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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
KENT'S HILL TRIMS
WESTBRO0k HIGH

! Kent's Hill, Me. Oct. A-Kent's Hill
won the opening game OF the champion
ship series Saturday 20 to from west
brook Seminary The two eIevens were
quite evenly matched with the scales fa-
vering Westbrook by a shade. Kents
Hill showed the results Of an idle satur-
day spent playing baseball at the Read
field fair last week. Westbrook star+ed
off with rush and her superior weigh.
in the line pushed Kent's Hill steadily
backward But heavy penalty for an
extra quick start In the backfield chaneed
the situation somewhat and Kent's Hill
by wonderful long pass to Kennedy car
ried the bali over for the first score. Ken
hedy played star game throughout the
contest. but at no time did he do SO much
TOT the team as at this point, for this
score put heart into his teammates and
from that time on they almost outdid
themselves In their effort to win.
In the second half both teams returned
TO the fray fully determined to win. This
enthusiasm seemed to be reflected IN tho
spectators and the third quarter was
characterized by feeling Of intense *.
vicement. Perhaps It 10 to this that ANNA
OF the unpleasant experiences were due
lor petty scrapping was frequent and
penalties were common. Almost every
possible penalty was imposed. even the
rule against coach stepping onto the
field was called into play. Late in this
quarter Kent's Hill added her second
score to her total when Miller intercept
ed forward pass, literally snatchlng II
from the extended arms Of his opponent.
and Koran, in his best play Of the day,
ran the full % yards necessary for a
touchdown. Miller kicked the goal.
Westbrook stiffened her resistance At
this point and Kent's Hill could not rain
until the last part OF the quarter, when
series OF long runs. including one Of
10 yards by Miller. and an UNEXPECTED
forward pass to Belanger. resulted in the
third score. Miller again kicked the goal.
At thi. point Westbrook's series Of trick
plays were tried with marked success and
her heavy backs made play after play for
substantial gains. First down was earned
repeatedly. for the most part through the
consistent work Of Kenney. who Is bound
to be heard from in the course Of thu
season as a ground gamer This kept on
until the Westbrook team had attained
) the @-yard line, when superb tackling
by Jewett and Getchell prevented further
advances and Westbrook gave up her
touchdown ambitions in favor OF a field
goal. Plaisted making the kick and saw
ing his team from a scoreless record. In
cidentaYly this IL the first score made
against the local team this season.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
B0WDOk Is, 18TH CO., 0

Brunswick. Me-, Oct. 1l.-Bovdoin
Fad absolutely no trouble in defeat
Ing the 2sth Co. team from Fort Bald :
win 25 to 0 on Whittier field Saturda v
afternoon. The soldiers were captsin-
cd and coached by Jack Fitzgerald. a
former Bowdoin halfback. who PLAYED
quarter for his team. Newell Foster.
who last year was a prominent can
didate for asback position on Bowooin
was fulfback for the soldiers. These
two players were apparently the onIv
ones who have had previous footha i,
experience on the Fort Baldwin team,
Both played good games. the work of
Fitzgerald being especially brilliant
The soldiers did not make FIRST down
until the third period and then they
were unable to repeat. The summary:
6o"DolN 4 18TH co.
Thompson. Parent, b .....
.'................... re, Pratt, Hart
Zeitler, Il .........,r n Ferris
Kern. secondhand. lg 80. rg, Croker
Small, Dudgean. c ..... c. Galloune
stewart. Atwood. re- lg, Willis, Mari
casper, IT ........... II. Henne.sa,,
Drummond. Pendleton, re
...'... ................... lie, Lakin
Rabbit. Crockett, qb
.,..'.............. .qb. J. Fitzgerald
Hall. Savage. lib ....... RIB. Crosby
Dodge, Dostie. Dodge. RIB
'..'.'.''...... lib, Conroy
spfaeue, Curtis, 10 ...... n. Foster
Score. Bowdoin Is; 18th Co. Fort
Baldwin 0. Touchdowns. Dodge 2. Dos
tie. Savage. Goal from touchdown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
CHICAGO

