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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
More Hard Luck for
G. White; Milwaukee
Go With Duffy Off

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. S-More hard
luck for Charlie White. Jimmy Duffy
has definitely called Off his match with
tho Chicagosu billed for next Monday
peht IN Milwaukee. 1t seems that the
Buttalo turkey, when he closed the
White match forgot that he was billed
10 box in Syracuse, n. Y. on the same
date When he found that out he wired
Promoter Frank Mulkern that he dared
rot buck out Of the Syracuse encounter.
because the New York boxing commits
sion would get after him. Mulkern sent
on word that Wisconsin also had a box
ing commission. Duffy's return message
was Don't try 10 Brighten me Since
then Mulkern has heard nothing, and
is said 10 be quietly but hurriedly seek
Ing a substitute for the Duffy party
Manager Nate Lewis and White
showed their Rameness in accepting the
match Duffy is one boxer they were
not crazy 10 mingle with because OF his
great record the past year and because
nt the freakish build Duffy has beaten
Leach Cross and Knockout Brown. lie
held Jack Brittou even. etc He is close
10 six fet tall. with "a left arm as long
s. nshpole a mighty hard person for
, short boy like White 10 get In at In
ten rounds SIN, White agreed TO take
the chance
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
BY 0. b. Keller.

TIME Winter League, having run
out of baseball politics, which
is good thing, lightly turns
to batting averages and the cold
weather experts select an ar-sta
batting team from each major league
and discover that the American has
1t all over the National
That is not to be wondered at As
soon as YOU think of batting, YOU
think Of Ty Cobb, Joe jackson, Iris
Speaker, Eddie Collins and Frank
Baker. Then uater on) YOU think of
Wagner and Zimmerman and some
others in the National League.
But the American League is the
batting league, all right, although the
difference in she batting averages OF
the two picked teams is not so far
apart as one might think.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
AUBURN LOSES
TWO PLAYERS
FOR TECH CANE
Injuries Will Keep Lockwood and
Taylor Out of BattIe-Team
Put Through Scrimmage,
BY NJ. j. Donahue.

a UBURN, ALA, Nov, Auburn
II win enter the Tech game Sat
urday minus the services Of
two of her best players-Lockwood
and Taylor. Lockwood has not yet
recovered from an injury to his knee
in the Louisiana game, but will be
all right for the Vanderbilt game.
Taylor's injury is a severe blow to
the team at the critical time, as he
may he out for the year After a
slow start, caused by an Injury TO
his ankle, he was coming along fast
and his speed and power would have
proved a powerful factor in the com
ing important games. They are the
heaviest players on the Auburn squad
and their loss dcprives the line of any
advantage II might have had because
Of superior weight.
Auburn win go into the Tech game
with the lightest line-u Of the sea-
son and will hardly equal the weight
of the Tech squad. The team Is play
ing very hard football, however. and
will give good account of itself
The scrimmaging on Tuesday and
Wednesday was the fierCest seen on
the Auburn field this year. New plays
and new signals have been given the
team this week. and the practices
have been continued after dark by the
aid of electric lights on the field
With the exception of Lockwood and
Taylor, the rest of the squad is in
very fair condition. The following
players will leave Auburn at 3 p. m.
Friday. for Atlanta: Newell, Arnold,
Harris, Kearley Christopher, Bidez,
Prendergast, Sparkman, Hart, Rob-
inson, Hairston, Martin, Steed, Gull
pepper, Pitts, Thigpen, Louisell, Ess-
linger, Wynne and Lockwood,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Veteran Billy Jordan
RetireS as Official
Announcer of Ring

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Billy
Jordan is TO retire as official an
nouncer OF the prize ring. He is So
years old, and after the first Of the
coming year he will go to the old
soldiers home at Noungvine. Cal.
Fight followers all over the coun-
Try know Billy Jordan. He annuunC-
ed the Jeffries-J Johnson night. and al
most every other championship fight
held west of the Rocky Mountains in
tle last two generations
once good lightweight himself
Jordan Is one Of the few men now
living VINO saw the famous battle at
fredericksburg. Va. in 1S4S, wher
Tom Hycr defeated Yankee Sullivan
.n one hour and forty minutes under
..e old London prize ring rules Borr
.H Boston. be came 10 California in
went East to fight FOR the Union
IN ~ sixties. returned. and has LIVED
a,re ever since
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
National League.
Name, Team and Position

