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The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Honor Jack Barry.

WORCESTER. Mass. Nov. Slack
Berry. the old HOLY Cross star and nov
shortstop on the worlds champion Ath-
letics. was given a reception and BAN
Guet here last night. attended by 3n0
fans. The old Brookfeld band. from
Connie Mack's home town. serenaded
the hero at the station. He was pre-
sented with a huge clock and a silver
loving cup, the latter the gift of s. 2
Poll Connie Mack. "Stuffy" McInnis
end Umpire Tommy Connolly were In
attendance.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
MARSTON

Wayerly made II three straight games
from the Raccar five in the North
east Bow ing League Totals of 5l5, 4Sl,
and AIS we're recorded. Stanton's ll6
was best for the evening.
In the Southwestern League games
Southland took al Of the games from
the P-B Company team with totals of
4Sl, SO, and iS3. None of the P-B, with
the exception of Keys. performed up to
the mark Keys, however. with l03, llS.
and 10, did well for his team. J. Riston's 5
l42 was the honor score.
In the same league, Alters won three
games from the Lincoln team by a
forfeit The scores were 470. 43I, and
433.
Station landed all of Its games from
Car Depart rnent In the Terminal r. r.
League; 496, 497. and 607, showing the
sliced of the Station team.
!. Ruffaloes, with 5O2 in the last game,
took; one of three from the Griffos in
their meeting
Sher woods, with scores of SIS, 52i, and
49, took two from the Arcadians at
the Arcade alleys. Arcadians. with SO
in the final contest, took the single
game.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Farrell Expected to
Make Several Trades

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Frank Farrell,
boss OF the Yankees, accompanied by
Arthur Irwin, left today for Chicago
to attend the annual meeting of the
American League 1t is expected that
jimmy Walsh will be obained from the
Athletics and there is a chance that
other players may be bought or OBJ
iained in trades. Frank Chance is said
10 have told Farrell the names of three
or for" members OF the Yankees to use
in deals
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Rain Prevents Game.

ABILENE, Tex. Nov 5.-For the
first time since they started on their
exhibition tour. the White Sox and the
Giants were prevented from playing be-
cause OF rain. AS soon as ii was seen
that a game was out of the question,
the teams eft for FL Paso. where they
are due to play today. Christy Mathew
son and Walter Leverenz will do the
tWirling.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Koestner Signs.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Emil Koestner.
Oakland's sensational twirler, has sign
ed a Cub contract. He was with the
Cleveland Maps few years ago, but
was too green TO hold on. Last year he
was the star of the Pacific Coast
League. and is expected to make good
next season in the big show.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Central dMMMwms TIT [RmTam
Victory
VIRTUAL VICTORY"
- Is CENTRAL'S IDEA
Manual Trainers 3too Win Showed Dark Blue to Better Ad
vantage, According to Verdict Today-Faure to Punt
Brings Defeat in Last Minute. -

Virtually victory the way they put at Central today in
cferrng Techs rather hollow the Dark Blue in the fourth
of the annual high school yesterday when akey Rob-
of Tech kicked drop from the sard line the last minute
play for 3o0 Tech pang itself the back for
there congratulate Roberts, who proved be
the right lad the right place the right time with the proper
of
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
PALACE TEAM MARK
HASBEENBETTERED

UP with a 1853 single, the high strins
OF the evening, and it gave him a All
score, beating Fisher, OF the winners
by sixteen pins for the high honors or
total O'Boy with 3S2, Haydock with
S74, Tilton with 373, and johnson 36l
s-s .aIIeu Fisher S star work, while Cro-
we'll with All, Gormley with 3S1, and
Repetto with 36S led the losers"
The scores follow:
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
knabe and Magee Hear
From Federal Leaguers

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. Soto
Tnabc and Sherwood Magee. two Of
the Phi'lies' stars, have been offered
managerial berths in the Federal
League. but il is very unlikely that they
viii accept them. Rnabe admits he re-
ceived an offer a month ago to lead the
Pittsburgh club, but says that he does
not take IL seriously. Magee is wanted
to manage the Buffalo club in the black
bird league.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA HAS
CHANCE FOR GLORY
BY Winning From Dartmouth Quakers Will Be Supreme on the
erdiron IT At Same Time Princeton Is Ictorious
- e Over Harvard Eleven Next Saturday.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Two big Harvard Princeton and Dartmouth Penn
syvania, the cards for this week.
ultimate championship will be Great opportunities open
Pennsylvania and Princeton Penn while
Harvard Quae win have claiming supreme
the gidiron However believe Harvard
will easily defeat the Tigers that Dartmouth vanqus the
sons OF William Penn
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Minor Goes to Chicago.

