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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
University Freshmen
and Granite High To
Play This Afternoon

o In the absence of the varsity team
Coach Tilllc Olesen and his band OF
strong freshmen will hold the spot light
AT the university, They arc not going
to LET the opportunity pass by, and this
afternoon will go down TO Granite where
they win play the Granite high school
team. So far this year the freshies have
showed great form and should win easily
However, night before last the varsity
put two OF the best men In the lineup
out OF commission and these men will
leave big hole In the team. Daly. tho
sturdy, tackle. bad his right knee
wrcnchcd and yesterday II was badly
swollen. Tho chances are that the in
jury Will keep DAILY out Of the game for
the rest Of the season Lille. one of the
ends, had his back twisted and was SO
shaken up generally that he was unable
TO get out for last nights workout and
he also Is proba bly, out for some time
With these exceptions. the men arc in
fair condition and will al least give
good account OF themselves this after
noon.
The freshmen VII lineup as follows:
Mareetts. Lc.: Brockmeyer, !. l.. Hunter.
l. g; Eicknor, C.: Peterson =. e.: BAN
ming, r. 1; Moose. = q; Gardener. o.:
Travcrs. J.. h. b. Fred Sack, + b
Walter Stack, l. j. b.
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Otherwise. ! don't heicye We can az
ford to let him go.
Although Evcrs Is not a stockhoder In
the club. he has been promised ny Pres
idcnt Murphy that he will have every
hit as much authority as was vested in
Chance Mr.. Murphy has told him that
he can make any trade he wants 10
without fear OF Interference.
John said he was not vet ready 10
dope next years Cub lineup He figured
that tho ipfeld would he practically the
same and that there wouldn't be more
than one change in the outfeld He
did not state that ShccEa I'd wasn't fast
enough nor did he hint that he would
be glad 10 get rid of jim.
Evers will not spend the coming win
ter in Chicago. He got permission from
the boss to remain IN Troy until late
10 look for permanent home lie m
tends to go east next Wednesday to
attend banquet given In mis- honor
by his townsmen. John expects 10 at
tend the minor league meeting In Mil
waukee next month and Will try 10 ar
range a deal or two, Regarding trades.
he had the following 20 say;
u don't think there will he any
wholesale swapping. I am figuring on
one or two exchanges but only two men
will be involved in each. the man we
give away and the man We get"
EN- Manager Chance changed his mind
about waiting here until he had sold his
house. He viii start for his ranch near
Glendora. Cal, on Saturday night His
wife %ill accompany him and his moth
er-in-law Will remain I'm Chicago until
the property is disposed Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
FEW DEER FOUND IN
THE LOWER VALLEYS
Special 10 Tho Tril,,,,,n

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN; Oct, 24,-Osden hunters who
W W. Ih'aded the mountains OF Weber ana
hoFsan counties In search OF deer renort
.he hunting exceptionally good. in fact
IleE 9E oee,are that IL is all hunting and no
oes'' ohootlng in violation OF the law
emo the hne weather OF the past two
weeks are said TO explain the absence of
uoer IN the usual retreats The deer are
sun lar back In the mountains drIvan
tnere by the sheep. herders or preferrinr
as a result OF their timld nature 20 rec
main there until driven down jnto Tho
lower valleys BY tho cold
No venisop has as YET appeared on IN.
local market and so far as can be learned
not more than three of the scores OF hunt
ers VINO nave left Ogden since the season
opened nave been successful in securing
Their one deer. while few more have even
slEnteo tneir prospective game The Nor
bsen good territory, seem 10 he absolutely
dccrless this season, according To- Tho
ton. 49,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Soldiers Continue In
Undisputed Possession
of Indiana Race Course

