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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
go Iette saa.


gtur nod beitte unO morgen f0nnen
ELECTROMAGNETIC erlongt mer-
Sen. IT. gliemonO iollte Die glnge-
Iegenbeit 5it Ieidt nebnlen. - IS
iinO i6pere 6olgen fiir gernad-
Idiiigino 5lI errpoorten - &iele
2eutc aus SiglanOtopn
Sm 9urcou oes 9unoesnlaridollS
g9. 8. Stodbom wor geItcrn Der 9ln-
0rnng BON Yerionen, lucl6e ii6 Inn
Sperr5oncrt%Giie 6epor6en, 6eoell-
tenO ItGrfer ais on 0en por6ergeben9
Oen Sogcn, uno ma6ri6einli6 miro
aud 6eute iidl cine groBe 3obl eill-
Itellen. Sm @on5en wurOen gcItcrn
60 9lpplifationen erpogen. 0}orgcn
lit Ger lebte Sog fir bic @ntgegcn-
no6me BON 9lpplifotionen Inn ben
9lufent6olt in Sperr3onen, unO menu
oas Bureau Inn Z ll6r gl6cnos ge-
i6loHen miro, tritt Die 8oricbrift beS
8rGIiOelten iiber Oen Sdus Inn Die
crp16nten @e6Gu0e un0 Sorts, 8of-
fen6aIlen etc. in Groit. 8ele Der
9lpplifonten geitcru fomeu aus Sig6'
Ion0topn rnO mon1e moren 2elte,
ueldc fait ibr gon5es 2e6en BORT &C.
mo6nt 6oben, o6ne lidb nm Die 9iir.
gcrpopiere 81 befiimncrn. 9iod Den
8orihriitcn OeS @eneralonpolte9
miiiien no6 Somltog 9lben0 olle
@erionen ieitgenommen peroen, pel-
c6e li6 o6nc 6eion0ere @rlau6niB in
Sperr5onen ullf6altcn menn tic feinc
9iirger iinO imO 81 Den nfcinoliden
9luslGuocrn" ge6oren.
g9cr ii6 ii6er oen llnfong Scr
Sperr5oncn iniormiren mill fam
li6 bon Scrrn Charles SiigelmcDcr
i'm Bureau OeSn Gcuti6en Gorreipon-
oeuten," 9Ir. 4t3, SH-9altinore,
StroBe, cine 9arte foufen uelde
idmmtIi6e 3ouen ent60lt lno genau
ongie6t, 100 Elm DieinOlicber 9lusl1n.
Der" o6ne @rlou6niBidein nidt bin'
0e6en 0arf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
9eS WlOrOcS OerOadtis.

Charles N}cGormid, alias Sames
SnrleD, Elm gtcger, miro in Der noro-
neItliHen @oli8eiltotion inter Dem
gcroadbt feitgebaIten i'm glugliIt
1906 Den gleger SenrD @oibingtou
in Gobinion.Gountp, gtoro. Carolina,
geto6tet 81 boben. WlcGornod bntte
uuf benz 9Sier Der DW}erdonts onO
W1incs 2ine" al Scr @ratt- lnO @np-
StraBe georbeitet. @orgeitern lieB
i'm Ereitot goi6ington ein 9ruoer
oes ermorOeten Wtonues, oiird ben
@oli5ei- Sergeonten @or6eu felhaeb-
men W2rGormid Ieiignet irgeno
welhe 9ctbeiliglmg al Dem @lOroe
gebabt al ba6eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
9entldlcr rcttct 8uIcn.


