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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

Mus brtlden GaieIlen miro berd]tet ooB Die puma
uno Die yNotben IN GetersbrN Elm Sero luo cine Seee
eien oaB 6r ein3ger @eoanfe mare ocn Jeiuo nieoer
slriuqeu un0 Dob Die @ntdeiolng iiber Die Srage mel
ak McQierungsorm has &on0 jeBt betommen ioae, big
lad Dem ariege ougqdoben woroeu ie @au5 anoerS
c0od flinaen Die Gubrdten ans fionoinaDid)en Gan.
Iiee Nndlriden laiicn feinen 3peifc oardt 0aB Die
o3aliitildjen uno oie anOeren raofaen Glemente IN
9inBlan0 idnel ole Sberban0 befommen. Sic babcH
Sic 6jefungeuietung ocr 3oreniamc cr5mllpgen, mo
e ior0ern eBt ipie bic 9adridten ans SdDme0en 1lo
Ganearf 6eaqen ole 8erbanlg aller Wiitglieoer Der
ribercn faerldeu 5amilic oie iofortee Erotlamirng
ser &epublif bic 9eidagnobne aaes @ripot uno Sir
denciaeut6unlS ln0 eucn balDigcn 6rie0eu. Gle ar.
becn0cn @loen orobcn nit eineu @eneralltrfe, elmer
nclen 8epolition menn ibre Sorocrngen nidt bepil-
liat mcr6eu un0 Gcegateu Der 9ouern no in &eters'
hra cinqerocn nm al perIonaen, oaB Die Wtannidaf-
ten Scr Gerci SSu6rg1nge oeS Seeres ofort entallcH
fcr0en 0ant iie ais 2an0or6eiter uerpen0et uer0cl
fSnncn
GS liegt IN ser 9latur Der Soc, ooB Die alts ifo1
0nupiId)en Guelen ltanlmen0en gSodridten iber bic
8utdnoe III @uBlono Die elantwiir6igcn limo, oenn eS
IeQt inn Sutereiie Gnaaros, Die Yolfer ber 0aS, ma3
III Mlblou0 uorqe6t i'm llntlarcn 5u bolten llno es
entbc6rt e0er 2oqif Dab Gin golt Gin nmienoes Gof,
ocs inter Der &me 6ungere i.no fein an0cres Sebnen
Bate ais id iott 5u een ltno Srie6en u baben lest
nad @nternunq Der S{niitc, 5urn weeren Sunacrn to
sln ucitereu 8lHcn aui Sen Sdlodtcoern 6eref iein
iclte 9ei encn inteigentcn nad Srebet oiirltenoeH
@oIfe udrc Elm ioldcr ploblider llmdprng IN Der Csc,
lilulng pobl mogld a6er nidt bei einem hmpTtni.
pgn @olte mie oas ruiiiihe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
@nrcam bee CJr0dnoe. .onmeIlDrs