POHI EE; Ind, Oct. 24.-Onicers com
rnahdlhc the Indiana troops In posses-
sion as a result OF Governor MarshslTs
orners 70 prevent gambling. OF the Min
eraI springs race track were notified TO-
uay that injunction proceedings against
the state brought ny tho tracy oW.nnrS
WOULD come up at Michigan CITY this
afternoon They paid no attention tu
INC noI'ce and guarded the track TODAY
more closely than ever ''
II was reported from Michigan .CIt,.
over the telephone that the court was
expected TO take the position that II could
nIt restrain The executive department.
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Oct. 2s.-Artor
nearing this afternoon the petition Of the
Governor Marshall and troops from In
tererlns with racing, Judge RI. b Tnt-
mn OF The superior court reserved hi
opinion until a later time. ms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
LONG SHOTS GO OVER An
LAGOON RACE. C0URS
One Dollar, Parleyed on the Six Winners of.
Afternoon, Would Have Melted
the Investor Sl47, ,098

lngg,cta III tNs,hsnJ. $3.50. ,h,-
ill 10. Trojan Belle. sElit sur, ~,
ran. A'n
Third race. m'l' sod seventy -u6,-c,
lO9 fSicelo'. iiS. %, $3.50 and fl50 r,-.
lui tNo!c5Torth', Iiio and $50 .s,s-i
Lad, ici 'Gocs'l. SEQ bird. rim- ia
C1rl'cue Manager Mack. Col.,ou ara =.
DUst<- 1lro ran.
Fourth race. ELK ,urlonss-Rov,l ~
steele $3.50. $40 ans 81 10 49,.
Links. lot fEE'cpi. So 20 aud & s.,o,.
Crowley. !ni tNHndusrni $50 ,hi,s
iil7 10. Florence ro6crU and yotssr
ran.
rtith race. mile .ad one.sistern,h-pl4 \
iio ,Noles%orth, ST.. $500 snd a.
Helene. l0g CMoCabcI $50 and g y
Crossoror. Ill fNndrcssj. $3.50. tblrt ,
i:5i l-5. Sisurd Dutch Rock and Wss,o'
ran.
SIKH race. mile and one cish;b-T.r n,
Gooacl. SO "a $50 ana $50 -cu, y,
II? fLoi;usl 81 60 and 800. second: i; a
By. lOl t'"euchi. 81 ihi:d Time ia
fdjcwclgs. rs'ruchr. Tom Bisbes. ri,. b
BAN Dance and Beautiful si.o ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

line, Jordan tried forward pass around
ftoldens end, He made q pretty inter
ception. advancing the bail ten yards. and
on the next play. catching difficult pa SIS
from Wilson. went across the line for a
touchdown. King kicked goal. making the
score 10 Z. The quarter which was only
ten minutes long, ended before either team
could score again.
Coach Richardson was satisfied with tho
game put up by his lads and is sure that
tley VIII defeat Grand junction. All of
the boys played well. For Jordan Gon was
tho Crisscross.
FROM The game OF last evening II is hard
TO see whore the u fresmcn figure TO win
from the Red and Black first team The
nrst team players are much heavier and
faster than the youngsters and recently i'm
practice have scored at will on the second
eleven, The Jordan team held the fresh
les TO a score OF Is and only scored twice
on the second high school second foan,
THO llmcmp Was az fnlln1Ns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
FOGEL SERVED WITH
COPY OF CHARGES
y international News Service.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. o4-prosII,,,,
Horace fosG II the PhillieS was served
today with copy Of the charges yhIrH
President Iyrch Of the National Icaru.
mas prCtcrrcd against him. FogsI has
until Saturday night To suhni, , IL
answer and has retained Attorney w :
elliott TO prepare his answer in Legal
form. " ''s"'
L$hon lIHnEs ne can force me out
ot the league without a fight he 10
picked the wrong man" said Foenl -
VIII not sell out or get out until an,
ready '' am
There were 10 deveopmcp,s IN ,b,....,-
OF the CLUB The transfer was no, MAD.
today. '' ''d"e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
ARBITRATION BOARD
MEETS NEXT MONTH

AGBCRN, y. y. oct. 2t.-.IoNn r.
Farrell. chairman ut tho national board
Uf arbitration OF the National Aysoria
ton of Professional Baseball leagues TO-
day called a meeting OF the national
board IN ihc Congress hotel. Chicago.
for Hovcmbe0 10 The calendar of base
bail ilhEaNons. covering the United
states. Canada and Mexico this vna- j.;
very large. Sessions will continue two
DAYS IN Chicago after which adj iou,r.
mcut VIII he taken 10 Milwaukee,. the
session being called there Cor Tuesdsv.
Nny ON her II" s'''S'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

