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fnones Ma
Prospective tenants W
tage to inspect our prop
our houses are general
rule being TO have them
DWELLINGS
i74s Lanier pl NV. $s5. 90
O Eye NV. 12r. 2b. As. 90
1905 9Th NV. Or. .2b. 40. so
1909 9Th NV, Tor. b. 1880
Oil o NV. 1850
171s Ore av nw,9, b37. so
1913 9th NV. 10r. b. $3.50
1909 Sd NV. 13r. b. Is. 90
1911 Sth NV. sr. b. 30. 80
HEATED AP
1443 T NV, Ar, b. . 40 90
400 I'd NV. 7r. b. . 30. 90
UNHEATE
1109 7th NV. Or. b. 20. so
419 W ne, "a. 4r.b.20.5O
BUSINESS
612 18th NV. store
and 3 apis. .225 90
SW cor 3d&C. .52r. 200. 90
637 + NV. store and
cellar & 2 fls. 100. 90
1918 7th NV. .S5. 90
800 7th nw.s.o&dw.73. 90
1130 7th NV. .sto. dw.75. 90
1928 1th NV. .sto&dw6O. 90
1924 9th NV. .sto. Or. b5O. 90
1901 5th NV. .sto. DIV. AZ. so
COLORED
619 NJ NV. 7r. b. 30. 80
1920 D NV. Tor. b. 20.sO
1924 & NV. 7r. b. .2O.5O
sos 22d NV Or. b. 20. so
2l37 Va nv NV. Or, BIZ. 80
9l7 4th, Or. b. b.....17-50
213I Va av NV. Or. .bl7.JG
1923 11th NV, Ar, b. 1G. 30
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS-Continued.

THE OLYMPIA. 18th and Euclid sts.. Apt. 43-
Furnished room; bath; elevator: cafe in build
Ing: private family; lady govt. employe only :
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WANTEp-RooMs.

YOUNG MAN of quiet habits wishes to rent a
small furnished room (well heated). preferably
with private family; replies must state location
price and If immediate possession can be secured
Address Box 30 Is, Star office
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS.
O3A Nex., Vort- A ~, NVIy
Phones Main 27l-c72

in 271-272.
II find 1t to their advan-
critics before renting, as
= In good condition. our
repaired when vacated.
NORTHWEST.
1905 9th NV. 10r. b. 26. 90
219 D NV. 10r. b. $3.50
Taylor ST west Of
Georgin av. 11r. %. 80
1907 Marion. 7r.b. 20. so
s02 I'd NV. Or. b. 20. so
2s13 NJ NV. Or. b. 20. so
S5 Morton, Or. W. ..14.50
ARTMENTs.
s13 Q NV. Ar, b. .N.50
d FLATS.
l31 L ne. 2n. sr, b. rs. 90
PROPERTY,
1903 11th NV, store IS. so
1908 r I av. store 25. 90
2030 Georgia av. .25. 90
931 5th NV. entire
building ..... 20. 90
2o2s Ga av NV. store.
7r and W. 20. 90
2202 Ga av. 20. 90
1000 II ne. store. 1880
Ills Goth NV. sto. IS. 90
26 Fla ar, store.
TENANTS.
203s Ga av. 3r. w..15.M
1912 30th. sr. b. 1850
1904 10th NV. .....15.50
1880 10th nw.5r.w..15.3 80
60h Patterson. Ar. bis. 90
22o1 sth NV, 3r. b. .14.5G
1925 Wylie ne. .5r.w10.50
sAnd cheaper properties.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

