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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05
REAL PRACTICE STARTS
FOR MICHIGAN SQUAD

ANN ARBoR, Mich, March s.
Coach Branch Hickey, of the Univers-
ity baseball team today started real
practice with the 16 candidates, ex-
elusive of battery men. to which mum
Der the baseball squad has been
pared. Batting practice was INDUCED
in in the cage today, and Hickey
hopes to be able TO have at least two
weeks of outdoor work before the
first game, which will probably be with
the University OF Kentucky, April
Twenty pitchers and catchers still
remain in the battery squad, Hickey
being loath 10 cut down this number
until he has given all the candidates
good workout. AT least two coed
men will help Pitcher Smller Smith
on the southern trip, and the coach
wants TO be sure he has picked the
best pair.
The track men had vigorous work
out yesterday, and il was the con-
census of opinion today that Half.
Gamble, Craig, and Reck, will repre-
sent Michigan at the Pittsburgh meet
Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05
Works New Style of Delivery
Comes Natural to Him, He Says

MONROE, March 5-Above an a pitchers delivery
must natural him. showing the recruits few lhss
about getting the ball the pitchers box Jim Mcclure
has Gpon
III the love OF Mike cut
away 5 Jim's
The delivery has Ralph Works feels
Taylor about his says
In when the ball Ralph VIII raise
both hands high OF him. them
with medium The beauty OF
is
whether pate the bag
a allowing the
this delivery II is impos
sible anything aiatooted
know until the pitching motion half Another
or =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05
Remneas Is Example of Young
Player With Exemplary Habits
BY RALPH L. YoNkER.


MONROE Ia, March 5--AleX. Remneas an of
fellow who the
minors without single bad smokes.
chew drinks something
- Rem that there thing that
youngster cannot ball fro the
victim of some habit such moking drinking
Il have had all of opportunities
BOOKING
fused goThe idea a even
against his will If he
entirely
The greater
dency toward the habits that
league thing. must be
habit, il isn't him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05

knee He is as quick as a cat anC
takes the difficult little hops ON the
rather rough field in fine shape.
Witt has been little rough in spots
thus far but il is no dodbt due 10 the
fact that he has hardly had a chance
10 show himself, jumping into the
work several days late
With a bunch of pitchers out in e
outfield anRthis infield, Coaches Sug-
den nd/McGuire think that they can
give the institute boys a good battle.
There is hardly the rivalry as yet . e
tween the l.. /. |. and the Tigerettes
chat there is between Pennsy and
Michigan but all that Is needed 10
start some is one institute victory
This game will give Monroe its first
opportunity this year 10 tarR out and
show what sort of a ball town IL is
now. Monroe has a great many
natural advantages as training place
for the Tigers. Trainer Tuthill says
that he doesn't know OF a better place.
IL is certain that the Tigers last year
went out or Monroe the best con-
ditioned team in either big league.
They had TO their advantage last year.
however, both good luck, with the ex-
ception of Westerzil's injury, and
good weather, something that they
have not been having, at least as far
as the weather goes this year.
Saturday is the day for Monroe TO
show that besides its natural advant-
ages I has the aid Of a baseball low
ing people TO support the Tigers.
From reports about town, ii seems
that there ought 10 be a good crowd
TO attend the game.
Whether the Tigerettes win or lose
is immaterial just now. Some real
baseball against real team is the
best thing that they could ask for.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05
ALL-MALTS BOWLERS
LEAD IN TOURNAMENT

CHICAGO, March 5.-The crack All
Malts bowlers OF the Chicago leagues
hold top positions in two divisions OF
the American Bowling congress tour
nament today following the two nights
work on the clleys at Dexter pavilion.
The All Malt five tops the heavy rol.
lers with score OF 2,742. Two visit.
ing fives are billed to roll tonight, the
Cryofines of Huntington. w. Va. and
Schinner's Millionaires OF Dayton, O.
The two-men events were continued
this afternoon, with teams from Peru.
Ind. Cleveland, Columbus, Ohio. and
Jackson, Mich. performing. In the
individuals, Cleveland. Columbus, San
Francisco, Jackson and Toledo were
represented besides Chicago.
Sam G. HiIdreth, who carried o, the
Al crican turf honors in 1oO9-1O Will
sail for France tomorrow, where he
Will train the string Of horses he sold
recently 10 Charles Kohler for 500, 900
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05

BY RALPH L. YoNkERs.

