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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
GOLF At
COUNTRY
CLUB SAT.

In the hrSt round Of the golf cham
pionship at the Hammond Country Club
on Saturday II. c. Groman sprang g
surprise by defeating Charles Barry Jr..
and l after a close contest in which
Groman covered the course IN SIS and
Barry S6. Mr.. Barry is not playing
his usual strong game this year and his
play showed lack of practice.
j. r. Coleman a new player from
Hegewisch defeated Dr. T W. Oberlin.
So. only because OF the latter's in
ability TO find the ball on the green.
He putted very poorly w A Hill beat
L. Cox. and s. Defaults were taken
by ]. L. Rhode against T. Marsh and
Frank Hammond against T. McGiI.
". H Crawford. w. Z. Russell and B.
F. Walters drew byes.
The results IN the second flight were
as follows: c. H True beat 0. w. Han
sen. IS; J. n. Beckman beat Vic
Dyer. rs; F. c. Deming beat H Call.
So; z. p. Deming beat F. Paige.
UP; c. E. Kingwiu beat W. Porter.
up, and c. c. Deming beat J. Wilson. 1
up; J. G. Ibach, Jr. defaulted TO W. w.
Thomas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
TIGER JRS.
WIN OVER
D. & c. NINE

The Tigers Of Easts Chicago beat the
strong Dollas & CARRIERS of Indiana
Harbor by a score of to 5. The Tiger
pitcher struck out y of the hard hit
ting Dollas & CARRIERS and got two two
base hits. The Tigers played Won
derful game in the field making only 8
errors. The score was to l in the
eighth inning when Donahue started
rally for the Dollas & CARRIER and this
brought in two more runs.
Bsrnie OF the Tigers made three
brilliant plays in the ninth. He made
a corking one-hand stab OF Lind's liner
towards the left field fence with two
men on base and two out.
The batting order of the Tigers is as
follows: z. Barnie. If; T. Jenkins. 1b; ].
Cienick. CT; G. Edgar. 3b; W. Ignatze. c:
Subzy, %; Simon. ?: A. Shot. IF; J.
Burke. IS.
The Tigers are willing to meet any
team with an average of Is years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
BARRY TRYING To
STRENGTHEN
CHAMPS
BY H. G. HAMILTON.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE differ
ence between the white Sox and the
Red Sox-not to speak Of other
American league baseball cluos--isn' I
enough in the Red sox favor TO give
Jack Barry any feeling OF top-heavi-
ness.
For the first time in several years
strenuous efforts are being made to
strengthen the worlds champions. Of
course. all managers are always try
ing to add strength to their clubs,
but real efforts to get any certain cog
haven't been made in Boston Amer
lean lea que circles for several years.
At the start OF the season Barry
kept Agnew. a strong. heady catcher,
on the bench. and worked Cady and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
Bill Carrigan Qeft) and Heinie
Wagner

Bill Carrigan once more stands in
the baseball limehght, and along
with him stands Heinie Wagner. For
It seems that in the ceaseless search
for winning managers certain own
ers have turned toward Banker Bill
and his one time first lieutenant,
Heinie Wagner. Carrigan has al
ready been mentioned as manager of
the White Sox, the Clevelands and
the New York Americans, while of
course if Jack Barry goes to war the
Red Sox will have to have a new
manager. Wagner will undoubtedly
go along with Carrigan. The two
are inseparable in baseball sense.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
EVANS AND
SAWYER TO PLAY
AT MUSKEGON

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Aug IA
Chick Evans and Ned Sawyer of Chi
cago will visit Muskegon. Mich, We'd
nesday for an exhibition golf match to
be played for the benefit of the Red
Cross at the Nfuskegon Country Club.
This will be Evans third trip to Michi-
qan IN the interest of war relief socie-
ties The Chicagoans wiz meet the
Muskegon club professional Harry
walker. and Jack Daray. professional
of the Highland Country Club of Grand
Rapids, the latter's selection being an
nounced yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
CITY LEAGUE.