T oS ANGELES. Oct. 2i.-Manager Nc
- Carey of the Pacific Athletic club has
decided TO give Il diamond belt To the win
ner Of "A three-cornercd white heavy
weight championship tourney which he
plans 10 hold at Vernon arena in Novem-
Der and December
McCarey has been in communication
Win Jun Flynn, Al Palzer and Luther
Mccarthy, the most promising whit
hopes. and they have signifcd their in
tcntion OF coming here 10 compete for The
prize " NV
hCCarey plans 10 stage Flynn and Nc.
CarthN about the middle OF November ana
VIII match the winner with Al PaIzcr I'm
December. To the winner Of thc Iiuui
lnaiCn WIZ go The diamond belt. and he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Latoria ResIIlts

irs' rscc six furlonGs-slue .fay 10 rpeaL,
- ~; SNn and s2.c won. Ancon iIo II of,us,
sS;so ard $40. second; Flsl. % (NG,nap,. sI5 IN
InItv r, zine. !;ls 50. King s,alwart Dr.
H. wn, lrovaIo. worlds Wonder Rooater. Liz.
second race fye and half firlonrs-Apn.
gn,i'Cla' llv 'fcakl. SEQ, 81 so and .ato won
SIX DAy lln Il.ollusl. 70. 10 and 90 nn r..ar-I !,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
MEARS RETURNED TO
KANSAS CITY CLUE

AUBURN. y. ". oct. 2i.-rhc follow.
ing releases and drafts were given nnt
today by Secretary Farrell:
Released by purchas.-C,harIos ,Ib,,t,,
Of Fort WAYNE To Sacramento: W. W.
Cartwright by Spokane To san Francisco.
Chick Hartley VI Spokane 10 S(ouy
Kansas CITY. ~
-, Relensed-J. Sullivan by Vernon. Cal.
Charles McCaffcrty by Los Angels
Ihomas Madden aud Thomas Shcchan by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Coach Calls for Helm

MADISON. Wis. Oct 2I.-Coacb In.
neau of the University OF Wisconsin foot
oall team today sent out an appeal 10
son or send by mail suggestions that ,,.ir
~ the Cardinal team to meet the L-nIvcr-
sity OF Chicago on November .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Clabby Iniures Wrist

MttNAIkEE. VIE. Oct 2l.-JlmmY Cl,hs,
rmaIsnEer s ior me niiddlenojEht crown who ,,s
ana other m'odleHolSh,s in tho cast. was b,p.
,onIeet .od hoInof his manager. Frank Mi,
hc'ns 10 c'lI on all matches for a mnn,h ~" ~,
lssst as -hs Injured bis srltt Will, nnr, nv q,
'eHerday. Tho doctor advised him 10 ~, ,'he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
ATTELL GETS DRAW
WITH JIMMY WAY
% 1n,orn,iinnal NnMs Servics.

POSITION oct. 2l-Abe Attell. W.
mer fnathcrwelght champion, vs J, n
to a draw az the Pilgrim Athen1s.
ciatjon here tonight. The roullas
OF two minutes duration lnstglsa ls;J
rccr,iation three. this being ins's'''
by the Walsh people. n, N, 4
Walsh looked like a novice ~ w. ,se q
few rounds. but held his own ~ =, S,aI
when Attell became careless anu n,s
his Jaw while they were az .'G{I isn{
ters. .Attell tired q bit IN tle ia ne
eleventh rounds and Walsh nay ,ss
ter Of th. milling. Attell nuS on soucl
OF the boxing In at least sl elsns -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Denuer Race Meeting
Will Continue Without
Further Interruph
Special 90 the Tribune

