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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
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unnsi Press starr Correspondent
CHICAGO. Oct Fifty thou.
SAM distinct bellows OF rage and
disappointment blended today with
the signs Of several hundred ticket
scalpers IN the mighticst worlds
series ticket roar Chicago ever
heard
To-day was distribution day. Sew.
cnteen thousand persons have been
favored with orders for reserved
seats About $4,000 others have
been advised 10 begin standing in
line right now TO wait for general
admission pasteboardEs
scalpors have no tickets--as yet.
They are advising patrons 20 come
back n little later They think may.
be tbeyll have a few seats for sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04

had better send In an order for a
carload OF crutches for his football
team, IL reports emanating from the
Lincoln training camp are correct.
IL appears that the Lincoln team
win have mighty hard time hob.
bling out on the gridiron Saturday,
when IL takes on the Ballard lads
In the first game It is TO play this
season.
Cutting ana Graefe, figured on TO
show top speed in Saturdays game
for the Abes, are both out OF prac.
tice with injuries. No definite line.
up has been selected as yet, but
Tony Is hoping for the best.
No word of complaint has been
heard from the Shngleweavers out
Ballard way. The team is saying
nothing and going thru the stiff
PAGES Coach Cole has outlined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Rush for Tickets
Is On i'm CHICAGO

or the several hundred TO be
ADVERTISING that they will have tick
cts. lie stand chance OF making
tho acquaintance OF a jalis interior.
That many viii DO refused tickets
when they present their orders. II
they can prove their right. they will
get tho tickctH--and a new shadow.
Detectives are going TO have their
eyes on taei bunch from now on.
The weather man IL getting
some smoke on the fast ono. weepa
that would have done credit IN most
any picnic have been turned on
here. but To-Day saw tho end OF n.
IA the Giants and Cubs planned 10
stage an alleged thriller AZ Charley
Wecghman's North Side park. Good
weather IL now being predicted
right up TO the opening OF the
series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04

M1yMEtt
Jimmy wouldn't give in. so Of
course the boys played their heads
on 10 see him cop the islanders
change. We won easy and James
Vas . rich guy.
Out OF ten games we lost only
ono and that was when We loaned
them Pat Donahue and Bill Burns
q 4 battery. Pat and Bill we're
ohowered with money and decorat-
"a with whatever goes for the Iron
Cross over there.
! was figuring 10 catch up
With Britt on the easy money
ne had won and framed show
q the opera house. Britt MAS
advertIsed to box a brother Of
bio Heine Heitmuller.
The opera house cost us $50. and
ehe other ball players wanted in
on the deal SO they could share the
receipts.
Britt and I wouldn't let anybody
else 20 partners.
We hung around the front OF the
theatre on the night OF the per
formance and thought II funny that
nobody showed up. A long time
after II was time 70 start there
was only 80 In the house The ball
players had walked in without pay
ing.
! was master OF ceremonies and
/. announced that there probably
were a lot OF people hiding under
the seats and that It was time for
them 10 come out. But we didn't
get any more audience that way.
Then Informed the ball players
that they had been declared in on
the partnership. but they Kissed me
down with horse laughs
Jimmy and ! lost $40 on the rent
Of the hall. But we did well r..
nancfalIy on the ball games and de.
cided to go back the next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Naval TIE a III,
Has Own
Table

II pays TO be football warrior
at the University OF Washington
naval station these trying timea OF
our little argument with the kaiser.
Why
A training table has been eatab'
lished nj the naval station for the
foothallcra.
Recently each OF the members OF
the station dug down into his Jeans
and PUNCHED up a slim dime as his
contribution 10 a training table
mess fund for tho plEHkln-chaains
Sammics. A special cook has been
provided
Many prominent athletes In all
lines are stationed at tho local
station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04

NEW YORK. oct. every
American soldier In France will
have his baseball appetite satisfied
during the WORLDS series thru the
United Press
Special arrangements were com
pleted today by American headquar-
ters IN France 20 give the sammies
the fastest possible service in re-
laying United Press cables. which
will enable the Sammiea to follow
the big game.
From the ball park in Chicago or
New York. over United Press lcas.
cd wires. then over 1000 miles OF
cable to France. and thence by
army telegraph and telephone lines.
the results OF the games in which
every American Is interested will
be flashed to the boys preparing for
the trenches.
A cable from w. s. Forrest. in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Skating Is
On Soon

