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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17

At two o'clock this afternoon the
first field was sent away in the two
day automobile race meet, the first
gasoline speed program ever held
under the management of the Kansas
State Fair association and the first
sanctioned race meeting ever held on
the Topeka speedway.
Many of today's events of which
there were eight on the program were
preliminary to the big event sched-
uled for Saturday afternoon, the So
lap Topeka Sweepstakes. The five
fastest cars in the time trials today
being eligible to the big race Sat
urday which carries most of the mon
ey of the two-day meet, so arranged
that it will make the twenty-five miles
a battle all the way.
Half of the thousand dollars hung
up in first and second money and
the remaining five hundred will go
to the leader of every lap, ten dollars
being the prize to the driver for each
lap of the fifty in which he leads.
Today's Program.
Today's program contained four
being the five-mile free-for-all which
will throw the stars of the meet into
a clash for Fridays driving honors.
The list of entries, without doubt
the greatest bunch of professional
race pilots ever gathered in this sec
ton of the state, included veterans
who have held and re-held worlds
speed marks and drivers who have
matched skill and daring over prac-
tically every well known speedway,
road and track course in America.
Such drivers as wild Bill Endi-
Of nd 70
who holds the distinction with Barney
Oldfield of being one of the Oldest
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17
SPORT WHEEZES
Being PurIoined Dog Meat. Prune
Pics. Lemon Sandwiches, Etc
(By Clug)

When the Western league club own
ers were meeting in Omaha, McGill
wired Tip O'Neill, asking him to
please attend" Tip replied that he
didn't propose to have the club own
| ers make a monkey out of him.
And then, after he had been fired,
boots and baggage, by said club own
ers he proceeded to make a monkey
| out of himself by refusing to get off
| the stool and by assuming an attitude
| of opposition.
1t is rumored around the circuit. al
though John Savage refuses to confirm
it, that another meeting of club own
ers will be held in Omaha in October
at which a permanent president ill
| be chosen.
| to cast about among themselves for d
man who would fit O'Neills shoes bet
ter than Tip has ever fitted them.
John Savage, owner of the local club.
has every qualification for running a
| league.
Savage, when asked if he did not
think the league might find it econom-
the club owners, said: 81 hardly
think so. 1t might be economical, but
| 1 doubt if it would be satisfactory
Savage was not sounded on the at
titude he would take if such a propo-
sition were made him by the other
| club owners, but he was asked if there
had ever been an occasion where a
| club owner was the permanent head
of a league, and he replied: II think
! so, in some minor leagues"
There is not much of a possibility
that Savage or any other owner will
be considered for the place, but Saw
age certainly would make good
prexy, and there is no legitimate rea-
son why a club owner should not serve
in this capacity.
The majority of the club owners are
men of high moral character and they
are above the insinuation that they
might show favoritism to their own
club if put on the throne. Most of
them would rather take the worst of
it than do anything that would lay
them liable to criticism along this line.
From an economical standpoint
such an arrangement would be a big
saving to the league One of the clup
owners could serve in the capacity of
president for much less than an out
slider of the caliber required can be
procured for. And an ARRANGEMENT
could be made whereby he would serve
for little more than the added expense
in lean years like the present one has
been.
But even if the owners could not
agree on one man, they might arrange
plan by which three of them could
look after the duties of the presidents
office. Of course. anything out of
the beaten path would be more or less
of experiment. But worst condi-
tions than have existed can hardly be
conceived. And there is little doubt
that men like McGill, Hanlon, Tom
Jones and John Savage and Ebright
and Pa Rourke would have to go blind
before they would permit things to
exist in league they were running
that have existed in the Western
league in times past.
A Columbia, Missouri, sheet is quot
ed saying that the K. U. Jayhawk-
ers look like the best bet in the Mis-
souri, Valley or paper this year. Com
ing from tire one town in the valley
that probably would rather see a
weakling Jayhawker eleven than any
other place on earth, this statement
may be taken as a big boost for the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17
DASHNER BEAT BUGS"
Topeka Pitchers Battled Against Each
Other at Beloit Thursday.

