davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

Totals. 80 10 q Is Totals. % q Is I
rBatted for Schultz in ninth inning. fBatted
for Beaumont in seventh inning.
Cincinnati ..-...-0 o o O O. IL
Chicago ............0 0 O o o 0 0 90
Two-base hits-Egan, Mcmillan. Sacrifice hit
Schultz. Stolen bases-HoblitZe1l Exan Left
on bases-Chicaso. 2; Cincinnati. 4 First base
on baIs-OT Reulbach. 2; off Burns. l. First
base on errors-Chicago, /; Cincinnati. 1. Struck
out-By Reulbach, B: by Burns. 8. Time-1:45.
Cmrires-Johnston and Moran
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

The following telegram was received by
r. NJ Owen < Co. yesterday from Kansas
City. Mo. which explains itself:
Of1cial Glidden REQ was among the first
four cars that arrived here on Saturday.
The motor is still running perfectly and
the tires are untouched since leaving the
factory at Lansing. Official REQ leaves
with MIR Ferguson > o'clock Monday morn
ing for Omaha. Pathfinder Lewis selected
another ReO as pilot to LeavenWOrtn to-
morrow. Fifteen of the twenty-Six orig
mai contestants are now disabled or have
withdrawn Seven Of the twelve nOn-cOn-
testantS We're shipped home owing 10 bad
roads Every car has now been penalized
more or less. with chances favOring the
Premier winning GHdden trophy on inal
physical test Among the cars Withdra Wu
are two Chalmers. two Coles. three Car
ters. two ParryS. TWO Ohios both Lexing
tons. CtnO and Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
CLEVELAND.
Totals "a IL 81 .ls . Totals Z. "a 727I2


"Batted for Blackburn In the ninth inning
Cleveland ...,...~, q OF
Chicago ........... O o q O 2-2
Two-base hit-GandiI Hits-On olsus,ead. 3
in inning; OF White. In = innings Sacrifice
hit--Grnney. Sacrifice fiies-Iord. Purtell- stolen
bases--tiraney. Gandil, Turner Bradley. Double
plays-Blackbarne to Gandil Turner to Latoie
to Stova; Baekhurne To Zeider 10 Gandl t2l.
Left on hases-Chicago. z: Cleveland. L. Bases
on balls-On Omstead, I: of White. 1; on
Harkness, /. Struck out-By Olmstead !. by
-EvanA
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
CUBS MAKE JUST ONE HIT
Burns Keeps Them Guessing and
Cincinnati Reds Win.

Chicago. June 27-Burns held the Chicago
Cubs to one hit to-day, while the Cincin-
natl Reds pounded Reulbach for ten safe
drives and won by a score of 2 to O.
Chance and Steinfeldt were absent from
the field each having been suspended for
three days for his conduct at Pittsburg on
Saturday. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
TORONTO DEFEATS NEWARK
Use Whitewash Brush to Good
Effect on Indians.

Toronto opened a series with Newark
Yesterday, in Newark by administering a
shutout to the home team by a score Of
to 0.
Holmes the Indian southpaw, was in the
box and opened the game with a show of
wildness that netted a run for the visitors.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

Two-base hit-Iennox Three base hit
Burch Hits-Of Curtis, In 2 2-3 innings; Off
Barger, 4 in innings; off scanon, 2 In IN. IN.
nings; off Brown, 4 in 6 Ia innings Sacrifce
hist Smith. Beck. Stolen bases-Cons:
Herzog. Double pays-T. Smith. Humnel and
Burch: Bergen and Hummel Shean, Sweeney
and Sharpe: Brown and Sharpe. Sacrifice hy-
Hurnme Left base-Boston. 5; Brooklyn >.
First base on balls-Of Curtis, 2; Oft Barger, !;
off Scanlon . Struck out-By Brown. l; by
scanlon. 4. Time, 1:57 Umpires-ODay and
Brennan.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
INe score follow
ST. LOUIS.
PITTSBURG.