BAL more. Wlo 1G Wldrs 1911
Herlieeelie slnoebete III GnpIiIat opsoeiers
tiqt rno ~ ben g@onro Of 9lpnros In care
u tpe Gilp @c9iirr" aorciirt wcroen bonl
@inotNealltrdtor enioeocn qcnunimcn in fcis
ncg @irsou in &atabogic bis @iithvOM, 2s.
WARS 1917, bis llhr &oruliilaos, fir 9ipeli
lirnnN @anelienbon. .iino RiIaiierung Der fol-
Gomtrait Wr. 1852:
Scnnrr Mcao, bon Der Giarrionsglbe big 5rr
Gnfliel0sgOc
eprmoSaie.3ue., bon Der GOacpoo6.gbc 0s
cbaciuoOS.Slsc;, bon Der G5airoicp.glbc. bis our
GprinO0aIesQlbe
gOp4aiail.9iOc, BON Der Dcmlou.eir bis 8ur
Nili0itsGtr.
0urlislc.Slae., bon Der 2cuifon.sr bis su
suifmunglSt. bon Der DeuifOu.er. bis 8nr
0iltons5tr.
alGo.slse, bon Der eurrIongbe. bis 8ur Sill,
tofsGtr
9eaIiun.eir, pon scr gaicmou.qlOc. Dis sut
Wlonoapnlin9lOc
oi5ltpH.eiry, ron Scr 9OpDoiau.gpc bis 8r
eOttoss.s'uc., bon Der ilImauglbc big 5ur @io.
lcta9lbc
@iSlet9lSe; bon Der Bari Scis6ts.glpc. bis srr
Goiinoe 9lhe
9rsautslur. bon Der RcnulbIoania.eloe. bis
5lnl gnDeniorop Ierrace
SsglttieFa,IMgsy aIsIN oog oSr &cnnIpmonia,gIUe bis
MurriSllrc. bon Der Wipnoapnlinrglbe bis ptr
9l6aeImahte anontltateu.
$4,000 Nuaorni 2lnr6s Observation-Disclosures.
10000 2insiSnB @dn8er GnncretsRunoiiein uun
ltiironnnen am Grt
20 600 MilbiisNnrNS &iucllirnna
Sie ohcil anacQebeuen 2lhlen rcprdfenitrcn
ole a0peihdtien QnNniitdien Der bdllntid1Iib,
lien IN oieienl @0nrnft erideinenhen Rnlieu
'Sener Beicr mnB ocn Gancn her Nnra.
Idlaitss@ompaqnic pelcher fir ion Wirqibafi
ltelcn mirh. I'm Safe ibm ber Gonirofi Buoe,
iproder mirn, einitnlfH mo einem Qlnocbnl
Elm @ertiiini Der beireiienoen giirolmultSl
GonlpaOnie beiiitqelt IN mphem iim Sic pebierc
hercit crfliri, Die WirOld0it Su Icificu sic
Ginhnliliuq olcfer Neiiinlminoen GeiienS 6es
NieicrS fol- ois einc oem 2niprud 6eS Con.
iroftcs nordllsNc0eno, NeouQune beirabiei
merncu
GncSiiifaionen r6nnen nlf GrInhcu IN Sem
Qitrenu Der SirubenhnrcbrrhStGD tGDmmiildrc I'M
Ndibhalt1 ON mo nab oenl iedb3fhnien Tane I'M
9fdr5 1917 erlnnnt pcr0en mo Rldue uub q,ru
file am NpiOrmniion Der Nieicr nrfipncn sin
Tenoi hon $500 miro FIR iche Rcbc nor
GN8iiintioneu ber cinen Gontraft ncranof
ons AIrlderllallci ipiro penn Elm gniacbp
cinocreibi ILL.,
Sic Grntrafi 9'eh1roe bchdlt Hd ba8 Redl
nor iracno cin oner ale 9lnQebnte an pcrlner
fen. Nn hcQdnboer Ghed oeS qlieters ni
| cine r9ledrinq Npliic Ram" 8ahlhur an ner
Nrdhor mo Sinhtraih hpn gnlli,ilhrc nbci
S2000.00 nnB ichcm gtnnchoi hciocfiai ieiu
sInhn 81 9inbmcttc,
! Frdiioent Der GirnNenonrh6ruhS gomnildre
@nacne =. 0lccners
I NeTtdiiNi an A. 9Rdr5 t9i7
,fubn Nnbcrf
lnna. NTllecrl ner GnnirnIi Qeh8rne.
(M0Bl6l02t2327l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
collollllo GdIofer.

Gs iiarb an ~ Ndr3 1917 Sobanna emnicr
q Sabre az 9clieble @aitin oe5 bcriior6cnei
No9n " @@aer, Die &ecroiAnHq inoei am
Diittpod, gldbulliaes nm lA3 llbr bon Der
gSobnng ibrer Io6ter 6raii 9nnie 6roqaon
Yir, 25GG, &cit.Nnitimurc. etranc, aus aiii oel
gSeeru 6reoboie" itait
Anc Die mid bier qeIiebet
Die men glbibieo iebt bclriibei
$50 bcicD @lrl0 Gohes Sanb.
Soil erndbrcl cr helCDibet
@r belbeeret, mas SUD niibei
9'rm 10 vt nlein Snls beiieQi,
@ute J'dd)t on etle gSeil
lWMr2O 2sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
ghrran bes McOauSc.JnipcitorS.