Get out your ice skates and OIL
and sharpen 'em up.
Ice skating will get under way In
the Arena the last Of the month. &C
cordlng 10 Curtis Lester. manasing
director.
Lester IN back In town. after a go
journ In the wiids. during which
time he and Mickey Ion. the hockey
referee. put In their spare moments
purchasing horses for the govern
ment.
Can't say a word abou, ice hook.
ey as yet" declared Lester.
Things are pretty much unset
tied"
Pete Muldoon, manager OF the To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Billiards.
to Play

BY AHERN

The Ballard Meteors win furnish
the first opposition OF the season
for the University Of Washington
naval training station football
team.
The fast Ballard team VIII come
here October 10. 10 take on the
Jolly tars. The game will be play
ed on the gridlron at University
field.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made
by those In charge OF athletics al
the station for several football
games. They will be played on tho
university grldlron on such dates
as the u. of w. team IL away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
BY MIKE FISHER

FRANCISCO 4-Elcctlon day OF 1907 III always
assembled all OF ball play
Honolulu Billy Bryan getting licked BY bn
because there wasn't any
the ship and didn't hear the result until We ht
eeeonsf We had Brick" DeverauS
played baseball with and James
Edvard champion. II trip
We play the day arrived but none
that they did betting there
Jimmy II and before he got thru had thou
The OF got sore
hecauee he wouldn't split and threatened To pitch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Sammies i'm France
to Get Series Done

charge OF the United Press bureau
In Paris. today told OF the complete
ARRANGEMENTS that have been made
by the army officers 90 hurry the
baseball dispatches 10 tho front.
The dispatches viii be sent direct
to tho American censor. IN the
French censorship bureau. he will
deliverthem Immediately 10 the Unit.
ed States signal corps telegraphcr.
The latter Is instructed" For.
rest cablod. TO clear the wire and
not waste a minute IN transmitting
tho worlds series results 10 the va
rious camps. The Arrangements are
such that the scores will be distrib-
utcd 20 the Sammies as fast as ca.
bles, telephone and telegraph wires
arc able to operate.
When the Sammies wake up I'm
the morning. the results of the
games back home win be posted in
every camp"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Mexican General Is
Asked to See EIGHT

by United Press leased Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-Gen.
Aware Obregon. Mexican military
leader, whose favorite sport IL box.
ing. received telegram today invit.
ing him to attend the Joe Rivers.
Johnny Mccarthy fight at Reno. Sat.
urday. as tho guest OF the promot-
ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Betting Picking Up
in Windy City Now

ID 'hIffd TIE fFaefd WIZ
NEW YORK. Oct. f-flettlng on
the worlds series was picking up
here today. and BY Saturday vast
amounts are expected 20 be stakcd
on the games. one broker doclar.
cd he had already placed $4,000 on
the White SOx 20 win the series.
One bet OF $1,000 AZ even money on
the Giants was reported Another
broker had similar amount 20 put
on the Giants. and was offering $500
70 $1,000 that New York wins the
opening game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Penn Easy Winner
In First Grid Mix

By United Press leased Wire
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. THE
University OF Pennsylvania over.
whelmed the Albright squad here
yesterday in the first game OF the
season. 20 TO 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
COAST LEAGUE

A. New York Is. phnadsiphia "a
AZ nastoa 0. Washington q
so others played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04

A. Portland 6. Salt Lake 2
A. los Angeles 8. Oakland o
AZ han ffnnciEco 10. Vernon II.
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BASEBALL
AsrRIcAx rr,Grr
NArInNAI IIAGrT

A. brooklyn -. uosfan 81
A. Philadelphia 10. Sew York lie
SO others played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
FunnyMike Tells
of Trip to China
BY Condo

EDToRs NoTE-MchaeI Angelo tMIauel fisher, was
winning teams In the Northwestern and
Taken off his beat "eop, ma
sense eeeen,retes made him Of the nosi
unique baseball He took the first American base
the Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Clarence Roq0land
Among Those Not
10 Get Tickets

CHICAGO, Oct "A lot OF
fans gathered around today at
white sox park 10 find out If they
had tickets. Among those pres
ent was Clarence Rowland--and,
like the rest. he did not get all
the tickets he asked ,or-bet, I'M
like the others. he did not howl.
cal team. IL at present in Califor
nia--L,os Angeles or San Francisco
where ice skating is already un
der way. lie Will be back shortly
however. 10 look over what Is lef'
Of bis worlds champion septet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Walls Of Lament Are
Heard From Lincoln

