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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07
Plenty of Ginger Shown.

Who can hir Ia the outield shouted
McAIeer after for1y-fve minutes batting
practice n can Lemme hit EN- out,
Yelled hack Dixie Walker With Mac
knocking them to the infield and Walker
doing the funso stunt the team lined UP
with Crooks a first, killifer al second.
Yore al third and Mcbride at snort.
WITH the exception of Street the other
PAYERS went 10 the outheld.
The way those fellows got into the
game was something unusual for this
carly in the season. Ginger was IN the
an though. and they could not help
Tom Crooks looks like an earnest
candidate for the Job at the first sack
He is in pretty shape. and had little
trouble in bending over for the ground
balls and low throws. Red I<illifer made
some pretty clever stops at second, and.
while Mcbride and Sohe are taking
things easy. they pulled off some plays
that made the small army of fans"
that watched the practice sit up and
take notice.
Following the morning practice, the
team returned TO the turkish baths on
street cars and are now on the field for
the afternoon work II was Trainer
Cuirk's intention of having the players
walk 10 The park and back. but tire
streets leading to the grounds are ali
paved. and he has changed his plans
He saws the pavement is TOO hard for
the spiked shoes and that walking
would he injurious to the feet and
cause the muscles of the legs TO tire.
McAleer and the members OF the team
are delighted with the ground and the
they expect TO be in great shape by the
81 he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07

have this stun tied around me" off came
the life-preseryer and Walker slept
peacefully until the steamer was nearing
the dock in Norfolk yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07

Howard campitz. despite his great work
~ last season. is said Ia have been badly
underpaid. No wonder he joined the
hcldout colony this spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07
Kidding" Pitcher Walker.

To begin with. Charlie Street Dolly
Gray and George Mcbride suggested to
Dixie" that they have a little game OF
pool on the steamer. II was an old
stunt, so old that il has whiskers but
Dixie" fell for il. and was soon busy
asking the purser where the bedroom
was In the meantime though. Street
had put the purser wise, and the Joke
was carried on.
We don't open the poolroom until ii
o'clock, was the stun the purser handed
Walker, and as all hands had agreed TO
tim in al that time Dixie" reported
mat the pool game would have 10 be
called off
All right. said the other three. we
won't play any pool tonight
But there something else III store
FOR Dixie, and this time he got il good
first trip on steamboat. IN must have
been. for here's what they did 10 him:
Come on. boys. said Tom Crooks as
they were about To turn in. This boat is
liable 10 sink. especially with thirteen In
the bunch. and We had better be prepared
for il. i there j. anybody in the crowd
mat can't swim he'd better put on a life
Ruhe grabbed the hait, hook and all
and he soon had two of the other fellows
hooking him up in nfe-preserver
Good night, boys" shouted Dixie" a.
~ tumhled in with Tom Crooks. believing
that some ~ his other teammates were
in the same kind OF harness
Wei. an hour or 80 passed: then
Dixie rolled over
Look q here. Tom. no said to Crooks
II can't sleep in this blamed thing it's
too doggoned hard. I'd rather take nv
chances If the boat should sink than 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07
stage HAS FAITH
IN FORWARD PASS
Also Believes Pigskin Should
Be Kept in Motion to
Avoid Penalties.


