davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-06
By Percy II. Whiting.

F. the Cracker team of last sea-
son had been properly held in
hand, it would have finished
certainly no worse than fourth.
Booze grabbed it, Old Red Eye cost
the Crackers any chance of a cred
liable showing
One of Manager Smiths big jobs
this coming season will be TO keep
the Cracker bad actors from per-
forming any cut-up stuff. He had
a lot of them willed to him by
Manager Hemphill. There is no use
going into details. Most of the
fans know which players were
tanks and which were not.
However, Bill Smith doesn't ex-
pect any trouble-nor do the fans
who know him.
Il never had any trouble with
any of my players said Smith in
talking over the matter of disci-
pine. Il treat them right and
they treat me right. Of course, any
manager who let's his players walk
over him is a simp. The first time
ne sees a head, crack it-that's the
idea. After he has made examples
of two or three of his players he
doesn't have any more trouble
Anyway, never did"
One of Smiths chief assets has
been his ability to enforce disci-
pline. Bill doesn't stand for any
foolishness. He is in most deadly
earnest about this pennant chasing
business. and he gets his players in
the same notion. His example is
contagious, and it is a mighty dull
player who does not, after a bit,
begin trying for the pennant as
hard as Smith.
Smith has had some bad actors
on his staff now and again-some
right here in Atlanta. But never
a one but behaved better for
Smith than he ever did for any 9TH
er manager.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-06

BIZ Kay, who led the New York State
tf tax eag N oahg has is r gTe3t
several times, but couldn't make a go.
Aurora had a player-and he was a
roarer, toO-who performed in 1903 games
as an outfielder and didn't amass an err
ror.
Guy linn, who didn't report to Roches-
ter last year, wasn't suffering from a
something of that sort, Is the rumor now
Anyhow, he has applied to Camel for re-
instatement and lob
Barry Mccormick is a card After he
slur1ped from Milwaukee to Peoria he
looked over the reserve list of the little
illinois club, said he liked the first base
man, and to release everybody else He
Is now doing some tall scouting,
Louisville is roofing, to get, Jack STAINS
bury back from the Cardinals. AS he is
better than 800 batter in the Ameri-
can association there isn't lot of chance
Baseball maxims The Anti Saloon
league sure sends up lot of ball play
ers who stick
10. Another one; "a lot of ball players
got diamonds who amt got anything
tired of talking about "a second ny
Cobb" There amt no such a nus
SON
And while all New York is popping
HISTORICALLY over the prospect of getting
Frank Chance as manager of the High
landers the Peerless Leader goes right
on picking oranges.
Ruhe Marquard in discussing his Bios
som Seeley troubles, denied all the allie
gatlonS of his aceusers except the one
that he is a great eft-hander.
=. Akron has raised $4,000 and will buy
itself ball club.
Cy Young has been offered the job of
managing the Portland team, of the
Northwestern league.
Harry Gaspar, sent by Cincinnati to
toronto; SAYS he will give up baseball in
favor of photography They say he is a
right good photographer.
Hans Lobert has bought a farm in
crawford county, PENNSYLVANIA
Note, Montgomery Advertiser; When
You clip baseball notes from The New
Orleans States and credit them, please do
the crrediting TO The Atlanta Georgian
The States lifts them bodily-without
credit; as do half dozen other papers.
Among the famous baseball players who
are good golfers are Heinie Zimmerman
~ Cobb. Larry LatOie, Russ Ford, Harry
Wolter ami Hal Chase. Among the ia
nous golf players who play Baseball
nothing doing.
Weaver, the White SoX nfelder, when
accosted by the gent who is writing Sc
ries on 1.-The toughest pitcher | ever met"
told bis story in three words: None Of
EN- Modest little cuss,
Frank Farrell may go to Bermuda
himself to look over the place as a train
ing ground for the Yankees. If he likes
Il he will send the players there next
March.
When the Pittsburg club sent a Blue
Grass league player a contract calling
for $50 a month. the player sent back
word he could make more money stopping
runawaNs back home. y. Size is still
stopping runaways.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-06
PLAY STARTS JAN. 8
IN BILLIARD TOURNEY