Tony Savage, former University
OF Washington grid star. now foot
ball coach at Lincoln high school.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

Sabre 1884 ocn criten 9ioOer, Oos
glieOerrao 6erpor mo 1885 erfon0
Der icbottiicbe Ebierar5t Dunlap Oe,i
2uftreiien oOer &neumotic. 9eitdn.
Oige tedniide @erOollfommnungen,
mie 6reiloui, tehnii6e Sider6eit
Der 9remsDorri6tingen H. /. 10. idil.
fen aus Scr Sport. un0 8er9nii-
gingSmoihine Ger adt3iger lrnS
neun3iger Sabre oos liuiDerielle Ger.
febrsmittcl Der @egenmort.
IS eri6eint ais Gbrenpilicbt, 6eu'
te nab 6unoert So5reu nit 0onf oeS
bon ieinen 3eitaenoiicu oerladtcn
@riinOerS 5il ge0enfeu. Nlit Der Sc.
finOlng Oes 6abrraOes mur Oet
@runo aelegt 3ir Gntpidlung ocS
mo0ernen &crfe6rS: S6ne 6abrro0
fem 9uitreiieu feiue aroftfa6r5eiige
nit Dem leibteu Motor, obne leidten
0}otor feline 2uitmaidineu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
1ntt TrrtlFrr II. Sdrltrtrt

tro5e Shmocn bate CT bier aerlebi,
ais Der Ooftor, ein liebenSiDiireigcr,
beitercr WleHl6, nod ON &eben
WciIte. Gr itarb gan5 ploblib all Gen
jSoleen elmer 9lutuergiitimg oic CT
iic5 bel c'acr Operation 5uge5ogcu
bate.
Der 0oftor, Der audi nod i'm milf
tdriidcn 9tcicrOeocrbGltnis itauO,
botic, oo iein &crm6gcu es i5nl cr.
ldnbte, Gin iebr galtfreies Sal3 gc.
fiibrt gllicb Die 0ffi5icre marcn Dicl
bel ibm ein- unO ausgegaugen, obcr
nad iemcn SoOe bIicben ole Serren
nacb mlO nod tort, nidt aus lln-
irclmolidfcit, ni6t. ais ob iie iriibcr
mlr oeS @iienS lno TrintenS negen
gefonmen pGren, aber Der @ailsbcrr
feblte nm 0od einmal.
gInOerS 6rie. Der botte bonn eriien
Gage al, oa er ibr oorgeitellt loi;r0c,
cine @erebrung, ole an Sdp1rmcrci
grcn5te, fir ole i60ne illngc Srdu
empfInoeiL imo ais iie oann pl9Blirh
ollein itano, ais lie ibH in Oen Iron-
ertleioern nit Dem 5arten, 6laiicii
@cii6t ino oen groBeu Olmflen 9tu
gen, Die 10 tralrig uno Oer3agt oreiU-
blidteu, gegeniibertrot, Oa batte es
iiA gei6poren, oieie Sral ME 81 pcr-
laiien, unentipegt 81 ibr 81 balten,
Sic iolIte piiielJ Dab iie inter ocn
olten S5relnoen ibres NionneS ipeniN.
items eineu beioB, ouf Oen iie itetS
lnS inmer ie0er5eit 5dblen f0nuc
So mar er om gluianq otter qcs.
fonImciL ais es pirlleidt iiblitb mar.
9ie marme 3eilnnbme, ole cr fir iie
oas W}itlcio, oaS en- fiir i;e
beAtc, iiibrten ibn oft 81 ibr uuO cr
merftc Dab iein Snterciie ibr iuobl
tat
@ie ipenig McnidcH ertrogcli cS,
Denn in ibrer @egcnwart INNER mo
INNER lpicoer BON eem loten geipro
den tDir0. ,5rib borte nid)t mlr ollt
mcrflom iouocrn nit wirflibem IN.
tcrciic 5lL mo mcm lie nit 9iitdlidt
aui ibM uH ibn nidt 81 crinilocn,
ocs Uciprd1 auT etwas gIaocres
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