Two-base hits-Bryne (2). Leach. Hyatt Glib
son. konetchy. Bresnahan. Three-base hit
oakes Saerihce hits-Leach. MileIr Wilson
Sacrince hies-clarke. Wilson. stolen base
Miller Double plays-Webb. Wagner and Hy-
att: HauseT. Huggins and Konetchy (2o Bssea
on baIls.on Webb l; off Lush l. Struck out
BY webb l. First on errors-Pittsburg 4: ST
Louis. J. Left on bases-Pittsburg s: ST Iouis
A. Ilme-l;o5, umpires- -Rigler and Ensie
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
PIRATES BEAT ST. LOUIS
Webb, O. New Pitcher, Holds His
Opponents to Six Hits

Pittsburg, June 27.-Pittsburg defeated ST.
Louis here to-day IN easy fashion Webb
the new left-hander, was strong until the
ninth inning. when three hits were made
off his delivery. Clarke and Leach had
thirteen put-outs between them in the ont
field
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
CLEVELAND, 7; CHICAGO, Q

Chicago, June G.-Cleveland defeated Chi
cago by score of to 2 In the last game
played at the old South Side park to-day
The new plant will be opened on Friday
Cleveland knocked Olmstead out OF the box
in the first inning and scored four runs
Harkness held the losers safely at all times
The scOre follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
NEW YORK
Totals. .a5 10 27 II o Totals. s1oaN,

'Batted for Fletcher in the ninth inning
fBatted for Au,es in the eighth inning
philadelphia ........0 O o o Or
New York. 0 0 %
Two-base hits-Merhle. Meyers. Sacrifice hits
--hnabe, Grant. Murray ~. Seymour o. Doc
Ian. Left on Philadelphia II: New
York. S. First base on rrcr-PhiIadelphia
Struck out.By Moore. 8; by Ames. I. Bases
on balls-Of Moore. 4; off Ames, 2 Hit by
pitcher-By Moore Murray; by Ames CWalsh5
Passed bali-Moran; Hits-Of Ames. 10 in 8
innings; off Crandall. in i inning Time-2:OO
Umpires-klem and Kane.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
FIRST GAME.
Totals 3J 10 o7 g n

Two-base hits-Lewis Collins Baker S+abI
O!dring- Three-base hit-Collins. Hits-OT
Ctcotte . in 3 innings; off Hall, in 8 innings
-Stahl, Strunk, Murphy. Barry. Double pIay
Collins and Davis. Left on bases-Boston
q; Philadelphia, First base on baIls-Ofr
Ctcotte. | off Krause. .; off Hall. g. Hit by
pitcher-By Krause Lord); by Cicotte (Davis5
Struck out-By Hail. .: by Krause g. Time
90. tmpires-Perrine and O'Loughlin
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
SECOND GAME.

Three-bsse hft--LeIivelt. Sacrifice hit-Mc-
Bride. Stolen bases-Gardner, Mitchell Left on
baSes-Washington. 8: New York. l. First base
or balls-On Groom, 3: off Manning 1. First
base on errors-Washington. 2; New York 2
Struck out-By Groom. 5; by Manning I. Time
i 40 Cmpire-Egan.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
Totals .S7b9s26 IL Totals 1927 2
"Cockill out. hit by batted ball

@CocklII out, MT by batted bail.
Jersey City. 0 0 o / X
Montreal .......0 0 0 1 o.
First base errors-Montreal. /: Jersey
City, .. Left bases-Montreal. f. Jersey
City. 4. First base bals--On Jones 8: of
Sitton. g. Struck out-By Jones. 1: by Sitton.
3. Three-base hits-Clemen. Denininger. Two
base hits-Winters, HanfGrd. Sacrifice hits
Abstein Deininger CD. Stolen bases-Dem-
mitt. Johnson, Esmond. Clement. Double
plays-Nattress and Cochill Yeager. Cockill
and Curtis; Johnson. Hsnifan and Abstein.
Passed bail-Curtis. Time-1 :45 Umpires-
Fineran Haitigan.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

Syracuse. S: Troy, T.
Elmira, 8; Wilkes Barre, l.
Albany, 3: Utica, l.
Binghamton VS. Scranton frainl
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
SECOND GAME
''IyVOANU N4f NJ Z.
PHIIADEI ,PHIA pnSrn>-

TwC-bPse hit-LOrd. Sacrifice bits-Smith
Oldring. Bender. Barry. stolen ba bases-Oidrina
Murphy Double play-smith. stahl and Lord
Left on bases-Bnston, I: Philadelphia I BASES
on balls-Of Smith. 2; off Bender l. First base
on errorsnPhiladelphia. l.. Hit by pitcher1By
smith. l lBenderl: by Bender. tStahD. Struck
out-By Smith. 2: by Bender. g. Wild pitch
Bender Time-1:45 Umpires-o' ushlin and
$500
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
ROCHESTER, 4; BALTIMORE, o.