PTTTSBURG Dec 6.-Play for the
worlds championship a 1871 balk line in
billiards will take place in this city Jan
uarN 9, 10 aud II, George Sutton haV-
ing challenged ora Mornngstar present
holder The winner is to receive the title,
diamond trophy, AL gate receipts and a
purse of $1,000, offered by Harry Davis
of Pittsburg. In addition, Sutton and
Morntngstar have agreed to post a side
bet of $500.
one Of the interesting features how
Yamada, the Japanese expert, who re-
Gently competed in the 1872 tournament
in New York, Namada has not yet con
scented to enter the contest, but nego-
tiations are under way. In any event
sutton and Mornngstar will battle for
the 1871 title.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-06
NAT CARTMELL NAMED
TO SUCCEED M. MURPHY

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-Nat Cart
nell. Of Louisville will almost certainly
coach of the University of PENNSYLVANIA
track team. Murphys resignation has
not been formally acted on. but the vet
vile. Ca now. suffering from a malady
that win forbid his taking part in active
training work again.
Cartmell was first heard of as an ath-
lete when he represented a Louisville
school al one OF Nanderbilts annual schp-
lastic meets in Nashville. He went to
the University of PENNSYLVANIA where he
has been a star He has coached the Unl-
yersity of Virginia track team with good
success Tor several years
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-06
IN INDIANAPOLIS
UPH0LDS BASEBALL FAN

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec Ga solar
pleNus punch to the wife who objects
70 making a late supper for her husband
to root for the home team until the last
man is out was handed down by Judge
Collins, in police court
II was home-run swat on the part
of the court.
The domestic troubles of Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Williams were being argued in
the court room and it was found that
when Williams was late in coming home
from the bah game no wife or supper was
ready TO greet him 1t was cold bis
cult for him.
The Judge upheld the "rooter" and told
the wife that she must find some common
bond OF sympathy SO that they could live
together in peace.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-06
BASEBALL
Diamond News and Gossip

. Bill Kay, who led the New York state
league in batting, is a great player-in
that league He has tried it higher up
several times, but couldn't make go.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-06

Aurora had a player-and he was a
roarer, toO-who performed in 1903 games
as an outfielder and didn't amass an err
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-06

ward and Tennessee expert, ranked
the Southern players for the three
previous years:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-06
HANDLED BRICKS ALL
SUMMER TO MAKE TEAM

CLEVELAND, ONO, Dec 6-Gaylord
stowe, the utility man of the Cleveland
university school eleven. is not a boy
who is easily discoura ged lie tried for
the University school eleven a year ago.
He failed to make good.
Coach Rush told him he was too tall
for his weight and lacked the requisite
strength. So Stowe set his ulaaisastto
SaaRan on the eleven this year Whens Nd =
SfAs arrived, instead of loafQg abatgl3
NseSt to Strasburg, Ohio, amt lnaaySat
sffti9AkeintO cars all summer. ASA res IN Il
h6sEeturned to school in September 1iais44
er and stronger And ne also made the
team, filling in at half. end and tackle,
playing in all the important games
AS a side issue, he developed proficien-
cy as a kicker and was the Brickley of
University school 80,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-06
SMITH SIGNS PITCHER.

Herman HartueI, a young semi-pro-
leSsional southpaW from Michigan. has
been signed by Manager Billy smith for
tryout next spring.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-06
Last Belated All Southerns
Are in and Here's Final Pick
Of South'S Gridiron Experts

ward and Tennessee expert, ranked
the Southern players for the three
previous years:
1905.
Player Position. ColIeue.
b. Blake, left end. e.. Vanderbilt
Taylor, left tackle . e. Vanderbilt
!. Brown, left guard .. Vanderbilt
Patterson. center O. Vanderbilt
Stone, right guard . Vanderbilt
Pritchard, right tackle VANDERBILT
Hamilton, right end . Vanderbilt
Kyle, quarter 3D.. 80, Vanderbilt
u. Blake, left half o.. Vanderbilt
Craig, right half =. Vanderbilt
Manner fullback =. Vanderbilt
1904.
Beene, left end g.. . Tennessee
Taylor, left tackle e.. Vanderbilt
Phillips, left guard =, . Sewanee
Elgtn, center .,....U. of Nashville
b. Brown, right guard Vanderbilt
Hamilton, right end Vanderbilt
Scarborough, quarter =. .SeWanee
Craig, left half . Vanderbilt
b. Blake, right half b.. Vanderbilt
Parker fullback . o.. Tennessee
1903.
b Blake, left end e. 80. Vanderbilt
E. Kirby Smith, left tackle, J..
.... ... ... 90. go. .SeWanee
Green, left guard =. e. Tennessee
Smith, center o.. ..... Cumberland
Suddarth, right guard Cumberland
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
&iro ser Stride Bis gum lebten