Waukegan and Hammond will stage
their second game in the series for the
City League championship Sunday at
Hammond. The first game resulted in a
victory for the Hoosiers and should
they win next Sundays contest it will
leave only Albany Park TO play for the
title. The SCHEDULED:
Waukegan at Hammond.
Chicago Giants at Albany Park.
Jake Stalls at Aurora
Mutuals at Chicago Heights.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
TOM GIBBONS
FAILS TO PASS 80
ARMY TEST

ST. PAUL, MINI. Aug. 14-Tommy
Gibbons. light heavyweight boxer.
brother of Mike Gibbons. middleweight
boxer was rejected by the draft board
at his division yesterday. The rejection
was conditional, because Of minor de-
fects. a REORGANIZATION Will be made, it
is said.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
MIDDLEWEIGHTS
AT MILWAUKEE

Promoter Tom Andrews of the Cream
City Club OF Milwaukee announced last
night that the club will open the fall
boxing season about September IL with
an elimination tournament for middle
weights. JEFF Smith and Harry Greh
Of Pittsburgh will battle ten rounds
and the winner will meet Mike Glib
bons later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14

He who loses his temper. loses much
besides. He loses his self-respect; he
loses the respect Of others he loses an
element out Of his character and repu-
tation which he cannot regain; he
loses vital force. and stamps an i'm
preston on his whole being which time
cannot efface.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
REJECTED!

D PHILADELPHIA. PA, Aug. IA.
Otis Lawry. second baseman
AM of the Athletics. who left
last week for his home in Maine to
undergo the physical test for the
new national army telegraphed
Manager Mack last night that he
had been rejected and would Join
the team again in q few days. He
did not give the reason for his re-
lection.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
SHAMROCKS DEFEAT
KASPER COLTS

The fast Hammond Shamrocks de-
feated the Kasper Colts Sunday by a
score of 6-1. NJ. Kelly was on the
mound for Shamrocks and held the Wis
itors to one hit, while the Kasper Colts
pitcher was touched for 4 hits. Next
Sunday the Shamrocks will invade
Dyer where they will play the Dyer
High School
Score Of last Sunday:
Kaspers -------o 0 0 o 0 % IL l
shamrocks 80 o 2 3 0 0 Ks 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
Roseland Eclipse and Chicago Giants
at Hammond Saturday..
FIGHTERS Post Forfeits.

TERRE HAUTE. IND. Aug. IA
Jack Dillon and Mike Gibbons yester-
day posted forfeits of $1,000 to guar
antee their appearance in a ten-round
bout here Labor Day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
RED DOLAN
RESTS RUSSELL,

NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug. 14.-Red
Dolan won last night from frankie
Russell. New Orleans hardest light
weight, in twenty rounds at the new
Louisiana auditorium. Dolan with a
left iab to the jaw and face closed Rus
sells left eye and otherwise battered
him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
PAL MOORE
WINS EASILY

MEMPHIS. TENN. Aug. 14-"Pal"
Moore, local bantamweight. last night
gave Jimmy Murphy OF st. Louis a
terrific beating for eight rounds. Muir
ply was all but out in the last three
rounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
NATIONAL LEAauE.


Chicago. I; Pittsburgh. 8.
Philadelphia. 5; Boston. 0.
New York. 4; Brooklyn. 8.
Brooklyn. 2; New York. /.
ST. Louis. s; Cincinnati. 8.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
THE STANDING
Yasterdav,s Rasulta.

Washington. 9: New York, 8.
Boston. 8; Philadelphia. l.
St. Louis. 10; Detroit. 5.
Detroit. Z: St. Louis, 6.
Chicago at Cleveland. rain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14

Thomas almost exclusively He now
has discovered that Agnew is the best
Of the three. and the former Brownie
is getting all the heavy work. Cady
has been found to be too slow. and
Thomas too much of a machine
President Frazee recently made
Clarke Griffith an offer for Catcher
Henry OF the Senators. but the Wash
ington club couldn't see it that way
at all
Parry is still conbing the American
league for surplus backstopping ma
terial, but is having little luck.
Barry. by the way. is finding the
life Of a manager particularly trying.
He has practically given up active
play and is spending his time on the
bench while Harold Janvrin does the
second basing.
Few successful playing managers
ever have been noted in the majors.
Probably the only recent exception was
Miller Higgins OF the Cardinals, and
he has been much more successful
since he abandoned the diamond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14

Connie Mack is dissatisfied with his
schooIboy wonder shortstop. Lawton
witt, and has displaced him in favor
OF a recruit named Dugan. Witt
hasn't been hitting at the proper gait
to suit the man who used TO run that
marvellous 100000 inheld.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-14
WOMAN
IN SHOOTING HONOR