Sen Scr Stoot iAritt uno ie l1nQer
cr oariiber nodoodDtc. unione1r fam
cr 81 Der lleber5eugilng, Dob ieine
Sdnte beiier getan bate, ibu Oen
wabreu @rino bon ScnnD'S 9ciu1
niGt 81 nemnen. @r puBtc, er Diiroe
ibr MN nidt gang umbeiongen gcAcu'
iiber treten fomneu, mo Elm barnllos
fr0blider Yerfebr 5piihcn ibneA fodr
10 gut wie ouSgeiAlofen Sa, IS tat
ibn iogor eigentlid6 leio, Dab SeluiD
fam @ie genitlicb purcn Die
N6cnOe gemeien, Die er BEL ietncr
Gonte bcrbrad5tc. @cwiB, iie bate
ii@ nod) ieiner Wciung oft etiplS 3il
iebr Inn i'm geiorgt, iicb 81 Oiel on.
RIM gefiimmert, onB es ibm auD cn
nidts feble, ibu 81 iebr ais ilnielbit.
ItGnoigen jlngen Nlcuiden betrad)tet,
gIber oie Shnoen am gl6enobrotiiicb
IN oeu troitliD cingeridteten 9diuneu
bel Dem G6ein Ser 5mar altmooiicbeu,
aber gerooe ocsbalb 70 geniitli6ea
Yetrolelmldnpe batten einen @roO
bon 9ebaglidtcit ollSgeitromt, Oeiieu
3oubcr er INNER ipieoer erlag Jlim
iollte Elm Dritter, cine 8remoe, oie.
ies 9eiiamnienieiu itoren
Gr fab na6 Der llbr, er batte foit
nod on0ert6alb Shmoen Belt, bis
ocr gto6mittagsoicnit begann ga
fonnte cr iic6 oleih nod eiumal uah
Der SSroit 9oftor ilmieben; er ipar
alld geitern ni1t Oogemeien, bielleid)t
fonnte er ibr beute irgeno encn
GIenit ermeiien
Sbuc oaB es iciue 9lbiibt 9eiueien
mar, botte er gau5 BON ielbit oen g9cg
81 Dem SauS eingeihlagen, in ocm
S5rou Doftor NiiGels Die arite Gtage
benobnte
Gas WldOdcn 0finete, ols cr Him.
gcIte. oGie gndOigc 6rmI lit ou5gc-
gangen iic muB aber ieoen 9lIqcil-
Bid 3uriidfonmen. @enn ocr @crr
Scutnant oiellei6t einen gliqcnblid
portel mollen ~"
IriB trat in oos ibm 70 wcGlbg,
fmulte MobN5inlmer im0 ndbAl oert
aui cinem SciicI @Iag @iegitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
u. fFortieBuno.)

Gic ulfe Game batte lid ie6r IN
Ger Usmolt Inn 10 critaunter mar oas
Qobp, ais Is i6r MN gegeniiber iaB
iuo nit ibr plauocrte, oaB lie cine
QepiIc @rregmg nur ibtUer 81 ner'
bergcn oermodte. SSa es fom ibEl
uor, ais bate iie fir feline @eriebung
su elmer anoercn lompagnie, ME
iiber6aupt fir ieine @eriop benc
nidG Qnnaberuo oasiesAe SSntcreie
uie Ionit glIr nit eiucm tlIr3cn
no 10" bate iie oIf ieincn @eridJt
geoniportet
uIu boit Gorgen liebe Iaut,, :"
ioetc Der 9leiue iebt boiler IeiluaG.
iuc, imo Ct lieB iid nicbt beirren, al9
iie onitatt 81 auttuorten MIR nit Dem
&opi ldiittclte, o0o6, lie6e Santc,
ic1 merle es Dir oeuiliA an mo cab
oil 0ib nio5t gon5 5u bebcrridben pey.
mcqit, lit mir Der iibcrite 9emeiS oa.
iiir. oob es lid Inn etiuas iebr ern'
lies banoclt 9ittc, bertraue bid mir
an pielleidt fam id Dir bod irgcno.
mle heltcn,"
Gle bcngtc iicb 8u ibm lmo itri6
adrlih nit ibrer Sano iiber iein
@aar lno iibcr feline mci6cu g8argeh:
.9n biit eiit eutcs aino, Srisl
QScm olle Ginoer 70 pdren luie oii,
Damn idbe cs beiier ans ali Der
@elt.
Gle icbmieg einen 9hlgcnblid, i6re'l
@eoanfeu naIbdngenO, oonn iaGte
ie oGrfabreu mirit on cs ia 0oh,
oa fam id es Dir oenu olid gleid
beute nitteilcu: ScnnD fomut aui
ciniae @ohcit al mir.
Gr blidte iie etipos peritanouislos
en ~g9er lit Sen!p?~
DMbcr, 8rib," ihalt &ante @erla,
.uie oft babe icb Dir nibt i6on uon
scr dlteiten Qodter mciner in Nerl.a
uerbeiratctenaoliine or5dblt; i0 bf5e
0u bod crit i'm Oorigcn Sabr lin
q'ilo ae3eiaf cls iie es mir 3un @e.
Mlrtstag ic3IGle.~
Sect fiel ibm ollcs Dieoer EN-.
~qld ia, io, riGtig, ntn pciD ic9,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

