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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25

CocIill have been doing some sS ssor
dening in addition to trainins aod
baseball. Digging garden Is s Son
weight producer according u S"P
tain Cook.
Ike Kline who was given a 1i,s, L5yoSo
by Manager ]. C. Calhoun at w
Barre, will be back with ms eea 1a,,
mates at Millersburg. He VIII piaS,
third base. Kline was to haVe $50
to Erie but he refused, preierrihs
to be nearer his home.
Another no-hit game was chalkeu
up yesterday IN the major games.
Moragridge, the Yankee pitcher was
the star. Boston could not get near
him.
Reports from Washington lndlcaIS
a prolonged warm season. ThlS VIII
be good news to baseball fans. Haln
is playing havoc with major leagues
and running up a long list OF POSI-
poned games. However, thus far tne
present season has been an improves
ment over last year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
M'IVORS DROP IN
LEAGUE STANDING
Myers Team Takes 2 Games
From Leaders in Fast
Matches

The league leading McIvor team,
IN the Dauphin Cumberland county
duckpin tournament dropped two
Games last night to the Myers team,
thereby dropping in the standing
and bringing the margin between
them and the Banks team down to
but two games.
The matches in the league have
been exceptionally close and last
night was no exception, the margin
of each victory being ten points or
below. The Fickes team annexed
two games with the Palmer team
taking the match by ten joints. Six
points in favor of the BentZ team
showed the brand of bowling the
Bentz team did. The O'Leary team
defeated the Owen team two games
and took the match by four points.
The summaries:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
SIGNS PITCHER MATTEsoN

Elmira, n. Y, April 25.--Manager
Jimmy Jackson announced that he
had signed Pitcher Matteson for the
local New York State League. He
is Philadelphia boy and was once
with the Phillies. They sold him
to the Syracuse team at the begin
ing of last season but he refused to
report. He was assumed to be
free agent and Jackson got his sig
nature to a contract. 1t is believed
that Mike O'Neill will put in claim
for him.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
National Ipaoun
American League
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn-P philadelphia game post
poned, wet grounds.
At New York R.HE
Boston .... 900 O01OO-2 /
New York 2 0 0012 22x-S 10 l
Batteries: Allen, Bowdy; Schupp,
McCarty. Umpires, O'Day, Brans-
field.
AT st. Louis r. He.
Pittsburgh OOOO1OOOO O-1 6 2
st. Louis 1000 O00O1-2 Z 1
Batteries: Grimes, Fischer; Ames,
Snyder. umpires, Rigler, Orth.
AL Clnclnnatl- r. II. e.
Chicago ZOE 04O11OO-S ~ O
Cincinnati =. 2 202 10000 0OOO-4 8 8
Batteries: Demaree, Elliot: Nit
chell, Wingo. Umpires, Klemm,
Emslie.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
CALL OFF GOLF TOURNEY

Boston, Mass, April 25.-An-
nouncement that the national open
golf championship tournament,
which was to have been held at the
Brae Burn Country Club in Newton
on June 81, has been cancelled be-
cause of the war was received last
night by Harry l.. Aver, chairman
of the Brae Burns golf committee.
Howard f. Whitney. of New York.
secretary of the United States Gilf
Association, sent the notice.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
HARVEY WINNER OVER RIVERS

New York. April 25.-Johnny
Harvey, of this city, knocked out
Joe Rivers, of Los Angeles, in the
seventh round of n ten-round match
here last night. Harvey weighed
1877 pounds and Rivers 13Sh. Both
boys fought at a fast pace In the
seventh round Rivers took a count
of nine after receiving a hard left
to the jaw. He arose and covered,
but was again beaten down.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
oUTPoINTs FREDDIE WELSH
By associated Press

