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Arizona republican., 1917-09-21

Do not wait till tomorrow-phone that WANT AID. to The Republican office now, and get your wish fulfilled
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21
sBatted for Tesreau in fourth. %*Batted for Demaree in eighth.
By innings

-Summary-IWO-b -base hIts: Kauff, Zimmerman, Mollwitz. Three-base hits: Thorpe. Carey. Home run: King. Stolen bases. Burns (2), Fletcher. Mollwitz, Carey. Boeckel CD. Double plays: Hoike, Fletcher, Holke (2). Bases on balls: Off Demaree |, off C. Smith 2. off Steele 4, off Carl son 2. off Cooper l. Innings pitched: :: Perritt 2 Ia; Tesreau 23, Demaree 4, Smith ], Steele 3 13. Carlson 5. Struck out: By Demaree l. by Anderson 2, by Steele l. by Cooper 1.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21

Do not witt till tomorrow-phone that WANT AID. to The RepU blic2a office and get your wish fulfilled.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21
WASHINGTON LOSES LAST SERIES CAME
 WITH BROWN TEAM
[RepubIican A. p. Leased wirel

Republican A. p. Leased Wire] WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O.-( Amer ican.) )-St. Louis defeated Washing ton today in the. last game of the series. Score:
 R H F. St Louis. ..... :. 400 900 0o0-4 Is ? Washington ... .000 100 100-2 10 1 Batteries: Davenport and Hale; Gallia. Shaw, Dumont, Craft and Ainsmith
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21
7Batted for Klepfer in eighth.
 MeNu Vork

New OTh -.......... UUU ZUU UUU-Z
 Summary-Two-o base hits, Speaker Three-base hits, O'Neill. Smith Stolen bases, Wambsganss. Bases on balls. Shocker 6; Klepfer 3. Inn ings pitched, Klepfer [; Shocker s l-3. Struck -out. Shocker ?; Klepfer 3.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21

ing subscriptions for Liberty bonds, they may properly again avail them selves of this assistance in procuring the definitive bonds"
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21
American League
Yesterdays Result

Yesterdays Results Chicago ,, Philadelphia 8. Cleveland 6, New York ?. Detroit l, Boston 0. St. Louis 1, Washington 2.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21

II Is proposed by Miss HOge to i'm port eight or ten boys into her second hour shorthand class, as there k only one boy CGlenn Metcalf) and she is afraid that he will be lonesome
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21
COAST LEAGUE

Republican A. p. Leased wire1
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21

Bright Spots at P. U. H. s. Charles Becker-I am going out for football but have to'wear a nose guard V. K.-Why. a nose guard? c. B-Got to, my nose runs.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21
Z0'2y'{ SZSY Ya1T2
 the same hours TNoda U ctical work, P C while on
 tue on perso "S$~<>S~ ntirelyn new but Miss Hurley

Vic Norton of the senior class was appointed manager of the football team last night by Coach Geary. Norton is well qualified for the position having been loyal booster since entering high school. Last year he was on the track and basketball teams and is captain o1 the latter for the coming year
 As manager of the team he predicts a season of victory and wishes the sup port of the student body
 Next week the inter-class footbal games will come off. On Thursday the iuniors and seniors will have their bat tie and on Friday the freshman and sophomores will have theirs. The win uers of each will battle for the cham nionship of the school on Monday, Sep tember 31.
 All classes are well represented in practice Captain Wilky of the senior class is sure of victory while the juniors expect to show them up.
 The freshman sophomore game will be particularly interesting as it is the first real battle for the two classes The "sophs'' showed up well last year and will no doubt put up q stiff fight The freshman have lot of good hus- kies who will make it hot for the sophs.
 The inter class games are always eye openers for Geary. Everyone play ing should realize this and put the best shey-ve got into these games if they xpect to get recognition from the old war -horse" on the side lines.
 Captain Osborne announced yester- day that he would form a rocky squad to drill after school. Those who delight in talking in ranks and dis Obeying commands will get this special drill.
 The officers for the Hi cadets will be chosen according to merit rather than by classes That is a splendid plan as it gives everyone an equal chance
 Miss Moore: Tommy, do you know how the card system is worked?"
 Tommy Means: Sure I can play poker
 Girls physical training classes are filling up well. Doubtless the reason is because they only have to take it three times a week instead of every day. Anyhow but few slackers have been found to date.
 The girls basket ball season is going to begin soon and they will show the boys what real school spilit is like, as fully II girls are expected to report for this work the first of the season.
 Physical training is building up this year. At the first of the week Miss Hurley had about 309 girls. Yesterday she had $50 and today. still more are coming in. Miss Hurley thinks this will be the largest and best year in her physical training department
 The first, second and fourth hours are given to beginning students Two days week the sixth, seventh and eighth hours are given to advanced stu dents Another two days of the week
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21