THE battery honors Gin batting) go
to the Nationals, but II is a safe
bet that with ", Johnson pitching,
he and o'Neill would do quite as
much batting against Yingling as the
Chinaman and Chief Meyers would be
apt 10 do against the Big Smoke.
That, however, is beside the ques-
ton, which is merely one OF Compar-
alive averages
At first base Daubert. OF the
Brooklyn Nationals. has il on Stuny
Mclnms by big margin. But. then.
Daubert led his league, while Stuny
wasn't near the top in his
collins makes up part OF the ground
by topping NioN, OF the Pirates. at
second base. and he also will do more
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Georgia Nine May
Play Chinese Team

ATHENS. GA, Nov Manager Rus
sell Patterson, Of the Red and Black
1914 baseball team, who is arranging one
Of the best schedules Georgia ever had.
is in receipt of a letter from the Ameri-
can manager OF the Chinese baseball
team OF Hawaii, who wants TO schedule
= game with Georgia early in the spring
OF next year.
This is "A team composed entirely OF
Chinese students who will tour this
country, and Manager Patterson will
take the matter up with the Intention
OF bringing the team here II practical Bile
Lin ~ is captain Of the team and Ken
Yin MN Ia manager The team will be
i'm thu South early in April
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Plank HOnored by
His Home Friends

GETTYSBURG. PA. Nov. 1.-Two
hundred OF Eddie Plank's "homefolks"
last night honored the veteran pitcher
of the Athletics at a banquet. Guests
of honor were Manager Connie Mack.
Eddie Collins and Harry Davis. of
the Philadelphia American League
club, while baseball enthusiasts from
all the nearby towns Joined in the
event.
Most Of those who participated in
the affair were. schoolboy friends OF
Plank. A diamond scarfpin was pre-
sented to the Southpaw hurler
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Directors of Empire
State League May
Meet in Cordele

CORDELE, GA, Nov. There is
apparently a strong opinion favoring
Cordele as the meeting place of the
directors of the Empire State League
when they gather together for the
purpose of electing a successor to
President Grower, who has rendered
his resignation. ,Cordele is the most
centrally located city in the league,
and the railroad schedules are very
convenient for such a meeting.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Carney Beats DeOrO
In Second Block Of
Title Cue Mattel
By Tad

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Joseph Carns
outplayed Alfred DeOro, the three
cushion billiard champion, in the secol
block of their match for the title las
night by a score of 6S to "a Carney
high run of seven in the eleventh id
ming was the best string made thus "a
in the match. DeOros best run las
night was three.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
Football Is Barred
At Trinity College

RALEIGH. y. c. Nov. Dean Gran
ford yesterday informed the student
body Of Trinity College at Durham that
football would never be allowed at
Trinity under any circumstance" and
that any attempt to have a game would
mean expulsion fsan the college The
utimatum followed a big parade and
demonstration the night before
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
THE WORLD TOURIST

THE WORLD TOURISTS.
PeFcbdnce they are IN KOk0mO.
NelO MeTicO or Idaho
Just G0here they are do not knolc
And do not care, believe me, DO!
Having met several white hopes, we
are sure that there is mistake in
the report that Charlie Miller was
knocked out by a blow on the top of
his head.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07
FOOD FOR SPORT ANS
ey oEoaeG q. PhA!R.

Missouri having overwhelmed Rola,
the students are now singing, "MerrIy
We Rolla Long"
ONCE IN A WHILE.
How many tCOadrouS things zee ind
as through this lCOrld lUe float!
Sometimes We hear a college band
10ithOWt sour note.
American athletes are cleaning up
their English brethren over at Oxford,
showing how hard it is to overcome
habit.
Possibly the presence OF Vardon and
Ray in our midst has something to do
with the nervous breakdowns OF our
golf champions.
our heart goes out to Percy Cornish.
who was hurt in the Yale game, but
how can man with name like Percy
expect to go through a football game
without getting hurt?
A study of the football results re-
veals the fact that Yale is the latest
New Haven wreck.
II those Yale men do not hurry up
and beat somebody, Walter Camp will
not name any more than seven or eiuht
Of them for his All-American team.
oh, Winter League, on. Winter
League!
You M mig bosom loith fatigue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07

While there are a few prominent
exceptions, the average ball PLAYER
thinks SO little Of money that he
makes larry Lauder look like
spendthrift.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07

