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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
SIbIe6cn cincS 6criiImtcn 0cntIdlcu

Sobofen g. s.. %. Suli,
Ger pl6tIidc ZOO ocs Grof. gllbcrt
,Sric0rid cjon3, oer ecitcrn 9I6eno IN
@otonob, gt. g., cinem ScbloeflliB
crIog, puroc bcute bier bctarnt-
@rof. 0ono6 itouO icit 1902 ott scr
Spite 6eS clcftriiber Sngeuiclu8
Gcportemcnt i'm StcuenS' tccbnoIoei-
idlcn Snititit. Gr mar I'M Sabre
1872 IN @lberieIoe in 9cuticbIono
gcborcn imo icit 1892 in 9lmerito.
Gr bot picl fir tcdnologilbe @eieIl.
icboitcn uno 3eitihriften seidltie6eu
imo .nor Wlitglieo pielcr midtiger
clcftriiber &crcinigmacn 1T Den
Ser. Stooteu. s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

Serr SSobn Collie Don gtr 535 T.
135. Str, Corona, q. 81. Der iidb sur
Belt iit Baltimore oui6dlt lit elmer
bon oen @eniaeu Die belit5uiage
yfo4ridt aus Scr alten Seimotb er.
baIten- Gr plroe 0urh cine Eoli.
tare BON ieiner Nlutter erfrelIt, Die
pun gGncniouf am 10. SSuli a6ge-
gangen mar Scrr 0olle Iieit 5lui-
lben oeu 3eilen Der 9arte, OaB es
leinen 9riIOern i'm 6elOe pobl nod
'9nt aebeu mlB, mas i'm natiirlih
lrcuoig itimmte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
Guabc uun eaitantn iibcrfa6rcn,

gladOem er nit ieinem idpercn
2oltouto Den 8p0lfjGbrigeu Sames
InOremiiosfi bon Der 3. glpenue,
g2ogncr's Goint, iiberfobreu 6otte,
rate @onoa Guaiion nit Dem idmer
perlesteu Gnoben nod oem nWiercD.
Soipitol". Gem 9uoben moren Die
beiOen @eine 0ermalmt ouBeroem
bat er einen SdGoelbrlcb oonon 9e-
trogeu. Gr ieet in belpuBtloiem 8u-
1tonoe. Gin ouoerer Sllnge, Der To-
jdbrige SSrant @linSfp BON 0it.
8rootlDn Der ebeniaas BON benz
2oItouto 5u 8oocn geidleuOert uur-
0e, tom nit Elm poor Soiltobi6iIrfIu-
gen 0aDon. Die beiOcn anobcn bat.
ten auf Der StraBe in 0it.grooflDn
geipiclt. olS Der llnfaa iih creigncte.
GitIlilon ertl1rte, bob ole anobeu oi-
reft gegen ieinc Wloibine geIoufcn
fomcn uno Dob er ocn llniou nidt
Dermeioen fonntc. Cine llnteriudung
miro BON Der 9lnne 9lrlm6el. GountD.
goIioei nngelteIlt. Scr &nobe erlag
Otm SdGOelbrude 5mei 5tunoeu
uadOem CT in 0nS SoipitaI eiugcIie,
iert por0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
NnttlruMtcr Rar ucrllnaliidt.

2on6oM %. SuIi, Gincr sc,
pclhc on Die n@r@ouge Erlcoropb
So" aus FeterSbllrg 8uiolge bat ocr
euttbronte Bar gIitolmls oos 9ein
gebro6en. Ser Gg.8ar pflegtc in
oen @6rtcn oes 3orstoie Selo.Eolo.
iies. moieIbit er ieit Der 9cpohliion
iuternirt 1T. mif eineu Tobrroo ipu.
5ieren 81 iobren, iino ourd einen
Stur8 BON ieincm 6abrroo 6oa er lid
Ocn 8einbruh al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
G0cmaliscr Seniider 5Iicaer iuter-