MT. Carpenters students in biology have to buy the padlocks for their own lockers this year. Nevertheless he still charges cents for forgotten keys.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21

Ruth Burtis a popular member of the class of nineteen. has appendicitis. She is not expected to he in school again until October 1. She was oper- ated on at the Sisters hospital but is TOW at home. She is on q swift road to recovery.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21
Chicago

sPatted for Lynn in eighth.
 aAnatfnd fnr Williams in eiohth
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21

A noor freshie wanted to know where the basement of the third building was. Another one said he couldn't get q key for his combination locker.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21

Howard Stowe. a former member of F. U. H. s. returned today for a few days visit. He has been in the navy for the past several months and after a few days visit will report to the Philippine Islands for service there.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-21

In ranks-Caldy, you're out of step Caldwell-I know it. How can I get in again?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14

uen bier untcr ic $4,000 giireidoit
ite6en, neil iic oneeblib Oos @eies
gegcn Spionngc DerleBteu, inoenl lie
ole Griegst6dtiefeit ser Ser. Staoten
fritiiirten un0 onoere Sn1en oerof.
ientli6ten. lpel9e Die 9legicrng in
ibrem ariegsprogronme ibGOigen
f0nnten lpur0e bclite bis norgen
Oertogt. W}m ermartet, OoB @eter
Soldier, %rdiioent ser n@bilnOelp5ia
Eogeblatt @u6lifations. @eieaidoit
lno saul &ogel, Sdabmeiiter Ger
@eieai6ait, eri6einen weroeu. 8eiOe
iinO eegenudrtig auf elmer GonOen-
ton in Cincinnati, unO lie babeu
i6re 8ereitipiaigfeit ertldrt. bel Dem
Ser60r 81 erideinen.
(SpGter.) )-yBeter S9Gier eridien
beilte gta1nittag Dor Dem 8unoes.
Gommilidr unO iteate $4,000 9iirg-
i9ait iiir iein @ri6einen bel Dem
moreigen @erb6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
ssidt nit gl6Tdt acIdc6sn.

9on6orOemcnt bon Soipitdlcrn OltrH
0euti6e Slicgcr. Oeutic6e See
reSIeitimg gob cine oies6G3iig-
lide @rtldrlng ob. SAL SoOe-
loiucourt ermG5nt.
9erIin oio 9ouOon 10. Sept.
Gelttide 5lieger ba6en uie nit glb.
iitbt Soipitdler ser 9lQiirten 6ombur-
Dirt, erfldrt beute cine omtlibe Nlit-
t5eiIung Der oeutiden S6eriteu See
resleiting:
ISM Sale Oes 9lngrifieS ouf @oOe-
Ioincourt mar eS 6etannt, oaB 300
S6ritte oitli6 BON oieiem Orte zines
Der gr0Bteu fron50iiiden 9leroOrome
mar. Sie6en irol3oiiitbe @ScoOriQeS
6otten BORT 40 groBe SoQen. Grei
oieier @inbeiten operiren, mie Oie
@iitt6eillmg 6eiogt glod)ts, unO bonn.
boroiren irieOlihe G0rier in 2ot6rin-
gen lmO i'm Soargebiete.
Sic 6ran5oien 6o6en Oo6er feil
&c9t lid 81 6efla9en menn cine
9om6e m6eobii6tigt ooS Soipitol
trifit."
(9fo9 iron5oiiiber @}cIoume ma.
rem in Dem BON elmer oelti6en Bonn.
be aetroiienen Soipitole 10 &crioucn
aetoOtet ino 26 Deripun0et moroen.
IS mar 6e6auptet wor0en, Sap oie
oeutiden 6Iieger abii6tlicb ii6er Sen
tenntli6 gemodten Soipitolge6GuOen
gom6en abparfen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
sEeilerlnrhrmnnn nerLeht.