brac9tc, Damn ipuBte er ourd6 cine
8roge cS gcibidt wieocr auf odS
Ebcma 81 lenfen, oaS iie natlirgenldB
.am rnciitcn bei61fti9te.
Cine iuirflicbe 6reuuol6oft bate
iid 10 8ipiiben ibnen oebiloct, uno
Die &inocr bingen nit gerooe3u rib
render Siebc on ibm Sufel 6ri6,
ol6 Snfel Sb geuonnt, mar ibr
ND9ott, imo old beite faiHcn tie IL.
glCib bereingeitiirnt, ais iie bon iei.
ncm 9eiuG borteu Sn ibren 9tac1t.
5cnodcn iuie iie chen bonn Dlittngo.
idloi ans Dem 9ett gefro6cu iparel,
lprungcl tic ibm olf oca S0oB. 9laf
ieocs anie iebte lih Gins, uno cr licB
iie rcitcn crit Sdritt, oanu Grab.
0om @olopp, bis iie Gil cinen gun5
groBeu @raben fomen, in Sen tie
Dineinfielen
Die &inoer fonnteu onS Spiel in
im0 uuSipen0ig, ober Def Dem Mort
@robeu befomen iie cS ieoesmcl nit
Der 9lngIt lmo flammertcn ii6 Iteis
bon gteuem Gnaitlid) an ibn llnO
mcm er baum plotlib Die aniee lang
modte nno Die Ginoer olif oen aus
Qeitrcdteu 9eiuen in ocn @raben
rltiben lieB, oa mar Oes SubelS fein
Gnoc.
81 Ncr Siir itano Oos 0lGoAcn
lno rc' ole anoben, Die onoe5ogcu
iucr0en iollten, ober Die b0rtcn nicbt,
bis ploblib bic SSrml Toftor, Die
powibrem Spa5iergolg 5uriidacfcln-
men mar, ins 3tnner trat
9a6cno iiberibaute iie Die 5ituG-
tion, 0aui iAidte lie Die Sinner
6iunus, Die ober crit gingeh nuMotm
Gntel 5riB ibnen felt pcrlprodJcl
bate, nocb gan5 lange 3u bIeiben
Alm mIrinfen Sic no6ber cine Eolic
Iee nit mir 2" fragte 6rnl Doftos.
@r le6nte oourcuS ob, mdbreuo CT
i6r be5iIiGd mar, oas SSadet ab5u-
5iebclL cas- cr oaaa iorgfdltig iiber
cinen Stu6l lcgtc
. (6Orticsuns ipIgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