SToNELEIGH COURT, CONN. AVE. & L ST
For rent. from October 1st a three-room apart
ment the first floor. suitable for Office for
physician. Apply Stoneleigh Court, Conn. ave,
FOUk LARGE. COMMUNICATING ROOMS.
second door: 14o3 st. NV: all conveniencesS
JESSE L. HE1sKEIL. 14os h 1t. AZ.
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD 8. WESCOTT.
1907 Pennsylvania ave.
1740 8. 10r. 2b.. 5.o0l COL0RED.
2I41 K, Tor. b.. $3.50 l221S n, 7r b .. a
21s ID sc. sr. b.. 80. 20 l2031 L. Or. .N 50
1926 SOth. Tor. b. 80. so ll02O 10Th, 7r " 20 "a
s27 I'D. 81. b....."-tl012 J av. 0r.b. q. SO
663 ne. sr. b.. $50 2l39 Va av. O.. b. n so
14OS 35th. Tor, b. %. 80 1925 Church. Sr ID. 90
1925 3Oth. 6r. lat &c. 90 101s 10th. 7r VIZ "a so
1921 Both. 7r.w,g. $50 1928 Fla av, br,W rs 90
8422 Prospect. g, g15.5o 1903 21st, Or, b. Il So
1924 C sw. 7nw.g. 1880 SOS I'D. Or. w.... IL 50
24O8 H. Or, w.. 14.oOls ls2 Fenton. Or. ". II. 50
s3l 28th. 4r. w.cel so 8f2 20th 4f. w.. 50
2414 G. Or. IL. so 527 26th. 7r. w.. II. 70
SIS 26th. 5r. w.. 10 80 t2414 Va av. 5r. VII 20
STORES.
$3.50 14th 1r. VIZ $50 1912 31st, q. vi. 80
For complete list phone Main ll1o.
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MOORE Il HILL tINC.),
1420-22 H at. NV.
YfNFTJR NISHEn unr0uU

$3.50 18th. 1r. VIZ. IS 90 1872 S1st, 2r, VIZ 5s
For complete LIST phone Main il86.
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lSHED. -
oath and 8. Tor, 8b,
year ...........8 3, 900
8 near 18th. l0r. 8b,
year ..........2. 400
22d near Q. 12r. 2b.
year ......-....S =, 800
Harvard near 10th.
Tor, b, year. 500
s near 18th. 1Or, 2b.
year ...........1.e 500
Dupont. 1717 Goth, apt,
Or. b. year......1.8 800
18th near p. 6r. b.
year .............0 BOO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
(COntiuued).

1917 PEERLESS S.
Owner must sell passenger roadster
Al condition. d. L. Walter, Capitol Park
Hotel Before am. after pm. H.
19l6-22-70 MERCER tourabout.
1911-G-40 Marion Handley (brand-new).
1917-6-60 Marion -Handey (brand new).
I917-Auburn Chummy roadster.
l911-Dodge tsedan and touring body).
i916-3rass. Chalmers roadster.
i917-Little Buick touring.
1917-Chahdler touring
131I-Apperson Chummy roadster.
Mechanical condition guaranteed.
Telephones G,,iford Motor Co.,
Homewood 4T20. York rd. nr. Arlington ave.
Tuxedo G32. Baltimore, Md.
Service TO you
Serves u.s. too.
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Mass av, 1sr. Oh.
year SIP, 900
Mass av near 18th.
16r. 4b. year. 10. 900
18th st near Scott
Circle, year.....7,0 900
r l av near Conn
av. year ........5, 900
Col rd near Wyoming.
apt, Sr, 2b, years.. 900
Ashmead pl. 13r. 2b.
year 3. 600
Newark st. Cleve Pk.
10r. 2b. garage.yr.3. 900
Melrose st. Chevy Chase.
12r, ,3b. garage. VI. }. 900
Most of the furnished
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana Ave. NV.