&iao ser Stride biz gum letten
Mtbem5uge!"
Gas lei, 6rtitlid>er Mann, aud
mein @uni9 fir bid uno ale sic
1einen! Gas lei metn ufr0blides
Sitern" an hid! l1no gum S6luiie
nod elm berrlides 2ie0 betitelt: Sic
Stride Gbriiti:
Set auf ben Sels gebaut, tronet sic Got
Mitten i'm @eltenmeer, mddtig 11no bebrl
Son @ottes &raft geitdblt, etpig bent
9errn bermGblt,
9robt ibr fem l1ntergebn in Sturmesz
pebnl
@enn audi Der @0Qe @adt, in nilbem
@rtmm ertpa6t,
Gum &a1npf, gum 5ieg bereit, 1tebt lie
i'm 9treitl
.56Iirft ibrer Seinbe @utb 1elbit Deilges
9el6enbll1t,
sic 1trablt nad biiltrer Madt in neuer
Hra6tl
ans hires @eiles @orn quilt uns beS 2ez
bens Born,
@abrbeit nnb @unberfraft ibr Guel(
ur1s 16nfft.
@er lie i'm SUPPLEMENTAL matt ibrem 2ie<
besmabI,
5iebt ii6 in Soft erneut bon Seligfeit
sebtl tpie ibr 8anner itrablt. bes areu<
5es 2idtgeftalt,
9es 5ieges 11nterpfano in Yius' 6nnol
Srob benn binaufgeldaut our bebren
@ottesbrol1t,
2abt uns Der Stride meib'n bas gauge
Sein!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
8mnoeS:G tntommem:
ttemer.

Gas pom SEM Observation-Disclosures
nit 10 GROCER Mebrbeit a11genom'
meme ginfommeni telergeieb, Dem Ser
eigentbiinuid}e Name,1 ~Mcciieiteuer=
@eieb" beigelegt poroen lit, INN nidy1
NIT Ser Nuslegu1y 6es Oberbunoes-
geridts in &onflitt gu fom1nen, ba1
allgemei,.e @%efrie0igl1ng erregt. 3ie
@erfaNungsmdiiigfeit ideint auBer
aQem 3meifel gu iteben, obgleit
tuabrideialid bas b0dite @eriht nod
barber gu entideioen baben t'iiraoo,
utto audJ gegen Sic &edtlid)teit ibres
@otips, 3medmaBigfeit uno &otb=
inmfeit fino mabreno ser @erban0-
lungen faum irgen0 melde itidbol=
ttge @riinoe porge6raGt mor0en.
8esbalb mon Sic Steuer cine slcci-
ieftelier get1annt fat, liegt flar gu
Sage, man moqte iiber gepilie @it,=
%Serniiie binmeggefommen, oie mog=
liderpeiie NIT @erfaiiungs6eitim=
ur1trrgen 0ogegen gelteno gemnf)t
meroe n f0nnen. 9ieies @erfabren
mag pieffeidt als parlomenturilde
Sptegelfetterei bingeiteut tperoen.
Mud fpen1 iih oartbun laiien ioute,
6aB iofern sic Steuer cine Mbqabe
fir oas Eripeligil1m lit, Elm @eld0ft
gu betreiben, feline ltnterideiouna
gemadt 5u mer6en braudt 5ptidjen
einem @eiddftsbetrieb uno Ser Sins
uibung zines 8erufs ooer eincs Sano,
merits auf eigene 6ault ober in Dien=
item zines @noern, 10 burfte ii9 ser
geinnoe Sinn ood) immer oagegen
auflebnen, 0aB Sic inoipioneIe Sba=
tigfeit 5meds 8eiduffung oes 2eben=s
unterbolts als Elm Bribileg a,1geieben
miro. 8iele meroen iiderli9 ser Mn-
fidt iein, ouB bie inoipibueQe @etpin=
nrng 5es 2ebensunterbalts elm mo-
tirlides &edt lit, oos feiner beion-
6eren @rlaubniB ser 8~unoesregie-
rlng beoarf. DoB oas @infommen
aus FOLDER Ebdtigfeit pie ieoes on-
bere Ginfommen bebonoelt mer6en
mag, 0ariber biirften faum Mei-
n11ngsperifieoenbeiten beiteben. .Der
MnitoB, Sen 6as @eieb bei pielen err
regt, liegt eben oartn, 0uB man 5ur
grmoglidutng elmer 8eiteuerunq 6es
@%infommer1s ouf Sen 8lan berfone11
lit, cine ieglide inSibiomelle Gbatig=
felt, aus melder iolhes @infomme1
b%erporgeben mag, als Nribilegium
5m bebanoeln a1no Mbgaben 6afur Al,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
statiitif Scr fat6oliiden Stride

