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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29
EXHIBITION GAMES
 OF BIG LEAGUE CLUES

St. Louis, March 2e-After pitching six scoreIess innings. Lee Meadows. the local Nationals new pitcher who wears spectac1es, gave way in the seventh, granting the Americans four runs in that inning and e-in the next, while his team scored only two throughout the game. The final score was to 2. Each team has won a game in the series. The score:
 R. H Americans 0oo0o o41A5 10 4 Nationals 70 1 O1 0 0 0 O-2 Batteries-Weilrnan and Agnew; Meadows and Snyder.
 Mobile, Ala, March 29-The Gin cfnnati Nationals won from the Mo bile Southern Association team yester- day, 6 to 3. Wingo hit safely four times, stole three bases and scored two runs. The score:
 R,H HE. Mobile ....s. 4 Cincinnati ...--s... 6 12 1 Batterfes-Hoog, Gudger and Schmidt, Berger; Brown and Clark. New Orleans, March 2s3The Cleveland Americans defeated the New Orleans club of the Southern Associa- ton, to 2. in a ten-inning game here
 R H.E. Cleveland 10 1 Batteries-Nfitchell, Hagernan and Egan; Morton, Hov1ik and Deberry, Knapp.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29
ICY" YoUNG's
 BIRTHDAY

This is the forty-eighth birthday Of Denten Tecumseh Young, better known as "Cy.' who was the only pitcher in captivity to win 300 games in his big league career. When he was past forty .tCsy'' commanded about the biggest price ever paid for a pitch CT. Tn 1909 the Maps paid the Red. Sox $12,5oO in cash and two pitchers. Charlie Chech and Jack Ryan. for Young and in addition gave e.Cy'' a S5ooO bonus
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29
MAY FORM JUNIOR LEAGUE

There is likely to be 3 city junior league in this city this coming sum Tner. Any team that is interested in this affair please write to Frank Dix son, 1418 Pembroke street, He would like to hear from the FederaIs, Franklin of Stratford, Pioneers, Mo- hawks, Tip Tops. Sea Sides or Wal nut Jrs., or any 16. or IT year old &eaIn in this city. Signed, Yours in Sports, Frank Dixon, Manager yCresmos.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29
rhn cnIrlenl EIeeoa.

The noted Order Of the Golden Fleece is a military one instituted by Philip the Good, Duke of Bnrgundy. In 1429, on tue occasion of his mar riage with the Portuguese Princess ls abeIla. The order now belongs to both Spain and Austria.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29
Young McAuliffe At
 Savoy A. e. Smoker

Young ATcAuliffe and Jimmy Snyder in a four round bout will be the prin- cipal attraction in the smoker at the Savoy A. e. at. 174 Willard street, Thursday evening. Other four round bouts will be Bud Palmer and Artie Handy; Young Dundee vs. Bull Mur- ray: Tommy Barry ys Kid Fox, Young Hogan vs. Red Watson; Tom Hawthorne vs. Joe (Kid1 Broad. Andy Parker will referee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29
What Hurt MosG

.sWhy are you crying So bitteFly, l.t- tie man?' asked the kind bearted old lady as she patted the tearfpi goung- ster on his head.
 ..BiH Jones hit me on the nose, a7 the boys reply.
 '.Did he hurt you mueh
 Nav; he didn't hurt me at all. 1 he ran away before 1 could hit mn back. k.''-Richmond Times Dispatch.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29
A nifhcnlt Caaa

Maud-Have you given JackS any or- pertunities to propcses Betty but I couldn't tell him tfiey were oa portnnities. Boston Transcript.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29
The Pessimist.

