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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
HAILED AS PHENOM. HE
FEARS HE WILL FAIL
Joe Jackson. Of Maps, Remembers
Quick Finish az Philadelphia
and Has Doubts

Joe Jackson: rated by almost every
baseball expert as a hitter and field
er OF the Cobb-Speaker class. doubts
II he will make good with the Maps
Joe isn't chicken-hearted. He is
big. innocent boy He was in the
American league before. with the
Athletics. and was sent back. That's
why he is shaky about sticking this
time
Joe is confident he will hit as well
as ne did last season when he was
the titular leader OF the American
league with 1857 average, but he says
hitting isn't everything. After each
game he asks, How did look to-
day." He has asked several Maps II
they thought he would stick
They all told him he would not only
stick, but would have many OF the
batters taking his dust.
Il ate EN- up In the Southern
league says Joe. but the big league
Is whole lot faster They let a
fellow go awful quick in the big
league sometimes That's what keeps
me worried
Joe has seveuteen-yearold broth
or in Greenyiile. y c., whom he touts
as a future great He says his broth
er is faster than he is Joe's brother
won't play professional ball He
won't leave home He almost LETT
Greenville last summer A big league
scout tried To kidnap him Several
scouts looked him over, and all made
him offers TO sign
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
ey PAUL HALE sRusKE.

In all probability the best young
ball player developed by Hughle Jen'
nines, at the Monroe training can y,
Will be accorded no chance TINS
spring as a big Lacquer. This peculiar
condition comes from the fact that
the player must be mighty close 10
worlds champion, TO make good. JUST
an ordinary big-leasue player sn't
nearly enough.
The player referred 10 is Outhelder
Walter SChaller. The reason Ie
probably won't stick this season IS
the tremendous strength OF the r@ga-
lar Detroit out1eld, TO break into
which would require a demonstra lion
OF ability such as no young ball play
er OF recent years has been able TO
AFFORD.
Schaller won't beat out Ty Cobb,
the worlds champion baseball player
He won't excel Sam Crawford, tie
American leagues best man al bH.-
ting in runs Tie will hardy show
superior ability to that OF Dayy Jones
the leagues cleyerest man al getting
on and scoring
No Rival Can Get Him Now.
And because he can beat our none
of these three men. il is probable tnat
Schaller will 90 back 20 the minors
All big-league clubs have waived
claim. There is no longer a barrier
10 prevent IT,
And yet Schaller has failed IN q
task which but three or four Amer,-
can league stars would have chance
OF success.
THE DETROIT OUTFlELD IS
SIMPLY IMPROBABLE. Ii stands
unique end practically unchallenge,,
the only trio TO compare with IL being
the one at Boston. where Hooper
Lewis and Speaker deserve rating as
good second
Schaller's work has been the big
sensation Of the trip Of the Tigerettes.
Recovering from the sprain which had
robbed him Of all his speed at Mon
roe, he has been stealing bases at a
giddy clip, hitting the ball hard and
far, and fielding perfectly. At throw
ing he is wonder and far superior TO
Drake, who will undoubtedly remain
with the club because Of his ability
70 hit right-handed.
Schaller is player who found hin'-
self in the closing half OF last season
II was his first year in professional
baseball He had been nothing bat u
Glass b. league star through the ear.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
REST OF TIGER KITS WON'T
HAVE 1911 CHANCE TO SHOW

Hughie Jennings verdict at Monroe,
and Hughie had to form that luds-
meHt. without seeing Schaller az al!
thing like his real form.
There will be no keeping schaller
out Of the big league after this year
is the confidential message that
comes from friend with the ils
erettes a veteran player who knows
a ball PLAYER when he sees one
some minor league manaser VII
draw this Schaller boy for lell He
viii draw a prize, II Schaller doesn't
lead his league in about every essen
tial. the Detroit bunch Will be greatly
surprised And next spring. there Viii
De somebody making Way Tor Schaller
on the regular lineup
One Long Chance.
There is still one chance that Schal.
Ter may secure regular place on the
club this year Should Manager Jen-
nlngs elect he might put sam CraT-
ford on first base and drop Schaller
into the vacant outfield position.
The possibilities offered by this
lineup will appeal strongly 70 many
bugs
If SCHAILER TURNS OUT TO
BE ANYTHING LIKE AS GOOD a
PLAYER AS HIS SPRING FORM
WOULD SEEN TO INDICATE. IT
WOULD SEEM AN INJUSTICE TO
SENTENCE HIM TO A SECOND
YEAR IN THE MINORS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
CHICAGO BUNCH TRIMMED.
Mexican Billiard Shark Takes Their
Champ Into Camp.