Olep gorL 2s. syuli. "a Sin
Gcltider, ocr bebouptct, ooB er olS
llntcrlicutenant I'M oeutihen 5lie.
9eroicnite III 9elgien obeeidoien
poroenlno felt fur8 nod 9Iniong oes
ariegcs IN einem @ntente. Snterli.
rngsloger in Guropo eelpcien ici,
purOc bcutc in Gais Sslouo iater-
nirt. @r io0te 0cm 9lmOesmoritbolI
9omcr, ocr i6n in @rooflun oerbof.
tetc. cr ici Ssiaiom G6riitiouion pno
26 Sabre alt. Gbriitioniou bottc
Ieinc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nod &or.
idriit ser Spionoae.G .Gorloge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
Gmma 0IOIOmanu nnIsr gyiiraldIait

9tcm Dort 2S. SuIi. 0ic
9tuorHiItin Gnlna @olOmaun oic
Der Gerihm0rung GcgcH Oas Plus
bebc-@eieb ibuloie beiunOcn mar,
muroe 6eilte pom 9unocseeidngniB
in Sefierion gitp, @to., aiini &erb0r
I'M 9cuiuueSpro0cB bierber 9e0ro6t
imo inter $4,000 9ureid)ait oui
ireicn SUB eeiett- Gs mar cine Scr.
oogeruno in Der 9eiAoiiung Der
9irgibait cingetreten Die aus So
600 @oor. BON Dem glnpolt oes Sri.
@olomom bintcrlcgt, mo $4,000
bon scr 9lcgieirrn9 nit 9eiAloo &c.
ledt, cin Gbeil einer ihon iriiber bin.
icrlegten 9iirgihaft bon $4,000,
bcltebt. 0ic 8iireidoft wilrOc idlieB.
lid BON SuIfs-Diltriitsommolt anor
ongenonmen. Cine glpplitoiiou fir
gllcronoer @erfmannS 9iirgihoft
ion onaeblib am @ontoe cingereidt
per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
HcntIdler NltIdaIausIcr nod gsIeM.

@crlim 26. 5uli iibcr 2ouoou,
%. SiIi. Gas 0Soaeblatt~ er.
idbrt, Dob &oualcr Dlihoelis noh
gSicn rcileu miro, lun NIT @oiier
aarl 81 couierircu itno Die @ctdnui.
idoit ocr gSicncr gie9ieruugstreiie
81 mutbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
@OIiaiit Snrdl snneI uerlunnSet.


Soiepb Scpel bonn iiiOliden 0iitrift
bon ieinem Golleeen 2ur3 Der.
iebentIicb in Die Seite geiAolieu.
- 9efinoet iih auBer @efobr I'M
Yiercp-Solpitol. n 2rr8 feuertc
in einem Son0gcmenge 5lpei
Sdiiiie o6, bon oenen elmer
SeiueG trof.
Ger @oli8iit Soicpb Sepea bon
Ser iiiOIi6en 8oli6ei beiinoet iib I'M
NlercD-Soipitol nit elmer augeIpun-
oe in Ger Seite, oie i6m BON ieiueul
GoIlegen Dem @oli0iltcn Ra1mono
5. Sur5 geitern glbeno beriebentlid
beigebradt mor0en mar. 2ur3 uno
Scpea worcn 6uiommen in ole @alt-
wirtbidaft BON SorrD Glorf, Sir.
1901, Gobingtou-S -StroBe, geeilt, unl
einen St0renfrieO. Den 90 Sabre al
ten 2aprence Sboe bon Scr. 639,
Senr1-StroBe, Der i9on Oes Oefte-
rem nit Der @oIi0ei wegen ieines
roubbeinieen 8enebmens @efonnt.
idoft gema6t botte, I'M 2ofale felt.
0unebmen. Sboe wioeriebte iib Der
Gerboitune lmo 0robte Oen Bolioi.
iten ooB iie i'm ni6t le6cn6ig geion-
gen nebmen miiroen. 9lls 2ur6 auf
i'm 6utrot, oericbtc Sboe ibm eiuen
Shloe ouf Oen &opf morouf Der
%oli8iit ieinen Hepolper berOoroog
mO 6ipei Sbiiiie obieuertc. llngliid.
Iiber @ciie botte lid6 oud Selpea onT
Den Eobenoen geItilr0t. Sine augel
eing iebl un0 ole on0ere traf Sepell
al DER Siiite lmo orons ourh ieinen
2eib. Gr puroe in's YiercD-SOipitol
gebrodt, mo- Die 9(er0te erflGren Dob
ieine 99unoe nidt le6ensgefdbrliN
1T. 9lud Oes 9Oli8iiten &uro &unoe
om &opi muroe in Dem Sooipital per.
bunoen, mGbren0 Sboe nod Der iiio-
lis6en @oli0eiitation gebro6t mliroe
un0 bort fir ein beutiges &erbor
feItgeDolten miro. Dos leste DIAL,
ooB Sboe Derbaftet poroen mar, ee-
lGab feline 6eltuobme audi our6 Den
@oli5iiten 2ur5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
GrIaa sinem sdaOcl6rndje.