Al Baltimore R.H.E
Rochester 40 o o o o "a
Baltimore % 0 o o 90
Batteries-HoImes and Blair; Malioy and Esan
Unpires-Byron and Stafford
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
FIRST GAMF
Totals. .s4 8 SO % d Totals. "a I 80 IA
'Batted for Walker in tenth inning.

Three-base hit-Gardner. Sacrifice hits-Leli-
welt, Quinn Double plays-Knight. Gardner and
Chase sweeney and Gardner; Mcbride and I'm
glaub Left on bases-Washngton. A. New
York. 5. First base balls-On Walker 3; off
Quinn, 2. First base on errors-Washington. 3:
New York. 2. Hit by pitcher-By Walker, l..
Struck out-By Walker, 3; by Quinn. 9. Time
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

Northampton. s; Springfield, l.
New Haven, 2; Hartford, /.
Waterbury, 5; Bridgeport, 4.
New Britain. 3; Holyoke, 8
Q1 inn, darkness).
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
BUFFALO, 3; PROVIDENCE, g

At Providence R.H 3
Buffalo ........0 3 o 0-5 8 8
Providence ....1 o o % 10 1
Ratteries-Taylor and Williams: Kline and
Fitzgerald. Umpires-Murray and Hurst.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Worcester 4; Haverhill, 90 inn).
Worcester. 10; Haverhill 3.
New Bedford, Z; Fail River, Q.
Lynn, 3: Lowell, 0.
Lawrence, 3; Brockton, o
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION REs,u 7s

Louisville. s: Milwaukee q
indianapolis. 8; Kansas City. g.
Columbus. g. ST. Paul O.
Toledo 8; MINNEAPOLIS o
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Thoroughbred RACING League Golf RoWmg
Baseball FfS6f in
Three LeQ1ueJ


NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at New York.
st. Loui. at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Philadelphia. 2; New York. o.
BrookIyn, 8; Boston, 2.
PittsburE. I; st. Louis, s.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
salease : i ssi ri. e = = ;s5 ;s5
Cincinnati 2s 2s .Sos BOSTON, 20 So .sss
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit.
st. Louis at Cleveland
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 4: Washington, 8.
Washington. 2; New York, L..
Philadelphia. 3; Boston. L.
Cleveland, =; Chicago, 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
rh,la. M- y l. L; F;s ssi Cleveland 3 g IS 81
Detroit e@ o!s s. Is Is ss sas Wash ston Il So tss
Boston 80 % .526St. Louis. Is 81 .Z9l
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Montreal at Jersey City.
Toronto at Newark
Buffalo at Providence.
Rochester at Baltimore
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City. 8: Montreal, 2.
Toronto. 5. Newark, O.
Rochester. 1, Baltimore, o.
Buffalo, 5; Providence, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
WIPCt W.L.P.C.
Newark 35 2S .58S Baltimore. 20 % .oVU
Rochester 30 22 -51i Jersey city q o! 's31 3n
Toronto. 80 "a .65l Bun aio E4 81 -6SS
Providence 27 20 .519j Montreal. 10 SH -ooV
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

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New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
ON THE GOLF LINKS
Shinnecock Hills Club to Begin
Tourney on Saturday.

Competitions at the Shnnecock Hills Golf
Club will begin on Saturday with a match
between teams chosen from the members
and subscribers. The annual invitation
tournament of August 4. and 6. won last
season by r. C. Watson, and the competi-
tions of July 4. August q and September 8.
10 and "a are open to guests well as TO
members. The green committee consists
of Adrian II. Larkin. Chester GriswOld and
Joseph S. Clark. The fairway is in excel
lent order, due TO the heavy rainfall CT
June and the continual use of the steam
roller. which was idle last year.
A match at the Forest Hill Field Club
yesterday had four caddies as principals
one being Louis Angelo. the most noted
one-armed player in the East. Angelo and
George Smullen were paired. and hailed
from the Essex County Country Club. They
lost, after an interesting contest, to the
local team. Frank Sullivan and Peter Far
ley, the latter formerly of the Baltusrol
caddies. who finished / up. The scores by
strokes were: Farley, 20; Sullivan. 81: An
gelo and Smullen, 50 each
In the four-ball exhibition match on Fri
day at the Wilmington DeL) Country
Club Gilbert Nichols and VIII Anderson
defeated Aleck Smith anu George Sargent
by up and to play In thirtysix holes.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
JERSEY CITY, 5; MONTREAL 2.