Sn"el3I 80 inc tribune.
DENVER. Colo. oct. gi.-Wna'
assurance that the meet viii nsl
intcrtcrcG with 72aln. large crowd
In Attendance today.
In the sixth race MrAlan capture3
purse and won for his bockcr n
for their s.. Mrhlan IAN Il clever
and Won easily over Lily Paxton.
The n"Nt best bet of the card
Camarada in the first race paying
Tho results
First IO,c. siy niilonss. s,liae. M,u.
olds and up. puryc 500 -Clmsrsdu SO
Eddie Mott. fs'n second. Ncaha. 20
Tim". 1867, Biz ElngS aud yalsndi
ran.
second race. Gyc rIrlou.r. scllus. lhs|
ulds aud up. puTsc flrp -isdmUnd Aiara
wcD: Fort Johprou. 81 second Ml.apt
ihivd Tlmc. l;o!7t. Originator and Flfr|
$50 ran.
Third race. iou 'urlonss. all asos. san
tscc!t s. ~ won. Buck Thomas. g =. u
Ontario Oregon, g.. So. third. Zine. :it
LISA flnlt BrJhdui aud Scissor Giplef IN
Fourth rare ~" fgrlnuEs. .,liirE hnf.
oids and up. ruHe fion-l@-d clin'oi'
por: NproiIr, -. second. High Hshcs
ihiri Time. IS. Wclskao snl Nn I's|
Tsg.
F'f,h racc i've aud nnc.hsli iu'lont, =.
throe "cnr-o'ds auG M. purse ki0oTsL ~
vnu: Don nar $50 scrnGd Bolnt, svl
ihhd. Time i.On'- Tho GObli,. Sil
and Meadow Green also ran
Si%th race. one mile. four-l eaf-old, -.
purse Sri0-MrAlau. slf 50. non; ~! y.
- IN. second: Voluomc. eco ihifd
i:H Dave Montgomery AMI Noncot 'b' 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Fancy Billiard Exhibition Tonight

Prof. Joseph Gerstel the worlds cham.
pion fancy billiard and pool PLAYER, VIII,
give an exhibition OF his SKIN tonight nj
the hcnNop olHiard room. The professor
nus friends have arranged the exhibition
az testimonial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Laurel Results.

Fir., rscc Hyc 'ur'ong'. scllins-Sr
IL tHohmnui : 20 !, Won: Mary hIs ~ ~
iDutwcln. . 10 !. second: Fedcrah''. lb 'h''
N !. :hbd Time, i;0S
Second -,rc five and onc-han iurlcrI.
Flying Fairy iOi tpsvicu, 10 10 / uoe,
ling. lo5 lRyincl. 10 l. second: s.hr''|
tFc.suson,. 20 !, ;hlrd. Time. l:W ~
Third race. NC ana one half iurioesh ~
Cardiff. n. rSchwrbicl, 20 10 Hosi
lOS (shanpom. 10 T. second; A,irl,'
(Jea',nnr, : 10 !. third Time, i,ll = =.
Fovrlh race. mile. putc-si; loop ~
Ioa Glass. ? 20 :. Won: Repnblc',nI;. Trs
Ncln, 90 .. second; tiamm' 4"
{ ln !. 'hird. Time. l:fI a. al
Tinh Tsce. mic and seventy yira',o o,ss
Raao-ola lo3 Ford. 10 (? WOE ya-
OFai,broIhor ) Ia .. Second: ~
(pyrncl. N 80 l. th!rJ, Time lS- 4.
Siyth roce, milc and seysnn xas: e
Troy Weight, III Glssl. 10 J. r.,a
castle. 100 O'csch,. 10 I. second. e, ~ tI
los (smSin. 10 10 !. third. Tine ID"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Dillon and Brown Matched

CHICAGO, Oct. 2+.--knockout Rrou.n
the Chicago middlewcight. and Jact - T,, q
lon Of indianapolis, today were matched
club November IL -"efhphis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25
Former Tnrfman Dins

CHICAGO. oei. .t-Iofoph T. Wood . 10, NOR
~ IMAM, prominent among tho. rscin: ffatcruti ,
Fhrn NC Hrort nouriabcd in ihc middle N~rf
died a. Ais home hcEo to-day lie ws8 90 ycsr-
Oil W 'N"'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-25