Missouri having overwhelmed Rolla,
the students are now singing, "MerrIIy
We Rola Long"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07

ODE.
on, Winter League. on. White
League!
You M my bosom IOith fatigue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-07

" those Yale men do not hurry up
and beat somebody, Walter Camp will
not name any more than seven or eiaht
OF them for his All-American team,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-11

Sc mebr bic gerb q ltniF | c
in Wsritp ii6 entptteln, peito ri6tigsr
erihetnt Die politit ots prdiipsnteu
@ilfon, DAP er 5uerta Die Qnertens
nung pertpelgsrt. Qus ben militdriz
ihen Pofitionen Der aonititutipualiiten
III 5u srtenneH, oab tie BEL Weitelu
iiber bic 5Glfte bes meritaniI6en 9e:
tistss in Sdnben BADEN uuo bab. no
5usrta Die 5errf6aft ausibt, oas NIT
6ilfs Isiner S0loaten 9si6isbt, benn
has BOLT lit entiAIeoen gegen !hn. 0ds
III audi Der Grunb, pespegen er nrIt
i'm StaHoe lit. einc CUR getdmpfung
Der aonititutionali'ten ausrei6enoc
Wa6t ins JelD 3u itellen. Die &Ons
ftitutionuliiien baben DIE Gpmpat9is
bss Boltss. neil Iie Die Qb6iIFe per-
fpreder, Die 6uerta pertpeigert. Tas
2anbpoIt nil niht mebr i'm 3uitanb
Der StlaDerei leben unb perldn9t cine
3utpeiTung DON 8ooen CUR fslbfItdnpis
gen 9epirthihlftung. 0as iitert
5uerto Die uutertiiBuna oes merita>
niihen 8rDBtapitaIs, aber ssgsn ben
8oltsniaen tam oas 9elo nitt ouI>
tommen. 5m uebrigen iaeint auf bic
grobers militdriite Gii6tigtsit auf
Ssiten Der 9onititiitiOnaliIten gu fsin.
pis Der eldnseHDs grfols bel 5orreou
eriDeiit. aus oieism 9runOe iinb mir
Der aHii6t, DGB Gamboa iih sbenio
tpsnig fpiro bs9aupten tonnsu, pie
6Ierta unD bag Die ReDolutioH ilt
RsriiO nit sinsm Siege Der 8Oltspars
tel puOfu fpir0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-11