O43 Louisiana ave. NV.
DWELLINGS NORTHWEST.
326 NV, 1or, b. 80. 80 s02 I'd NV Or, b. .20.50
517 I'd NV. Or. b. $50
DWELLINGS NORTHEAST.
Eye ne, lar. b. Al 80 140 ne, sr. b. % so
65l I'd ne, sr, b. 80 80 1896 ne. Ar. b. 3.50
1874 ne, ST b.. .27 90 902 18th me- 5r, W 80
DWELLINGS SOUTHEAST.
3O7 4th Sc. 10r b. .1s5d 1921 X Sc Or, W. 10.50
40 NJ Sc. 8r. W.. .12ao sol 4;h 3r. b.. $50
DWELLINGS SOUTHWEST.
473 Md sw. Tor. .b235a! 40 Eye sw, Or. b.14.5o
Ills 9th sw, Cr. b. cost 20 9Th sw, Sr. W so
1244 9Th sw. 6r. b. cost 49, l. sw. Or. 30
SOC 9Th sw. Gr b. 20 81 22- Linw'th pl6.w. 80
IA Or. b. 17-ao 3l1 AZ sw ,st.h .3r. bib 90
f12 NJ sw. Or. h. .1I.a0l iS9 Eye sw. Or. w L. 50
io6 11th sw. Sr.w. 800 1862 4 l. sw, Or. b. 80
IS7 sw 1r, W. III 5rl i73 y sw. Or. l.. 80
400 11th sw, sr.w .16.oo 312 sw. 5r, w 100
1901 AZ, sw Sr. b. 15.56i 1919 A. sw. Or. $50
$50 II sw, Or, W. 10 40 1906 II. sw 6r,w. 90
47s II sw. Cir. 80
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
345 Pa NV. 2sr. 100 + nw store. %. 90
3D. steam heat. lc5 90 ooi 1th sw. store. %. 90
615 la 10000 POI Va sw. sto 6r22. 80
6l1 La av,3Sty bdg 1900 ~ u store. 20. 90
1888 tstore) $500 1901 Az sw st&2r 90
924 + NV, sto&dw 90 2132 Va av NV, store.
92l Il NV, sto DIV 1000 3r 1910
1867 { sw sto Or. b. Al A. 40s 11th sw. st&dw16.5
49, Pa NV, ,store40.0o sol I'd NV, store. Is. 90
1913 & Sc, stSdw. 80 1102 NV, store. Is. 90
"054 NV. st&dw 80 101 Eye Sc, store. Is. 90
800 Cap. sto 5r, b30.5G sos I'd NV. sto. Ar. 10 90
115 Ii NV, sto, ,Sr h 100 213 11th store. L. so
2214 1ith NV, sto -. 80 43O 9th NV. 4th a 10 so
600 G NV, store. 800 l33 18th store. 90
1000 9th sv sto dwo5. 81 1904 Water sw sto 10 90
C0LOREn TENANTS
l1a NV. Or. b. .20.5nI 1879 F'nklin nw.5 WIZ IS
1896 L NV. 7r COCO 1417 Mass Sc. Arb. Il. 90
526 10th NV, 6r.b 1s.o0I 342 II sw. Or, L. 90
73s 4th NV. 7r. b. .1s.5oI 3Oia Fenton ne.5.w1l 80
1905 4th NV, 7r.w $500 al5A Odd NV ,5r W. 90
.50S Eye NV. Sr w. 1S.aO 800 sw, or, W.. IL 90
1914 30th NV, 6r, 1850 1i2 NJ Sc, Ar. w. 1850
30 0akdale NV .6,bl650I - Sc. 6r. 1880
2417 Eye NV. Or. 1900 1923 nv Sc. or w1050
431 n nw,5 w15UoI 2i191. nw ir W. q 80
21i6 NV. Or. b. .1550l 2I05 d NV, 4r, ". $50
lGl1 4th NV. 5r.w 1880 ~ Sc. 5r. W.. $50
500 Il NV, Sr. W. .145pI 2100 Va av NV 81. 100
IA 14th Sc. 6r W. 800 149 Sc. Or. W. 500
i30 I'd sw Or. W. 1890 800 2d So, Or, g. 90
10 Canal sw. 5r. w IL so 1921 10th ne 4rw Z 80
1712 Seaton NV. 6, VIZ. 80 2203 NV. 3r, W.. $50
James +. Shea, 643 La. Ave. NV.
PRINTED BULLETIN AT OFFICE. ]
Phone Main 349. Phone Main $50.
FOR RENT LIST OF
BELT. o'BRIEN & CO. CInc..,
1909 G ST. NV.
Telepirone Main 1901 1905
USFCRNISHED HOUSES
1909 Irving NV. III an l5l7 NV. 1or b.. 80. so
I4os 10th NV ,l1r 2bsooo 1914 18Th nw Or b. 3o.5o
r. . -. .es.ool s;s i Sc T. :: 3: 90
iii' '''e coLoRED. '"''' IL 'e'f' SOU
Patterson ne, Ar II 90 615 y II av NV, ,5r 10 30
FLATs-CoLoRED.
STORES.
" yeas NV fa Cap s' A.
isSs asa sp5' 18Th sn
1925 14th nw... &c. ~ 53s 1st se........2 rs 90
Si15-17 n nw-... 1000 3419 M nw........20.oo
s4l2 18th nw-'.-. 800
BELT. o'BRIEN 4 CO. dnc.i.
1909 ST. NV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28

