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New Britain herald., 1917-04-13
SPoRTD0M SPARKLETS
(Continued From Sixteenth Page).

not continue in the race. Tho other three teams-those of Leonard Sep- pala, Fay Delzene and Victor Ander- son-continued. A telephone mes- sage from Fish River, III miles from Nome, said Seppala had arrived near ly an hour ahead of Delzene and that Anderson was resting four miles be- hind.
 At a meeting of players and man. agement of the Pioneers baseball club held this week, it was decided that despite the war, the season would be started, and if the patronage war rants it is likely that the schedule will be completed. The members of the team will meet at the Ellis street grounds tomorrow afternoon For prac- tice.
 All candidates for the Spartain A. C. baseball team, are requested to report to the management at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Ban ning's field for practice.
 The Emerald A. C. of this city. at q. meeting held Tuesday evening elected Wilbur Johnson manager of the baseball team for the coming season. The team will be represented by some fast players including Conley, w. Kopf and McCue. The manage ment Is very anxious to arrange out of-town games with teams averag- aging 19 years.
 The Brooklyn National league club last night announced the release of Pitcher Edward Appleton to the Bal timore International league club.
 A"Pie" Way, the former Yale pitcher, has joined the hold out ranks. Way is not satisfied with the contract offered him by Manager Doolan of the Roch- ester club of the International league and claims he will not play until his terms are met. Way accompanied the club on it's trip to Raleigh, N. C., and showed lots of stuff in the early work outs.
 After three attempts to get started the New York University baseball team finally opened its season yester- day afternoon on Ohio Field, crossing bats with the Williams College nine. The visitors won by a score of IA to 5.
 George Weiss, the hustling leader of the Colonials of New Haven. yes- terday completed arrangements whereby his array of stars will play the Boston Red Sox. worlds cham
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13
COMPOSE PATRIOTIC SONG.
D. H. Thompson and ''Bob' Spencer
 Secure Publisher.

l.: H. Thompson and Bob" spen- cer, two local musicians, have com posed patriotic song, '.The Battle Cry of the U. s. A." and received word today that it would be published by Mark Whitmark & Son. a New York music house.
 >s The song consists of two verses and choruses and Is certain to be enumerated among the patriotic hits of the day. It has catchy air with stirring words and is expected to make its appearance in two weeks.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13

States governments flying field in southern California. He served in the California National Guard all last summer being furloughed in the mid- dle of August to come east to start in the 120-yard hurdle race at the National A. A. U. championships at Newark in September.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13

The St. Joseph's Y. M. A. A.xwiIT participate in the athletic games in. New Haven tomorrow afternoon. The! games were originally set for Good Friday. but poor weather caused a
 cancellation. The locals are in fine shape and expect to make creditable
 showing. H
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13

pion's at Hanover Park, Meriden. next Sunday afternoon.
 At . meeting of the student council it was voted that hockey be re-estab- lished as an intercollegiate sport at Amherst next winter. The sport was abandoned in 1914 in favor of basket ball. Contrary to reports, George Davis will remain as coach of the baseball team till the end of the sea- son. The season opens tomorrow with game with Bowdoin. Pending official sanction of his prof. ect to organize a sportsmen's regi- ment for ''overseas' service, Freddie Welsh wants to head a Red Cross boxing show. The Manhattan A. C., whose headquarters are at Manhattan Casino, have offered to donate tho clubhouse and put the show on any night that is convenient the last of this month or the first part of May. Welsh got in touch with the manage ment of the Manhattan A. c. yester- day, and said he was willing to fight any lightweight selected, and suggest ed that the gate receipts be given either to the Red Cross or to any
 
 ing Writers Association might desig- nate.
 George N. Richard, the defending champion. easily defeated W. H. Put nam in a second round match of the squash tennis. club championship at the New York Athletic club yesterday The score was 15-1S, 15-5, 15-7. Richard smashed to the back corners and over the telltale with great force. Putnam put up his strongest fight in the first game, which was 8 nip-and- tuck affair.
 New York will send an especially strong team of boxers to oppose those of Pittsburgh in an intercity tourna- ment, which is to be held by the Pittsburgh Athletic Association tomor- row evening. The boys will start for the Smoky City this evening, in charge of Benny Levine, the official A. A. U. chaperon. The team comprises Archie Walker, Irish-American A. C., 1O8- pound class; Irving Jampol. Bronx ! dale A. C., 115-pound class; Anton Eng. Paulist A. C., 125-pound class: | Dan Coughlin, unattached, 130-pound 1 class, James Sullivan. Union Settle l ment. 135-pound class: Robert Glea- | son, Dominican Lyceum, 145-pound ! class; Sam Lagonia, Bronxdale A. C., 15S-pound class.
 Benny Leonard. the moAt prom | inent candidate for the lightweight | boxing championship, will enlist as | private in the United States army inn after his bout with Ritchie | in Milwaukee, on the 18th. He made this announcement through | his manager, William Gibson, last | night. T am a fighter" said Leon-
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13
!, Speaker Uses Bludgeon.

