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much reason to think that he win not
hold down q regular place In some posi-
ton. even though he may not be used
at full.
Virginia has SO far lifted the ban on
professional coaching now that 1t will
secure q man to take charge OF the squad
and give 1t special instruction for two
weeks, which will be the two weeks be-
fore fore the oeorgetown game: Il Is said
season from It's usual style Of play, but
1t wifi never get totally away from the
old ideas until new ideas are introduced
by new men.
There II one man who win be very
closely watched at Annapolis Saturday
Costello. The worth OF the Georgetown
captain has been heralded so much that
the Middies will probably lay special
stress upon stopping his long. lodging
runs. His work has been such that he
win be the central figure In every con-
for Just that reason the other backs ought
to show up. better and be able to accom-
ptsh more. Crss-cross plays or double
passes with Costello starting with the
ball ought to be mighty effective for
Georgetown this year.
Coach Greer win decide today or to-
morrow upon his~ lineup for the opening
game which Catholic University Is 70 play
with Rock Hill Saturday. After the
scrimmage tomorrow any doubt that
may have existed previously relative to
the comparative worth OF the men will
have been done away with largely. It
may be that several men win be given
chances to show their -diifer-
ent positions Rock Hill will have the
advantage Of having played two games,
but the Brooklanders are sure to have
fhA SNovs - To- unfn -
withstanding the defeats Of last year it
will be surprise II the local institution
falls to open Its season with q victory.
Incidentally It might be mentioned that
tho Catholic University Rock Hill game
ts the only one scheduled for q local
field. Georgetown goes to Annapolis, the
Maryland Aggies 60 to Baltimore and
Gallaqdet Is booked to appear In Rich
mond against Richmond College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-07
Russians Brave, But

Tho Russian troops. powerful of body,
able to stand, perhaps, moro fatigue than
the French. were slow thinkers. never
selves. and relying, childlike, upon their
officers. When those officers tailed them
they were like SO many wooden blocks
or sections of concrete; trained only to
obey their leaders, brow-beaten and bull
lied till they dared not think up anything
for themselves. they were done for II
the supply Of officers gave out: Thus.
at the battle OF Borodino in 1912 an Inn
mense mass OIL Russians attacked the
French flank. Led with great skill by
their intelligent. well educated cfhcers,
they could n, !. be stopped Charging with
unfiinchingly. they had the victory in
hand, when tie French volleys struck
down practically all their commanders.
Instead Of continuing the charge or
drawing of to escape the fire, that great
mass Of Russian Infantry. leaderless, or
:deriess. stolidly stood up for two hours,
while the cannoneers and rinemen Piled
their bullets like hail. and the huge. In
sensate horde Was moved down by thou
sands.
base ball. and Mack's men are the
Frenchmen. Let sudden EFFICIENCY. q
vital stress. come to the Giants, II Me
Graw Ia there, or can get there IN time,
his men Will rtNly ana go through 10 q
victory-but II McGraw isn't able to
get into the scales Of fortune. good
night, ball game! Let the same situation
suddenly confront the Athletics and
they'll md their own way out In less
than no time tf Connie Mack were to
be taken sick his men might not win
any fags or stand nearly as high, but
they'd win plenty of verdicts to keep
them in the first division. Lat McGraw
be disabled ard you'd need scoop
shovel to find New York.
Each OF these systems has its adyan-
tages and It's demeritsr-and. oddly
enough, either system is likely to prove
a sure winner or a wretched loser In
q short series. it depends all on how the
tide of battle Aowa and how the luck
may change. II is quite probable that
the fate Of q game may hang upon
soma play whare It would be suicide
for q player to plan out his own work
In hurry-where the master mind
must take absolute command and steer
things through It II Just as probable
that there will como point where the
quickest manager cannot get his
orders across III time. and only the in
tuitive wisdom of q clever player can
check the foe.
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A. c. and c. u. E1evens Will Practice Together Tomorrow
GEORGETOWN AND M. A. C.
IN SCRIMMAGES AGAIN
Two Eevens VIII Work Together on Hilltop
Tomorrow-ProfessionalC Coaching Sys-
tenn Will Be Instituted at Virginia.

