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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-11
REGISTRANTS LEAVING

DOUGLAS, March 11.-Announce- ment is made by the registration and exemption board today of the depart ure on the Princess Sophia tonight for the south of three young men who are duly registered in Douglas district but who are taking transfers to outside points. They are Joseph J. Allen, Oscar Larson and Cristian E. Peterson Neither Larson or Pet erson are citizens of the United States but both are loyal residents.
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is furnished to The Empire by Dr
 William Pallister of the General Hospital, who is particularly anX- ious to have it brought to the at tention of ice-worm jokers. Cap tain Bocllman of the Humboldt, Ot- to Burckhardt Of the Chilkat can nery, and Sidney Charles are men toned as having been particularly offensive with ice-worm jokes on cheechacos and it is hoped that they will find this description of the facts interesting as well as instruc
 tive. It is a well known fact among Norwegian fishermen that herring derive a large portion of their food
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TEACHER REPORTED HURT

DOUGLAS, March 11.-It was re- ported this morning that Miss Greece teacher of the Native School, had been injured by falling on the ice. No particulars were obtained. but such accidents are liable to be nu- merous unless great precaution is ta- ken as the walks in many places are in a very dangerous condition. the snow having been.reduced to-the ice stage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-11
ANOTHER ACCIDENT

DOUGLAS, March 11.-Mrs. 0. A. Anderson, who conducts a small store just above the News office and who possesses the most sunny disposition on Douglas Island, had the misfor
 tune to sprain one of her wrists yes terday when she fell on the ice just outside her store door. As every child in town knows and admires Mrs. Anderson, she is in line for lots of sympathy
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-11

prizes will be awarded, two first for ladies, two first for gentlemen and one each as a consolation, and they will consist of dressed chickens, try will go to the winners and the Thrift Stamps to the losers. The playing will start at S:30 o'clock and continue for two hours. The usual admission of twenty-five ceT0 will be charged at the door.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-11
TOM RYAN GOING OUT

DOUGLAS, March 11-Tom Ryan, the well-known carpenter expects to get away on the Princess Sophia for a visit to Seattle and other lower coast points It will be MT Ryan's first visit to the outside in sixteen years and if he does not become homesick and return within three weeks, he will probably remain away several months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-11
MEASLES REPORTED

DOUGLAS, March 11.-It was re- ported at noon today that a child re- siding on St. Ann Avenue was out of school on account of having de veloped a case of measles. There have been measles at Thane for sev' eral weeks, but this is the first case reported on this side. There were several cases of measles on the Isl and a year ago.
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TO NOMINATE OFFICERS

DOUGLAS, March 11.-Hose Com panies Nos. and will hold meet ing tonight at which officers for the ensuing year will be placed in nom ination, the election to follow a month later. A full attendance is urged.
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PRIZES WORTH WHILE

DOUGLAS, March 11.-Instead of diamonds, cut glass and kindred arti cles usually given at the Douglas Island Labor Union card parties as prizes there will be departure from the long-established custom at the card party to- be given tonight for the benefit of the Red Cross. Six
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-11
NEW THEATRE MANAGER

DOUGLAS, March H. w illiam Ott, formerly employed at the Dream Theatre in Juneau, is said to have leased the new Douglas Theatre from w. D. Cross. The new place will be open to the public in short time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-11

The dust that accumulates in a California Portland cement mill has been found to be so rich in potash that it is collected and sold for enough to pay the plants running expenses.
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COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT

DOUGLAS, March 11.-A regular meeting of the city council will be held tonight So far as known only routine business will be up for trans action.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-11

FOR SALE CHEAU-One tent with fly, 14x16. Used only 3 months Good as new. Inquire Treadwell Market.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-11

FOR SALE-Cabinet Grand piano with mandolin and guitar attach ment.. s200 H. Eastberg, Box 132, Tread@ell, Alaska
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LOYALTY HOUR PROGRAM

DOUGLAS, March 1.-The follow ing Loyalty Hour" program was giv- en at the public school here this morning:
 Alaska, My Alaska" Four Minute Talk .-....-.-----........--.-..-..
 Gertrude Johnson Reading ...................-..... ..-.. Miss Moss Loyalty is the Word Today
 Loyalty"
 Flag Salute "Star Spangled Banner"
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FOR SALE cheap-furnished or un- furnished, Groom house with bath Dan Campbell, Treadwell.
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Quaker Quips
Philadelphia Record.1

Philadelphia Record.1 SIt isn't necessarily courage that enables many a woman to put ca { bold face. r The disgrace of being offered q brfbe' seems to depend upon the Smallness thereof.
 You can drive horse to water. but an automobile with an empty radiator is different.
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Old papers TOT saIs VI Tne Empire ofics. Second and Main sErests.
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The Ten Most Dispensable Men.

The Ten Most Dispensable Men. The Kaiser. Wilhelm II. Emperor William ...a- Kaiser Bill The German Emperor. Kaiser Wilhelm. The Emperor of Germany. Kaiser Willie. The German Kaiser. Bill The Kaiser.
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from the millions of worms which come from the glaciers.
 Now do you believe in ice worms?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
MARTINS FERRY
BATTLES BAUERS
CONTEST OF THE YEAR
WILL TAKE PLACE AT LEAGUE
PARK ON SUNDAY.
Perhaps No Clubs In This Vicinity Are
More Bitter Rivals, With
Players on Edge.

