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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
And This Billy Wagner Is Far From
Being a Slouch If Someone Should
Ask You; Has an 18-Karat Standing

for those who have taken the trouble
TO crackle the freshly cut pages of
the sport guide find ii hard to sus-
tain belief that Waugh, no matter
what his standing. will be able to de-
cisively lace his mauling enemy.
Wagner is a brother of Charley and
Jack White. both of whom are too
well known in fistc circles to ella bor-
ate upon. Charley, Just at this time.
is probably the king pin of the whole
aggregation, despite the fact that
Welsh is carrying TIE purple feather.
What White knows about the fighting
game Wagner also knows, and there
40 be those who say that Rad certain
opportunities presented themselves to
Billy instead of his older brother, that
they might be in different positions.
Jack White is not so well Known as
either OF the others. but wherever he
has exhibited his pueilistic parapher-
ralia he has been adjudgcd some
foy."
Everything Lined Up
Article have alreadv been signed for
the fight. and arrangements complet-
ed. The boys will tangle over the
ten-lap marathon at the Convention
hall. White will reach here next week
for his training. while Waugh will
swing into Tulsa from Galveston
Texas, May I. The boys fight at 1873
ringslde.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

The old game of biff and bang has
inown more luminous. scintilating
fellows than this young bombarder,
Billy Wagner. who has agreed to test
his science AMI Drawn with Tulsa s
adopted son. Bobby Waugh. for the
benefit Of the battle SCARED Veter-
ans Of the Spanish American war. on
the night Of May l5. but no other
bloke has carried his luggage with
the headliners for a longer length of
time without ha. ing his record be-
smirched here and there. nor has any
other gladiator waged a more consist
ent article of pummeling for his daily
pork and" than has Wagner.
And this is probably the reason,
that, although coming into the en-
emy's country and facing at once a
hostile nation, he has anv number of
hackers here. who despite the fact
that "A homelinG is pitted against him,
VIII lend their moral support to the
foreigner. and will back him to the
last penny Of their hard earned ma
Zuka.
viii Rule Favorite
And in spite OF the fact that his rec
ord since he has trod the western dust
is far into the fieecy ether. Wagner
VIII probably rule a slight favorite on
the fatal night. Wagner's record is
responsible for this state OF affairs,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

NpOClNT 10 Tno WUrIU,
MVSKOGEE. April 90 Salisbury held
the Twins down to three hits today and won
the opener of the series here to U. Car.
michael moundsman for the Twins. allowed
only five hits, but lost the game through
errors hy his teammates. Despite the strong
wind Blowing against the hatters, Tony Hen.
derson parked the ball in the fifth for the
Mots' third score
Score by innings
Port Smith ..... 900 600 0O0--O .
Mut AoEve ..,....... 600 III OO'=i .
Ba'tcries--t armichacl and Adams; Sa.is-
bury Jud SCOTS Umpire. spencer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
KENDALL AND TIL. S.
TEAMS WILL MEET
Tuesday Afternoon Will
See Local Athletes in
Competition.

Preliminary to the state interschol-
astic meet at Norman. Okla. Nav 4.
and 8, the Tulsa high school track
team will stage dual meet with
Kendall academy Tuesday afternoon,
on the college cinder path
Although Coach Baker of the high
school aggregation has some good
material to send against the Presby-
terian youngsters. the fact that the
academy squad has been as great as
the college bunch at Kendall promises
to make things interesting
II Is probable that the results Of
this meet will enable Coach Baker to
make his final choice as to who
shall represent the local high school
at Norman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
HIGH SCHOOL NINE
RECEIVES UNIFORMS
New Outfits viii he Worn soon; All
Dressed Up and No Place
To Go

Uniforms for the Tulsa high school
baseball nine were received yesterday
and the Youngsters WIN don their new
garb at the next game, This how
ever makes 1t rather indefinite as 10
when the suits vii! be put into use as
there are at present no games in
sight.
with their dates for the next two
weeks domoralizod on account Of the
lnterscholastic moet at Norman and
the May day festival. the nine finds
itself in the unique position Of being
all dressed up and no place to go.
y game is being considered with
Ramona high school May l3. but this
has not been finally decided upon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
Western Association
McAlester 10. Paris q.