AID o speeulativcly- -incllued visitor
III To the Lagoon race track ycster-
day waSered one dollar on the
= T. winner of the first race ana then
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GroBitdbtbumor beraus neuromaIl.'s
Ife uno Iatirilte qisber. Wiit!er'
ireiIe lit auh er nit Tramen an oi.
trsii, CsffniIiht.ii getretsn. Tas
Geutits 5heaier gu Berlin bot feline
gsrstras6pie Der aiebestDnig' uufs
aeFiibrt unn nit isintr gsnrbeituns
ner driitopbonifhtn ~gniiitrata" gros
fen grfola errunaen.
Ties aIIo mar bic Wannihaft Der
.gtf Sharjrittsr+: flint 1iIoiiinffles.
bier qiiterdten, Elm 5oniiinitler uno
Elm Rsdltsanlpdlt. leibsr trug pas.
iuas pem aiinitlsrbreitl ieintn feiniien
gieis aab, bic ShauipieIersi aus edns
lie, idlcn ben Geim pes untergangs IN
iid. Dinsu tamsn eefd1ftlihe Sor'
Qcn: Elm 5btaier NIT huubsrt pIdssn
irnnte olif bic Dausr nid1t eli Inter.
netmer uno (insgeiomED oreiB.g
|Waitpirienpe n6brsn. 5roBbem fino
ron oieler S6arfrihisrei anrtsunaen
anssssanaen, bic i'm 0aritteDsltn
eeutlih su ipiiren iinb nnb pieueid1t
cine sfpeite, oanerhaftere Gl1n33eit rc3
llsberbreiil porbereiien.
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0rnnSeilentbams Mebertraganleu

u u u q ~ lcs 4tuto.
ebos. Sena an 2ouis Hniid9, IT,,
2 Cots in RIat bon gleiu Baltimore,
$500.
q. 3. Inois an WarD Inpis, / so,
in Chambers llnternbtbelluHg, 81.
2igtber VI. 9apis an GnilD Nit.
tiugton, ! Got in oto., 81.
2ouis Stallion (per Sberiff) an GO,
8. g9ilep, Got go in GanlpeII's Inter.
abtheillng, Sarriion, $551
glmp u. 2ereip an 2oniie Shnibt.
borit, 635 ader in Seft. Z. Spring.
fieIb 5p.. 81.
Grnit 5ortntueller an 9oiiie Sort.
mueller, 8 Cots an Telbi VItr, sc.
onmspaIe, 81.
Rubolpb Ru3ida an Sba M. Sober.
man, go Sub an Gernro ape. Gof.
len, 81.
sSreb. Nnbler, r., an Della s. @il.
ion, Got 6 i'm s. Da. GteeIe's untera6.
tbeiluns, College SIN, 81.
The 4arrp Bolbblatt Stealth SO.
an ssinac @ottIieb, % Sub an
Sfrnisbt Ctr, IL Cots an Rapine
GtraBe, ST..
Sorrp Da. gonfIin an Wm. 8. Wic.
gaeelp. Al afer in Seft. z, sDcnnlore
Ip., $500.
Hbn. s. WcDeiII1n an Gatb, aou.
l&uetfp, Got 562 IN Mobb & Sees
-, uHtgobtbeluuG ~
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Sobn Sartinom on sSIoro Weper
81 6uB an Gof Mpe, geortpooo, ST..
9nllteob Torep on Ibolpb Yeters
215 Sui on Court Ctr, slpilfer
Jfuce itno Gin, ST..
Nin. 8. Snnrmonn. an gooIpf
Sdarrlanu, % SUB on Gonrop Str.
81.
u. :. 9adoiio on RoiaIie Gttopol
31S SlB on Ianastpe., Iorwooo, ST
Nmaloa 6. gtieber an Geo. "
Stitcs, 36 Sub an Samilton gife,Si
90. @ittefino an sllbcrt Stibi,
Sot III seft. 33. Wt. SeaItbp, 81.
5illie Z. Shneiber MI Gaa G.
Greer, 30 elder i'm Surpep 535 gln,
oerion Ip., $t475.
College Elaee ssnipr So. on Senrr
Z. Meber, Got 13i an ssnes gIace
College Sill, ST.
Geo. Y. Worf on 2eonoro 6.
sScrfing, 40 SUB on D,ord aue., ST
9iob Z. SteeIe on 8eb. s.. 2ean
. ssliB on GopIor Ctr, glmipooo,
$3.50.
Winnie sSelientbal an Woics 8oI6.
lmitb, % sSuB on Barr Str., 81.
W. " 9Re5arInno an agnes Ruii.
.eD, 90 ,S,iB on 2oaIit Ctr, aft.
@nibinaton, 81.
Beo. 8. Slapin on Sarab gaa
Soroen, Sofs 4 uHo ) in :. Scott
Snrriiou's llnternbfbeiluna, ST.
Sheo. 2icrmnm on Senrp 1rofen.
broo, 90 SUB on @ine CTR, Aeooina
ST.
Games armit;ong oil elBab.
Seartiinc, / sfer in Seft. G, gfiami
Jp., 81.
CHARLES u. !. WaIter on 0eora.
5snrn 3eeen, Got Ro. Is in Der Sas
mes w. SibIep llntsrobikiIuns Ter.
ra alta". 81.
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BdterIi1er A4th