Coach Alonzo Stagg Of the University
na-,uan,;n. i,t ., -, ).
ts he1;e,oa al,
!, 10,
- .,.;
,.n;.e.s,t,, - -,
. .,.
' S3 ihto'''on Deihk - go
'"o teams as evenly matched as possible,
+, Stays is working in conjunction with
Hugo Beg k athletic director a, Ar
t.a,
Niter nelhs together All morning evoiv-
ing plays il vas decided 10 have sep
arate codes II signals for each team
These u.ers arr.,,ad h.,oa ; J., 49,
-, suns = -
= 80 ne i"f'ha mons ''hich We're
devised contained buck PLAYS into the line
without the runner heing pulled or
pushed intarterepe. nia,e il ,rhicb 10
ba cktield and ono lins,,an shif,ed ,,a,s
i'm which tho foru.rd r.ss uaS thrnu,n
over any mart Of me srri,nm.oa line ord
only the ends eligible ia receive i,
In III. bucks into no una S,a,. e,.o,,-.d
several rla,s in Which TIC rr,,na, r-ant
straight in ar .cross ana a. o,bars 80
was decention sucb .S s,lit i,tar,erannas
or fake by one balfhark while ~, tho
quarter ana rho hau si,-an 80 a;,ha 49,
her hair or RI mo fnIihsnl. -
Mastered PLAYS.
The men mastered these PLAYS nicely
and Stags is encouraeef because his
ideas are crashed ,,,icLI, ana f,o,, .h;r
~, anu = '''' ."is
80 - aug - 80 'he sooa ana pad
FEATURES OF every experiment he makes.
STYLES of attacL ue,a ,,sad -, 800 !,
VA sihlpN an emo run by one 81 the
otbers tho baer an5 ai.ho 800, ~
end were shifted and the play sent on
the strong side.
! Another was sort Of tandem forma
80 80 III eie,,ei earhe ana olrect
ters anntha, fn ~ ~ nalles OF duaI
49, ,th ~ ~ "as audr'ef oack
annther uas ui,,ina naT anu sun
and ha,.,na 80, i ,n1 pdIl ~ an enc
+ his ,acLla ii M poSi'ioh with
81 caretn1 ! S.
| n,ayer dos ne -, - I 80
hs nassaS ,ans;a w., ", eac'i p.aH tna,
~ r,,~i. - t nm ~ tedcHiis
the re,arsar NV ~ o'och ana showing
] .r, -. . s:e. ne VI,
the dirfe,e9t n,o1.ars 80 ;ii,,.t
ideas a.bi,a 49, ~ i a'T ne
n,I'heS ,he payer Dock
closely on its man io,,,ners mn and IAN sear
| the'ia,d ara !, i ar,ti.p 80 ~" ~, -
/ ia maxi a thorousb in,as,;aa,io, :
| number ~ S,,ooaS,ions -. -
nv himself hIIt tbose noade o., g.
the rules committee mea,,ne E.hr,,er
| ,rbe foru,.rd na.s In eD " 10 d,
deal or ATTENTION fron, ,ha Chioano ~
tar He 6rn,lx hol;a,.as IN 49, - 10
that means can he de,ised -, ., a,aa
hody checring ubich Iii a. ~ pieNe
one of the most dangerous faa,'1raa - ~
game u 'ie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07
Veterans Join at Once.

IL was learned today tnat tonroy.
Witherup. Reisling and Schaeffer will
leave Hot Springs. Ark. this afternoon
and will arrive in Norfolk on the Sea-
board Air Line railway Wednesday
morning.
This news came from the Offices of the
general passenger agent of the Seaboard
this morning and was first given 10 Man
aver McAleer by The stars representa-
tive II didn't expect them until next
week" said McAleer. but its all right,
Ill be glad 10 see them.
The arrival of these four men will en-
able Manager McAieer 10 split UP the
squad for practice games Friday or sat
urday as two more are expected during
the next few days. and from that time on
IL will he a hustle for the various jobs
Yohe Reports.
There is no longer any cause for fear
among .he superstitious members or
the Washington club. because that hoo
doc thirteen is no more the total number
OF PLAYERS that are now under Manager
M~AIeers wing When the team went
in for breakfast at the Monticello Ho-
tel Yesterday morning Third Baseman
Yohe was there. and everybody was
happy The spell was broken. fone
anne in from Texas, and arrived just
after the contingent from Washington
disembarked from The steamer South
land He got right ROYAL welcome
from his teammates. and il gave him a
pretty good appetite. The trip down
the bay did the same thing for the
other thirteen. and they spent a pretty
busy hour in the dining room.
The boys found everything we'll ar
ranged for them the hotel, with one
exception, and that was the manner in
which they were 10 feed. Thinking
Il would be a capital idea 70 have all
the PLAYERS together, the head waiter
Lad placed two or three tables in q
row. with one long cover over them.
and that end OF the dining room looked
IKE q hanauet hall But Manager Nc
Aleer wouldn't stand for IL.
Nay. nay. said Mac. We are not
going 10 eat at trough. Just .et
us have tables like everybody else We
are willing 10 split up, and are not afraid
OF getting lost
No sooner said than done. bur the
change IN the plans caused some little
amusement among the others VINO were
at Breakfast at the Time Since that
littie incident everything has gone along
smoothly as clockwork
The team got in from Washington or
schedule time. after Very quiet voy-
age. and the men all said they were
feeling pretty good after good night
rest. They were kidding Dixie.
Walker when they came of the gang.
plank and they have been kidding
him ever since. \ quiet investig atior
brought out the fact that the youn.
southpaw has furnished all the fun OF
Fri r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07