Special to The World.
M'ALESTER April 20 with the wind
sweeping lnicrurban park IN perfect gale,
the Miners pouuccd upon the offerings of
Page and uicrhart aud. taking advantage of
Paris errors smothcred the survivors under
u t. 10 Il count. The hitting OF CLARK. Hum
phrlcs and llcrriott featured, llumphrcs get
ting three hits In four times up, two of them
doubles, and llcrrlott knocking off the first
homer Of the local season.
Score by innings.
Paris 49,. .03o 900 2l0-- Il II 4
Me Alc>ter .......l1l OOJ O36-lj ~ >
batteries Pago. Gierhart and Hayes; Ma
pies and White Umpire, Nomack.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
The Pinch Hitter
(By X. Q. JINX)

] envy not the scrappcr, who energies from a fight
With laurel wreath and bruised and gory;
Nor the baly yelling soldier who up sheswept
height
And gets himself all kalsomncd with glory;
The millionaire who jugges with his dollars every day.
To me he always seemed silly cnch;
But the who is my hero, and who draws my highest
clr0mo
Is the fellow who hit 'em in a pinch.
To be a social highbrow, monocle and cane
Nee has ambition ncandescent burning
To baSk out in the sunshine Of "A movie actors fame
Has failed as yet to kindle any yearning.
would not Of pins to fly aeroplane
A sailor life intensely dull
But what wealth woudn give and the time have TO live
To drive the pill when all the bags are full.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

SPECIAL to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY April Oklahoma
city and sherman went runless for ten in
nlngS SATURDAY, an error, sacrifice and
Manager FranU single finally giving Sher
man IL, only run OF q great pitcher battle
between llaAg aud Nouukmau Nouukman
allowed the locals only one hit In the eleven
innings
Score by innings
sherman ...... 600 600 600 OIL l
Oklahoma city 900 600 600 90 2
Batteries -Nounkman and Banner; llaag
and Shaffcr
summary stolen bases, Sorcy Nokes,
Biunor, sacrifice hit. Griggs struck out, by
louukmgu :. by llaag I bases on balls. OF
Nounkman g. of llnag . battcrS hit by
Nounkmar Naglcl lett ON bases, Oklahoma
CITY 3, sherman double plays. Brsnnon 10
Payne, Nounkman to Soroy TO Frants Moore
10 FrarH Time $50 Umpire, Myers
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Baii"d for Schulz in eighth
Score by innings
Cincinnati " Ouo mo ron ,
Pittsburgh .........o 900 600 6os .
summary Errors. Chase, Herzos. Mol.
WIZ Two base hits. Neale. Baird double
natl g, Pittsburgh g. first base on balls. or
schulz ., off Mamaux 3: hits off Tonev
In l'3 inning. off Schulz in q ~ innCs.
or Namaux IN I l'3 innings; struck out.
and Harrison
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

MOBILE, Ala. April 29.-Mayer's hit.
ting featured Atlanta's to victory over
Mobile today. the Atlanta player hitting
safely each of four times at bat
Score by innings:
Mobile ........20 200 600 lOO-3 q
Atlanta ............OlO 002 2O2-7 IL 4
Batteries Lafitte and Perkins Cavet,
Ledbetter and Schmidt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
st. Louis 8, Cubs 4

q. CHICAGO April 2s.--IIeayy hitting by
81 LOUIS ended Chcago's winning streak
'odhN. lhe Cardinals routing Mcdonnell and
winning TO 1. Dosk held the Cabs safe
until the seventh, when Sallee went 10 the
rescue In the eighth inning. with smith
ON second. Bette accidentally threw his bat
he"'iy 10 thlrd base. Zimmerman left the
bag unsuarded 10 pick up the bat and smith
stole third.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

-o Ictals , 10 33 . (;
Rated for Stanage in ninth
2listied for Drbuc in ninth
SLATED for Boland in tenth.
.Ran Tor Crawford in ninth
Score by innings:
Detroit " 400 Goo 100 ~
summary; Errors, Turner Young. Dubuc
Neach; twohase hits Smith Gandii. Cobb
stolen bases. Graney, Howard. Smith. stan.
age double play, Dubuc and Burns; bases
on on. balls, kltpfcr :. Coyecskio 2, Dibuc 5;
h'ts: kklcpfcr II in s innings, Coveleskio /
in 2 Ia. pubnc in Q, Boland / in
struck out, by Klepfer ?, Covoleskie /. I'm,
rires. Evans and Chill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
Detroit o, Cleveland A,

bEIRoiI, April 30 -- Cotb's double in
tho eleventh inning after Wit had singled
ana hRt ndNenccd to second an kaNaragh =
secrifirc cavf Detroit thrilhnC 3 10 4 Vie.
ter, over Cleveland here today. TIE Tgcrs
two runs behind when they came to bat ~,
ihc ninth, ticd the '"oie On singles by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