No doing anything with pessimisf
 When you find bright side for him he won't look at it for fear the hga- might blind hitn.-Atlanta Constitutiani
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29

complain if the sparks fly in your faee.H Wise Saws.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29

Nathaniel Curry, president of the Canadian Car & Foundry Co. confirm ed the report that the Russian govern ment had placed a $3o,o0O,00o shrap- mel order with his com npany.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29

NEW LYFORD BROTHERS SEE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29

Joseph LaIere, who resigned the po- sition of city editor of LAbielIe, New Orleans daily French newspaper, to serve in the French army, died of wounds received near Craonne.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29

Greater Berlin purchased 5s, GOO acres of woodlands, adjacent to Berlin, for permanent parks. The purchase price was SIP GOO OO0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN RICK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29

Lord RothschiId underwent serious surgical operation in London. Ills condition is satisfactory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29

Lefty High. the former Hartford out fielder. looks like a. star for the New York Americans. Against Brooklyn yesterday he got double and single.
 Battling Levinslxy. who does his training at Capt. Bonds in stratford was beaten In New York 5aturdav night by Tom McCarty of NGontana It was a ten round bout and Isevinslr.7 was outweighed by ten pounds 1a gave good account of himself, al- though outpointed.
 A number Of ganners from the Sen Side Gum club of this city went Co New Haven Saturday afternoon and htihr up some fine scores. ". H Ilgon or the Sea Sides won the 1eo taet scratch event with score o1 s9 stan Hey Kellogg Of this city was fourfh with s1.
 Danny Murphy. the old r1orR5eh and Philadelphia star. is acting es assfsLe ant manager of the Brooklyn Faderai1s base coaching box and also takes charge of the squad when Manager Lee Magee Is away.
 Manager Herzog has sTon hls fieiltf against interference on the part be- lCfncinnati directors. The directors it- sued public statement fu which 1hss said Herzog was in full control Of the club. He recently refused to play a game at Coyington. La. because thaa 1 grounds were in had shape and had a dispute with Secretary Stephens oE Cincinnati as result
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29
oREsMos oRGANIzE

The Gresmos have organized for the season. Any player wishing a fIv-oaE please report to Wheeler lot Gdpd Fsnfday morning at oscIock. Sf Hned Frank Dixon, Manager
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29

Farmer Want Ads. 1c a Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29

Farmer Want Ads. one cent :. 'IE1l
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-29
EXPECT FARRELL TO GIVE
 EASTERN RULING THIS WEEK
Bobby Stow Making Good Showing With Fort
 Worth Club

Lefty High, the former Hartford out fielder, looks like a star for the New York Americans. Against Brooklyn yesterday he got a double ana single
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

len Toeen lit Der &rieg oonitdn0ig
Dergciien. Tie borten Gage fommen
idneu genug pieOer. 49,.
Gs i6eiut ood Idngcr nit benz
&riege 5u Oauern ais man boiitc.
@enn nur Die GngIdnOer crit ole n0-
tbigen &eilc erbaIten b6tteu; oonn
ginge 9lues ihneacr. Ginen Cenf-
5ettel bobcn iie ia bereits. gSir woaen
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nidt au5uoiel pom 9ricee merit,
CLAUDE i'd. Gos lit aud iebr gut;
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lit cs fiir Oie gepobner idredlid. Sd
wiinibe es feinem Wlenihen, OnB er
oics mit5umaden 6at.
If. gtobember 1914. II Geine
bcioeu Eodete erbalten. Reht 6er5li-
den Can't. Gbenio erbielt ib @adete
BON .....; olio DorI6iifig reidlib; (;
Oes6al6 ougcnblidIib nSoIt" fir ga
dete II Seute moridiren mir. Ser5-
liden @ruB.
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gut ii6eritanoen.
(9ladoem Der 9eridteritotter bic
Sample bei autuo, Soiuic5 unO 2oo5
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gramm Bin am linfcn llnterarmc
leidt uerwinoet. Sabre noG Som'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

