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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-15
A. A. u. Men to Meet

Tho first conference OF the nom
mating committee, appointed al the
last annual meeting Of the Metropoli-
tan Association Of the A. a. u. has
beer called by John J. Walsh, chair
man, for next Monday evening. The
men will suggest the names Of the
candidates for Office In the local dis
trict,
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Miss Bjurstedt
Wins at Longwood

BOSTON, Aug. 14.-Interest in the
national doubles lawn tennis tourna-
men, or the turf courts Of the Long
wood Cricket Club this afternoon was
centred in the playing Of the women's
round robin singles, although there was
plenty Of thrilling tennis supplied by
the men.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt. national woman
champion, simply swept Mrs. Louise H.
Williams, of California, off the court In
their match. winning by score OF 60
GO. The woman from the Coast was
utterly unable to withstand the Nor
wegians attack. u
In the other singles match Miss Mary
K Browne, of California, defeated MISS
Marion Zinderstein, of Boston, one OF
tho most brilliant of the younger play.
orc nv n score of GO, 60, with hard
bitting matchmaking throughout.
Malcolm ID. Whitman, oldtime ma
,;onaI champion, and Harold II. Whit
nan were defeated in the mems doubles
nv Frederick B. Alexander and Harold
Tbrockmorton by score OF g. %,
Cd, 81.
The summaries follow:
NATIONAL PATRIOTIC DoUBIEs. SECOND
ROUND
p,.h,,d Blshop Boston and l.. p MAhsn, New
h'nAty ,s,.1 tt,sin SheaY and II. V Andrews,
B 0,ai "a 60 80: b o Ais1,nas r. ana 10
nA"t't ~ kIhitnau New York. g. t-5. %.
~ \ " Nilss Boston Ard ~ u f''I; 49,. nsT
iOi51' 20 GO. H. G. johnson and g Wns1t.
Hosioa. Won from U. ~ "2TheS Az Ravys ,nd
IT, ycsSel Nss Y9rt. defeated !" "a u 4 a. n
an ~ g. T,sne1soo and D. e. inmAn. New
YorS. defeated 4 LoEJ' hgnol"i"' ana H. =
Womsn's round robin anGsslLhsSS M s,,l
Btirysdt Norwsy. dsfes,sf MI, hoostt Az, ~.
80 yf,aeisco' defeated Miss Marion ZihasSsn'
~ doifJs. inrut round -Miss Elesnors Sears.
49, and q n sirtrban. San Francisco defet
81 tii., Nshos Zinde rst1in. Boston hla hAs"p
Ia, ,5a,,@ou Ssg YOfk &C. 81. Cd.
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Boston -.......-..
Philadelphia ......
Indians Buy Two Players

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1.-THE Cleve-
land American League baseball club an
nounced to-day the purchase Of {. l..
Torkeson, q pitcher, and Ferdinand
Eunick. a third baseman, from the
Marshalltown, Iowa, team of the Cen
trail Association.
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TzIs ..0Ssss 2st

- y Sns.as ~ y. ,-s'h ,snl,r
'S:,,,.. .,,';sSS$s SSS "a
-. g. n s Il. Tlass. 2. yseksou.
! IA y 49, - Boscssl % y waensf
i4s = 80 KifuT % Doyis 70 Nsrde
20. d p..,t.stssy % P7tisT In ~ bases
- L s-fn. = Fint bass On srror-
"a =. r;,so- Ds.ts ~ ~. Z, +, p 'ss;sss
- ~ r y>s<L :. Dar1zaa. I Trnyfss-
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international League
GAMES TO-DAY

Rochester ut Newark.
Buffalo at Providence.
Montreal at Baltimore.
Toronto at Richmond.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Newark, 2; Rochester, l.
Rochester, 6; Newark, 2.
Buffalo, z; Providence, 8.
Toronto, S; Richmond. 3.
Baltimore, r.; Montreal, ..
STANDING OF TEAMS
w. l.. Pct.l w. l.. Pct.
Toronto 90 30 900 Roch'ter % 81 .A6l
Baltim'e 81 AZ .587 Buffalo. so 81 1873
Proyid.. 65 At $50 Richm'd ~ GO 1898
Newark. 81 At .576 MONTH";. 43 "a 1868
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Stolen hases-Brsndel. Gctz. Schepner. Sacrifice
hit-sandberg Left on bases-Roches,er. s. New
ark 3 First base on orrur-NeUark !. Bases on
balls-On Ross G. OF Schscht. !. Hts and
esrnsd runs-or R1s. II hts. nuns IN nine
innings: on schscht hits. Ulns IN nine Inn
inEs Hit by ptcheT-By Schacht Camp Struck
out-By Ross 2. by schschL 3 Wild pitch
Ross Umpires-Finnersn and Bedford. Tine
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;, saneel Stamford REGATTA