Mrs. D. J. Dalton Of Warsaw. Ind.
womens national champion in 1916. has
the honor Of being the first woman to
enter for the women's event in connec-
ton with the Grand American handicap,
to be held at the South Shore Country
club. Mrs. Dalton captured the Indi-
ana state title in 1915 and 1917 and is
sure TO make strong bid for the ma
tional title this year. The shoot starts
next Monday.
Ask Yourself How You Can
Serve Your Country?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

IdlieBlid nit ein5elnen @oriern fort
gefo5ren purOe, lerlte Ser Wlonn
OerbGltnismGBig lei1t NIT ser 9or.
bette obiolniert bate, mar ct iln-
iton0e, ieineu Mcntor uno @o1ltGtcr
Den III elmer ltnierer 9lbbiloungcn i'm
5ofiimile ruicOergege6enen 9rief 5u
i1reiben.
Surge Belt no6ber ipur0e @ritn-
berg 5rfdaig bon einem ouSlGnoiic1en
&ollegen Inn ieinen Hnt eriudt: cS
banOelte ii9 onrum eineh an beioen
glrnen amputierten iilngcn @tonn
ourd cine gceienete @orridltung OnS
Sdreiben 81 ernogliAcn. @rinber1
lieB ii6 &ieferoboriide fonlnlen uno
fertiote 6iernod, nit geringen gl6Gn-
oerungen Die gleide Gorrihting Dic
fir. ieinen eignen 9atienten an. ga
es iid in oieiem 6olle Inn einen for
perli9 leiihlngsfdbigeren unO ou1
bober gebiloeten Wlunn bon0elte, mar
Der @rfolg ou1 i1neaer ino ooa-
it1nOi9er Ger iunge Wann mar ndnl-
li9 ihon no6 ctpa 0rei MoHaten
imitanOe, feline 9litfnobmeprihng an
elmer te1niihen So6ihule 81 bcltcben
ltnO nls eriter feline i1riftli1e 9(rbeit
ab5uliefern. II Ole gleibc 9orrib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
BON grnnu S. giiraeI.

S5m Not6ous 5u 2eD6en mcroen in
einem @IaSidrant Die Mumien 8peier
Gou6cn oufbcmobrt. @s banoclt iiA
bier Inn 9rieitnuben Die Dem Sanoe
uncrieblidc Gieniie gcIeiitet boben.
glls Die Sta6t Sorlem I'M Sabre 1913
BON oen Sponiern bclogert wnrOe, er-
bieIt 0ie 9eiabung me6rnals Ourd
oicic Souben 9tadridt bon Der 9ln.
n1gcrung oeS 81 oilfe eilenoeu See.
res inter Dem 4rin5eu bon Oranicn.
Gic Sta0t, Die iib i6on iibergeben
noatc, barrte aii Oieie frobe Bot
icbait bin topfcr aus. Ger &rin3 lieB
bic 8icre bis 3li ibrcm Sebensenoe
pcrpfleaen uno iie lpltr0en ip1tcr
6un cmigeu 9lnoenfen in einem @las.
ibrein I'M 2eB0cner 9}otlauie oufbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
Krieosbescbadio erperbsfabe eeact

Syln gcgenmdrtigcn Griege lit Dem
Nlunoe eiue rcdjt bemcrfenSperte
9Iuigabe 6eidic0en: no 10 pielc 5lt
&riippeln mer0en loG CT 6ic uno oo
Somoriteroieniie Ieiiten unO berlo-
rene @lieomoBcn eriesen. 60 mon-
dem. Dem 0ie feinolihen @eihoiie Oic
0Gn0e gcnonlHen buben, miro Der
9luHo 5im ibriftlihen 9lusoruds.
mittel, oeitattct ibm oen 8erfe6r nit
ser 9lnBenmelt ino Ole 5Ortfiibritng
ieines 9erufes.
9cfanutli6 iibernininit Oie Iinfe
San0 neiiien8 miibeloS Ole 8mftio.
nen Der rcdjter. penn oieie aus it.
genoeinem @rino Ocn 1ienit pcriogt.
80 beiOe SGnoe feblen. tritt 6lpur &C.
leeeutlib Der SUB eiii, ober nur in
ieltcnen 6dllen erwirbt Der glrmloic
nit Ieincn ilntercn @lieonloBen oie
fir praftiibe 3pefe erforOerli1e
llcbnng. Ger @iuuo bingegen it,
Deun i9m cine seignete 9orri6titue
bei9eaeben mir0, itets imitanOe, benz
@atieilten Oas Sdreiben. uno 5pur
bequemes, ocutIitles Sdreiben 81 er-
moglid]en.
9lnIaB BUR @onitrltftiou oicier gor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

