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New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
AFTERNOON GAME.


'Batted for Nunamaker in ninth inning
Tbatted Tor Leonard In ninth inning.
Detroit. o 20 0 o.
boston. toh................... o 0 0 0-3
Two-base hits-Stanage Crawford. Speaker
Ihree-base hits-Gainer. Dauss Hits-on Be
uieht In innings and no one out In sixth:
on Leonard. in 4 innings Sacrifice hits
Wiz t9' Dauss, Moriarty. Yerkes (g. Lewis
Double plays-Bush, Wit and Gamer Morlarty
ana Galner Left on bases-Detroit IL; lsos-
ton. l. First base on balls-Of Dauss 4; of
Bedient; b; of Leonard. l. First base on
errors-Detroit. 2 Hit by pitcher-By Dauss
lNunamaker). Struck out-By Dauss I; by
Bedient. 2; by Leonard T. Tlme-2.O0 Um-
pires-Evans and Hart
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
TIGERS GET EVEN BREAK
Timely Hits in Fifth Win-Red
Sox Victors in Morning.

Boston. June 17.-The Tigers made II an
even break for the day with the Red
Sox by winning the afternoon game by
score OF 4 10 g. principally on timely hit
ting and uncertain work by Bedient Bos-
ton took the morning game by a score Of
Z TO T.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18

Two-base hits-Lobert, Magee. Three-base
hit-Leach. Hits-On Brennan. In l-3 I'm
ings; off Moore. in % innings sacrifice
hits-Evers. SAFER Stolen bases-Lobert. Evers'
Leach, Schultz. Left on bases-Phila delphia,
5; Chicago, g. First base on balls-On Bren-
nan. 8: of Moore 4; of Smith, !. Struck out
BY Brennan, ., by Moore !; by smith, 4
Umpires-Klem and Orth. Time-l:5O.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Toronto at Newark.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Montreal at Providence.
Rochester at Baltimore.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark. ,; Toronto, 1.
Buffalo. 4: Jersey City. ?.
Rochester. I: Baltimore, 3.
Rochester. q: Baltimore. 3:
Providence. !: Montreal, 9.
STANDING or TEAMS.
w. IP.CI W. T.. PC.
Newark 81 81 .63S Baltimore ..26 81 400
Buffalo. .3S 25 500 Montreal. "a 30 .l53
Rochester .SS 20 .55g Jerry City..22 81 .415
Provlde'ce.27 81 500 Toronto. .22 S3 400
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JERSEY CITY.
BUFFALO

Home Tuns-lehr, Purtell. Sacrifice hits
Beck, Gowdy. Stolen base-Jackson. Left on
bases-Bunalo, 3. Jersey City. ]. Double plays
dale and Beck: Gowdy and Truesdale; Beck
Truesdale and Beck; McCabe. Calhoun and
knight. Struck out-By Frill. 6; by Davis, T.
Bases on balls-On Frill, 1: OF Davis 2 Time
1850. Umpire-Mullin.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
CT IOIIS-
BROOKLYN.
Totals. .asis q 1913 Totals''.'''S0 . - ~

Two.base hits-Daubert smIth' MoWIgy' ~ Der.
- ,Tbreo base hit-Smith. Hits-on I,l
lean a. innInus: of Marbet, / IN ? mn
Us Us Stolen bases-Konetchy. Cutsha~. It krH-
,ss,yick Double plays-IIuggins tunasslist,eu1 i,s
prY,,,ins 10 Konetchy: Cutshaw, KirkpatIlcK -
iiubs'' -, on bascs-St Louis, 7; BROOK
iyn Boses on balls--ON Yinglng, l. strucE
- ~, I2v ytngling. g. by Perritt 3; by MaFDeN
T,me-l:iO Umpires-Rigler ana by'o"
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18

SaCrIhce hy-Myers. Stolen bases-DaIt0n,
Gagnler. Swacina. Smith Two-base hits
Cagnier. Smith Home run-Bradley. First
base on balls-On Aitchison. /: off Brant. 6.
Struck out-By Aitchson. 8; by Brant. g. by
Brown, !. Hits-On Brant, in innings of
Brown. ! In 2 innings. First base on error
Newark. ]. Left on bases-Newark. .: Toronto,
6. Umpires-Nallin and Owens. Time-1:45
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
pITrSRTRGII.