ScnrD @itcI 5ic6t polnii9en ShIepp-
oompier 9ln9eitellten aus DEM
g9oiier umo rettet i6m ooS 2eben.
So9o ouf S6Ieppoompier mo
9lblieierln0 ocs SpierS. @ci.
oertc iid ieinem 9aetter ieiuen gfa.
men 81 nermen.
9lls om Nlittmo6 9lodmittog Der
Shlrnt iiber Baltimore 6creinbrah
Scr in alien @egcnoep ocs Staotes
Ger6eerlngcn anri6tete, rettetC
Senrp gitel, pon9&r. 73t, Siio.gonO-
StroBc, no6e Sort WlcSenrp einent
@olcn Der bon einem SdIeppOam.
pier gefoaen mar, ooS 2e6cn lno
bradte i'm iiAer pieoer OIL 9orO Oes
Gompiers 5uriid.
@itel mar lmterpegs bon 5crrp
Bar ais Captain oes @aiolinbootes
D3rinceB", @ieentbum BON @iGionl
S6miot, 93r. 6tS, SiiO.8rooOmop,
ais Scr Shrm Iosbro1. @r NOR i'm
9egriffc, Oos Sort @cSenrp 81 I'M.
oiir6 Oeu Shirm an 9ier am 6uBe
iobreu ln0 Si9erbeit Dor SGa0en
ocS 9rooOpop 81 iuben ais cr, am
Steiler Ite6cn0, aeipobrte, mic Gin
Widnn bon Dem SdleppOonpfer
y9looms" scr ii6 nit einen aro6s
ncn IN S6lepptol auf Der 8o6rt nod
Sort Solparo befono, Itiir5te. @itel
iiguoliiirte ioiort Shucafobrt uno Is
oclong ibm Ocn Mlonn Ocr olgen-
iAcinlicb ni6t iAuirmcn fonntc, nit
eigener 9ebensgcfo6r aus Dem uoiien
@lemcnt 81 rettcn
@itcl oeriu6te oonn oen 9iomen
OeS @ionneS 5u crfo6rcn, oo9 ocrluci-
gerte oieier jeOe 9lusfunit mo 10
cnti6ico iid @itcl i'm an @oro OeS
SHlcppOompfers 5u brineen. Die
mono ollf Dem Gomptcr l6ien OaS
&eriduinOen oes Eolen 6emerft 3ll
babcn Oenn es lprrOe fein @erib
0emoAt. oos S6iff gum 9ln6olten 5lt
bringen. @rlt no6e 9iioer @icp &C.
lang es, Sen Shleppoompfer ein5u-
boIcn imO Der Sole 6egob lid an
8oro, obne aiib MIR cin @ort OeS
Ganfe5, ooer 9leunung ieines gta-
mens. @itel, Der idon mebrmols ais
2e6ensretter i'm Sofen fungirtc, be-
gob ii6 Oonu nit ieinem 9oote nob
Dem 6uBe oeS 9rooOmoD. llntcrluegs
bate CT nit itorfen @eaengange gu
fdnpien imO fonnte nur nit Wtiibe
anlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08

erfrelit Ii6 elmer glera oeS 6ortl6rit-
tes uno Ger @erbeiierltneen. Die &or.
tbcile Oieies Sofens lnO Oes angren-
3enoen 2oltoes ais ein gloe fiir oos
gr0Bte S6iffa6rts- itno 5abrifations-
Centrum ser @elt peroen iiberaa an-
erfount. IS lit oaber BON Der groB-
ten 8i6tigteit, OaB Die Stootgreu5en
BON Der @eieBge6lng in 1918 ausge-
Oe6nt perocn 0amit Die Staot bic
@ort6eile cines beiieren StanOeS i'm
Genius BON 1920 erbdlt. 9o lit fei.
ne Yolitif in Oen 8orlagen, ionOern
MIR cine 9lnoelegenbeit, melbe Ole
bette @nhpidelun9 bonn @eid1fts-,
SanoeIss, SanitGts- rno Gerlual-
tungs. Stdnopunfte aus 6etriift uuo
oireft Die olgeneiue @obliabrt Oes
Stootcs foroert. Ole glnnobme Scr
porgeidIagenen Bills 9eben Der Staot
nidt elm ein5iecs 8otltm mebr IN Der
Stoatseeiebgebung unO ent5ieben
aud Baltimore -Goltntp imO Slime
9lrunOel.Gouutp fein ein5iges @o-
tlm.@
8iele proniinente 2eute I'M Csc,
id)Gfts. imO geruislebeu Der Staot
unO ocs StooteS fllngirten ais 8ice.
9rGlioentei Der @eriomnllitng. Eie
2iIte Scr @6ren6eomten idloB unter
anoeren 6coeutcnOc Wldnner Elm, iuic:
Or. 5rant S. @ooonoip, Er0iiOcnt
Ser Syo1ns Sopfins.llniperiitdt; Gr.
Gidter u. Q. gliIeS, @rdii0ent Oes
@altirnorer 9arreou-Gereins; SSolepb
s. 5rancc, @rdlioent oes Stoots4
9orrcau-Gereins; GotglaS s. Ebo.
mas, @rdIocnt Der pNlerbonts-0lc-
d5onics @riten 0lationolbant;" Sront
g. Socn, 8r0Iioent OeS @ereins Der
Goiflcllte inO 8o6rifonten; 9. S5ou-
oro @rismolO, jun, @SrGiiOent ocr
SanoeIs6e6orOe; Or. 81. 81. 8. Tbo-
me, grdiioent OeS GitD @iOe Gon-
greIies; Or. @HIiom S. @eld, 81.
grent aepier, 8on Gear 9lod, @cn.
6elir 9lgms. Stuart Ollipier, 6ronf
81. Scent. Gnm u. Sein5; @orl 81.
@rop, BrGiiocnt Der 9@eiiern @iorp-
lono Observation-Disclosures" 9Irtbnr
g9. @ice.16ompion, Ger Baltimore
Ohio Observation-Disclosures" Ser
bert @ogner, YrGIiOent Scr p@oS
ono electric Company; Ebomas q.
GroB, Er1iiocut oer1 1llnitco 9toiluapS
ono electric GomponD;" George &.
SintidioM @enerolsSuper
Ser ,@ennplponia Giienbn6ngeiell-
idoft;~ 6ranf q. 6iirit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
GyOrit.Syuacnienrc Dcrlamst.


