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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21

in Der Stride an Der GGe BON Bono
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uno Die aufridtigite llnteritiibung
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bcamtcn nngcoronct.
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G6ren OaS SlnOcnfcn an cincu
&iternten.

Gum 20. @e6urtstag DON Or. G6ri.
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.Q}ontag Oen %. 9lpril 1917, 9tad-
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%eritorbcncn iiu6 irennOIi6it einge.
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0uGo 5dul5e, SSaco6 9riigqer, Or.
snton @liiler, 8. G. SdneiOarcit6,
E6co. 9. 9ort.
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slnrl nn Qr6erncrllirillna.

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gan BON 9lr. 1914, lGt. NoDol-9lOe,
Scr nur wcnige Shritte bon ieiner
@obnlrng geitor6cn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21

iluiteS 0laiiuabs aub electric GOmpanb:
@rlan6en Gle mir mene ber3libfte glns
erfcnnung aus5uoriiden iiir ben slip
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8lI ireucn.
Wdt @eriiderung Der glnerleHmng Sbre5
Sortibrites bin i6
Sbr ie6r Greebener
(ee0ei6neD "a. G. Wseaes.
Baltimore, 49, g(pril 1917.
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Meidlicncne qentc.

Sm &reisgeribtc murOe Srol
Margoret 9loBO bon 9lr. t445, Goof-
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glr. 700, Sarucu-StraBc, geidieoen-
@eioe maren wegGu 9igomie Ocrbni-
tet gcweieu.
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srlrnrnndiidlcr gNetierberidlt.

9(ls 0cn iibri9en Gnnoes.gsetter'
GcobaMiun0s. .Siationen purocu oie
lol0euoeu nicorigitcn EGnperotrrca
SIC nm S llbr geilern 9lbcnO 5errld-
fcu hcridtet.
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Wdt bor5iieli6er So6udhue 0er6leibe
Sbr iebr 9r8ebener
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Baltimore. H. SIpril 1917
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cnnncnouf. unS .llnteraang.
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Sir N'orDlonO ino Den 1iltritt
Gclumbio beutc regueriid unO nad
gyciien miipriuaenoe gSinoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21

MIRO.
SSn beioen @eionnllungen ipielten
WluIif.aapeQeu putriotiibe @eiien.
G6enIo miroen @anOel6ilOer ge5eigt,
sic oos 9e6en in ser 6lotte Dor Die
9luGen ser 3uiAouer iii6rten. Sn-
iolqe ser 9lnmcicn6eit bon 6lottens
0ffi3ieren, 0litglieOeru Ser 9lrmee
imO6lottc, ipie Observation-Disclosures
ten uuo ibone Geforationen ourd
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ianmllingen einen edit militdri-
iden 9lnitrid.
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9un0eS0ieuite.
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rino Our6 Oie 8inoeS-Sfii5iere lit
Qeitern 9(6eno ooS 5. &eginent ior-
mea in 0cn gunoes- -Cienit ii6erge-
gongen m0 bot Cberit SorrD s.
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perben lieBen. 9lae iolhe SolOaten-
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Gegierrng feuc llnteritiiBung.
2ichtenont @ilion itol5
ouf Wiorplan0.
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3 Siir sic MARINE.
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@eii-6apettelStroBe.
SacOb @. W1eriua Sttluwa,
Soma.
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Marine. Corps.
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Seringtou- -StraBe.
eugene s. 2cluis, Cumberland,
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2oui5 RnbcniicinJ 9}r. 222, Siio-
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@oltcr 6irit 91r. 4t2, Q. -@oIie.
StroBe.
@iaiom s. 9hlorcw8, Ger. 1862,
Gohmbia.9lUenue.
,SrcOerid " &oeita, 9lr. 1926, GO-
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Die St0uWg aus Dem oltlibelI
9'c5rasfa lit ii6er @lihigan nah 0enl
St Qalprcncctbale abg3ogen mo
hoilc Sleaen i'm aon5cn SiiOoiien oes
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zen E6eil oIilid bonn Nliiiiiiippi.
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lantijden Stoaten, 6crrift 6o6e
Gcmpcratur. SSn oeu nlittelatlonti-
Sd,cn Staoteu miro es belite reancn
imo moracu ih6ncS @etter aeben
0oQcacn foil cS o6cr etiuas filler per.
ocn Sic Eemperaiur miro in g'au
Sciicu. Gcp 9orf mo ocn glcn.Gna'
inuo Staaten iteigcu an Saultag
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el6onucnlcu bic hen ,,Scnudcu Gorrcipoit'
ben;cn" uidlt Vhui.lim uocr nnrcacImaiia CT.
haliru iiuo ncbeirn Der Sfiicc naDpM prr Ee.
lcp1ou pber lnrliuid wthbelluna 81 ma@eu.
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SSm ,Sntereiie 0cs nYalfimore7
,Souos~ iinoet mor0en 9laHmittag 3
l,6r cine Diaiienoeriammlung in Der
nSDric" itatt rro Sr. So6n E.Stonc,
ncr @oriiBer ocs Gomites ser so, hat
cen @rni6 nusgeiprodeu, DAB Oieie
@crimunhnS rc1t 5ablrcid bcildjt
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
EDEMPIRE
TEAM IS VICTOR
Defeats Picked Team From
Fort Bliss Military Dis
trict Sunday.