Sci cinem Geuer Oas in Scr. 1O1,
gSeit 8eberIp StroBe, I'M 0ipeiten
Stodpcrf ouSbrad, mltroe bei'm
|orbeiiubren on ser 2eaoenbaa- rno
&eIt-StroBe ser 2enfer Der Spribe,
Sobn 81. 2oceD, % Sabre alt, BON
9tr. S05, Scott. StrnBe, 0ii gooen ge-
morfen. 0aS Seucr batte feinen gro-
Ben S6ooen ongeri6tet, bod Der
6eucrpebrmann muBte nod Dem So
lpital gebra6t pcrOen, oa er oiigen-
i@einIich iAner berIebt mor0en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
..iSru6iinn Nnmrnncrein. =

gIm' II. September fonO cine Sc
Notwithstanding itatt. @initimmig
muroen erpdblt 9rau Gat6orine
Strauff rm0 6rau 9lOele 9Slitt ais
Sice-FrdiiOentin. Sri. Gina 9ebling,
Die wGbreuo 20 Sabren Oas 9lmt ols
SefretGrin oes Gereins in i6ren
9dnoen ee6o6t bat unO ais 25.idb-
RIGGS WiitglieO Oas G6renOipIonl ii6
erporben bat, puroe gefeiert. Die an.
oeren 9eamten Die erlpG5lt purOen,
maren: 6rou Margaretbe S6elper
mo 6rou 9lOele @rie6. 9lm 10. Of
tober finOet Elm 9Iliternr6iten itott,
an Dem ii6 boiientli6 olIe Nlit9lie-
Der lnO Oeren 5reunOe 6et6eiIigen
mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
@e,ualtis snscnummcn.

Q9af6inGton, t3. September.
n Der @ert6 ser in oen Iic6en Wlo-
notcn, oie nit Suli enoeten, aus Sen
Ser. Stoaten auseciii6rten 9rotitof.
ie, 6leiid- mo 0}oltereiproOrfte,
8mpmwoae, @mtmpouiomen- unO
ylineral.Sele betrug $1,007 7065, 100
gceen $7S3,9SL0t1 in oeriel6en
&eriooe OeS Goriabres. Qie 3unab.
me betrug na6e6u 1925 WHaionen.
Ole 9usfu6r BON grotitofien mudS
bon $25L715,S60 aui $373,595,.
592, Die BON Sleiib imO N}oIferei.
@roOltften bon $t57542,56S oitf
$685., ,66S319 lmo ole bon @iiuerol.
SeIcn BON $112,024,StS mf $133-
620,t20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
@eihei0enr Grnne

Gotcr lit ouf llrloub, ober l6on
beim eriten eemeiniomenDaittoo
bat er allen @rlm0, iid itber feline
Spr0Blinge, ole CT INNER reht ytreug
geboltcn bat, 81 dreeri. Ser gLel.
teite fonmt 5lt pdt. ipGbreno Der
5ipcite ser 0hittcr ettpos norbrlinp
melt iiber nitbt nl0gen uno feinen
Sunger boben idp.; unO ols Nun
nod Ger Syiiueite, Elm &nirps bon
0rci Syobren, feline Suppe lmlAiittet
unO Ieinem neben ibm iibenoen
SdfUciter6en oie friih geipoidene
Sdiir5e berfledert, 0a fmnn Der Sai
ter ni6t ntlbr on fid bdIten. Gr
idlGet nit Der Soirt mif BEN Eii6
uno bGIt ieiner 5udtIoien Gotte cine
enerqiIhe Ston0poufe iiber ibre I'm
qe5oqenbeiten uno i9liebt fem frdf'
tiges 0onneripeiter nit efitem niht
miB3irberitebenOen $ii1ipeis oitf Die
friibcr oft in SbGtigfeit gebrabte
&Icpfpeifbe. Cine 8eitlong berribt
M6usdenfine bel Glide, Die nber
pIoblicb untcrbro1cn miro bon benz
Syiingltat, Der gans rnbefitnlmert
iiber ben Gid riift: DGatcr, pann
fGbrIte lpieoer meg p"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
6opitGn ner6nftet.