ST LOUIS Mo- April Chicago
billiard enthusiasts left considerable
money here today, lost ia bets on
their cue Representatives, Charles
NORM Pierre Aaupome defeated
NORM last night fifty 70 fortyone,
which gave the local champion tie
first two games Of their series for the
three-cushion supremacy
The next TWO games will be played
in Chicago, tonight and tomorrow
night In the event Maupome WINS
the series he probably will challenge
John DAILY. the professional three
cushion champion,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
Wrestler SamSOn'S Manager
Feels No Pity For Roller

should have the right 10 meet
Gotch for the worlds champion
ship, but Hack had all the time
deaf ear for Samson challenge
and am sure that Hack was
afraid TO meet Samson Samson
is the biggest wrestler ever land
ed here, he is even a bigger man
than Sol Rogers, the New Yorker
who is known as the American
Apollo" His measures are: Age.
Is years height, . feet 4 inch;
weight. go pounds, neck. 20
inches, chest. 81 inches; biceps.
ls inches, thigh, % inches. and
calf. 17l2 inches. Once in the
ring with DIR Roller he will beat
him in jig time and show the
sporting peoples that Samson is
the best and strongest wrestler
ever landed in this country.
Yours very truly,
ERICH ALBERT.
Manager OF Samson. champion
wrestler OF Germany.
Chicago, April 3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
NO CHANCE FOR EARL
ON HIS DADDY'S CLUB

There is just one young base,
ball player who is doomed
never 10 play with the Athletes
as a regular while Connie Mack
is manager OF the team. me
young man is Earl Mack, son OF
Cornelius. the First and Only
True. Earl PLAYED in one cham
pionship game IN the American
League last fall out that VAS
lust a special occasion Some
people think that Ear is soing
10 become catcher Tor the
Athletics some day, said Con
ME. but they are mistaken
Earl hasn't a chance OF playing
with my team L doesn't 90 10
mix up family affairs with bust
ness Naturally. | want 20 see
my boy AT the top OF The pro
fession. but II he ever sets
there or good enough for a
major league he yill have TO
play under some other man
ager"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
MAY BE GOOD MATCH.
N Cutler and zbyszko Wrestle On
Square, Denver Is Lucky.

DENVER, Col, April Stanisldus
Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler. and
Charles Cutler. American champion,
Viii meet here tonight in a finish CON
test, two falls out OF three
Cutler arrived last night and viii
spend today putting In the final
touches OF his training for the event
The Pole arrived this morning from
Pueblo. where he wrestlcd last nisht
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07

Hits or Loud,l iu innings. on
Works IN = innings. on owen rs In
innings "n Slehert. Z ir 4 innings
Two base hits kirke Iathrrs
Sghaller Ness. Corcoran. Gardner Sac
rltca hits u'Leary p Smoot stolen
bases Schaler TOTyUrau. Donovan
LOudel- FiN base on balls-Dr Lon.
del. 3 on Works 8 on owen 2 IN
S'rbert. ! First base on errors-Kar-
sas city ! eft on bases Detroit Z
Kan sas Cliv y struck out Bv Works
3 ~ owen 3 Passed hall-Iaues
Wild pltCh. Siobert Time 90 I'm
pir'-- chill CAT teudapce-i.jOU
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
Short Lengths