MONROE. La. March 5.--Bill Lou
den comes from team OF fsnters
with lighting manager, Newark in
the old Eastern league with Joe Nc
Ginnity as It's boss.
Louden tells OF time when Joe
was walking ont OF the grounds at
Newark after losing game. Some
fan away up IN the bleachers yelled
out, Where's McGinnity ard his Tot.
ten team? Let me at him"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05
WORK GOOD PITCHERS
TOO HARD IN MINOR
LEAGUES, THINKS MAC.

Good pitchers are used TOO
much for their own good in the
minor leagues, says cMac" Nc.
Cory, the smallest recruit try.
ing for a Tiger pitching job
"a minor league is poor
place for a pitcher who CAM
stand the hardest to make good
II he's got TO stick there" he
thinks. AS soon as you begin
winning games for teams I'm
these smaller leagues, they give
you most of the work 10 fu-
with Albany last year these
we're only three OF Us who did
practically all the pitching TO
wards the last OF the season.
I worked every thIrd day stead
n.y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05
Louden Comes From a Team of
Scrappers With Scrappy Boss

McGinnity spied him and made for
the entrance OF the bleachers. He
walked up TO the fresh fan with a
couple OF healthy wallops stored up
in his 10 fingers, but the fresh fan had
some swats with him, too, and when
he sicked EN- on Joe. there was moth
ing 10 II but fan.
Joe beat the guy to the club house
door by 100 yards and locked the
door.
But McGinnity still fights.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05


or chief interest outside OF the bat.
tie for positions as pitchers, this
week. win be the three-cornercd fight
for "A chance Ia Dust C~orge Moriarty
from his job az third base. The three
men after tho job Westerzill, Louden
and Wit are all small fellows. 1.-THE
and quick
Westerzill has whatever preference
there may be in having already al
most made good with the Tigers. lie
was coming along nicely last year
when he hurt his knee and had TO
quit. lie feels absolutely no lief
fects from his injury now. however,
and is coming strong,
Perry says he is not at all confident
that he Is going TO be able 10 push
Dayey Jones from his left field job.
But whether confident or anxious he
Is surely working hard To make good,
Hank has a-hig disadvantage over
every man in the lot with the possible
exception OF Onslow, in that he has
TO wear down a lot of weight.
Perry has played in new league
nearly every year OF his professional
baseball career. going from coast 20
coast in successive years. but he has
never yet felt sure OF making good.
His two unsuccessful trials in major
leagues have done much no doubt 10
show Perry the slip between the
major league job cup and the recruit
I lip. Hank tried some time ago for an
outfeld job with Detroit and short
time ago for a berth with Boston.
The way Perry swings on the all
during batting practice is AT inklins
of what the batting would be in the
Goliath league. were the Giants ia
form one. Perry has great big, sturdy
legs. But he has a greater, bigger
sturdier body His arms arc like the
village backsmith's hammer swing
ing appendange. Now when these big
legs start that big body and a whale
OF a bat against one OF Kid Remneas
speeders. it's ship ahoy for the lids
in the outfeld and new ball for
practice while the one Perry landed
on is being relayed lack home.
Perry doesn't waste his strength in
bringing rain with sky scrapers either
He peels EN- of over the grass cuttei
route or via the Texas Lacquer way
where they count. His swing IS the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05

suuad az - candidates, among
whom were ii veterans. answered The
nrat cali for baseball candi dates at
Fa stern High school Indoor practice
viii start Immediately The candidates
probably will be divided up INTO three
stps rate squads
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05
BEST AAFERAE SAYS
JENNINGS OF TIGERETTtS
! As he WATCHES WORKOUT
Sugden's Sudden Leavetaking
Because of Wife's Illness Is
Blow To Tigers
-FOUR MORE JOIN CAMP
Jennings Sets Pace by Taking
First Duck in Outdoor
Swimming Pool