Inter Der 9lni6uIOigung anee6-
lid int @onat 9(pril ser 9ieO uG~
Oil 60. einen mertbloieu Gbed in
Sobe bon $47 eeeeben 8u bdbcn,
ipuroe geitern Gopt. Clinton 9. @o-
fer bon 0en1 S6ooner nWt. 6. Den-
mis-" bon oen @ebeimpoli8iIten &ing
lmo 6reemon uerboftet lno nod Der
mittleren Boli5eiitation gebro6t, 100
er bellte Siidter 9Sadaro Dorgefiibrt
meroen miro. Capt. 8ofer fallfte BEL
Ser Gco 0G" 9il So. @aiolin uno
be5oblte NIT einem Gbef, Der ipGter
ouriidfom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
@Mrae sta0tneniafcitcn.

Ole @anoerlitit- @eieaiAoft miro
om Sonntag gtobnittog 2 llbr cine
Sour bonn @eri1tSbouIe in SowIon
'on ourN 0ulaueD's @oQeD MAIDEN
llno Damn 5uriif nod Eomion fir ole
Seimfabrt geben.
lieutenant @uiOo W1ululor0i bon
Der itoIienii6en @1iiiion in ocn Scr.
Stooten befono iib eeitern in Der
Stoot, reiItc no9 g8ilmington mo
miro in Oen n69iten Sugen bierber
5uriidfommen.
9ei Dem &oudobenO inn nGDar-
cral-GMb@ om Somitag g(bcno in
Scr. 1880, ct. Saul -StroBc, miro
Sr. Gbas. 9. Yenrole cinen @ortrag
iiber feline Grfobrmgen on ser
SGladtfront bon @erOun ais Nlit-
glieO OeS fron00iii6en 9(mbulau0-
Corps balten.
Sr. 3. @rnIt 9i6ter bon @pons.
bile, Snoy Welcber I'M lebten SSuni
sri. Gutbo 9. Goipns bier beirotbe-
te, bat cine Stcllc ais Glerf I'M 8u-
reau oeS @enerol-MOjrtonten in
gSoibingion oneenommcn. Sr. 9tid.
ter NOR friiber BrofeHor an ser @ar-
por0- -llniOerlitGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
eSn 6elunltlulem 9nitnnSe.

Ger 20 Sabre olte Garter BON y3r.
142, Observation-Disclosures, mlir0e ge.
tern 93o@mittoe in beUuBtloiem 3r-
itonoe BON icinem Batter nod oem
Dlercp.Soipital ge6rodt, no Die
gler5te ieititeIlten, oaB Carriers 3u'
itono ani6einenO elmer lleberooliS
ylorpbiitm 5u5uidreiben iii. Spdt
geitern 9lbeno mar er INNER nod be.
muBtloS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
Nladtc @elpeismnterial 6n6en.

General 2awraion 9iigeS, @rdii.
bent Der &oli0ei-8eb0rOe, iuiirOe ge-
tern oorauf nltfmerfiam gema1t,
oaB 4oli5iiten iib aftiO an oen @ri-
mdrwa5len i'm Sntereiie bon 6ranf
aeaD bet6eiligt batten. Serr 9iiggs
iogte ouf ole 9ei6mer0en, Dab iol9e
@eidulOieingen ioit nod ieoer &obl
eemadt perOen. @r 1T 6ereit, cine
9enoue llnteriu6ung anltellen 81 lai-
len ioQte irgenO cine &erion einen
%oli5iiten oireft bei6uIOigeu, Die
&ori6riften oes @Soli5ei-0eparte-
ments perlebt 5u bo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
gSun Qoifnntp ii6erfQ6reit.