While tho game itself is attracting
statewide attention rs we'll as all thc
comment Of the valley i; is keeping tho
fans guessing on whom In pick Tor tho
winner. Hero are the l&lucrS and Mar
tins Ferry. NV" Of IN" CtaSsl"St ctN"S
ever gathered together IN This vicinity
10 BATH enc another for supremacy IN
what Will late: prov" /" h hlE cog
in the deciding of IN" h"n"rS "f 'hiS dis
trict. Roth clubs ar" hitter rivals, <"
bitter indeed that CnnSid"rahi" 'iff'"uity
WAS experienced =" !lnalY getting IN"
date sci for tho at;racti"u.
Ferry APPEARS NIL the fans rs thu
hrSt team in N" ,ntire valley. Players
Of known rrput; ,inn tan he found in tn"
lineup. Will" the result 81 tho games
played arc 4 Just credit To their ability.
Having disposed Of practically All ia"
clubs met this season. Ferry has 49,
;ahliSh~i a rrrditalle r"c"rd. will" ia"
fans have been supporting her. du" Ia
thu results shown. In Morgan or Nelly
and Wclch"r. the ov"r-thn-rivcr lads
have a battery second 1" non" in the val
lev. and this factor alone should prove
thu big stumbling black for the hig
game Sunday. Manager lrySock il con-
fitIrnt that his rr"t"g"S can lurn III"
trick. hut has them working out each
evening 70 avoid any orer-contidcncc
whatever.
All Bauer players arc cnthus"d over
tho possibility Of w"Il-"arncd victory.
Nothing will pleas" tho hard workers
any better Last Sundays defeat has
done the club world al good, and il
is expected that Tho boys will e" into
the fray expressly confident ~ t" h"
outcome. Salisbury will return 10 III"
linn-up and several other shifts Will h.
madr. so rs I" eliminate any doubts
leading 70. alihis. King will probably
10 s"nt tn tn" ruhl'''r. nS h" has been
doing cxrcll"u, work tins SEASON. hUl
Ncuhart IS read F"r his turn. 4 Either
would give. tho Fcrrirns n tough tnssl".
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,Iub and for this reason is anxious to
win 10y all means. Washington comes
with An tl7riuu" reputation and doubly
confident at 4 victory.
Washington. having played three OF
thu hest clubs in this vicinity. is now
starting on the fourth and last. Tsc
visitors have tied Martins Ferry. lost 10
srllai-e in eleven frames and defeated
th., strong I;auerS last Sunday in quit"
= bit of good baseball. Mostly P"n!Syl-
wanna clubs arc mot hy the Little Wash
ingtnn tribe and already 4 long list oE
victories is attached 10 the string. Next
Saturday the Pennsylvania lads will
play Il return gam" with Martins Fer
~ ~ Washington. this contest being
the talk Of the popular little town as iac
noyS are ANXIOUS to win. lrmin. great
Snuthpaw. will be assigned ~ the mound
hy Manager Guthrie and victory is al
most certain.
Manager McConker reports his boys
in the. hest Of cn:ulitinu but still is not
making any predictions nevertheless.
tcrltag confident while hr will have his
boys out for tn" remainder OF the week
II 70; in the nrCesSar: finishing touches.
rh. MrConkcrs boast of the clasSicst
little young team in the state. while
their record Sp"nkS--- ton straight games
without 4 slip IS AL thIt can h" said.
Each and every man realizes tho I'm
por,auc" uf III" approaching battle. MI
PLAYERS will b" back in the lurur HurE-
hart and W"ith having sufficiently re-
covered 70 take their places.
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HARRINGTON, 0.