Sobn E6ornton, "a SATIRE alt ser
cm lesten Dlontog Our6 einen Shlrs
III SD'cSoug6Iin's Sotcl, Ger. 200,
Sorriionliro6e, eincn S6doeI6rud,
erlitt, erlog geitern @oreen i'm Mer,
cp-SoipitoIe Icinen gerleeuueen. So.
roner Or @iaiom 2. 9RileD unter.
iu9t 5llr Belt oeu 6aa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
euu,crt Inn ,C5luann's Naas Qarfu.

5ns Qroornmm fir ons Gonseri nec iidohs
ben Hari'Gr6eiiets inter peihing oeS 4rol.
2dnlcl Selomann I'M ,0mOmns sails Ruu" !,
bane euieHo bon bis Z ll6r it, Uie iolet
Wanl6tpohSieb baltimore, or Nal'
NfdrD1, oIanltbdnier" "............agSa gSagner
AuDcriiire stun Bias" ... lieuOclSlObn
Snite ,0in Idp in 8encoiQ" ...... 9ieOin
l. Somleaugnn9; 2 @onooliere; g. &eneins
nllbes eicbesleo A. eute giac6t
epollmhnnsi Sr8dbhinpQen" .. Sienbacb
Sopfdn colo, e9s Ibrougb the Street.
bon nHa Nobeme", Buccini. Sran 9S.
S SnOOer
0lnpiilCbes BALLET .............Q Qui0int
Setieti aus pSnca" a"................ Soni5eiil
po. 6eloman, Redrion, Sreiidg,
eotnlDeM SWbar0 mo gSrgbt
Suatieit ans rNieoietic~ ...........& &eroie
2p 9elonan Kearlon, 6reiiae uno &riebt
aSdcreo~ tSanidiie e.................. .VobleD
@roesr 4rlnmpb'@bordI n9reii iDr ben
Hulet -........'..... .... .....- Oohhoo.
DNda Nleo nnm siernenhnnner" nm N0rolOnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
GnaliIdJer ediifaf0nUnicr crtrnufcu

Ser "a Sabre alte Soiep6 Glart
bon 9Iptb, england, Elm aononier
ouf oem eugliideu Ganlpier Sour
torn, ser in &ort Gopineton Oor9lu-
fer lag. ertranf gcitern gladmittog
I'M 9 llbr bei'm Sdmimmen. Ser
2ononier mollte por Der gl6ia6rt beS
Campers, Die INN 3 llbr eriolaen
ioltte, Elm fii6lenoes 9aO ne6men. @r
OerI6lponO inter Der S6erild1e, De.
Dor man i'm retten funnte. Sic Sei-
die ipurOc ipdt am 9todnittag bon
Gopt GareD bonn &oli5eiboot 0Son-
nan" oeborgen lmO bierauf nob Der
Morgue ee6roht. Coroner Neip-
6orot BON Der iiiOliben Foli5eiIta-
ton muroe 6enadri1ti1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
GtiIsr @rOtcit ecgcn 9iaiicn.%eriOl.
gungeH.