The Maryland Agricultural College eleven viii In town
again hold another practice scrmmage with George
town. The elevens much benefited by the work OF this
kind last week will be continued Arrangements
completed this morning.
Georgetown NJ c. have hard tasks in front of them this
week. going to be easy matter for either to come
right side of the This being realized those In
charge squads believe that great deal of benefit will be
gotten out together 1t Is very probable that the
will be in order that many outside
may watch the trying out of plays which both teams
will do.
There much doubt that professional system OF foot ball
coaching will be instituted at Virginia within the next or two
The Orange and Blue alumni working with might and main to
just that action taken and be
the authorities the university the change will be made
The system vogue what ought to be- Virginia has been
playing 1000 for the last FIVE years. and that kind OF foot
ball does not win games
graduate Of Virginia in talking of the matter the other day
Whle would like record authority for
this there bit of doubt that Virginia will have professional
ball other coaches within years ne Honestly
expect change be made but will not be
does before AS matter OF fact think
decided by the result of the Georgetown game this fall
Virginia wins will probably that the coming of the
system delayed but the Blue and Gray again defeats
there much doubt that the graduate system will be done
away with This may sound like confident talk but know cond
the university right and just the stand that will be
taken"
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bunny angles connected With the national

funny angles connected with the national
pastime.
southpaws. though. have had lot
down with only one bingie than have the
right-Aanders. Pierce and Vaughn Of
the Cubs ana Tyler Of the Braves have
pulled the stunt In the National, while
Hamilton. twice. and Tex Russell Of the
Waite sox have performed the feat In
the American. 4
George Suggs. who has pitched few
good games for the Reds this campaign,
managed to wend his way into the bali
Of fame Iy pitching 2 game Of this kind
Fromme. while he was with the Reds,
set the Pirates down with single safety.
Here Is the list OF one-hit games pitch
ed this year:
American League.
May 21-Hamilton Of the Browns VI.
New York.
June 1o-Clauss and House Of the Tigers
VS.. Washington.
July l4-Russell Of tho White sox vs..
Boston.
July 1t-Hamilton OF tho Browns VS..
September e-cashion. Engel ana Bent
Icy OF the Nationals Va. New York.
National League.
May 4-Tromme Of the Reds VS.. Pitts
burgh.
June 22-Pierce Of the Cubs vs.. cardi-
nails.
August ls-sugss Of tho Reds vs.. Bos-
ton.
September s-ry4er Of the Braves vs..
New York.
September ls-vaushn Of the Cubs VI.
Brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-07
Onnohundro
oio L ~. 9th St.
Pnii I0raaa ard rnraAn snita .n- MI.
Pun Dress and tuxedo Suits for Hire.

Connie Walsh win return to Danville
as manager OF the Three-I team there
next year. With a crippled team there
this year he finished In third place. and
II Is stated that he saved the club g.. 900
IN expenses this season. besides making
deals that Melted couple OF thousand
more. Walsh is highly compiimented In
the Danville prints for the way he ham
died affairs And yet In midseason a
}ot OF knockers were after his scalp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-07