Exhibiting thei- usual s,ecdy brand
OF teamwork and accurate kicking,
the fast soccer eleven Of the United
Empire club Sunday afternoon de-
feated an alI-star Fort Bliss team on
the post parade grounds, by the score
Of two TO one.
From the time the ball was kicked
off, the game was fierceIy contested
by the players. and the result Of the
game was in doubt up TO the final
minute. The contest was one Of the
prcttiest exhibitions Of soccer wit
messed in some time. the excellent de-
lenEiye work Of the Empires. and the
aggressive attack OF the soldier play
ers making the battle well worth see
ing
The first score Of the game was
made in the first Is minutes Of play
by an United Empire player who
BOO ed the ball past the opponents
goal line by an accurate kick The
second score was also made in the
first half. and at the end Of the half
the score stood 2 10 0 in favor Of the
Empires The lone Fort Bliss s ore
was made in the last half, and was
the result Of some consistent PUSHES.
It is probable that a game viii be
arranged for New Years day between
the Empire eleven and the Fort Bliss
association football team. for the ben
game will be considered at 4 meeting
OF soccer enthusiasts next Wednesday
al the Alamo hotel II the game IS no,
arranged for New Years cay Il will
take place on the first Sunday OF the
New Year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
bic ARMY CAME
CHRISTMAS DAY
Elevens Are Ready for the
Referees Whistle in
Holiday Clash.

All is set for the big championship
football clash tomorrow afternoon at
the high school stadium between the
Seventh cavalry regiment and the
sanitary train team OF the 18th cav
airy division. The game win start
promptly at o'clock.
Capt. Moore, who Is coaching the
Seventh c-valry team, has given out
a tentative lineup. which consists Of
some Of the strongest and best known
players in this district, and assures a
real game from start to finish. The
lineup IS as follows: Center. Lieut.
Caller, Colby college; left guard,
SiZer and Pipken. Seventh cavalry;
right guard, Simpson, Baylor univer-
city right tackle. Hanna. eastern col
lege man: left tackle. Leake, Munhan
academy: right end, Austin, Knox and
Kendall college; left end, Lieut.. Har-
rison, Texas a. & NJ; Lieut. Norton
Will also be seen at left end during
the progress OF the game.
The backfield viii be picked from
the following players; Zitich, Lieut..
Cessna. Mon Oe. Schumacher. Sergt.
Mai. Packer Carlson and Capt. Moore.
Lieut. Hartman. OF the medical
corps, will umpire the game and
Lieut. ". D. Savage, formerly Of Yale,
referee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
CODY BASEBALL TEAMS VICTOR
IN SERIE5F0R THE BORDER TITLE

Defeats Bliss Aggregation in Fourth Game of Series
After Dropping Saturday Afternoon Contest by a De-
csive SeOre Pitching of Denny, and Pete Leyva, Ell
Paso Sailor, Are Features of the Fourth Battle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Coaches Ought To
Read All Rules

Cambridge, Mass. Dec. 24.-"FoOt-
ball officials may not need glasses TO
improve their sight, but, believe me.
it wouldn't do a number Of them any
harm to read UP the current rule
book" declares Charley Brickley.
head coach at Boston college
Football is too big q game TO be
handled By men ignorant Of the rules
governing IT," adds Brickley. TT has
been my misfortune TO run up against
FORE mighty weird hanIing OF the
football Indicator this fall. and fee
no hesitation in declaring that only
one out Of every five officials is capa-
Bile Of holding his position. Some o %
them have seen don't even know the
simplest Of the rules.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