Beloit Kan, Sept. 17.-"AnimaI'
Dashner and Bugs" Grover, both
pitchers on the Topeka Western league
club this year, were. pitted against
each other Thursday in a game be-
tween Delphos and Simpson.
Dashner's team won by a score OF
to /. Grover was wild and was hit
at critical times, while Dashner was
steady with men on base. The same
teams play at Simpson today.
The score: II u
Simpson 200 400 1907 o
Delphos 900 600 O1O-1
Batteries - Dashner and Rigsby;
Grover and Weisling. Umpire-Mon-
roe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Only three games scheduled.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17

Batteries: Steele and johnson;
Northrup and Clemens.
At apoolis-F'irst game
Score: R.H.E.
milwaukee ~ o
indianapolis IS 9
Batteries: Young and Brannon;
Conselman and Blackburn.
Second game-Score: r. H. E.
6 inningsO
Milwaukee .............. 20 0
Indianapolis .............. 1
Called darkness.
Batteries: Shackelford and Bran
nan; Oldridge and Gossett.
AT Columbus-F'irst game
Score: RI Z.
minneapolis Il 10
Columbus ................ 2 2
Batteries: Williams and Charity;
Ferry and Coleman.
Second gdme-Score: r. H. E.
Columbus 49, IL 4
Minneapolis 3
Batteries: Bennett, O'Toole and
Coleman; Yingling and Sullivan.
Kansas City at CIeveland-No
game.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17

Olcott camp. However, last years ex-
perience taught that paper strength
doesn't count for very much on grid
irons.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17
- M@a Up to the Minute ~
IVXn SPORTINGNEWS& S9A
| ZZG%S From Everywhere. Z-
Mob Threatens Ty Cobbat Boston
TOmEveTyWheTe.

games to play while the Braves have
to play nineteen and the Superbas
seventeen. Therefore, if the Phillies
should do nothing more than split
even, winning ten and losing ten, the
Braves would have to win sixteen and
only lose three games to gain the
lead and Brooklyn would have to
win fifteen out of its seventeen games.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

DOSlOH .
Dauss and Stanage; Foster, Collins.
Mays and Thomas.
Summary: Struck out-By Foster,
l; by Mays. 2; by Dauss, 2 Bases on
balls-Off Foster, /; off Mays, 1; off
Dauss, 1. Empires-Hildebra and
O'Laughlin.
At ashintgon-Score: R.H.E.
St. Louis
Washington o
Batteries: Sims. Hamilton, Sothoron,
McCabe and Leary; Johnson and Will
liams.
Summary: Two base hits-Pratt,
Lee, Walker. Stolen bases-Pratt 2.
Bases on balls-Off Sims, 2; off Soth-
ern, g. Struck out-By Johnson, 4;
by Hamilton, 3. Umpires-Connolly
and Chill
New York-Score: R.HE.
Chlcdso --.-.z
view OF 1898 IL
Batteries: Cicotte, Russell and
Schalk; Shawkey and Walters.
Summary: Two base hits-Bau-
mann, Maizel, Peckinpaugh. Home
rum. Collins. Stolen bases-E.
Collins. Jackson. Bases on balls
Off Shawkey, 6; off Cicotte, 1. Struck
out-By Shawkey, 2; by Cicotte, 4.
Umpires-Nallin and Queen.
ONLY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17

and Chapman.
Newark at Kansas City-Game
postponed; rain
Only three games scheduled.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17
William Sets Pacing Record.

Syracuse. \. " Sent 1S-William
worlds champion five-year old pacing
S1alnoh' created sensation at the Grand
pacing a mile to wagon in :5915. breaking
1ne worlds record by nearly two seconds,
Little Boy. William was driven
oy his owner; C. X. G. Billings.
weather conditions Very very ide Track and
away to splendid start the big pscer
never taltered and finished easily
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17
Simmons New Friends Captain.

SIMMONS New FFIeIltIs OaplslIH.
Wichita, Kan, Sept. 17.-Verne
Simmons, right halfback on last
years football team of Friends uni
versity, has been elected captain for
the coming season, succeeding Paul
MacReady, who did not return to
school. Simmons was picked for an
all-state half-back by several coaches
of Kansas schools last year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17

A news dispatch sent out from Lin
coin states that Guy Chamberlain,
brilliant halfback on Stiehm's Husker
steam roller eleven last season, may
not return to college this fall. Cham
be-lain, so the dispatch says, is need
ed on his fathers farm and may spend
the winter rushing bulls instead of
bucking gridiron lines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-17

batteries: Leclair, Black. Quinn
and Russell; Knetzer, Dickson Com
stock and O'Connor. Berry.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-14

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Orb 0opbs. s.Warft.
Cincinnati, 10. Sept.