nihts, afs Elm gen,iiben, Ole @elcs
maht, ipelhe setpiFe ganten alsaeiibi
haben, meter in Sdnben gu bebaIten,
Gas mag pislleiht stipas gu fhrof'
ausgeoriidt iein. Die Mniiht oes Sra'
iioenten trifft auf Die @robbanten gu,
Bel ben iibrisen tommt Die alte Beobs
ahtitns gum 8Oritein, oab bic WsE'
inen germ eisenniibis iinb. Die tleines
rem ganten iino pobl oamit eiuoeritan.
ben, alle 8prtbelle Der Bin 81 9enlebea,
dber Iie pollen ibrerieits nihts anal
augemeinen Ruben beitragen. ant]
penn pas Spfer, nel6es lie bringen,
ourh srDbere 0prtbeile mebr als au3z
aeolihen tpirp. Wogegen bic BanteH
Iib itrdubsn, lit, oab lie einsn Sbsli
ibrer RsIerren an Die Regierun9sbdn@
ten iberesben Ionen. neil. pie tie 'ds
qen, paourd ibre 9istontirfdhigte;I
pern,inoert pirb. aber ile perIhpels n,
pab lie ibre 0istontirfdhlstett itei9srr,
penn bic Regisruns Die BON ben gans
ten angenpmmsnen Wehiel eistpntlrt,
gBie bic gantisrsz8pnpentton ourd)
lire grflGrung qegsn bic Bill ni6t '1te
pa6re @eiinnuns gum ausorut g..
braht bot, 1T aus benz gerbDr Der 'tu-
aelnen 8antiers DOR bem Senatstoms
mittee au erIeben. Sin 9robban.s.,
pie 0anperlip, bat aussltanoen, ooB
pisle srobe unp tleine ariien lia per-
msioen lisben, ipeun bic Santeu thrs
Wehfel uieber pistontiren tonntcr
GbenIo bat er su9eiidnOen, oab DIE
anLdufung Der RsIerpen in Stem go''
bic 9anten sfpingt, 9elo au1 goiens
papiere aus3ulsiben, mas ielnem st9's
men 3ueeFtdnoniB 5ufolge eins 'bletts
gantpirtbiduft 1T. unteriolhen Inn
itdnben Io[lte man olauben, oaB ale
ganten Die 9iQ untsritiibsn rpurocn,
tpelte bas @uIdmmeln Der Relerpen IN
Ren gort oerbinoert uno Die Js1
8antiers aus 3eittpeilisen 8erlegenhe1'
ten belfen puroe, aber lie ppponlrsn
rno spar oesneasn, neil iis ielb't'uhs
tia iino. 9amit III srtlGrt, iparum BEN
grGFosnten bic qrpteitertIdrllnsen e:
gcntisrs nitt imponiren. Gr otl
linen uno bsm 8plte gsreht fperocr
uno gu oisIsm gsbuTe miro sr bic paI~
firuno Der Bin na6 arGftsn betrelben
ino mir glauben and, oaB er bic 3tl
our6feben pirb uno 3par ehe Die e
qulGre aongrsbs SiBung i'm 0e3smbe:
beoinut.
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Mtslidteit. Seimitdtten su niebr' II
aofen gu eriperben. Das bat ben fpsis
teren 0ortbeil, Die 3abl Der Steuers
trdser gu permebren. ipds Don fehr
erober 8eoeutllng 1T, benn Steuern
iperoen niemals briitenb iein, tpenn its
auf eine erobe Nnaabl perionen psrs
tbeilt peroen tonnen.
9ieie Reps smpfieblt iid aan5 be.
ipnbers Der Gripdsung Seitsns Der
5reibrief 3ommiiIion BON gincinnatt.
Iieie Iollte BET ihren Irbeiten bon IN
Geeanten ausgeben, oab i'm caufe bsl
3eit ale offsntliden 9etriebe n Habit.
i6e 0erlpoltung iiberseben tpernsn
unb oarnab ibre 8orIhlGae cinrlhtsn.
gu unisrem 8soai,ern 1T in Dem pro.
eramm tsin parteilofer StimmSsttel
ppraeIeben, ober oas tann nahtrogllt
perbeFert perosn. 9aeesen 1T aus,
briidlih oas gipiloienits sSpitsm oprs
asidrisbsn. Sn bieism 9untt ruib
itreneitens barauf oeieben peroen, naB
bic Gdrantis Der feiten anitelung niht
ourhlOhert miro. Sn Wirslidtsit be-
Itebt sins Iol6s Siterbeit niht eln'
NAL in Der 3bepris, tpis bic jssiae Der
tpalt,,na pon Cincinnati benefit, oi.
Suuienoe bon itdotiIhen Qnaeitslltsn,
bic burt cine IansjGbrise @ien't5e.t
trertbpolIe Grfahrungen geiammslt
battsn, uuf Die Strabe ieBte nno gteu'
linae anite[lte, Die ihr Imt unmos.
lit out psrIsbsn tonnteu. Die 0ers
iidsruns oaseesn beitebt in Der Gin
iebuns zines 0srpdltunssgcr boa
Fss, osr unabiesbar III uno niht, pis
oeeenportia, bon benz isfpslltgcn
Mapor ernannt tpirb. Die 9srIdnat
runa bes Mntss Sermius bss Wapors
lit ebenfalls cine notbtpenbi9e Refcrm.
Uir halten cine glmtsbauer BON ispt
ctabrsn nid)t fir au lanqs uno Der
0prtbeil, ben lie bieten piirbe 1T ,tH@
pertennbor. Sic piiroe bsn giirgsrs
meiitern bas 9sfubl Der unobhoneis'
tsit psrI.iben, bos lie bislans ni6t be-
iefTen baben llnb fpelnss unbtotnst
notbpenoig lit. Inn teine anosrsn Fr-
pG9unaen, aIs oisieniaen oes OffsntI's
den Wohlss ansusrtennen. g.furhs
tunosn pegsr 2lrtsmibbruuh itekT
ioIhem 9lans ni6t i'm Wsgs. neil er
ale atpsi Sabr, 9stpdbIts Staotratf
ben 8uresrmsiiter ausrei6eno toniro'
Iiren pIrot unb or rpiiroe nitt psrabs
idumen, bieie Sontrols aussiub'n.
natoem bic Asntsrpatronase o's
gurQermsiitsrs aufuebort bat, neil Va
rim bic Wurssl alien itbels in De;
itGbtiiten 9ertpaIturg III. Rur nj.
Iolten Giurihtlinesn tann pirt'cme
6iIfe osihuffsn iperben. Sin b.Heres
Spitsm rDiro bsiisre Reiultcte ssltissu.
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Ser Barrier am eisenen Gid.
Son l1rfuIu pom 0eSel.