Eddie Nj Farland. a great catcher once.
seems TO have dropped cut Of sight en-
tirelN He was enc of the best trappers
Of the spit ball that ever played and
stronE-.hiltsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07

Gene Demontrevile IS now captain 90
the New Orleans team Gene has been
in the harness a long. long time. but Is
still fairly speedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07

Hobltzell of the Reds should be steadily
improving for the next three years. He
is still but a boy in age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07

If Bill DAMIEN can get into active prac-
tice this season he will have outlasted
all of the men who came into the big
league with him in 1891. What a throng
Of stars Dahlen has seen come and go.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05

The Herald has had the pleasure
of enrolling quite a number of new
subscribers upon its list during the
past few. days. Many more could
form similar good resolutions to start
out the new year, much to our own
and their own satisfaction. How's
that Oh thanks.
--Chas. NJ. Klarman, real estate
dealer of this city and Miss Magma
H. Larson. Of Lacrosse, daughter Of
a retired merchant of that city, were
married at the brides hume on Christ
mas day. This affair was kept very
quiet and only a few of the very
intimate friends of the groom in this
city knew of it. Mr.. and Mrs. Klar-
man spent few days in Fargo, S.
D., and in Minneapolis, following
their marriage and last Sunday ar
rived in Lancaster. which will be
their home. They occupy Mr.. Klar-
man s cozy rome on North Madison
street The Herald joins in extend,
ing congratulations
Word was received yesterday an
nouncing the death of Chas. Barber
formerly of this city but who has been
ia Alaska since February. 1898. From
the brief message it seems that his
death occurred Monday but no details
were given. Mr.. Barber held
prominent position in the government
service in Fairbanks, Alaska. He
left fer the Klondike in the company
of about fifty men from Lancaster and
vicinity at the height of the gold
rush. He never returned to Lancas
ter but engaged in various enterprises
In that region. Word was Immediate
Ely sent to Minneapolis where his
mother, Mrs T. M. Barber, and
sisters, Asenath and Laura live, by
the Lancaster relatives It may be
possible to give further details of Mr..
Barber's death in next weeks issue of
the Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05
Appropriate.

"The Millionaire trust magnate Ger.
tainly has a good idea of the fitness
of things"
! ''What makes you think SOP"
!: "He told his architect he wanted his
Sden to be an octopus-shaped room"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05
Seeking Information,

A Yale professor says many of the
stories of the Old Testament are
myths. If the whale didn't swallow
Jonah, maybe the professor will be so
kind as to tell us where Jonah was
during those three days he was miss
ing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05
Emmeanul Church.
Rev. Myron c. Argus. Rector.

