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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17
GREATEST YETI
OLD ROMAN SAYS
OF BIC SERIES
Chicago Prepares to Give Sox
Royal Welcome on Return,

CHICAGO, oct II Friends Of Charles
A Comiskry and his world champions.
the Chicago Americans. have made cN-
tenslve preparations to receive the latter
when they return late today from New
York. Brass hands. fluent orators and
cheering fans Rrc inCil"ntals u the pub
IL reception that Is planned
President Comiskcy returned to Chi
cago In advance Of the champions
He lodged all we'll wishing frlcnds.
however. by leaving his train In the su-
burhs and going directly to his home
over the telephone he declared 1T was
the greatest Of all world series and
paid his respects 10 Manager McGraw.
Captain ~licrzog and the rest Of the New
YORK tenn for th"i~ gam" FIGHT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17
Indians owner
!. READY TO QUIT
Jimmy McGil Says He's Done
. With Association,

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct III won
play another game in the American as.
ISOLATION. III forfeit my franchise
first"
That's what Jimmy McGill. lndianap-
OILS magnate, said when approached as
to his attitude to an abandonment Of
me third major league proposition that
threatens TO disrupt the American as
ISOLATION, according to o. L. Vanlan-
ingham. prospective purchaser OF the
Kansas City club, who returned last
night ffom an investigation trip.
Situation Unfortunate.
Mr.. Vanlaningham had nothing new
10 report in regard to the impending
deal except that he would meet George
Tebeau, present owner Of the club. here
tomorrow. As TO any definite action that
might result from tina, meeting Mr..
Vanlaningham would not say.
The political situation in the asso-
citation is unfortunate" was the line of
Mr.. Vanlaningham'S views. 81 met with
four OF the association magnates. Tin
Ss't ih"hiS' 1dltiiiun anu NORTON, ana
the meeting was satisfactory. However.
the three other magnateS, McGill,
Wathen and Bresnahan compos an
other faction and they were not present.
talked to Mr.. McGill in Chicago and
he expressed an intention Of going
through with the third major league
proposition"
Plan for Place.
Mr.. Nanlaningham suggested a plan
- the magnates which he believes
might result in peace in the association
II a plan Tor the magnateS to denosit
tieir franchises with the national con.
mission as a forfeit TO abide by certain
PLAYER and salary limits, so that there
will be no dissatisfaction such a, is
said to exist now.
The opinion OF some baseball me,
seems to be that the third major league
scheme is a bluff and that it could mo-,
be executed
Well, Well
There are plenty OF water nymphs IN
inland towns. For instance. 4 {
Damsel lives at zanesvillc. Ohio
Luke McLuke.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17

they paid visits to Abraham's ancicn'
country scat. The authorities decided
IT was unnecessary to provide electric
illumination to indicate where the Wis
ltors' bombs might most advantageous
ly be dropped.
me electric power station stoppcC
lighting B%eershcba's streets, and cease
TO provide its current for the movi,
show. The proprietor OF the show hac
to pack his boxes and rolls of films
and beiake himself to pastures new The
date OF the %reopening is not stated
Possibly on the triumphant enry OF III,
hosts from Egypt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17
Owen is Tuning Sooners for Game With Longhoms
Ban Johnson Goes
To Trenches Soon

nv EW YORK. Oct 1.-THE name
I'M OF Edward @ Barrow. presi-
u v dent Of the International
league. was pushed to tho
forefront In baseball gossip here
last night AS the man who will
succeed ban Johnson ms president
OF the American league when Mr..
johnson r-tires to enter the
nations military service, which he
announced he would do a few days
ago,
~ will be In the trenches Of
Fra nee within six weeks" said
Ban Johnson today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17