Ma4 aemneop's offi5ie0em ~aatbo-s
liiden @e9meiier" gibt es in oen
Ser. Staaten bon Moroamerifa iebt
15,015,569 &atboliten. @or einem
SATIRE belief iid sic fatboliihe Be-
p0lferung auf 14,618,76t Seelen,
Dor 5ebn Sabren auf t0,976,757
Seelen> io0aB sic 3unabme in ser
|.lebten 0efaoe 4,O88,812 seelen be-
trdgt. @or 3man5ig Sabren gab es
in Sen Ser. Staaten nur 8>6t5,fS5
&atbolffen, io0aB fih sic fatboliide
8epolferung ieitbem fait uerooppelt
bat: Sn SEN Ser. staaten gilt es
t7,49t tatboliide Brieiter uro 49,
939 futboliide &irfen. Inter SEN
'Erieftern gibt es Il Gr5biid0fe, 2 Sc
tlrlar=gr5btidofe, 70 8ifd6fe, 2 gr5+
dbte uno Is Me6te. MuBeroem gibt
es SO fatbolii6e Semi1are NIT 6O06
Stu0enten, oie ii6 auf sen Nrieiter-
beirut p%orbereften; 229 &odidulen fir
&naben uno 70t Mfaoemien fir Mdo=
der. Gle 5tt9 fatbofiiden @emein-
.0eidure,n baben 1888, 1856 Soglinge.
:289 fatbolii6e @oiienbduier bergen
47,ftf Sniader. ginidlieBfid ser
;3oglinge in SEN @emeinoeidulen, I
Waiienbduiern, Mfa0emien, 9o6idpu-
len urto ar0eren mobltbdtiger1 Nnital=
ten befiroen ii4 t,540,049 ainoer
uno iltnge 9ertte urter fatboliider
Sbbut. Muf Sic peridieoenen Stao=
ten pertbeilen iid sic fatholiiden BE-
tpobner mie folgt: Stem yorf, 2,77S,=
076; Eemniplpania, t,6t6.92O; Sui
nois, All 400; Maliaduietts, t.
381,212; Ohio. 1921; 9%ouiiiana,
$4,000; @isconitn, $50, 7O3; Mfidi=
gan, 554,320; Mep sSseriep 500, 600;
Miilouri, $4,000; Minneiotn, Ill.,
go; CONNECTICUT, 4t2,973; Galifor=
MIA, $4,000; 5eras, 3O9,9t7.l
Soma, 26t, 625; Marplano, 100000;
Gabu0e Sslaro, 255,O00; Snoiana,
227,695; &o,rtudp, 1895; Nem
Merieo, t4O,573; Mebrosfa. t3O,-
755; @em @amipfire, t26,O34;
@oine, 1851; aanias. t21,OOO;
Colorado, 10000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
sic uriade oieier S,.rdt; u,s ais
inn nun 6ie @a.n0e mar6,. bob es ei-