MONROE, La, March S.--cold
weather and rain prevented the
TIGERS from having their morn
inc workout today, but the na'
ometer prophesied fair weather
for the afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05
Where the Kinks
Are Coming Out

WEST BADEN, Ind. March o.
Despite unfaVorable weather here. the
- Louis Cardinals got in some out
door work today tramping over the
hits and taking short runs as weight
rcduccrs,
ATLANTA. Ca. March with the
thermometer lowering around s. de-
sTecs the Highlanders got down 10
real toll today and Mana ger Wolverton
was obliged 10 warn his youngsters not
10 work too hard. The grounds were
VA splendid shape following yesterday
mornings rain and fast fielding prac-
tice was INDUCED in. Il was learned
today that Jack Chesbro would not be
back with tire Hilltoppers this year
MOBILE Ala, March 5.-That Vean
Gregg will be back with the Maps
soeIssa 5ming here direct from his home
In Charleston. Wash is the opinion OF
the Cleveland PLAYERS Ina training here
Gregg is holding out for a $4,000 con-
tract From authoritative sources IL is
learned that second contract. naming
better terms than already rejected by
Gregg. has been forwarded from Cleve-
land 10 the crack southpaw. Manager
Davis IS putting the Maps through two
sessions OF light practice daily.
Weather continues favorable.
NEW ORLEANS. La. March Sat
1883 a. IN. today Manager Frank
Chance Of the Cubs OFFICIALLY. started
the training season by rousing his
athletes out Of bed and putting the %
performers through before break-
fast sprint Chance arrived from his
Glendora, Cal, home late yesterday
and after running the battery OF cam
eras exhibited his latest phenom
Casey smith an Indian. who plays
any infeld. position except first base.
WEST BADEN. Ind, March s.
waiting Tor four inches OF snow to
melt SO training may he begun in the
open Manager Clarke, of 1rr-Ffrsrtrs
today took his '"advance guard" walk
ing and running exercise on the COW
cred track. The party arrived here
Iast night ten hours late owing 10 a
wreck and snowstorm They were
narooned for time at Orleans
MARLIN, Texas, March THE Giant
regulars viii lire up against the Yam
nigans this afternoon. Both teams will
probably USE rookie pitchers. Nam
ager McGraw is much peeved over the
frequent rains this spring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05

team had a mortal terror OF allowing
the treasurer, bondless as he was. TO
get together too much coin The re.
suit was--wel the league has done
broke up" and Fred still has $50
coming.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05
Iuch specuI.tIou the Mia.

There e. much speculation mt the Mid
way schools today regarding the flu
ture status OF athletic relations be
tween the University Of Chicago and
Indiana University The usual date
for the Indiana football game has been
given 10 Iowa and the Hoosiers have
been dropped from Chicago's schedule.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05

II is interesting 10 watch the work
of Joe Sugden a.d Jim Mcclure. IL
is interesting enough TO watch the
work OF each alone for either one Is
man who knows the game OF bsse-
ball from start to finish, but TO watch
them together is fascinating.
1t was amusing TO some or the %
Y ar-old youngsters who consoles
themselves pretty wen along, 10 hear
Jim tell about breaking In in 1883. lie
was playing bali nearly sozen years
before some of the Tiger recruits
We're born
Sugden gets his work done with lots
OF pep and vim. He uses his voice
his arms. his head lie encourages
he pans.
Mcclure does his work in quietei
manner. He shows by example what
he wants done He has little conf
dental talks with each man, telling
him what he wants II the man doesn' I
do II exactly right. he has another
little conference.
And each coach gets what he wants
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05

kind that gets them where they come,
mo matter whether high, low o" wide,
II he has a fatal WEAKNESS /" batting,
m Tiger pitchers in the light prac-
tice thus far haven't been able 10 de-
tect II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-05

MARLIN, Texas, March THE Giant
regulars VIII line up against the YAM
nigans this afternoon. Both teams will
probably use. rookie pitchers Man
ager McGraw is much peeyed over the
fre4ueat rains this snrIng
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-03
y I !.