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Der Ulartt mar in Der OerfloHenen
Wohe Ie6baft unb itort. Die folgenz
ben Quotirunqen fpuroen am @nbe Der
Wo6e nambdft gemaht.
9raunfr Wusl n-Brent Sails g 7c,
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9eppereH 1914 21f. bo. ga 19t, utiea I0'4
2Ge. DO. es4 24c. Roietpooo 1913 20c., DO.
9-4 fsc, Brighton go l3c, oo 1914 20e.
GebIethtes Wusl iI-@Gmiuttn lie.
Grnit Of tbe eoom Sc, gousbaIe 71fc. Wiaion'
bile ss, pin Tx, se9e GztG clI eraHS 6A {,
enc ganebrais 5ize, Oh Saithiul Sc. anagie
1914 2se. bo. as4 2sc. Nofefpouo 1914 22c. DO.
ga 20c Rriabfou i0s4 22c bo. 90 20c.
fs-stmsriear Sbirfiue 44c Genital
Fart sac slmeric1u 9Hoiao &c, DO. glournins
urb grdue 5Ac, Rndfic Inii Fobes &C. ga'
t'ernl 6e. Gan 1on &c. Orion 4ke. Clarion
Tietrs-WaIerpu 7c. Rorvoos 7c. Cat
lamb 300 o.. SnIioH sc, sbelbo 10l4c,
EsatberSroof 1910. amosftaa u " u 1910.
Queen Of Toe gBeit >l/ l3he Susauebanna
1870. Goneiioan q n fIHt.
gtnabn m s-amos'eag Gtahle sHe " r
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TeHm 4-gtersti l5c, prorimttu fOizc.
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gbtcuap 13. SEPT.

Beis.n. - f7iir Sept. 9Sc-$1, ola;
an S6lub 994c. Sir 9e8. 944-96sc
am S6luB $3.50. Sir Uaai 97s--
993c; am SdIuB 9Sse.
0eliGtorn. - 'Tir Sept. 71a-
72c: am SaluR 714c. HIr Dss. 564--
SIC; am S6Iub $3.50.
!6dfer. - Gar Sept. 36s-37c; an
StI4B 36sc. SSiir Ses. 36-36sc; all
S9lub 36tc.
Rpaaeu. - go. 2, 93c.
9erite. - 5000.
5imotbp. - $S.0O-S.50.
SIee. - Ss.5o-13.25.
gpri. - flr Sept. $12.27-12.s
80; am s6luB $3.50. iFiir San.
um S6lus $14.94.
Shmal,. - Giir Ott. $8.O0-8.05;
an S6luR $500. TFiir San. $8.57-
8.57; am ShIub $8.57.
Rippenisitsn. - ;fiir Stt. S7.95--
7.95: am SdIuB S7.95. 77iir sdn.
s8.32-S.35; ain SaIuB 1892.
Sltter. - Wtartt ho1er; ereamerp
21-24sc.
Gisr. - Wartt b0bsr; 3ufubr s.
391 Siiten: auf bem Uaartt 17a--
22c: orbinara iirits 21-21ac; tiritS
22-22lc.
aartOfisln. - Wlartt b0ber; gu,
fuhr 80 Cars; Mi5igaH unp WIseDn'
FIR fp.ife 40-45c; Wtiuu.iota friib:
Shios 37-40t.
eefliiael. - 2sbenbes, Ulartt bObsr;
SABINE 13tc: Spriuas 15c.
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Anspdrtise Warfte.
% sn gori, 13. Sept.