s,s,,, :. asssilhg Of the board Of di.
Jhi.rs,s~ NE Stamford Yacht Club
sa.ss} ~ was unsnimously decided
- ssss -. snnual regatta. which VA
i,ssg. - held on Stanford on Sat-
y e 90. ses'on was taken in view
~ nat u seemed unwise 10
NE 4. sAhf event Of this character
shsry was engaged IN war.
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FIRST GAsTE

TWo-bsse hitS-Eldred. Rodriguez. Stolen btses-
Young Russell. Rodriguez. Sacrifice hts-Nen-
Dell Collins Double plSy-Schepner and Rod
riqus1 Left on bases Rochester 5. Newark. T.
Bnss on bGlls-Of Smallwocd. I OF Causey. e.
Hiu and earned rins--Or smallwood 3 hits.
nun IN nine inning: on Causey. hits. ? runs IN
nine innings Struck out-By smalwood. 2; BY
Causey 3 Wild pitches-Causey q Umpres-
Ftnneran and Bedford T1nle-l;sj.
gVCONn CANE
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nr,s s1s hit Judge sto.en bAses-Judge
e.n psusls pliy-Shav 20 shsnks 70 Judge
a q h.a-Nsw York. 8. Washington. 3.
z ArE. 4 Hits and enrned -OfMoEridge
- ui ~ runs n innings. Shaw, hits and
; H.s n . inninE. struck out--NosIidgs, 3.
sr Un2irss-Dlnsen and OIoughlin.
',s-iS
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international League

A. p,,,4ds,c.. n II. =
Bsraio ......S I 9 / Ia . :
Ba,.11e-MecAbs and DLy: Peteus. Mc11Sue
and Allen.
Al Elchmond. ~ +,
Richmond 30 0 0 | o-S 3
Bat,eries-Thonpson and LAlonse Adams and
RcynOldl.
Al E.iin,ore. r. II. T..
Baltimore - ! III !, y
Bauersc-H.u. Newton and schsu,sls: st1Ecr.
Duty and Madden.
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American Association

Columbus. I: Indianapolis. a.
Columbus. g. Indianapolis. 2.
Allu4ukes. : Kansas Cty q.
AfrvGukoc - Kansas City. 4
Toledo Louisville. T.
Louisville 0: Toledo "a Inn. DARK.
81. Pau. s Minneapolis. !,
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Second CAN'T
1zs ix onos IA the stb inning

fsd ~ canoD "a the sth inntnE
's4s ss .,,. .......s :S?sis III
49,. hso-7yudss, Rice. Fesser. Ahgr2;n
s,ss N.S-ctidEell. judge, Stolen base
~ e.rnes ey--c. Milan Doubls Play
SO . Iudge Lar o. osses-SeN YuTf 2:
80 ). FirSs bsss on errors-Sez York. D.
- - eenS-oT Csllop 2: OF Johnson. /. Hts
=, srst rgns--OT cnlloo. II hiis ard runs
H1,p, ~ JohaAol. hrs and run IN .
-. % low, rita ard J run IN innings.
- sH-By Johnson. Q; ~ Love g. Umpires-
90 ard Dlneen. Tine. 50.
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$3.50 Again !
FIRST GAME


Two base htS-OlsOn. Fletcher. Three-base hit
Hickman. Home rlnS-HerzOg Zimmerman krde-
ser. Siengel. Sacrifice hits-DAubert. ZnIneGlnan
Double pIays-Stengel and Daubert Fletcher and
Hoike o.. Let on baSes-New York. 8 BROOK
lyR 4. First bsse eTrOrs--New YORK, !; B'ooh'
lyn l. BUQs on balls-Or Schupp. ]: OF COMBS.
g Earned rInS-Of schupp runs OF Coonos.
rIns Hit by pitcher-By COornbs tHerzoE). I'M
pircs-HsrsOn aOd O'DSy. Time. 81.
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FIRST GAME
ro., ...ssIrIO0 Totals ..ss2IasTIs