Rev. Myron C. Argus, Rector.
Thursday, Jan. 9Th, Feast of the Epiphany
Morning PRAYER. :. .........----..-. ...... 1000
Evening Prayer 1880
Jan. 9th. The First Sunday after Epiphany
aoly Communion Observation-Disclosures. 1880
holy Communion and Sermon. 1920
Evening Prayer 400
Sunday School .-...... $3.50
Evening Prayer on Friday at half past
seven.
Saint Martha's Guild will meet with Mrs.
J. S. Wright on Thursday at two O'Clock.
Saint Mary SChapter or the Junior Aux
liary will NEE with Miss Wright 'on Satur-
day at 2 O'Clock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05

Having left the city I offer for sale
my writing desk, an ingram carpet
16x16; one revolving spring chair.
These goods are all as good as new
having been used only about eight
months. I also have good
heating stove which will be sold
cheap. Harry Sulzer.
Inquire of Mrs. Lizzie Block. !,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05
A ThouuhtfuI Soul.

Visitor ito hostess whose small
daughter is amusing herself by blow
ing up the air cushion seats of
motor)-Oh, do you think it's wise to
let your little girl do that? So liable
to give one cancer, you know! l al
ways let the butler do it.-Punch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05
Wise Girl.

:T can't understand why you want to
marry young Twiggs. Can't you see
how foolish he is?"
Eyes, pa. That's why I'm marrying
him"
WHAT
Il can see how foolish he is about
me-"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05
MCCLURE's MAGAZINE wants a I

MCCLURE'S MAGAZINE wants respon-
sible and energetic man or woman in Ian
caster and vicinity to attend to it's sub
sCriptiOn interests. Experience unneces-
pensatiOn. A profitable permanent business
without capital can be established among
friends and acquaintanCes. Whole or spare
time. This is the best time to start. Com
plete outfit and instructions free Write
now. McClt res Magazine, 46 East 23d Street
New York City.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05

FREE to Boys and Girls, Flexible Flyer,
''The SLED that steers The best sled in the
world. You can easily secure one within
few days by doing a little pleasant work.
Some have in few hours. Be the first in
your town. Write today, stating your age.
A postal card will do. w. I. Davis, 155 East
24th ST New York City.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05
ESTATE Of Joan JeIdy. deceased

ESTATE of John Je1dy, deceased
~ State of Wise onsin, County Court of
Grant cOunty-In Probate
Notice is hereby given,tnat at the regular
term of the County Court, to be held in
and for said County at the Court House in
the City Of Lancaster. in said County. on
the first Tuesday of February A D.
1910. being the lSt day of February, 1910
at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon
the following matter will be heard and con-
Sidered:
The petition of Elizabeth Jeidy. for the
appointment of an administrator of the
estate of John Jeidy. late of the city of
Lancaster. in Grant county. Wisconsin.
deceased.
By order of the Court
Z. B. GOODSELL, County Judge.
Dated January 4th, 1910.
Brown. Brennan and Carthew Attorneys.
lst ms. Jan. 5th; last ms. an. 19.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05