~ ~ ~ - Ls's
Uiebl. - Wartt itetig; Sprinq go
tents $6.20-6.70; Winter patent2
$5.20--5.40: Dinter Stroigbts $4.9L
-5.15.
Weisen. - Wlartt tart; Jio. z ro.
tier $1.20i unb glo. 2 barter $l.2oi
Ic. /. +. Nefp gort; go. l ylortberr
Dului6 $1.034 unp Ro ! ytortheri
'U&anitp6q 97ac c. /. f. Buffalo. Gu'
Sept. SLIP.
Weliatorn. - Wartt itetig; $40. z
asl6es $3.50 beim iofortiqen 9erian0t
6afer. - Ulartt pillia; yio. 3 met
Scr. neu 4oAc.
!6eu. - Msartt ru6iq; glO. / $1.21
-1.3O; ND. 2, $1.10-1.173; No. :
975c-$105; 9erianbt 80-90c.
6ppien. - Nartt rubia; oroindrer
bis aussrleiener 1915 22-27c; Ydct1
fit goait 1915 14-16e; 1914, 12--
14c.
6dute. - Mlartt ru6ia. 8Ogota 80
31t: @sntral glmeritd 29c.
2eber. - Warft felt; 0smlOd ftrits
32c; ietonbS 30-31c.
Bort. - Utartt taum itetig; WleB
$15.5O-16.0O; Samilb $500
200: Ghort CLEAR $18.00-19.0o.
Beef. - Ulartt itetia; Wleb $17.eO
$500; fSdmilp $18.50-19.50.
S8nula. - Wtarft rubia; Wtipols
8eit S8.15-8.25.
5ala. - g}urtt flau; Gitn So
&c; Gountrn. 55-64c; SpeciaI 63t
Nolls. - Mtarft Ftetia; 9olneitic
4lsecc XX Sbic 32-33c.
REFS. - Wlrtt itetig; 6sab unb
Blue Rcie 4a--5c.
WtOlaFes. - War.t itetia: Retp Ore
leuns 40-50t.
3uder. - Roher, DIartt rubi5;
Centrifugal 4.48; MoIuFss $3.7l;
rdfiinirttr. rubia; Gut 2oaf $500;
GruiBsb 1920; Woulb u $5.85;
gu6es $5.65; xxx potpbsreo So.
b5; 8Ophsr.o $3.50; fsin aranuairier
$5.4O: Diamond u S5.4U; Gonfectioi
ners u $3.50: Ro. l S5.15.
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fubr 1853. Greamerp ertrus 25ac;
gre1mera 26-268c; firits 24-25;
iccpnos 223-234c.
sicr. - Iurtt itetig; 3ufubr g.
0e9. ifriih dsiommeIts. srtras 28a--
29tc; ertra iirits 26a-275c; ftrlts
24l-26t: iscOnbs 223-24c; petbe.
feline Bis fancn 1886; braune 30
32t.
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137. Stote. p6Olsmil., friI4, flats,
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0tehmarft.

Cincinnati. 13. Sept. 1915.
3ubibr unb @sriauot pdbrsnb Der
lsbten 48 StunbsH, peraliteu nit oers
fslbsn 3eit Der DorOepgnugsnsn Bp4e
limb iuis folgt:
3ufu6r giHOO. S6lUsins S6dfe
6. Gept. 2872 $500 1421
13. SEPT. 2502 5491 979
9erianbt pdbrsub oerf.Iben 3sit:
RhtoD. Sarpsins S6nie
6. Sept. =. 101 1880 1856
I13. Sept. -. 211 1913 191
RtHbnieb. - Die beiIereu leidls
Ten. fettsu iSlsiideriOrtsR uuo beions
hers Die Stiere ipdreH in gutter gta3z
fraas. beioubers G5er mar Der Utartt
flau. - Que Stoters uno Sfsebers iino
in geae5r uHo ft.tia Bis TART. CUTE
Wtil4tii5e luarsu itetia. dfosre Idns'
Jam.
Ulittlere unb it6tpsre Siiere 800
$50: Q6ien S3.00-6.25; GIeii4ers
Siisrs S5.00-7.25; aussrIsiens bis
srtra S7.35-7.75; 6eifers S4.5O--
6.25; auserlsisns Bis EXTRA $3.50
7.5o: aiibe S3.25-5.50; auserIeierc
Bis ertra $5.65--6.50: Gamers 81. 70
-3.75; GtOt aiibe $4.25-5.25;
Stp6 Sti.rs S6.O0-7.50; Stot pei.
fsrs S5.0o-6.0O.
ullsn 9ie 3ufu5r mar
si.r'c '--ok unb Der Taorit mar
itetia.
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Bologna $4,000; fstte guuen
S6.0O-6.5O.
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is arOb. Bette Ieitie adIber porsI
iteiia. bic aHoeren Iangiam u. ibpaa.
Srbindrs uno arobe $5.50-l0.25;
lair bis quite leibte $7.75-1o.75;
ertra $1100.
g 6peins. - Die beutiae 3u'
funr mar bic ar5Bt. felt oem sritsn
Montia i'm Mai. Die DreiIe batten
besbdlb su lsiOen. Tlsiiteriortsn fies
len lin 10c, Isitte 9eriaubtiOrteH um
15c bro 100 Bfunb.
S6Dere S6tpeine. 285 pflub uno
mebr S7.25-7.50; $50 bis 275 Bib.
$7.60-775; quite Bis auserleiene
9erianbt unb iTIeii9eriOrtsn $500
SIS; orbindre bis ouserIsisns iaUsre
iette SGue S5.0O-6.65: Staes $4.25
-5.25: leihte 9erianbtiOrtu $500
S.15: ouserI.iere mittlsre 0eridnohor'
ten S8.00-8.15: sSertel 10 pfuRo
uno lperioer $5.50-750.
g dafeuub Gmmer. - Die
Rabfraae mar cine sismlid CUTE uno
9reiie tporen itetia.
III ;hieii8unW ,ais- or RD llM .
S9ofe. srtra Gsi9ts) S5.40-5.50;
(itrpsre) S51O-5.35; CUTE bis aussrs
leiene $4.75-5.35; orSinGre big fair
$2.75-4.65. Gdmmsr. ertro, $500
$40; quite bis auserleiene S7.75-
$50: prbinGr. Bis fair S5.25-750;
Gullen $4,000. Stod Gpes $500
100.
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6lmk'Ha@ridsten.
Dt.ufaa. ID. Sept. 1915.