Two base his-IeibOd. Jackspn. Spesksr st0ien
h,...-JSrksoa. I<4i,old Sacrifice htS~-McMullin.
wan5beganNs Double plsy-E. Collins 10 Rbberg
In On bases-ChicsEo. 2? ceye.And. IL. In. fi ~
yVfi3sD. 2. OF CoTeIeshe 2 Hits and earned
y,r,s-lJr Williams " hts and runs IN innings
o. Csyyeleskis 4 hits and nuns IN . INNING. hlI
h., ultofer-By williams. l iGr4neg). Struck out
X 'C;ogeieshie 2 Passed bsll-ONeN J. I'm
oven ana Nsliin. Tims-2.OO.
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Tuo-base hit-Holke Home rus-Dsubrt. Lin-
norman Sacrifice hlt-T~reau Double play-oi-
son Johnston and Daubert LEFT on bsses-Nsw
York @. Brooklyn. 2 First base on errors-NeF
York J. Bases on balis-Of' Tesreau. OF Mar.
guard. 2 Hits and earnei uuN-Of TeSreau.
hits and runs IN innings; on And.rsnn. ! hit
and runs In ! inning: OF Marquare. ] run.
ri, by pitrher-By Tesreau lStcngel. Struck out
BY rcsresu. {: by Anderson / by Msrqutrd. 9.
Umpitcs--ODay and Harrison Tine. l,J.
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Fists Fly on Field and in Stands
As Giants Do Battle with Dodgers
Six Home Runs Add t.
Feast of Fury at Polo
Grounds

Sagement is given because Of the i'm
portance that may attach TO the after
math. The Giants cannot afford TO lose
Fletcher just now. Charles II. Ebbets,
who viewed the mill, declared imme-
diately that Stengel was blameless and
that if Casey was fined he (Ebbets)
would stand the assessment This is
contrary to baseball law.
AS to the battle, il ruined the repu-
tation Of Sergeant Cushman A. Rice, Of
the Aviation Corps, Mineola, L. |. The
sergeant was a captain during the
Spanish war, and is better known as
Cap. Rice. Cap. had in tow F. II. 7. kop,
ottawa, known TO the Orient as the king
of Dutch sports" a multimilionaire
baron of the rubber industry. Mr.. Kop
had never seen baseball game. Ser
geant Rice was calculating.
"The squarest, cleanest, most gentle
manly and manly game in the WORLD
he had eot this far when Stengel
charged
"Take me back to Java and the tribe
Of the head hunters" was Mr.. Kop's
subconscous response.
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oalhern Annexation

G1.. -. cr<a1s.
80 kyusasf,5s.
q, S1llA \
S ~. a. luUta.
Ll1-s bss. Atlanta. O.
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BOSTON a. L.

Totals 80 1921 Il OIL Totals 81 10 30 II ?
iran FOR CraTath ~ tie tenth inning.
tNone OUT when Winning run scored
philsdslphia..... . Il
Boston. ........... -
Thrse.b.s. hi.s-EVefs Kone,chy. Double plays
-FTsr. 10 bancroft 20 Ludsrus: Maranville 20
Rawllnfs Left on b.se5-Philldelplia, Boston.
4 First base on srrOr-Phiadtp h,a !. Bases on
b.lls-Or Rirey ! OG Ragzn. .. Hts and earned
rIn,-OT Rixey "a hts end . runs IN innings
on Rssan hits and : run In 10 innings. Struck
ou.EBy RIey. 10: by RIgan. .. Umplres-ou!E
Icy and Byron. rms-l42.
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The score
Totals ..83l723I2o' Totals rs 3

GRATED for Scott IN the oh inning.
Tran for Thomas IN the 9TH inning
tBstied FOR Walsh IN ths 9.h inning.
STATED Tor Barn IN the 9Th inning.
'AicInnis out hit ~ ball batted By himself.
BOSTON ...............o . 81
T,ro-base hl,s-Barry HoblzeiI. Three .bsse hii
Rary and Hoblitzcll Left on bases--Bost0n, 2;
phiisdelphia g. FIRST base on err0rs-Bosion. !:
pasns ~ ballS-Or Ruth. 3 OF Bush. T. Earned
runs-o- Ruth. 3: on Bush. ]. struck out-By
Ruth. by Bush. g Unp!EeS-Eyans and Mon
arty Tine a..
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TotsI ..ss2Sailill Totals ..27dio97 IS 0
.Bstt-d for Faber IN tiis eighth inning.
sBatted FOR schaik in tie ninth inning