Ser II Sabre olte @lerrin Sur
LODI, ser an ser Sorrineton &oao in
6oreit Earf mobnt, purOe geItern IN
DER Siuen-StroBe bon einem Salt-
gllltomobil oes Baltimore Bargain
SoiIe~ ii6erfobren lpobei ibnl oos
re6te @ein gebrohen tpur6e. Sn ei-
nem borbei fabren0en 9lutouobil
wllroe er nad Dem uMercD-Soipital
0e6rodt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
Sm Gomu WlcaSe Dcr6aftet.

.gunoesmari6aa s. EoDlor
Der6aitete geitern 9}admittag oen "a
Sabre olten Sobn g9. 9leeO bon gtr.
1924, SHO-@reeneitraBe, Oa Oerlelbe
onge6lib Spirituoien in ieinem ge-
iib 6atte. 9ieeo purOe nod 9olti-
more gebro1t, no cr in Der mittleren
&oli5eiItation fir ole 8unoes-9e60r-
0en ieitoe6alten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
Srieespcriidjcrung.

oN~'~S~~N* NNVN%NNUf
Die 9lOniniitrationSbill I'M 9leprd-
ientantcn6aiie einitinnnig anse.
nommen. &eniion fiir 9lnge-
66rige ben @efoaenen rnO Eoo.
ten fcitgeiebt. Geruilligln-
Gen fir totole 0ienihrnid6ige auf
$40 bis 500 firirt.
@oibinetoM 13. Sept.-Oie
@ilitdr- lmO Observation-Disclosures.
bill ser 9lominiitrotion poiiirte belte
9I6cnO Observation-Disclosures, uad-
Dem OieIelbe 10 amenOirt woroen
mar, OaB sic &eriuilligineeu fir Die
bon angewor6enen Manni1aften ab-
bdngigen Yerionen nit oencn scr
Sifi5iere ouf glei9en SUP gebrn1t
mor0cn maren. gSie 0ie 9ill nacb
Dem Senate 0eianOt mllroe, Iteben
oie 9lngeborigen bon Solooten im0
Ciii5ieren ouf 9leiber Stlie. Die
fir oie gep05nli1en SolOoten ieitge-
iebten 9etrdge iino etpos erb0bt inO
Oie Nlorimalbctrdge fir Sffi5icre
uuO Oeren glngeb6rioe iino ctpos re-
ou5irt moroen.
Ger fir freipiaige @erIi6erung
5uloiIige Setrag mlirOe bon $4,000
ouf $4,000 erbo6t. llntcr sen 9e.
itimmlngen ser 9ia fam elm Col.
oat cine &eriberllng bon $1,000 bis
$4,000 5ilr 9ote bon So pro Sall-
enO berousnebmen. Seine glngeb0-
rigen iinO 5u ser GeripiQigung bon
$5 bis $50 pro Wionot bereGtigt mo
81 einem glei1en Yetrage bis 81 $40
pro Wionat BON Der 20bnung. sos
oOcr Dienihlnfdbigfeit beretbtigt bic
9l66Gngigen irgenO elmer @erion i'm
WlilitGr- oOer 5lotten-Gienite, ein-
i6lieBliCb ser meibliben &ronfen-
pflegerinnen 81 elmer gnti6Goigung
bon 500 bis $40 pro W}onot uno 81
ser 8eriiberimgsitmme. Sir totale
Alenihmfd6igfeit perlebter Yerionen
miro BON $40 bis 500 pro Nionat
6e5a6lt. Sic @ittpen-&eniionen 10.
rem nuf pcnn Oie 6rou ipieoer 6ci-
rat6et, unO bel &in0ern bort 0ie %en-
lion nad) Dem tS. 9e6enSiabre oilf.
Sic DEMONSTRATION fiir eincn Sol.
ooten ooer Wlotroien bel totaler
Gienitunia6iofeit lit mie foIot ieitoe.
iebt..
$40, pcnn cr me6er 6rau nod Sim.
ser bat;
$55, wenn CT cine 6roll 5u crua6-
rem Bat;
$65, wenn er 6rou umo Gin aino
bat;
$40, penn 3mei oocr mc6r ainocr
ga iinO;
500, ipeun feline 8rou ober eill
&ino Dorbon0en lit,
$40 tiir leoes peitere &in0 mo $40
fir cine Oerpittpete Nlutter.
&erlebte, nelde Ser Yflege beOiir-
feu er6alten 500 pro Monot ertra.
Sin Mamt Ser beiOe S6nOe oOer
6eiOe 6iiBe oOer 6eioe Slugen Oerlo-
rem bat, lit oltomotiIb 81 $100 pro
Wlonat 6eredtigt.
Sir 0os erite So6r iiuo fiir Oicie
3wede $t75,OO0OOO porgeie6cu,
a6er fir oos 3meitc So6r peroen
$2,00O000,0O0 III 9lusiidt oenon.
men.
Tie Sill lit nod nid5t in ieOer Sim
iidt berOollit6noigt rno man eriuor-
tet, Dab OoS 6inou5-Gonlite OeS Sc
nots oieie 9rbeit oornimmt
Sn 9lep yorf bo6en sic Ocutid-
anlerifaniibeu @eieaihaften iicb Oer-
einigt Inn 6ront gegen Oie 9lusmer-
8nng Der Oclitiben Sprobe ans oen
0ifentlichen Sdulen sit mohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
g1nE Safiir biii;en .