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Der Obioflub 1T fait iiberuu i'm
iFaIlen bearifFsn. gei bieiiaer Stdbt
bate berieIbe aeiteru glbeub einen
WaHeritdnb BON Is Hub.
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itsru tier elm:
gittsbura. Qa.-6.2 SuB, fdqt.
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gurtsrsbura. 10. 9a.-7.2 iSuB, itsist.
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G6drlefton. SO. @a.-7.6 SUB. tat.
9urtsmOutb, O.-1.5 SUB, fdllt.
9uuisOills. 9p.-11.1 TuR. fdat.
GodnsoilIe. Sno.-16.4 iteigt.
RdIbpiIs. 5enn.-9.s Sub. FAINT.
CHATTANOOGA. 5.nn.-9.9 fuR. fd1t.
aanfas @itp. $40. --11.3 5ub, fdat
Ilempbis. Ssnn.-15.0 iFuk fdIIt.
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eisioniirt. fSsaftI sui 2oHoon wartn
tart ~ tte3 iir 90 Isss eiA,; "a.
ba.6EDtiisHssu e4.osH un6 SiAt.gSe&id
st.o5k SraHes St&t $50, RABBI 5.s7;
Wan Sidl s214. Rabsl san, aires si@t
ots. kabs! o.42; Rubsl Siff s4,<; babel
%; eubsr'Sarren 4stts, ReIltaaiias
ToQars Is.
utttnm.rst - Die arisss. sttisn
sinstH bsuis .Aernsls tari IN bic pbss
nno osr Rarff I'm dastmsiHen mar ieft.
3e S9lAbnoitruHstH tanbtn msiftsns abtt
bsasn pon ssfsrn.
0tftxtsSs elnss.
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Retan 4. marft.
gltm Nprt. 12. Sept.

Rem 9ort. 13. Sept.
alipfsr. - Wdrtt rubia; GIettroIp'
tic $500.
gtieu. - DIortt itetig. No. ! glor'
tbcrn .$16.25-16.75; gtp. 2. $500
1850; go. ! SOutbern S15.75--
1925: Ro. 2. S15.50-16.O0.
3inn. - Rartt itstia. $685.
34.00.
glei. - A.70.
GpeItsr. - Scine Guotiruna.
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Vferbe nab Wanleiel.
Gincinnati liz. sept

ctn Der OerfloFsn.n Doae fpareH be
Geihdfte Iebr fIau unb bic eiu5igen
pfsrbe. ipelte aaauft purben. ipdrsn
fol6e. bic fir ben adodqerie Dienit
qseiqnet Ifnb. Die greiie parn tdum
itetia uno iinb ME iolgt:
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Ser Gar ais @eneraliiiimus.