Ser Ser. Stooten-6orItoienlt bat
ourb s. SO. 9csleD, oen Morplono
Stoots. 5oriter, eiuen Q[ppea an Die
ienigen erloIlen, Oic iih Dem 10. SIC.
Ierpe. .SynecnieurS.geginent Dem He-
giment Der 6orIter, onIAlieBen mol
len ous fir SorItarbeiten IN 6ranf-
reid refrlitirt peroeu iol. 9lud pur-
ben 9(er5te eriu6t. freipiIlig Oieie
sSreiiuilligen oiif ibre EougIi6teit du
interiuden. 9ie 60riter ioaen io-
bolo ais moglid nod 6rontreih ge-
lonOt peroen unO glpplifotionen fon-
nen al oos @ureou Der Stoots.6 .60r-
iterei, Scr. 592, g1oro.SonaroltroBe,
aeIan6t peroen. 9ie 2obnlmg be-
qinnt nit Der @innititeriine rnO Die
glpplifonten oiirfen nibt meniger ais
18 un0 niHt mebr ais 45 Sabre alt
ieiu. sic ntiiiien ole Gratlide Inter
llbung fir Die reguIGre glrmee be-
Itebeu uno iib Der ilbliden grmee-
Ois3iplin itnteriperfen. @ton erTuor-
tet, ooB Iie nod Sort @leDer 0nnt
Ginerer5iren eeinnot perOen. Sic
ntiiIIen unter glnoerem I'M Stonoe
iein, oitf Der S6reibmoidine olt
idreiben, ais gerihiffnngS-Glerfs gu
fungircn, ais @otorcBcle 6ilbrer,
autIdcr, S1mieoe etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
garOinuG a6gcrciit.

Cardinal Gibbons begob lidl ge-
itern mad Sort @opne, Sno, 100 cr
Scr 6eier oes Diomont.SubiIdums
Der .g3otre Game llniperlitdt" Dor-
Iteben miro. @r berlieB Die 6toot
in gegIeitling bon @iihof Dennis
8. S'Gonnea bon &ihmono uno
@onIienor @iaiont u. 6letber bon
Der aotbeorolc. 9lnldBlib oes 81.
syobrestoses, OH peldem Der Guroi-
nal ou ieiner boben @iiroe erboben
puroe, fono feline belonoere 5eitli6-
felt Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
sycucrbcrO 5crtlcin.