z-Batted for Cicotte In 6th.
zz-Batted for Williams In 7th.
New York 2 o o 0 0 0 o-5
Chicago 10 0 o 1 3 3 Ks
Two base hits, .Kaun. Felsch, Gsndil. stol-
en- bases. Robertson. kaun. schalk. sacri-
nee hits, saiiee. McMullin. Double plays.
McMulIin to Gandil McMulln to f. Collins
TO e. Gandil. Left on Bases. Chicago 10 !;
New York IL. First on errors. Chicago / !:
New York a. Bases on balls. of Russell / !:
Sallee 4: Cicotte 1. Hits and earned runs.
of Russell. hits 2. runs with none out
in hrst) of SaIlee. hits Is. runs in Ia
innings of Cicotte. hits 8. runs In s
innings; of Peritt' hit; J. runs in Inn
ins.; of Williams. hits ?. runs In Inn
ing; OF Faber. hits none. runs none. in 2
innings Struck out, " Cicotte 8: saIlee 8 :
williams s; Faber I. Ump.ree, oLough-
I'm behind plate: KLEIN at first Rigier II
second Evans at third. Time. 2s7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
Total Figures for the
Five Worlds Series Games

Attendance-l52,6 s5
Receipts-$352.5 $50.
National Commissions ;share-s35, :.
25s.
Players share-$152,S 94.42.
Winning teams share eco per cent. J
-s91, 1866
Losing teams share Gao per cent J.
S61,157.77.
Each clubs share-$s2, 1s421.
Bat and ball fund-S199642
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15

score-Kents Hill %. westbrook 3.
Touchdowns-Kennedy Koran. Belanger.
Goals from touchdown-Miller 2. Drop
kick Plaisted Umpire. Principal Quinn
by OF Westbrook. Referee. Southy OF
Bates. Field Judge. Dow OF Maine Wes-
leyan Seminary. Head linesman, Shack
ford Of Kent's HILL Time, four ION. Pc
RODS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
DETAILS OF PLAYS
First lnninq

burns walked on four pitched balls
llerzog singled to right field and BURNS
dashed to third. Ccotte and williams
were now warming up. Burns scored on
kaur s two-base hit to the right field
fence. Herzog going to third. Russell
WAS taken from the box at this stage and
'icotte was sent in Cicotte had only
few seconds to warm up in the outfieId
before taking his place on the rubber
The crowd booed Zimmerman as he came
70 bat. Weaver took Zimmerman's
grounder and Herzog was run down be-
tween third and home, the play being
weaver TO Schalk. Kauff moved on to
third. McMullln took F'letcher's hot
smash and threw to Schaik. who touched
out kauff as he slid into the plate. Rob-
ertson took Thorpes place at the bat
zimmerman scored on Robertson's single
TO center on Felschs throw to the
plate Fletcher went to third and Ribert-
SO to second Cicotte threw out Holke
az first. TWO runs, three hits no errors
John Collins popped to Zimmerman on
the first ball pitched. McMullin strolIed
to first Eddie Collins up. Salee's curve
broke wide and he could not seem TO con-
troll It. Collins singled to center. McMul-
lin going 70 center Perritt was now
warming up for New York. Jackson flied
to Burns. Fletcher booted Felsch's
grounder and the bases were filed. Gam
dil popped to Holke. No runs. one hit.
one error
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
1900 WINDOW CLEANERS
ON STRIKE IN NEW YORK

New York, Oct. 14.-Twelve hundred
window cleaners went on strike here
To-Day for higher wages The men have
been receiving $1s a week. The strik
ers declared they would not return 70
work unless they were given s2f week
and a rate Of $50 week for "Ttfa
work
They rejected an offer Of 50 weeS
increase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
1000 SEE HEAvIES WIN FROM
Maine AT BAYSIDE, SCORE II TO 6