rate catching in center field that the
Cody score was not larger. Dick was
sacrificed to second by Howard and
scored when Kroy made an error Of a
fly by Chacon.
Fisher Slashes Ball.
Paul Fisher made a three base hit
in the fifth and scored 4 second later
on wild pitch by Denny. Kroy got
a. ound in the fourth for Cody, after
he had obtained first on a fielder's
choice after forcing Carrig at third.
Shafer scored in the fifth on a low
throw by Howard. the ball going into
the bleachers, when Brown attempted
to field It after Ramsey had hit sue
cessfully. Cody scored two more in
the eighth and three in the ninth.
LeyTa pitched his head off during the
last two innings, but was unable to
hold down the scoring.
Saturdays Game.
Saturdays game went to the Bliss
team by the score Of seven to three
Paul Fisher, who was on the mound
Tor the Bliss team. did some excellent
work, while his opponent, Pete VIII
son, Of Cody, was hit hard and timely.
The all around playing Of Wiser,
Bunson and Chacon-who knocked a
three bagger-and Carberry were fea-
lures Of the game. The scores were:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Champion Waugh
Defeats ]. KaIe

Lightweight champion Joe Kale. Of
the border patrol lost TO Bobby
Waugh. Texas champion. Saturday
night at Deming. y. NJ, in the fourth
round OF a scheduled Is round con-
test. The superior experience Of
Waugh enabled him to hit his younger
opponent at will and there was very
little doubt from the first round OF
just who would be the victor. In the
first round Waugh got in a stiff
right cross that slowed up his OPP
ponent and, in the succeeding stauzas
Kale was badly outpointed. The
knockout came in the fourth round.
after kale had been sent down once.
Quite q number Of Deming fans
witnessed the contest. It is probable
that some effort viii be made TO
match Waugh with q first class
lightweight at Camp Cody. presuma-
bly, Harry Thorpe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

~A8IP CODE'S athletes Sunday car
ried away e sectional title for
~ the second time within a month.
when they defeated the Bliss baseball
team, by taking advantage Of some
timely errors and in spite OF the won
derful pitching Of Pete Leyva. The
final score, S to 3, in favor OF Cody,
does not do justice TO the work Of
Leyva as a pitcher. but as the sturdy
sailor received poor support and was
unable to hold down the Codyites.
who jumped at every opportunity to
score
Up 70 the eighth inning the game
was a creditable exhibition aside
from one or two stanzas which were
marred by errors either Of omission
or commission on the part OF the Fl
Paso players This is not intended 20
cast the blame on the players, how
eve. as OF the Bliss team, four were
civilians and were all working boys
who were unable to get out and prac-
tice- Camp Cody had quite an ad-
vantage in this department. and
showed that the team collectively is
in good shape by pulling off several
field, did some particularly good work
by dragging two hard flies TO the
earth after a hard run.
C-dy Scores One.
Camp Cody scored one run IN the
first inning when Kelly walked, and
was sacrificed twice by Shaffer and
Ramsey. He scored when Rouse
slammed out a neat single Rouse
went down to second on the throw
and advanced 10 third on a single by
Carrig. On a neat play, Chacon to
Wiser TO Chacon, Rouse was caught
at home. Chacon shot the ball 10 sec
ond base to get Carrig on an attempt
Cd steal
Rouse then dashed for home and
was caught several feet down the
line when Wiser whipped the ball
back to the sturdy catcher in time
to catch the runner.
FL Paso scored one in the first in
ming, when little Dick Carbe-ry got a
single into left This little man, to-
Eether with Chacon and Leyva, shares
the houors Of the day, as II was due to
his brilliant base running and accu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

team and declares that It Will expert
ence little difficulty in winning over
the Cody aggregation, despite the de-
cisive defeat handed the Fort Bliss
aggregation. The remaining two
games Of the series viii be played in
IL PasO on the following g Jurd-y
and Sunday afternoons, according 10
the present schedule
A list OF the men upon whom Sergt-
Post is counting TO bring the sectional
baseball title back to Ell Paso IS as
follows: Pitchers. Hayward, McGIu,
Burch, Finley and Thomas; catchers,
Post, Pennio and Kemp: inficlders,
Less, Effinger. Webb. Carrity, Nixon,
Kearns, Shrader and Frank Snyder;
outfielders. Jacobs. Samsos. Brown,
Schaffer. Barnard and Smith
According 10 Post, his team has re-
peatedly challenged the Fort Bliss
club for a match. but the def has
never been accepted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
ENGINEER TEAM
IS AFTER CAME
Has Arranged Series of
Battles With Camp Cody
for Winter Season.