BENJAMIN S. Minor, president of the
Washington club, TODAY left for Chi
cago, to attend the annual meeting of
the American League. There is no Of
ficial business TO be attended to AFFECT
ing the Washington club, but President
Minor must represent the club as a
member Of the league family.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
7onight,s Bozvling Schedule

Arcade-Columbia Imperials.
National Capita-Capto Hill Fat Men,
Coonial-Poneers Iroquois. .-, = -. -
Spadng Counci-Sheehys Nornoyes; Raphs johnsons
Deparmenal-Navy Commissioners.
Patent Exam.-Mechancs Printers
Commercial-Judd and Detweiler r. Berberich.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05

Is quite proficient. They will enjoy
themselves. recuperating from months
of hard work for ten days or more and
will return home for the proposed Port
land homecoming celebration when the
Cans promise one of the greatest wei
comes a champion baseball team ever
received.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05

Wurt for Elliott, Bassett for Wurt
Berry for Rich, Putnam for Hardell
GUIDE for Hart, johnson for Bush
Ga-es for Johnson. Jones for Bassett
Rush for Gates. Goal from field-Rob-
erts. Referee-Nr Magoffin. of " Chi
gan. Umpire-Mr. Land. of Navy. Head
linesmanNMr. Leonard, of Harvard
Time Of periods-Ten' minutes each.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05

the Capital. however, II the Nayy.
Bucknell battle At Annapolis. and many
Washingtonians viii be there when the
crack sal Or eleven lines up for the
strongest teams in the country, and Is
out for revenge. Bucknell. though. il
no siouch. A. last SATURDAYS victory
over Pittsburgh indicates. BY Dick
sSen sSes ssouss s ss The Eayy n
be the first team Of the year to score
on the middfes.
A Chicago writer picks the greatest
eleven OF a1l-time." and II certainly
looks like a most powerful orraniza-
ton. Here II is: Ends. sammy White.
Princeton, and A. J. Cumnock. Har-
snd wa5d b.rcx sackles Hs.,b,nn u~1ten aa<e Penn.
Babe" Benbrook. Michigan. ana
Pudge" Heffe finger, Yale; center. ].
g. Upton. Army: quarterback, walter
Fckersall Chicago. haIfbacks, Willie
fullbaci. Louis Salmon, Notre Dame.
This selected eleven represents both
East and West. but several changes
might well be made in IL to satisfy
Eastern. critics 1t is difficult to see
where sammy White. for instance. fits
Speaking Of all-star teams, how can
one choose one and forget Ben Dibbiee.
Charlie Daily. Foster Rockwell Bill
Hollenback. yincen. Stevenson. Hooper.
Eddie Hart. John De e.-itt. Tom Shey-
lin. Frank Hinkey. Johnny Poe. Jim
Hogan, Gordon Brown. Neil Sn5w, Har-
old Weekes, Bill Morley. Tiny Max
well. Johnny De Sauiles, Ralph Case.
Frank Burr, George Brooke. Johnny
Kilpatrick-oh, 1t sounds good merely
to hear their names.
Notre Dame meets Penn state Sat-
urday. Blooey, some game!
West virginia Wesleyan visits George
town Saturday for a practice game.
Yale's spirit, always an object Of adj
mfration, is still rampant at New
Haven The coaches and the players
refuse to quit in the face OF almost
certain defeat Though II II probable
that the Ellis will lose both their Dig
games, Princeton and Harvard viii
have to 20 the limit to win from Yale
The bulldog has been known to rally at
the last moment.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05
Cubs Sign Pitcher,

! CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Pitcher Utrecht,
OF Fond du Lac, Wis, has been signed
by the Cubs for 1914
The Washington times., 1913-11-05

has been effectively checked by Acorn
in line hammering.
With the fourth quarter well under
way Central began to look for tie
score. The ball was carried to the
tifteen-yard line by Hardell on a wide
sweep OF the end, and after TWO at
tempts at the line Tech ran an end
run which took the ball to the l2-yard
line. OChesenreiter was called on to
drop kick, but Roberts feeling that he
could make good, sent ''Ochsy" into the
line and took up the task.
With a perfect pass and 'defense
that admitted no Centrai forward. Rob-
erts took plenty of time. and shot the
ball across The upright for the only
score OF the game. Possessed of conf
dence at all times the Tech Toungster
is deserving of all the credit that can
be given him, for his work was clever,
and he carried 1t through without a
hitch.
At times the Tech line showed sr-
perior defense, but the work of the for
wards was spasmodic, and was in no
way as consistent as that of Central
The work of Supplee and Boyer was
not of as much advantage as had been
claimed, and none of the Central lighter
linemen suffered in comparison. Rich
and Macdonald outside of their inabil-
ity, to boot the leather, showed up
strong on the ends.
Neither Ocbsenreiter nor Hardell did
as we'll as did Ochstadt, the new Cen
tral backfield man. Gibsons work at
fullback for Tech got the Manual Train
ers many good gains through the line.
and he could have been used more fire.
quentIy. Considering the advantage in
weight, Centrafs claim for a win is
considered good today. and the loss of
the contest by the narrow margin in no
way detracts from the playing of the
team as a whole or individually.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05

Notre Dame meets Penn state SAT-
urday. Blooey, some game.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05

West virginia Wesleyan visits George
town Saturday for practice game.
The Washington times., 1913-11-05

!. BuffaIoes, with 5O2 in the last game,
took; one of three from the Critics in
their meeting.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
Die Gamilienz6 mitemme6iain.

Sn jeoem @eim ioute cine 6laide
Or. Sings Meue g%ntoed1ng iein,
fertig fir unmittelbaren @ebrau6,
tpenn trgen6 ein Mitglieo Ser 6ami=
lie lid @ulten ooer cine @%rfdltung
5l1ge5ogen bat. &rompter @ebrau@
miro ser Musbreitung ser @ranfbeit
Ginbolt tb1tn. 8. q. 5tio BON Ma-
ion, Mid., idreibt: ~Meine gan5e
1amilie bailt itd at Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY als Ser beiten Meoi5in fir
@ltlten INTO @rfdltung in Ser @elt.
3mei 500 Slaiden beilten mid bonn
2ungenfieber." Gouienoen onoeren
6amilien bot es 9leidmaBig gebol<
fen uno lie perlalien lih poQita1oig
auf 3r. Sings Seem Discoperp als
&eilmittel fir ibren Sriten, @rfol-
tungen, &aIs- un6 2ungen=@ eidmer-
Sen. sSeoe 9oiis bilft. &reiS 500.
un6 $1.OO. she Mpotbefer. $. 6.
@1tflen & &c., &bila6elpbia o6er ct.
9ouis. = @n5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

mebr %ernieorigt iie iid uno miro iie
%errieorigt. @er @ottes sc eb iiber=
trttt> Ser miro BON @ott betraft. Ser
mooerne Amerifoner nimmt lid Die
alten Skinner 10 germ gum 8orbiIo,
pergtbt aber babel, bab ser &0mer
l1no Sic &omterin tief ianfe11, aIs iie
sic often, our@ sic 5ittengeiebe er=
ridteten S6ranfen, iibertraten. Chit
tpor oas r0miide @eib geadtet, ols
es aber iibermiitbig m11rbe u11o aus
iei1er Spbare trat, prtroe es Elm Der
o@tetes @ei@opf Ser Spielbau ser
9aiter ser Mdinrer. l1n6 6os mo6er=
ne uiibergebil6ete" @eib lit a11f eben
oieie abidliiiiige 8obn geratben, uno
mebe ibm, tpern eS nidt nod 5eitig
5lriidtritt. Mues, Sic perfebrte Or
5iebungsmetbooe 6es @eibes, Sic gro
BE &ergniigungsiudt, sic uniittlid)e
&leiol1ng nn6 sic immer mebr INN
fi& greifen6e Mbfebr bon einem reli=
gioiet 2eben, bilft 6o5u, SOS mooerne
@eib gang uno gar ieinem bon @ott
bel timmten 8eruf untren uno oamit
fir 3eit un6 gmigfeit unglidlid GIT
MAIDEN. 0arum al1d in Ser @era1r=
bil6ung oes meibli6en @ei9ledtes-
mieoerum 5ltriid at @briitus!
Beregrinus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