L. L. RHdersdorf, of Platteville,
was in Lancaster this week.
Miss Hazel Mansfield, of Platte
Vile, visited here last week.
Willis Knox visited in Platte
vile the fore part of last week.
w. L. and c. D. Calkins. of
Bagley, were in Lancaster Sunday.
Jesse Riese and Paul Lewis. of
Bloomington, were IN Lancaster Sun
day.
Atty. 7 L Cleary had business
in Lancaster the fore part of last
week.
CLAY Chapman. of Platteville,
arrived Saturday evening for short
visit
-Rollyn Downie arrived Saturday
from holiday visit at his home in
Baraboo.
Miss Gussie Livingston returned
to her home in Livingston Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Augusta Wisco and son
Ernest were Platteville visitors the
past week.
VIM. Glassmaker and VIM.
Thoennissen were here from Cassville
Thursday.
Henry Eastman of Platteville,
visited last week at the hume of his
brother Elmer.
Mrs. Eva Aupperle visited in
Fennimore last week at the j. B.
Bradbury home.
Hugh Orion left Saturday on his
return to Hibbing. Mimi, after a
vacation visit at home.
Lee Andrews returned to his
home in Livingston Saturday after a
visit in this city.
Horace Fawcett, of Platteville,
visited with county seat friends the
latter part of last week.
Roy and Harry Kuenster, of Glen
Haven, were in Lancaster the fore part
of the week on business
Miss Flora Rothschild left Satur-
day on her return to Minneapolis after
a visit with relatives in this city.
The local teachers returned Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday after a
pleasant holiday visits at their homes
Miss Emily Cronin left Monday
morning for Mondovi, Wis, where
she is an instructor in the high school.
Harry Nathan and l. o. Pennock
were passengers Monday morning en-
route for Monroe where they are at
tending business college.
-Robt. Pagenkopf, q Will MrCor.
mick, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barnes. of
Sitter and vicinity were in Lancaster
Wednesday.
Emil Scheible, of Madison, left
Friday afternoon for his home after a
holiday visit at the Jos. Wright
home.
Mrs. Annie Laird James, of Du-
buque, arrived Thursday afternoon for
s visit with Lancaster friends.
Mike Mcnamara and sister
Marguerite, of Milwaukee, were
among the visitors at home during the
holidays.
Misses Katherine and Margaret
Finnegan and Mrs. James Kitelinger
returned home last Thursday from a
visit with relatives at Fennimore.
Master Francis and Charles Belken
and Misses Evalena and Berniece
Belken. of Elmo. who spent Christmas
at the Belken home, returned home
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcmahon
and Mrs. Robert Archer, of Milwau.
kee, spent Christmas with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. John
son.
Mrs. J. Schaefer and daughter
Flora, of Platteville, returned home
Friday morning after pleasant holt
day visit with Mr.. Schaefer who is
employed in this city.
City Physician ]. c. Doolittle
reports that there were thirty mine
deaths, thirty-four marriages and
thirty-two births in Lancaster during
the year 1909.
Mrs. Carrie Hudson and daughter
Josephine. of Madison, made a very
pleasant visit in Lancaster last week,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Garner,
returning home Sunday afternoon.
An exchange remarks that al
t,o oil a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05
Alas! Too True.

Little Willie-What is fame, pa?
Pa-Fame, my son, is ladder with
grease on each rung.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-05

Holstein Freisian bull calf for sale.
Good one. Inquire OF L. B. Roesch,
Lancaster. 44w2p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
Neae 1eimatb.

@om bentiden Serb i'm gaterbalis,
Weit iiber blaue &ogen,
SIT NIT uns IN Die 8elt binaus,
Snr6 Sonnenelan5 unb Sturm<
gebruus,
9as beuti6e 2ieb ge5oeen.
8tr tritgen's nah bes Sitens Stronb
limb burd res @eitens @eiten;
llnb iteereit flinst's bon 2anb
5u 2anb
limb itreift NIT leiier Cumberland
Ser Ser5en tiefte Saiteu.
= Iuf frember grbe b%eimatbtraut
SIT cine &os' e%ntiprungen;
go fpeit gplumbins Simmel blallt
5at ii6 bes beutiben 2iebes 2aut
Gin Seimat6sre9t errungen -.
Gom Sastperf rubt beg 8eitens Sobn.
llnb Weer unb 2anbe lauiden;
Eotbtannen tpeb'n oh gplb'nem Mto6n,
llnb briiber bin, tpie @lodenton,
Sic beutiden @eiien rauiden.
Sn alien Sersen fpeimipebShtper
9ri6t's auf nie iunge 8liitben,
Wie eine meme Seimatb bebr
8 beutI6es 2ieb am Stinen Ieer,
WD9' @ott bid uns bebiitenl -
Conrad Ries.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
- g.
psrieblaee fir GrfinSer.