Two-base hit-McDonald. stolen bases
Wagner %. Maranville. sacrifice hits-Wag-
ner. Sweeney. Bases on balls-on Perdue' -
on O'Toole . struck out-By Perdue, Z; by
OTool. Left on bases-Pittsburgh. o. Bos
ton. g. Time-l:iO Umpires-O'Day ana
Fmsiie.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18

TWO-baso hits-Jackson. Leliyclt Hits-On
Mullin. In innings none out I'm fourthi OF
Hughes In innings. Sacrifice hits-Mitchell.
Mcbride Sacrifice hy-Ryan. Double play
Foster, Morgan and Gandll Triple play-Gan-
All TO Mcbride Left on bases-Clcvcland, 8;
Washington, .. Bases on balls-On Mitchell,
/; of Mullin. 2; on Hughes. q Base on error
Cleveland. l. Hit by pitcher-Shanks Struck
out-By Mitchell. s: by Hughes. g. wild pitch
Mitchell Time-2:O3. Umpires-Dineen and
Ferguson.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
JOHNSON DEFEATS BIDDLr
After London Lawn TENN,
Title on Queens Club Courts

London. June 17.-Wallace +. johnson
of Philadelphia, beat Craig Biddle, also q,
Philadelphia. in the first round OF n.
open singles in the london lawn tenn,
championship tournament to-day =,
Queens Club. The score was is, l.,
GO.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
EASTERN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Springfield. 8: New London. 1.
New Haven. 8; Holyoke. 0.
Bridgeport, 4: Pittsfield, 2.
Hartford, A. Waterbury. 2.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18

'Batted for Scott in eighth inning. tDattcd
for Rath in eighth inning.
Embellishments 0 / 0 XII
Chicago. 0 0 OIL
Two-base hts--Strunk. Oldring. Home runs
baker. Bode. Hits-On Scott. in innings;
OF Lang 8 In inning. Sacrifice hts-Strunk,
Barry. Double pay-Rath, Weaver and Chase.
Left on bases-Chicago. 4; Philadelphia. s
Bases on bals-On Scott. 2: off Lang. ] OF
Houck, 2 Base on error-Philadelphia, /.
Struck out-By Scott. 3; by Houck 2 Time
lA3. Umplres-O' Loughlin and Hildebrand
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Binghamton, 3; Syracuse. 0.
Elmira, 10; Utica, 8.
Scranton, .; Albany, 0.
Troy, Z; Wilkes Barre, 1.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18

Baseball To-day. 1880 y. IN. y. Y. Amcri-
cans VS.. St. Louis. Polo Grounds Adm. 5Oc.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
Totals. ..ss712gls1 Totals.....aIr2 p IL
spat,eh for Warhon IN ninth inninr

New York............... j v "
Two-base hits stovan. wolter shotten.
Three-base hits-Wiliams. Peckinpaugh. Sto-
vail Pratt. Secrihce hit-Agnew. Sacrifice ny
Wallace. Stolen base-Williams. Left on
hases--New York. S; St Louis. Z Double plays
--Balenti. Pratt and Stovall; Cree. Sweeney.
warhop and Hartzell. Bases on balls-Of
Ksating !; OF Fisher. .: off Caldwell, !; Off
WARRIOR ]: off Baumgardner /: or Hamilton,
J. Struck out-By Keating. ! by Fisher. 2; by
Baumgardner 2. by Hamilton, g. Hit by
pitcher-By Warhop CWallace) Passed ball
Sweeney. Hts-On Heating, in I inning: on
Fisher. in 41-3 innings or Caldwell. in
10 inning: OF Warhop. in l-3 innings: of
Baumgardner. in 1-3 innings; of Hamilton.
in % innings. Time-2I3 Umyires--Mc-
Greavey and Connolly
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
The score follows