6rauem meniger unl einel1 bel1eren
Sdne 5n iidern, ionoern I'M cine TO-
ge,tannte gleihberedtigte Stealtng oil
ser Seite 6es| Mannes. 3ielc gepe=
q1tng fommt nidt bon @ott, lonoera
lit zines ser 8rooucte oesienigen gott=
loien 5pitems, oas man So5ialtSmns
nennt. Soate Sic 6rou 6a5 &e9t ge=
minnen, CUR @oblurne 81 1bretten
uno offentlide Memter gu bethlehem,
10 lit lie %ungeeignet nn6 nnfobig, Die
je,1igen Eflidtcn 5u erfiile'l, melde
Ser moralii6e Stat6punft Ser DRIFT
li6en 6rau poridreibt. Cine Sra1t
muB entpeoer p%ermetgern, Mntter 51
Iein, p6er ober pernetnen, lol6e
Eflidten n1o iolde Memter gu uber=
nebmen, sic es ibr unm0gli6 MAIDEN,
oie Gflidten elmer mabren Mutter 5u
erfunen. Die 6ra1en iino nt6t be-
gabter bon @ott eridaffen moroen als
sic Mqmner, TINT tpiiien at foanen>
>pelfes ser bette ser Gan6ibaten tit.
Sbre Stimmen per6en auf glei4e
@eiie beeinfluBt, mie 6ieienigen oes
groBten Sbeiles Ser Manner, 11am>
li6 b1r@ 3eitungen, pel6e lie lelen.
Sd fo11n nidt einieben, mie oos
5timmredt fir sic 6rau, sic 5rou
lelbIt in ibrer io5iolen @teaung er-
bebt; nod peniger fam i6 einl eben,
pie sic @timme Ser 6ram eine BEL
iere Bolitif berbeifubren ioQ. Ser
alte Sppus ser 5rau, oie &onigin
hires &eims nn6 6ie Ml1tter ibrer
@i11oer, oos tpor un6. lit, nn6 bleibt
6as S6eol zines intenigenten 8olfes.
s(ber Sic mo6er1re 6rau lit 5a ie1bit=
liidtig getporoen; ite permeigert Die
8iir6e bon &in6ern nno 6esbalb tit
iic mn5ufrie6en nit ibrem 9oos. Ga=
rlrm iudt iie etpas Me1tes, etmas
Carbohydrates, - iie opfert 6oS title
@liif zines rubigen &eirnS nnb per-
ta11i dt es NIT SEN p%obelbaftcr Suf<
frogettenp%er
50 oiele acknowledgements Der
nidt 10 6iplomatii6 mie. Cardinal
@ibbons 6afiir aber oe11tltder nno
fraftiger iih gegen Sic unperniinftige
Nra1tenbelpegl11g ausipra6. @eben
mir oicier tro1trigen Semegung o1tf
oen @ru11o, Damn miiiien mir iogen,
cine Ser 6al1pturi aden oerielben lit
sic gor5c Notwithstanding, bon Ser
glcn1e1torihule an biz binouf 5ltr
bDberen Mltsbilbnl1g ser j1111gen 9a=
men. l1nlere uNp1tna 9aoies Mcooe=
mics" belfem gar niel sur Scr ln6
l1eberbiloung oes meibliden 8elers
nn6 lin6 1dnl6, oab in Sen &opt 1ol=
der @eIen berfebrte S6eer nno Welt=
anidouungen fommen. Mon iiebt in
oieien Snitituten, ou6 tatboltiden,
an5u iebr a1f @opfbil6nng nno Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