Barry and Walsh drew down check, al
Philadelphia and later did the sam,
at Boston Now two more Mackmcu-
Collins and Murphy-had the same cx-
perience III a transfer 10 Chicago in
stead of TO Boston
Byrne Is Another.
The National league has had several
instances Of the same variety. Bobby
Byrne collected from the Pirates share
IN 1900 and from the Phillies' portion
IN l'lS. Johnny EverS drew dividends
tour times while a member of the Cub,
and the transfer to RoSton put him in
Inc Tor another. Josh Dcyorc was
with the Giants in the pcnnant winning
DAYS and with Boston in 1914 Pat
Moran managed a pcnnant winner in
Philadelphia after drawing down extra
money with the Cubs. lack Coomi,
SHIFTED from one league 20 another and
got INTO the melon cutting five times.
four with the Mackmcn and then with
BROOKLYN
In the l9lI series there were four
PLAYERS who appeared to bc pursued by
luck, As Jack Barry and hmm, Walsh.
ct the Red son, were followed last
year The changes which brought Lew
Met arty and N Dcmarcc to the Giants
carried them from one pcnnau, win
ner 70 another OF the White Soy
pIayctS fortune has smiled in the same
way on Eddie Collins and Eddie
Mummy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17
TEXAS LEAGUE TO
MEET NEXT WEEK
Beaumont Franchise Matter to
Come Before MagnateS,

! SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. 17.-Aner
son or another. the date OF the annual
autumn meeting Of The Texas baseball
league has been set at October Is, prob
ably In Dallas. In this session the main
issue Is that regarding tho Beaumont
franchise. and the session is n very i'm
portant one for this reason, II for none
other.
When the magnates dropped beaumont
after Galveston nopped-just to balance
tho circuit-the Oiler management was
promised r return OF It's franchise next
season to active being. Beaumont appar-
entity is eager to get into the running
again. and the league therefore finds IT
self with seven franchises, whereas six
arc all desired.
The most promising solution Of this
matter lies In Shreveport. II IL thought
probable hat the Gassers will consider
the purchase OF the Mobile franchise In
the Southern association. Mobile has
bern losing money until II pals on the
stockholders, and 1t Is thought that the
exchange OF that city for Shreveport
would meet with the approval Of the
Southern maRnates, especially as ShrcVe-
port fits well into the southern circuit.
Should this be done. then there will be
"A place for Beaumont and everyone will
be pleased. II will improve the Texas
circuit AS well az that OF tho Southern,
all the leagues clubs will again be In
Texas. and the loop will be far better
balanced all around.
This liz the chief problem OF the league
meeting, at any rate. That OF the election
Of president In easy. Walter Morris Is
the one best bet always.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17

There are plenty OF water nymphs IL
inland towns. For instance. 4 {
Damsel lives at zanesvillc. Ohio
Luke Mclukc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17

Form in Line, Girls Don't Shove
\ firm IN kcndallylllc, Ind, J., adj.
NcrtiSlnV As follow, O.
WANTED Women IN WORK ON rim
track Must wear overall, and refrain
from flirting Luke McIukc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17

{. Farr, OF Oxford. Ohio, will act as
lookout when there is a game going on
at the Club-Lukc McLuke.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
ICE CREAM DEALERS COMING.
anufacturers Of Nearby Towns te
Meet Hero Thursday.

Manufacturers Of ice cream from
nearby towns who are members of the
Iowa Ice Cream Manufacturers As
ISOLATION will be In this city Thursday,
Feb. Is, for a group meeting, one Of
several which will be held turnout the
state at the same time.
At tho state convention OF manu-
facturers, held in Burlington in Janu-
AIRY, 1t was decided to hold group meet
ings later III the year in order that
those dealers who were unable to at
tend the convention would have an OPP
portunity to go to a meeting Of dealers.
Roger Crowell Of Waterloo, president
Of the state association, will be here,
and other state officers are expected.
About fifteen or twenty towns from
near here will be represented The
meeting will be held at the Marshall
town Club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
Rs.l Estate Transfers.

IDA May Wilbur, ct al, to o. L. Pet
kerson. an undivided five-ninths OF lot
T., block /. Shirk's third addition,
@l44.A.
Melbourne !. 90. F. lodge No. 4ss to
L. 4. Hooper. lots IL and 10, block 2.
Melbourne, $500.
W. n. sloppy to H. T. Mcbride, lot
IA, Nelrose Park addition. 81.
John Jenrfes. Of Schuyler county,
Missouri, to Louie Stein, lot II,
Church's subdivision OF block 2, Arm
oldes addition, 81.
y. n. Reafschneider to Travers J..
Gnith. he west 100 feet OF lot !, block
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

fer. lots 10. IL and L. block 2, Clemens
addition to Clemens, 81.
D. d. Mitchell to ]. c. Armstrong, the
west 90 feet of the south % feet Of lot
IL. block ., Clemens, 81.
G. w Lawrence to Mary c, Cham
herlain, the south 80 feet of lot ., block
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