'Batted for O'Neil In ninth inning. tISatted |
for Mitchell in ninth inning. Tran for Belvelt |
In ninth inning.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
Baseball Race
in Big Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn mt II. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, 6: Cincinnati, 2.
Brooklyn, 3; 1t. Louis, 3.
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, o.
Boston, 1: Pittsburgh w.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
w. J.. PC. w. J.. ~:
Phila... 80 10 .665 Boston 20 - 'iOV
New York. 80 10 .612 Pittsburgh "a ~ loo
Chicago. E. 80 2j .5f5 st. Louis. % SS 'diS
Brooklyn. 20 90 .531 Cincinnati..l9 80 'o'o
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
ST. Louis, :; New York. 4.
Philadelphia, :: Chicago. ].
Washington, 6; Cleveland 3.
Boston, !; Detroit. 4.
Detroit, 4: Boston, 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
W. L. PC W. l.: ~.
Phila..4I IL ia Boston. 81 70 .oO9
Cleveland SO 20 .6iS Detroit ....?4 20 40,
Wash'ton 80 25 .bI5 st. Louis .22 ~ .3od .d
Chicago. 80 % .52G New Nork..i3 80 '2oo
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
MORNING. GAME
Totals. 20 7lo27l22 Totals. ....2s4G4 "a 10 .

'Batted for Zamlock in hfth inning tBatted
for Clauss In ninth inning. Tran for Mckee
I'm ninth inning.
Boston................... II
Detroit 0 "a
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
ROCHESTER WINS TWO GAMrs
FIRST GAME.

FIRST GAME.
At Baltimore: RHr
Rochester,. 0 0 0 3 10 2-7 is Z I;
Baltimore. 0 0 0 2 0 2 O-5 "a !
Batteries-Quinn and Williams; Roth
and Egan.
SECOND GAME.
Rochester,. 0 0 o / 0 0L -
Baltimore. 0 2 0 0 0 0 O-3 >
Observation-Disclosures and Jacklitsch Nc.
Tigue and Bergen.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18

Johnson is a member Of the American
Davis cup team, but sailed before Nc.
Loughln, Williams and Hackett
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
for KiIllfer in seventh inning.

Totals....246usO Totals......S4O72iio;
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The score follows
PHILADELPHIA.
CHICAGO.

Totals ...s27I3279O Totals......SO1s24 4isl
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20
pas NutO9rammt.
BON gllsn ~ . + ie 3.

Mrs. 8ropn Dffnete nit Stol5 ibr
Mlbum. 9ie 8ldtter paren BON per=
gament, unb isbes, ba seinem ni9t
mebr lebenben @9riftiteler eepiomet
mar, trug ben S9mud zines fIsinen
6lorfnotens. Die M%utogramme nd=
rem nibt gu 3dblen. Mles, mas eInea
Namen re1p. einen 8prndmen in llnz
ferer @po9e bate, mar bort Dertrez
ten. &Dnige butte ibre unterf4riften
bingeieBt, piani1ten batten @eOtd.e
getpagt, 9i9ter ge5eidnet, Maler brei
2inien NOten nieOergef9rieben. Die
@erfaHer batten Ii9 fdmmtli9 ni4t
in allau groBe llntOiten geftiirat; 70
fiel beifpielspeiIe bas Heiult1t Der
8etru9tungen ni9t beriibmt aus, be-
men fib elm gepifer Matbemutis.er bin=
CAB, I'm einen f9perFdligcn NiB gu
Sage gu f0rbern, ODer iener bsriibnIte
General, Der elm galdntes @pigramm
auiammenggebrebfelt bate Mber
fie iparen ale bertreten! MIeg -.
91ein, bod ni9t Der tleinen
S9elmin, Gillian Tielb, entgins bic
Glide ni9t.
.Ob! Glife!" REF fie tpie BON un~
gefdbr aus, npie tOmmt es, SaB Sic
BON Gbmpnb @Olanb tein @utoaramm
baben9"
Mrs. grOpn tpurOe fuit Ohnmd6-
tig.
rgs oelang mir ni9t, ss AT erlan-
gen." ftammelte iie. sd femme aies
monb, Ser nit ibm in ndberem 8ers
tebr ftebt, er 1T b~ollitGnbig tnaus
gSngli9 Gr bebauptet, tpent
er alien Bitten GebOr i@enten tDOllts.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20
2taus9eSrauft!
gins beitere Sagb>
gef@t4te.
Bon Srei6errn bOn 8tf6offsz
bau en- : &olengrunD.