Scranton, Pa, April 25.-"Chic''
Similar, local Polish boy, outfought
Lightweight Champion Freddie
Welsh here last night in ten-round
bout. Similar bored into the cham
pion every minute and easily beat
him in every round but one, the
sixth. IT was decisive victory for
Similar. Similar weighed 134 pounds.
Welsh would not weigh in. In the
semiwind-up Joe Walsh, of South
Scranton, shaded Johnny Dutko, of
Allentown, in a fast ten-round bout.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
PLOUGH CORNELL
FIELD FOR CROPS

Ithaca, n. Y, April 25. - Where
Cornell's fielders were expected to
dig grounders out of the earth this
spring, the Cornell University Ath-
letic Association hopes to dig wealth
this season in the way of potatoes.
1t was decided to-uay to plough
up the varsity baseball diamond on
Alumni Field and plant bumper
crop for town use.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25

Dean Mann of the college of agri-
culture has been put in charge Of
the work, and the superintendent of
grounds will attend to details.
No definite plans have been work
ed out for the inter-class and inter-
fraternity series of athletics that will
keep sports going at Cornell until
college ends.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
AMERICAN LEAGIE

At Boston r. II. e.
New York OOOO1OO1-2 s 8
Boston ..... 0 % o. 001 0-1 0 4
Batteries: Morgridge. Numack-
er; Leonard, Cady. Umpires, Connol-
ly, Mccormick.
At Washington r. He.
Philadelphia 0O100 O-5 z 2
Washington 30 010x-S z 8
Batteries: Meyers, Schang; Shaw,
Ainsworth. Umpires, Dineen, owen.
AT Detroit r. ii. Il.
st. Louis 10000 O00O7O-7 II 2
Detroit 80. l 001 900 % 5 2
Batteries: Weilman, Severeid; Co
veleski. Spencer. Umpires, O'Laugh-
lin, Hildebrand.
At Chicago R.H.E.
Cleveland 10000 OOOOOO-O 81
Chicago 40 0 o 0 0 0 OIL 2 A
Batteries: Coveleski, O'Neil; Scott,
Schalk. Umpires, Nallin, Evans.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
MARYSVILLE WANTS PITCHER

strong pitcher who has had
some experience is wanted by the
Marysville baseball club of the
Dauphin-PerryL League. League plays
one game a week and position is
secured for players paying from $40
to $50 a month, with extra money
for game. Address Harry Stees,
2112 North Fourth street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
JOHNNY DUNDEE WINNER
BY associated Press

New York, April 25.-Johnny
Dundee, of this city, was an easy
winner over Tommy Tuohey, of Pat
erson, n. j., in ten-round bout in
Brooklyn last night. Dundee weigh
ed 1872 pounds and Tuohey 131.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25

son, Tom Bolds and Kid Reeder. 1t
is probable that regulars and Yani-
gans will line up tomorrow in order
that Manager Cockill may see who
the real players are.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
BASEBALL SUMMARY
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League

Philadelphia Brooklyn we t
grounds.
New York. s; Boston, 3.
st. Louis, >; Pittsburgh, l 90 in
lings).
Chicago, s; Cincinnati, 4.
American League
Washington, s; Philadelphia, 5.
New York, . Boston. /.
st. Louis, Z; Detroit, 9
Chicago, l. Cleveland, 0.
International League
Rochester Baltimore-ra!n.
Montreal, .; Newark, 6.
Buffalo. Z; Providence, 6.
Toronto, Z; Richmond, 0.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
FANS WARMING UP FOR LIVELY NEW SEASO

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Copyright 1917 1se grsens ssnse ew York Tr0uHe
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1917 will present no
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would @ than % oSo % 6 Of % for @
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equally dusky club bearer
& P o %d fh0 &
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The action of the golf athletic
championship
exhibition
all
championship be
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National Teaoun

New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
American League
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-25
WHERE THEY PLAYTOMORROW
National Ipaoup

New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Other teams not scheduled.
American League
Philadelphia at New Iokr.
Washington at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
ee6r befrieSiat.