Fine weather for the Mack Park
opening today; Cherokee Indians VS.
S. 4 B.
Amerirus threw DIR. Roller hRndily
at Boston last night
Athletics, =; PhiiIIes, I IN IL innings
yesterday.
The Cardinals have taken four
straight games from the Browns. The
latter seem to play as badly as they
look on paper.
The Redsox lost again 10 -. Joseph,
one Killarney doing the pitching for
the big-leagners
Jesse Tannehiil pitched pretty fair
ball for Cincinnati against Cleveland
yesterday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
BIC LEAGUE CLASH
FOR TIGERS
TODAY
Clarke Gnfiith's Reds the Hosts
In First of Three En-.
eagements at Gin
cinnati.
Series an Annual Affair, Used To Get
Lines on Men for Opening Games
of Leagues.

The Tigers are today in Cincinnati,
where. Cor the first time this year.
they viii test the mettle OF a real
big.league baseball team Three
games are on the tapis. They Viii
undoubtedly see parade OF the best
material and the best efforts OF each
club
Both Griffith and Jennings VIII
probably look TO today's game as one
in which TO test their first choice Tor
opening day pitcher. Undoubtedly
Jennings will use Willett IN case he
is in shape and on deck Griffith viii
probably increase the interest in the
combat by handing the Tigers a dose
OF their old Comrade, George SuAes,
who was last year the leading pitcher
OF the Red contingent
The Cincinnati series IS annually
the only clash OF the Detroit team with
a National league aggregation, with
the exception OF the worlds series
campaigns IN which the team has fig
ured as pennant winner Up 10 date
the series lies considerably in De-
troit's favor
The clash between Cobb and Bosch.
fI - WAY - VI llAfl toA W NAiAN AiihieAAf
people The pair have been. until
last year. considered the star base
runners of their leagues Despite the
fact thar Cobb finished poor second
last year 10 Eddie Collins, the com
parisou VIII be a feature or the series
Opening today
MANAGER Griffith is just through
with long series OF competitions on
his home grounds The l2sttwO teams
met have been New York and Cleye-
land Of the American league. The
Yankees took the series The Maps
and Reds split even.
Mclean is doing most az the catch
ing FOR the Reds this year The team s.
veteran pitchers are McQuiuin Suggs.
Gaspar Moren, Fromme and Tame
hill There are also bunch OF Young
sters. including left-handed Schneider,
whom Detroit bought last year bul
did not try out
Hobl!tzel is ar first Egan az second
Altizer at short, and Grant on third.
Bescher Bates and Mitchell make m
the outfeld
While thp regulars are trying 10.
take the measure Of the Reds tho
Donosans will be playing the Threei
league team at Peoria
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
D. A. C. FIVE TO CELEBRATE.
April u Date Set For Annual Banquet
OF Basketball Champs.

The Detroit Athletic club basket
ball team will hold a, banquet at the
Griswold house, Wednesday evening,
April ?. to celebrate the regaining
OF the state championship. as Well IS
the acquiring OF the Central A. a. u.
title
Invitations have been issued and a
program OF informal character is be.
ing arranged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
Jay Gould At II Again

BOSTON, April by winning the
finals IN the National Indoor court
tennis tournament here, joshua
Crane, Jr.. OF the Racquet club. for
mer champion OF the United atcs.
viii meet Jay Gould for the indoor
championship tomorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07

Or Roller. whom Frank Gotch has
declared seyerai times the best Amer
lean wrestler among the challengers
for the ute, may rest assured that
this Samson whom he meets here
Monday night. in the armory hasnI
q chance OF losing
This is certain, according to a let
ter received from one Erich Albert
OF Chicago
i'm order that the friends OF wrest-
ling IN Detroit may thoroughly under
stand the situation. Mr.. Albertis en-
tertaining letter is given In full. II
follows
Sporting Editor. Times, Detroit,
Mich
Dear Sir-Samson, the German
Hercules. Will arrive Saturday 10
take preparations for his match
with Dr. Roller, and TO bet $500
on the side that Samson beats Or.
Roller samson has wrestled
Frank Gotch. March 10, at the
Coliseum Tor the worlds cham
pionship This match came not
TO finish because Samson was
hurt by an unfortunate tall. SO
that be was unable 10 continue,
otherwise lie would have beaten
GOtch The referee gave Gotch
the decision but Il was not real
victory, Gotch has not defeated
Samson. because he did not PIN
ned his both shoulders 10 the
mat. AS Hackenschmidt was in
this country We have challenged
"Hack" for finish match many
times. the winner OF this match
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07