- y4ritt nieniols IN bies5nbfdplcA
bcinc68 68nters, incfn So1n; coer peIlit
by = i&on TINT. Dalsu beiTet9e W.
ntftl~..
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) ii n fttr 3 Sell.
Grftts Gdpitel.
u uf ber Sagb na d 0rin bel,
paIb.

Quf ber Sago na d 0rinbels l.
paIo.
Sdpn am morsen bi.ies 9aa.s,
balb mad Dem DprfalI feIbf, lief bas
pislsiingige Geriint burh bic sanse
Stdot 2u3ern, mag iih 10 eben i'm
Compton beg 9an.s nnb 6onoelss
bauFss .Srmiuser, Rod uub apmpda.
ME srsisnst babe. gisls perionen psrs
iheoensn Stunoes batten iosor, tbsils
ourd ibr amt basu btrufen, tbeiIs
aus perfonIiasr 5beitnabme fix ben
guten oltsn 9errn Srminssr. an Der
fogltih in's Wsrt gefesten 9erfoIgung
bss Gdli6ers 1beil genommen, unp 70
mar bic 4unos baoon buIo in alIe
5duier uno in ale Iamilien gsbruns
gen. Ddbei mar nur cine Stimme
Der Gntriifiuns unb beg Shrsdens bsi
allen Woblseiinnten lout esfpprben,
bsnn cine 10 fhlau einseleitste unb
fred burhaefiibrte Daunersi mar felt
unbentIifen 3sit.n niht in ber aans
gen S1pei3, seihpeiss bsnn In Der
auf ibren suten Ruf 70 ftolssn Gtaot
2u3ern porgetommen, mo 10 Diele pas
trieier ipobnten, 3u bsnsn auh 6err
Srminger seborte, no TO pieIe tpoblba.
benbe unb an ibrem 8eiib fiH freuenbe
2eute lebten unb mo iih nun s{eber,
her nf1rf, nir1t berfiinfiff1 nm rom M>hei
ben jenes 8antbauiss betbtiIigt mar.
in feineH Hehten aetrdnft unb In feis
mem 8ertrauen auf bic alIgemeint Siz
6erheit oes 4eimatblanDss srfHiittert
fiiblte.
60 mar Is benn gang nntiirlin,
baB fih bic alserneinise uno inniale
1beilnabme benz alien Germ unb feis
ner 10 fdonsn, pislseIiebten 1o&ter
3urunbte, nlIein an biefem trfien ia,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19
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saoman BON pbiIipp 0aIsn
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I'm ober ste ourh oies beiberieiti.
ge Shtpeigen berbeisefiibrte pauie
niht 5u peinlih Sll MAIDEN, iagte ars
nolo nit ebenfous betpeater gtimme,
inoem er iih NIT feinen Worten mebr
an Seiuina, nit ieinen 8liden aber
an Noele tpdnbte:
n2eben sic Mlle tpohl unb hdben
Sic 0ant fir Sbrs @iits. Sbnen,
6rdulein Seiuina, peroantsn mir bsus
te piel. Wdren sic niht setommen, 10
pdre unier gan5ss unterncblnen in's
Stoden serdtkn unb Der rebrbare
Rann aus Rio" mare uns am gnoe
entidliipft. Dds ion er nun nidt uno
oafiir eben bante if Sbnen."
Sect mar Die Reibe an Werner se@