GS miro biermt belont gemal6t boB bic
pSnlernaiioual 99ooo & @aper $roouct 50"
qendB Der am 10. Iin 1908 uier3ei6neien
@eroronung glr 100. glbic6nii AZ. @aruQrnpb
~ (pe am 2s @onentber 1911 umenoiri), I'M
Grnubnb nocbgeiud6t Bat oaS gIHneien an
ner Sihnit @de @aberion Npdn lln0 9crinQtons
GtraBe ais eine Sol5arbeits 6dbrif 81 benlBen.
z. z. SDrnc,
(Mdr327 2s) c5e68uSesSnipeltor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Gioenartiac gcridtc fummcu ans Ser diuciiIden

Gigsunrtiee Seridte fOmmen ans Der diueiidJcu
Smiptito0t &efirg Ger 9tegierimg OeS 6eidcs Der
A2itte oa Is icbt leio tbin oaB ie Die oipomatdlen
@e3ebnnaer 3li Deutidono obgebrodcn 6at lnO Wiit'
glieoer oes Cabinets iolen eingeonoen babcn, Dob e
S noreiliq gebonoet baben 3enn 0eie gtadridt altf
MnArbeit bcrlbt, oann t0nnte lie ais 8eues Oqfr ans.
asIe9t meroen oaB SSapau uno Deutidlan0 chamber
naber gctreen ino oenn oos dlinciiide Cabinet miro
iCSeaas III groBcrem Mabe ron Sapan bceiniliBt nlS
rur Den tbrigen @nteltemddter sat uiellebt Die 9es
tolton IN RuBlano mo ole 9htsdlt ati oie @rHnoumg
elmer uiiiiden Hepublif Die iblauen Soponer 5u Der
lcber5erang gcbradt OaB IN }ltitnt bic 6remoid3oft
Grutidanos BON gr0bcrem gSer6e r Sapau lein miro,
ais Die Sren6ibdit MtBlanOs imo gnglanos9 Siirdtt
NON ii 1ofo pieled)t oaB Sapan ourd Elm amerifa-
riiM brdruiiiidjes @inoniB iiolirt per0er f0nnte2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

Narcau Der straRruourh0rnns.Go .GomntiNdre.
Bnl more. no. l6. 1idr3 1917.
&creaelie glngebole, in 9liplfai 1isgeiers
ti9 mn qu ben q@oaro o glmaros, ~ care
pi ibe Glib Hegiiter", aoreiltrt, pcroen bonn
GinoisRegiraior enqeac Qenomnen IN eis
neH giirenli i'm Raibbanie Dis WittlUCd, 28,
MaH 1917, bis II llbr @ormiiiaas, iilr &bel'
lirnna, @a1oieinodl nno Bilalierng Der lol'
genoen SiraBen gendB
GUntr0h Hr. 1853.
@olttmpresStru bon Der NentalonsSir, biz 5iir
grnnSiuid.e bon Der ooDmoiretr biz 8ur
Srenerd Non0
2uloucg.eir., hon Der MiGnaon Cane bis 5ur
@Qii GDnn glhe
ct. geneoct. Str, bon Der WiqinQion Zane bis
3lir Brlinemida cir.
Oait ahuu,SlUe. BON Der St @cueoicieh bis
3lir GulancOi1r.
Catherine. ctr.
MionaterG. .gl0c., bon Der SreSerid Roao bis Bnr
Oh Sreoerd Roao
qairnicnntSIhs, oon Der cJarrilon cane biz
Bllr &eetps neuen SiraBe
WbncldldBtc Gunntitdtcm:
1G200 9uaorn Onros Gjubaephalt 3ilaiier
5000 SinsSnB Han5erNanolien mo 9hins
oiinqeH am S0rt.
3,d00 Gnaorai Oaros gSiQiioe" 2ieqelltelne
ais Efldlicr I'M Gira6enbaDnglrea
6.700 AnDii OdroS 9ibeuiunQ
@te obeil aHge0ebenen Snblen reprdieniiren
pie abaeiddbicn Gnoniitdien Der bauptidblibs
lien IN oelem @onirafi erldeinenben BoIien
Seher %eier nnB oen Hnmen Der @iirgr
lhdii0.@ .@ompaglie, melcDcr fir ibn Niirelhait
teller mtro, i'm Salle ibm Der 9ortraii 5nqe.
nroden miro, ettirogen lub ieinenl glngepot
Elm Gcrtiiifni Ser beireiienoen BirlDniSs
HompaelIie beiiit0cn, IN meChem ito nie Yebiere
bereit erIldrt. Die NiirQlddli 8l leiieH @te
@tubdlllinq nicler Wciitninnlilen Seiiciis 0es
Nicters lon oIS cine oem 8nprilb ocs Gon
trnties nordiSGebenoe 9eoin0ung heiradiet
lperoeu.
Spe5fifahoneu r6nncn aui @rIuben In benz
JAifTpQtf if0ro i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
@efanntmadlitnaen.
9nrcaM 0cs ge0da0e. anIpelIura.