burger ieincn Gltcrn cine lteber-
iesung aus OcmSagcbudbc eines fran.
6oiiidcn llnteroffi8iers, oer ON 5.
g}opember in 9. BON Der Ocllti6en
Suiouterie eefauaen eeuonmcn ipur-
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n&oItodcr 9ln5cigers" aus oieicm
Sogcbudc ihreibt ser fron50iiide
llnteroffi8ier inter 9lnoerem mn %.
Sftober:
Gubetog. lin 10 llGr %or.
mittnos eroBe glufreguns bcrOorge-
rufcu 0urb Oeu 9otoiIlons.G Gomman-
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itedc geflmOcn bat; Die 2eutc ioacn
Dor Elm &riegsgeriht geiteIt perocn.
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flopfen. 9lm Nodmittag ioIlten mir,
onitoit 5u ruben, Shiibcngrdbeu
ousbeben am SAlobgitter. Gie 2eiite
iino berdrgert, id fir meincn EbciI
miitbenO; mir miiiien uns Oafilr
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Inter Dem 80. 0ftober lit cinge-
5eihnet:
Gubetog. 1 llbr 9lodnlit-
tags peroe iH commonoirt nit cinenl
bolben 3uge, in Z. moglihlt bicle
lceren Sonnen 5u reqiiiriren ole oa-
5u 0ienen ioaen 0ie llmfoiiungs,
mouer oes S1IoHes 5u befeitigen.
Ser 9lnblid BON &. lit ber55errciBenO.
glac SGuier iinO i6omlos eepliinoert,
sic SdubloOen Icer, ole S6rGnfc
offen oOer eineei6lagen, @di6e, @e-
idirr, 9laes in wiiiteiter llnoronung.
Gs erinnert an oen 9urr68ug pon
8orboren. SD perOe Oicle Seute IN
Gritounen iebcn nenn id6 ioge, ooB
Oieic 9orboren Die fran8oiii6cn Sol
0uten porcn.
Gin Gommentor Oa5iI 1T no5l
iiberfliIiiig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

elm T. Snnuar cnu 8. earer y'r 5lV'
Xulasils Sirunc, 80 Sabre n!t o~ iia
YIN G. ,Sduunr Aicaro Sirrnhr, -'
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glnl z. Sanunr SamcS 9ruwn, ooV"N
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
gSOden. .SlnnSIdlan .