llno oie fommt nii Elm paar @od)eil
5u Dir %
9ie alte Dame ridtcte iio) in brent
Scbnihlbl womoglid5 nod aeroScr
ami imo ibre Stmmc bate ciuen
itrcngen rmo an ibr gon5 itngcpoglI.
ten borteu SLANG, ais iic iebt iagto;
oSSeunD mIB 3iI mir fouHeli r. iie
bat iib in gcrlin gcraOc3u lmmogllD
qenad)t Nleine Gouime i6rcibt ur,
iie Tonne ibr aino nicbt mebr i'm
Sollie bebalteiL SennD ilirtet ii5crall
berim; man bat Siebesbrieie Del ibr
geflnocn, lie bat ii6 9ienoe5uouS &C.
ecben, lmo babel lit SenD crit oc1t-
5ebn Sabre alt. 9lber mas Sas
idlinnlite BON alien lit - lie bat ld)
iogar i6on fiiiicu luiienr
9os 9ab1 fab ga nit einem oun.
felroten aopf uno puBte 5uerli gar
nidt, pas es iogeit iollte. oglber
Tcnte, oaS lit bod goruicbt mo1lid, "
meinte er enolib, uiic 1T ood meoer
berbcirotet nod perlobt.
o0as lit ia gero0e OaSSfouOoloiel"
fll6r oic Gante tort rW3eine Aolliine
bat gon5 reht SSennD mlB einmol IN
cine gou3 nelte ltngebung; nicleS
Berlin @. iNcint mir uad oen brief-
li6en glnoeutingcu Der reinc Siin.
oenpfubl 81 iein gtur IN elmer gang
rcincn gltnoipbdre fam mo wiro
SennD ipie0er geilnlocn, itno Die fine
set iic bier. Die Ginianfeit, Oos
title 2eben ipirO ibr giit tlui Slta.
tiirliG mill id) iic nidt gan5 iiolieren,
iie foil bin unO pieoer nit mir nui
cinen Gai6 aeben. @an5 leicbt miro
cS mir nibt, Scnnn 5u mir 81 neh.
men abcr icb baltc eS fir ucine
Bili1t, ooS ornc oerirrte aino i!n
ni6t ielbii 5u iibcrIaiicn n iie uIi3
geiunoen.~
r@cuiB, Gonte, oas mub tie, mo
oo3 pir0 iic mlb, g9oS OH lIi ga
cr5Gblit III ia gcrdoc5u enticBlidl
&cnn ib 0cntc, 0oB icb iemdls bciro.
ten iolltc, ino mir Damn piellcidt "a.
gea niiBte, i'd mare uidt Der criie,
Der meiue 6rau tiiBt, oaB pielIcic9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