San1Itag aben0 flel IN un1c.
rer Stoot uno l1meegen6 ELL
pradtpoIler Megen, Der iebr mil-
fomrnen mar uno nab benz iid)
uniere Garmer idon eeicbnt batten.
Sp1tere Nadrihten iafien erfennen
DOB fid Der Negen fait iiber ben
gar5en Staot ausgebreitet bat. Sir
oen Gioen unieres Staates, beion-
oers fir ben S~iotpeften, mo es
teilmeiie idon redt troden puroe,
iidert oieier Negen eine quite Rorn-
ernte.
- Nod benz 8eridt BEG Girtan5.
aeenten unierer ftaotiiden Sdulbe-
borbe, Baul S. ShoIs, fino Die 81
nan5en Der Heboroe in iebr gutent
8uftanoe. Sic bot iest einen aai~
lenbeitano BON $57,074, UNI $22, :
900 mebr, als gu Beginn oes Shul-
iabrs. Die ginnabmen mdbrenD
6es Sabres betrugen $445, 692 81
,mo 6ie Musgaben $426,0S9.07
Die Sirma Sosfe Brothers
tDiro an 6teae oes an Der Oft
Commerce @trnBe geleaenei1 5mei-
itodigen Eeil fires @eiddftsbauies
Elm pierltodiges @ebauoe auffibren,
oaB i'm StpI nit benz anoern Sell
oes @eihdftsbauies barmonierett
miro. Der YIan gu benz @ebduoe
bat Der Mrditeft SEQ 81. S. Diel-
mant enttporfen uno Der 9au miro
BON Sobn 6. 9ieImann aufgefiibrt
tperbem.
- auf cine ieItiame @eiie fam
bier Der neunidbriee Moolfo Gaoe.
ma um's Geben. @1brenb er fdlief,
mari elm WinoitoB bic Sir gu. Cine
@lasideibe in Der Cir brad nno
Die 8rudihide fielen auf ben alci-
men. gines Der Stiife orang ibm
in ben unterleib unb brndtc ibnl
cine ihlimme @unbe BET. Die Mer5-
te nabten bic @unoe aleroings gu.
aber Der Rnabe batte fortDabreno
Die beftigiteu Sdmer3en uuo itorb
nad) orei Sagen. 9ie Seftion ergab,
oab oas @las brei Bon tief einge.
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Gin paar Gtunben ipater ritten
4arl 8%ronootp uno &inrid Sbeel
Mber Die Sable bon Der Sdmieoe
mab 9oIan, oenielben Weg, pel.
den lie Dor nod ni6t aebn Minuten
in entgegengeiester Mi6tung ge.
madt batten. Sic ritten in idor-
fem Srabe, Der Rnedt Elm BOAR gu.
teno Sbritte binter benz &errn,
nidt aug &eipeft, uno gepiB niGt,
neil er iblebter beritten geDeielt
mare. SIN @egenteil, iein Hfero
mar elm pnnoerpones ounfelbraune5
@onblut, iebr biel foitbarer als Der
Salbblutfuds oes Serrn, 10 foit-
Gar in Der Sat, oaB elm 9eeegnetl-
ser lih senunoert baben Diroc.
pie man elm 10 eoIes Sier BEL elmer
10 getpobnli6en @elegenbeit reiten
Tonne. Mber Sinrih Sheel mar
fem setpobnliher Setter; er aftete
auf benz rauben 8ooen ieber 8epe-
gunq bes gieres 10 ior9fam, ols
Oh er es in glatter Heitbabn tral-
nierte, nidt Die l~eiieite rnart lieB
er ibm onrhgeben; uno eben bate
es iif cine gu iduloen fommen lai-
len, fir Die es abgeitrat peroen
muBte, uno oas mar Der @rullo,
resbaIb er elm menig 5uriidgeblie-
ben mar.
8loelid aog 9arl 9ranoow Die
3iiecl an uno iagte balb iiber Die
Sdultern semanot: 8iit ou ipirflib
iid)er, i'm geieben gu baben2
Sd iagte Sbnen ia, i'd bin aut
bunbert Shritt berangefommet, err
mioerte Sinrid S6eel miirriif;
uno 3eit geniie, i'm mir 81 beie-
ben, babe ib aud eebabt; i6 slai-
be, er bat cine Stunoe oa oben ge-
ftonoen, als Oh er felt gelpadien
tpdre.
@ber mesbaIb ioIte Der Sduft
BON Sssoden nod iest bebmlpten, Bob
er nidt miile, no er geblieben 1T?
8ieaeidt weiB Ell es nift.
Dummies 3eugl
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Grinnernassfeier an Or. Serff.