HITS or Mullin, = In innings OF
Cavet. In 3 innings of Packard. i'm
innings, on Riley In innings
Two base hits MOriarty. Crawford
Stanage Muffin Ealsf0n. CongaIton
Three base hIt--CongaltOn Sacrifice
hits-Bush, PerTtuR Sacrifice ny-
Downs Stolen bases-Bush cobb.
Crawford Delahanty Moriarty. Gain
BY Mul!in, 1 by Cavet by Sitton.
J. by Packard. 3 by Riley. Hit BY
pitcher iinchman. by Mullin First
base on errors Detroit. ] Left on
bases Detroit o, Columbus, q Struck
out IS Mullin by Packard. : Dou-
Bile play Downs 20 O.Eourke Passed
ball-O Brien Wild pitches Packard
Time--l;54 Umpire BierbaItsr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
But Paddy win Come 70 Il.

HARTFORD. Conn, April Pad.
dy O'ConfOr. the Pittsburg backstop.
who was sold to Kansas City. does
not take kindly 10 his new berth. lie
wants 20 be released TO some Eastern
League club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
Chance Tor i3.Yearold.r.ar

Tie Tai Kims. 81 Assumption col.
lege. Sandwich. Ont would like 10 ar.
range games with any thirteen.year.
old team. Address Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07

Is months of the year Suddenly he
started lie became The terror OF the
pitchers end the inhelders HIS IN
helding WAS the league sensation To
his work. more than any other one
cause was it due that his club Won
the Three.I league pennant
That boy is line ball player" was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07

Victory Victory" shouted the
suarngettes when they heard that q
woman had gained control OF biz
league baseball club
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE PAU. " "ss s: .
EDITED BY

PAUL HALE BRUSKE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26

men. Ier 6noers aIs .r ipiirbe 5ers
emit, nd9 LANCER 3eit, jebenfalls erf
nab Dem Sroueriabr, Die SbrGnen
aus ben 9lug.n Der I90nen 5rau
forttiiFen9 @i9er bdtte 8ertalans
Geiit ibren 8uno seIeenet. oas
mar iebt pprbeil
Sn Ser @eIiuoeitube, bel rau4enoer
g.froleumlampe pu9te MiThta. Dor
elmer @ofe tpor oas SeItament erDffs
net fporoen, oos fein Serr por i.iner
9l6reiIe gemd9t battle: Der groBmiltbt<
ge Serr 8,rtalan bate barin taus
feno 9ulbsn fir Ieinen trsuen Die.
ner b.Itimmt. Souieno 8ulosn!
Oas 9eaot mar sipar nod ni6t auss
besablt por6en, aber Mii4tu mar
I6on i'm tlaren bariiber, mas er NIT
Dem @eloe beginner piirOe. Gr
polte 0ds SrompeterDirt6sbaus
pa6ten. @irtb Su iperOen mar itets
oas bO9ite 3iel feiner Wiini4e 9eipes
fen. @r batte ft4 ipgar f9on NIT
Dem gigsntbiimer 9eeinigt. Sin
neues S6ilo fppllte e. nalen lahen
unb i'm 9arten eine Segelbabn errt4z
ten. .glun dber fieIen ale 2uftidlOfz
fer in Sriimmer. Gr fannie ieinen
Serrn: 3ebn 9ulben ipiiroe er ibm
Identen, unb sr tonnte inn ipeiter Die
S6ube puBen. =.
Settor f9lief au9 ni9t, fonoern
perfpl9te nit piitbenbem 9ebea Die
aoben auf Dem Spf. Seit Dem nnz
tergang b.s n@dncOuiter" bate .r
glGns.nSe 3eit.n i'm Souie sebdbt. Die
SauSleute opferten nit pietdtpoler
9ie6e 8ertdlans treuem Sunbe. Die
ssrau brad INNER in SbrGnen ous,
tp.nn iie in Settors treue 9lugen blidz
te. Sn ibrsr beItdnoigen Rii9rung g.>
itattete iie. boB er ipdbreno Der Mtablz
,eiten i'm SpeifsSimmer blieb uno huts
te au6 oageg.n feline @inpenoung,
oaBSeftor Die 9ta6t auf oem Oipan
i'm @prsimmer psrbra9te. Wtit Der
Riidtebr bes Sausberrn fam Die dlte
Sr0nune ipieoer. Stttor mar binolsz
geia9t fporosn uno sitternb por &dlte
uno beuleno por @utb lief er in Dem
mpn6bellen Sof lumber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
Sie GtnSamfet.,
g2nn Grid q. 9 d mibt.