&Oden.9lnnoIdan.
Sorntoa 8. Somior. Griol-
ee Ser Geltibcn in @eIt.SIanoern,
i'm glrgounenwaloc mo I'M elioB.
@ciougenno6me BON 80 iron5oiiiHeu
Siii,icrcn unO me6reren Sunocrt
SolOoten norolib bon 8eroun lm0
norolid bon GonimercD. 6ortidritt
Ser irou5oiiiden 9lneriffe ouf OaS cI-
i1iiiibc 9orf Steinbnh.
Sm Often 6ortidritte Ser 9lngriiie
ser Gcutiden ouf Die ruiiiihen SteI-
lungen oitlid bon Ben glcbeniliiiien
ocs 95ura unO oeS 9iapfa.
6iinijig peitere lle6erIcbenoe BON
ser @ciobunq Scs britiideu SdIadt-
ibiifes n6ormioo6Ie1, Oos bon ei-
mem ocutiden llnterieeboot i'm engli-
iden Gonal geiunfcn purOe, gerettet;
sic 3o6l ser @eretteten betrGgt iest
2i1.
Seiicrrcidiicbe @onitore bombor-
oireu @elgroo.
@2ontoe. A. Sonuar. - 9lrtillc.
riefampie aui Ser oon5cn peItIihen
6ront. SIN glroonneuualoe erlitt
sic fron5Oiiide 9lrtiacrie 0roBe Ser
lutte.
Syu Often naGmen bic Geitiden
cine Itorfe Stelllng ser 9iuiien bel
9oriinom meItlid) bon Der 8eihiel,
na6ten 1000 9luiicn 5u @efongenen
uuO crbciteten ieds 0lnidinenge-
wc6re. Seitlid pom 5luB 9ioiufa
cnhpidelt Die Oeutide SffeniiOe ib
befricoigenO.
Sci @orlice in @oli5ien puroen
sic 9luIieu bon ben GciterrciHern 5u-
riid0cidlagen uno 1000 9illiicn fieIcn
in @cfongeudoit.
Gie Siirfen MAIDEN 6ortibritte inl
Goufoius; iie boben 9lroo5ni 6eiett
uno iinO so 0leileu neit IN 0cn rlti-
iiiden anufoius bor9eOriingen.
Dicuiton 5. Sonuor. SIN
GlioB nc6men oic 6ron5oicn 6o6en
lucItlid BON Sennbcim miiiien lie
a6cr Ipdtcr ocn Geutidcn micoer
ii6erloIicn. Seftige Sample I'M oas
Tori Stcin6od. 0erb1ltniBm0Bige
9}u6e oif oQen onoeren @ebieten Der
Meitfront.
9lidts 93eucs bon ser oeutihcn
Oitfront. Gie 'OciterreiHer iihern
ii9 nod Der Shloft iiioIid bon @Or-
flee eiinitige Steauug ouf elmer uid-
tigeu Sileelfette.
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ooS eugliide Sdlodtid]iif n6ornli.
oo6Ic" no5e %Ipmoutb bon einem
oeiti6cu llnteriee6oot gehmten iuur.
oe. peldes BON EorpeOojdgern per-
folqt nurOe, aber entfom.
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fen i'm aoufaius, @eiangenuobme
BON 2OOO 9uiien unO GrbentIug BON
Oicl ariegsmaterial
3luei engliihe arieosidiiie baben
Gar Gs SaloanJ oie Souptitoot
BON Ceutid Sitnirifo, 6om6aroirt
unO cr6c6lih 6eiddoigt.
8ron5oiiide Slicgcr io0en cine BET
9riiiiel I'M gou be9rifiene 3eppelin.
Soae NIT 9ombcn 6eiA1oigt ba6en
Wittpo d, 6. Somior. ~ Ger
itorng zines POO gorOs Ioneeu
fron5oiiihen SHiieenaro6eus moro
lid BON 9(rros; 9lnerifie Der 6ron.
3oien in ben 9lrgonneu 5iiriidgeihlo-
gen; ooS cliGiiiide Corr Stein6oh
in Sdnoen Der 6ran5oien unO adm-
pie oitlih bon SteinboH.
Eie Sffeniip6ewegilug Ser Geut.
iben gegeu @oridau eeuinnt oitlid
Der 95uro imo 9iopfo peiter an 80
BEN Die EeutiAen bn6en goriimowS,
oen Sdliiiiel 5u @ori6aii, in ibren
9eiis ge6rodt.
petersburg beonipruHt cinen gro-
Ben Sieg iiber Die Eiirfen i'm aoii-
foius, Elm eon5eS tiirfiihes 9lrmee-
Corps ioa augcblit ouieerieben
poroen ieiu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
20 eritcn.
5elOpoitbricfe eineS oentiben Cffi-
3icrS SteIlpertreterS Dcm Oit.
lidcn NriegSidaaplaee.

9orbcmerfung: Eie folgen'
ocu 9rieic uio aarten zines &oIlegen
non mcircr SHule, Scr ais Gffijicrs,
Steapertrcter in OItpreiiBen ilno go
len Die gan5e 9ompagne bis 81 lei.
ncr @eripunouug Gin Der ShIadt
bel 2oo5 am %. Nopember) mitae-
moht bat seben ein duBerit angie.
bcnoes, iorbeureihes glusidnittsbilo
ans Dem arobeu 9lingeu uuierer
tapicren &ricacr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
GnnitSn lShiLin g9eper.

&c ltarb am g. Sanuar 1915 6ap 'ssencr' n
gpepeY, qcic6ier Ginite bon Nugnlia * 5SSf 70 "a
elltcr bon 50 Snbycn, o Nonalci n,,staa, H.
snnnor. ik2 ilhr giadnlitidps. non pfaut
nine. gir. 23S, SNS.Yatcslo lon' 4.,.,sr ts.s.,r car
aus sur .Smmnnicis 2uthcrilhe s"' @ciictpll
line, nnbe VnlimotcsStrdla l,llr H., panip
nuf ocm 09nma1nclss 6rieopole ,ons-i0l
bile NN""rrrr~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
G6riitian ggpfnet.

IS narb an 9. Sannar 1915 0lralbllrseif s.1,
nst, ocIiebicr Gatle bon 9cna S0SgiFS1ani SiSani 90.
cooper, NIB Sobn ncr pcrliorpencn, iinoei o,re
Catherine Nobnei gie NccroiAuHs ,dn iens
epuntas, 133 lbr Maanlitias.gsg, dus o,@ us
mo,r gSeriunnoic mo Srclmoe polad,"a ami ec'
labeu iino, be5nlpobnen. eeiepttln6su s-10
. Neitetn GeWctcrp" w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
SOsialiIfii6e Grrnngcnihaftcn.