ridtiutg gob freilid] nidt Gin Griegs-
OerlUlinoeter ion0ern Elm Futient, Der
obne eriihtbure llria6e. ourb FORT
idreitenoe 9dbmIng, berbunoen nit
5uncbmcn0em WiusfeIlhmim0, oen
@ebrnucb beioer 9lrme perloren botte.
Dieirr NlonL elm 3Si1briger Sano-
lperfcr, iDurOe Dem @erliner 8u9n.
or5t S. @riinberg, OltrA Oen untcr-
oeiien beritor6enen Ort9opGoen 9rof.
&oa9intstbol ii6ermieien naboem er
idlon bor5er obne @rfolg pers
iiiht bottc, nit einem 5milben bic
91bne geflenlmten glciItiit Su Idrei-
beu. @riinbcrg folgtc Scr cigcnen
@ingebung oes &ntienten im0 mar
nlr benliibt Ourd 9oniirllftion elmer
gceigneten gorri1tiing fir bequcmeS,
Oeutlides Sbrei6en 6l iorgen. 0o
scr Monn reht frditige 316ne beinB,
qeniiete eS, Die 6 Yoroer5G9ne Unl
8raaen Oes 6eOcrbalters als5uuiiben.
9lod Dlooeaen 6cs Sber. uu0 Inter.
fiefers puroe 6unddit ans g8ads elm
idicnenartigeS Dhinoitiid geforlnt,
oas etipa Die 0dlfte Scr imteren
3o6hfronen 1imfaBte; Die Shneioe-
fanteu Der itnteren 3dbne blieben
pollfonlmcn frei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
Cntnna San6c in ben sunSpururur cucs suDaaeric
gretanbeu i'm Sricsc. uabrt. gsr eben oo OaB grei

wabrt. @ir ieben oIio, 0aB 9rieftou-
6enpoit i'm 9riege Ourdaus feline @r-
rllngenicboft Der 9leu6eit lit. 9leeppter
un0 Gbincien 6u6en idon 9rieftoit-
ben bctmenoet, unO ole @rie6en be-
nutten iie 5li W}elounsen iiber ben
gluSfoa ibrcr olpmpiicbeu Spiele be-
reits flint SSubrbuu0erte Dor inierer
3eitrc6nltng. Ser aolif bon 9ogOaO,
Sutton 9lur,e0om bat i'm 70. Sabr.
hinoert bcreitS iiGnoig flnftioniee
renOe Iditbenpoltct eingericbtet ln0
Oie oeutiHen 4reit5rittcr ioIlen bon
BORT Grieituuben in 0euti6lano elm.
eefibrt loben. @s miro and er5dblt,
Dob Hotbihilo 0en gliicllihen 9(uS.
gang Der Sblndt bel @nterloo 6ur6
eine 9rieftan6e Orei Gage cher ais
Die engliide Geaiertna erhibr, 10 6oB
er cine 9roBnrtige gorienoperation in
o5ene leben fonhte glucb 9lapoleon l.
bat mebrfode @eriucbe nit Yrieituu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

Sepegung, oie Ocn @6rter iofort
Gem Sierbcn miro Damn
Die Gepei6e abgenommen m0 fiir
feline @erpflegllng beitenS geiorgt.
SIN oaeeneinen lit man ser gln-
iidt, oaB cine grieftou6c mir onBer-
orOentlih gerinee 9aiten trogen fam.
Sir eep6bnlicb gebt man niAt iibcr
1-2 @romm. Sn neucrer Belt bat
o6er Or. SuluuS 96el6ronner, Der
Sobn oes o6engenonrtcn gtpot5efers
in arou6erg noNOem CT 5undblt
Sonben 5ur 8ef0roerllng bon fleincr
9(r5neilllittelQuonten berpen0et bat,
9rieftalben iogar nit Photograph
iben 9lpparoten ausgeriiitet. 8ie itu-
eemein leidt georbeiteten fleinen &a-
meroS per0en, pie eS zines unierer
8il0er 5eigt an Der 8ruit Der Sou6e
befeiti9t, mdbren0 Die 2oit nit Silfe
bon SragbGnOcrn auf Dem 9tiideu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