6ie l1riade 6ieier Gurdt; un6 als
ibm nun sic @a1noe mario. baB es ei-
men @emaltigeren ais Den Scatter 90
be, 81 perlieB er oieien un6 rubte
nidt, bis er Sc feline 3ienite an-
geboten, Dor meldoem ser &aiier iel6it
iih fiirbtete. Mber audi iebt mar
nidt Ser b0dite SEER gefunoen. M4s
nainrlih infer @elo beobadtete, wie
iein @ebieter ldeu ieitmlrts bog, 10
oft elm. &rela5 an @ege mar, lieB er
NIT Tragen nicbt nod, Bis ibm Ser
MufidlllB marc, oaB oieies &reu5 oa5
3eid)en oes Sieges lei, Sen Elm III,
cnolid @0berer iiber ieinen @errn en-
rltngen babe. Mun blieb CT nidt ei=
men Mllgenblid mebr in oes lebteren
9ieniten; er iudte ln6 fans sen
@errn, ser mabrbaft iiber alien mar;
linn blieb er treu auf emig.
&ier m0dbte id, mein 2ieber, ems
nidt pergeilen, ndmli6 mas ib ge.
itern geleien babe. Gl1 meiBt piel-
leidt ido,r, fir 0as id0ne, fatboliide
8apernlano, oas in lebter 3eit arg
unter liberalem Crude idmodtete, lit
cine 11el1e Sierra angebroben. Ser
greiie Yrin6regett 2uitpolo bat 11diir1-
lid Sen iiberalls tiidtigen lt16 gelebr=
ten G~entrumSmann, 6reiberrn BON
@ertling. 51rm neuen M%iniiterprdii>
6enten berl1fen. Mhn fat o1 s..
War5 in ser Observation-Disclosures Sic
ler tbatfrdftige Mann 0ffentlid un0
Dor aller 8elt 0as Yrogramm oes
neuen Miniiteriums befannt gegeben.
9arin befennt er ii6 darafterpoQ 81
ieiner @ergangenbeit. Son Sem, mas
er in langen Sabren i'm &eidstag 5u
6ragcn ser inneren uno auBeren 60
litif iagte, BON SEN @e0anfen, Sic er
in ieinen 8ii6ern iiber 5taat, 5rei<
beit unb &eligion gum Musorud braf~
te, Fat er vni6ts 5u perbeimliden,
1id1ts 5ltriid5mrebnren." Mub err
flarte er II. a. u9ie &egierung mill
fen gei un0en &ern I'm eres Golfes,
uno oos, mos 6amtt 5ulammenbangt,
erbalten. @ie es e!pig gultige @abr-
beiten gibt, 10 gibt es etpig giiltige
@orte. ltno 0a5u geb0rt oas Gbri<
itentbltm uno Sic driitlide &eligion.
Gieie driitlife &eligion ion geidiist
un6 erbalten tperoen, lno tie miro
na6 mie Dor sic @runolage 11nieres
q iammten Gr5iebungsme lens biloen.
@enn Sic MIR %geitotten, cine peri0n=
lide @ote anflingen gu lalien. Sd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

erheben. Cine Mbgabe fir Elm natiir=
lihes Gedt!
Ser 6efler liegt IN Ser Iorrl,
nidt in Sem Mittel l1no nidt I'M
3med. Sic &edtlidfeit ser Ginfom=
menitel.er liegt FLAIR gu Gage inns in
feiner Sade 0iirfte cine gr0Bere gin=
beuigfeit Ser 0ffentliden Meinung
obmolten a1s biniidtli6 Ser @ered-
tigfeit uno 3medmaBigfeit elmer per=
miinftigen 8eiteuerung Ser ginfom-
men, neil 6ie offentliden 2alten nab
ibrer Sragfdbigteit pertbeilt meroen
f0n1ren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
@as bic Stride oen, ia:
tbo1ii@en Manne 1T.
q. g.. ST..
VT