Sn elmer 8lugidrift iiber Die TO-
5ioliItiiden grrlmgeniHoften Der
ariegs5eit fommt 9fcdtsonpolt Sugo
Seinemonn 5u Dem GrgebniB, oaB
aus oen in oieiem ariegc geiammel-
ten Grfabrlngen beIonoers 5mei 9e6
ren unoerlierbar icm piirOcn. Bic.
les, mas bisber ais imourhfiibrbor
nu9eicben puroe, miIBtc in Der Belt
Ser gSot6 ouf 9eiebl ser @iilitdrbe-
60rOc iofort in Oie @irflidfeit nm.
geiebt meroen. Gic erIte 9e6re 5ie6t
Scr gerfaiier aus Ser ge1noerten
Stclluug 5u oen @eperfidlaiten; bic
6orOerlmgeu Der gemerfidnften
fomlten, nadoent lie i6re 5euerprobe
bcitanocu bo6en fiinitig pibt mebr
ols mcrfiiabnre S1uiionen 5uriid-
gcpieien meroen. Gam idbrt Der
TerioHer iort.
oCo8 5ipeite itnoerlierborc Grgeb-
nib inierer groBen 3eit lit, Dab ooS
10 b6ufig oie Gerit6nOieung bin-
ocrnoe MiBtrouen oegen Die @ater-
lanosliebe Ser So5ialoemofratie bof.
ientlid) cnOgiiltig beieitigt lit. &ie
oft lag oieles WiBtrauen pie Elm 9llp
auf inicren porlamentoriihen Ser.
bon0lunoen, mie oft erfl1rten Die
@eancr 6olo ousoriidlidJ. bolo 5pi-
ideu oen 3eilcn, ooB lie oieieS ooer
icnes bon Der So5ioloeniofrotie &c.
itcatc 9erlongen 81 crfiilleu nibt III
Der Gage Ieien oo Die iidb oarails er'
oe6enoen Hcdte MIR elmer notionolen
9lr6citcrportei in Die 6ano gegebca
lucrOen f6nnten 6eite hebt man
ein, oab man 81 llnredt Die Yoter-
lonoslicbc Der So5iolOemofrotic on
acsucifelt bat, neil tic Die Ginge an.
0ers anIicbt, ais onoere Earteien,
neil tic an ocn @inrihtiingel oes
Stoates OiclcS 5r toOeln fano, peil
Iie iiber noH i6rer lleber5eu9itng i6r
in @cIeboebnng imO @erpalhmg an
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inO lidl ii6er oie 8critdnoniBloiigfeit
ser Redjtiprc9ung beflagte, Die iih
6dufig in ocn alaiienitouopunft mo
oos aloiiene6reeiiibl oeS 9lrbeiter.
itanoes nidt 6incinoenfen mo nidt
6eoreifen fonntc. oaB geraoc in Die
fer aloIIc lid Der Writnoiob rginer
fiir 9lue unO Pile fiir einenl" mic
em Coqma entlpideln muBte, On oos
Solioaritdtsgciiibl Die @ofie 1T,
mittcls ocren ser 9lrbeilcrItano oeu
aompf um'S Galein erfolgreih fiib.
rem nnO lid oie llnabbdugigfeit au-
oerer @aarenoerfdiIier Derihaffcn
fam"
9luf Scr onoereu Seite icroert Der
0erfoIler bon Scr So5ialocniofratic,
oaB iic ibre 0pferuiligteit in oem
CicnItes oes 8aterlanoes orrh 8orr
uno G6at bclpeiien miiiic. Ole i'm
6eloc itebenoeu @euoiien miiBten oil
eocm Gag oiif's 9Ieue eria6reu. ole
ocitide So5iuloenofratic miiie iid
ems nit ibnen in Dem @cOanfcn,
OaB iie nidt MIR fiir ibre iireiecneit
Sntereiieu nidt MIR fir ibren
Stono imO ibre aloiie fdnpict ION.
bern dud, Dab Der iteile @e1, Oen lie
ieet geben niiiiieiL 81 Den S06en Ser
Civilization Der @2erihbeit fiibrt.
Gonob bdlt Scr @eriaiier an cinem
3uiumlnenbana 5ipiiden oeu grruu-
genihoften Der So5iolOemofrotic nit
ibrer notbwenOigen 9(npoiiung an
oic oednoerteH @erb6ltuiiie felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