Die amerifaniid6e gler5te- expedition.
~ lle6er ole ibr in @rauoen5 5it
G6eil eenorOene 9e6anolune. ~
N3m IieB ie ME merfen oaB iie
feinoli9e 9luSlGnoer moren.
Berlin bia 2ouOon, A. Suni.-
Ole @6icagoer Organiiation ser ame-
rifaliiden 9ler5te. expedition melde
Elm So6r lang in @raiioen5 itationirt
mar, lit nm Samltag BON Berlin nod
Gbriitiania abgereiit.
Dieielbe umfaBt Or. 6reOeric Sag
Ter aus ct. 2ouis ais Gbef Or. 9to-
bert 8onen bon S6foab, Siilfs-Gbi-
rlrgin Srieon Martini BON Chicago,
lopie ole 8ranfenmGrterinnen 9llma
Sfo bon Si6peming, Did,, unO @m-
ma @rtel bon Sobart, SSno.
0ie expedition mar bonn 0eutih-
0Iterreidii6-ungorii6 SiiliS.Gomi.
te ailsgeriiltet moroen. Sie bat ibre
9lr6eit a6gei6lolien inO i6re BON ben
Ser. Staaten mitgebradte glusrii-
ihlng Dem 0}ilitGr6oipitnl in @rau-
Oen5 eeltiitet. 9ei Der 9(6reile bon
bier lagte Or. Sagler:
n@d6reno unieres 9luientboltes in
@rauOen5 mur0e uns BON 0en @iDil-
uno @iIit1rbe6or0en ole 5iiOorfom-
men0ite @e6anOling 5utbeil. 3i fei-
ner Belt mG6reno Der lebten Monote
lieB man lns merfen OaB mir ieinO-
li6e gluslGnOer maren. llnier gl6-
i6ie6 mar nidt mir duBerit ber5lid,
ionoern 0ie @e60roen maren aud elf
rig 6euii6t, unlerer 9l6reiie na6 0G-
nemarf in ieOer @eiie forOerlid 5lt
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
spaniId,cr SamSfer OerIenft.

1Eelesfora", elm Sdiff bon 4145
Conner, oneeblid obne @ornlne
bon Soi6boot torpeoirt. - Gin
britiiber unO elm ruiiiiber 9am-
pier ouf Dem MeeresgrunO. II
9ie Sdiffsperlulte Der gorpeger
i'm Monot 0eai.
@4ooriO, oia Baris, A. SUM. II
Der ipaniide Gompfer nEelesiora,"
elm S6iff BON 4145 Gonnen 0falm.
inbalt, lit angeblid obne DOrberge-
benoe @ornung bon einem llnterlee.
boot oerienft poroen. Iie 9emon-
nung ipuroe gerettet. Ser Seimbofe:
oes 2nmpfers 1T Bilbao.
Gin 8rite uno Elm &ui ic
auf MeeresgrunO.
gIew Yort, 4. Suni. II Ser
britii9e Srohtoampfer r&orume",
1895 Tonnen iit, nod 9eridt oeS
bier geIanoeten ameritoniiden Nla-
trolen Gbr. Sornton bon Der Sdiffs-
6eIosrng, am 27. 9lpril in Der glGbe
Der iponiiden aiiIte torpeoirt uuO
Derienft moroen.
Ser 9onpfer befono iih nIf Der
Sobrt BON W1alta na6 einem britt.
iden Sofen. Ser 5lueite Wtaidiniit
un0 elm Seemonn berloren ibr &eben.
0ie n9orrme", geballt 1910, mar
@igentbum Der Union Steom Sbip.
ping Co." BON 2onoon, ItonO inDien-
item Ser britiiben glomiroIitGt unO
batte elm Cargo 8orrGtbe on 9oro.
Sier oneefommene nmerifauiide
W3itglie6er Der Wonnidaft oes rui.
iiidben 9orfi6iffes ~Smberborne"
meIoen, 0oB oos Sdiff mif Der 5ubrt
BON W1obile, 9lIo., no9 @reenod,
S6ottlono, am, 1. Wloi BON einem
oeutiben Sou1boot ouf Der Sobe Der
@eltfiiite SrlonO's berienft DorOen
1T. 0ie @aannidoft murOe eerettet.
0ie nSSmberborne" botte 1858 Con-
nen Roumgebolt.
3orwegen's 9 6iffSber.
lutte.
2onOon 4. SUM. - gaadrid-
ten an Die bieiige norpeeii6e Sc
iouotiboft 5ufolee iinO i'm 0aonat
Dloi 49 normesiIdbe Dumpfer nit Ell.
mem geinmmten 9touminbolt BON 75,-
397 Eonnen berienft moroen.
5iinfuno5panoig Wlenideuleben
gingen babel berloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