Mlten @eibern fon man aus benz
Meqe qe6en! 9as lit cine alte 2ez
benspeisbeit, bic befOnOers mir Sd>
gersleute dngItli9 befDlgen. Was
Munber, baB Der alte M1uior a. %.
Neibbarbt gon3 auBer Runb unb8dnD
mar, als ibm zines f9Onen Morgens
i'm Nppember biefes berbe @ef4id auf
benz Wege gum Steubtdein elmer un=
mittelbdr Dor ben Sbpren Der Stabt
beginnenben Walbiugb auftieb. nNa,
i9 tbGte pobl am beften, glei9 pieber
mad 9aufe gu geben!" tnurrte er los,
na9bem er ben Sag0berrn unb Die
iibrigen @Gite miirrif9 unD flii9tig
begriiBt bate. v9enten Sic nur, taum
trete i6 aus Der 6austbiir. bd tommt
fold Elm altes Heff angef9liirft, 30
idbrig, bintenb, f9ielenb, ~triefdugig
unb nit einem Rppf 10 grpB Die me
&egeltugel. GntieBt fpringe i9 pOr
bas nG9te S9aufenfter unb brebe ibr
ben pudel gu, aber mas meinen sic.
blsibt bas S9euIal aud nod fteben
unb trGbt mid an: 81 re9t f9innen
eut'n Moreeu, snGD9er Serre! Sd
pinf9 OO4 nod re9t billie 8ergniegen
beite!"
Notiirli9 plaBte bic gan3e Sagbge=
IeI19aft fait por Baden unb 8ergnii=
gen in retner unb ebler S9dbenfreube,
benin mir ale g0nnten benz dltenw Neib=
bammel", pie mir i'm unter uts
runnten, fein MiBgeI9id unb feinen
Merger BON garaem 9eraen. Ser quite
Major batte Oas lngliid, Elm tpenig
angenebmer 3eitz unb mod melt pent=
ger angenebmer SagOgenoRe gu fem.
sSn ieinem maBlOien SogbneiD bdtte CT
am liebften aaes aaein gef9oHen, unb
tpenn es nur irgenb bentbar unb mDgs
li9 mar, fling er getpiB um jeben 9d=
fen, I'm jeDes &arnidel nit feinem
Nanbarn Streit an. @ern ndren
mir i'm aus unIerer fonft bD9ft einz
trG9tiqen unb fibelen Sagogefeuf9dft
los gefpeien. alein bic Hiidf6tnabme
ouf feline Gtenung bradte IS bod nit
fi9, baB er INNER nieOer ein9elaben
tpurbe.
Matiirli9 bru@te ibn infer @eId9=
ter erft re9t in @ift unb Sale. nSa,
laden Sic ntrl 9eute gebt mod irgenb
etipas f9ief bds neiB i9 gun5 genau."
llnb er Ionte aud pirtli4 re4t bebd!=
ten, Der alte Major. @Iei9 i'm eriten
Sreiben f9OB CT, iOnit elm re4t gutter
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