idlou 9lnoere Dor mir ibre 9ippcu Be.
rii5rten ~"
Gr i6miee er fab ctipoS Dor iidl,
mas er ni6t begrifi @elie5t bate
er ia ou6 Ibon mnn6nal, lucniR.
items bin itno wicoer leioeniAaitlic5
gcidmdrmt iowobl als Sdiiler Die
ais 5dbnrid, o6er 81 fiiiien bate n
nod ME geipagt
D9dur Gins beWnrubigt rGu etiDas,
nabm Gdnte @crta nob lGngercr
Eode oas @ort DlnO eS iii mir ie5r
licb, oaB ih qlei6 beutc NIT Dir 0or,
iiber ipre@en fam 98as mid cu1lt,
mas 3mciiel in mir mtffommen ldBt,
oh if Ged)t babe, ioiort 81 telcard.
pbicren Dab ic6 SennD eripartc, OdS
iino ocinc &omerooen.
@an5 oermunOert iab Srib iie an:
$50 peritcbe oi6 wirfli6 ui3t,
3ante.~
oIu biit chen nod ciu &ino, SriB,
ciii liebes fleines &inO ~ 0eine @u.
meraoen iino in DER @Ie6r5obl ober
ood) mobl anoerS geartet SSennO it,
ipenigiicnS nad Oeu @iloern 8li i:rtei-
len ciu aufialleuo biibides Nldodea,
iie 1T icbr elegant, iie itqnlmt ans eli.
nem mebr ais poblbabenoen Salie,
ga muB man bod inmerbin nit Der
N}0gliAfeit redncn OaB elmer Der
Ofii5iere es penigitens Oerin6er
miro, iid ibr 81 nGbern"
nGos lit gau5 ouSgei6loiien, lie6e
5orte, iiber ben Yimft fannlt ou boil.
ItGnoig berubigt iein,~ mioeripro1
6rib ebenio leb6oft pic ener0ii4.
Sir Die Somcraocn itebc id) sin ipie
iiir mid ielbit glber id peroe trOB-
ocnI Die glllgcu often bc6alten in0
peroe aud Sd)aeiicl 6itteu, iicb Sen
ms an5lmebmen. Der iit cin Ghreu,
mann oirCb ltno 0urdb mo miro iiAcr
einen iebr gliten @influB auf lie aus
iibcn, @r l1Bt Dir iibrigens Ole SanG
tiiiicn. Iontc, imo miro iicb on eincni
Der nGditen Gage cinmal bci Dir III.
iaQcH, menu ou rs erlUubit
oSeDr gerne, mein Suuge, uiu laB
ibA icet uo1 nit iciucn gcIub bis
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5ur nd6lten @ode portcu Crit mus
Sennp bier ieiu uno iigb cinarridltet
babcn imo audi uorber gibt IS nob
cine gon5e Nlcnge 5u I'm. Seam it
ieGr ueriD0bnt ino mcml icb alldJ niG)t
oaron oentc, ibretpcgcn allies auf ben
Sopf 81 itellcn, 10 muB iie iicb oocD
bel mir lpobl iilblen glilh Die I'm.
ge6umg eincs Mcuicben trGgt oiel Dc.
81 bei, iein 0cnten lmo ieiu @rnpiR.
oen 81 dn0ern." Damn obcr
rragtc iie pl0sli6 nod cinmal: qllno
ou olalbit oeincr &omeraOen pirflib
gan3 idber 81 iein?"
o@ou5, Gantc S6on meinetiDc.
gen miro cS feiner tpageu, nit SenuD
irgcno mel6en 5lirt Qn3ufangeL imO
ipollte er es oeimo6 tun, oonn iDeroe
id icbou Gin Yiu6tiport ipre6cn.
&cnn icb mlh iiineer bin ais Die mel.
itcn, 10 bin idb ooc6 au6 Sfiijier mo
trage mic iie ocu Gcgen al mciHtr
Seite.~
u9onn bin id bcrilbigt, mein Sul.
&C, pollRdnoiq sLber MN laile mid,
bite ellen. Ser 9riei bat mid
bod mebr erregt ais on glaubIt gSie
1T eS mtr moglicJ, DAB ein iunges
s&doGcn Der @eielli1oit iicb 70 per.
geiien tonn2" ~ llno oanH Sat Iie:
0GS lit 8uar eigentlib gan5 iclbitOer.
itGnolib, o6er trotoem: gu Oariit nc
tiirli6 ipGter fein 8ort ooriiber Der.
loilten loiien, Dab on ipeiBt, .UcSbnlb
Sennp bel mir 1T. Oh brd6teit lie
0aollrd uur in Die ollergroBte Der.
legenbeit lnO oub oeiue aonsraoen
oiirfcu Die gerunlaiing ibreS Som.
mems nidt erfabren audi S6aeifel
uidt obgleib oif ionit Dor Dem pobl
feline @ebeimniiie bait"
5riB befam eineu ounfelroteH
&opi. nglber Sante, Obstruction iii
bod @brenia6e, in 0ieiem Sale noG
piel Hebr ais in ieoen anoereM 0cut
ScnnD mare bier IN Der @eiclllCbQit
0od geraoe5lI lnm0glid, lpcna mda
luiiBte, mas lie aetan baf
Qllb SriB mar nod gau5 crrcat
ais er en0li1 pieoer our9 Die Strc-
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&c Dor inns @uropdern eriltnoen 6a.
ben. Inter ser Gpnoitie goo, 2300
Sabre Dor G6riiti @e6urt i6on ioa
0as 6o6rro0 ieinen @in6us i'm bimm.
liiden Reide ge6alten 6o6en uno bis
por 6un3ert Sa6ren inn @ebrou6 &c.
meien ieiu. Gieie 6oiiung lit iuoei.
ZEN nlr nit 0em groBten Gorbebult
oui3uncbmen. 1rais bat mo6l nie
aeabnt, oaB CT Der 0eiientli9teit cine
Griiu0ung aegcbeu Die ireili9 crit
cine 9fei5e BON Sa6r5e6nten ipdter IN
iJrer glrt epohenlacbeno mer0eu ioll'
te. Ser arme baoii9e Sberi0rlter
crntete pqmolS nur eitel Spott uno
bdniiGe 9lngriiie ieiner eiaeneu be.
item 6renoe Die ilnperbliint i1rie-
hem roaB Elm Y}am. Der es gemogt
bate, init eiaem iolden &e6ifel 3mi-
i6eu oen 9eiuen iib 6iientlib 81 5ei-
gen INN oem @inoe Gonfurren5 3u
maden Oeroiente, ioglei6 BON Der
9ioli3e arretirt uno ms 9iarrenbouS
Qeiperrt 3ii peroen.@
,Nl 6ronfreid ino @nglauO iano
Oauu piele Sabre ipdter cas- bon
3raiS criunoenc 8o6rroo ieine ted
niidc @erpolltomuuung, Ger 6rau'
5oie .Qlideaur Oeriab ooS 6obrraN
NIT NeOaIen. @naIan0 brabte inn