All things counted. therefore, It Is
impossible to Sly loudly and biatantly.
'.McGraw's way Is the better" or.
Mack is the boy who knows best how
to do It." Each way is good. Bach way
has won. Perhaps Mack would be q
driving oversear II he had McGraw's
material. Perhaps Mcfsraw would be
only fatherly counselor II ha had
Connias boys TO work with. When those
two systems ar0 matched against each
other In the gi,eetest struggle OF the
season the eheerest luck may turn one
way or the pther. and then the bugs
win proclaim the victor a. the master
thinker Of them ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-07
Wins ANOTHER SET
Star Team Again Victor IN the
Commercial League.
BELM0NTS DEFEAT ROYALS
Champions Of District League in
1919 Win From Apparently
Strongest Rival.
BELMoNTs DEFEAT ROYALS


oouDIe-neaoer was rolled IN the Com
mesUA 6o"uns Lea9ue last night Tho
hWenins Sear team continued It's list OF
v'csos'0 oy unne three straight sers
.Iom the oenefai BAKING Company ana
tne Weasoacns oeleated the Rudolph q
West Qu1nt two sets out Of three
Three exceptionally close eaunes were
rolled IN tha sef hetva.n m. stor ana
800, Cs-.- Ae 80 -.
's's Company quinA. In TWO OK tho
frames the newspaper men barely came
out on tho long end, while IN the other
thair marrfn waa onlv tan T,ha ART
..,,.s ...,,,e.s :. -. p.rs-- C.-...-
49, 800 - sne
resastefmg 2 score OF Oh against olo Tor
The Star. The next was won by only one
pi1t. the score being lpe IN lNr. The acora
~ -. ,... mo. Iex :. 1xx M. n.y.
co. W. w ~ NV. NO
Dacns TOOK TWO OUT OF three games from
the Rudolph q West aggregation. The
first two were won hyI rood margins
marks Of b35 and $40 being REGISTERED
against 462 and 40 for Rudolph & West.
The last game was taken by the last
mentioned BY 47O to 472
Champion High Man.
CHAMPION ana Burhans were the two
high men for The Star team. They aver
aged practicaliv thu sama thonr,, (sransp-
}on Iad ,v1th . total ~ e1o .s,.,1.+ A., ,c-
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Different
Mack and McGraW Employ
Opposite Methods.
a AM THE CLUB"-M'GRAW
But Connie Says ~ Lead the Team;
the Team Supplements Ny
Leadership.
It DOES make q difference
how we dress.

NEW YORK. October Tone Of the
most interesting Of the many radical
differences between the Athletics and
Giants is In the thinking line. Never
were two teams more differently trained
or taught In the department Of tho per-
sonal eQuation-never did two leaders
conduct their sovereignties In more
divergent fashions than these two noted
terriers. Mack and McGraw.
With McGrew, Il Is and always has
been q case Of II am the club-you are
the marionettes thst dance as I jerk
the strings"
With Connie Mack 1t is II lead the
team, but you supplement- my leadership
wherever and whenever you can. 80
One IL tie Autocrat and the director to
the smallest detail-the other. while his
men must obey. wishes to have them
sufficiently intelligent and independent to
take care Of themselves In any sudden
emergency. These two contending le-
gions are, for all the world. like the
French and Russian cohorts In Napo-
Icons day.. The French soldiers: quick
witted. active thinkers, were full OF
initiative and originality. They wor-
SHIPPED Napoleon and believed implicitly
in hts commands, but when some sudden
exigenoy arose. something the emperor
could not have foreseen, something he
couldn't handle because he wasn't able
to get over on that flank 6f the fight
ing In time. the French soldiery could
quickly figure out q new plan OF their
own to cope with the situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-07

The Philadalphia North American rises
ID remark: New York should be big
favorites Ia the betting. They have ten
stories, az against only two on the Ath-
Ietica. It IL aakin9 too much oe Connie
Mack to overcome this handicap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-07
BASE BALL BRIEFS.