Jersey City defeated Montreal in a list
less game at Jersey City yesterday by the
score Of to >. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-18

De poseod q Yobucoa. Ha lido a la
Eimpatica poblacion del este, a Ia q
semeja nido de palomas entire ra-
majes de esmeraldmos tonos, la dis
tinguida sehora Maria Cintron dc
Ferrer, esposa de nuesto amigo e
Lcdo. Rafael Ferrer. Estara breve
tempo ausente de Ia ciudad Ia jo-
ven DANA y le deseamos las mejores
impresiones.
Personales. Con 81, proposito de
concurrir q la asamblea que Sc llevo
aefecto aver en- los salones de la Man
sion Ejecutiva, visitaron a San Juan
y han regresado va Ia mayor parte
a sus respectivas residencias en- la
isla el iuez y fiscal de Ia corte de Pon
ce Sres. Foote y Palacios .Rodri-
guez, iuez y fiscal de Humacao
Sres.. Demin guez y Acosta Quinte-
70, ,jlez de Mayaguez Sr. Schoen
rrich' y fiscal Sr. Lloreda, Lcdo.
Vilella de, San Sebastian, Santoni de
ArecBo, fiscales de Arecibo y Qua
wanna Sres. Aponte y Mdstre, juez
de Arecibo senor Cordova Davila,
Lcdo. Yordan Davila Acosta y Sc
pulveda de Ponce, Lcdos. Marin y
Santiago de Guayama y Bayamon,
Lcdo. Gonzalez Mena de Aguadilla
Urrutia de Anasco y juez Alfarp de
Coamo; Que Sc repitan sus gratas
visitas & Ia ciudad.
Del "VersaIes' ponceao. Por CO
rreo de aver y en- pel'fu.naao bllletito
que denuncia mujer bella Y dlscreta,
recibimos la siguientc ''nota" que
con el mayor gusto publicamos.
LA encantadora triguena del
Versailles" de Ponce, Junta Diaz;
que reside en- Ia calle que al mitolo-
jico dos pagano Mercurio recuerda,
con sus ojos de diamante negro y sus
miradas de alba risuena, ha conquls-
tado ell corazon del joven comisionis-
ia, del simpatico visitante que de
ruando en- cuando Sc suele ausentar
hacia las tierras de Maceo y de Jua-
rez. Siel dios de la venda vence al
hasta ahora rehacio "colibri' re-
sultara uno de sus mejores triunfos
pues Ia fama que tiene de reha-
cio es muy extendida. La belleza
y gracia Sc imponen siempre al
corazon mas empedernido y falta
ahora que Ia lindisima de ojos
de azabache Sc dele veneer por Ell
Cupido travieso. "Violeta'.
Vengan y con mucho placer por
nuestra parte, las nuevas notas que
nos ofrece la habil "secretaria" ESQ
81, sin olvidar las que a ella atahen
La reception de aver. A las cinco de
la tarde de aver ofrecio el gober-
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eIEU7[lLE[RlPlE y
bazar de rnusiCa de Jose laza Y Ca.