gRein bIniler Seu1pel lit peridloiicn,
gtun lea i'd meine Seele bin.
sScl bab' oas bunte Slid genonen
linn tueib, Nab ib gcbor9en bin.
Giinas aliberu Sunfel6lau, perItoblen
Sic bIanien @duoe, bod uno It'll,
9ie @pigieit aut ianften Soblen
Ge6t fpie Elm 2ieb, oas iuciteu iutl,
sttl bin Der Srieiter bieier 8dnbe,
sSn oenen feline Noeru glilbn,
limb sipiiden beneu feline Sdnoe
Sie S6leier bon ben 9in9en 6iebu.
gerftuntmt iinb uIIe tarmellcllteu
Stimmcn, Die Die 2uft per5luei9t =
Wtatt bIidt Die 3eit nit oltpertrauten
glugen rings unS frantt nnb lbiuet9t.
I'd, bab Sas butte @liid eeuofen.
Sim tpirS mir einig Gag unb gtaht =
Wteiu blauer Seupel 1T peri6loNen,,
llnb bleidbe Sbipdne balten Ba3t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26

9(usp FL. Srau: p9lnna. tpsr
mar oenn Der malpropre iunge 8urz
Ide, nit Dem 9u porbin iOIunse gez
ipro4en BATE"
OienitmGo6en: r9l9, 0as mar nur
meiH Wertta9sidaB, sndoige 5rau
- fir ole Conn llnO 5eiertuse babe
ia ibon einen beFeren!"
-9eim mort genommen m E n.
Sunge 6ruu, iebr ergniigungsfii9tig,
sum 9atten: nSduB, elm &lsio mubt
0u mir idaffen =, Ous muB Staub
Guffpirbeln!"
@atte: Unit Dem Singer iiber Die
fart psrItaubien MlObel fabreno):
7 g9a idau, bier tpGre aud Staub aufz
autuirbeln!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26

= Seufser. @trdfIing: p@enn
orauben elmer redt fir Die 5reibeit
1T, ou ma6ens einsn Seloen aus ibm
Sd mar geitern aud fir Die Sreibeit,
bab' aud ihun Sipei 9itterItdbe berz
ausgebabt, ba baben's mid erpii3t
uno mir gl.id stpsi &stten mebr ge=
ben!"
Gin StnoerniB. CONNER
friI6lsr. gum Dirtb: rDenn Der isBiz
&c S9ul5e ubOuntt, iparum DGblen
Oenn od Die 8uuern niht Ieinen Sobn
gum neuen S6ulaen2"
Wirtb: %, ben m0gsn Die 8uuern
ni9t, Der bat Elm puar 8Iafen Realz
I9ule unb au9 Die lanopirtbidaftli6e
S6ule beIu1t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
Giseutbiimlidlfciten.
SeLtiam 1T es, nenn