9Sewl yorf, 28- Suli. llu.
eciabr 10000 9leoer, aednner,
6rouen mo Nui0er mnriAirten
beute gIabuittae sic 5. glDenue cut.
lang ols filler &roteit eegeu Die
9ioiicnfdmpie in GIt st. &olts uuo
onocrpGrts. Qic 9Roritbircnocu 90.
gen obnc 0Smit oabilL 0uerpicifcu
imo gcOdmpfter EromncIlMIaa aus.
genonmen; iie iii1rten obcr $imoerie
BON @auneru nit iid, ouf oeneu iA
&rotcIie 5ciotcn.
glegcrfm0er Sdiiler Der Sonu.
tags. imO 0iieutlid1en 5dulen iiibr-
ten Die 9Sorooe an, gciol9t bon wciB.
getlcioctcn 6roueu Oen SAhiB bill.
Oeten Die M0nncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
@arIamcutariidc SIeaicrnua.


@aJ ser Oellti1e 9fcidStagS 9l6ge-
orOnete S6eiOemom iber Die
6roge Der MISUNDERSTANDING DER
oeutiden &egierung iogt. ~ So.
5iaIilien miiiien an &egierlmg
ibeilncbmen lmO &erantporhmg
nittrogen.
&openbogcn 2S. Sui.
Ger io5ialiitiide 9ieidstogsobgeoro.
nete S6ei0enom iagte geltem bel
9eipreduns Der 6raee Der I6eilnab-
me Der So5idliiten on Der Regierung,
odB Die So3ialilten, Dem wirtlib
cine parlamentariibe Ge9ierung NIT
einem @rogramme gebiIoet meroen
ioa, Oas iie onne6men fonnten auA
an Der 9legierung tbeilneDmen mo
Oic @erantportuug mittraeen mill
fen.
Sie wiirOen Ole ginlnOrng sur
Gbeilnabme ablebnen, lpenn Die
9ei9stogsmitelieOer mr llnteree-
orOnete BON lluterietretGren imo oeS
&an5lers piirOen.
SdeiOemaun iaete audi, cs iei no-
t6ig, 0ertiAlouo 10 lanoc oegcu RuB.
Iano 81 pertbeiOigen, 10 Ionge Oies ein
6eino iei ober Die Sp5ioIiiten uoIlen
bic Sru6t Der 9fepoIution uic6t ser.
lt0rt ieben.
Ger gali5ii1e &iid5ug peulriahe
oen ruiIiideu Solooten imo Wioiicn
ihrcdlide SeiOen. Die io5ioliitilhe
&eeierung iei aber imitauOe, ole Ser.
authorizing iiir 0icies euorme I'm
gliid oen So3ialiiten elmer mOeren
Sdule mli6ubiiroen.
6ricoe 0ur@ ruiiifde
So5ioIiitcn erbofft.
S6eioemonn ieet ieine Soiiuuu.
gen ouf cineu idneleu GricOeu ouf
ole ruiiii6en So0oIiiten. aber nid)t
ole @orimaliiteu. Gr iogte, INN ibu
5u crrei6em miiien oac Seiieu al
Dem 4Srogramm Der 3eIeeoteu Ocs
9lrbciter. mo SolOotcn.Gatbes imO
oes oeitlden 9aeibstogeS ieltbolten
obnc iib Ourd oie militdrii6e 2oee
bceinflulien 81 Ionen. Gr mnrnte
Dor cincm nercu gerlubc, &uBlonO
cinen Sonoerfrieoeu an0ubieten, imo
ertldrte, Dob cine 9lnfiinoigung ge-
moht merOeu iole, 0oB DcltlHlono
ouf tcincr Seite @roberine beobiid.
tiee uno bob 9eIeicn's llob6Gngi9teit
pe Die llnobbGneigfcit Srautreid s
gorontirt meroc.
SdciOcmonn ioete, 2lo16 @eorges
@eroodt Gcutidlano woIlc Sono on
9eloicn legen ici inbegriinoet oo
oies nit Dem MISUNDERSTANDING I'M.
pcrein6or iei.
Sdcioemonn bette iriiber crfldrt,
BOB Ger Nonpf betrcfis ser Gntidei.
olng, ob ooS goIf in Geutidlono
rcgcren ioQ uicbt porbei 1T mo OoB
oic 5o0ioliitcn cine 9lcgicrung Der.
lougen uclbc I'M Slime 0icier 9le-
loliiou 6onolc.
3 Geutiher @emcrfidboftS.
&crbonO fir Srieoeu.
q m1tcroonL %. Sui. ~ Gem
9crliner ugorwGrts~ 8ufoloc iit bel
ciucr Goniercn8 Der ireieu @cluerf-
ihoiten.llnions BON 0eutidIono ser
ciuitimntige 9eihluB ecfaBt iporoeu,
sic GeuuetbufuG ocr Goufcrcn8 oo'
riiber mis0noriidGn oaB ser &cids-
Tag on 10. sui inn 9lnmen Der ocut-
ihen Notion fir eincn Sricoen ourd
Gcrgleid itinunte. Der 8eihhlB loot
ierner. ooB 0ie9lrbeiter 9eutihlouo's
wilcns icicn auf oieier goiiS oos
gnoe OeS 9rieacs 6i beihlcuniecn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
etar6 an GncdiiI6cr. Sa6Iclten.