%. Wl1r3 IUII.
S8 babe gppiiafioncu iiir Die oecroeu &ri.
blegicn er0Qlien
gir. il sHur6amsGtr, % S.sB. Motor
9ir. 10t QS.sGroBsGt so 6.$ Numpieliel.
glae l'roicte miiiien mn ooer Dor 10 Nor
&ormiiinqe AM Sonnerltal, ben ~ Wtig5 1915
bci'm @ebdnoe.Snipefior eiuaercibi metoer.
8. 3, NDre,
(OldS2T Sebdudes Snipeliur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
gNillinin NlirnInllS-

@s iiarb am a. Mdr5 1917 @iIiam Wico.
lanS, 9eIiebier eioite Der oeriiorbenen SeIen
9iicoaue IN ieren S4 Gebensidbr Die 8es
eroi9ung iinoei 9ieniten, a. N3dr5, Nabmit.
iaas VA llDr. bon Der g9oDnung lener Nicble
iyrnn gSiuiam NrUlpn, yir. 22G GhosGDeItCrs
straRe, aus AMI Dem r0af GGpn Sreoboie"
ilutt (.lGdr825- -27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
@eurac glltpcter.

IS iiarb an a. NdrJ 1917 CIcDrac 0nSetcr
N teinem 50. Scbensl06r aelebter @ntte bon
Ameliu @ltpeier (aeb IbiemeOer). Sic Beer
oiaullg iinoet 5irnitaa, ~. 0iir8. &ormiiiaes
nm l0 llDr bon einer gSo1nnng, 9ir. t4tS,
9scit.Wiulberrgs sStraRc, aus nii. Neiebung
pripatln ani Dem gGouoon Bari 6rieb6ofe".
llHMrA2h- 21l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Siuau5iellcs.

Chalmers Oil e WaS GompanO, Sue.
@ri0ritdies0lften 1inoeu6c Nr. s.
Slne regelmatlle Iiericiiabr9, 9ini6enoe non
uGbnlnlers Oil & tSaS Company erlldrt NOR
oelt 3abIpnr an 4. April 1917 M gutiondFc,
oie am 5dlrB Der @ei6dlic am 21 NltVs
1917 QcbnCb lno Sic glflien lcherlmreis
blnns g'iher meroen bom % Widr3 1917 bis
2; glpril 1917, einihlieBid bciocr 9aen ae'
ibIplleit.
(9lr823 2730) Sdobmeiler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Ser Q[ntiuUrt Qaniina's mi nm
Qnniin lSnrn0ief.

Sc lnrb an a. WdrS 1917 In ibrer ggobs
mng 9ir. 4i3, eIo.@ilmor. strnRe, 9uuiSa
Nnraoicf (aeborene geeltc), aelicbie Satin bon
@jnitaO Barnoei Ste 9eeroigunp iinoet am
IienitaG, n. Wlir3 Nnbmittap5 I'M 2 llbr,
bon pbiqer gSobnung ans aui ocu ,0eoar Siui
6rieoboie" itatt (Udr82G 2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
MRinn 9Nnnndl-

Gs iiar6 am 25. Wldr5 1917 W;iua @oaad,
~ SABRE alt, 9Siiipe bon Wioics Q8alla0 sic
8eeroionng .linoei 2enitna, ". Widr8, ga1s
mliiaqs = llDr bon iDrer gSoDnuii9 9ir. $40,
rosHnliin0tonslluciiNe, aus iidti. NeieBung
prpaim Bite feine @Iumen.
(W{drA26- 27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

IS L6ieo aus oieem 2e6en am 25. Nsdr8
d0l7, 3reoerid 6boer geIie6tcr @diie bon
@n9n Abocr 0ie Srdiericcr Tnoei am
Wiiillupdl, 2S. Wldr6 9lnDmiiiaaS itn llhr
IN eincr lSobuuug yir. 2303, 9lpalun.gIpenne,
nan, Nelebung nnl Dem oGollhon @ar ,Srieo
b0te" (]RdrS9G- 2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
gcfnnutmnt6nngcn.