len Die gan5e Sampagne bis 81 iels
ncr @ertpunomg Gin Der SdIadt
bel 2oo3 am 90. glopember) mitec-
moht Bot, gebcn cir duBerit angie
benoes, forbeureides slusidnittsbilo
ans Dem eroBen 9lingeu uuierer
tapieren &ricocr.
30. 3. @rHB
Sauptle6rer Sdnbnrger Staot
(ShIuB.)
Ter 3ug uo d Noridbau
&oBen %. Sept. (Gelegranm)
Bin pobl uno munter.~
Sborn, 27. Sept. (1elegromm)
bin aeilno, ber3lideu GRUB"
@reHBiid 0er6D, 2S Scpt.
n9ir iino e6cn an Scr ihlciiA-riiiii.
icben @reu5c ougefoumen unO wer-
ocu nod 8 einmariDireu. Sodit.
po6rideinlib fomnen mir an oen
linfen 8liieel ser Seiierreider. glu.
genblidlid Gegen. ggir maridiren
beute noh G3enitodcu in g..
G5enito d en- 2S. Sept. gei
Mcaen uno Sturm iino mir bier bcli.
te 9lahmittog ongefonmen nohoem
mir init eineni orcimoIi0cn Surra Die
@rci5e iibcridtitten 6otten (gorm.
1t45) Wlorgen frii6 ae6t es oleid
40 SIM. rcitcr binein. @enn lid
nur ooS @ctter pieOcr dnoertl
Sgo6ridcinlid6 onucrt es oicsmal ct.
mos ldngcr. bis id mieoer glohridt
obididcn fonn
Sn Der @eacno Don 81
Bonn 6. Sftober 1914. @rit belte
fommc id mieocr oa3i Cir Elm fir.
5es 2c6ens5eihen 81 geben. @eiicrn
6o6cn mir GoOonl einqcnonimen. Sic
&uiicu bobcn es ms nidt ol5n
itper gemndt, @ir eIaubten om
Gormittae, OoB cs Elm beibcr Sog
peroen ipiiroe, uno muroeu on9e.
ncbm iibcrraid]t. Gos Sdlimmite
ilt ieet oos i6ledtc @eitcr. @ir
poaen 80 Sem. lueitcr moridircn
iiuo iHon iiber 100 SIM in 9liBlouo
binciu.
SIN 9 diibeneraben, i6.Sf-
tobor 1914 fri6 1925 ll6r Gno.
lid iinoe i1 @eleoenbeit, Cir einiee
3eileu 3n idreiben uno 5por ans
Dem Shiibengro6en Dor @arihou,
mtobt bon Dem @ei6iis0onner Der
rniiiihcn 6eitineS- imo Der oeut-
ibcn 5cloqeihiibe. Tobei iise i'd
nit 2euten neines 3uees in einen
peroedten g6eil 0es @rabens i'm
ifonen Sonuenidein lno boffe, oaB
Die ruiiiibcu @ronnten ms niht tref-
len mo bic rlliiiide SETTING 6olO
3cridoiien iein miro. g9ir liegen
bier 10 am. iiiolid Der duBeriten
5orts Der Staot, Is Gm. bonn SSn.
nern @ariAaus entfernt. Scit Won.
tag 2lbeno arbeiten mir an uniercn
Sdiibeugrdben; am Gienitag legtcn
iiA inns Ole Nuiieu aegeniiber. &or-
lduiig idjieBt MIR 9lrtilerie, mir ar
bciteu an sen @r16cn liegcn oarir
uno loiieu Die @ronnten II. Shrap.
neas nm ms ioaicu 1ie 0fuiien
ipcrocn ms iest nod manherlei 81
irboifcn MAIDEN. Sofientlid fommen
unierc gelogerim9sgeihiibe belIte
ooer morgen; oenn iouit mare oieSc-
icbidte fiir ms gar niht einfnh.
@eiiern 6o6en ms Die 5eitings-@e.
ibiiee oen qan3en giodmittag Der.
oor6cn. geir woren friib ans Dem
Sdilsenaroben obgcloit moroeu uno
moaten am 9age IN Ser nabenStaot
in unicrem 2aiartier oiisihlofen.
gl6er i'd 6ntte faum @littog aeaeiien,
ga idluQen in imierem Soie Die gro.
zen @ei1oiie ein. Gen ean5en glof.
nlittoa aing oos peiter, gerooe IN
Dem Stoott1eil nm ms beriini ober
mir blie6en ood peridont Sn Der
92od)t mar 9lu6e. Sin E6eil Der
Stoot itano in Dommeu Seilte
W1oroeu 3ogen mir lpie0er in Den
Sdliibengro6en: BORT bleiben mir bis
Moroen firth ODER 9(ben0 un0 bdben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
9lms Ocm Suec6nde eines fruH5Oii-
id,cn Observation-Disclosures.