Ger 1Sran3oic lit troe ieiner IeIt
rSabrbuuoerten beriihmten aiide ci.
qent!ih inter Den aroBen 9tationei
Guropos Der Anipulhsloieite nno lllF
matcrieQite, mas ieine Nohrana be.
triift. Gie Bileae bes liihes ihetnt
bier mebr cine beliebte aunIt uuo
aunItiertIgreit ol5 ein geoiirfniB 3u
ieiu, ple and in Der iranSollhen
&itd)e Die Guantitdt oar nitts, Die
Cualirat nit einiaem Redt niles 3u
iagen bot. Mir Teltideu uno mierc
engliid)eu @ettern gelien, iuenn unier
9ppetit an oem MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Sran3oien aemeiieu miro, bier mir
entiebIife .Nreiier unb Sauier"
Ia5 erite ,Sriibitiit in fritber Dlor.
gpnitunoe Dor Dem @eginu Der 10.
qcSnrbeit. bas benz engIdnber uno
audi Dem 1euiiten. menn aud III be.
itranfterer 1orm 70 tbeuer III. Diro
bier in 1rorfreid) duberit Iticilufis.
.erlit behanoelt In ben 5onilien
criiticrt cs puor itberna ais ieltee.
iiigte Wabl5eit. Iie oberen 3ebntau,
feno nebmru es iognr "a I'analaiie"
am reid nit ,SIeiih9eridjteu uno Ger.
fpeiien, nit Ihec. aai'ee uno Shoto.
looe aehedtem Grit 5lI lid. ,Sn Srei'
len Der gonrgeoile iino Der pohlba.
bcnoen aIaiien iiberhaupt aber timber
Sic InqIiiieruug oieier Dfabl3eit red)t
peuig AntIana. Stclt e8 bod in sGr
3u Itreusem 8I0eriprIt 3u ben tra'
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hieic merben IN JraufreId, tros llnls
iturS uno Repoiutionen, tros Repil.
bIif unb empiinoen iiir ,Sortif)ritt 10
iireng tonierpatip. ia reattlonar eInse-
baItea pie nur m6aIid llno Der
reidbelaoeue aaiieetiidI an Wloraeu
iii Der iparianen frnn3oiiiden Solls.
irau elm elltieBIiher 8eoanfe. oos I'M.
fontrnQierbare Ans mno aniihueioeu
babel geraoeSu rnertrdalih, bat iie
ooh ionit ollie 9sorrdthe 0es tSaliIeS
inter ibrer eigenen ItreuaeH ston.
troac.
Der Jamilien.afIeetiid IN ben Ycs
rifer 9areertrsiisa III Der penibar einz
fadite: mtl6.offee aus groben Fruba
ItidsiaHsn. ba3u p<iBes iransOiiidbss
9rot, bas burtdus nitt INNER nit
Butter ooer Iiibsn Bsisa5en psrfeteH.
ionbern msi't troden gum GaIt au last
per3ebrt fpiro. 3immer nit Worssns
taffse peroen sisentiih niroenbs aern
psrmistbet. Die fransDiiitfts siiis,
beuts nod unperdnoert iiosraa in Der
Grouin5 berriheno. tpeiB uripriinglid;
BON sinem iolden Gurus nints.. 90,
bic Observation-Disclosures peiaern
flh auh aep0bnlih runo 5xraus, isibH
gegen cine perhaltnibm1bia hobe 3u-
fdldgsfumme gum Wi.tbspreis ibren
Wietbern bds npetit oejeuner1. hrs
tleine s5rabfiid. tDie bieie crfie la
sesmablseit beibt. su beforasn. 6ifr
in puris iit Der ginflub DER rielen
Jremoen infofern babel fiihibar ees
iporben, als es eine grobs Mense ioae<
nannter 5oieIs giebt. in eensB aber
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1e,sti@es 46eater.
6en.s NaAmiftas nnb Nbeab .1us
Thai Der 9isbs".