Sdpeigens in unrube Oeriest. riei
Der 9i9ter:
.5iirdtsn Sic ben 2uft8ug ni9t,
mein gndOiges 5rdulein2 Sd mill
germ Die 9arOine OOr8ieben."
9d geI9a6 ettpds SonOerbdres. Die
6iibI6e Blonde 3og aus ibrem 3eiIe=
tdl49en elm 8lOdbeft beraus unb
idrieb in GROCER, leierIi9er 9anO=
f8rift: DMein 5err, i9 bin ftumm.
Sd Oante, Der 2uft8ug ftOrt mid
ni9t."
GoIdnb mar bon bieIem @lenb 70
gerii6rt, OaB er nit elmer mitIeibigen
@eite Ieinen 9ut liiftete. Damn gab
CT Der llngliidli6en elm 3siAen, ibm
bas 9eft an3uDertrauen, uno f4rieb
barduf:
sd oerfi9ere sic, meine @ndoige,
meiner tiefften unO blubollften SDms
patbie." llnb er 0ei9nete feinen Naz
men.
Oie Stumme bemG9tigte ft6 Oes
6eftes tpte elmer 8eute unb lieB es IN
ibrem SGf99en DerfdpinOen. @eraoe
in biefem Nugenblid lief Der 3ug in
ba3 Stationsgebdube BON 9enDaDe
elm. 9ie Reifenbe IeBte eilig ben So
que drf banb ben S8leier nm unb
fpranq aus benz &upee, nd96em lie
ibrem Mttreifenben einen lebten 8lid
unenOli9er 0antbarteit %8ugeporfen
bate.
Orei Sage Tpdter purbe int @drten
BON Gli3e 8rOpn Sennis gefpielt.
9iefe Deripies Gillian 5ielb:
n@pieIen Sic bod dufmertfamer.
2iebfe."
SD fam ni9t."
.Man fam, mas man mill
rgai9t INNER, Glfie. Soll i9 Sbz
men Elm 8eiIpiel aitiren2 Oas
Mutogramm BON @OmOnb &olanb."
ugtun mein 6er3lieb, i9 babe e."
sic mari ibr Nadet fort, lief naG
Der 8ild unD fam trtumpbiren0, ods
geDffnete Nlbum in Der 9anb 8uriid.
Muf einem ppn elmer alegpriI9en
3ei9nung umra6mten 8latt, auf benz
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gefammelt bate, lag mar bic Morte.
SD berfi9ere sic, meine @ndotge,
meiner tiefiten unb DuloDOllften Spm=
patbie. Gbmorb Holanb."
9le Mnipe1enben riefen eritdunt:
n9as 1T "a ungldubli4! @ie bdbeA
sic bag 10 i4usll gu @Stanbe &c
bra9t2"
r9as," erpiberte Glfie ludenO,
has 1T mein @ebeimniB, Iisbe Sim
ber."
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