Htattfl JOY bfNhAA ~ Wv mum tiAttAs
ChietRp ............. 1t
Cisysl1nd ............ 20 o / o 0 "a
Tuo-bs6s hio-E Collins, Kisbc1g stolen bases
HAIRS Fmifh sac1hes ~ smith. Double play
Cfspran Wsnbsxfuts snd H.ris fHft on bases
(If~sRo Z. Cleveland. . Base on halS--Or Fsbaf,
z. ~ Morton. 2 Uls and eafrsd rius-Of Faber
ia frd nuns in inHinss. N Morton. hiis and
runs a. inning IN DsnfOfth. ! bit ard
i ma ~ ! inning Ht ~ pitcher-By Dnnforth
fg,esgsfJ, Bslk-faDcr hffuek out-By fsbef. I.
10 Moron wild piirh-ON Moron. T. umpirss
y. Ssuin and ONsn Tnf-2l0.
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Eastern League

Worcester. s: Harfuui 8
Springfield New london. ?
Portland o Brdgcpor. Q
Lawrence. T. New Haven.
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Much Long Swatting

As TO the two games, which were
mere circumstances. they may be dis
missed briefly. No fewer than six home
runs were made in the two games, the
half dozen equally divided between the
clubs. in the memory Of the Oldest In
habitent this collection of long swat
ting stands as record FOR one day.
Ferdie Schupp outlucked rather than
outpitched Jack Coombs in the first
game, in which four homers were seen.
Both of these pitchers were very hard
hit. In the first inning both Herzog
and Zimmerman hit for the circuit The
Giants punched clean singles for an
other run In the third.
Herzog's error on Stengel. followed
by Hickman's triple, gave Brooklyn
run in the second. Kreuger hit over
the left field wall onto the car tracks
in the third, one OF the longest hits
seen this year
With two out in the sixth Stengel
hit TO the cato in right centre for the
circuit. Olson's double and Myers's
single gave the Dodgers their last
run in the eighth. In the second half
of.thi5 inning New York won out with
two runs on singles by Herzog and
Kaufr and Fletcher's double, a high
fly which Hickman judged badly.
In the second game RUDE Msrquard
held the Giants TO FIVE scattered hits.
Zimmerman saved New York from q
shutout with a drive into the right
stand, inches fair, with one down in
the ninth.
Brooklyn got It's first run off Tes-
reau in the fourth, when Daubert and
Johnston punched singles around q
pass to Stengel. Daubert cinchcd the
game for the Dodgers with a line
drive into the right field stand in the
sixth. This scored Olson, who had
just forced Marquard, who singled to
start the inning.
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Totals ..MsSrI7O Totals ..NiIiNsi

'Batsd FOR Cunningham IN seventh tnnlng.
'Bat,ed for Ellmke IN ninth inning
81. Louis ............o o -
Detroit .............o 0 o . "a
Two basc hlt--Dtvcnpcrf. Tire, base hits
Pratt Heilman. spencer. stolen base-Pnu Ear
-Hca hits-Boand, s!sle-. sacrecs fy-Ssversid
Double p,sys-LAvsn 20 sisler, Pratt 20 Lsvan %
slsler. Left on b1se-Detro.t. g. y, Louis. g.
port l. Hits and eaTned rns--0h Bo.snd. hits
and 3 runs In innings: ~ Cunningham hits
and runs IN innings. on Ehmko. no his IN
inninEi. OF Davenport, IL hits ard nuns IN
innings ~, by pltchsr-By Davenport, epen
corl Struck Out--BY and g. by Cunningham.
!: BY EGnke 8 tmpres--HndetrAnd AMI Con
molly Tre-l 40
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he CpORT- :.
kIby Gluza7d Rcs
AS, for Instance


What country popular war ,ns
soldier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &
Why you before
OurU Uncle Is q1ick at picking up scrap;
He a half t0h0op about a foreign map;
He'd rather take easy Nth has fingers of the ct1eh
But no gotten rery fat at picking ham naeh
Our Uncle be ftdbby,
And not yet at his prime;
He's Just q trifIe gdbby
And he takes his bloody time;
But the Showdown gathers
And then need han IN the list,
HeU be Nth the wailop
And kick in either fst
Well, Then
Perhaps this Ism. he one Very we'll
The Kaiser says makes him laugh
To think Of Uncle Sam;
The Prince shakes his aching stdss
And nips another dram;
And Won Hindenburg Loys back
And breaks into
But tvho soiu lead the cheering
When they get the Final Scorer
Shropnael sheH and gas and hsI
And all tho bcuy rest-
Mud and blood and boyones
3d. And any other teSt--
When the San,mys h the ltne
As then hare always done, .E
Won't that be O dainty dish rA
To set before the Hun?
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Giants. Two Games, Drooalyn' ~ f0''
gr0unds. To-dsy Adm. 5Dc.-AdY''
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Oh, we'll
The business Of writing popular pips, II drop the word
nopur One will
desired melody breaks through and One Best
is Georgs NJ. Cohan- Who has the odds7
During the Interim
In tn. meanwhile write popular for hs
Browns Prates1
We suggest the following Htlesi
Asleep in the Deep
They're Be Pitied Than Censured
Down the wurrburger Flows
T. Please Go Way and Ne Sleep
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The Leader