Ger oeutide 9lnIturm eesen Sen
@oripruna erfoIgte geItern gladt.
Eoiteu bel GberiiD BON
8rtten 5uriidgepounen.
2onOon A. Suui Bon ser
britiiden 6ront in 5ronfreid muroe
beute amtlid beri6tet:
Ser in Der Meloung bon geIterr
Wlorgen erpGbnte Soften iiiomeitlid
BON Gberiip, melAer am S6IuB Ser
Sample in iener @egeno in ben Sdn-
ben oes 6einOes blieb. lit geitern
Nadt BON uniere Gruppen 5uriider.
obert iDorOen. 816reno ser 0adt
puroen feinOliAe llcberfGle iiiOmeit-
lih bon Ga 9oIiee uno in Ger 9od-
baridaft bon 9leube G6apeQe 3uriid-
eeidloeen. Oeitlib bon @ermeQes
oraugen mir in feiuolide Sdiiben-
grdben elm"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
Giue SmscuOerinnuernus an
E6ilipp Neis.
SBou g a uI 9 ii II a Il.

ES mar inn Nft0ber 1860. Seit
lmgefdbr Dier5ebn Sogen mar Ole
8obnltrede 8rontflrt- Somburg b. 8.
Sobe eroffnet moroen, uno man botte
nun nidt me6r n0t6ig, oen etpos
einfornieen g8eg ipie 6isber inn Ont
nibus 0uriif5ulcgen. 9ieler llmitonS
fam meiner Wlutter lebr ermiinibt,
oa iie NIT ibren 6eioen S6bnen un0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
9eutide Offi5ierc DOu &urto Olie0'

gf eW Yorf, A. SUM. - CreI
SffiSiere oes oeltiden ErilenibiIIeo
e6orn", weI6es in San Suon FonO
yfico, internirt mar im0 I'M 9[pril Don
DER 9ieeierung Ger Ser. Stan!en be.
ibIagna6mt wiIroe, iino beute allI
einem 0ampfer BON Yorto 9iico al'
@etangene bier eingetroifen. Sie pe'
fanoen iidb inter O6brt elmer 9lbt0er
hung Sclite bon einem ser 9leginer
ter in @orto 9iico.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

9lmf Der Seimreile.