felt Bot itno tpeil anoerIeitS Oie Sal.
fen, Die man bermenoete, 5llrneiit niAt
mieoer 5uriidfamen penn lie mirt-
lid eirmol cine Soube erboiht bot
ten. lin Die Yrieftnuben gegen 9tuub.
bogel 81 ihiiben befeitigte man cine
3eitlong an ben S1wineeu fleine
Yfeifen, peltbe beim 8liegen infoIge
Der ouitr0menoen Suit iHriae Gone
bon iid gnben. 9lniangS errei6te man
oanit in Der Sat. oaB &erfoleer oer-
i6eu6t muroen; ipGter ober lieB iib
eber oas @eeenteil fonltotieren, Oenn
geroOe ole nit |feifen Oeriebenen
Soubeu febrten ni6t 6uriid. @s
i9eint, DAB Die Haubnogel ourh oaS
@er6uib crit berbeigelodt moroeit
iinS.
Syn iaIt alien 9dnoern ipielt ia ser
9rieftoii6eniport cine eroBe 9iolle.
(Sat bod 0eutibIano ollein gegen
touieno 8ereine BON grieftoubenbe-
iibern, Die 5uianmen etlpn cine Grit
telmillion 8auben bolteD. glntilrlib
Bat ouh Die oeiitihe W3ilitdruerlpal-
tllne Eouben 1nO Olilitdrtaubenita-
tionen senue, iiber Oie mir ieOod inn
glugcnblid aus begreifliden @riin-
0en feline ndberen D3itteilungen ma.
den fonncn nno moaen. 3uOcm itel-
len Oie Observation-Disclosures i'm 9riege
Dem Staute ibre Soii6en sur 8erfii'
grne, ga ia cine @erpenoung bon
Souben 5itr Observation-Disclosures
i'm 9tiege Yribatleiiteh bel ieBr bober
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

N1it Dem 6orti9reiten Der aultlir
iibrrAimmt DER uripriinslid nur Der
D8obrlnesnufna6me oiencnoe @luuo
oaerbono peitcre, elei9ion 0b05ere"
6unftionen. 5nr sen 93oturncuieben
pie fir Oos Gier lit er nod 9lngriiiS.
uuo 8erteioigungsipofie I'M Goieins-
folnpie; fir Sen aultlirmenidcn ipiclt
er alS SproAorgau cine 9loac BON
unermeBliher @eoeutiing, miro CT ges
rooe5u oie Gorbc0insung fir bobere
@eiittung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

Gin ipicbtiger Softor fir ben CT
folg Der Gorri1hlng mar Die &on-
itruftion Oes 6eOcrbnlters ielbit Gle
Ter Salter beiist nGrnlid6 Orei Gelenfe,
bon oeHen Oas mittIere nit elmer Sc
Der 0criebcn uno oaber ltahgicbig lit.
Ger Solter beitebt nliS 5luei ineinon'
Der Deridiebboren gi6bren, 0ie init.
tets elmer Stelibraltbe ouf icoe sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

iuiinicbte 9Guge eingeiteIlt perOen
fonnen. I'm 8erihieben oes S9reib.
papiers 5it oerueioen, miro Oieies nit
elmer redtpinfligeu Meiiinei6ine be-
l6pert, Die Den liltfen rno oen obereu
9lan0 be0ecft.
@urcb met6ooiide Shrei6ii6ungen,
BEL Oenen nit cinfatben Stri9en be.
gonnen, ooni nit gu1ltoben iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