portunity and failed. it behooves him
to speed up tonight or give up hope.
1t is hardly probable Welsh ever viii
consent TO q twenty-round title tilt
with the smuggling Leonard. for he has
Just as good a chance to make lot
Of money by meeting Kilbane over the
marathon route and has hardly the
same chance Of being dropped. for he
is fast enough to keep Kilbane. a
much smaller man. at a safe distance
most of the time. Leonard's weight.
which is within a few pounds of
Weish's. would help him to gain adj
vantages that kilbane would have to
work harder for.
The bout VIII be a whirlwind affair:
there isn't a chance to make a mistake
on that point. Leonards cleverness.
his tfrelesS energy and the terrific sting
Of his nanches will make Welsh tang lie
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28

up his legs IN trying TO outrun the
challenger. Leonard undoubtedly real
izes that he IS out to make or break
himself, and that VIII help speed up
the entertainment.
a loss for Leonard would put him
back six months as money-making
boxer. He would have lor Of prestige
TO regain and II is doubtful if he ever
again would reach the heights he now
commands.
Betting. in view Of Kilbane's recent
easy victory over Welsh. is all in favor
of the New York ightwei ght. odds
Of to being freely quoted Some
bets have been made that Leonard viii
stop the champion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
CANES IN
|NTERC|TY
LEAGUE

In the Tnter-City Industrial Baseball
league Saturday afternoon the Graver
Tank Works cleaned up on the Nodth-
ern Indiana Gas & Electric teanr to
B. Babin, Graver moundsman excel
led, striking out six and getting two
hits and three runs.
The General Chemicals of Hegew iseh
succeeded in getting past the five and
half inning point and went six in
nfngs for victory before rain stop
ped the proceedings, winning. to 0.
Fourteen hits were made by the Chem
icals in that time, Andrus and Johnson
getting three bingles apiece. Umpire
Pollard started the game but in the
fray lost himself and Umpire Pitters
finished the officiating.
Conkey's batsmen hammered the Betz
pitcher and won, to l.
The Graver Tank Works-N. l. G. & E.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
,uth Shore (443). Chicago NO. 2 ass
HERE'S A CHANCE
FOR SEBERI
Whiting. Ind. Nav IS.

Whiting. Ind. May IS.
sporting Editor TIMES:
Read over the challenge of r. Siebert
Jr. in THE TIMES that he would be glad
10 meet Knockout Meyers, the little
whiting boy who has been coming
ahead lately. frankie Banner, Meyers
manager would like TO have Meyers
meet this boy Sieber Jr. before any club
who will take this match and let the
entire share go to the Red Cross. which
I know It will amount to a great deal.
for this Meyers has big following.
In the meantime I will write r. Sieb-
ert Jr and II ! can't get any match
maker to take the bout I. myself, will
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
WHITING
DEFEATS
TR|ANGLES
Especial to TIE T1MEg.l

WHITING. IND, May 2S.-In hard
fought game the Whiting Braves de-
feated the Hammond Triangles at For
sythe by a score of IS to II. Pitcher
Hewitt of the Braves famed 16 Ham
mond batsmen while only 10 Whiting
men were retired by Smith of Ham
mond Dvorsack led the Braves with
the stick getting 5 bingles in Ave times
to bat and Zimmerman was close sec
ond with a triple and singles. Nc
Namara also starred with four hits
Beckman led the Triangies with 5
singles out of chances. The lineup.
Braves-Wm. Wolsko. 1b-3b: Berch.
SIS; Dvorsack. 3b-1b; Zimmerman. c.
Moore. If; Jake Wolsko. CT; Hewitt. p;
Mcnamara, 2b; Horlbeck, IF.
Triangles-Doyle. ss-sb; Mandernack.
2b; Oltz. c; Smith. p; Beckman. CT;
Caldwell If; Cabacy. If; Domkie. 1b,
Austin. IF; Kohl, Sb-ss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
HAMMOND
SHOOTERS ARE
N|GGEREO OUT