Esta casa cuenta sempre grandc eNistel"s de a-
trumentos para Bandas Orqnesta como FlaEta> tine
Terceroas Requntos (arinees OboeS SaNnnne> t"TH r
FIiscornos Baritonos Bombardnos Tromhnnes Iss19'
cones Niones yiolas Niolonceos Con saEai ic> a.
Laudes Mandoinas Bandurrias Redoba,es. 'lal"~ y
CONVENE SA5Els que nuestra delFa ].
svamente odo cuanto reere nllSiea. ia 1N' -
puede vender los pianos garantizdos de II relnu'A 4
CARL FISHER dc los cuales sonos lepIeaentaui
svos toda la Isla
Pida nuesro catalogo que contene II rejacon 4:
de MIL oulv1nyTAs obras para piano. violin man}oin !
infimo precio de ejemplal
Llamamos tambien Ia aten,ifon sobTe nnesro comp1
surtido de msica de autores rueofrquehos de zazpe
espanolas.
CRUZ No. 16 SAN JU4N, PR APAR7.4DO o1s.
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De G0Gj@dQ7d.
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nador Cotton q los senores que
vinieron de la isla a la reunion
de funcionarios judiciales y aboga-
dos y otras personals de esta ciu-
dad invitadas especialmente, una
reception la que Sc llevo a
efecto en- los salones particu-
', lares del Palacio de gobierno sirvien-
dose un rico "ambigu'' 4 los concu-
rrentes y cambiandose impresiones
entire el gobernador, attorney gene
raj y los invitados El acto termino
algo entrada la tarde.
Los que pueluen. En- el vapor de
aver regresaron de los Estados Uni
dos el fiscal INFERNO de Arecibo Lcdo
]. R. Aponte y SUI distin guida esposa
|y los dlstin guidos esposos Gonzalez
Giusty que estuvieron algun item
po en- los Estados Unidos.
Los jovenes esposos Aponte-Or-
tiz ella de Ponce que hace POGO rea-
llzaron SUI slmpa tico enlace, fueron q
Estados unidos en- viaje de recien
casados y vuelven q la nativa terra
a continuar SUI dichosa luna de miel.
Los jovenes esposos Gonzalez
Glusty visitaron la America del nor
te, para reponerse completamente la
sonora Elena de la dolencia que lie
aquejo durante algun tempo, y dc
la que esta va perfectamente bien.
Bienvenidos los que disfrutan de ge-
neral estimacion en- esta sociedad Y
que siempre haya para cllos la ven
tura que hoy les sonrie.
Semper.
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RE|MPRES|0N
de las Leyes de Puerto Rico
AVISO.

Por orden dol Congreso, todas las
Leyes de Puerto Rico. incluyendo lis
Actas de IL Ultima Session de la Legis
latura, seran pronto reimprimidas, en-
Ingles y en- Espahol, con un indice ge-
neral, por Ia Imprenta del Gobierno
en- Washington. Segin calculos efyc-
tuados sobre ell costo de este trabsio,
que est4 va realizsndose, el valor de
un juego complete, bien en- Espa1ol 8
en- lngles, encuadernado en- badana,
no excedera de $1,000. Sc s1plica 4
todas aquellas personals que deseen oh.
tener juegos de dichas Leyes, que la
fecha mas breve possible 10 notifquen
al Secretario de Puerto Rico indican.
do 81 desean Ia edici6n 1nglesa 8 Es-
psiola, para poder al soiicitar de Ia
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.RvMORES De DIS
GU:ST0 en- BA YAM0h.
Sc dice que lie hs sido ofre
cida la secretaria al Sc
nor Santaella.
Los pnros estan barloyentean-
do entire Scila y Caribdis sin
decidirse a chocar.
Varios vecinos se nueiaron del
Varios vecinos Sc quejaron del
mosto a La Sanidad y esta
oy6 la queja como quien oye
Hover.
Ode nuestro corresponsal J