Pecnpaug Fletcher Mar
awhile and Scott
His Chapman, OF
nhelder Of the four
toned
he in Of
doping
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Over There

Philippines he not only left baseball
Manila Of China Several crack ball
clubs havein country China and Japan
is the safest sort Of gamble that the Amer
English french
upw here the Canadians already started
this 100000 Americans
hit will be almost
the boom of the big
One tough nearly do the bulk OF
frenzed sight OF the
left the Red fan
queries G, chat there always ball clubs bat
rlastp there for first placer
il happens slide down hill than Il to
climb I'D one The law Of gravity the first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-15

1880 q
eJf1ua4.
Nssaisiea ~ seFsn11 ffsinj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-15

and Holke for the ball. 1t was evil
dent the play would be close. Brooklyn
coachers shouted to Casey TO slide.
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SECOND CANE

Total, ...SOsSrsl Totals ...s152T loi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02
9r. Sitter rcGubiritirt.


g8o1bington /. Nidr6.
g3ab elmer gliidiprodDe nit Or. saul
Sitter, oem bieiieen Sdmei8cr @e-
IonotelL ipratb Sefret6r 2oniing oen-
iel6en bon oller SDulo getpiiicr bout
I6er unee6iibrlider @ropogonoo, itn-
pcrcinbor nit Der @obrnebmung
ocuticber Sutereiien frei.
Ser Sefretdr iogtc: SD betrodte
oos 9enebnien Or. Mittcr'S ais ourd-
nus ridltig lno beoallre Die aitf i9it
i'll ben 3eitungen geniadbten 9lilgriffe
lebr. gS berridbt eih folidcr Gin
orud in Den bieiigen @efiblen. gSir
Iollten niftS gegen einen Mionn bo-
ben, Ger ieinc Bflibt treu erfiilt,
menn ct oilh Die Sntereiien elmer He-
giernng pobrrtinn1t nit Der mir Die
ge5iebungen geloit 6aben.@
Or. Sitter muroe BON einigcn Sci
titngen beibuloigt, ieinc 9lutoritdt
ais @elonoter, Dem Die @ermittelung
8piiAen oieIcnl 2oiloe iino GelttIWf
luno onpertrout muroe, iiberlhritten
ino lein gtult oo5u beliilBt 5u ba6en,
Der oeltiden Sacbe unecbiibrlid 5i
belfen.
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2entidJes GOniillat 6craa6t.

Suore6 D}erv 4. Mdr8. DoS
bieiige oentide Gouiulot lpiiroe in
ser lesten 9iobt beroubt uno bielc
miAtige ontli6e @apiere ans oenl
9iireau oes Goniuls Mar @eber ge.
ftobler. @err @ebcr bat ole @ertrc.
timg Scr Gonlllar- uno oiplomoti-
iben glngelcgcnbeit Der oeitti6cn
glegierlug I'M noroliben Gbeil bon
W}erico iiine.
Cine Scbreibmaid5ine itno onoerc
8ureaitiaden miiroen glciHfaIls cut,
menoet. Gie gureoilrdlme Der 9(me.
rican Smelling rno Hefinine Go.,
mqlde Dem Goniulot eeeenii6er lie.
GEN milrOen glci6folls erbroden
uno 9ebdlter oirdiuiiblt, ood nidts
entucnoct. @ouiuI gGcber Iieat franI
IN ieiner @obututg oarnieOer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

EariS,ii. M}dr5. &robiiionS-
@1iniiter 6. 0ouoro Serriot fiinoietc
bcntc IN cinem oifi8icueu W3onifeit
on Inn &eridmeuouna 5it bcrbiitcn
miiroen 9rotfortcu in 6roufreicb elm.
geiiibrt mcroen- Den Erdfeftcn Der
pcribieocncu Dcportements miiroeit
oieSbe5iigli6c Suitruftionclt crtbeiIt
meroen.
@S meroen oud @let1ooen III ge-
tro6t ge5ogcn ourh iuelde in oidt
beDolferten Diitriften in ser @crt6ei.
litug bon Wlil@ aronfc, Ginocr lmo
@reile Den Gor5ug erboIteu ioaeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-02