&el,te olio, nein 2ie6er, moQen mir
oen StluB MAIDEN nit unlerer So
ltelpbetrad)tu1y; gebt ia aud Die FL.
Ialten5eit ielblt almablid 81 Gnoe.
@alt o1 es id}on benerft? @ann iu1-
u1er Elm ShluB fommt, folgt gleid)
Cit Mnfang nad}; 10 muB logar Ser
lauge, biiltere @inter Sem beiteren,
lieblid)en Gems Sen &lab einrdumen;
OUT sic ernlte Jalten5eit NIT Ser nod
uicl erniteren Gbarmode folgt l11=
ulittelbar oas iiberalls fr0blide Otter
felt. Nad 2eioen, 500 uno 1fapar5er
Brubesnadt fir oeinen g0ttlid)en
Meilter be6t onS 2eben ser 8lorie an,
bas ME mebr enoen miro. ltno 10
n1Dge audi fir oih}, nlein 6riitlid}er
damn, Sem So0e Ser Siin0e folgen
oas en0lidje 8ieoerermaden aus SEM
0rabe 81 nel1en1, reidjem @11aoenle=
Gen in Gbriito, oeinem auferitanoenen
@eilanSe. Siebe, mir baben bisber
inns ms @eoaGtnib gerufen, mas Sci
ne Stride sir eigentli6 lit; u1lo ih
mcine, ME llie inn gan5en Sabre muB
es- Sir mdbreno 0ieler &urlppde NIT
bem fl. Olterfelte ant @1r0e Ser elben
le6enbig Dor Sic Seele treten, 0aB Sic
&ird)e Ser madtigite 6aftor lit in
6einem 5treben nub Sem emigen 3ie-
le, uno 0aB 6u nmr mie elm gute$
&ilr0 Seiner bebren Mutter gu folgen
fat, INN an ibrer @an6 iid)er gum
gliidliden Senieits gu gelangen. Sic
jteut sir ibren 8rdl1tigam, oeinen
&errn uno Meiiter, oas @orbilo Ser
grloirrng, Dor Sic 5eele, berid)tet, oaB
audi er perlr,d)t marc, 6aB al,h er 1,,,-
iaglid 8ieles er6l1loen n1uBte, SOB
ober idyon in ieinem Gr5enleben Ser
Slang ser @erflarung emit binSurd-
brah auf Sem 8erge 5abor. Sc lit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
Mad)t Ser id)ledten. @euubnbeit Elm
Gubk.

Ridts but fir ienen einen @ei5,
melder uhau" fiiblt. 3ebn gegen
ems fommt ser Srubel bon elmer, tr1=
gen 2eber, pom Mnfu1en bes Spltems
nit bilioiem @ift, 0as 81. Sings 9eeue
2ebenspiuen pertreiben tpiir6en. Ser
iltdt Tie. 2aBt 6ie 6reuoe9 eines~ bei=
fern 8eftn6ens 6os r8laufiiblen" be-
enben. 8eites fir Magen, 2eber un5
Nieren. 25 Gents. Molitor 9rl1g
Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

driitlifes Menidenibidial, 6as n1S
i'm @ottesiobne Dor sic Seele eeItellt
mir6, S@idial, Sos audi ST leben
mrBt bis auf &alparia, biz oaB gu
ntit Dem 5d)ad>er ipridit: .@err, &C.
oenfe meiner, ipenn ou III oein &ei6
fommit." Mber iubel1ro flinat Damn
Ser Oitergelang: nGas @rab lit leer,
Ser @el0 ermadt, ser Seilano lit er.
%ita,10en." 9as iito sic Siegesbpm-
men aus elmer anoern @clt, Nas lit
>es 2ebensrdtGds groBe 2oiung, tuie
fir GbriitiIs, 10 mub fir 0id. Noh
%einntal. Sic fl. &armod3e mabnt BID
M%mufb0rli6 an Sen ein5igarti9en
&f Sen 6ein grl0ier fampfen
mllbte unb iiegreid fampfte. @fan
lollte ood meinen, ser pom Slater &C.
lanbte So6n miiBte i'm Srtumpbe
bltrh feline Sd}0pfung 5ieben inns Tic
i'm Stlwtne fir iih erobern. 2eioer
lit es III @irtlidyteit anoers gefom=
men; ltatt nit @lun1et, maren feline
iroiid)en @ege nit 9ornen beitrelt.
Sic Mufgnbe, Sic @elt 81 @ott 81
fiibren, NOR pontpegen ser Siin0e uno
Ges ltnglaltbens eigentlih nit menid'
lidoen Mugen angeieben, Sic aaerun=
oanfbarite u1t6 idymer5lidlte. @er
Sic @elt 81 @ott fiibren mollte, Ser
batte Sen &alnpf arf 2eben un0 SOB
auf5uneblnen init unbeimlid,en Mad=
ter. IS galt Sic %furdnbare @emalt
ser Siinoe ur0 0es 5obes SIT breder.
Mieman6 arrBer Ghriitus hat es ge=
magt, 0ieie Ml1fgabe 5u iibernebmen
uno SIT l0ier. ugr" lagt Ser @0lfer-
appitel (&ol. 3, 15)" entmaffnete sic
6iirjtertbiimer l1nb @emaltcn nnb
iteute lie l1neridroden 51r gdal1, in-
Sem er often iiber tie triumpbirte.."
Sic len gemaltigen &f 81 miiroi-
gen, meibt Seine Stride Sic Gbarmode
ousi&lieBlid SEM Nnoenfen oes top
fern &en Gbriitus. gtn5ig err
baben, mie ser &am1pi mar au6 Ser
pollit1n0ige Sieg oes @ottmenihen
iiber Siin0e uno 500. Gurd} Gbriiti
Opfertpo mar Ser Slime Madt &C.
brod)er, Sem So6e ser 5tadel gerom-
met: eS ua cine Wudt in Ser Melt
ol1fgctreten, DOR Ser ie0e anbere ii6
belgen muBte. ~Soo, no lit 0ein
Sieg? Sos, no lit Sem Stadel?"
@briitlider Damn, 10, mie 0ein @or=
Bills G6riitls, rm1Bt aud ou 0ieie
meltiiberminoenoe Madt in Sir CUR
@eltung bringen, m1Bt nit ib.er Sill
fe BON ser Siinoe &nedtfraft oib bin=
fort freibaltem; ~benn SOS lit Ser
Sieg, Ser Sic @elt iiberminoet, un-
ier @lal,be!" Sic 9egenoe er5ablt
pom fl. Gbriitopborus: Gieler gemal=
tige &iele un0 &el0 Bate lid emit
idloiien> ein5ig uno allein Sem 9errn
5u oienen, Ser BON alien ser Stdrfite
mnr uno Dor feinem @0beren ii6
beugte o0er fiirdtete. ST b0rte bon
ei,1em maftigen Safer uno trat in
6eiien Dtenite. ga er aber cinmai
iab, oaB iein faiierlider @err bel
Mennung zines gepiiien Mannes iib
dngitlit betreu5te, oa fragile er um
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
Gbtta9oer &aufmamn
madt MmSia8e,