berab, 0 W1a0onnd Sbere1a, 1olnW
6erab, oenn Die g3odt lit 10 f9on. "
limo Dor Dem y20men~ fiibren Elm
poar Sooten6uiaren, sic Orinnen bel
Dem @eorange feline Edn5erinnen
mebr fiuoen tonnten, ben u&eieroe-
rummel" auf.
Gin Defenders ftorfer &erI bat ei-
men Der 9amcraoen auf oie Sdultern
oeboben = oas boben iie ii6 nab
reno Ser Manooer BON Ser Snfanterie
abgegudt-,uno nun i6nau3t er bonn
8fer0e berab ais Der @err Saupt-
mann oie 2eute an. 0ie u%mitebenoen
8auern f6reien Dor Baden, nno Die
W9iitter beben lire &leiniten in Die
90be, oamit audi Die Die iAonen Zoo
tenbuiaren 3u ieben befommen.
9luf einmol entitebt mitte1 IN Dem
Sonntagsju6el Oieies Soloatentages
elm Iuflauf. 9ie 8auern treten IN
@ruppen 3ueinon0er uno itefen Die
&opfe 3%uiomnten.
Gin poor So0tenbuinren baben Die
Bfer0e oes Serrn &ittmeilters @al-
0emar BON 4Iippbauien i'm Mii6lgra-
ben getr1nft nno bort Die 2ei6e cines
Sroiien3immers %gefun0en. Gin ber-
beiqerufener 9ouerniunge bat 0ieie
ais Die Crime oes Staoelbauern err
fannt, nrlO nm beipri6t man OieieS
nelte greigniB.
Mu6 au @pttlieb @ottlDb 9artmdnn
lift bic 8unbe oapon gebrungen. @r
bat iiber biefen getpeis Der Wdbrbeit
feiner grebigt, baB man OOm 5Ieif4e
bas 8erberben erntet, mir nit benz
ipeiBen Ropfe genidt. SIN Snnerften
mar er febr befrieOigt, baB Die Selbt@
mDrberin cine 3uge3ogene mar.
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benz 20pentpirtbs6aus mad benz
Miiblgraben. Die MuHe unb Die
SpotenbuIaren balten teim 8iere unb
beim S9napIe aus. Ginige Minuten
liegt es pie cine feline 8erfimmung
iiber Der dnDberIonntagsfeier, Sie
San3muftt bat dbgebro9en, Do9 duf
3ureoen bes Mirtbes ieBt Tie balb piez
Der Elm: n&omm' berab, 0 Wiabonna
S6ereia", gera0e, ais man bur9 Die
9intergaFe Die 9ei9e Der Srine nab
Dem tleine n S9dubaus auf benz
&ir9bOfe f4afft.
lin Tin r6r Na9ts finb Die Soos
tenbuIaren in Mi9elsbdin GIT Der grDs
BEN Monta9sf4la9t dlarmirt porben.
sSn prd9tigen Solomon mar bic
@9pabron, fem gepuBt, aus benz
Oorf ge3ogen. Mles bate geblinft
uno gebliBt. @pran mar @rdf @dl@
Semar BON &lipp6auIen auf einem
p%unberbaren gappsn geritten, unb
gan5 Mi9elsbain mar pieber auf ben
8einen gepeien, ben Sobtsnbuiaren
bas 9eleit gu geben.
Die M1ufif battle geIpieIt. @s mar
punberi9On, trOBbem tiefe Ra9t iiber
Mi9elsbain unb ben Sobtenbufaren
gelegen bate.
S9Dn baDen bic So0tenbu1dr
troBbem ausgefeben, unO iene Na4t,
ba fie dusge3ogen, pirb ben Mi9elsz
bainern unbergeBli9 bleiben. 8on i6r
iperben lie nod &inOern unb &inoesz
iinbern er5Gblen.
SIN @lon3s Oes Monbes butten Die
bunbertunbfiinfaig SpOtentOpfe Der
G9mabrOn geleu4tet unb gef4imz
inert.
nnb boll @tol3 batten bic Mi9elss
banner ben Sootenbu1aren nabgez.
blidt, ben ltrammen Sungens, bic Dor>
geftern tire 6elber unb @emiifegGrten
gu S9anben geritten batten.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