It's tough to lose by just one point.
Ask the Hammond interstate shoot
ers If 1t isn't
Premier honors in the interstate five
men team shoot at the Chicago Gun
club went to the first squad represent
ing the home club Its total of of $50
was Just one point better than that
registered by the Indiana team. which
was listed as a Hammond organization.
South Shore Country club shooters took
third place with AS, and the second
squad of the Chicago Gun club landed
fourth with +39. Each member of the
first three teams received a trophy.
Scores>
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28

take the promoter end and stage same
in East Chicago. If the city viii stand
for same, for we are always there to
give a helping hand to one and all. So
hoping these boxers will get together
end help swell the bank account Of the
Red Cross.
Meyers has offers from many pro-
motors about the country to fight be-
fore their club which Banner viii have
him on the go after a little rest
Yours very truly,
FRANKIE KIDD BANNER.
Manager of X. y. Meyers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
PLAY TIE WITH
KINDT COLTS

LANSING, ILL, May 2S.-The Dia
mond A. c. of South Chicago played
Thinning tie game with the Kind
Colts. with the score to in favor
of the a. c. up TO the eth. the Kind,
Colts with. "Heine" Blissmer pitching
the last four innings and allowing only
one hit scored 4 in the seventh and one
in the ninth. tying the county to Q.
with neither side scoring after the
ninth. The tie game will be played off
June 10.
The Colts showed their old-time pep
per aid will be ahrd team to beat re-
CARELESS to what the score is before
the last mai is out Decoration Day
the Colts will play the Globe Giants III
Lansing. The Colts would like to hear
from some fast teams. For agnes
call Kindt. Lansing. Phone q,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
CHIP AND BROWN
TO BOX IN RACINE

CHICAGO. May 2s.-George Chip,
New Castle middleweight and one OF
the best men in the country at MS
weight, will do battle with X. O. Brown
at Racine on June s. The match was
made by John Wagner yesterday. emp
needs little introduction but those
who are not well enough acquainted
with his ring work can get good line
Tuesday night when he meets Jack
Dillon in Cincinnati
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
PEERLESS DEFEAT TIGERS

The Peerless A. C. of East Chicago
won their third consecutive game by
defeating the Tigers of the same city
by the score OF 2 to in close fought
contest. The game featured by the
pitching of L. George who held the
Tigers down TO one run until the Sth
when they tailed two on an error by
Klempner. r. George relieved l..
George in the first of the ninth and
never gave a hit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
BIKE CHAMP KRAMER
WINS A $1,000 RACE

NEWARK. y. J.. May 2S.-Frank l.
Kramer. for sixteen years national
cyclist champion. displayed his old time
skill yesterday when he won the grand
prize of $1,000 in two straight heats
from Robert Spears and Alfred Goullet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
LEONARD
Gets HIS
CHANCE
BY VI. C. HAMILTON

NEW YORK. May 2S.-Benny Leon
ard, New York's pride IN the ranks
of the lightweights. viii have toni ght
what probably will be his last real
chance to annex the lightweight title
from Freddie Welsh. Johnny Kilbane
is close on the heels OF the Britisher
and. as Leonard has twice had his op-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
DEFEATS GRASSELLI

General American Tank Car Company
defeated Grasselli Chemical Co. by
TO 0. The feature OF the game was
the pitching of Grapp Of the General
Americans. who struck of Il men,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28

Artie Hoffman. former star Of the
old Chicago Cub machine, is back
into the American league, after sew
eral seasons retirement. with the
Cleveland Indians. Holman quit the
game two years ago, although he
helped the Yankees for e while to-
ward the close of last season. Re-
Gently he had been coaching the Uni
versity of Chicago's baseball team
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
WET GROUNDS.
PREVENT THE
BIC GAME

The Chicago Giants were told they
hadn't better come out 10 Hammond
yesterday. The ball park flooded the
night before wasn't fit to play on.
Hence the NO game" sign was hung
up and Hammond still retains the lead
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28