Die us6ernubme Der Obertommans
Dos Der ruFii9eu Streittrdfte gu
@aIIer unb Su 2onbe Durb ben
Collaboration alIer Reuben, bat III
Der gan3en @elt 6etrd6tli9e grregung
berporgerufsn. Sn altierten areiien
iiebt man Darir baS Qlnbre9en einer
neuen Qerd in 9e3ug uuf bic rliftihe
Champagne, in anberen Ireifen oagegeu
ben 6ereinbru9 Oes SebocIes fir
RuBIanb.
Bis 5um Bten Wl ann.
SetbI9t Mil t6 mel @rmie fit9ren.
Die Der Jlit oerluoert bat.
9ieIes etp'ae Rettrieren
Sabe i'd nun griinbli4 Iatt,
Sd, Der 9Ottes 5au6 Deripiiret,
DeFen Saupt nit betIgem Del
ST6t gsIalbet Gnb bei6mieret,
uebernsbme ben 8efebl.
9d6rlta, bes giidSuss Metfter
gtsnnt man 8rpbfiiri6t ylitolaHs,
0enn DOR ben Seutpnen reibt er
ginfdt INNER peiter aus.
9p9 Bis gum gerptfer 9rube
sSiht Der 5itel gar lei 9obn,
meiI6ter uff Der Retirobe
Nar Der 2obfbter INNER f9oH.
RieLIie, 70 ge3t's net peiter,
SIMMER grOber perb bic ytot,
Ultlionen meinsr S3treiter
S6turben T6on ben SeIoeHtoo.
Wotun offnete bic Sbiiren
gu Walbala allSuDeit,
Qsnb bic @unifmaibs, Die DaItiiren,
S9offen ale lle6er5ett.
Qeno MdIlipnen msiuer 4rieger
Sinh in 9eutihlano einmarf6tert,
2(ber ipabrIib net oIs Sieser,
go, lie purbsu iuterHiert.
9lsnb lie adern dno lie gruben
Qenb bebausu SIur Gub SeIb,
glcnb limb b0ppi., benn lie bu5eu
Sdubr ben beferr SbeiI errpdAIt.
@ibt aud ieher treus Hufe
Wtir iein 9eben jebsrseit.
Ti6lt in0eutI6IuUo, nett bpmSdrfe,
Gr bod mebr 3ufrieoenhett
9ort braud}t tsiner net gu faiteH,
WeiI es bort an niy gebri6t.
Nur ous gduioleum pabten
Neno bic gdoelpanne ntht
9lct, nit i1padem 9idts Ihimmert
ylir MIR nod Der SpfFnunesIbteru,
Wieine glrmie ii6t sertriimmert,
Der QlIIiierten S0ilfe fern.
2lher nit Dem letI6ten Reidts,
U}it Dem aIlerletItten Nlanr,
On periuhe i'd bds geidte,
Was i'd MIR ooubrtrgen lam.
3lDar mir iidt net piel sebIieben
9on benz tapfern Srieaesbeer,
2laes iItt faidlt uffgeriebsn,
Was nob pa iitt, taugt mir mebr.
Bot i'd tldbm', fpeun i9 aud lase:
.RuiIn, Guer lisber 3Gr,
f5iibret iebt gu Rubm dnb Stege
Rublunbs grobs SeIOsuIaar-
FaIIe i6 I'm aanpfaetiimmeI,
Shteigt bic SeeIe uff gum 2tdt,
Der Sbnob iast, IN ben Stmmd.
2(rr're iaasr; galber niht".
Bot bts Deutfhen gu oerfohIeu,
Spfere id 9ut Grb glut,
Denn mid uut Der Ssufsl boleu
Cant bem gan5eu RlibIuub tbut.
(9eutides SournaI.)
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g[uffLaruna. q.

oS2yett bub' I aaiueil bet, bab .
gut gebt nit oa @aperiu mb init
meina q eitedofr n Salab; berfpei friegt
B. @dhlerin Drtlitse, ,nb 3 aaibi 10
oerreft- Sest gIaab / aa az uiS
ule6r.-
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17c per pfunb. SO. 2 bo. 15a -16:
per pfunb. gitb Builders friS+e 16
--16Jc; bo. Gountrb 125-13c; fri
idbe aalbfelle 16-16ac per Yfunb.