Cine itbone Seicr beoleitetc oic
Sod3cit bon SRI. 2ouiie &ertleiL
Der Sodter ocs Serrn uno 6rou
So1n IS. ScrtIein bon 93clop, nit
Serrn 6rcoerif $. 9euerbero. Die
Grouung ipur6c in ser ct. SSobon-
neS. Stride an Der @de bon 2omboro-
un0 Catherine. .StroBe bon Dem Bo-
itor scr air1c, @rnit g. Giin6lcr,
poIl3ogcn. Scr @otcr fiibrte icine
eliidicligc So6ter ocrn 9eGlltignni
81, uno oIS n@cit Mon" fiingirtc Sr.
@. 8. Soro. 0ie 8rout truG elm
proAtboIles g(tlosfleio nit einen
llcberpurf BON 9eitidter glesar6eit,
ioipic einen Giiai6leier. Sn Der
&cno biclt Iie Gin Bouquet bon pun-
Ocri60ncn Stolen nit WloiglOdhen.
9lls Gbrenoonc fim9irte SRI. Gar
men &o1e, sic Gouiine Ser 9raut.
Sri. Seonnctte Bob CAB Elm oIlerIieb.
ties 9limcnrnGoAen ob. 9lo6 Ger
6eier begob iiM 0os jltnge @bepoor
ouf icine SoN5eitsreiie, bon Oen
GliicApiini6en Ser bielen So63citS-
g6Itc beglcitct. 9to1 ibrer &iidflnft
mcrOen oie iungcn @beIelte ibren
@obnIis IN GotonsoiIle oufiblogeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
9Sicl QGrm nm glidts.


ltnter Der 8clbulOi8lng, ourA
on5iigli6c 8cmcrfungcn oie 6Iogge
imo 9(mcrifa inIultirt at buben,
iuur6e Der 3S-iGbrige Or. erasmus
81. Sounocrs bon g8biteItonc, 8u.,
ccrboftet. Ser @tnnn muroe geltern
Worgen bon Dem Yoli5iiten aouf-
man bon ocr noropeItli6en Station
fcitgcnommcn uno 5ipor, naboem er
eine g[nlpro6e an cine groBe Wlenge
on Der @de bon 6ranflin. II. @utap-
StroBe gebalten lno oen goffenoen
2cutcn einc Maiie bon 0oGori6eincn
Dor oic g(ngen gcboIten bate 6runt
81. Mooiion bon Der Oit-Bleoiont.
StroBe fiibrte Die 8crbaftung oes
@irginierS berbcj inoent er Dem go
li5ilten erflGrte, Oob Der 0oftor lib
2GItcrllngen ser Ser. Stnoten 81
Sdulocn babe fommen loiien. @c.
ltern Nu6nlittng iano Elm 9er9or
Dor Hi6tcr 9rcnoel in Der noropclt-
IiAen @oli5ciitation ltott. Or. Soun-
0ers, ser onl6eineno mir etipoS iibcr
ben 0urIt getumfcn bottc, wuroe
nod 3oblung bon 81 lno Soften
luieOer ouf freien Sub sciest @or-
Der bottc jcooh bo9 8unOeS- Suiti6-
0cportement cine llnteriudun9 iiber
Die @eiAulOigunn9en gegen ocn
Mcun unacItellt gcbo6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
Sricffuitcn.

n. 3. pSit ein @lann 9iirger
ser Gereinigten Staoten, penn er
bier geboren lit, obcr ais ainO nit
ieiuen gltern nu9 3eutidlanO ging
lln0 in 0euti6lanO beim Oiilitdr ge-
0ient bat? Sein &ater NOR fein
Yiirger."
&enn Elm Ntonn in 9lmerifa ge6o-
rem iit Oaun lit er INNER ameritoni.
ider 9iireer, bod ourd ben 9ienlt
i'm Oeutiben MiIitGr bat ein iol6er
Wlonn feline 3uge6origfeit 6n ben
Ser. Staaten a6gcidbporen nno bat
ieinem 9anoesberrn Die Ercue gelobt.
lobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
gslttsGnrader ais @ait bier.