SeItium 1T ss, rpenn
Sin Seaisber gum Sopfguder
pirb,
Sin @semunn tisf in Der Sinte
ftedt.
Sin @jsissnipisIer dIIss auspoiaunt
Sin &ap,ameiiter (im eisensn
Suufe) bic leBte 9eise fpieIt,
Sin tpsiBsr NenI6 elm S4pur3s
Ieber,
Gin roiisss mGo6sn gum 9Iaus
TRIUMPH miro,
Sine 9lengItIiae Die SsIbeprOGIe
IpieIt.
Sin S6pddlins nit fsitsr Sanb
Die 3iissI fiibrt.
Sin Risie ii9 Inn bic Singer ipis
deln lGbt,
Sin 6afsnfuB SdnubsIihuts
trGgt,
Wenn elm armer SsuIel sinen en-
gel bsimfiihrt
lInb ein subnIoIer Niunb bic Biz
Tigiten Rsoen,
limb bel elmer Scnn.nfinIterniB
alpsi SsrSsn GtaterIob enforcement.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
sanoeteinsS6aft Der GIepbpnten.

Sunbs ideinen mertiuiirbis; s;rlpeiie
allen @lefanten elm Dorm i'm gluge Su
Iein, eine Grfabruns, Die man itets
lpieSer MAIDEN fnnn. Die 5rage, Dar@
Inn gerabe Der Glefant Dem treueiten
@efGbrten oss Meni6en, Dem Sunoe,
sins gang beitimmte Qbneigung ent>
gesenbringt, lit tpobl nt6t ganS einz
fab gu beantiporten. 8ei Pftrben
uno Glefanten 1T oas @erbGItnib au@
ipeilen ni9t I9le9t, uno beiOe lam
man in elmer beitimmten @intrd6t ars
fammen finOen. @inen Sunb uno
einen @lefonten tuum. Die Wa6rntbz
mung oieier Sein6fhoft bot Der
@lobetrotter Sberleutnant 8. Rouffs
mann auf ieinen pieriGbrteen Reiien
in Snoisn, no er nit Sun6 uno @lez
fant itGnbig in 8erii6rung mar, piels
fad gu bsoba9ten @elesenbeit gebubt.
@r bat bGufiger 6ariiber nohg.ba6t
uno glaubt, Die 2DIuns bes Rdtbiels
liegt in Dem IbDnen DOrtden @ifers
Tu9t o6.r TeiS. 8eiOe iinb nit Der
SreunoI9aft eng pertniipft. Ser @Ie<
fant iisbt tGsIi9 ben beIten Sbiers
TreunO 6es MenI6en, ben Sunb, in
T.tner 9sisG16uft, Der i.bes 9rOdlein,
bos BON feines GERM Sif9e fGat,
aufnt6men 6arf. Ods allein f6on
bermag gtsio gu eriped.n.
Ser W.ltr.iIenoe SdnOerIon 6Glt
6si Ieiner berporrogenben &enntnib
Der @lefantenIeele bieie 0idbGuter fir
nt6t beIpnoers intelligent uno Die Ins
Iihten boriiber i'm alIsemeinen iib.rs
trieb.n. Sn pielen 8e3iebungen lGBt
Ii6 aber 6tnno9 cine beitimmte aufa
Talleno. Snteligens oes @lefonten
ni6t l.ugnen. 9ei i.oem Sbiere, lpie
I6li.Bli6 aud BEL Dem Wlenfhen,
reiat Die 8sfGbigung unb Die Sntellis
gens nur Bis gu einem setpiiien @rabe
in elmer beitimmten Ribturg. S6on
allein oas blin0e @ertruuen zines Gle
funten gum Meni6en BON einem be-
Itimmten Sage Der 3G6mun9 an
fpri9t fir feline bobe 8efdbigung, uno
Der td9libt, bou,rnoe 8ertebr ergibt
immer ncue 8elpeiie, Die ii9 ni9t abs
(eu9nen laFsn. S9li.bli9 1T aud Die
@if.rIu6t geseniiber Dem Sunoe Elm
peiters 3eusnib.
Sierii6er i9iIbert &uuffmdnn BON
Teinen lebten Reifen Elm biibi6es @rs
lebnib pie folgt: Wenn Silba Gein
ReitelefanD f.in.n Serrier RuderIt
.rGugte, Der ii6 ibr beionoers i'm glns
fang i'm btinoen 3utrausn nGberte,
70 3,i9tsn ibrs Ecker Elm oeutli4ss
3ei6,n bon TaII6bsit. 70 bab i'd
fir Die Splge &oderli por benz Riii1sl
un6 BEN 8oroerIGufsrn purnen
mubte.
Sil6a fammelte Bel Der QnGbsrung
ppn Rdderli Iofort gtiddftig tlsin.
Steinhen uno @roe BON 8oben duf,
ole f. in i6ren RiiIel einiOg. Sn eis
nem pobliibsrlesteu. gesebensn Gugens
Bid Der Grrsi9bdrteit puitete lie bann
Dem a6nungsloien Rdderli ben gonSsn
SnbaIt Oss Riifels nit lautsm puff
an ben 8opf.
.9lber Siloa, ipiGit 0u pobl su
Deinem tIeinsn Srsunbe niht 10 boie
Tsin!" - Damn soe iis Bel m.inem
SinSutreten ibre fnltieen 2efsen Sus
lid, ibre Sebsr betamen ipieber einen
ireunbli6en glusbrud uno nit lauz
tenn Suiuiuiuiuiub freute lie ii9 iiber
lire Sdanbtbut.
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@eibl:9s @tteIteit. @r>
iter Spprtsmann: rRun, ipie gefdllt
Dir 0sin ueues pferO2"
3peiter Sportsmunn: v@s tbut
mir oo9 leio, oaB i9 cine Stute gss
nommen babe. @enn i9 ausreite,
tomme i9 nidt bonn Sled, neil oas
8ieit ii9 in isOer pfiibe ipisselt."
Qnertennung. Retrut,
gum erten MdIe elm Sameel iebenb.
bas ibm isbr gut gsfGqt: n9a feb i'd
srit, bab es mein Sergeant gar ni9t
70 libel nit mir meint!4
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Spriide init glniuenbnuseL