@egen 10 llbr 80 geitern Nlorgcu
no6u ScnrD 9ittner, cin 25 Sabre
alter Wlonu Oon 9ir. 62l SIT 2S.
Str, mGbren0 cr li6 in Dem 9ilOer-
Gbcoter an Scr Baltimore liu0 @o0-
StroBe befnno, einige Guediil6erto.
blctteu in aniNeinenO ielbmorOeri-
iber 9lbii6t. Gr wurOe nod Ocnl
llnipcrIitGts Soipitol gebroHt no.
ielbIf er Inn 2 llbr 80 itarb. Ser
Goroner muroe bon Dem Sale IN
&enntniB geiebt Ger @rimO fiir Oic
I6ot 1T pobI in einem 9rieic 81 iu-
den Der an ieine 6roiL Sclcu 8iti-
ner, gcridbtet mar, sen er obcr oiines
te, ou lie am Wliitmod nodGmmeitS-
burg, MO., gereiit mar. Nittner irnO
ieinc 8roi lcbtcu onaeblih ibon ieit
eiuiser 3eit niht i'm beiien @inper.
itdnoniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
SOMlIcMaMf- nnO lInicrgdng.
Slut6.
g4etteransIidlten.

Sir N}orDIonO uno Den 9iitritt
Columbia beute flar uno peitlihe
gin0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
etRnbIi0e gemperatnr.

glus ben iibrigen Buu6eS-M -Metter.
beobodtungs Stationen purOeu Die
folgenOen b06iten Eemperatiren, Die
um 8 llbr aeitern 9lbenO berri6teu,
beriAtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
NINDIs'Atpnftelneht ut EuNDIU
Idlaft-gNetter sNureat.
NeridIt 0es @aItimOre Melter6MreaMa

Ser 6eu6tiefeitseeboIt Der Suit
mar 56 @ro6eilt Inn s llbr Wioreens
uno so 4Sro0ent llm 8 llbr 9lbenos
Gtiiuhlide gemberatur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
9liciiarr CaIeOaiur prricnft.

9lmitcroonJ u %. Suli. Gin
0elltic6cS Smlhboot bot ciucn rieli.
acn GleOotor iiir 0ie Ssoiienpcrfe in
NtontcDioco llulendD, beitimmt, her
pou eincm boll0uoiidcn Compiler
bon Hotter0oni nod Yionte0i0eo &C.
it6lcppt wcroen iolIte perientt. Ger
Gmupfer 1T ondl pernibtct moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