NEW ORLEANS, April 29-With three
bagger double and single out of four times
at bat, Edmondson was the chief contributor
TO New Orleans victory today over Bir.
mingham by score of to 9, making
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Totals iIl3Ql7 Totals 93oil
Bat,cd for Fisher in ninth
Ran for har,zell in ninth.
4Batt.d for Witt in tenth
Stated for Pick IN tenth
Score 10y innings.
N% YORK .,.....,,..0 900 00l O0l 81
Philadelphia .....-. 900 200 600 o. ?
Summary; Errors Baker. Pipp. Witt: two.
l"s, hits Maisel, LaJoi'; ;hraebase hit,
Iick slolcn bases, ,'ilhoolcy. Pechippaugh B.
caldwell Strunk. Meyer, double play, Peck.
in'eugh iedcon and "ipr bases on balls
Fisher /, Me>ers 3 hits, Fisher in in.
nlnss, Nrncs ont by Fisher l. Clll"p .,
Meyers .. l'mpires Dincen aud N.llin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
Dodgers q. Giants A

NEW YORS, April eo-Ncw Nor. los, IL,
seventh straight game here today when they
were r,feattd by Brooklyn In twelve In.
ning game i 10 4 Praoklyn won IN the
,wciih inning on successive singles nv Dau-
bert, Siengei aud Wheat Merklc won ar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

automobile in the eighth when his two.base
hit struck sign on the left field fence the
advertiser having offered car 10 the first
player who hit tie sign with fly ball. The
,ign has been up since the opening OF last
season
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
Chicago s. st. Louis l.

ST LOUIS, April 99.--Chicago defeated
st Louis here today to /. a triple pla!y
10y Chicago in the seventh featured tho
game. With johnson on second Plank on
first Shotten lined to Neaer who stepped on
second aud shot lie bail to Fourni,r. re
tirug Plank.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
Philliss &. Braves Q

BOSTON. April o9-Philadelphia today
defeated Boston 10 >. Alexander allowed
The Braves only eight scattered hits. while
;hc visitors hit the ball hard,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
Senators 4. Red Soy O.

WASHINGTON. April 20. = Boston was
helpless before Walter johnson today aud
" 'Nhington won 4 to o. Only 30 batters
faced johnson, three OF the five visitors who
got ON being thrown out ON the bases.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

managed to push one run over but
here ended the chapter
The same teams play today. tho
game beginning at 1880. Clements ~
announced for the home team.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
Southern League
Lookouts IL, Chicks 8.

Lookouts IL, Chicks 8.
MEMPHIS, April 20. Chattanooga
punched their hits in the second and sixth
innings today and with the inability of
the local team TO hit Knapp won easily
by score of IL TO g.
Score by innings:
Chattanooga lilo OOi 000--11 l6 Q
Memphis .......lOl 600 ulO- 3 o
Batteries krapp and Peters: Barger,
Wright Stone and Wallace. Ruel
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Batted for Mcconnell In sovei
fBatted for Fischer in ninth.

nhlied for Mcconnell in seventh.
tBntted for Fischer in ninth.
Score by innings
-, Louis ...............,00 600 2Oa 0I3-s
Chicago ..... 100 oO0 qoo
Snmmary-Errors, Sallee Doolau, Fischer
Mulligan; wo'baSe hits. Betsel Sair. home
runs Bcscher Long. Williams; stolen bases,
het'el SNYDER Smith. Zimmerman double
Q,aNs, bctael to Hcrnshv 10 Miller To Bet1cl.
noolan; bases on balls. OF Doak l, OF Me.
Conncn I hits. OF Doal G in q Ia innincs.
on Mcconnell in innings; struck ont,
Prendergast .. Umpires. Quiglcy and Bvron
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
American League
New York A. A,hleti,s Q

ldlLADkLPllIA. April 2O.---New York
defeated philadelphia in ten innings here 10.
day New York won on an error lw Witt.
Iirrs triple aud Pecklnpaugh gle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
TEXAS LEAGUE.
American Association