Another attempt, however, sent the
ball firmly into the arms of burlington,
who took it past the line Just as the
time for the first half was up. Ine
play W asin progress when time was
over and the touchdown counted, put
ting the Hearies in the lead for the
first half. IS to 6.
In the third quarter, Fraser, for the
second time. scored touchdown ana
Gardiner kicked the goal. The Heavies
were then leading. 20 to s.
Shortly after the fourth quarter
opened, the Heavies again had the ball
planted in the garden of six points
Fraser for the third time OF the bat
tie being the hero. Gardiner kicked
his second goal and the score OF the
Soldiers went up to q points. A fierce
struggle featured the fourth quarter,
with the University of Maine fighting
their mightiest for gains. The college
men were making good progress, but
the minutes weren't long enough. The
whistle sounded the contest over as
Gardiner of the Heavies punted to the
Maine team.
The Heavies were first to come upon
the field and they were greeted by all
of the 1000 that were present at the
game. The Heavies sent two elevens
into action and many of the. Portland
boys were among the crowd. while
several college stars and High school
players were also among the % big
huskies. The university players were
given another great ovation when
they made their initial appearance at
240. The difference in the weight of
the two opponents could easily be
seen.
The lineup was as follows:
MAINE HEAVY ARTILLERY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15

,Drummond. Referee, Moore Of Bates
Umpire. Tom Kelley OF Portland An.
letic Club. Head linesman. Charls.
Fitzgerald Of Bath Y. NJ. c. A. limo
two IL and two 10 minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15

In his will Mr.. Dugan left various
sums OF money for charitable purpos-
6. 1t Is alleged by the appellants, &C.
cording to a report on Thursday, thai
Mr.. Dugan was Of unsound mind when
the VIII was drawn. Mr.. Duean vas
Ior many years one Of the best known
horsemen in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
Saturdays Totals

Attendance-27. 1923.
Receipts-s69. 403.
National Commission-S694o.ao.
Players share-Nothing.
Each clubs share--ss1. 2a1.5s.
Bat and ball fund-S694.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15

Score: Naval Reserve T. Colby O..
touchdown. Murphy. Goal from touch
down. Jacobs. Referee. Cook of Maine:
umpire, Bagnall Of Colby; head lines
man and field judge. Lieutenant Fogg
of the navy. Time. minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
WHITE S0x IN LEAD AGAIN
PASS GIANTS WITH 8-5 SCORE

Saturdays Game Sensational in Extreme W it h
All Kinds of Baseball, Good, Bad and Indiffer-
ent - Misplays were Many But Interes
" Never Lagged-White Sox Artillery Batters
Down StrOngholds of Giants in Late After
noon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
Third Inning

zimmerman tipped his cap when the
crowd jeered and got Texas Lacquer
into right center. Felsch DIST the ball
IN the sun. Zimmerman was almost
caught off first and run down, but
Weaver dropped the hail. the play be-
ing Cfcotte to Gandil to Weaver the
ball getting away from Weaver Zim-
norman ran back to first Fletcher
line flied TO McMullin, who doubled
zimmerman with quick throw to
Gandil. Robertson bounced single
Oft Cicotte's glove. Holke struck out
and the crowd gave Robertson a big
laugh as he ran to second and then
dashed to third. thinking Schalk had
made a wild throw into center field.
No runs, two hits. one error.
McMullin flied to Robertson. Eddie
Collins walked 10 first Robertson
made an easy catch Of Jackson's fly
Collins scored on Felsch's long drive
10 the left field bleachers for two bases.
Gandil flied TO Kauff. One run, one hit
no errors
Fourth Inning
Rariden singled 10 right field. his sec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
Second lnninq