VoCS Ao1tAASOOlls Detroit, April 13.-Bagby had a lit- tie the advantage of Ehmke in q fine- ly pitched game yesterday afternoon, which Cleveland won by & score of 2 to 1.
 Cleveland made a run in tho flrst inning on Graney's double. a sacrifice and an out. Hits by Speaker and Guisto and a sacrifice by Roth gave Cleveland its second tally.
 Jones scored for Detroit on a single, an infield. out and wild pitch. Speak CT hit safely three times out of four at bat.
 The score:
 r. h. Q. Cleveland ...... ..1o1000o0o-2 2 2 Detroit ..O1O0O0O00-1 o Batteries: Bagby and O'Neil: Ehmke' and Spencer.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13

tell you-is the ultimate goal of the national pastime. Tho score:
 r. h. e. Boston ........ ..300100101-6 0 New York .000001000-1 z 5 Batteries: Leonard and Thomas; Shawkev, Love and Walters and Nun amaker.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13

now. I am picking this date because it is the anniversary of the day that the farmers of Lexington fired the shot that was heard around the world"
 A meeting of a special committee of the Brae Burn Country club has been called for next week to consider the advisability of setting aside 75 or 100 acres of the clubs unused land for gardening purposes, 1t was announced yesterday. Officials of the clubs ex- plained that the regular IS hole course would not be interferred with but that land on which the club planned to construct an auxiliary nine hole course might be used.
 Fred Kelly, the national Jentathlon champion. is the latest prominent track and field athlete to volunteer for service in the war against Ger many. Kelly, who won the 11O metre hurdle race at the Olympic games at Stockholm five years ago, is now a member of the United States Aviation corps, and is in training at the United
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13
NfacIls Loee Again.

Nfacks Loeo Again.
 Philadelphia, April 13-Washington hit the ball hard here yesterday and secured an easy victory over the Philadelphia Athletics. The score was to 2.
 Myers and Moves were hit hard, while Gallia did not permit more than one hit in any inning. Foster made triple and two singles in five times at bat.
 The score:
 Fs r. h. e. Washington :. .3010O200O-6 12 0 Philadelphia ...N1o0o01ooo-2 6 1 Batteries:N Ga1lia and Henry. Myers. Majors. Johnson and Schang.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-13
MeNaitte,o;is ; ,paNm dNhe Ypd1:,OundoNe,z ooQt Hxst os com16,-zubAeo, mild days as m colder days x . l. 5ecousp offs peculiar weave New York Sample
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 357 MAIN ST.

pion's at Hanover Park, Meriden. next Sunday afternoon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