S9iliom &eder, Elm S6Ioiier bon
Olr. 5, Oloro-Sdr60eritraBe, wuroe
oeitern BON &i6ter SaDler I'M noro-
meitIi6en 9oli6eigeribt 6lrr 3oblung
bon $50 imo Soften Oerurtbeilt, mcil
er iicb iibcr Gr6iiOent &iIlon imO Die
omcrifanii6c 6lagge gcringlddbeno
gc1uBert batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
Gin 6 NJ b finnIiMer-

@IGubiger u9Scbmcn e5ies uidt
libel, OoB id5 mid geitern binreiBeu
IieB, bier auf ser Sreppe 8u i6im-
0fen . :"
Sduloner: nSo, cine @eneinbeit
mar's ~ i'm gon5en Salie boben Sic
mid bloniert - iino 0os Inn hrnl-
piee 5pon6ig W}arf ~ Oo pumpen
Sic mir Wenigitens nod 6pan5ig
bin5ul~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
Das GitO UOm StrrntnbQnn(r.

Sen 1T Ocr 104 ebnrtsag bun Sem nrNlGnOcr Sranci
ut @cg scdeteu GOcS Srnenbauner, cntanO, ais
5r ais &nracntG an Dem 6aggff Oe Sefe6Saber bri
6Ote in Der G6ciGpeaie ya uGbrcnO Der NNdt 5nGgega
Oe Die bOrridDe llcberebnng GOuarO g. Segb nntet
. prid faHnI Oh ieb'n be Der idppnOenScn Nadjt
&as uir fremOig nod grHften i'm N6enOrOtGgan5c,
nirc Streifcn AnO StcrnC Die mGbrcuO Der Sdlndt
Sm SSiuOe 9eutcr, BORT BOd auf Der Sdan5e?
Der 9aecn Ceaus nnO Der gOmben 0ebrans
%erfimOcn Onrd'S 9unfe Die 6laase halt aus!
. iprid! webt Oas Banner i'm NOrgcnldIdJeim
NOdJ aber Den 6eOcn, i'm SaHOc Der 5rcin?
g8as it's, uas am SrunSc i'm Nc6c Sur uc6t
gSU bic mnt6IOIrn Secre OeS SciuOes jcbt raICn?
gSas tits, OaS 10 tOS an Der gSallgOgC Ie6t,
SaS Die &Gfe Ocs MOrgens 10 iIOtternS crfahtcn?
e 1T oas itcrnbcGete gnnncr; lang wcG cs alcim
Sn Der 6cimat6 Der SelOcn, i'm 2auOc Der 6rcm!
Sic6' cs glGn5cn i'm Qidt III Der Nforacm nn6ridt
SelltraDcmO unO cndJteub - ictt lit cs in Gidt!
Hub wO 1T oas Seer, OnS 10 prabIcnS cimt Idjwnr
SnrdJ Uer6ccren6rn 9reg ms nnS blmiec S6atcm
Sic 0emat9 5n ran6cn, Die 6eigc Tnr?
3, ibr Slut bat Orrl6idyt jcOc Spnr, Sc ic ratcm.
&ein Sort Idyibe mebr OaS gemct6cc Seer
Sic cntflObm uSer fielcn; OHs 0rH6 Ocd ie IdJmCr
Hub Oas itcrm6cGtc yanuer uebt TcgrcidJ alCiu
SSn Der @cmat6 Der 6elbcm i'm 2GnOe Der Ircn
llno tcts lei cs 10, Wcun Id @iGnner bciuc6rt
3n Ocrt0dOgem ibr GamO gc9cn femOlidJc SOrOen!
Scr Sicg nmo Der 6ricOcu ci 6ncn 6cIdJecrt,
Yreilt Den Simme, oa6 cmOId wir frci imO seuOrSenl
JiedJt fe9e btntort - an icgidJcm Srt,
llno Oics 1T Der @a6riprndJ; oSc OOH nuicr Sor!"
llno oas tcrnbcIGtc Banner uc6' inlmer alcin
5n Der Seimab Der Scocn, i'm 2auSc Der 8rci'n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
Die Snnc6[ntt. 0Iffnirr