ben in ieinen eroBen arieeen unter'
nommen. 9onfbGuier gnglonOs unO
5ronfrei1S boben I'M Die Wlitte oes
10. Sabrbunoerts bielfoh itdnoige
@rieftoubenpoiteu itnterbdlten 5ur
i6neaen lleberniittlune BON 9orien-
fiirieit, nttO es 0iirfte nebenbei inter-
eiiieren, ooB Der glpotbefer Neubron-
ner in aronberg i6on in Sen bier5ieer
sSobren oes porigen SobrtunOerts
Den 9ler5ten oes unliegenOen Sono'
be5irfs grieftouben iiberga6, Die ouf
i6nellitem @eee 9ie6epte in feline
9lpotbefe beforoerten.
9l6er crit Die gelagerung bon Yo-
ris lpG5reno Oes oeliti6-frnn5oliiden
arieges 1904 madte Die Ser.
meno6arfeit Der grieftailbc fir
Sriegs5uede oQgemeiu befonnt. Gie
&auptiiuOt 6ranfreid)s NOR Ooilitdu-
oig oerniert, 10 ooB mir Der 2uitipeg
iibrigblicb, oen ia ouh mebrnalS
9aQons genommen ba6en. llcber 500
9rieitauben miir0en NIT 6ieien Boil
lonS aus 4aris berauSgeibafft, rno
SunOerten bon ibnen boben ais 9e-
peiden6oten oen gSeg nieOer oortbin
gefunOen. @iner Oieier Toitben lit es
gegliidt, 5ebnnlol bon Buris nod
ibrent 9eiiimnningsort ttno Dieoer
5uriid 5ii fommen. SouienOe BON 9e'
pei9en ino Witteilitngen iin6 arf
OieIem @eee aus Der beIneertenStoot
berousgefonimen imo bineingeorun-
gen, mas freili1 Den Sieg Ser Delt-
i9en aud uidbt mif5ubolten bermoA-
te 91odb 1ellte lino interchangeable
i6e 3epeicben, ole oonolS ausBariS
fortgingen ODER bineingelongten, bor-
tunOen Ole @litteiliinsen purOen
iorgfdltig gei1rieben ooer eeOrldt,
eng nebeneinonOer geieBt ilno onnn
oltf einent gon5 aorten @elatineltrei'
fen in min5iglter @erfleinerung pho.
tograpbicrt. Cine gon5e 3eitiingslelc
enaegeoritdter Wlitteillulgen eridien
babel nitbt groBer ais Der 5liigel elmer
ShibcnfGege, iinO OoS Sdutden NIT
ben ipibtigen Nudribten mar niAt
minOer 5ort uno 6itrdiidtig. giele
acknowledgements ipuroen 0onn in
cine 6eoerpoie eeltedt itno om
S6won5cnoe elmer Soube befeItigt.
Wlit Silfe bon Whfroifopen uuO BRO
ieftionsupoproten p1lroen iie om
@mpfonesorte bergroBert uno obge'
leicn. gs IoQen 10000 Staotstele.
eromne itnO etipu eine 0liaion Hri,
putoepeiden aus iuS nod 9ariS
ourh Eouben bei0roert uorOen iein.
9lud beute, in Der 3eit Der 9lero-
plane un6 Ser 6robtloien Selegrapbie
fam ole 9rieftoube ilnter llntItdnoen
cine pibtiee &ole Ipielen. 6einolidbe
6lieger fonnen leidt obgeiboiien
DerOen Orobtloie 8elegrnmme fam
man onffaneen, man foni ald Die
GenOeiiotionen Ourb gonl6enlpiirfe
Seritoren; Ser grieftouhe binoegen lit
5ienlIiH idleht bei5ufommen. sic
fliegt 10 bod iino bietet elm 10 fleines
8icl, 6aB Die gcidicBing gepobnlib
ncriogt. 9luBeroem iDcrOcn ia 5iinteiit
bier bis flint Saitber nit Oerielben
Olodridt obseionOt, 10 OoB Die cine
oOer nn0ere immer all ibr 3iel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