~ SoeIIVIUIIVuI III WuTDlngIDI
hat 9eltern 9lbeuo ole folgenoen Dor.
ol'slagungen iiir Oos g8etter in Der
beporlte5enoen S8ode ousgeianot.
V'ittelatlontii6e 5tooteu (OtorB-
slano)' @arEl lmo i'm glaeemeinen
tlor. Sine belize @eIle ongeoeutet.
@ollltaoteur @arm lno flar; Sc
lp'itcrlturm gegen Dos Gnoe ser $50.
be.
06io-S6al pu0 EenneIicc: So6e
Senperotrr ituo I'M gluoemeinen
ilor; gegen has @noe Der @ote fiji.
ler lno lotnic @eWitterltiirme.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-22

the terrific blasts. The concussion
lifted the camera and tripped several
from the deck, and stopped the ac-
ton of the operators hand at the cru
cial moment.
"a destroyer was placed at our dis
posal, to which we were transferred,
which raced along within the proper
distance of the big ships. We sue
ceeded, from this point of vantage,
in securing wonderful pictures of sal
vo gun firing while under full head
way-especially the records taken
with my new process Of natural color
photography.
"The actual color of the flashes, the
cordite smoke clearing from the guns,
the crest of the waves on the blue
sea, the steel gray of the battleships
with the colored ensigns against an
overcast and beclouded sky, forms
such a picture as has never before
been prtrayed. 1t is a grand sight
to see fleet of forty majestic war;
ships under full headway, and one
which very few people OF connected
with the navy ever witnessed"
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-22
(By United Press)

Toledo, Jan 22-The question of how
long a professional ball player should
have been retired from the profess
sional ranks before he is eligible to
join any of the clubs under the su-
pervision Of the National Baseball
Federation will be one of the most
important matters to come up at the
second annual meeting of the Fed
GRAFTON Friday at the Hotel Secor
here.
The National Baseball Federation
does not insist upon the rulings, "once
a professional, always a profession
al" or professional" for ambitious
young players to secure tryouts in
the professional ranks and for former
professionals to keep on playing ball
even after they have retired from
the big leagues.
The Federation takes the view that
the younger players are better off
for having experienced veterans to
coach them. But the Federation does
not wish to have a loophole for pro-
fessional players to get into the ANA
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-22
Amateur Baseball / leads
Meet in Toledo, F riday

teur and semi-professional ranks by
the allurements of easy jobs with
firms fostering and supporting rep
resentative clubs.
At present the National Baseball
Federation has two class ifications Of
players:
Class A-Those players who receive
no monetary remuneration for their
services as players during the current
season Tin other words, amateurs).
Class AA-Those players who do
not earn a livelihood by their serv-
ices as players lin other words, play
ers who receive small sums of money
for playing ball with their own or
other clubs, but earn their living
in another manner entirely, these
players being commonly known as
semi-professionals.
Last year the National Baseball
Federation conducted championship
inter-city series for both Class A and
Class AA teams. Fourteen cities
from the West, Middle West, South
and Middle Atlantic states put forth
their representative clubs in the Class
AA competition Johnstown Pa;
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-22
HOW BRITISH navy
POSED FOR CAMERA
Remarkable Motion Picture
Made of Entire "Grand
Fleet" in North Sea.

Many strange things have come to
pass since the great war began, and
not the least remarkable is the fact
that Great Britain, always rigidly Sc
cretive as to her war operations, has
sanctioned motion pictures of the Bat
tie of the Somme and the Grand Fleet
in the North sea.
More than this-she has consented
TO send uncensored films of these pic
lures to America. for exhibition for
war relief purposes. Charles Urban,
he man for whom the British navy
posed, is now in this country acting
rs one of the directors of Official War
Films, Inc, the corporation control
ing the American rights for the pic
lures.
This corporation, of which William
<. Vanderbilt is president, will devote
al its gross profits to deserving war
relief funds. 1t controls, in addition
to the pictured named above, those of
he American Ambulance Corps in
France and the American Aviation
Corps. All these pictures are now be-
ing arranged and captioned, and will
shortly be released through the dis
tributive channels of the General Film
Company.
Mr.. Urban relates many interesting
incidents connected with his visit to
he Grand Fleet" and the photograph
ing of the great variety of units COM
posing it.
81 believe / am warranted" he says,
Sin stating that with the exception
Of brief visits to the fleet by that
eminent war correspondent, Frederick
Palmer, and several French ministers)
my camera men and myself occupied
the unique position of being the only
civilians permitted to sojourn on a
British battleship under war condi-
ions, up to that time. Our expert
noes were highly interesting, and
many times exciting, especially during
three days cruise for a possible en-
'ounter with the enemy, under stormy,
old and misty weather conditions.
"Life on the fast destroyers, and
he new light cruisers, with a speed
If forty knots an hour day and a
light on a mine sweeper in dirty
weather ION the deck of a submarine
during maneuvers, and inside of the
ship when submerged, are experien-
ces which anyone so privileged does
not soon forget.
"While we were on the gigantic H.
NJ. S. Queen Elizabeth, was partic-
ularly anxious to secure a good Sc
ries of pictures of the firing of broad
side salvos of her big 15-inch guns,
but found that it was impossible to
get the flash of the guns, owing to
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When She Got Married Forget
|toChooseHer Husbands Name