Scrr 2ouiS aromer, Goriteber ci.
ncr 3oolin0si6ulc in Eittsburg, bGIt
fic6 sur 8eit ouf 9elub IN Baltimore
ouf uno 1T @ait i'm @ouie 0eS Serrn
@eorgc Dcoerer, gir. 1909, SonoOcr-
Strobe. @jcitern beiubte er nit Srn.
George Simmelbcbcr ole SebenS-
miirOiqfeiten Scr StoOt tno am
g(6eno ipor CT @oIt IN Der 0elegoten.
8erlamntlilng ocS yQclltiben Inter
itiibunes.9uroes" Die in 9ntmgort-
ncr's &aIle, |. StraBc un0 2. 9IOcy
Ganton obgebolten piroc. Gr miro
iid ctlpo cine @ode long bier ouf.
bolten imo iproh iib gcItern icbr
rilbmcnnl iiber Ole 6ortidritte. oic
Baltimore icit feline mlebten Sier.
iein ipc5iea in Der StruBcnpilaItc-
rung gctnadt Bot aus.
Gic @erfebrSiperre fir wcniger ais
@oggonlaomgen pon Sracbt alf Der
Baltimore Gbio. 9a6n" miro belltc
gIbeno auigebo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
nGita.g8iSc @unnrcRn.

Qie SobreSoeriommlimg Der 0elc-
goten gum DGitp- -@ioe Gon9reb"
finoet beite 9[6eno I'M 2ofole Oes
.Gitp- Clubs" I'M NeunieD- @ebGuOe
Itott. @ortrdge iiber oos bergongenc
Sabre balten @oItor 9. $. Steffens,
Or. 81. 81. 8. 0obme un0 Sr. 9e'
Gourceb @. Gbom. Ser SetretGr
81. Q. Se6t miro Oen Sabresberidt
0es Br1Ii0enten berlclen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
Srancn in aricssbcrcitIdjuft.

0oS gon5e @erionol Der 6rauen'
8ercitldofts- unO ltcberii6ts Cont
milton biclt geiteri 93adulittag in
&ouptquortier Der Gomniilion, gtr-
522, 9orf- -9lbenuc, cine lGngere Ser
idnlmIitng al, in ipelHer oie 9eri6te
Scr pcri6icocnen Gountp.@orliserin.
nen in @e3ug ouf ibre Gbdtigfeit an
Dem @ebiete Der &riegS-&ornnaBre'
geln 5ur Sprohe famen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
slu bic OcntidJcu gScrciuc.

Die gcnmten MnO beIOn6ers
Oic Gefrctdre aller OentIdcn gers
cine Der StnSt nnb Ocs Stnutes
IinO frennOli6it crIudJt, iiber bic
@ursGusc in Ocn %criammlitnscn
Scm u9entidcu Correspondent"
yeridlte 5it5nienOcn, Oa cs infOlge
Der Spcrr5Onen ScitiinmnnscH,
Die am Gandtug glbcnO in Strait
trcten, nidlt m6slidJ lit, Scridt-
critnttcr nadJ alien 9SlGben an
IcnOen. gScuu ein GelcpbOn in
Ocm gSerciuslotale Oor6anOen lit,
wirS Gin SeridJt ii6er Die %cr-
iammlnns itetS bcreitluilIisit crt-
acgcn gcnOmmcn. Selcpguu ct.
%Onl 3173.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
3iOmsocmeinOe.

SierOurd neroen Die 5ralen Bal
timore's 5it elmer OrganiiationS-Ycr-
iommIung, oie 5pcds Der @riinoung
cincs &ereins r@atriotiider Seim-
giilie" i'm @elHeinOebuliie, Montag,
glbenOs s llbr, abgebalten pcroen
1oll, einqela0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08

PTS gciterll 9tbeno Ger so Sabre
oIte g(lfreo 6. gyenf bon Saulfcner
Noit Office, Gborles-Goilnto, @lO,
6ic @rccnc-, no6c QoIpbiu-S StroBc,
eutIang gina witroe er BON orei See
germ mgegriffen Die i'm 81 @oOcn
i@ugeu lpo i'm I'M $50 beroHbten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08

Scrr 9lrt6ur 9. Softer 6ot ieiner
5onli(ic sic Sunime bon $t2S,000 III
g@ert6popieren binterloiien Serr Ga.
mue( 81. 0euuiS 1T Der 9tubloBOer-
ipalter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
o@finsltfOnOS Der ggaiicu."