rgrnIt 1T mein 2eben!" - beflds
mirte ole &06in, oa pollte lie BON
ibrem bisberiesn 2iebbuber Gusuit
ni6ts msbr pifen.
Gin gang beIOnberer SAIL"
GuBerte Ser Oottor, oa mar ous &tno
ouf ben Sintertppf gefalIen unb bate
iid Die Nuie aerf9unbsn.
r9araus made i9 mir ni9tsT =
brummte Sdneibermeiiter 3pirn, oa
reibte Der iibriggebliebene Stoff ni9t
sinmal gu einem Sudden fir fetn
Siinaftes.
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Sie itcbermihiige.

sic treibt ibr Spiel nit benz GpliuOer
sic iudbIt Die aleibumg fir Die ainoer
sic berrIdIt in Seller. Sammer, Slide
Sic oefretirt ole SohI9eriide.
Sie idlreibt Die Q0be Dor ben arageu
sic outtort rum an Ser5 uuo 9tngen
sic beiorirt Die Stiftuuesieite.
Si. fii6rt am 3iiaeI 8trtb uub @Gite,
Sic fe6It nidi in Der Sommerfriidle
q, beiid)t baIo 9eifaI. bnlb ge3ide.
Sie ionlnonbirt iogar i'm Seere.
Sic furriairt ieoreoe 9ebre
8 b6ie. er5nerp6ie Seit:
Sie Nooe madt iid iib'rau brett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-10-26
Sraucn6ua

@Ion6e Saars, soI6'ns S4lansen
Rsbmen unisr SerS sefangen.
Mu9 oes f6parssn Sadres Pra9t
Inns unenbli9 feltg mudt.
Seuerrotbe Nirenbaare
2oden uns - Bis gum 9lltare,
9lu9 bas bruune Soar, 10 f9Ii9t.
aGbt man unbeiunsen ni9t.
9lber ni6t Su ieOer 3eit
SIT Dem Sdar bas Cob getpeibt;
Seine S60nbeit ift uns Idnuppe.
Sinoen mir eS in Der Suppe!