Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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tom. On the return onmey tht belated Peer Marinette had promoed to teach the Kaibaiha Injuni jmJ in 16 4. niter a year'i liihnru, ut vni far then Unit. Ill health forced him to ipend the winter at a thriting InJian Tillage, Cbeeagon, anJ coaiefaenil) be Jut not reach them nmil the tping ol 16'). If’llb ho minion ha'JI) began, he became certain that ho h e nai reaching in enj anJ ut ant to mam tv meet bit Jeath at hb lent mmion-pUee. Scarcely able to reach the holt etream flaming rata lake Michigan uhich now bean hit name, he real otereome by the raragei of Joeair retailing Item the hardlhtfi be had endured in ho ihorl to foam among the Indiani. bat Hill leaching till ho rrrjr tail hoar, hr died in an Indian wigwam in 16'). DEDICATION To the memory of Franz Ch.idboume Eiebu eiler. u-ho left an ever lamng monument in the heath of tinJi nti of filarquttte U mitts ity during hit nineteen yean of teaching tn the Lite School, and uhote championship of indtudie.il it gbit won for him a place among the great turistt of Wisconsin, the lltlltop of 19)0 i respectfully dedicated.

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Down the turbid water l of the Fox and 0‘iuomin nun in a I'Nf.ih birch taaoe, guided by I hi billed head I nf tuo ft UK.il) In Juki, they paddled one, Father Jacquei Marque tu. a toldter of Ghent. the Other Lentil Joliet, a lolJtee oj leaner, until in 167} they reaibtd that matttth ttream. which the redenen ealleJ Mn tint Phi. the Father of the V'ateri. Alter a brief exploration of thh natural divide of the American continent, they turned their canon northward ,'IW mile) to Mackinaw, their original rendec-

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 • J«J George Calrert, laird Baltimore. a Catholic inhuman of excellent ability and huh standing m the conn of England, Jutted to prorrdt crime in Amenta lor the people of hit faith petit CM ted by the English Reformation. A P’cmiie of a fan I of land In Northern Virginia uai given to him hy hn tloie friend Hint; Chattel I. Untimely death hatted the egortt of the Catholic emancipator, hot hi) inn. Cecil Cal ret I, the teeond laird Baltimore, in Hi! received the grant. The colony permitting freedom of nun hip to all in member,, uai named Maryland hy Cha'iti I. in honor of hn Catbolte queen. At St, Mary'I, founded by laonard Cal ter I, Father White content J an Indian uigtram into the hr it F.nglhh Catholic Church in America. FOREWORD If. in tome future Jay, the Paget of tbit volume, like .1 crystalline minor, reflect the fond memories of a ycat .it Mjrcjuette, the treasured hours of pleasure uith associates ubo hate long itnce moved on lo distant Ijttdt, the innumerable hurt Is achieved on the field of athletics, the brilliancy of its society in all us cam put splendor and the multitude of similar activities , . . then the purpose of Hilltop XI’I has been realized.