Rariden singled past Collins. Sal
lee forced Rariden at second, Gandil
to Weaver. Burns whitfield, biting on
a knuckle ball for third strike.
Weaver made A bobble on Herzog's
grounder. Sallee moving on to second.
collins threw out kauff at first No
runs one hit one error.
Fletcher got Viewers smash and
threw him out. Fletcher also threw
out Schalk. The crowd cheered CT
cote, who walked. Sallee worked a
cross fir" ball all through the inning.
John Collins fouled out to Rariden No
runs. no hits. no errors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15

Factory output two hundred thousand
Daily. Largest selling brand Of 1oc Cigars
IN the world. Factory. Manchester. n.
H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
The lineup was as follows:
LAME HEAVY ARTII EpV

/ Heavies-Levett for Curran, O'Brien
for Levett, DUDE for Duran, Drew for
Winch. Johnson for Drew, Mitchell for
Kelley. Curtis for McGlauflin. Lee for
Curtis, Birkenmayer for H. Foster,
Shook for Birkenmayer, Purington for
w. Foster
Maine-Barry for Courtney.
Score, Maine Heavies q, UNIVERSE
ty of Maine s.
Officials: Referee, Fred V. Oster-
eren of Holy Cross College. Umpire
Woodbury. Howe of Westbrook Semin-
AIRY. Head linesman. Lieut. Coffe.
Time, 10 minute quarters. Touch
downs, Fraser 3. Gardiner, Rowe.
Goals from field, Gardiner ., Puring
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-15
Ninth Inning

Ninth Inning
Weaver threw out Fletcher. Robertson
flied to Jackson. McMullin threw out
Holke. No runs no hits. no errors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

Italneno IteIle i6 oas feIt. Sotte
ni6t Die g9eIt Elm onoeres @elih.2
llno INNER pieoer: ipie aus SrGu-
men iteige i'd.
02it miibiam eripartetem 9(uto
no6 Souie. 0ur6 Riiiie. lunar
nuineeu, Subel binOurh fomme id
longlam 5ur inneren Rlarbcit. Sim
Glide libe id, pie id5 felt Monaten
nidt iaB; in meiner 9ibliotbef griiBe
ih Die biel bermiBten aameraoen 0.e
pie Sol0aten, nod INNER in 9ieib
uno @Iieo iteben. 9lIIe Ndlme
nonole i6 ob; 2iebfoiungen berebr.
ter @eeenitdnoe. llno ais CROPS
@unoer miro mir flor: allies iuie
einlt lln0 ifnmer fIorer miro es
mir: Die neue, perGnoerte g8elt ir
mir iette cine neue, ber1noerte gSelt
um mid porous. &rieg 1T ober mist
elm 8uItan0 ser @elt, ionoern Gin
8uItano ser Menidbeit llno 10
itaunt man, nod elm Stiid @elt III
finoen, oos in ieiner Stimmnq, in
ieiner auf mid pirten0en @obrbcf-
tigfeit, gan5 6ricoen, gan5 rmper0n-
oerte gSatur 1T Wlon eritclnt, mo
bod lit allies 70 ielbitperitGn0lid. Tie
@eitirne, ser Sori3ont, Die Sobres3ei.
ten allies 1T nie BON gpigteit bee.
llno fam MIR 70 iein.
9lber oie Stinmtng (llrlmlbSitinl-
mung neune i'd iie), Die mid imm'r
pieoer neli podt Oh Der organiihen
Observation-Disclosures INN mid, lit mir
lieb ipie Elm gebeimnisoollcr 8uItnno,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