fonmt aud penn es geIineen ioIlte,
ibre @enoiiiunen o65ui6ieBcn. 0ie
Snuptfeinoe Der grieitouben iino
INNER nod oie 9ioubboeel uno Oas
idledte Netter. Sdneeeeito6er rno
ltorter Stilrm loiien lie i6nea ermut-
ten unO 6ringen iie aus ibrer 9a6n.
&uubhogel peroen oen gefieoerten
9oten beionoers baum gefdbrli1,
penn 0ieie i6on einen lGngeren Slug
binter iid 6oben. Sir gepobnlih
fam Oie nod uneridopfte Saube Dem
&Guber ipegen ibres i6neaeren 6lu.
ees Iei6t entipii6en. gl6er geroOe
0idbt Dor ieinem 3iel fam Der ibon
eridopfte Nogel einem olftau6enosn
frGftigen @egner gum Spfer foaer.
SSn Dem Sorite eincs ioItben HGlbers
bat man einmal ie65ig lleberreite bon
Souben gefunoen, Die our6 6eOer-
itcmpel ober 5uBringe ais 9rieftau-
ben erfonnt pur0en. Mon bat iid 10.
gor ieIher Hdit6er ebenfoas fir
9riegs5wede gum glbfnn9en feinOli-
der Souben beOienen poaen. 9ieie
@eriu6e iin0 aber in oen meiiten
6dnen geibeitert, neil e6en oie Toube
on abfIugsorte sroBere @eihminOis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

rubt. Cine icbr iinnreihe 8orribtlng
ermoalidt es, Dab in eclpiiien 3cit'
abidnitten Der 9ameraoeriAmB &C.
offnet uno geidloiicn lpirO uno aud
ser 5ilmitreifen iib fortbepeet 9ic
fliegenoe Gau6e ninuut alio 0as nm
ter ibr lieeen0e @elGnOe pbotogra'
pbii6 ouf. G6 un0 uie pcit iol4e
9(ufnobmeit (Oie 8iloer linO notiirlid
iebr fleiL laiicn iitb aber, luenn ite
idurf IiiO, gut pcrgroBerL mic es III
elmer ser bier beige9c6enen Drndc
5eigt) nilitGriihen 3meden oienltbar
gemodt pcr0en fonneu woacn mir
bier imerortcrt Ioiien. 9lui ieOen Sal
5eigen oie glusfiibrungcnl Dab Der
Wleni6 ouf inmer neue N}ittcl linnt,
I'M oIles uno ieOes in icincn @ienlt
3u iteGcn, uno ouB iel6it Die iauftnil,,
tige 8mi6e 5u einenI friegsmittel
paroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

10 miro Die Depeitbe mif einen ibmu.
len Streifen gang lei6ten @apierS
geI9rieben itnO nit SiIfe zines Gum.
miringes am 9ein ser Soube befe.
itiet. 0ie Saube miro ninmebr ubge.
Iaiien, idroubt iid in ounddbIt fleine,
ren, ounn INNER groBeren &reiien in
oie Sobe, Inn ii6 5u orientieren, ltn0
iobal0 iie iid iiber 0en @eg flor ge.
woroen it, flieet iie NIT GuBeriter
S9nelligfeit oa0on ibrem Seinat.
orte 5u. @iite Saiiben errei6en babel
cine foloiioIe @ei6pinoiefeit, 0ie Bis
ouf 20 &ilometer in Der StitnOe Itei,
gen fam. 9aur b0dit ielten Iinft Iie
aitf 40 &ilontcter berob. @s bat li9
0obei ge5eigt, 0aB es nidt gut lit, Die
Soiben neiter ais 500 &ilontcter
fliegen 5it lniien, 0a ionit ole 3obl Der
iidb berirren0en Siere 5u groB lit un0
Die llniitberbeit Ser 0epei9enbeforoe.
rliHg erbeblib lteigt. Denno1 linO
idon 3auben 1900 ailometer meit
geflogen, ia, es boben Sauben BON
2onoon aus 9tep Dorf errei9t. 01it
ioIden erorbitanten 2ciitungen ourf
notiirlib I'M 9rieee nidt eere6net
werOcn urO tie iino oib I'M adeeuei.
nen 5pedlo8, oa es iib bier inlmer
MIR Inn $500 Gilometer 6lugpeite
banOelt. glm 0oltbeniflog Der Wlili-
characterization ongefommen, IGBt
iib Der eefliigeIte 9ote nieoer, uno
beim Gintreten in Sen SdIog iebt er
cine eleftriibe Sdnteborridtung in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

tring miro iiberIi6 BEL man6enf
ridhtng I1reiben. g}o9oem er untel
g(nleitltng @riin6ergS etlpo 6 S1up
GriegsberpunOeten nit gleiAeni Gr'
folg angewanOt mer0en Inn &eute,
Die ionit eriperbunidbiee ariippel lem
miiroen oils uiislihe DlitglieOer Der
@eieaic5ait 5u erboltcn.