Bunny Brief, star frstsacker of
the Salt Lake club in the Pacific
Coast league. has been secured by
the Pittsburg Pirates in the hopes
that he will end their first base wor-
ries. Brief played with the st. Louis
Browns several seasons ago and has
had a good record in the Coast
league The Pirates have taken him
on a 30-day trial and so far his work
has been pleasing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago at Cincinnati, rain
No other games scheduled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-28
SPORTS
THE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUI
Yesterdays Results

Chicago. !; Washington, /.
Boston. /; st. Louis. j.
Cleveland. Z: New York. 8.
Philadelphia at Detroit. wet grounds
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gldu5cnoes umwonoellt lpcnr S6r III
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ibc pou 0g8pctb'S Gugc onO Sltlpbur
S5air COMPOUND fault DtIlipncn
BON 5lol6pi oieics oltGM beriibnl.
ten bird Yeinliltbnng onoerer DC
Itouotbeilc DerbeNcrten 5aIbcisIbce'
9ie3rpts ncroen jdbrli1 pcrfuuTt,
Iogt ctl bier poDlbefnmter 9lpotbe.
fer. lpeil cg oos Saor 10 notiirlih
iuio slcidmdBig Idrbt Dab Slic4
ronO ic0en fam ob 6 ongcranot
iuuroc.
Dcnieniocn, tueltbel ibr SOAR cr-
grout, Iobl trodcit, oiinil oocr ltreii
fig ipiro, itebt eiuc lle0crraiAung be.
uor. oenu nod cincr oOar 5ipci An
lpenoungcn periAiuinoet Dos grouc
SOAR, uno Cure 2oden lprcoen CLAN.
sens ounfel mo idl0n
Gics lit oaS 3ettalter ocr SugcnO
@rou6oarigc, unidDonc 2eute peroen
nidt gcipiiniAt; ocs1dlb beciIt Gnd'
beilts gtott NIT 8pct6'5 5nlbci imc
S6pcfc( inO SDr mcrOet III cinigeu
Soqen ii6er Gucr ounflcs, idoncs
Saor, ionic ii6cr eucr jlgcnoli1c'
9[usiebcn crfreut iein.
Dies &r1porot lit Elm &oiIettcn-
g(rtifcl uuO nidt fir oic arr, Gin.
orrimQ oocr g'otbcuRuna pun Nrnnt
Dcit bcltimut. (glu5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
Sin 0cnfmal Ocutih.GitcrrcidiidJe
gNaffenbriIOerIdlnft.

llcbcr oic llcber0ubc 0cS 0cittlhcll
s,clScnirico6ofcS mii Dem 9anouo-
gcrQe bci gclgraO al oaS { ii. + Yli-
litargoilpcrncmcnt I'M Scrbien miro
ms aus Dem 6eI0e gcidrieben:
Sin gcibihtlihcs Grci9uiB crbe.
beuoltcr 9lrt brodte Dem oelltldcn
Srcrc Ser cutie 9lopentSionntag 1916.
g3oc5 rllter Dem Conner llno ocn
5tiirnicn ocS @eltfricqeS, Ser geraoc
III oicicn Eoocn sic glide ollcr luic-
ser AMI bic 0eitoOe scr Gonou lcnft,
poll5og iib Die @inuciDiua ocr6ricG-
b6ic scr Dor 4a1resiriit 6eiul 5dpc-
ii6ergung ltnO Der iui unO in Bel
groo gcfollcner OcltiAen @eIoenio6s
tic Elm iricolihcr Apbmcstag 6cr
lnItcrbli6cn Gbutcn 0cS p. &cicruc'
corps.
Inter ser geiooltigen lSiiQc Ser
Giujelt6oten oieies 9iicicnfriegcS
lperorn mn iueuige ipcltgeibihtIihelt
g8crt6 6e6ouptcn Gent llc6crrcnncn
bon gelgien, Der 5Gladt bel Eans
nen6era, ser Grobertmg bon Mars
idau geieat iid1 ols piertes 8eltcr-
cigniB bic Gritiirnuuig Dou 9elgroO
Al, sen curop1iid)eu Wlittelmdhten
ncuc go6ncn Der @cltpolitif nad
Sem Orient meiieno cr0iinenO.
lleberlpGltigeroc yroBartigfeit per
g|otur, 6ie Mddt ocidlihtlibcr Grtil'
nerunq ilno cine gruBc Sobc Der
IenfmolShinIt 6obcit g 5lrucgc &C.
brodjt ooB bier cin 9hibnesoeufn1dl
gcIdlafien iuuroc, iucldlcs icincSGleit
den mif scr Gr0cnrunoe iift bot.
8orouSidoncuo fam man lbou
icbt iagclL OoB Die 9onoOo-po6e bcl
Bclgrao mit ibrep bcrrlid3cn Eenf'
indlcrn nit ibrem 9lid alii Oas &C.
paltigltc Gtrontgebict @ilropaS, nnl
bic linermeBlihc gieTebele 9Sanuo.
! nienS, oiif 5Wei Der mdlcrlNdlter
St1otcbiloer (gelgrao uio Suui
lin) noh 2iiOcn onaclcbnt an oi.
I; fG pom Siieellono 5pm Sodgebirg'
euhpidclnocn Sobcn 6c5 NalfanS
Elm gsoIlfobrtsort iuiwiocrltcbli6ltel
gIn5icbuna oeiitidjer!Ser5cn ino oeiIt
id)cu Settles fir ale 3afluit biloer
luir6.
aciu Ociltihcr SUB, Der icrncr1il
sic 5rbiuclle 0es Cricnt3 iibcrifrei
tct miro Dcrlllnnch pic St0tt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
Sin Olas mit Saljcn
retRigt NIerCn.
@cnn Der 9iiifcu idlmcr3t oSer BIC
gIuic pIust, trinft Oiel 8uiicr.