oerIt1noIiG in oen imgepaihcnen
W3unO geitedt; allies &loIienmter-
ibieolihe iueggeipiidt; aus eiEem
Eopf oetuirten nit on6eren iingetuo.
ihenen Wliinoern; nirfungslos ie0er
9laim5er Don 8orgeiettenl Wleta-
morpboie oes inneren imo duBeren
Meni6en @einabe obne 8eipuBt.
belt erlebt man iih innerIih unO
duBerli6 9lur man6mal fiiblt man
idmer5bon ole meni9Iibe Seeie
our6breben, gleib ipie Some aus
briiAiaen Molfcn. 8 oonn:: Stn-
BEN pon5 lnenibli6er 9einl 9ieier
grnuiam ite6enoe Shmer3 in 5lden-
Der 9ruitl Sebniu6t it's, Sebn-
fl6tl
llno nun iifs pl0bIib gobrbeit ge.
poroen. g)iit SebnMft gelaoen, last
man ii1 our6 Die Shm0en trug.n
5nriid nob Der Seimot .oilf llr.
Ianb. S6on ipiire i6 einen 5roucn.
arm Inn meinen Vaden imo 5itternoe
Rin0erlippen aiif meinem Wluuo.
llno iebt erit peiB id, oaB ib bi,r
mein Ser8 5uriidgelaiien babe mn
Dab i'd 9leidiam beimfebre 81 Mi
nem Ser5en.
Scimfebrl Staot aIler St6oe.
Seinot 9erlinl @ie bddt Der geno.
gelte Stiefel uif eepfloitertem @ea.
Selle, gerooe StroBen; ,SGuierfaiia.
oen, iteinerne 8oben. g9ie i'm pu-
den Grolln genieBe idh allies. Scr.
liner Gnibel. ipie emit; iiberboupt
i'm @runoe allies nod ipie emit. gr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
UrIaub.
Bon Grid CiterfeIO.

Vie aus elmer anoeren@elt fomnt
man, Ielblt Elm onoerer, uno 70 boil
Sebniudt aelooen pie ME. 8illen.
los, tpie raitibaefiillt, ldBt man iif
our9 Die Shmoen traeen ~ 5uriid
na6 Der Seimat aiif llrlnlb.
9llleS grauiam Grlebte, iultgrim.
mig grtrogene, allies ipie in miioer
@IeiheiiltiJfeit Singeronlmene IL,
70 fiibIe id, ilrplotlih bon mir abae.
fallen mie piue&udte ODER oboeiprun-
gen ipie cine imflanmernoe SSan't
llno ib ipiire, 0aB es in mir tpie nit
Gliigeln idblGat Die frei getporSen
iino ga, ean3 ofoers 1T allies, 70
rnpirflih anoers. ollie @efiihIe
iino boil Troum ino Erdume fible
ih aus meinen gIlgen ipringen.
0es 9risges barte 6aiiit iibt einein
i'm @enid (oadjte i'd manhmal fun.
merboll gebemmt) uno oudt 3ur@roe
s,e fuItilrictter. intcIIeftDoller o"r
W4eni1, oeito padenocr fiiblt er eie
borte 8ailit. srieg 1T do ipintiIierte
i'd oft) llmponolnng oes glerDenmen'
ihen in ben Weusfelmeni9en, Grit
ipcnn man iih ale 8einbeiten, ale
S,ntelleftilolitdt. olle &lilhIrformcn
oIle @erpoGntbeiten abgeipobnt bet.
fiiblt man iib pobler Sn ihnrIbi-
ger Gault Elm Stiid Sped, iUie icIbit-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