@eitere 1ouotionen iiir Oos rslage-
meme GeutiGe @oiienbaus@
Ger r6robinm Cumcn-gcrcin"
ino Der @eiangOcreil"
iibcrmitteln je $5. - Gle elite
Ser @a6cn mdhit tdgli6.
StoI5 f6nnen Die Direftoren Oes
,9lQgemeinen Gelltiden Maiien6oli-
les" Oorauf ieit DaB Die oelltI1lpre-
9enoeu giirger in 10 bobem DldBc
i6re Iienlte iinO Oas, mas Die 9ln-
Itolt felt i6rem 8eIteben fir Die
Stoot Baltimore getbon in 10 riibri-
ger @eiie onerfennt unO iib nibt
i6eut nit finan5ieIler llnterItilBln9
in oieier 3cit Der 9fot6 cin5utreten.
@eItern liefen Wieoer oeridieOenc
Summer eiL rUie folgt:
Grnh1ftt11 Cannon s9}prpin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08

g9cnn Sic iider gc6cn wOllch y
funfcn sic cine Der SaIdcnfnrtcH
Ser Sperr5uncn, sic pum glOtar I'H
Snrean Scs uSentiheu GOrreIpo~
Scut" fir cinen9unur cr9Gltlidl iinO'
(SuuiS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08

S6utus fir SuIiiridcinc.
@cbt nu6 GimcuBoff'S Gtno'O,
Correspondent" WcbGnOc. Siloc1
bel sag OOer gladjt aufscuOmmeH.
(Suni2 -S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-08
gaIeOan.

Sn 6olge oeS nalien SpielpIubeS
fano geitern in Baltimore tein 8ulc-
ballipicl itatt. Sn Chicago muBtc
Der adlte luegen oas Spiel eineeiteat
meroen imo BON Den Clubs Der Sn-
tcrnotionalen 0iga wuroe MIR IN
&ibmono ecipieIt; Gie Score mar:
,Sutcriatiunnl 2caanc."
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-16

Highly experienced teachers are placed in charge of the primary work so when the little tot commences his schooling he has someone over him who understands him thoroughly and who understands the best method of breaking him to school discipline It is a mighty hard thing for a wee youngster to become accustomed to books, study, and order, when he has spent all of his life playing out in his mothers back yard-its case where a feiieT needs friend" and it isn't very icng before he discovers that friend to be teacher"
 Books Supplied Gratis.
 Beginning at the second grade, work begins in earnest. In the Bis bee schools, all of the books in use are supplied free to the pupils, and gen- erous state provides the best and the most interesting texts available. This holds true all the way through the grades.
 In the Central school, there are two people with interesting and fascinat- ing. positions. They are the school doctor and the school nurse. Soon there will be a school dentist. Their very titles tell in a general way of their work-a work which will be talk en up in detail in an article at a later date. It is the purpose of this-shall wa say expose Ito tell alp, and that telling may require several columns in several Sunday issues for weeks to come. There is a strong temptation to finger in the grade rooms with the children, to stay with them as they play on their rings and parallel and horizontal bars, and to watch the girls compete with the boys as gymnasts; but there isn't room for everything at one time, so for the present, in the language of Burton Holmes, i've will on" to the Bisbee High school
 The High School.
 The High school may well be treated in a general, and equally well in specific, manner That it has been accredited with membership in the North Central Association of Coles es and Secondary Schools is a matter for congratulation and a certain de-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-16