gIuten iber S9iIIer. SIN
einem bornebm ausgeftatteten griDat-
Orude, ben bic Samburger Sta0ts
.~bibliotbef benz 8ibliopAilentag gepi0z
met BAT, Der Dor einigen Mp6en in
SamIburq perIammeIt mar, liegen ins
tere1ante 8riefe bes 9i4ters Platen
an Scarf b. Mumpbr pDr. Sic itno
auf platens italieniI9er Hetfe q828
bis 29) gel9rieben, alio tpdbrenD elmer
ie6r betpegten 3eit ieines Qebens. Sic
Ipre6en tur3 BON Ieiner D%DerbdngniBz
Dpnen @abel", entbulten manderlei
StiAeleien auf Smmermann nnb OeuS
ten leinsn plan an, Elm Drama iiber
Die 9~p6snFaufen gu l9reiben, ods er
benz RDnig BON 8aDern ni9t piOmen
mD9te, .0a bic Mtttelsba9er an Der
8erni6fung Der 9Dbenitaufen mitge@
arbeitef 6Gtten. Gr 0a9te Odber an
ben Rronprin3en pon preuben unb
meinte in feiner ftarten SelbifgefGls
liqfeit, ods miirbe fir ben Prinoen
cine grobe @bre fein. 9enn psrn bas
@erf fertig mare, 10 ipirb man es
bod in iebem Sole als bas grDBte
beutI9e @ebi9t betra9ten, pOgegen
eigentli9 bic ganoe neuere Boelie Der
Nation glei9fam gu ni9ts piro."
Don Dem tarten SelbfbepuBtfein,
oas in Der chen angefiibrten STEELE err
flinqt unb etfDas &ranfbaftes an ii4
bat, aeugt nod cine anbere NeuBerung.
Blaten i9reibt nGmli9 DOn Balmaria
an 4. @eptember 1928 an feinen Oben
genannten TreunO folgenoe5: n@ben
nirD mir pieDer etpaS aus @Oetbes
Runit unD Mltertfum mitgetbeilt, Der
aDnig BON 8apern bat in Weimar gez
Taqt, penn S9iler nod lebte, 10
piirOe er Inn bic @ila Malta einrdu=
men ,um in Hom iein angefangensS
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Hpms @ef9i9te auf Noms Nuinen gu
I9retben. @as fagen Sic Ocau? unb
mid, Der i1 fein lntertban bin, lGbt
er perbungern. Dime aae 3uhmrebig-
felt piirbe i9 S9iaers MaltbeIer beYs
Ter ausfiibren tDnnen, als S9iler
lelbit, ba bieie SragDbie, Die S@illers
Enlightenment ~geporDen mare, iiber
S9iller binuusgebt unb mebr grie4t>
f9en @eift erforoert, als Sdiler
bate" Man muB Iagen. baB Der
IDi9ter ben Munb rebt boq genom~
men bat. Ob es inn irgenDmie ernft
mar, cine fol9e Sras0bie gu f9reibeng
Bon elmer SOrtieBung Ober gar @O[lz
enbung Oes S4ilerf9en Dramas
bur9 platsn 1T ni4ts betannt.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

bier berum1sbeni"
3unG9E bs-no1El man itBt eiiiet
lautsn Rro6; OIFsu6or bate bic Nlte
lore 8uroe Sol3 d6ssDOrIsn. DauH
aber 60rte man ipiebsr ibre bo4e, pieps
ii9e 5timms: nM9, 6srr SegssI, nee!
Sd bin dber beit nod 3n m;t0e, iG
miiB mid erit nal a biIeI 9irfebe
unD ausrube DOD...
,!6immeIbeilises : areu3niIlionens
9onnerpetter nodmal pollen Ste
iebt enbliA meg obsr nidt2! SD fam
bod fonit ni9t i9ieBen!"
sMeine @iete, gndb6er 9erre. ipenn
Sc ni9t f9ieBen femme, I'm sc gebn
bo9 uff be Saa6t, bu toGrn &c non
nif9t MID frtegen!"
DaS mar benz drmen Wlaior benin
aber bod gu bel! 3~ornbebenb rannte
CT fps, unD fam jeBt, ROTH nie Elm
&rebs, I'm bic @de geitiirmt ouf BEN
Oberf0rfter los, m9err Sberf0rters
penn in Sbrem Hebier berartige 3us
ftdnbe berrf9en, ipenn sic nidt NAL
10 nett 9err in Shrem Waloe itno,
nm b%erbinbern 3u %tDnnen, baB Sbre
9dits auf benz Stunbe Don alien Meis
bern berb0bnt unb belGfigt fperOen,
bann bann, fpeiB ib nidt =
Oann Der3i9te i'd jeOenfdIIs Elm fir
ale Deal auf ous %fogenunnte @ergnii>
gen, bann
v@ere9rter 6err Major, mir fteben
bier auf einem Dffentli9en Meee, bef<
fen 8enuBung i9 nismanben berbieten
fam, unb cine OreKuran1talt fir alte
@eiber babe ib in meinemWaI aIers
bings mod ni9t eingeri9tet. SD be-
balre lebbaft. fam absr unter btefen
nmltdnOen Sbren @ntf9luB. duf Ods
fogenannte 8ergniigen meiner Sagben
per3idten gu npllen, nur boIl unO
gang %hinigen!"
2ei9enDfaB Dor innerem Grimm
modte Der MajOr nit tur3em: ngms
PEBBLE midi" BEN Sut Iiiftenb, febrt,
uno oerf9pinbet, 10 raid i'm Die tleiz
men 8einben tragen. Mir ndren i'm
los! Nm Mbenb aber bpIte {i9 bic
Miilern beim TDrfter Wolter ibre
Mart. Sic bate fie reOli4 per6ient.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20
% n /.

