 3pllrate in
Der iebi9en 8ill 1T unsefdbr 26 pros
gent, cine Gebuttion bon % prosent
Der beTtehenben 3atsn uno BON beis
no1e 4 Pro5ent Der BON benl glbeee
orbnetenbous in ber neuen 8prloae
feitgeisbten 3oGIraten,
SbeoIoge geitorben.
Or. Spicfer am Seminar in Mount
glirp, 8bilaOelpbia.
philadelphia, 9o., 10. Sept. Or.
Geprge 5reberid Spieter, profeIIor
Der &ir9engei9i9te am 2utberiI9en
SbeoIogif9en Seminar lit Mtount
2ttrp, philadelphia, lit geitern in Der
Dobnung feines S9piegerIobnes,
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-05-09
TRIBUTES TO PERRY.

Next after Paul Jones stands Oliver
Hazard Perry. Jones brought the
American Revolution home to Eng
land. Perry drove England back be
hind the barricades of her New France.
The fight off Scarborough Head in the
North Sea told the world that if Eng
land was the mistress of the sea,
America was master. The fight off
Putin Bay rescued the territory con-
ouered by George Rogers Clark and
wioed out the disgrace Of Hull's sur
render. Jones laid the cloth for the
French alliance. Perry cleared the
wav for Harrison's advance and short
ened the distance between Bladens-
burg and the Treaty of Client. But.
above all. it was Perry, like Jones, who
rave the world assurance of a man, Of
An American and of America, the re-
sistless. the uncomfortable; of the
glad. the glorious, the wonder breed
ing. of the Union. the imperishabie.
Henry Watterson.
Prompt to decide, immovable in his
decisions, energetic in carrying them
into effectto these valuable qualities
he added an untiring industry and en-
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proposed that their remains shall be
disinterred and find final resting
places within the crypt of the me-
mortal
The accepted design of the Perry
memorial was secured through an
architectural competition conducted
under the rules of the American Insti-
tute of Architects and decided by the
National Commission of the Fine Arts
The monument, when completed as
designed. will cover, with its plaza,
almost all of the reservation dedicated
as park to the memorial. The plaza,
rising in a gradual ascent from the
waters edge to the level height of IL
feet, is 75S feet long and 461 feet
wide. The Doric column in the cen
ter, is 335 feet in height, from the
base to the light on the tripod sur
mounting the abacus which is 300
feet high and will be rallied for an
observation gallery. It will be reached
by electric elevators. The column is
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-05-09

had been launched at Erie harbor only
month before, but had made endur
ing history in this incredibly brief
period Delaying but two days, to as.
semble the military forces on Putin
Bay Island, the American army set
sail for Michigan. The city of Detroit
was evacuated by the British, who
were pursued into Canada and utterly
routed at the battle of the Thames,
October 9Th, victory in which Perry
himself had share as volunteer aid
on the staff of General Harrison.
From that supreme hour of the bat
tie, the destinies of the vast domain
now comprising the western section Of
New York and the greater part of
what is now known as the Middle
West, (including wisconsin,, were
fixed forever within the boundaries OF
the American Union.
From an international standpoint
Perry's victory won for American
arms the respect of the world. 1t was
notice to Europe, and one never since
unheeded, that the nation which was
baptized in blood at Lexington, was
amply able, as an infant republic, to
care for herself on land and sea. It
had conclusive effect, not only in
terminating the War of 1912, but in es-
tablishing terms in respect to the fu-
ture boundary between Canada and
the United States most favorable to
the latter.
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officers. The Lawrence" Perry's flag
ship, was soon put out of commission
by the long range and concentrated
fire of three of the enemy's ships, leav-
ing only 18 out of her 101 officers and
men not dead or disabled. From this
bloody wreck the dauntless Perry re-
moved his flag, in a small boat under
heavy fire, to the Niagara. Bring
ing all his remaining fleet into action,
the young American commander
passed through the line of the enemy
with successive broadsides at short
range, and in the brief space of thirty
minutes compelled the surrender of
the British flagship Detroit" and Of
the Queen Charlotte" Lady Pre-
vost," and Hunter The "Chippe-
way" and Little Belt" endeavored to
escape, but were overtaken by the
American vessels, scorpion" and
"Trippe,' and struck their colors with
in an hour.
The victory was complete, but no
one on either side could have for
seen the vast consequences of that
days work. The immediate result was
the expedition which redeemed Mich
igan from British rule. Had Perry
been defeated, General Harrison's
army would have been isolated in the
Sandusky Country of Ohio, impotent
to strike a blow toward the north.
Perry's victory enabled General
Harrison to embark his troops aboard
the warscarred American feet, which
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-05-09

~~4HERE have been few combats on
land or sea more tremendous in
their consequences than the bat
tie Of Lake Erie The heroism
displayed on both sides of that engage
nent indicated the quality of personal
bravery in both combatants and re-
1uires no eulogy here.
Commodore Perry had accom-
,lished, with the aid of his Rhode Is
and craftsmen, the extraordinary feat
building his fleet from the freshly
lewn timbers of the forests around
oresque Isle (now Erie), Pennsyl-
ania, and of launching his vessels in
he face of a British blockade. The
naval supremacy of the lakes was at
stake and the issue was the greatest
# the wall. From August II to Sep
TENDER 10, 1913, Perry cruised Lake
erie in search of the enemy under
command of Captain Barclay. On the
after date the British fleet was de-
scried, as Perry's vessels lay quietly
the harbor of Putin Bay, and at
,nce the daring American commander
,ailed forth to give battle.
The brief but glorious story OF the
conflict that ensued is known to every
schoolboy. The Americans had the
advantage in the number of their YES
sells. and in broadside weight of metal;
the British, in the number and carry
ing power of their guns and slight
numerical superiority of seamen and
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4 T the inception of the Perry's
~ Victory Centennial enterprise,
n the commissioners of the sew
eral states proposed that a
permanent memorial, overlooking the
scene of the battle of Lake Erie,
should be their essential purpose in
achieving the objects for which they
we're appointed. Every suggestion Of
history and sentiment pointed to Put
n-Bay Island, Lake Erie. as the logical
site.
It consists of a reservation Of about
ourteen acres in extent, with some
fourteen hundred feet of water front
n both sides, situated in the narrow
leck Of land at Putin-B Bay Island 1t
oyerlooks the waters of Lake Erie
oward West Sister Island, whence
Commodore Perry sent his famous
Message to General Harrison.
On the shore Of the bay, not far
rom the memorial site, are the graves
If American and British officers killed
the battle of Lake Erie, and it is