these youngsters-sOme Of them still in short trousers-working industri- ously away at a trade and receiving grades instead of pay for their efforts.
 Business As Usual"
 The commercial courses are under the supervision of s. S. Stafford. a graduate of the Bowling Green Busi- ness University. He has done addi- tional work fitting himself for his ca reer at the Gregg School, the Univer- sity of Chicago, and the University of California. There is a bank in con nection with the commercial de partment that handles the notes. drafts, and checks that the stud ents use in bookkeeping. The bank is run by the more advanced students, and after a boy or girl has finished this course a thorough knowledge has been gained Of the basic principles of "big business
 Many excellent stenograDhers are turned out by the department every year. Althugh stenography IS an cleo tive course, the twenty machines are kept busy throughout the day. and six of the Remington gold medals and a score of Underwood certificates testify to the standards maintained. Short ". five stenotype machines will be in stalled. and the pupils will be in- strUcled in machine shorthand But one other school in the state has a similarly equipped department.
 Enalihs and Utility Science.
 A Vassar woman is the English -eacher, Miss Hazelle Rowe; and an- other teacher in the same subject is
 Mrs. Chance of Blackburn, Mrs. Chance also teaches history. Miss
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gree of civic pride. Just what this membership means can be realized only by becoming acquainted with the principles, ideals, and standards 0. that organization.
 What It Is.
 The Association is beyond all doubt the most generally recognized standardizing agency in the education. al United States 1t is of first rank. Among its aims arc those of providing cooperation, of considering common problems, of promoting the well-being of students, and Of elevsting scholar ship and faculty standards to the high est possible plane.
 It is a distinct honor for any school to hold relationship with this body. The Associations official recognition gives standing to that school among educated men and women everywhere. Its approval is a letter of introduction to all colleges, universities, and pro fessional schools in the country; guar anteeing efficiency too, and high stand
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grams-as the Schumann Quintet rem ders them. This company brings to the Lyceum a genuinely new idea that of presenting symphonic concerts with a company of only five musi- clans.
 To secure this symphonic effect a specially constructed organ is carried by this company. This gives all the reed and wind effects of a large or chestra and. combined with the piano and stringed instruments, produces re- suits as surprising as they are unique. To create added interest the quintet gives historic iGtroductions to it's pro, grams.
 In order that he might accurately interpret the music of Beethoven, Mo- zart and other great composers, Lam- pert spent several years abroad in the places where the composers lived, making a special study oI the scenes and surroundings which inspired their work.
 He studied the folk songs Of the diff ferent countries of Europe, including Bohemia. Germany. France, Austria, also in Scandinavian countries. The art songs of these countries says he. are but intensified folk songs ' These folk and art songs are interest ingly described by him.
 Colby, the cartoonist. is listed for Mrach. Colby challenges the world in the making of platform pictrres, combining quickness and artistic ef- feet. He accompanies his work on tine easel with an almost continuous flow of entertaining humorous ana
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ELEVEN IN EACH
 THOUSAND PERISH

The committee on public informa- ton have announced today it has ob- tained from official sources the mos l. nearly accurate figures possible on the proportion of fatalities in relation to casualties on the western font These figures. taken when the casual ties were greater in proportion to mo- bilized strength and combined with the highest proportion of deaths, show losses due to deaths from wounds and killed in acton to be approximately II in every 1000. of mobilized strength.
 According to the figures presented by the French high commissioner in his letter to the secretary of war. the high-water mark Of casualties in the French army was reached early in the war at the battles Of Charleroi and be Marne. The casualties in that period were 15.41 per cent of the mo- Dliaed strength, or 54l men in every 10000 with the colors.
 Military experts in this country agree that the killed in action and died of wounds have never at any time ID this war exceeded 20 per cent of he to al casualties. This gives a fig are of lOS2 fatalities from these causes in every 10000 mohiize, strength, or practically II men killed in action or died of wounds for every Loco men with coloIs.
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With six of the most delightful en- tertainments ever assembled on one Lyceum course, the citizens commit tee announces its program for the coming season. The first number will be the Ben Greet Players, who appear here the 9th of October.
 It was only a few weeks ago that the Redpath bureau succeeded in ar ranging for a Ben Greet company of twelve to appear in plays practical for Lyceum courses. Ben Greet se- lected Much Ado About Nothing" and Twelfth Night" as the two ve- hicles for his Lyceum cOmpany-the former for it's delicious and witty com edS, and the latter because it is one of the best written plays of the mas ter writer. Shakespeare. These are real educational productions of mas terpieces, and, irrespective of the one is produced locally, lovers of true act ing are assured a wonderfully pleas ant evening.
 Light Opera
 On November 22 the Montague Light Opera Singers will be here, Lyceum committees are very apt to regard grand opera as high brow something that appeals to the few rather than the many Be this as it may, light opera appeals to all classes