Lewis c. wensel. ct al. to George w.
wensel, so acres In Logan town
ship, 81.
George W. wensel. ct al, to Flora
Shoemaker, so acres in Liscomb town
ship. 81.
George w. wensel, ct al, to Franklin
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

s, Giliespie's addition, 81.
Claude w. and Della Updike. OF Pro-
vince, Alta, Canada, to w. Otis Van
voorhis lots II and IS, block s, Lis
comb, 81.
7. A. Sieg to John C. Easter, land
in north Marshall, 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

/. Gillespie and Towards Sunnyside
addition, 81
A. A. Arney to Ethel Arney an un-
divided one-half of the north half OF
lots S, and .. block ., Clemens addition
to Clemens, 81.
Mariah F. Grewell To Charles F, Bull
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

An effort Ii to be made to eradicate
The prickly pears OF Australia by the
introduction or several species Of In
sects which are known to attack it.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
81. 90

Pushes, pl ain and
fancy weaves in this
assortment; 81. g 5
value; whats le + t
price $500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
$500

These coats are quilted
fabrics; snappy styles;
$685. value /; what's left
price $500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
nj. c;<,xenshio.

J. wensel. so acres in Logan town
ship, 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

German Wants Citizenship.
William Newman, aged AZ, laborer
living at 81 South Twelfth avenue,
has filed notice of his intention to be-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
$500

Wonderful values in
this lot; some are full
satin lined ; black, blue,
brown and green; sizes
16 to AZ; SIS value,
$500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
81 LOO

Black pushes, velours
and wool velours in
blue and green; So. IS
value /; what's left price
$500. 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
81 so

Fancy pushes, tweeds,
boucles and black vel
vet; lined throughout;
$3.50 value; what's
left price $3.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
$l.45

Boucle, bear skin and
zibelines in red, blue
and black and white;
S2.85 value; what's
left price S1.45.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13
$3.50

These coats sold up to
$40; good wearing
coats in a good range
of colors and sizes;
what's left price $3.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

Two tone velOurs, bo-
Iva, frieze and other
new fabrics in exclus-
i've styles; sizes 16 to
A.; $3.50 alue;
what's left price $40.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

Mince Meat, con-
GSiiSceGG, . PACK ayes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

Catsup, Van Camps, Or.
large bottles, 2 for. :. JJC
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-13

Cocoa, None Such, " QQc
ID. can, 2 cans OOS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

|fonnte SD ntoAtc beboupteu. oo6
fiinf5ebnbiiii0ert 9ollors fir oie 3ipei
Waonatc tber St nieorig ais al bod
geeriffeu iino, gtatiirli1 mitBte er
1id) gond neuc @leioer onlHaifcn -
@leioer fir Wlortiliique poiIen nidt
fiir oen Wlonat Wldr5 in Seem 0orf.
gllleS Dies oeiltct oorouf 1iL be-
lnerfte idj, Dab CT enttueoer nod ION
1ti0e gihfiinitc beiaB, o0er oab er einc
geiuiiic Siunmc- ipchioitcns toilicn0
Dollars - erbielt felt CT bier it,
Dos itinInlt, iInO id bin geneigt,
oas lestcre fir ridtig 8u bolten. er
lit NIT irgcn0 elmer groBcn Spitbiibe-
rel beih6itigt. Gr ipieit Inn bobc
@ini0Bc. SrcmoiNe i'll nidt Der
Wioun Der in Gin 8utterbrot ipielt.
gleiiE CAB iA 5n, oas lit er nic6t,
g9dbrcno Der &cllner a6rGilnlte,
ifipiegen mir. gSir itedten lns itn-
fere 3igarrcn ali itno oo1tcn ooriibcr
nod, pie mir oen @foo in Ger Siniter-
mis- finoen fomlten. S@lieRlic1 fab
@oofreD ollf ieine llbrA
SD nnIB meg, iogte er imo 5erriB
oos Wlcnii, oilf Dem er feline @ercb.
ming ongeitellt botte, in fleinc Stiid.
den. Ulein 8h1 fdbrt INN neun llbr
ggir 5ogen iuiiere Wl1ntel an imo
gingen binmter; oilf Der Sreppe be-
tnerfte er noh:
@ineS lit iiher, 2eIter, mir fonlmen
borip1rts igno er bat feline glbmtng
BON irnleren glbIi1ten. 0aS lit iulIer
GROCER @orteil, @iellei1t f0nnen mir
ieine gluincrfiomfeit tdlti1en 6alten
Sic p1breno ser nG6lten @o1e oie
9lugen offen ino bolcn sic Gecile
ousl 98oh etipns II bebolten sic
Den Gopf flnr IT. lolien Sic ii1 nidt
ben Stopf peroreben
Seine glngit, unterbro1 i6 i'm itnO
oclttete balb iIlbeiDuBt alIf ben Sting
al meinem Singer.
gr l0Hclte, ais CT Die @emeoung
bcncrfte.
glh ia, id bottc eS gnn5 oergelien,
0o lit Tie geaelrUdrtig2
Sn 6lorioa - nit ibrer NfIttcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