6arbenton be5ogen. Gie iilnere Rano
betleiouHg BON tiefblauem Strob bill
bet cine erfrii6enoe 9[bpe6ieIung
bon Der iiblihen Befleiou1q bonn el.
genen W1oterial. Cine biibi1e @arnt-
tlir ergiebt oaS nit 6ran3en beieste
Sanoeal. 3as Sfoitiim, 5u Dem oie.
ier Snt einen rei5enoen AbI1IuB BIZ.
oete, beltano aus einem marineblau.
en- Soiree Sumper-4leio, uno geioeS
Sut uno Rlei0 biloeten elm barmoni.
ides @an5es, Oeiien 8irfllng nod er.
bobt Uilroe, ourh elm Naar eIegonter
sfn0pf .Stiefeletten
3a fein 3Deifel oariiber beIteben
fam, ooB oas 2ingerie-&leio in ser
fonunenOen Saiion cine groBe 0fons
ipielen miro, fam man ii6er oarauf
re9nen Dab aud Spieenbiite Itarf IN
gegebr iein tperoen. 0as 2ingerie-
&leio lit ME rei5en0er, ais penn Elm
bii6iher, maleril9er 2ingerie. Sut
oo5u eetragen ipiro. S5n ser Sbot, oas
Singerie.&leio oieier Saiion berlangt
palienoe 0glcceiioires~ ODER ser gau8e
@feft lit DerIoren. @orl8 neu uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Speile beritellsn min, nebme man bier
9DfFel in 3uder. bid eingeto9te
&ronsbeeren in eineu Rapf, 5erriibre
iie nit elmer Reibteule, nebme bier
90ffsI 8uder unb bier GtpeiB (nibt
Sdnee) oa5u unb rii6re 10 longe bis
Die MaiIe gang 6ea, iaaumis unO bid
pirO. Sn cine @lasi9aIe getban,
saruirt man bic SpeiIe nit tleinen
Suppenmdtronsn. sic reiGt etpa fir
a4t perionen uno bdlt iib eini9e Sage
iteif.
3ubereitung bon Gu
itarbs. @ep06nli9 gfbt man Bel
GuItarbs oht @ier ouf Elm Quart
Mil6; aber Elm ebenIo gutter taun aug
feds Stern un0 nod peniqer anqe
fertigt per0en, bauptiddlib bur6 bic
3ugabe zines @Bl0ffeIs @2sbI, bas gut
nit benz 3uder permiIht Iein muB, e6e
bic onDcren geFanbtbeile 5ugegeten
perben. @uitarOs tonnen getodt, ges
baden ober bur6 Damp gar semo9t
perben, in SaKen OOer 9r0Bersn Sc
fdbsn, Sebr Diel beKer 1T es, bic
WliI9 erit gu todeH unO banu ertaltet
gu gebrnuGen; aud etpas Sdl0 madt
bic Speiis I9matbuftsr. oft gss
brau9t man iiiBen Rubm ftutt Mil6.
aud mebr Gier, psnn Ter Gutdrb,
oas @ouFflee ober Der Q(uflauf 6eIonz
bers feiu perbsn Ion. Bel geto6tem
@uItarb itellt man bic Mlafe in elmer
S9lKel in einem unberen gr0beren,
bdlb nit BuFer gsFiiutsn 9opfs auFs
Jeuer. Mlil9 ooer Sabne per6en beiz
nabe gum &odpuntte qebra9t, bonn
Gier uHb fonitiecs 3ubeb0r 6tnsinge-
ssbsn, unb bic Muie ptrb fleiBig
ndd elmer gRi9tuns gerii6rt, Bis ans
Ro6en, oamit bic @ier ni9t bid perz
ben. 9is sr0Bte Sorgfalt iOlte BEL
ee6adenen Guitarbs auf bic sleide
unb mdBiss 6ei5ung bss Ofens Oer=
nenbet psrben, Dies Ionit 10 I9mads
bufte @sribt 1T gang unesnieBbar,
penn es BEL Der 8ubsreitung pdferig
unb moltig pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

ale @ub.@eiddfte unierer Wietropole
ourdfihen, man mir0 fein eirsiges
Gremplar iolder &opfbeOedung an
treifen. Selite lit and fir Die Sie6.
5igerin Der ruuoe 8ut oas &orrefte
uno eiu5ig in 9etroHt aommenoe,
lpeHn aud nit gepiiier 8ei1rdntilng
in Der 8orm, Die eber bod ais brett
fem ioQte. Dfit 9lusna6me iebr brett
rauOiger 6ormen lit jeoer Slit beute
fir icoe glltersfloiie 5uldiiig.
llnter oel bisber fir Die fommen.
De Saiion offerirtcn &iiten Hoht iib
Der gan3 ipeiBeSut IN beTonoeremUlos
Be bemerfbor Gr eriheint in ieoem
Grade non Glegau5 ino rongirt bon
Dem ltreng cinfnhen nToilorbllt~
bis 5u Dem mdleriihcn Spp oes fir
@artenieite beitimulten Suites. ga
Den arclleu leubtenoen 5drben cine
lcbboite Saiior bormisgeiett miro
gcbt man iiher in ser glnnabme, oaBI
Der gan5 meiBe @ut, Der III ieoer Sur
Oe pabt, beionoers gefldt iein miro
Sin ie6r hiibihes YiooeQ Oieier 9lrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