Louisville 4. Milwaukee o.
Columms 4. Minneapolis 4.
Indianapolis ,. Kansas City o,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
National League


~ SbO hii, April 29.-Pittsburgh de.
ieA'td cincinnati here today TO The
me ilrsi inning on a double bv Baird and
singles by barney, iinchman and Wagner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
Humble Once Naughty
Dcnison Allies to Tune
of 7 to 4.
GEIST MAKES BOW
Hopper Leads Offensive
While Olson and Moore
Drive Out Homes.
lBY j. Q. JlNNO

The large Roman "D's' en-
bollishing the shirts Of the khaki
c0lored habit worn by the men
from Texas. who furnished the
OPPOSITION down in our snug little
dell Yesterday afternoon might
have stood for doomed" as
lanky and sunburncd Mister
Geist. recently from Wichita. but
more recently attached to the
ranks under khedive Price.
showed his good right toe in the
soft loan which makes up the
hurlers hill. and began his
lengthy delivery at the start of
the game. This same group of
"D's" might have begun as many
"didn'ts," as Shortctoopcr NockcY.
representing his same opposition,
drew a long last Whit ut the pill
in the dusk bccloudcd ninth in
ming.
In the hands OF our refreshed
and rejuvenated leaguers the
Denison bunch. which beat the
rest of the entries to the final
tape last year, lokod like SO many
tov bah players and We're as
helpless as a bunt h 0f flies in
barrel Of molasses. They were
up against IA group Of men filled
with the inspiration to win. The
fates willod II and YOU can't upset
tha flfI dana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

'Natted for Thomas IN ninth.
tBattcd for Foster in ninth.
Score by innings;
hoS;on ..........,.,...0O 600 600 0o0--0
washington .s.........s... OuU JUV 9.'-t
summary: Errors Lewis. Morgan; stolen
lascs, Judge, Morgan. bases on balls, Fos-
ter I struck out, by johnson 6, Foster /.
Umpircs Owens aud Connolly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

Score by innings:
Birmin CHAM .... 900 600 OO2-2 .
New Orleans ......0I0 00l lOT-3 : d
Batteries Robertson and Smith. smith
and Higgins.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

New Orleans .....01O OOl lOr-3 Il
Batteries Robertson and Smith. smith
and higgins.
Vols 7, Travellers s.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. April ga batting
rally by Nashville ia the seventh inning and
added run in the eighth gave them The
game over Little Rock today By score
of TO 5. Couchman had been puzzle
TO Nashville until the seventh. when ha
walked batter and hit two men, filling
the bases with no ono out. He was taken
out and Hardgrove went in. Marshall pinch
hitting for Herbert, cleaned the bases with IN
triple.
Score by innings:
Nashville ......... 900 001 51+-7 q
Little Rock ...s....l01 012 00O--5
Batteries-lierbert, Wells and Street:
Couchman, Ilardgroye, Manning and Rumler.
O'DOnncIl Wins L
FRESNO. Cal. April Edde\
O'Donnell won the three hundred
mile automobile race in connection
with Fresno's raisin day celebration
today. There was II starters. A
cup and $4,000 is to be awarded TO
the winner. O'Dcnnells time was
4:54:13.
Jim Parsons was second and Frank
Elliott finished third. Ear. Cooper
was ruled out Of the race at the end
of the twenty-fifth lap for failing to
report to the referee a change of
mechanicans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

Query for Harper in ninth.
iPr,plcs for ilaishp In ninth.
Score by innings
Producers ......... .UlG lVl ~ -
Dcuisou .......... .......... .uuu uuu -
summary Errors, Harper lockey,
Brooks. Brady. two.basc hits Jansen, Hop
per. three base hits. Campbell home runs,
Nockcy Olson, Moore, Hopper; base on balls,
of Goist .. off llgcnbottom !, OFF llaislip
2. hits. off lligclbotiom . in innings {,
struck out. by lhgcnbottom /, by ilaslp 3,
hy G'ist {.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
Texas League

Houston 1, San antonio o.
Galveston 2, beaumont =.
Dallas 1. Fort Wor,n 3.
Shreveport ., Waco ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30
Bclatcd Rally.