idcn oic cin8ige poiienoe geid6fti.
gung fir 2ciite IN folder Stelluuq 81
iein ideint @rmor 5u Dem bieEeid)t
uerniinftigcn ShhIic gelongt, Dab er
geniigenO @elO beiaB, iino rfdtete lein
@ouptaugenmerf oarolif eS auf per-
niinftige @eiie olls0ugeben
@r beiaB ein Bureau in ser @all
Street-@e1eno, ipo er t1eli6 ciniae
Stlnoen Derbro6te, Inn ben @elo.
marft Elm pcnig 5li ltitoicreu itpo nit
@eloleliten llnterucbulcrn iiuO Bro-
tcftorcn ocrihieoener gelneinniitiger
@eiellidnften 81 plouoern. g[6er cr
mar mi6 eiu 9ii6er. inO &llnit.
frclno, lnO 8ipor mebr ais nirr Gin
Sanmler ieltcner 9luSaoben uno
Wlciitermerfc; ierncr mar cr W}italie6
Der 9iirgerOereinigung lm0 CAB lid]
groBe Nliibc, gegen oic politiicbc&or-
ruption all3ltt6npfcn; idlieBlicb botte
cr cinige porbilOliHe @obtGiigfeits-
anitalten erbaut no6 ieiner gut.
oefungSrciic i'm 9onooner @dlt Gno,
bel mcl6cr @eleaeubcit CT ond, mie
mir it6on crfobren bobcn, nit Oem
VlGohen dulonunentraf oos Damn
Ieine Sroil miiroe.
Seine iibri9e Belt iubte er ouoe.
nebm lu0 gleih5eiiig nit6t gon3 luB.
los 81 perbrin9cn altrauL ipcnn
er alb nicbtS ouBergep0bnliCb QuteS
tat, tat er mlN nid)t oas @egcntcil;
CT fiibrtc Gin beoclIteuo bciiereS 2eben
ais Die meiltei Seltte bon icinen
Stonoc, luo ais bcionoere glils3cicb.
nng iei nod beinerft, 0oB CT ans
Siebc gebeiratct botte iuo iciner Srut
cine ingeiuobulih leiocnldoitlihe gu.
ncigltng bepnbrte.
@iele &eilte ipinoerten lih. nnum
CT goitb @roDoou aebeirotet bate,
insbeIouoerc iol1e 2eute, oie iie ni6t
ioniten W}ou 5dtte iie eber an.
5iebeno pic ihon nennen fonnen; bon
ibren glli!trefen ober qing Elm filler
8auber ans, Der iib beiouoerS IN
ibrem Scim benerfbor mobtc. g9cnn
iie aub geraoe3u oaS @eaenteil BON
lebboit mar, mar oo1 ui4ts bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