sorntoo obenn fonh IN 0pr Ga.
s;ro.enrIe ONO Gr;n,,eramosfpier on
Sss ~nsr,torbe,en Or ger6iro,,S
~ssfs stott snoTme aie meror go,rn.
- ~ eS;caf M~5soe;otion~ neronifoTfpt
h14s S,;s so;or nn'rae S,,rm d.
ysr mefo,o Sss @setbonen Mar.
49, srSfFnet No,a ridtetp
a. o;,,c nsr mraGaeut npr giio.
e;cticns si,,;ae Morte an sic Ser.
sc,,,,r,,,,c nerIos nie We,hI0fIe.
,us1%s 81 Misoe;otion1 onnr1o,1.
msn hotte mn ftente Or. M. &.
mI;s,r nTs srston mooupr = or
mf;s,,; h;eIt e;ne redf interesIm,<
Wssnrc.ro - 6or a. Miooronhi.
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oruneen mar nf,o totlid)e g~erlesun,
gen berurla6t batte.
- &err gilbert Srieori6 uno
feline Satin geben aaiabrli6 ben
Sniaiien bes ct. Sobonnis utto ct.
Solepb @aiienbauies unb oes 8ro-
teitantii6en @aiienbaules UNI bie
SIter5eit ein 8icnic. 9a bies Sabr
Inn S1tern aber @intertpetter
berribte, 10 fonnte oas Bicnic nidt
abgebaIten tperoen uno es fonb an
Samftag auf Dem ipunoeri6onen
8Ios oes gun6esarienals itatt. 9as
8icnic perlief in Der i6oniten 8el-
ie, leioer muroe inn our6 ben Ste
gen am Mbeno Elm 5u fribes Gnoc
bereitet.
SIM Mo1tot Woi murber I'LL
Dieiieeu 8oitamt 3278 uSpecial De'
liperp" 8riefe %erpebiert. Die 4o'
iten Ser Mblieferung beliefen iid]
auf $262.24.
Sn SpIge. zines 2ungenidla-
ges Itarb, an Ser Balo @lto 2ano-
itroBe, uneefabr aebn Meilen poll
unIerer Staot, Saeob @alter I'M 81
ter BON AZ Sabren. Ser geritorbe,
ne NOR nit benz 8obren zines
grunnens beiddftigt ols Der 500
eintrot. CT itammte aus Chants
uno binterIaBt ieine @attin uno orcl
godter. Mud ieine Mutter unh
mebrere S9meltern iberleben tbn.
gr mar Mitelieo ser Siemering.
2oge Ser @ermannslobne.
- Counting morgen eegen 2
llbr pur6e bag Saus Soutb &ad-
BERN StraBe SEQ. 1121 onrb Seller
5crftort. Das Sous geborte S. 81.
HorIntbe un6 pnroe auh bon ibnl
betpobnt. Ser @1aoen belduft iid)
auf $4,000. 0ie l1riade bes 5euefs
lit unbefannt.
Sonntag nadmittag murOe
8ater $. 80. 5. @irb, bisber 8far-
rer in Dbanis, bonn 8iidof Sboiu
il. iein teues @mt als Bfarrer Der
bieligen uSacreo @eart" Stride ein-
gefubrt.
Ole 8orbereitungen fir Die
Mrbeitertag : Seier am 2. Septenl-
Der baben %begonnert. 9ie Seier ioIl
oies Mal groBartiger weroen als le
aubor.
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Mabrenbe geidwiiterliebe,