Sn iDrer rcsclmdhacn sitnua ain Slcns.
tag, 20 Miar5 1917, unlni bic Su61et.9eB5roe
oen iolgcnbCn BciGhh IN Ne5na aMi bic %.
itrnitioHen anf 6eH Biicniliden SerteBrspCgcn
M:
glae &erfonen. Die Gbiiruitonen bon
ben oleinlidDen 8erieDrslpegen 81 eniiers
ncn Wi1lic0eli miiiieH uicbt ipdtcr als am
&rioilegien cine glppliaiioH iiir euen
@rlaubniBinein oniiir einreden uno hie
Gbihuftion muB am poer bor Dem T.
Suui 1917 entiCrnt icin.
gSeHn Sbiritftionen uid)t big 5llin f.
Suni 1917 entiernt iino. peroen sic @es
bhbren iiir ileiiere @ribiegien iitr oas
gan5e Sabr erbpben
&einc @ebii0r wro 6erednet, menn Die
Sbitruiiionen bis ann 1 Suni 1917 ents
ierni lino, bprauSqcicbi ouh Die glppliins
ton iiir cincn @rlaubuiBiOen am oOer
Dor oem -. 9lpril 1917 einQereldt III.
81. g9 SUDenuiHa,
99ei. Ailreau fur tlenere @ribileaien.
(gfar521=27
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

Die irdeu 0Icielidaftcn Ncu-g)orf'S bObcn aeacn
Ern arcg gcridtctc 9ei6Giie aueenommeu Sn tribe.
rtn So6rcn eqten sic Eoltifcr oos S6rrobr ai penn
sic iriiAen @cieaidaiten ipradber GaS 1T eit Ocnl
Susbrud) oes g9eltfricaes aud an0ers aewor0cn Die
%uliiifcr rdte oe 9riten-@reie belde mebr ais Die
iriIAen @cieuldoiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
0ie Snrd bie @cfanntmadlnna. SAD nnm i5. gInri

Dc 0Nfdl 0le TtIdnNfMNdNNg, O0N 00m To- WprII
an bic @roorotioncn in GeitGIano BON 300 auf POO
c'romm pro Soe berabgectt perocu ioaen 6crporgert
icne 9nna6me, OaB oie oetide Bolfsernd6rrmq cjt
cine nod idecbtcrc lper6c, ais lie bsbcr gemeicn it,
ident cine rriGe ST iein Cos acra0e Gcaebeil Iden
en5utrcteu oenn ntt allen iperoen sic Sleiid. un0
Settrotion er6o6t ion0crn ole anrtoel9otioncn wcr
6ei uer0oppelt no oas oif 2oser eeboene einaema!e
Cenliiie miro lrcigege6cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
VArcan Oes oIe0anSc.anlpcflurs.


glngeobie iuertcn nnaenonncn bon Der @ons
irnilsNebbroe Der Gidbt Baltimore fir llmbau
neS IoieteuSimmers sSranensgbtbcihnq
Gtaoh@ed9nB lit ben NaDor nno Sluoiratb
nrn baltimore.
nnb in peregcien @ounerts au ben uNooro
Of gluqrps Of baltimore 9iU" aoreiiiri iein
bic gluiiDriit ,,&rpppinl ipr 9icnooclinn, Splet
blooms, @umen's nnartcrs, Baltimore giM
Sail" iragen uno BET 0rn &i6oro @piin
bunie I'M ODER por 4 llbr &ormiiiags ant
YittwOd, 2s. WidB 1917, cinqereidt iperoeu
Sin beQluubipcr Gbcd oes Nicters 5ii 0cn
Qetraee bon cnBnu6crt iSi0000) DonarS, aul
cine a@Ie1rinp Npne Gunl" alii Groer oes
lRaDOrs mo Stn0trut6S bon Baltimore, mlB
ieoem gigebot heigefiiai ielt
Der er0gred0c gieter miiB QurQl6dii iteicn
itlo Die &ori6riiten oes Stdbts@blricrs in
Ne8nQ oui 0ontrafte eriGuG
3ei6nunGen mo Spe8fiidiouen f0nnen am
ober nab oem IL Widr5 1917 i'm Niircan oes
Observation-Disclosures beiimtat perben.
Die @onrnii Veb0r0e bc6dt flo onS Netht
Dor. iraeno Elm ooer oae 9lnaCboie 8urid3u
meiieH.
Z. g. SDrne,
(Jchdllnps ,Nnlnefinr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