gScm S6rc glicren ldmcr5ci ino
SSDr Iiiden webe it, erihredcl 9ie
aidbt imo iibcrldocu Sic oen Diogen
nidt init ciner D}cnge 9ingc, iUcl'
dc oic glicreit inO sic oon8c Snrli'
ro6rc rci8t. Soltcu Sic SSbrc ylic'
rein rcin wic sic SDrc Gingciucioe
rein boltcI inoen iic oiclcIben nil
utilocn borluloicu Sal5cn ouSlpiilel'
lpclhe bic Snrnriiditduoc ous ocfl
StUrpcr cniierncn suo oie 31rWc 81
normoler Tbdtigfcit onregen. Gie
9lufgabe Ser glicrcn lit e. Oos @lif
ali filtriren. sSn "a Stlnoei Ionoerll
lic aus ocnid6en 500 @ran Sdure
lmo 9iiiditdnoe a6, 70 BOB Sbnen BIC
groBc g9iAti9feit, sic glieren tbati6
al er9olteiL (eid)t crIicbtlid lit.
Eriufep Sic piel @oiier 5ie foip
nci uidt 5lt bic( triufen ouBerocnl
beiorecn sic iih BON SDrcm gtpot0c'
fer ecgen bier llnecn oSoo GoltS"
ncbmen Sic eincn T6ecloifcl poI "
cincm @loie @oiler Oor ocm 6riiD'
itiif fit cini9e Eogc, uno S6rc glic'
rem merocn oorn fcin orbcitcn. Iir'
icS bcrii9nite Sal6 lit aus Erou6cn'
3udcr mo Gitronenioft gcnobt
com6inirt nit 2itbio, uno muroe ieif
@cuerotiouen benlst I'M neritopftc
giieren 5u reiniecn uno 81 itimuli'
rem; Die S6ureu I'M llrin 5t ncrtrd'
liiiren 70 Dob Ocrielbc MIST ldnger
cine 2ueGe bon Srritatioh III, iuo'
6urrh 8loicnleioen beenoct tperoen
,SoO 5olts" lit biaig, fam nidt
! idGoigcn mncht Gin eutaidenDeS, cr'
! iriibcnocs 2it6ia @ulicr @etrdnf'
! Dos SeOcrnunn alb unD 3it trinfClt
I ioIltc, i'm sic Iicrei rein uu0 tbd.
tig 5l erbaItcn, Ncriudlcn Sic cs,
fobren sic fort @oiicr 8u trinfcu,
unD Sic mcrncu lid ipiuiocru mas
oIs &1rcm 9lcrcuIeiocu lulo 9liiden.
ibmcr5cn gcporOcu lit. (9ln5)