%6ilo0elpbio, 10. Sept. II
Cos Ger66r ser ie6s 0ireftorcn ln6
Nlit9lieoer oes 9ieOottionSitabes Oes
~F5ilaOelp6ia Eage6IatteS", BON Sc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
9ic 6ItcrrcidyiIdc aaiIcrim ais 6ctt-
fGuferiu

cLll SiAN~ANtuJtiVN oRNtlN~hN "" ON|%
fInferim.
g9ir leicn in cinen SGpei5er glat.
te. Gin i6oner Bug miro ienieitS
Oes &6eins iiber Die iugeuolide 9oi-
ieriu 3ito crfldrt gIu eiuem Ger les-
ten ycttage in @en miibte ic iic6,
ais @iener glr6eiterfrau 0erfleiOct
unter Oie 6ettf1uierinncn Inn ielber
81 unterIu6en pos an Ben alagen
ser 9reIie ii6er sic @ureaufrotic
6cini Tettperfalif EbatioHe iei. @dlo
bate lie iih in Gin @eiprdd perpif-
felt, unO sic Srou 4 er5d6lte bon ib-
rcr Tomilie unO ibren Ginocrn ole
Iie o6ne 9luiii9t bate 5uriidloiien
uiiIiell neil iie bier iepeilen ihn'
Oenloug abmorten miiiie, Elm bis6en
6ett 5u erbalten imo Oie 6rau . er-
Sd6lte 0os nGinli6e 9ieO in ctuoS
onOerer Sonart. Sine ShlnOe Der,
ging unO Oeren 5meJ unO ihlieBlid
aud oic brittle, md6ren0Oem ole aai-
ierin iid6 nit i6rcn neuen 9etannten
iiber Oie mirt6ifaitliden 6reiroeu
ilno 2eiOen interbielt unO Oieie per.
geblid perm6tcii, euolitb cinmal an
Sen 6ettiAoltcr 81 fommen GS wo-
rem bel 81 peuig 9eamte 3ugegen
lmO 0ie Anpeienoen BON cincr 30
mooiqfeit imo 9equeullicbfejt, Dob
ser gon5e $on0el gar niAt bonn Sled
ging. SIom itohoen GutcnOe Dor
Dem 9ooen sic ihtnoenlong ilmionlt
ouf @eOienung geruortct; oa iAlng
cs 6 bonn S6urnL uno frohcno rollte
Scr 9ioaaocn bero6, lnio mic oudj bic
Srouen bitten mobten iie nod 81
beOiencn, cs bieB. oGs III Nun @u.
reouidmB uno 3eiero6eno, morgcn
gebt Ons 6eit pieOcr bon ncuem an;
Sic boben morgen wieoer 81 fom.
men"
Ga cntitauO inter Ben ,Srauen cine
erfl1rli1c @ntriiitun9, mo iie biel-
ten nit i6ren aIoGen nid)t 6iuter
Dem Berg. m66rcnO i6re neiie @olle-
Gin oufmerfiom ooS Erei6en Oerfolg-
te uno Damn imbemerft in elmer gte-
bengaiie peri9lpano. i'm Damn in ei-
mem Sof.ghltonobil nod Souie 81
fa5ren. Gort er6ielt Der aaiier 70.
fort genaien 9ericbt. uno penige
W}inuten ipGter iuiiroe an Die Ser.
faufsneQe BON 66Aiter Stelle bic
9lnfroge gcIteQt, loie iih ser beutige
Settmorft o6acluidelt bate, nGor-
5iigliH,4 loutete ser 9eiheiO, uibon
! Inn 6 llbr mur0e Sic 9hlsgobe a6gc-
ihloiien, es purOe alleS 6efrieOigt" "
- y@orum Bat oenn sic aoiierin
fem 5ett cr6olten. ohmobl iie itin.
Oenlong Geportet bat2" ertonte pei.
ter sic Sroge, imo fling, Hing, lGu.
tet eS ob. Gen 9eomten a6er Bat eS
Oie gauge 9lodt redt unbeimlit5 in
oen S6ren ael6utet imO ON anocren
Mcr0en crit rcc6t ais Die @eriiiglng
fam. nggegen lInid6i9feit i'm Ser
iorgungsoieuit gum 6clooienlt Oer-
lett
SSm Golf ober bat oieier &oriaa,
pic ibou 70 monAcr ieit Oen 9legie.
rungsontritt OeS ilngen @erri&cr.
poores, Gin recbt frenoiaes @ho 6er-
Dorgcrufeu uno man fon0t ott luie.
scr 81 6ofien 0oB nun bod nod ie.
mono eritouoen lit, ser Dem otter.
! reidiiGen @iireautrotismls oeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
0nobc Sea 0iebltalIs beidnll6iat.