penn man I'm Wiitterna9t obsr 0a
5erum 5uriidte5rt, Aser zen S6outeIs
itu3l itpIpern unb fallen, unb, nenn
man ii@ bis aHsSeniter psiteraetaitst,
it4 in ben S4euereimer ieben. Das lit
eiHem uHongene6m. Sbnsn sef6lt es.
9lei9Diel, no man etpas binitellt.
es tommt ibnen gar nidt in ben Sinn,
es iteben gu laHen. 9ei Der erTten be-
item @esesenbeit nebmen iie ben Sc
genItano meg uno Itelen i'm anberspO
bin. Das liest In f6rer gtatur. llnO
5ubem maGt ss linen @er9niiqen, auF
oieIe Meiie niebertrd9tig gu lein un6
einen gu dreern, sic piiroen lieber
iterben, Gig i9re S9elmeuItrei9e uns
terIoiIen,
SIMMER beben lie ale alien SGniBeI
georudten Hebri9ts ouf, bic man auf
ben 8ooen pirft, unb idi9ten fie
iorgidltig auf bem 9iI9 auf ipdbrenO
tie nit uniern pertbpoaen WanuItripz
ten Geuer aumadsn. ST ba irsenb
Elm beIonberer alter Papierlappen,
Der einem mebr ols ale anbern 3uiDiz
Der TT un0 ben man auf ale m0olihe
WeiIe los5uperben Iu9t, 10 mag man
ih iebe erOentlide Wlube in oieIer
8e0iebung ge6en, es pirb ni4ts
niiBen; eenn iie perben ben alien qa-
pierfeBen INNER Dis0er ans Saeeslibt
bringen uuO reseImGbig pieoer an
bieieIbe STEELE lsgen. 1as tbut tbnen
pobl.
llub iis berbrau9en me9r SaarSl
ols feds Mdnner. 8sI6ulbigt man
iis, es semauit gu bubeu, 10 liigsn Fe
einein tns @sIi9t. Was froeen tie
nat einem SScnieits? 9(biolJt nidts.
9dbt man Der 8equem!i9teit balber
ben S6liifel in Der 9bur iteden, 10
bringen iie i'm binunter gum Ober=
teLner. sic tbun oas unter benz
ni9tsnubigsn Worpanbs unIer @is
gentbum DOT 9ieben Ihiben gu mol
len; uber in Wabrbeit tbun iie es nur
in Der Nbiicbt, baB man, penn man
miibe nc9 6aufs tommt, pisber bte
Sreppe binunter tlettern uno ben
S9liifeI bolen Iou, ober bamit
man ii9 Der llnnnnebmlihteit uuter~
5iebe, iid ibn BON einem &enner bOIeA
gu laTen, Der Johann natiirlih Elm
Srintgelb srtpartst; in psl9em Sale
ii9 bic bertommenen @ei96pfe bsrs
mutblicb in bic 8eute tbeiIsn.
unabIGfis itelen iie Zen 8eriu4
an, bns 9ett gu MAIDEN, ebe man aufs
geitonben 1T, auf ipelhe WeiIe lie uns
um ben I90nen MOreenT9Iummer
bringen; no9bem man uber aufge-
itanOsn TT, lafen iie iid Big gum nGd.
iten Sage gar niht pie0er isben.
sic begeben iiberbaupt dlle gemeins
better bic Ts eriinnen t0nnen, unb Iie
bsgeben iie aus purer 8os6eit unb aus
teinem unbern @runbe.
8immermdbdsn Iinb fir IsDes
menf9lide @efiibI obgeitrrbeu.
Wenn td in ben seIebsebenben
RDrpsrI9aften einen Qn.rog bur9-
bringen tonn, traft beFen bic Stuben-
obsei4ufFt DerOen, 70 sebents
ib es 81 tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

l0ren meiitens iolde Srauen, Die all
dnem 3uDiel BON bier libel angebrad-
lem 8ortgefiibl leioen unO ebcr einelI
out pdblen, Der Mot i5reu 9eifa(
bat. ais oen 9ooen ipie0er 81 perlai
fen. obne 3u foiien. @inor geidJidtel
Yerfduierin miro es imncr Elm Seidl-
tes Iein, elmer iolc5en arnoiH einea
6ut auf3ul4ipaBen."
3aS 9leiult1t ieooh lit nibt in jc.
Dem Sale Elm nncrpiitittes. Dlai
mag einen bargeboteien Sut mitSnts
riiihmg 5uriidmeiieu Ger Reocee.
manotbeit Der @erfduferin aelinat e5
trOsoeuL oic aunoil 5u beipegcn, oaS
berihmdbte Grenplar alli3uprobiren
imo tie oa man itoilnt. Ger Sut flei.
oct nht mir oor5iiglid, ionoern
iheint aud olii Dem aopie Der sim.
Din alles 9rtreme ooer 9lbiouoerlihe
eingebiiBt 81 baben. @ei etuas gu
tenn &illen lit es pirflih nidt ic
idiuer BEL Der iiberaus qroBen Nus.
iDabl Der 3u9egeben 8lun 3beil
oft niifialen0en 6ormen etiraS BAL.
ienoes beraus5uiinoen
Sab es emit cine 3eit gab, IN ser
cine 6raii, iobalo iie Die &ter5ig er.
reid5t bate, mir nod einen Bonnet
o0er 5aconbut triiq, eriheint uns
bellte ipie Elm Wl1rben. 9ian fonnta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
PIE BEN Ofeidbe 6er NySpaa
81 em Norf- 0en 20. QLpriI.