Trollrigteit ooer 2anoeipeile IN ibrer
llmgebung 5ri fiibIen, imo ibr qa1eln
mar Inn 70 fiber rno oneenebmer. ais
es nidt fortp6breno ouf ibren 9ippeu
Log; 10 i1dtte man es Inn 10 ncbr.
Si1erliD mar es ibr al beroonfen,
Dob ibr @dtte Elm p0llig qliidlimer
Dtenid mar, porin ptellci6t OaS
bodite Sob lie1t, oas man ciner 9ron
crteilen fam. @s 1T mobl inn0tiq,
bip5l5ufiiaen, 0aB iie nit ibreln
Wfonne III ieinen &erinNeii, ooS eos
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ciferte, mo oob oilrb ibrc Icr9eiro.
ting ibre ei1cnen 9eitrcbuuaen in
oieier giidjtung feinesipe1s oifaebo.
ben oocr md5 mm iin9iinitia bcchl.
fhiBt iporeu
@an5 ueridieocn pon ibr mar ibrc
Sdluciter SIRE Sdonbcit feiielte
icboi i'm eriten gllgenblide. SrGulein
@roOOou, oic Inn ichs Sabre jiin1cr
mar ais lire Sbmtltcr syrml Tclrop.
GcioB ieneu beitrideuocn 3auber Der
griinettcll, Der ole Ml0mierber3cn i'm
Shrine erobcrt. sic mahte eiuen
fiibneu ielbltbepnBteu GmNrud. imo
man lab ibr an 0oBiie iclbit IN ungc.
ip0bnlihel Sagcu ilid)t 10 lcid]t 3ll
perbliiffeu ieiu iuiiroe.
gIu 9ti6oro 4elro0 bate iid) Trc.
a, 49,, an, 11,,tatff,,4,,,t,, fot,o2 fCtfo,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
9 A 8 7 oRIA
10. gortIel,llno.)


Sein Grltolnen errcid5tc ocn &obe-
plt1ft, ais iC6 ibm bcbdglidj neine lin
terreolmg nit Dem 0ffi5ier oeS nBas
rima" er5dblte.
@ut, bemerftc @oofreu, ais idb ge-
enoet botte, oos mar cine fonioIe SSoee
bon Sbncn ~ oos Itellt Die 8erbin.
olng 3ipil1en oen beioen Ger. llnier
&orrelponoent III ct. Yierre orabtet
ms, Dab Sremninc Dor orei Sobrert
bort aiftoldtc, ieoenfalls ans Siio.
omerifa fonlmeno. gr fouftc Elm flci-
mes @ilt oiBerbolb Der Staot unO lieB
iiN BORT nieoer. gllS er onfam, bottc
er offeh6or @elo in &iille iun0 6iillc,
ober po6rlNcinlirb bat er icitbcr allcs
oltSqcgchci; bcbor CT nGnllic6 abfubr,
borgtc lr oreitaiicnofiinfb
6ronf ouf ient @ut.
IaS modt iie6cnbunoert 9ollars,
oaniit fonnte er ni1t ipeit geberL be-
merfte ib.
g1eiL mir ipollen gero0e Iebeti, ipie
melt, eripioerte @oofreD, griff nad
Dem Wleiii itno ihrieb ouf ole 9fiid-
ieite Die foloenoe 9uiammenitelhmg:
lIeberfobrt ...................$ $3.50
Gonitgc Soften ipd9reno Der 0ieiie 90
Aleioer fir i'm. ..........s..... 200
Aleioer fir Gecile ................ 900
G8o6nuilg fir einen Deonat ........ As
llnter6alt fir einen W1onat ........ 1870
Gonltiae gluseabeu fir eiuen @lonat 150
,Sm oan5cn. 1866
CSoho, SSio roo+o a.. h;o,.o,,s a..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