Ser Is Sabre olte 9ieginalO @}c-
@iuioms, alias &oul Bart, bon glr.
11S, @eIt-2eringtonitraBe, miro in
Der iiiOIi6en @oli0eiitution feItge6al-
ten inter ser 9ei6ulOigrng, in Der-
ibieOencn fatboIiiAen air6en Die
gLInolenbeden beitoblen an baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
,Sons non 1Eeucr 6c0ro6t.

Sn Dem Souie bon gilbert o.
Sdnli6t, g2r. 1O4, @eit-Oiteno-Str4
brod ee1tern 9(6enO I'M aeIler ein
6euer aus, oos bol0 Oas gan6e $aus
beorobte. 0ie Slommen wur0en bon
Der SIR. 6 2oi6- -Gonlpaenie geI0i6t.
Ser onoeri6tete S6o0en 1T lnbeOelt-
tens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
NaS 0rIabnlitteI.

nSiebe Srau, gieb mir, bite, EN-
rct1i aroBeS Stiid SEIZE iGb moIlte
mir oie Sdn0e nit einem Sciien.er.
iobnitiel paiden ino frieae nun oaS
fle6rige 3eug nidt wieoer berlnter"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
g9irO hcutc upcrirt.

Or. z. Samilton 2loDo bon @ioge,
ct. Morp's Gountp, Elm S6mieeer-
iobn bon Srn. 8. 3. Snit6, Dem be-
tonnten @oIititer, muroe geItern nod
Dem p@terc1-Soipitol" gebrodt mc
CT bcIltc elmer Operation iinter8ogen
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14

Siihnadbor (fopfi6iittelnO): nDie
Merte SIai6' @oner belteuen @
l@ouY 9cgreif nit, tpie man 70 oiel
JIiiiiigfeit in oen 0tagcn 'neinidiit-
ten fonnl"
~Sie babeu 0od and oie bierte
gfoB Bier bercits?~
.D0s lit a anoere Sod 8ier
iit q @etr1nf!~