in Dem man @riparhmgen inOSd n.
beiten genieBt. 0lit r1tielooIlcr
9leuqier befra6tet, erlebe id olleS
9(lte neue. g9ie gebeinnisooll idncIl
oie Belt bergebtl W}an mo6te iie feli-
bplten, ieoe Shnoe modte man feIt
bolten. glber iie rieielt ipie &ieiel
our6 9epreBte Singer. llno nod ct-
mas @eientliheS oieier llrloubsitim-
ming miro mir bepuBt; oieies un.
bdnoige, berrli6e @efii6I Der 6r,i-
belt. W3an fam iid wie0er aus
leben, iuie man mill; fam nicSor
tim, tpas man mill. lln0 10 miro
Oie aIte, ihone Belt wieoer wob.
Wlon fiiblte, pie gut man's nod ae.
babt bot, ais es eiuem miierahcl
qing. 9ie idnelIe 3eit orduat 5u
eiligem @euiB Nlon raft oleidiam
ollie Grlebniiie 6uiommen n ihnef
baitig, oenn Die 3eit bat eilige Sol-
len.
llnb Damn fommen Die aItenSrern-
oe, ole Seimeebliebenen 8u icoeni
iu6t man cine neue, gebeinnispclle
9e5iebung, ober in ellen finOet man
Ole oIte, gebeiunisDolIe llnperdnoer-
lidfeit.
,@eIpr16e iiber oen 9rieg ro-
tiirlih. Seoer bat 10 feline Geoan-
fen, aber allen oauert er i9on 81
lange llno oie bieIen Spfer (flo9t
mon), oie 9d6e Srdnen, Ole 5erri9ie-
nen Ser5enl ga, ia, ja gs 1T plcl
@eb in Der @elt 9lu6 ibr IN Scr
Seimot leioet einen groBen ipiti9cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12
Ter 2Oppcloanser.

Ser Shirt zines fleinen 9dnodens bcs
ioB in Der Yerion eiues e6emnIiQen 9dis
terneiiterS einen @oppelqdnoer, oelen
@rilieH8 bem 6o6en Serrn ichou maudeu
&eroruB 5ereitet bate Sn gIu5ic5en,
Sang un0 6olhna d6nelte er oemScrrs
ldler ipie Elm 81 Dem nnOcrn. emf emen
&ulf BON oben lieB MN oer 8oli8eirat
eines SaQe5 Den miBIebiqen @irqer al
iid5 beic6ei0en un6 eriudte ibn nit 6oflis
hen g8orten, iid in 2uilnft elmer an0em
@arttrodt 5i befIeibiGen
llnge6oIieu pies Der allo @emabreaeIte
oielcS 9lnllnuen a6 9luh Die ii6rqcn
pohlouSgciIiieelten @orlhlGNe oes 9|ers
treters Der &ermduoaO prallten an oem
Gidid)doel beS @ddermeiitels ab pie bic
gGelle am SeIien
90 6rad itIiebIi9 Der @ebuIOsfaoeu
oes Boli5eirdt5
so aep6bncn Gle Iich peniqifens Sbs
ren lalIoummen Gang obl" platt, er
pilteno beraus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

S6mer5. 0ieier Grieg lit cine borte
Yriifllng imierer WlusfeI- ino Ser
penfroit. g8ir miiiien mlshoItem
foroert Ger gang natiirli9e Erieb scr
Selbiterbaltltng. 5reltnOe Ser Sci
mat, Oenft an Die grauen 9rii0er
orauBen, all ose langen Sprlmg-auf
-morid- -mori1 &eiben Der oll2.
gei6pdrmteu Sdabenlinien, 0ie in
Den raiielnOen Sadettoftadtod-Eoo
gIeidiam bineinipringen, Die ocn
Sui NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &ugcln aus.
geieBt iinO Sag ln0 9to6t. 1enft
an Die in ben felidten. miffigen llr-
tcritdnoen Die beim 2idtlhtntpf cure
Sriefe beri6lingen mie na9 Sagcn
oeS SlngerS Elm Stiid troden Yrot
Ienft an Ole in Sen Sor6l0dern Dor
Oen Irobt0erbouen, Die II in 9eIern,
TT nod or6eiien niiien, bis Der
SdmciB out Ger Stirn gefriert, 0erft
an olle, Die oralBen g9o6t balten ieit
0ielen, Oielen Nlon0en ldon. gtein,
gemiB, Tie LADEN nibt aber iie trai-
ern aud ni6t Sie tun i6re @ilodt
mo barren ans 9as, mcine 9ie-
ben iinO Spier, iino Graftprobea.
Die ibr iie nod nidt erarimoen.
f0nntl llniercGnfel merocn oooor
erfhauern &br oeriicbt mid, urO
cure @riiBe meroe i'd mituc6meu,
Oenn idb meiB, Dob @riiBe Der &eiuut
Die &iiiie limo alf ouritige hppeh
o0er mie Nlutierbdnoe iiber geiurd,.
ter Sobnesitirp.
lluo Damn fonlmt Die 3eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