tei. - 9(ngeblih cine Sai6e nit
9ofiimenten abbunoeu gefom.
men.
8erm 8. SUM, Oia 9aris. a.
sunni. II 9(6ram s. @lfus, Der fri.
bere omeritanii6e 8oti6after an Die
Siirfei, iIt beute 9(beno nit ieiner
Sanlilie un0 ieinem 9ureaultob bon
6molf Yerionen in einem SPECIAL.
Sdlafpaggon bier eingetroffen.
Gr ging nod einem SoteI, mo-
3immer fir i'm reierbirt porOen
waren unO miro ii6 bier mebrere
Gage usruben ebe er no6 9oris
meiter reiit.
2onOon A. SUM. ~ Cine 9e-
peide Ger n@rbonee EeIegrapb so. "
BON glmiteroom fiibrt cine Waittbei-
hung 6es o9erliner Togeblottes" an,
0er5ufolee eine &rn. @lfus ouf ser
9ieiie nod Der SGwei6 geltoblene
Eaide Dofumente entbieIt, mel6e
nod @aibington geianot perOen
ioaten unO Dob Oie @eieli9aft 6es
9otidafters ourd Oen gerlilft iebr
Grgerlid5 beriibrt lit.
0ns oTageblatt" logt weiter, es
iei uneeipiB, Oh Die Soibe in Der
9iirfei oOer in Oeiterrei6 obbanoen
eefommeu it, imo fiist binouL Sr.
@lfus babe bel Den geboroen aloee
gefiibrt obue glngaben melder
@eb0roen ~ iuno Oieie bdtten ole gLn-
iidt entiuidelt, OoB Die &oide bon
Semonoem geitoblen WorOeu iei, Der
annabm, ooB iie @eIo entbielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
SnnOert Wlillionen fir 0aOt6es arens

9tep gorf, A. SUM. II Cine
Gampaene, $1OO,OOO,OOO fir 6as
9iotbe 9reu5 5u coleftiren, bat Senrp
q. @aoiion, Der @oriibenoe Oes 9io.
then &rer5-9rieescon5iIs, in Die g9e.
ge eeleitet.
2eute, oie elm @infommen BON
$4,000 unO oarii6er 6oben, min er
eriuden, ole SdIfte oapou fir ben
gllten 3med ber5ueeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
llcbcrua6mc OcntIdcre&iffc erlcOiat


&io Saneiro, A. SUM. II Die
9eidlaenobmung Der Oeutl1en Sbif-
ie in Oen Sdfen BON @raiiIien lit o6ue
S6wieriefeit ourdgeiii6rt woroen.
9roiiIianiib, @nmidaften iino an
@oro.
llnter iiGerem @eGeit.
9uenos Aires, A. SSllni. -
Der @}iniiter oes 9luswGrtigeu bat
geiiern Dem friiberen oeutIden Sc
ianOten in 9raiilien, 9(oolf &auli, elm
bonn britiiden @eionoten uno Dem
omerifanii6en 8otidaiter lmter5eid.
netes 0ofument einee6dnOigt, peldes
Serrn @alIi, leinem Stab uno Den
friiberen oeiltiben Goniuln in 9ra-
iilien ii9eres @eIeit eepG6rleiitet.
Gie Geuti9en merOen iib 6elIte auf
Dem 0ampier n5riiia" na6 9lmiter,
Dam einibiffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