gtad 2unOOmcr gcridJtcn lit SaiIcr
&ilbelm uicOcr cimuol crnitlid6 cr4
fronft, lmo ica CT iid nit glboan.
,fungsoeoonfen tragen. O6 &ou-
Don wobl glail6t oaB 9eutiblou0 Ii1
oui cinen i6impilihen 6rieOen ein-
loiien miiroG, mcnn &aiier @il6elm
Itiirbe ooer obooufe? g8ie in SSronf,
reid, 70 iiibrs ou9 III DeutiHlono oas
Golf oen &riee, lino 0as @olt oQeinl
GoS @olf er5pong 0ie @rnennung
@inoenburg'S gum Gbef oes @roBen
@eneralIta6S.
Der glutmUrt Ganiiug's anf ocu
Oelttiden 9oriAIag nod 6eu olten
Biid-oneritaniiAen @ertrag neu
ob5ulHlieBen. ite6t 0ll ermarten, oaB
uniere gegierune Oemnddit Sen Scr.
trag ais nibt me6r beite6eno ertlGrsa
imO Die oeilti1en SanoelsiAiffe be-
i9lagnabmeu miro mas ni1t ge-
i6cben iolte, oomit mir ni1t in Oen
@erll6 fomnen Der 0euticben S6ifie
megen IN Oen arieg eingetreten 5u
leil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
Scrmiidtc SIn5eiecu.
9In bic Nnmen.


Die rinsiae shnIe In ber stobt
ilnfere Ndb'AIuiien lett oIicn SnnQe ga,
men incline Die Wlciocrmdbeifnnil nad hru
III hr.er Sei bnrCb ben 9lE,hIub an oiefe
AluiIen erreihcn llntcrrihi 9RorQenS Wdrbs
Witid9s uno 9benos Ne1ueme @hinhen Sm
unerriMirS inrtoeieki mernelt SrinoHdber
hntcrribi I'm @1hnur nnn Nhifern eribeiIt.
Hihere sluSfii fhriiilld pnrr rnnbIth BEL
"rl "sherS Nr a02. MeTt eorniuon.eirGA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

SO itarb am %, Oldr5 1917 SuOu 9pldD,
I'M Nler bon IS Sabren gelebter Safe bon
glugniia SoD. Die Q'eeroaunu bon lener
lebten gSobnlug. Nr. GAG 9cdrr.9tOc., linoet
nali am 5onnerItn1, nm l1r NdGbni
(W}dr327-- 29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
sOelD's aippnornm,r

EerIOnI 4 So. IN nSutteriID YOOc."
9satita & llnocrtu0H. IN snnrr Of Wotes."
glI parrls q CSrace aNman. Olioiua Saiearns.
Sanric Croman, bic hdii9e S0nbreue.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-10
BASEBALL SEASON
OPENS HERE TO-DAY
Normal and Rivesville Will
Meet on South Side
Park.

Scholastic baseball will be officially
opened in Fairmont this afternoon at
$3.50 p. m. when Fairmont Normal and
Rivesville high school clash at South
Side park. Both teams have been prac.
ticing but one week and neither arc
as yet in the best of form. For this
reason the game will be for the most
part a practice game. giving both
teams good chance to discover their
defects before their active schedules
begin.
Coach Ward of the Rivesville team,
has developed some lightning fast ma.
terial and will this year make strong
bid for the county high school cham.
pionship. With the large number of
candidates that are trying for the team
he prospects are exceptionally good.
The Normal baseball team appeared
at South Side park yesterday afternoon
for the first time in their new uniforms
Because of the difficulty in deciding
who would take part in the first game,
the uniforms were not given out until
yesterday. Among those who received
uniforms were: Miller. Ramsey, Isen.
hart, Denton. Park, Thompson, Bell
Hamilton, Kuhn and Watkins. Several
of the new players who will enter the
Normal have not yet enrolled and will
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-10