Sergt- Fred Post. manager Of the
Ninth engineers baseball team. Sun
day afternoon was busily engaged in
a schedule between the en-
gineer and the Camp Cody clubs and
announces that the first game OF a
series between these two mines viii
be played next Sunday at Camp Cody.
Since his return from san Antonio.
Post has lined up an extra strong
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
FAST CAME At
Y GYMNASIUM
School of Mines Team De.
feats Fast Soldier Aggre-
cation Saturday.

Headed by Capt. Van Dusen. the fast
School Of Mines basketball team cas-
ily defeated a team from the remount
station. Fort Bliss. Saturday night at
the Y. N. c. A. gymnasium. the final
score being % to IN favor OF the
Miners.
The Mines players headed 10 a fast
aggressive style Of playing during the
entire game and found it easy to score
against their less experienced op O.
ents- In the first half 80 points were
scored by the Mines team. while in
the second the players contented
themselves with keeping the ball cut
OF the way Of the opposing players,
who managed to garner only one bas-
ket
During the intermission between
the halves, J. H Nations. p esd lett
" the y. 81 c. a, called physical di-
rector II. L. Holm and r W. Gos5ett
to the center Of the gymnasium floor
and after an appropriate speech pre-
scented Mr.. GOssett with an elaborate
cneSs set. and Mr.. Holm with an order
Tor $40 worth OF merchandise on To-
cal hardware store. The two pre-
sensations were the rewards won by
these two workers when they OBJ
tanned more members than any others
OF the association during the recent
membership campaign. Mr.. Holm got
% members and Mr.. Gossett SO.
Plans for the resumption Of the
Church league sch edule after the holi-
days are under way, and Il IS believed
that the league will start NJ on the
first Saturday in the new year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
JONES OUT OF GAME,

Hugh Jones, Of the Denver club. IS
so good and done with baseball that
ne didn't even stick around for the
western league meeting at St. Jo-
seph, but took himself out TO Califor-
MIA. He will spend the winter in Los
Angeles and will be Joined there soon
by James c. Magill, who also finds
his interest in baseball waning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

b'UNCLE JOE HE
OLDEST SQUIRREL "
PARK Ills BEGINNING
To LOOK LIKE 4 HARD
.WlNER AS SQUIRREL
FOOD IS ESIREhECH
ScRRcE WHEN
SUDDENLY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
C-dy score One.

FL Paso scored one in the first in
ming, when little Dick Carbe-ry got a
single into left This little man, to-
Eether with Chacon and Leyva, shares
the houors Of the day, as II was due to
his brilliant base running and accu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

Summary Of Game; Two base hits.
Schafer, Carrig, French Three base hits
Fisher. Home runs. Ramsey. Stolen
bases, Rouse (2l- Sacrifice hits Schafer
Howard Sacrifice fly, Ramsey. Struck
out, by Leyva, 10: by Denny, 8. First base
on balls, off Leyva 3; off Denny :. Hit
by pitched balls, by Denny CWisser) Left
on bases, Camp Cody. :: Fort Bliss ..
Double plays. Holiday 20 Denny; Talbot
70 Bunson: Holiday to schafer to Holiday.
Wild pitch Denny Passed halls, Chacoa
(Sl: Time Of game. 1-5o. Unpires. Kane
and Thorpe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
HFRzOC FOR CRo9- vot

During ne New YORK meeting, ac-
eording to a report from Cincinnati,
John AicGraw offered to trade Char
ley Herzog TO the Reds for Hennie
rob. It is said the friendship Of
years between McGraw and Mathew
son came near being ruptured when
Matty heard McGraw's proposition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

Schaub. i; by Wilson. :. Runs 3ff
Schaub, 3 off Wilson. (. Hits off Schaub
= off Wilson, g. Two base hits. Car
perry kane. Home run. Chacon- Stole
bases. Wiser, French. Chacon t2). Ram
seys Rouse, %, c. Brown Struck out
by Fisher. Il; by Wilson, T. First base
on balls off Wilson. 8; off Fisher. 4. Left
On bases. Camp Cody, L. Fort Bliss, IL.
raised balls, Chacon %: Ramsey IL.
Time Of game, s;10. Umpire. Kane
Totals ....------3S s Il y Il I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
RALL CONTRnTERsY.

one OF the minor controversies in
the recent Western league meeting
was over the contract for the balls to
be used next year. The Wilson ball
won and viii be used next year.