The latest report coming out Of New Orr
leans Is that John Dobbs. late manager OF
the Montgomery team. will manage To-
ledo next year. President Someys Of
Cleveland, who owns both the New Or
leans and Toledo clubs, was In New Or
leans last week looking over the situa-
ton there and Is said to have concluded
that Dobbs will be moro valuable to him
in the American Association than In the
Southern. This may mean that Frank
VIII continue as head of the New Orleans
club, though that Is doubted.
With five remnants each, Connie Mack
and McGraw ought to be we'll satisfied
next year, and Fred Clarke with four to
his credit hasn't much of kick coming,
nor has Hugh Jennings, who took three
straight In the American League. These
four pilots with Frank Chance. the hero
of four conquests, have formed q trust
for fair--a pennant trust that Ia az per-
nicious as any Of the commercial COM
bines. Some day. somehow, some club
like the Nationals. Browns, Cardinals,
Reds. Maps. Phillies. Dodgers or Braves
VIII break into the jam closet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08

lit. tic an Dem Ylabe unter5l6rinecn,
an Dem fir ibr forperli6es gSobl6cfin@
Den am beiten geiDrgt lit. Sieien Ins
forpcrltngcu entipridlt Gun Srancisco
III pnllfommenitem Mage. oenn Die
reidlc Iusmabl on p~or6iibliden 2cs
bcnsmitteln Dos refine aus9e3eihnetc
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8pbnlng5s &crbdltnine unb oas berrs
lidc, 9leihmdbiszmilbe 8lima bieler
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tcfne anbere.
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8eltalisiteQun9eu ipllrben bis ieet in
ben Ser. Stnateu nb9ebalten, nnb
iebes Wtal mlirSc Die geeebenbeit offi@
5iea ais Elm GreigniB bon grDBter Be-
bciItuns geieiert. Sie critic tpilrbe in
YbifnbelpHa 1876 anfdblid Der
Seier Der uatipnalcn llnabbdusisfeit,
bic 5ipcite in Chicago 1898 anldBlid,
Der Seller Der Gnthcduug Gmlcrifa's
burh Columbus mo Die brittle in ct.
2ouis 1904 anldblih ser Seier Scr
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PACIFIC OCEAN BEACH FRoNr1rs THE EXPOSITION SITE IN GOLDEN, GATE PARK


@unberlanb. Sm fonuucnben SerbIt
ipirb bas critic Shiff birh Den Yns
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eliif,piinIdt 81 msrpen, mic Die Der
eiuigten Stanten III bicIem Sale. Sns
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burdbrungen. Gin aufgc9e6enes linz
ternebnen mar es, oas, bic Sereiui9ten
Staaten ipiebcrbelcbten unD nit Mutb
uno Strait crfol9rcih iuciter fiibrten,
unb Sebcrmamn ipirb bel pollfommener
8iirbieung Der llriade unb ridtigent
grfcnncn bc5 Grgcbniics nit oa5u
beitragen, Die gebiibrenbe &iirbi9ung
oicIeS @erfes Dnrb Die Ta6luelt 81
iihern. @ian iolte iid) hes ~llnlltanbes
beipnBt fem, baB Die Snternationule
@eltausitclun9 in Gan Srancisco
niht blpB cine lofale ober tbcilfpeiie.
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ailf Siibs s(ilerifn 5u, gcrabe NIT Den
bortigen aufblilbenoeu HepIblifen
miro Gin 9unbelsaustauid) ais duberit
geipimrbringeno eradJtet. Die Nrls1tels
hung bes Au5lanOeS 5iebt hieieu linz
ltauo i'll ~beioubere SeriidIidti8ung.
,Scbc cin5ige Hepublif Siibs Imcrifas
piro auf Der Tusitclung in Sau
Srnncisep ucrtreteu ieiu uilb 5lpar III
chem @aBe, pie es audi nlir nns
udbernb ME supor geirbe6en lit, 9ns
glcide gilt audi bon Snpnn unb China.
Sdpdn erridtet 3. y. eiit @ebdnbe, fir
bellen Serlfellllng bon Der oortisen
&caieruns Elm nnb cine balbc Wi0ion
Dollars beipilli9t lpnrbeu.
Snsgcionmt miro Die Ineitcllung
eincn Wcrth D blntbcrt Millionen
Dollars rcprdientiereu mlo il elmer
10 inlinbcrbarcu @eile aus9ciilbrt iuers
Den. ipie Tic MIR Die Sbntfrnft Der be-
beutcnbitrm aiinitlcr IN alien Sbeilen
Der Mclt nuf Den uerlhicbcncn 8ebics
ten mcuiflihcr Sbdtigfeit mn ciu lins
e~rnleblider Geihtbum ld)affcn fam. "
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Gin erattlsicr 31aetricbtcns
Sienit psna 2stlantiiaa,en
sasitt Stiiien Osean.