looked as they started out for their ex.
hibition series.
The pitchers are in shape and the
stan is we'll balanced. Caldwell, Cul.
lop. Shawkey, Fisher, Mogridge, Love
and Shocker will be carried and Rus
sell may evade being sent to the sticks.
Caldwell, when | saw him, seemed a
different man. Repentant over the
loss of more than $4,000 salary money
last year as the result of his bad acting,
Ray reported in great condition. AL
though he will not admit 1t, it is gen.
orally believed that he played winter
ball in Panama, and when the Yanks
left here he looked like the Caldwell of
old.
Fisher and Shawkey are both in
shape, and Shocker and Russell, the
former a new addition to the staff,
look like corners.
At Toronto last year Shocker al
lowed only 1.31 runs per game, and al.
though Russell's record was not so i'm
pressive, Donovan believes he has all
the requirements which make up a
good pitcher.
The southpaw staff is composed of
Cullop. Love and Mogridge. Cullop
has been i'll this spring, but hopes to
be in shape before the season starts.
Love. giant over feet inches tall,
won the only two games he pitched in
the american league last year, and is
expected to be one of the finds of this
season.
Donovan has a brilliant catching
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-10
BAKER MEETS WHOLE TOWN WHEN
COMING MAYOR" GETS BUSY

MACON, Ca, April 1O-If Bill
Shakespeare had been in Dublin, Ca,
the other day when the Braves ana
Yanks were booked to play an exhibit
ton game he would never have writ
ten that little garapragh about there
being nothing in a name.
When the two ball clubs arrived at
the hotel there was delegation repre-
senting half dozen counties to look
them over.
After gazing with the same admira,
ton with which they might have sized
up the pyramids or the capitol at Wash
ington the crowd was broken as one
man pushed through and inquired of
newspaper man where he could find
Home Run Baker.
After Baker was pointed out the
man approached and introduced him
self as the coming mayor Dublin.
Baker good humoredly talked with
him for a moment but his good humor
vanished when the coming mayor
dragged a delegation of about % out
of the crowd and gravely introduced
them.
Baker is one OF the quietest men in
baseball He does not like to be sin
gled out of crowd and the demonstra-
ton in his honor was not at all to his
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-10
exhibition GAMES
KILL THE TRAINING
Paul Purman Wonders Why
Magnates are So Straight
forward.
BY PAUL PuRmAN.

] sometimes wonder at the short
sightedness of big league magnates
who spend thousands of dollars on
spring training trip to get their ath.
letes in shape for the start of the sea-
son and then ruin the entire results OF
the training by bringing their clubs
north on a premature exhibition series
10 pick up a few paltry dollars.
\ do no tbelieye there is manager
in big league baseball who is not op.
posed to these exhibition tours, but
many managers opinions go for little
when there Is little coin in sight.
After months of inactivity baseball
players need several weeks of train
ing II they are to start playing good
baseball when the season opens early
in April. This training can only be
obtained in sections where there is
warm weather and hot sun. But the
results of this training may readily be
effaced. especially with the pitchers,
II 1t is discontinued and there is per
iod of inactivity in cold climates be-
fore the playing season.
Every spring the newspapers carry
the same accounts Of scheduled exhibit
ton games. Only about half of them
are ever played, the rest are called on
on account of snow, rain. high winds
or cold weather and the ballplayers SUI
fer from the inactivity, while the mag
mates gain nothing.
j: have in mind now a National
leaue ball club, which was just round.
ing into shape when l saw it in March
The pitchers had not yet begun to
put anything on the ball" and the 9th
err players had not yet begun to exert
themselves to the fullest extent.
Yet four days after | saw this club
it started north on an exhibition tout
which within three or four days
brought it into Tennessee, Kentucky
and cold weather.
The result was that this club was
not ready when the season opened.
Had the players been permitted to
stay in the south another week or 10
days the result would undoubtedly
have been different.
Then again, there is always the
chance of injuries in exhibition games.
the gates for which would not begin
to reimburse any magnate for the ser
vices of one of his stars should he be
kept out of the game for any length OF
ti1he. This is particularly true when
TWO big league teams meet.
III saw several exhibition games be-
tween big league clubs in the south and
i found that the men we're out there
trying Just as hard as If they had been
in a regular championship contest.
And many of them were not in condi'
ton to play the kind of baseball they
were putting over.
Exhibition games look very much
Ikea 'penny-wise' pound-foolish prop
osition and if the magnates don't wake
up to it pretty soon the National COM
mission should.