3cit Die @loidine nidt lelbit lenfte,
lonocrn oob sic 9enfitonge bon ei-
nem Der mdnnliden Eoiiagiere er-
grifien muroen mar.
SRI. gnrnetf2 g1fttttiel
lnngeT.
SSit 6ci5bct1ubteul 3uitonoe ct-
5dbIte Sri. Burnett in i6rem 3im-
mer i'm oritten Stod Oes ,Sapop'
@otcls" Oen llnioq. Sic iheint icbr
crgriiicn bon Dem Sdidial ibrcr
6rcinoin 81 fem
sic iei lmgcid1r i'm fl llbr Is
no6 Dron'S ii6er bic Bride 9e9on-
gcL Inn oic g9ooos 3ll ieben. @}it
Coma Sing perlieBen iic oen 4Iab
fir5 por 'llbr. Sic bciticocu cine
@leftriibe imo molltcn nod Sotic
fa6ren, ais iic bon 5wei Nidnncrt
cingclaocn lpuroen, nit ibnen nod
Souic SIT io6rcn. SRI. Burnett iogte,
OoB lie 8ucrit 3o9crte, Ooh ipdter cin-
Iwilli9te, IN Dem 9hlto &lab 81 ncb-
men no elm on0eres D}dofcn i6r
Uollig iremo iaB. 9llle icicn nii6tern
gcipeicn oOcr id5ienen cS 81 ieui. Der
G6ouiicur 'iudrc poiitib niiHterit ec-
meicn. sic icien iibcr sic Bride gc-
fa6ren mo III sic 9ig6t-StroBe cin-
gcbogen. gllS lie Oie Gaiov 9llleD er-
reidtcn, id6ipong bic W}aibme pl0b.
liA na6 rebts. gllS SRI. Burnett
bemcrfte, ooB iie in Der 9lllep ii6
beionOen iragte iie oen G6ouifeur
pobin CT iobrc, iporauf oieicr ongeb-
lid er mioertc, oaB CT einen fiir5ercn
gGeg nod Dem Sotcl nebme. Elob-
lidj iei oaS 9liltomobil gegen etpoS
SSorteS geltoBcn, Gin Groh uno Ole
@}oi6me Itiir5te nit alien SnioiIeu
III Die g8oiicrilutb. 6erner er5obItc
Sri. Burnett, Oob lie 5ierit nidlt &C
ipiiBt babe, mnS poiirt iei. Sbre Pm
itrengrnecn, aus oem ghtonobil 81
fomnen GeIongten ibr, ais iie OoS
6cniier 5ertriinmerte sic fam ipie'
Der an sic Sberild6c, oud Coma
mar neben i6r, bod fonnte oieIelbe
nibt i1minunen. g(ls SRI. burnett
Onrdb S6pimmen 0as Boot erreidt
botte, mor Coma ocri1pnuoen
9ilinociergeaut @looneD, 9luuoe.
iergont Gorep Ionic Sergont Gann
6oIten iicb geitcrn sic Giu3eI6eiten
oeS llnialls bel 6rl. Burnett, 0oS
glutomo6il murOe eeiiern 9iodmittog
uieocr an oie 2beriIdhe ge3ogen.
s boltffeur in Yoli5ci-
bait.
Ger G6ouifclu 0ieDer 1T in Ger
iiioliden &oli5eiitotion imter 9trreit.
Gr miro beiduloiet imodtiom gc-
fo6reh 81 iein imo ben Goo Der bier
gcrIoncn uerllriad6t 81 baben. ST
miiroe IN ieiner @obnllng BON 9lim.
0eiergeont @loouep pom iiioliden
Giitria ocrbnitct uno miro ieitee6ol-
ten fir oen SnoueIt ben Coroner
Otto 90. Rein6arot belte 9Ibcn0 III
Der iiiolidcn @oli5ciitation ubboItcn
miro 9lieper crfldrte oaB cine Ser
SSroiien i'm oiligeior0ert 6otte, in sic
Nno0 9lllcD ein5ubicoen, ga iie ans
ltei9cn pollte. Gr 6obe i6ren @unih
pillfa6rt mo gc9Ioubt. ooB 0ie
NuoD 9lllep in Ocn Sc0 0igbwoO
fibre.