SdS fir Die @llnmi @r5euauna 10
lpidhtige pcrlIanilde '@ebiet am ohercu
Nnla5onao nit Der 9c5irfsbal,ptitapt
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llmpegiamteit ieiner ~llr.pdlDer inter
Der Acknowledgement telegrapbildcn Scr
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Sinnd 81 lcioen. lleber hie An5cii
beitcbt cine demonstrating 10
Gina, nber nur lis Yllerto @eruulbe5,
.jcNod) iino Die icit 1905 gcbegten
&llne bcr ~pcruuniidlen He9ierlDlg bon
Der 9eutidlen Scltimfen 0eicaldnft
nab DER gieitroietniid,ep 3eitldrift
perluirflidt luprhen, mn Die Sonupts
itapclpldtp tilr ocn Wnmmi &cridnht
haben ornbtloie Stationcn grpber
Hcidncitc erhnltcn. &citcre. 0ruHs
l%tationen lperbcu bemnGdlit III Setricb
acilomnleil lpcr0en. Cur 3cit ~ I'M
InldliB an Die Recommendations
BON Gina nadl Scrnubc5 OIL brdhttolc
%erbiubu!t9 mittcn oimd Den llripalb
Don @crmupcS mad, @lniieica tam
llcapali} nm mcitcr nndl SeuitoS nit
hrl, ilc Sen 0umnisN annel lpibti1cr
s3ipiidcnlrafionrn Grelunu mn Hcs
1uenn bcreits bcrgc,tellf, &egcn brr
bdliiigcn Storuuacn, hcncn bic 2rall :
ltitMlg BON yiuIu ltad Ser,mibc5 iibcr
Die Inbcn untcrlic9t, bnut Die Sclcs
iunfen s@eielihnit jcbph mrmuebr in
Sin1n mn Sonitos Slpci @roBltotioncn
5um bircftcn prabtfoien @erfebr. ,!Nicr
ol=No,,n 81, ,1Nftx,sa,, Na,f,,,
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Ma3arsa, einft eim Seserieie.
keute Gin Krateriee.

2ailt seriht bes 9irsfiors ocs
Theological Surpen" III 8djbingtou.
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III California seleaen unb rem @olntt
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$4,000 Slb crbcbt, crifeini. Scr
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Sunbess @coIpgen Oregon iih iii BOZ
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in ben SGattcn i%tellte. nno pieleid,i
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rem I'M Snncrn Der grbe peridrpano
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JnS bod unb fat ienfreft. Der See
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Gin Smee Ses ,iIaeitrs Geielli.
(Speziell fur desc Zeitung.)

Ser &lnuieripieler- Gnrico Sojelli
bat elm Bud perofientlidt (@ieiue Che
nit 2uiic bon Sad1ien, Nailanb Soc.
goitpriols Stal. 6. $3.50, norin er.
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Seirotb mn iiber Iein 3uiammenle6en
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tporbcn lei. unb lpie ey nit Slinoheit
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lid 9leibinm obne iein 3utbuen, in
Die Irme Der perbdn9uibpolen Srau
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starfe Scr cMrepaiiabem
'aa :" Heerc. ~

In0eiidts Der ullBcnieinen epolis
tildjcu Spannun9 b%iirften foIscnpc
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ltelt SeutidAnuo cinidllieBlidl Sansz
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Stalien: Sm SricScn 294.000 @am,
I'M &riege 3.600,000 Mann, Die Me-
lerpen iin0 nid)t alc n%lts5cbiloct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Die Seitemernne Der Gin'
feutttsen.
Sablreide Yrofeite sehen BEL benz
. Iiittel nnb Wcses Ausidmf ein.