ipo ole erauen Sdattcn SeS slbid!
oes 81 W}elon6olien meroen, 6ic iidJ
nie Elm Clip ouf Der @ruit ieitieten.
gllle 3Grtli6feiten, Gle man gcnicit,
ipenoet man aus pollIlem &cr5en.
Das ggeib miro ncu CUR @eliebten
glusitreden mo6te man Die glrme in
ollie g8elt III feitflammern mill al,m
iib oIR traiml6neIlen @liif lehtrn
@euieBens, g9ie oos Ser3 ans Ser
9riIit ipringt, mie man ii6 fronpr-
baft losreiBen mliB bon allenL no
ran man nit Eicfitem bGnatl
. 3itriid gen Niienl 0os I'm.
beitimmte, in 0os man bineinlieiqt,
mie in Elm ounfles Sod, i6niirt Sic
@efiible 3uiammen trodnct sic GebLe
aus. @is ieBt it's gut gegouoer,
oenfe i6 9l6cr mie ictt?.
@ie Stlnoe Oes glbN6ie0S 9lod,
einnol, in Iester, flammernoer linz
arming ic0es Gefiibl, ie0eu 9lter
sic Trdnen trinfcn, oie ans
dn8Itlid-fludern0eu glu1cn rinnen
&c6 mill reoen, ober es Qcbt nid.,.
Gie &eble 1T troden uno augeibnirt
SSeoes @ort lit Elm Sdhifen, uno nie
9luaer iinG ncrbdugt bon Tr1nen.
icbleiern 0ulnme Sentimpntolit~t +
oenfe i6 9Iber id bin ueid ipie
g8a65.
Der @o6uiteig lit gepfropit boil
bon llrloubern lHo ibren gln0pb9ri'
gen. @orte, Siebfohm9cn Gcri.
ser @eidhid5e, ein W1d0heulndlen.
9a iebe ib: cine Dlutter oibt i6rcm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-12

nebmenl lmO gar ibn ~ ibnl er ii
Die iein &ater, genau 70, uno 0eiier
g9ort mar: 9icbcr nit ar oeu @lcb
nen betteln, ais nit cinem bon ibnep
cinen Sdon6flcd teilenl - Du mutt
oas aud nod niiien, Wfortbal"
Sie ontportete nicbt; lie legtc mi
Die Sono mIf leine gl6iel, tpie lie mohl
ou3 ionit tat, menn lie ibn beruGigeu
mollte
u@irit on ibm nod beute ic6rci.
benz fragte iie naH fur5cr Bolie.
a&cute? - nein~ eutgegncte CT
bitter, ,6elit' orOnen ii6 mir sic Csc.
oonfen iAledt; morgen ioll er ieinen
9eldeio boben.
g|o9 elmer flenen @eile Itan0 CT
oilf lu0 griff na6 ieiner giicbIe. .SGj
acbe in 0en @olO."
Batter" ioete iic eridbrodcn, vrii
bottcit mir oeripro1en, Oieicn AbenS
cabcim 5u iein; ib iollte Dir porlelem
- 9ero0e beuiel~
oglm eriten Septemberl~ inter.
brarG er Iie, Dib neiB es, Deurt6o,
aber icb fam mein @ort nid)t 6alten:
Der 9rief oo bat mieoer allies ara in
mir ouigcregt uno MN treibts mid
binolsl"
|aB es imm0glib iuor, ibm ieiueu
Goriob misalreoen, puBtc iie, mo 10
iab iie ibm MIR befiimmert noc6.
(S@IuB foIet)