o8enn id Dor Der 9lui9abe lte6e,
einen neuen Sut 5I fauien, 10 Diro
mir immer bimmelangit 1ieie @or.
te aus Dem Wlunoe elmer IN geieQigen
&reiien poblbetannten Jrau oiiriten
I'm Ser3en manher ibrer Wlitid ,
itern einen @ieoer6aa finoen. Gas
Diele 6rauen, beionoers iolAc IN piiti
leren uno borgeibritteRcH Sabren, cI
nen NuBId0en MIR NIT 3ogen betrl.
ZEN, iii Tbntiahe. Die 5ruu bon fol.
ierDatipem @eidmad eri6ridt leiAt
beim glnblid Der i'm Gboufeniter auS-
Ncltellten mebr ODER lbeitiger AMI.
iallenoen Site Der neueiten NloOe, oie
mi ben Seidnuer nidt ielten aroteef
coer minoeiiens ie6r ungepo6nlih
f.rfen Sic fragt iib inter 6angeH
weiiel, ob inter all Dem 0argcbotc.
en- mobI etiUas iei, mas omon tra-
u fann~ 8u oieien 3o9boften ge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

lit in unierer erlten 9lbbilouug tpfe.
oergegeben Gie 6orm bon ipeiBem
Wtoildnoer Strob lebnt iid an
yWlui5room~ .Siitien an, 0lr4 Die
Seoer u6ancD~ imo Die gmaiQe.
Aaraffc born, miro Der Sut Der Itrena
ciniaden aloiie entriidt. QerIelbe bill
oete oen iebr paiien0en 9[bi6hlB fir
Elm SRleio bon ipeiiem Crepe oe dine
oeiien Srogen, @iirtel uno WanItet
ten BON altroia Eiliiab nit elmer Oop.
pelrcibc bon gleihforbigcr Seioenab-
iteppung 0er5iert mar.
S5n Dem eluigeu 9emii6en 6roii
Wiooe's tets ettDas gleues, BON Dem
9isbcrigen glbmeihcnoes 81 Idaffen
lit es i6r aud iebt ipieOer gelunaen,
einige gon5 aporte 6ormen berpor5u.
brineen. SSn Yoris mar man eiaa
3eitlang garnift 5ufrie0en nit oen
5ienllib fouierpatiDen, monhmal Dol.
Zig imgoruirten &iiten ole ie0es on.
oere @'eure 81 iiberidatten orobten.
yhnL 10 ideint es, bat man iicb bort
pcranlaBt geie5en, beionoere gInitreu.
gunacn 81 na6en, mo ais 9leiultat
0erielben eriheinen iebt einige iehr
aporte NloocQe, 6ie in ge5ug allf 81
ilien. rpie @arnitilr, oen bisbcrigen
Qorbiehnqen in feiner g9eiie dbnlib
lino 9eion0erS intereIiant lit eS, in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Fraftiidere5 unO Siibideres bate oic
Wlooe unieren 5rauen bieten fonnen.
gSie leidt lit es alif oieie @eiie einem
g}a6mittagsfleio bon 9ltIas ooer Eai.
feta einen neuen &als- ino glermel-
glbibhiB 81 ge6en, uno oasieIbe. oas
pieleid)t Die Spuren oes @etrngen-
ieins aufipieS nidt mr mooern, ION.
bern aud pieoer friib 8u geitalten
Gle glusmohl in oieien Grageu rn5
V3anibetten- en-@arnitliren lit, nidt MIR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
2tsOer Stu6enmdOden.
Bon Wa art 3 N in.