Sas bns sonse Sanb grcScs S,rs
terciie an Der 8ate Der 81 erbebelocu
gilltomneuitcncr, ocm 8atragc bis
5u Dem Die ginfommcn itcucrirci
iinb. unh be,1 Ieibohen sur Surd)s
fibruns hcs Beieses nimnli, ecbt
aus ben Snhlrcid,cn Yrotciteu sescu
8crorbnungeu berbor. Die: SIR Sieits
iteIlune Der GerrnDsen aeidaffcn.
einen inouiiiteriidcn Gbnrdfter .taz
bel. Souicnbc. 0 9ricien iibcr Den
@escnitdnb trefien tdelid, bein odrls,
niisihub fir @ittcl urS @eec Gin,
utb G%onitituentcil perifichencr Gone
srcbz I6eeurrncter Ihrcibeu unb telcz
s~rnpbieren um ndberc Sniorulation.
Der InsifluS nei9t lid, Der Hniiht
bin. bab bic Steucr Elm Rro5ent poi,
ginfpmmen iiber 81 900 betrogcn
ion. OBJ bicics Gintonmcn nun BON
ererbtem anpital. 8etbeilisittg an
Gorpor1iipnen eber pripat arhcitenz
Dem aapital itarnntt, Die meiitcr
Yroteite rihtcn lid, gesen cine Sc>
f%teuernus bon Ginfolnn1en inter
$4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08

Sueenb." Scine Gltern ipioerIcetcn
iih Der 0eiratb; Die @rdfiu Idrio
Su9ger. Gbrenopme BON 9uiic, bonn
9rcsbener 6pfc nn0 SlorenS eeinnbtl
uni il6cr Die Yrin5eiiin an padcn,
lpnrntc ibn: nSeien Sic alf Der 6ntl
Die id)Dne Snfunft, Die ii6 Sbnen bd
Dpripiegelt, miro, lpenn Sic beirdtbcn,
3crltort perben.." Sic prebigte tals
ben Cbren. Nad) Der in 2onbpn err
folgten Giniltrniuuug traten bereitS Die
erlten gnttduidungen elm, Die bas
Scben bcs Nuiifers perbittcrtcn. Der
9r0Bfe @bci! bes Sn6es barbelt MN
BON bieien traurigen g6cpcrbdltniilen
Der .Beioen, mn bon Der 2auitens
bnfti9tcit Der rebcliid)en Srnu. Die Die
0ebulb bcs @annes nlii cine barte
Srobe i%teltc. Sniie fpnnte feline ii
Gage I'M 9leifen Srte bleibeil, raltlos
ging cs bon elmer Stdbt CUR nnbereu.
bon @aitbof in YripntS 6 uartiere, Der
W9ulifus immer bilter ibr oreinL ullo
luenn lie lid, mand)mdl entfernt bate.
obne ibre Nbreiie 81 bintcrinfcrb ilid,te
er .~ner5luciielnp ibrc Spuren auf.
Soieai ihlieBt ieine gr5Gbluhg nit
Den &Drten: .Sdgte id) Ilce. mas
llotbig ipar? Sa6e ih 5upiel geiogt?
Sd gebe mir feline Hed1enldlait oar
il6er. Sd lnodte mein Ibenteucr
pereeiien, mein Seben bon Teiiem be-.
9inncn, niht mcbrz an Die Wutter
mcines &inbeS Scnfen. SIT ons obcr
moglid? Snuncrhin beilfe icb an lie.
mn Tie 3u bemitlciSen. "-(@ ST.