nenort IN Ieoer gSelle tor0erll1 81
iein.
9lmerifo's Note an SUB
LAMB.
g8oibin9ton A. Suni. - 4rG.
Iioent g8ilions @litt6eilung an Die
neue ruiIiI6e &egieritng binli6tliG
ser ariegs3iele ser 8ereinigten
Staaten lit bonn 9oti6after 6roncis
in @eters6urg Der ruiiiiden 9legie-
rllng iibermittelt woroen; aber Ser
Sn6alt ser 9}ofe miro meOer in Stub
lano nod in Oieien 2anOe Dor Elm
oOer 5pei 9agen uer0ffentlidt mer.
oen nm Dem Staotsoeportement
@clegenbeit 5il ge6en, eepiiie nQ1-
tailS" olf5ufldreu
Sin ruiiiiGer Sofen 3. Simi, Oia
Sofio, A. S5ini. II Sic amerifaniide
Gommiiiion an 9hlBlanO, an Oeren
Spite Serr @Ii6u 9ioot Itebt, iiibr
beute OiaAnittag auf eiuem Spe5iaI-
5uae na6 @etersburg o6, no iie
mobri6einli6 am If. SUM eintrefien
Oiirfte.
Iie omerifanii6e 8a6n-Gonmii.
Iion nit Serrn Sobn s. StepenS,
Dem irii6eren G6ef-Sngenieir Der
9onamafonal Gommiiiion, an ser
Spite, bat sic Snipeftion OieieS rui.
iiI6en Safens 6een0et lno lit beute
Morgen nad Der ruiiii6en Saupt-
toot abgereiIt. @s' miro erportet.
0aB sic Gommiiiion am H. Suni in
petersburg anlangen miro.
Sir ole So5ioIilten.
2on0on A. Snui. - Cine &eu.
ter-Gepeide aus @eterS6urg melOet,
OaB ser 9(r6eiter. unO SolOatenrot6
cine @rfldrlng Oer0ffentli6t bat,
Ser 5ufoIge Oie 9epolferlmg bon
2ronitaOt am Samltag cine groBe
Concentration fir Oas internatio-
nole io5ioliitii6e Gonlite obge6olten
bal. 9ln Ser Concentration betbeilig-
ten lib 10000 Wfenideu, Oarunter
au6 &ertreter Ger 9lrbeiter- un0
SoIOoten.0eleaaten bon Bern uno
arouito0t.
W}ini1ter unter + on0eln.
petersburg bia 2onOon, A.
SUM. - Ger 9lder6arniniIter S6er-
noff mO Der @oItmeiiter Sieretelli
6egeben iib na6 &ronitaOt, nm Oic
Shpierigfeiten 5pii6en ser 9leeie-
rimg im0 Dem 9lr6eiter- lmO SoIOa-
tenrot6 aus Dem @ege 81 rGumen.
ariegsminiiter 9erensfD lit pieOer
in &eters6urg ein9etroifen.
@rge6niB ser 9auern.
Gomite Ma6l.
YeterSburN A. Suni oia 2on-
oon. - Sci Ser @rpG66Ilng oes Gre.
futiO-Gomite's ser Geleaatenpo6l ser
9auern lte6t Ser io5iaIiitiicbe 2anO-
mirt6idoitsminiiier nit $40 Stim.
men o6enan. 6rau Catherine 9re,
I6opsfoin, sic lnter Dem Nomen
0@robmiltter Der ruiiii6en &epoIu-
tion" 6efonnt lit mo fiir5li6 aus ser
Ser6anning 3lriidgefebrt it, rongirt
nit 800 Stimmen an 5meiter Stelle
Gritter lit &riegsminiIter GerensfD
nit S02 Stinmen, imO Sen iieben-
ten FIab bat Oie ruiiii6e So5iaIiiten-
6ii6rerin @era 5egner erobert.
glm i6ledteIten idnitten 0tifoIai
9enine, ser rooifoIe So5ialiiten-6ii6-
rer, nit 20, 9lr6eitsminiiter Sfobeleff
nit If mO @orim @orfD nit ndt
Stimmen nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

NbOnneHtcu btr ben ,,DnHdl'H SerriPy,~~.
brntrn" MINT pAnltIth D0rr umfsc iLlnn19r y,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

punft bon 5pei onOeren friegfiibren-
oen @aGdbten Oedt. 9lae oerortigen
6ragen ioIlten fir cine internatio-
male @onferen5 oufeeipeibert wer.
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elmer ylotion ole 9erat6ung nidt
it0ren fonnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

9lbuuneuicn, 6te ben ,.DenHmcn Gorreipon.
nenten" nidt phnftiim nber unrcgelmdbig er.
baItcn, Iinb gebeteil Der Office oGDOm per 80
Iepbon ober inFiitliG wlitt1eliuHg 81 madcR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

Ger 9eidluB geeen 9eurlaubune
Oertider Singer 5weds @oitipie-
len in 9lmerifa. ~ .@raf Seeba6
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nit Dem ariege 6u t6un babe. -
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nabme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