Mad)bem CT tanienbe TON 0pQar
musgegebem nub Die eminenteiteu
Merstc 81 &atbe ge5ugem bat
tc, ,uar CT perSweifelt.
Chicago, 81. = &err s. 8.
8cfer BON 1874 &an 8nrcn Strafe,
elm mpblbcfanmter Gngros= Gllen=
,paarcnbdnbler madt folgeube Mn=
aabe:
rSd bate 6atarrb mebr benn
breikig Sabre lang. &erimdte Ill
les auf Der @clt unb CAB tanienoe
ppr 9pIarS aus fit anbere Mehtsi=
men mnb an Mcrste pbuc irgenb CT
nc anbamernbe 2tnberung 81 erlal=
ten mnb id tann Sbncn iagen, haR
it) &crmna ais has ein5ige 0ttttel
ausgefmnben babe, bus mid oalerno
tnrtrt bat.
vYermma hat mid unb n.eine 6raM
pou &atarrb ecbeilt. Sic balt eS
itets i'm 6auie fir einen Mnfal pon
G%rt6ltmns, ben cs mnpcrannerlih
BELT in gan5 tnr5er 3cit.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-05-21
DEEPEST sIPHoN TUN-
MEL IN THE WORLD

1t has been said that summer New
York was in graver danger of short
age of water than any but very few,
in a position to know, realized. With
the. completion of the new Catskill
aqueduct this danger will disappear.
This aqueduct, on which it would take
week to walk from one end to the
other, will cost something like $162,
100000. It's construction has present
ed many difficulut engineering prob
lens. OF them all, the great task was
the conveying of the water across the
Hudson river. This has been accom-
plished by the construction of the
deepest siphon tunnel in the world.
1t crosses the Hudson at one of its
most picturesque and romantic points.
Any one who has ever sailed up the
hudson on the Albany day boat re-
members the two big mountains which
tower up from the waters edge a few
miles beyond West Point. Storm
King, on the west side, and Break
neck, on the east, form mighty
gorge through which the river flows
on its way to New York harbor. These
massive piles of granite, the result of
some geologic convulsion, stand guard
over the Hudson river siphon, for un-
derneath the narrow band of water
between them lies the mighty water
works tunnel, deep down in bed rock,
The scene is one of silent bigness, of
huge black shadows, and tons of ciant
boulders poised on the mountain sides
ready to break loose.--Schribner's IS.