Noviembre 1S.-Se encuentra en-
esta ciudad con lcencia el tenlente
Mongll inmediatamente nos vimos
con el para informarnos 81 continua
ba al frente de este distirlto pollcia-
co Y nos dijo que no podia darnos Sc
guridad alguna; que Sc lie habia indi-
cado quedaria comandando Ia fuer-
"a de Juana Diaz pero que esta era
una mera indication
Va el artlor politico va decrecien-
do unicamente Sc hahla entire los re
publicanos puertorliqrse1os, de sus
proyectos cuando tomen possession
de Ia administration Municipal. Los
puros no Sc ven nj Sc oven
Los unionistas trabaja en- la orga
nizacion de su partido no desma
yando en- SUI entusiasmo por la eau
sa que defender.
Nos suplican los vecinos de la calle
del comercio Zen la parte baja) que
todas las noches como entire s Y 8
tiene que cerrar las puertas del frente
de su casa por que los olores del mos
to no Ia permite tenerlas abiertas.
Anoche con tai motive fuimos por
aquellos sitios y era insoportable el
NAL olor.
Agregan los referidos vecinos que
varias veces Sc han quejado a Ia SAM
dad local Y esta les ha dido como
quien ove lloviznar.
Sc dice que los republicanos puer-
torriquenos le han ofrecido la secre-
taria del municipio al Sr. Eugenio
s'antaella actual cabo de la detective
Circula con insistencia este rumor V
hay NAL de fondo entire el grupo que
pretende ell bocado.
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Imprenta de! Gobierno de W ashington
la impression de ejemplares sufcientes
para llenar los pedidos.
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NJ. DREW CARREL.
Secretario de Puerto Rico, INFERNO.
En- esta imprenta Sc vend e
papel de periodicos viejos a
5 2quintal
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len fir iolde 6efte ME geidaffen er,
ideint itn6 obenbs hei fiinitlider
9eIeudtiing, forbig brlebt bon Suf.
tieen Soiletten, einem MGrdengurter
glei6t ans Dem man MIR ungerr
pieoer in bic ounfIen Straben Ser
Stobt biuoustritt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-05
@eminiibig 8Iatetn II.
anfmerfIamfeit beim Ganfcn Ser
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@it 8reli6e iuo SorgfaIt beobaf.
tet Die Mfiitter Die eriten 2atfperinhe
Hires 2ieblings Iobolo aber oas aino
ielbitonoig itn6 iider auf feline SiiB.
den itebt ltnb tpo6I gar i'm Stanoe lit,
I6on feline @trefen Su laufen, ,erfaT.
tet bas Sntereiie bolO am 2atfen Ser
&tn6er.
@iepiel boie SoIget, bGBli6e Mib.
bilbungen fonnten iebof BEL ItanSt.
ger Iufmerfiarnfeit auf bic Saltttng
Der Seine lino Ser SiiBe beim 9aufen
bermieoen iperoen. Ra1trdgIi9 itel.
len it9 nod oft &%riimmungen Der si
i6paden &no6en Elm, bic aiir iebr
ldngiam aiisna6ien, ober erit nod
anlegen itnb Iongem &rqeen bon
peinigenben Shienen beieifigt mer.
ben; aud Iiegt cine groBe Gefabr in
ben B6ufis re6t idpaden 4niebGn.
bern Der &inber, Die &rie ri6ten iid
bdnrl mad inner, uu6 nun miiIier
IanepeiIige 8roaeouren norgencm.
men tperSen, Ole oft senug penig,
oft aud gar feinen grfols baben. @l.
Ies bies lit siir9 einige Qufmerfiant.
fett 81 bernetoen.
glud barf elm &inb, ieI6it tueni es
,fdon iiher i6reitet, tientals Bis our
ltebermiioune laufen, bod miro sera.
DC in bieiem Sale re1t oft eeiiin0igt.
Ole Iiitter. @r5ieberinnen uip. be-
oenfen meiit niht, nie iebr lie bic
Geiunobeit Ser &inber oamit idGOi-
gen ilil6 nie idDpere SoIgeit elm lleber.
nn~itreneen Der &inoer benin 2aufeft
bnben fam. S1lrfig iiebt man, tpie 10
Elm fleines 8eien am S6noden mad.
geSogen miro, miibiam, ermottet, mo
erbist mtb es, obne grbarfnen all
finbeit, nebenber trippeln uno am al.
Oeren Gage lit Die Wiitter bodIt per'
tpunbert, OaB ibr ainoden bon itar.
fer GrfGltltne, o6er nod SbIimmc.
rem 10 plosli9 befdlIen fpiirbe. Selbit
fr1ftiee inb bon Natnr lebbafte Sin.
Ser, mel9e feline Grmiioung seieen,
muB man eintee Stiinoen CUR Giibe
8pineen, inbem man lie auoeripeitig
8u beidaftigen iuft.
8eim 2oufen ielbit ad,te Die iorg.
lame Mlitter itreng bornuf 6aB Die
6iiBe oisip1rts eeiest peroen; merit
Tie einen Sang gum ginpdrtseeben,
10 icI[ tie Die Miibe nift fdenerL tag.
lif cine babe Stultoe nit Dem &inbe
llebungen borsunebmer, ibm 3u sci,
gen, ipie es bic SiiBe ieeen ioII, unb
Inter itetem @nfpoiien Iangidm I'M
3in1mer nit i'm auf. unb nieoer.
ihreiten. 0ad un6 nod gep0bnt es
iib Damn Sas before 2aufen, 6as bei-
iere Snlten Der @eine an, es Iernt
oaSerbem nuf iib often nno aid
htss lit bon groBem er5ieberiidem
@ertbe.