|6uianuicn. SSn bier @oden fommcn
iie 5itriiG.
@it bencrfte CT, es frcut mid,
ooB Sic ben 9fing boben; Sic pcrACu
i'm nGe6lte @o6e notig baben. Sd
piinibte, i1 ip1re an SSbrer Stelle:
Gecile ipeiB ii1er cine 9leibe interei,
lanter Qinge iiber Eremoine 81 CT.
5ablcn gluBcroem babe iA feline 10
norolii6en Sfrupel ipie Sie-8cner
befGnpfe icb ipicoer nit 9eucr Snl.
merbtn. TIM Sie, mas Sie fouucnl
Sobalo i'd 5lriidfebre, iilAc iD Sic
oiif. gloieiil
Gr perI6tuou0 in Scr Mlenge, un0
idJ fcbrte, etipuS per5agt, in ncine
Wobmulq 3uriid. Sobalo i'd ni6t
mebr 0en 9liidDolt an @oofreD botte,
fiiblte tcb MIDI cigentiimlih ratios rn0
iinliHer. Mcnn Srcnoine wirfli6) Ser
pollenoete Sburfe mar, oen mir IN
ibn bernuteteu, mas fonntc id gegen
i'm ino1en2 glber piclleicbt battcn
Dir 8ar lllcDt rear; OleilelOt lDdren
mir ouf gan8 iali9em 8ege ...
Ser foIecnoe Gag NOR Gin Cams.
tag. Srenoiue mollte oin g8abnlittdg
abreiien mo fam nod friibmorgens,
iuit iif bon mir 81 perabidlie0eu. ST.
mar offenbor in better Stimullng;
ieine gIugen 0ldn6ten nod frelIoigcr
ais aeip0bnIiH, feline @angen iporcn
gerotet, fiir5, feline gauge GriHeimng
NOR bc3ailbernoer ais ic. Gr blieb
mir einen ghigen6Iid, Inn mir nod].
malls al oanfen uno oic Sano 6u
ibiitteln.
@ecile lit oiif meine Iebten 9lugen-
blide bier eiferiiiAtig, iogte cr
lo1eno. sic 1T Elm berp0bntes ain0
n mo, !uie ein Gino bat iie mlr
gliigenblidSitillunllngen morgen lit
iie tpie0er better ipie einc 2cr1e.
gdin nuf Mieoerieben, mein Sreiino,
Gr ipiufte NIT Der &oto lno i1loB Die
Cir biilter iiM.
9[ls ih i'm 10 aim letten Wlolc fab,
iplir0e mir flar, ipie itpab luiere
gauoe @eWcistette gegen i'm mar. SN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02

nno nab uuo nod gin0 0os @eIprdd
lmnerflid mlf aamit im0 NMiif iiber.
Nelron mar eit3iidt, All entoeden, Dob
iein neuer @etonltcr Gin fcitcS Ser.
itdnOuis bierfiir beinB, oos ouBerocm
olrcb au9enideinlib beoeutenoe
Renntniiie interlhibt puroe
Sic ideinen offers in Oie Gper oui
Gcbeu2 bemerttc 0elroD ihlieBlidl.
@cipiB; 70 oft etmos Gjiltes aeipielt
miro, beillr5e idl tie, ipem es mir
moglid lit.
Gic Wlelba tritt bente abeuo olI.
S5h babe ole glbiiht lie 81 borelt,
criuiocrte Sremainc aigenblidlih;
6peiiellos pcrtnitete er, mas Der an
ocre porihIdgcn iUitroe.
Iann fonmen Sic bciltc a6cnO ia
iniere Yoac, iaate GclroD, Gs miro
unS SSreltoc uohcn
SD bin Sbucu fir Sbre Giulaouug
iebr oolifbar.
er iagte oaS in rubigem Zone,
obne ooB er bate inerfeu laiien. mcl1
Gin @efitbl oeS Erhtmpbes ibn er.
fiilltc; oenu eS mar iUirflib Elm
Srumtpb, Dem 5uIiebe piele Wl1nner
un0 Die mcinen Srouen ie0es Gpier
ouf lid genonunen b1tfen glnh in
ccr Gpcr ielbit beberribtc er lid aus
0c5cihnct; crit oH Sd)luiie oes 3ipei-
ten 9ltieS iudtc er Ole Soae AMI. Gr
betrot iic in oller 9hIbc, mo Die @or-
itellung init ocu gInlpcicftoct Doll5og
fid) in einein 9IugcnbIid. 9inBer Del
ruN uno ieincr Sroit iuarcn 5rdulein
Grob0oH uno 9rpSoale 8ngegeH. Tie
6rauen enpiinaen i'm ,3mor nit eiii.
GER 2dlte, ober er idieai eS oar nidt
3u beuerten.
IS fam nidt eeleuauet mer0en,
caB cr Sur llnterbulhrng Der Geiell.
fhaft iebr piel beitrug. Drpsoale
iuuroe iofort BON ibm eingenommcn,
mo iclbit Ole 5raiieiL sic 3undcbii oen
Ginoringling nit fritiihen 9liden
idliencn i'm iblieRlidb nibt
iiir 70 libel 81 boliell, meni lie ibn
nidb 3uerit eerooe5u init 99ioerminen
DtiraAtet batteH. (6ortietHng folatl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-02
Hiir sic aadle.