Considerable amusement was ere
ated in the lobby of one of the lead
ing hotels Saturday night.
One of Brawley's newly welded
couples registered and the bride i'm
Imediately put in call for friend at
Brawley. She inquired several times
at the desk if there was any tele-
phone call for Mrs. and be-
came very impatient over the appar-
emily poor telephone service. Mean
while the young lady at the tele-
phone was impatiently telling the
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-22

Cleveland, O.; Cincinnati, O., and
Louisville, KY, competed in the Class
A series.
The Kelsch team Of Cleveland won
the honors in the Class A division,
with the Knights Of Columbus team
Of Louisville, Ka., as runner-up.
After an exciting and interesting
elimination series, the Norwoods of
Cincinnati, o., won the Class AA ti-
title, with the Rail Lights of Toledo,
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-22

O., as runner-up. The other cities
participating included Des Moines,
Ia; Chicago, ILL.,; Detroit, Mich;
Cleveland, O.; Canton, O.; Akron,
o.; Dayton, O.; New Orleans, La;
Birmingham, Ala; Pittsburg, Pa;
Columbus, O., and Johnstown, Pa.
The purpose of the National Base
ball Federation, as outlined in it's con-
stitution, is to promote, promulgate
and perpetuate non-commercialized
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-22
aseball throughout the United States,

baseball throughout the United States.
to surround it with proper safe
guards; to aid and assist in the fos-
tering, developing and regulating of
local associations in accordance with
the spirit of sportsmanship, honesty
and fair play; to aid and assist in
the furthering of inter-city contests
and to foster an annual convention for
friendly open discussion for the pur-
poses outlined.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-22

Brawley operator that Miss
was not registered at the hotel and
was being told that there must be
some mistake, as she had certainly
put in call from the hotel and must
be registered.
Finally a mutual friend of Mrs.
Newlywed's heard the telephone op-
orator repeating Miss --'s
name and suggested that perhaps
Mrs. had forgotten she was
married and was using her maiden
name, and that solved the problem.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-22
the PRESS COOK BOOK
Daily Recipe
MarshmallOw Apple Pie.

Marshmallow Apple Pie.
Fill a pastry-lined pan with we'll
favored apples, pared, cored and cut
in eighths. Sprinkle with cug-
ar and pour a tablespoonful of
water over each apple. The pie is
baked until the apples are tender,
then spread with halved fresh marsh
mallows and return to the oven to
brown delicately.
Pear Marmalade.
8 pours pears
lemons
" pound preserved ginger
8 pounds sugar
Peel the pears and cut in small
pieces. Add the sugar and boil gent
ly for one hour. Boil the lemons in
water until tender, remove the seeds,
squeeze the juice into the pears and
chop the peel very fine together with
the ginger. Add to the pears and
boil gently for another hour, or un-
til transparent. This makes three doz-
en- pint jars.
In using a fine crochet needle, run
it through a small cork and adjust
the cork at the most convenient dis
tance from the point. This saves
cramped fingers and also helps make
evener stitches.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-22
Colorado River.

Mean daily gage heights, in feet,
and mean discharges, in second-feet,
of the Colorado river at Yuma, Ariz.,
for the week ending January 10, 1917:
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u. S. RECLAMATION SERVICE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
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