Tie aniiiibrnna Scr cperette
.Tns 1baI Ser 9iebes BON Gs.ar
StrauB, III bon Der aeflnmten bout.
id,en nno enoIifd,en Freiie Gineir.
naiis in Der oenfbor niinitisiien Neiie
benriheilf mcroen. sseoer. Der s.s
Spereite acieben hat. iii bes 9ebes
p5li iiber Die prdttiaeAuffiihrnna Die
9oriteIlung nire nod oreinial wie.
bcrbolt iperben. Seiite nn6 moraen
abeno mno heute slad,ntittaa. lie
felltiae Mafiaee iimoei nm 2:i5 liar
itatt. Tie 9reiie iino bic iibIiden
Matineepreife, ilno jeocr. Der cine
hereerrnaeno a,ite Boriteil,ina fir ei.
uen mabiaen Ereis iehen nil. ioate
nit,i peri1umeis. heilte i'm 8rono 10
erif,einen. Ter geiud, mar bisher 10
id,ipad,. oaB bic Tireftion ioiDohl lpic
aud, oas Gniemble enttauidt iinb.
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IIcicuner nifrecbt erbaIten piro, Die
Arbciierfomilic nit oerIcIben sSrcii.
0igfeif, nit Der bas Tcjenner IN ici'
ner flniiiiten 5orm per5ebrt miro,
lcine oife Snppe l6fielt.
Gie gleihen ollgemeinen Negcin
lseIten bonn abenblihen Timer -
sDiifen La7 nno 1873 llbr - bel oeln
an bic steIIe oes mittoslihcn 8or.
laerid)ts fir ben sSoniilientiih cine
Suppe tritt. Cine Wespermahljcit
linn Sinne bes oeutid,en Rad,rai:.ass-
ltoffecs ODER oes engliid)en Tea teiis
men Die 5ransoien bon iid aus 10 gut
ipie iiberhnlipt nidt. Sn ben 3elten
Ger Salbpeniion in ben Sdnlen befc.
men Die aiuoer, ouh penn lie bic
Rahmittaasitunoen naa GhulIdlub
gu 6aufs perbrahten. um bier llfr ein
Gtiid Weibbroi unb Elm Stiid Stcs
folaoe. Gpentued mid man i'm Com
mer bon oieisr ReeeI gu 4unIten pcn
ei,pos friidem Sbft ab. gDurb, en-
Dpnneritas, BEN ihuifrsien 1aa Der
franSoiiitsn Sussnb, eia. ainbesses
feIfdaft selaeen. 10 sab ss ss cine
0efper NIT beibem Getrdnt uno aue
den. Sect, isiiosm Der .naIiihe Tn4.
mittasstbee iib 10 eingsitneid,,lt Sat.
Tam man bic geobaftuEe meden,
bab in mebr oo,r rpenioer alien frans
SOii1hen Sauiern pirtllt ospeip.rt
miro. Die Batter bstbeilia.n lih fret
li6 niht INNER. bic Wliit,er dbs- Ere
eon5 beisbrt. uno penn ,ies Wlbl an
setpSbnlihen Saesn autt nur aus e;s
ner fruaaIen 9oFe Mlilhiaffes ooes
Sbe nit einem Stiit bu.ierb,iirites
nen mtibbro.s b.iisbt. "a III bod ihcn
70 febr in ben 9aeestrs:sIauf auis's
nommen. bab man foear in aybeii.rs
treiien ffon ben Cafe oil lait am
Rahmiiidg aufiauhen Iisbt. .@or cIs
lem aber bat, tpobt ouh nit ben forts
idreiienoen 8seriffen poE6noisns. eos
piele SiiBiateitsn gFsn. oas eiEi in
Der fransoii1dkn Jomilie reihliH fir
bic i'm Geesniab gu Dsusi6!ano unb
England berporsebobsns ann2pheit o'r
Mlblseiien eniIddoiois, nnha.IcNen.
Die ainber eFen nitt msbr ben aars
lasn Tag iib.r gunbous, uno bic UsDts
ter beiuhen isst aniiott uaeesaf!itr
nerihiebener aonoiiorei,n bonit.us
nod Elm ernitbafies sR.bdus.