Ontel (au ieinem itubirenben Nef.
FEM: eft bas @ein @elbbrieftrdger9
Bonner unb Doria 1T Der Rerl
hid!"
Nsffe; On itrupuairit i'm su me-
nia, Ontel!"
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20
Cana ME Der 9oter.

Stun, mie melt Bit gu nit benz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1@d = Die madt's init mir gerqta
10 ME ibr @aterl~
n@ieio2~
~0aa - fic idneiOet mi@l~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-02

was told of in The Day Book last
night, came to The Day Book today
to explain that he wasn't that sort of
a man.
Haneck, according to his own
story, is a perfect gentleman, one
who never uses vulgar or filthy Ian
gUage, who never whips his horse,
who is uniformly kind and gentle to
men, women and children and who is
surprised and panied at the way The
Day Book described the occurrences
at Park and Kedzie avenues at 4:4O
Thursday evening.
''It was this way" said Haneck,
today. 81 was driving in front
Of the street car at the begin
ming, and I was driving that Slow
always drive slow for the sake of
my horse-that held up the street
car for some blocks and this made
the motorman sore. After two OF
three blocks 1 got behind the street
car, and then the mOtorman tried
to get revenge. He went slowly so
as to hold me up. He was looking for
4CNC1l5C III 141C AO1N141E A4LL1 up I41clL .
all, and so he thought he would hold
me up.
''WeII, he kept that up for some
time, and then he came to Park ave-
nue. and stopped with a jerk-an
awful jerk. He stopped so sudden I
couldn't do anything. I hardly had
time to wheel my horse away from
driving directly in the car.
But 1 managed it, and I did it so
well that my wagon just barely
scraped the side of the car, just
scraped it and no more.
And there were no women there.
I wouldn't take a chance of running
into women or children that way.
I'd have crashed right into the car
first. Indeed l would.
And then that wicked mOtOrman
got off the car and he caught my
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-02

IL DIDN'T CUSS A BIZ
said he would have to have my name.
well, 1 gave him my name. But
he wouldn't listen. didn't swear at
him. 1 never swear like that. just
went with him to the policeman and
was arrested. He hadn't got thing
on me"
But the conductor backs up the
motOTman's story that you were driv-
ing at an unlawful speed and that you
crashed into the car and that you
cursed the motorman when he asked
you for your NAME" said the re-
porter.
''The conductors wrong about
that" said Haneck. 81 wouldn't do
anything like that, and besides the
conductor wasn't in the argument"
HE didn't say he was" said the
reporter. ''He just said he heard it
and corroborated what the motOrman
said you said"
''Well, he's wrong" said Haneck.
"And the policeman says you ours
ed him and threatened to get his
star" said the reporter.
ooh, N.Y. said Haneck. "The idea
of me doing anything like that! Why,
l wouldn't think of it!
1t was pointed out to Haneck that
it was a question of whose word The
Day Book was to take, and that there
was nothing in The Day Books ex-
peTience with Daily News drivers
that might lead The Day Book to be-
ieve a Daily News driver to be a gen
tie and Iamb-like person who would
not say damn" for a million dollars.
Also, it was pointed out that there
were more witnesses of the proceed
ings who said that Haneck had been
driving at a reckless speed and had
used vile language, than there were
Hanecks to deny it.
1--WE got a witness" said Haneck,
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