tommen uno tpdbrsuo bic bishrise
leBte aonoeriation in frausOiiider
Sprahs gefiibrt tporben mar, um tie
Seiuina Deritdnblih gu MAIDEN. fprah
er 81 ihr in ibrsr paterldnoiihen
Wunbart, nobel sr ben gortheil hats
te, bdB nur Iie unb Irnolo ibn Der.
Itanoen:
Donna Ssiuina, ih fheioe Don
Sbnen; oissmaI ober niht alf 10 Lana
ge 3eit, tpie bamoIs, als mir uns in
!Rio trennteu. 0arf it barouT rshs
nsn, baB sic mid piutommen bsi=
ben, penn ib tpisbertebrs~
Sin aIiibenotr Bid aus benz fhporz
gen Sommetaugs bliBts iiter ibn bin,
cine i6Dns 6ono fabte fsii bic isinige
unb oiesmaI lam Der i'm Siillen frob-
loderotn Sefuina bic Sprats pis=
| Der.
.Mit tauIsno 5reuoen!" Iaets iis
aber nur unb oamit tpanote iie iih
bon ibm ab, I'm ihn nift I6nger 3eus
ge ibrer tisfen 9elpssuHg isin Su
laTen.
glahbem iih Wsrnsr nun ou6 NIT
ber3lihem 6dnbeorud bon Ibsfe uno
Oann bsibe 5rsunos pon JrduIein
0ubs perabfhieoet hatten, tpanbten
! iis Ii6 raid I'm uno berItebsn NIT
haitigen Sdritten bas 3intmer.
r9(oieu, dbieu!" rief ibHen Der alte
6err na6, banu tratsn er unb bic
orei 0amsu an Die offenen Jenit.r
unb Iebnten iit binaus, nm bic Rei.
| fenoen in ben Wassn iieissn 3u
Iebeu. y
Der Poliasibsamts beatiibte lie Dor
Der 5biir uno ftisg bann neben benz
9utiasr auF ben Bod. ssingdI ab.r.
Der i6pn pubte, ipo isin 9las. iprnns
por sSreube beulsnb 3uerit in ben Mas
asn, ben nun aud 4rnoIo uno Wrner
beitieosn. Rod Elm Bid geioer na6
ben Ssnitern empor, nod Elm frsunp.
liher 9rub unb Elm Qebsrpobl pon als
len Seitsn, uno fort sina ss un.sr
lautsm gsitIbeutnau, bas JiHgal nod
lauqe nit 8ebeQ begieitete, als merit
er, oab es sinmul fpiebsr auf Die Sagb
gebe uno bdb sr bic Spur eines ftatts
liben Wilbes nit in6en teIfen foIIs.
! go lnnee Der massn Den Rad.
! ihausnosu nod iintbar mar. bIieben
Vile i'm Ssenfter Iiegsn, bann aber,
iUdbrsno 6sr- Srminssr aHb 5rauteiu
9ubs 3usrit Bel Ssite traten unb
glsid baruuf ous 3immer DerlieBsn
uno 4beIs unD Ssiutua iid nun, dllss
Gubsren 3puness Iebis. aleir faben,
| fieIen tie iih in Die arm.. briidten
chamber fsit gruit an grut. tiibtsn
| iid, tpie iih nur 5p.i lisbepoIls Sdipes
itsrn tiiiien tonn.n, uno in bieism fir
/ iie 70 idperen unb bod 70 iiibsn au-
gsnblit tauIhtsn iie gum eriten Tal
oas idtpeItsrIite rDu" aus unb Ders
| iprahen iih, chamber bas Su fein. tpds
Die Cine fhon 10 lanse 3u bsiiben
aepuniht, Die Qnbsrt aber in ibrem
2eben gu erIanstn biskr ME bic frobe
ausIiht ssbabt bate.