Gin lauui9er Iitarbeiter Der $50
6enl6rift ~@ngliib @ebanic" iteui
cine Hetbe bon g~rfinbungen 5uiame
men, Die mad ieiner Meinnng mDgz
llf)It bnlo genla6t nerben iollten uni
ben gliidliden S60pfer aIer iueiteren
Sorgeu nm Iein ~tdglides grot entz
beben piirben. Acknowledgements
fdngt er bel einem @e9enitanbe an,
Der niht gerabe DEFENDERS pibtia err
Ideint, ndmlih 6ei elmer Naifine sur
S%cffnung Der &nitern, unb meint, DAP
Der Grfinber elmer iold1cn, Die lire
arbeit 5%uperldiiis berridtet, Ieinerz
Icits nihts ipeiter I'M 2c6en piiroc al
lciiter brauden. Serner benft er an
Die Nptbipeu0igfeit zines grIabes fir
Scppife, Der genau ben gleiden 3ned
crfilllen, aber er6eblih 6iuiaer fem
miiBtc. User bicie gufgabe pollz
brilgt. Dem miro iosar beriprohen,
oaB or in ciucm pber 5pet Sabren gun,
WultimiQioudr lpcrbcn ipiirbe. Sos
banu miro bnrauf mlimertiam 9es
ma6t, oaB es mod INNER feiner
cigcntlih ii6ercn g%riefumidlag gibt,
ndmli6 eiucn iol6en, Der inter feinel
l%lmitdnoen gc0ifnet lperben faull, obne
Dab es 6emerfbar blcibt. Cine tpeitere
Iufgnbe. an bereu 2oilng ihpn bicl
Sdarflirn perihlpenbet iporbeu lit,
liegt in Der Sdafiuug elmer Slai6e,
Die ni6t nieber ge1ffnet perben fam,
mas CUR @ermeibung bon Sdli6ungen
ipidtig pdre. Inter Den Sunberten
bon Yatsnten, Die fir cine Derartise
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
s,sxs.t.burssr esasetts . enatau, ben 4. @htnbsr 1910.

Grfinbune bereits pcrgeben nprben
linD, bat lid feiues bcmdbrt, neil Die
@prridtlIngen im beiten sal immcr
nod 81 foitIpielig tparelt. Sebr eine
lcldtenD lit bas &crlangen nnd elmer
Grf;nbung, Die es e~rnlDglid,cn piirbc,
Scnteriheiben pbne &ermittlung bon
@laIerfttt in hen &abmen 81 befeltia
gen. ll~eberbaupt fam man Die Se<
obaftuug mad,en. baB gcrabe Die CIR
finbuna praftilher aleini9feiten, Die
an n~lciiten aiii Sic &erbeiicrung bes
tdglidcn Sebens binipirfen fbiirbcn,
am meiitcn Suriidbleibt. @el6c
Sfipierigteiten bat man 3. y. ban1it,
ipeun nan cinen gang fieinen @egcns
italtb nit Der Goit befDrDeru mill? -
llllb tros aller bafiir angeprielener
unb picl scfaufter gfittel mus bod
INNER nod Der Sdeerenihleifer ms
Snus tpmmeu ODER ipnit III aniprnd)
gelpnnmcn iperDeu, ipcrlt cs int !SallIe
W1eiier uip. 81 i6leifcn 8ibt. @er
hilftl -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-04
GebilSete 1N6nner.

8enn Der Sal6eebilbete i'm e~leftris
iden @agen leidt burh Die StraBen
gleitet. Die bon Dem solOieen 2i6te Der
@liiblampe ersldn5en, ipenn er bon
ieinem 3immer aus nit Dem Itunben>
ipeit entfernten Sreunbe iid burd Das
Selepbon unter9dlt unb beflen Gimme
erfennt, ipenn er Dem r~aIenben
S6nea5ug unb Sdnelbampfer poraus
burh ben Selegrnpben cine 9ta6ri6t
na1 Imerifa ober NuItralien lenbet,
ipie oft trdlIelt ba ni6t i'm Sinblide
gerabc ali bieie grrungeuihaften Der
yieu3eit elm ipottilbes 2d6clu feline
Gippen, ipenn neben ibm bas nlte
Wtiittcrden ben Noienfran5 bur6 bic
Ginger gleiten lGBt ODER Die Ncbe aui
Grielter unb Stride f6ntmt. Wie, lei6t
lit er seneigt, Die a%ltirdnfiide Iers
g%angenbett 81 pera6ten. IQcS, mas
Die gorSeit iiberliefcrte, fir peraltet
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