SIN alolter S9amoroino in BE-
tersburg lit oieier Gage Die S6wc-
iter SEQ 3olitois, @rafin Waria
Rifolaiepna 3olitoiia, als Nonnc
S6peiter Mario, elmer engagements
5iinoung erlegen. Mit ibrem gro-
BEN 8ruoer mar iie lange Sabre
binour6 innig %befreunoet, 10 bere
1hieoen au9 Die Weltani6auung
ser beioen mar. Sbmol tie cine
itrengsl1ubige ortbooore @briifin
par, Die ale fir6lt1en @ebrau6e
bobbielt uno erfiiate, linn obcr oas
firdlide Sormenpeien laitig uno
ibaolid eridteh, 10 barmonierte iie
bod ouf's bette nit linn, uno in
ibrer @egentpart entbieIt er ii6 alld
oes bitteren 5pottes iber Die gtt-
ten. Sic aber mar Iber5eugt, oab
ibr SEQ trot ieiner feeeriiben Mn.
fibten ouf eigenem 8ege oemielben
Soft 5uitrebe, gu Dem iie betete.
8eioe berbano au6 oieielbe lei.
benidaftlide gerebrune Der Wuiif.
@ie SEQ 9olitoi in ieiner lebtell
Sebensperto6e loie Qualification nit
ibrer a1nIt ut1o @iiienibaft misob-
tete, ober NIT Ser Muiif cine @us.
nabme ma6te, 10 iagte emit Ma.
ria @ifolaiepna, als ibr I'M 9allle
ibrer Nidte Mleranoro Elm Muiifer
Chopin borgeipielt batte: u@enn 10
geipielt miro, oann modte man
nift einmal in's 4loIter.~
Mqria Mifolaiefpna = Tie lit Die
fduor5Gltgige 2iubotibfa aus Sol
1tois u&inbbeit uno &%naben5eit" =
bot emit audi oas raufhenoe 2eben
Der @elt gefannt. sic lit meit III
Ser 8eIt berum geipeiem bot in Ml-
gier un6 in Baris gelebt unb piele
berporragenoe Mdiner = oarnnter
Stpan Gurgenietp = gut gefannt.
Mber oieies 2eben fonnte lire ieeli.
lden geoirfniiie niht befrieoisen,
unb ebeniomenig permohte es Die
@oltdtiefeit Ser sroBen MeIt, Die
10 iebr auf auberen @ffeft bin
5ielt. go gins iie oenn in's aloiter,
BON Dem aus fie ibren gruoer 2eo
aniabrli6 in SaBnaia=8oliana be-
iu6te. Wie innig Die beioen per-
bunoen tparen, be5eugen Geo Sol
1fois Ieste 2ebenstage. Rad ieiner
Sludt aus SaBnaia-Goliana begab
err fi6 befanntlih mod S6amoroino
gu ieiner tSdpelter, uno ibr bat er
es anbertraut, mas i'm bon ieiner
5rau uno aug ieinem Sauie ge.
trieben bat. Niemanoem bat lie
perraten, mas ct ibr oamals geiagt,
nno nrr erfldrt, oaB Der groBe
Mann unter Der gan5en 2ebensmei
f. in SaBnaia=Boliana itets i6mer
geIitten babe. Ser Sbmer5 INN
ben geliebten 8ruoer bat aud Die
Gage Der Nonne Maria gefirat.
sic wliroe binfaaig nno Bat Der
Rranfbeit, Die tie in oieiem Sriib-
ling ergriff, nidt mebr ftanobalten
fnnueu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-03

Sic ritteti cine fur3e strefe
i6meigeno nebeneinanoer; Der 9ers
bitter Dor iid ~binitarreno, Der
anedt bon 3eit gu 3eit einel
2auerblid aus ben S6ielaueef auf
ben 9errn rihteno. SEPT orangte er
iein Yfero nod naber beran uno
iagfe: Besbalb ion er es miiien2 ih
meiB ia aub niht, marum sic bin=
ter ibm Der lino, mie Die &abe BIN
ter Der Waus.
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