9lls meiterer 0entliher Bepeis
oofiir, OoB Die 6ran5oien i'm eigenen
2onoe pIiiuoeru icnoct Gin @ledIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Gs Itorb am g. sonuor 1918 @laIg arcals..
oeb Qou acIiebte Satin o9n YescorrSiouna v.
Set am Wsuniaa . ii6r Ga0mlilags 81 sl,sl
g9obmno ibrcr S6p1eerin. Nrnp >T,yofc, a.,, a.
ner Qr. 2i2, 9paiOustgil i,,,orc 6rl'y
iiqtt @eiietuua aui Dem "SA' IlHTa'n0--ill~
bpie" SN...--rsrs-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
SIN oie 0ameH.

rir spvlas eanle " g,in Ss' Snnae S9nnG.s
rlnIere Ndb.6Iaiicn iesi ollsnna; na6 0eu H1rflgxd lgd
mede bic alcoermaderinnli lisnuen n1an oigss alolss5
Mleibobcn erlernen ip9i.ffNhii an belSaas r
Ssreisen srr 9s. iinerrdi W3oreeus NeSTi NSHi pa'atg
f Sf6emSs Weoucnie ShnoeiIssr Reg iials
oonnenc S arpcien Iounen ~ssS2iiISncll2ssf giS9gT
riots Il IoT5qsiegl dqiSr 'ps1G poa %uIieig sTlen
sSl,,sfnnIt i6riffIin ooer no' ,n,,oo'Strabt. -
gnssps gns,p wr' 3O2. Mrii-enrnipan-~-----
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air6lidle SIH5cisc''.
SSermiIdjtc 9ln5ciSelI.
qpeiuen SrcnnOen

nTp i,5.sn Hsa' yag'm" saS m oes @ ecioeaoc
ameiTes auigs 6eriiorpc1cn %aieg iiqeTieoen0eIisss ~
no Id mcinc Gicniie fiir ollr YSsiggfct wv N
Ter Snfncruna bon pronlpie9, gogien 3eHnSaia9t,
borlommenoer scoqneHihneH he o9oc 9 cif ellasn Sop
SeorSRniB BON S75 an mo lsstnrfnaIii1.
S'u'lV0" Trnu ". 8nilue,-,rofc
gr 121, Sios6nllc
Gilmore 3lSl "'' -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-19
Y. w. G. A. CAFETERIA
SERVING SUPPER

Last night the Y. W. G.. a. cafeteria
served It's first evening meal 10 the
members of the association and their
friends The place was well patron
lied considering the fact that little
publicity had been given the matter.
The cafeteria was opened Decew-
bor a, and despite the absence Of
many during the holiday sea
sen. the place has been well patron
izci from the start. The ladies have
served the noon meal 10 an average
uf nearly one hundred persons daily
10 Wds announced last night that
eventually the association may start
the service OF break fast.