II u V Nl II c.
@rii6ne @o6nen. Gieicl6en ein-
5mno6en lit bciou0crs 6eucr ie6r
rot6iou. 9ctannt lit oos @inlegeu
Ser io0cnamrtcn Sol3bo6nen 100.
not sic cntidocten ino gciAnttenen
9o6ncn itbidhpeiie nit Sol5 rob in
Steintopic gelcat mo gitt 3ugeOedt
merOen. S6mad6aiter ieOod 6lei6en
Die 9o6ncn anf iolgcnoe 9lrt. Dlou
briuge sic Geidnittcncn 9o6ncu
(u0gGdit foocnloe, fleiidi0c) in
lei6tem Soljpaiicr 81 Scier mo
ldBt lie cirfo ) @Rinutcn ucrfoc6cu,
bis lie 6icgioH mcrOen. Gam gicbt
man iie olif elm Sic6 un0 ldBt lie in
faltcm &aiicr a6fii6lcH. Sit Oies
acihe6clt 6ringt man bic 9o6ncn icii
cingciHidict in 0ie 9e6Gltcr (9iiN-
len oocr @l6ier), iiiQt Oieie nit Dem
leidt Qeial3enen 9o6nenwoiicr nod
unO lGit tic, sic 9e6dlter in 6ciBcs
@oNar 9eiteat cine Stinoe fo9en
(iteriliiiren).
So6ounis6ccrcn. Giclc loTeu
Iib ollf ciufo6e 9(rt pie folgt ie6r
gllt einmdcben. W}on 0ie6t bic bon
OenStielcn bcirciten 9ecren logcu.
oempeiie nit oeitoBencm 3udcr (aui
5 Gaiicu 9eeren 4 Gaiien 3uder) in
Sen &odtopi iinO ldBt lie 10 bis 5un
.nd1itcu Eog iteben. 9llsOonn l0Bt
man Tie oui qelinOen 6ruer inter
ianftem Shiifteln 10 OaB iic runO
lno poll blci6cn etipa3 Niinliten fo-
dcn ponn lpieOcr gut 3uaeoedt 1
goa itc6cn loiicu OicieS &erio6ren
uobnol mic0cr6olt, Damn o6gefii6lt
in bic oor6crciteteu @lGier geiiiId
unO allt pericbloiien
9Glf gleihe g9eiie 6ereitet man ond
sic Gouicrpen bon @tn6eeren iuS
GrO6ecreu SIT ser Soit 3u oiinn
ldBt man i'm no6 Dem Serausne5.
men ser Sriicbtc rtpos einfoder
9lpd6 cntitciutc airiden Ioiicn id,
aui 0ieio @eiie ie6r gut imO 5alt6ar
einuaden,
Sim6eeriait. Die @eercu mcr.
sen Oerleicn gepoiden, abgctropit
0onn ailf 9eIinoem Seiler reft beib
gemodt, 100 bei man Oie 9ecren scr
oriidt Gonu gicBt man 0eu gcuon.
nenen Soit ouf cincm Sic6 a6, fpdt
i'm nit gutem 3uder (reidllic6 u
Soiic 3uder oni cine Goiie Soit) bis
gum Spinncn rin, gie6t Sen ehpQ
aus Sen 9iiafitGnOen nod geponn6.
nen Sdft oo5u, ldBt uIlcs nodnlois
8 O2imlten ilott foHeli mo fiillt ion
uad6 Scnt GrfaIteu in 6loiden @ui
perforfen
C5ctrodiidte go6nen. @on jim.
gcft, griincn @obnen mcrOcn bic ,Sd