uadldiiigt gan5 nllo gar oie &er5enS=
biloung. Nebme mani MIR einnal Sic
Catalogues" Der peribieoenen
~9a6ies Mcaoc1nies" CUR @a1o, iber,
blide ite 1ur fliidtig un0 man miro
finoen, 6aB mlal1 ouf Die @eranbil=
oung BON u8lauitriimpfen" Mues
auflpenoet> aber fir cine @eranbil=
Dung bon tiidtigen @ausfrauen io5u=
iagen nidts tbut. &ein @un6er, 0ab
mitunter iolde Snititute uSS%ncubatorS
Of mireo marriages" genannt meroen,
weun iol6 ~bo@gebiloete" Gomen re-
ligi0s gleidgiiltig iol@e Mnitalten
perlaiien.
Man ipridt 10 germ bon Ser
education Of Doung 2aoies" uno
forbcrt bier5u nad allen &tdtungen
ouf, aber mani pergiBt 6afiir gu for
gen, sos oieie j111gen 1ame1t eine fir
lire BON @ptt beitimn1te Steqltng
notbige uno mitlide gr5tebung Be-
fommen. 9fidt ale Ma6den baben
oas Slid" bon einem Mr3t ODER
M6bocaten 1titp. beimeefubrt 81 mer=
Sen. Sic l1eberbiloung ser MG6den
ober for6ert oas Strebertbum inn
STrauenfopf meld)es einen braben
fleiBigen Mrbeiter peridmdbt. Sold
~iibergebiloete" Dame1t merben uno
iino @eieui9afts6amen, Sic befannt=
lid finder un6 fiibeniden iin6. Sic
boben pergeiien, mas @ptt in Ser @ba
an ale 6ra1ter geiproden: uSSn piele1
8eidmer6en uno in Sdmer5en iollit
gu Detne &in6er gebaren un6 unter
oer@emalt bes Mannes iteben, uno er
miro iiber Sid berriden." Sc mebr
ii9 aber oas @eib aus ibrer BON @ott
getpouten Spbdre berausmadt, 6eito
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gen, pro11obtrt merDen 1oll. Sds
beiBt, sic tdglide Communion ioll
oben anlteben a1f oem Nrogramm
ouer fotboliiher 5dulen. @eihiebt
oies, mei,l lieber 2eier? Oh falnit
Sir sic Mntport ielbit geben. Seoen=
falls iino Dir cine ober mebrerc ia
tboliide shnlcn, unb pie es barin
5ugebt IN oieie IT @e5iebl1ng befonnt.
1ie t6glide Communion lit nah Ser
Meimung ser Stride, un0 Ste lollte cs
sod on beiten milcL 0aS &auptmit=
tel bel ser @r5tetutng Ser &inoer. 9ie
allein gibt Sic imnere &raft, ser @elt>
SEM Seltfel uno Sem 6leilde 81 mi
oerltcbcn. Sa, III ibren @ebeten a1rl
Te1te Ser III. Ma9oolena aebt tic nod
meiter, >peun iie iaat, oaB sic Cont
munion bos %ucin3iae" Mittel oo5lt
lei.
Non 8osco's, bon Dem Ser obcn er=
mGibnte Mep. @itt ipridt, >par ei>l 11n=
gcnrein erfolgrei6er gr5ieber, uno
feline pcit perbreitcte Congregation
lit es bcllte nod. Sein @ebeimnib
lag in Scr 0fteren Communion. Sic
les Wlitte1 aibt inns nod Elm onocres
Momellt bei ser gr5iebl1ng, tpollod)
oft pcrgebens geltbt miro, nllo bas
nibt gcfunoen merben fann. IS lit
oies Sic Trcl1oe. &i1loer iollcn ipie=
lenb er5ogcn merbcn, iugt mont. Sic
tGoIihc Communion lit bos eil15ige
Mfittel, oieie in1ere Trelt0e uao Suit
5r 9ucnn, mas SOS 9eber1 init iid1
bringt SIT hoben uno SIT e%rld6rer.
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@eppler, lit iebr aeprieien moroen.
SD NUTS acltcben, 6ab eS ol1f MIDI
menig ginorltf genradt bot. @os
niitt es mir, 81 miiien, bob ih uno
mei1,c Mitnterld)en ribt 9cr1tg Trclt=
Sc boben? Mas niitt es min, SIT rs
rem, ooer 5u leierL ih iole mebr
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gen, menn i6 nidt tpeiB pie? Gin
@ino mag la11ge int 3ol1me %gehaltcn
meroen ourd itetes @orpreoigerL
nro onrd 6as geibringen elmer gut
ten @runolage. Mber lelbit olle reli=
qi0ien 2ebren balten anf Sic 9al1er
nidt Gtonb gegen Sic 9eioenidaften
Sen Tenfe1 1tn6 sic @elt. Die tagz
lide Communion tbut Sos aber. @ir
baben oofiir sic 3uiiderung Seins
u11b ieiner Stride. Man m0dte audi
Sen meiiten Nforridulen Elm @ebe!
aurnfe1t neil tic sic &tnoer geiitig
perbnrgern 1oiien. l1n6 altf Sen SSH
len genihrt, Sen @illen labt man ein=
fu6 perbllngern. llno auf Sen 8ilen
fommt es ood baltptia6lt6 BET Ser
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16