@egen ale StubenmGc6en, nell
den 2tltsrs o0er peI1er Rotionalitdt
iie aud lein mOgen, i9lsubere i'd bier
nit meiusn SunggeIsqsnflu9!
M ottbe:
Stets legen iie Die &opffiiien nl
6as bsm @us6renner entgegengeIeBte
gnbe bes 8ettes, 10 OaB man, pd5s
renD man Dor benz GinI9lafen liet
unO raudt pie bas cine altberges
bra9te unb Iebr gei9Gbts SunsseIels
lenIitte If - bas Bud in unbequemer
Gage emporbolten muB, I'M bas 2i9t
BON Ieinen geblenoeten qlusen fern gu
balten.
Wenn lie am folgenosn Wlorsen
finben, bob bic ROpftiiien nab Dem
anoern Gnoe oes gettes perleqt Iinb,
70 nebmen fe bieIen Wint ni9t nit
freunbli6er @eTinnung auf IOnbern
MAIDEN, ii1 in ibrer abIoIutsn Utn9tz
boqtommenbeit Ionneno unb obne Grs
bormen nit unIersr SiIfoiigieit, baS
8ett gerooe 10, ipie ss urfpriineli6
mar, unb baben i'm @ehcimen ibrs
belle Breube an benz Qereer unb Der
Dual, bic ibrs Sprdnnsi uns berur=
laden pirb.
60 oft iis bemerten, ouB man bic
&iHen umgeleet bat, MAIDEN Iie rsgelz
mdBfg uniere 2lrbeit 5uninte unb fors
bern uns In Der WeiIe berous unb Ius
den uns bos 2sben, bds Gott uns ees
f1entt Bat, gu Derbittsrn.
Wsnn Iie bus 2idt auf anbere Msiie
ni9t In cine unbsquemcSteluns brinz
gen tOnnsn, 10 DerI4isben iis bus
8ett.
Steut man ieinen &ofier iebs 8oll
bon Der Wono ab, bamit, penn man
ibn 0ffuet, Der @edel li9 bugesen leb-
nen Tam, 10 ibisben iis ben 4Offer
reselmdbie pieber 5uriid. Sic tbun
es ubIi9tli9.
Mia man ben Spudnapf an elmer
beItimmtsn STEELE bubsn, mo- er ,inem
bequcm 5ur Sono iii, 10 iirO lie nidi
bamit einperitonben unb entfernen ibE
iebesmal fpieber.
Simmer iteuen lie unIsrs anOsrsn
Stiefsl an un0uganglite Srte. Gs
ma9t ibnen eine gang befonbere 5relI=
be, bieIelben 10 melt, aIs es bic ManO
nur eben erlaubt, unter bas gett 5u
I9ieben. sic unlbas, neil uns bas
n0tbigt, in cine piirOelole Stelune
uns berab3uIaHeu, i'm JiHItern NIT
bem Stiefeltnebt Oanad berum5utapz
pen uub drgerlihe SIiide aus3uitoBsn.
Simmer Fslsn iis bic Dole nit ben
Strei9bDl3ern an cine anbere Stelle
9Gslih ipiireu Iis eiusn neuen Stanb=
Ort bafiir auf unb Itelen cine GlaIHe
oDer anbere 5srbrs4Ii9e @lospaarsu
bubin, mo friiber bic Streihb0l3er
Itonben. Dos t6un iie. um uns gu Oers
anlaTsn, bas elGIerne Ding, ipenn mir
i'm TmItern berumtappen, gu 5erbre=
den unb uns Shdben 5u0ufiigen.
Simmer uno eipie berriiden lie bic
W40bel. &ommt man Qlbenbs Ipdt naSb
SouTe, 70 lam man feit barauI reb-
nen, ben S6reibtiId bort gu finben,
no am Morgen Der &leiOerI9rani
Itdno. llnb penn man bes Wiorgens
fortas6t unb ben Gdeuereiner Bel Der
E6ir unb ben @Hnu:slltubl am 6en-
ter auriIdIGbt. lO pire man It4sEIi4,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

in ge6ug ouf6orben, lonoerfi au6 auf
Weoterial cine iibermls rei6e.
Cine ebenio rei5enoe mie praftiid1e
@arnitir lit in lnierer Ietten Gbbil-
oliHg berani6oulibt. 9lls W1oterinl
oient DeiBer @eoreette.@repe nit e..
ner 5orten @alenciennes-arauie ein-
gefaBt. Sono-Stiderei ibmiidt 6ie
gden uno bilOet einen gor6iiren 81
feft. D2it Dem Rrogen barmoniren Die
WfanIhetten in allen 1etnils.
Won0a.