The visitors started a belated rally
in the ninth inning, the manager
sending in two pinch hitters. by
dint of much effort the ra!lroaders
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

The locals jumped on Hibhcnbot-
tom in the second inning, or at least
Hopper did. lie met one of the pitch
er's projectiles sQuarely on the seam
and it stopped when IL came in con-
tact with small cottage across the
fence. In the third two hits and a
walk enabled the boy 10 add two
more white marks To the Tulsa run
column while again in the fourth two
hits coming with the rapdity of a
machine guns working sent another
score to the home office.
distress signal was hoisted from
the foreign battloments at this june
tture and in Higcnbottom's place
there drove in man who called him
self Hais!ip. but who didn't look IT,
He managed to last the rest OF the
game though there We're trying times
in the interim. Moore's home run
came in the sixth and Olsons came in
the seventh. In the eighth inning the
last chalker was numbered. Hopper
being the man of the hour.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

Geist may or may not have been
able to sling to berth In the West
crn league. but I'm Yesterday after
Moons performance he drove peg
which will take many rotten gnmc
to unloose. His work was not bril-
liant in any sence. tut ho pitched
methodicallY and cleanly. lie took his
Cwn good time and the ooposition's
own good temper. He had them ON
his hip and their STRUGGLES were vain.
The new hero, Red" Moore added
to his fame and more safely en-
sconccd himself in the hearts of the
fans by Looping Off another home run.
while Kid Olson diitoed the perform
ance. Yockey. for the Dcnson troops,
did the same thing The other out
standing feature OF the game was the
wonderful catch by Neatly in the
seventh inning OF Brooks long fly,
and the still more wonderful running
peg to catch Merritt coming horne
He missed getting his man at the
home plate by few feet but the ef-
fort brought the stands TO their feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-30

Battcd for Hughes in four,
Battcd for Barnes in ninth.
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boben 4reis iiir ibre 9lngriffe, Die
iie auf uniere Stelluneen am 8miie
Sbra am 30. mO 81. Sftober unter-
nabmen.
@d6reno Oie oeutiden @erIuite
troB 9rommelieuers Der intenioiten
slrt iid oont Der ausge6eibneten Ser.
tbeioigungsiteaeu nuf MIR 40 Mann
belieierL lieBen Ole &iilien in oieier
@egeno etpa 1900 Monn oni oem
Sdlo6tfeloe.
Gieie gIngriife, iueldc mieOer6olt
in itorfen Gruppenmoiien unternonl-
men mnrbcn, bra6ten ben Gun0ueu
feinerlei GrIeidtering."
9e5iielid Der Gperationen al Ore
runtdniiden Iront iagt Der Niidblid:
oGie Observation-Disclosures glngrii-
fc IN oen 9orpotben-9diirn imO IN
Der Go6ruoicba oauern mit' boiler
@udt meiter tort, peun oudb Die
Sfumdner i6r beitcs periuGen, Oem
&ornuriH Der teitoniihen 9lrmeen
Giu6olt 5il bieteu iuoem lie ulle III.
re 9leierpeu in arobter Sail in oic.
icr @cacno conceutrircu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04

Su Der @egen6 Oes Dorfes Gribid
b1beu lmiere GrfltnoungS 9lbtbeiIiin.
gen einen lleberrolbungs 9lngriif
niif cine feinoIiAe Gompagnie unters
nommefL oicielbe oeriprcngt imo 13
@efangcuc berciugebra1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04

eerSiieuHianns bes 30. aGpItets ber @eiste
bon 1916.
"a Die @eiebeebung bon WlarDnno tn tbrer
SdnuarStDulg bon 1915 Elm Seet angeuonI'
men bat, oaS dlS Stdpitel 80 oer @efe6e bon
Wi1rblnno Der beiapten Gibune befanrt ein
iou, lauiet oatielbe in ben 2sorten mo 8ifiern
iUie lplQi:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-04
lDeiter Dor
9rOrnngen
SteIirncr In ibrrr
neucn CfeniIbs.
Saeme 6iterreirbiIcbe Gtiit-
pMntte etngenDmMen.

Su Der Zone 8Diideu @Or8 lmO benz
alOriatiiaen 9aeer. 9ao6 benz
offisieaeu geridt oes itaIieui-
is6en @cueraIitobes. gie Sta
Iiener molten faIt 1000 Deitere
Gefongeue aemodt bubeu.
sseuie geeues ouf Der @eitfront.
Ger 8etersbureer @eridbt.