Srou s. s. Attiuipu Don @id)ita, Aollz
lbs. olorbt felt ullo lihcr, oaE lie tppt
ici1 miirpe, luclru ts niit lpcgen Eerlllla
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oor 1ebr nllEer Nolluna. ais Sbr Gatte
lie crIld)te, oiele Mittel gu 9ebral1d1en.
Sic mar % SATIRE lang nebr pntr nc
uiocr trunt. @it es III lplden 5Sullen
ocbr1lthlid lit, lit tic oil elmer Mrallf@
%plifutipu rnu &rnlfbeiten.
siotiirlih bate mull Su lebr plclell
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Sem Werluui hires Nnlles ld}eilt e:, paB
;t pou ulle,u. mos lie perl %llc@te, te1ne11
]br7nuncru estllseu battle. @ie ibr Manll
mnoiI,t: SIR soil bot Sic @eldidtheit
sirliorr ser pelttu NerSte uereitelt."
,rrnprruocuo inter ihrcn mlberen Se@
ldmrrDcn lpor tbrouiide erltopf mug.
@eritppfuu a bril19t 1ehr II %erlt9e''pel1
no lie u1onlerao lit. Sic Sogl 5io'.
ichen &crltopfu1o Nno penn dl'pdl1erpe''
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ufte.
der1 @errmn Iruu Ntftnl on pnrra11o. Sle
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oe1nGH lluo lie nllrDe po(llta1lp1g 9epe1ll
in1iat nun bon ihrer @erl tppfln19 .%lp'1perl
urdb bon inreu friihercn &ra1tbelte11.
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fiiuisebu ssabren 81. leit lpelder SSe1t !}
nit ibr il, fortlp1brelloem gr1enpec'el
itebe. l,no lie bot nidt auf gebort, Yerl1l1a
I'll lobe1 11,,b 1id1 Ser belten @ell'uobc1t
aeate, welhe fliiiliac MebiSi1en nid't
ucbmeu lppllel,, f1rneu iett Ferr1'1a
Sublctte hefommetl.
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
AS TO RIA
9em Ma9eI anf oem &opf
dettoffet

bat ser als elmer Ser beiten @an5el>
reoner befannte acknowledgements Sc
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leans, in ieiner 8elpredung Ser ge=
genmartigen Sral1enbemegung. neber
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rin) lit elm @etb, mel6eS Sic geibei=
ligten 8an6e 3eribneioet, Sic tie an
ibr &o11s fniipfen, nn6 ii6 bas on=
mast, tpos bos aleinige &eht oes
Mannes lit. Sn SEN lebten Sabren
ent1tan6 cine @emegltng bon leiten Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-16
Sic fatbolii@e s@mle.
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ODER meni9er perldmommene Mbnr11g
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sSn fur5cn @orteu geiagt> ion lie unS
onleiterL Sic breiiad1e bol e Suit in u11s
at bebcrrlder, un0 III Sen Sta11o
lebel1, NIT grfolg 6as 6letld, ote
8elt uno sen 5el1fel at b%efanpfen.
grfiiaen u11lere 5dulen oieie an lte
gelteate Nufgote? Gin ieoer 5reuno
ser Yforrihule miro glei6 anttpor=
ten: ga. Seood mir mollen nal u'1=
parteiiih 5ufeben, Oh pieaeidt n1dt
qefeblt miro in pielen Dingen gerooe
in gdulen, no man iolhe 6ebler am
meniglten er1parten ioute. l1n1ere
fotbolilfen 5duIen nmgeben Dos
@ino nit elmer r%eligioien 2uft, Die ge=
luib moblthlten6 un6 ltarfeno onf oas
@ino ein1pirten muB. Abgeieben bon
cin5elnen fartlen Mepfeln, bie oft etlre
gon5e 5door gutter Tridte anlteden
f0nnel1, sic aber meilt u1s1orttrt mer=
Sen f0nne,1, bGlt sic @@ule ale
ldlebten @infliile bon ben &tnoern
fern. Dies fam nidt in uni eren Of
fel1tliden 5dulen geideben. SSeooh
1el6it Sic fatbolii9e Sdule bat feine
Goutrone iiber 6as &in6 Dor o6er nod
Ser s@ul5eit, es fei benn in einem
College o6er Benlionot. Sbidon Nun
6ieIe religioie l1mgebung 6es &inoes