0ie ruiiii6e SouptitoOt Our6 elm
@eriiGt olormirt, OoB ariegs-
i6iiie bon arOnItoOt cine 0emou-
Itrotion in eeter8bure OerouitaI-
ten miiroen. II @roBer 8rono
inn Refersmrroer Sofen
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-08

improvements before filling them,
and while he was waiting the success
full Mergenthaler machine was mar
keted. Page is believed to have a
married son somewhere in Connecti-
cut
Mrs. George Joseph of Peoria, Ills,
is visiting her cousin, Ben Tamplin,
of the Post Chapel. at his home, 1850
Bryant street. Mrs. Joseph accompa-
MED her husband. a union printer, to
the Home at Colorado Springs.
Fifty-two crosses have been erected
in France to mark the graves of mem
bers of the International Typographi-
cal Union who have been killed in the
war All were members of the Cana
dian expeditionary force. The amount
paid in mortuary benefits to depend
ents of members killed in the war up
to May 81 last was Sl2,225.
A letter was read at the City Coun-
Gil meeting Monday night from Har-
vey f. Garman, rendering his resigna-
ton as clerk of committees. and it
was accepted. BY this. it is taken that
Harvey and his wife intend to make
their future home in California, where
they went three weeks ago on a honey
moon.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-08
TRADES ASSEMBLY JOINS CAMPAIGN
FOR STATE OPERATION OF COAL MINES
Meeting Tuesday Nigh, the Most Constructive Interesting
Year, With Several Speakers Who Had Something
While to Say and Knew How Say Assist
Thrift Clubs Red Cross

One Of the best attended, most con-
structive and altogether interesting
meetings of the Denver Trades and
Labor Assembly held this year was
that Of last Tuesday night, in Paint
ers Union hall. $50 Eighteenth street.
The change from Sunday afternoon to
weekday evening meetings is proving
highly satisfactory to the delegates.
who attend more regularly and in
larger numbers.
Ii was n night of talks with pur-
pose. First came Sol Sontheimer. gen
eral organizer Cigarmakers 1nterna-
tional Union. who spoke for greater
demand by union men and women for
the union label of all crafts. He is in
the city for brief period assisting the
local union of his craft, saying that
instead Of 400 cigarmakers in Denver
there ought TO be ! 900, to correspond
with the sale of smokes here. There
should be more insistcnt call for
home products by Denver people, as
serted the speaker.
Favor State Operated Mines.
Chairman ]. II. Mitchell Of the legis-
lativc committee reported on the coal
situation and submitted the petition for
an amendment to the state constitution
providing for state ownership and
operation of mines. In this connec-
ton speeches were made by George
Harrington and r. w. Morser OF the
Nonpartisan League. The movement
was unanimously endorsed. This sub
iect is fully covered in another article
appearing in this issue.
II. T. Sibley, secretary of the Den
yer War Savings Committee was pre-
sented to the Assembly by Delegate
w. C. Thornton and made a most in
teresting talk on thrift and how to
help win the war. This, also, is Of
sufficient Importance to require n
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-12-08
PURCHASE OF RED CROSS CHRISTMAS
SEALSSHOULD LDBEPOPULAR THIS YEAR
tuberculosis Sunday Special Appeal
All the Churches; Thousands of Tuberculars Come
to Colorado to Regain Health and Usefulness;
Are Willing Do You Bit?

wasting illness. Strengthen their
powers as they battle for their life,
and if it be possible, We beseech Thee
to restore them and grant them the
fullnes of their years. If their
strength is failing, give them courage
still to labor cheerfully and to leave
to those who love them dear memories
of faith and patience for the distant
days.
"Since We are jointly guilty of the
conditions which have bred their dis
ease, may we stand by those who bear
the burden of our common sin. and
set the united will of our community
against this power that Stays the
young and strong in the bloom of
their life. May this death that creeps
from man to man be a solemn remin-
der that we are all one family. bound
together in joy and sorrow, in life and
death. that we may cease from our
selfish Indifference and together seek
Thy kingdom and Thy Righteousness
which will bring us health and life"
In 1881 when this country adopted
the Red Gloss thru the efforts of Miss
Clara Barton), at Miss Barton's re-
quest the duties of the American As