Last Thursday evening a numh'r 81
tho nrighh"rS of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
McIiuEh gathered mt their home [" ma
farewell (" their son. Everett WHO Icll
Friday morning for tn" lumber camps
i'm washington To do his hit" IL hcip
l'nrlr Sam win tn" war. Everett WAS III
tn. draft but preferred In enlist. tie
iS on: at the popular young men ni TN"
scrIlun and all his friends were ANXIOUS
to CIV. him - farewell oSriy. tie WAS
presented with a sum of money Win
which In buy II wrist watch. y very
pleasant evening WAS spent by all.
Those present were: Robert Lash Edna
Iaah Florence Lash. oscar Wheeler
Unyr Wheeler I.uvy Mitchell. Mrs. VII
liam lash. Isaac Cope. Mamie t"pr.
Mra Sadie Mum. Lizzie Brown. Lizzie
Wells. Maud Wells. Edward l'cvaUit. l-c-
nrrvn pcyaul,. Harold. Esther. hrrthh'
Frances and Blnn"hr Cope. Myrtl" lhin-
gan. Chas. Kennedy and Margaret hen-
n"dy.
Hon. W. H. Dutton If M"ma. \"h.. Is
h.rr visiting his sister. Mrs. r'h"arn
Mrllugh and family. His h"yho"d days
,yrrc spent in This part. 81 thr"' hui
hn went w"%l nearly 20 years ago. hrSt
locating in oklahoma where n" h"'ah'
prominent IN politics. ~" WAS P''S'-
,unarrr If III" rttirS. 1T Nnadnrk" ana
rrornkcr and served in III" STA" *"ht'"
for four y"nrS. and i'll i9l2 WAS p"" al
the T;rpubliran candidates for congress
,ran.nt-fnrgn in chat state. ii" l"ii
Oklahoma in rH13. gn;n; {" Iowa. ana
WAS n delegate 80 tn" Republican hH-
tinnal convention from that stat" III
faiG Lntrr Il" located nj Mona. N"h''
where he IS engaged in thu newspaper
business.
Ncxt Friday n community flag VIII l."
raised IN F'arminctnn and quit" IN IN
irruSiirg event ~ "xp"rl'i Il"h' W.
r.. I,i\uu Il Martins Ferry and senator
" T.. button "f N"shraska have been
invited t. deliver addresses.
Paul Ntzhugh, who ~ II passenger
brakeman on the Pennsylvania lines
with q run out nf Pittsburgh. spent
SUNDAY with his homo folks hero.
Marshall .tul; and Abort krn"'N 81
Eridrrlmri spent sunday with M f."-
ward Ntzhugh, family.
Tho Miesrs I!"rk &c Kansas ar" The
guests 90 their aunt. Miss Maud" i'aSh.
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NOW IS 4 GOOD
TIME TO DRIVE
OUT CATARRH

Don't be miSled into thinking
vour catarrh is gone. The first
touch Of winter weather Will bring
if back with all of its dlSromtortS.
The blood is laden with the
Catarrh germs, which direct their
attack against the tender ami drI',
cate membranes OF The nose ami
throat. These germs cannot tie
reached by sprays or donrhrS'
which, OF course, have II" effect
whatever upon the blood.
Mild weather will aid the treat
Imcnt ami this is mi excellent time
to thoroughly cleanse the blood
OF the germs OF Catarrh and he
forever rid Of the troublesome
SPRAYS and douchcS that can Only
relieve YOU for the time.
=. :. :. is Il purely vegetable
hlnnd remedy, made from roots
and herbs direct from the forest,
which combat promptly disease
germs or. Impurities i'll the blood.
This great remedy has been used
for more than fifty years. with
most satisfactory results. 1t has
been successfully used by those
afflicted with even the srvercSt
> &c r,t,rrb II relieves
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SPLIT THE DoUBLET.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jun" @6.--ff"rr-
land and 81. Louis split another double
h"a,irr :"-,lay. Cleveland taking the first
game. : Ia 4, and 81. Louis The second.
Ia = cleveland wUn III" first game III
hr third inning. driving Snthrrnn from
tho box after tw" errors by that player
had paved tho way for four "f the Wis
lt"r~' runs.
y dnuhl" ny II"ndryx. with thu buses
rulI in m" sixth inning. guv" the locals
tn" Srrund game. Score:
First Game l.. Ii. T..
cleveland 0l4O00n ~ o. I 0
81. Louis $500. n u ~ 10 Ii / 4
tnvclcskIr. Ia Ghy ard n'NcIll: Suthcr-
or. U"uck and Nunamak"r.
Second t:am"-- r. II. T..
CLEVELAND q II hh n o. 3 II
81 Louis .......n nn00 | NJ 10 :
Baghy and Thomas: Wright and Hale.
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Whitaker .GIGSSnGr to
Battle West Liberty
Fast Game Promised For Tunnel Green
On This Coming Saturday With
Teams Matched.

It will b. a real treat even though
h. gam" may NOT ~ just right. rs II
Is going {" hr H.. only Saturday nii"r-
noon runt"$t "f th' day when ihr last
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nan" battles II return
g;tnlr with III" strong West Liberty
club In tn" previous encounters inc
inttrr wn$ virlurI"ilS twI"" and Tor TINS
reason muck IiV"!trr lmttl" Is anti
rIpat"d lhIS week.
TIL" Whitak"rs hay" h"rn gong
strong and Their" is IA r"h%un why In"
boys do not got Il god lead on tn" ma
jnrity Of tn" teams. som" At IN" best
players IN III" valley are found IN IN"
lineup. with the cream al IN" Me-
couk"ys and Iau"rS as II nucleus. II
IS moro than likely that tho boys VIII
ron This attraction. According Ia word
received from West Liberty, large
number If fans viii accompany tn"
club here.
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BELLA|RE PLAYS
: COLORED GIANTS
ovER-rHE-RrvER BOYS WILL AP-
PEAR ON FORBES FIELD THIS
COMING SATURDAY.
Pittsburghers Were Defeated Here some
Few Weeks Ago, But VIII Be
II Line for a Win.

Manager Nc ;aj;-h"v reports :'> T1'n
a. t.inG -, .,!=.- ov"r tn: ai't'r"'"h!n:
:Ha;,i. :" :a.." ;.inc" MY; saturday. MI
players nr.. ..-,-.!'' uI'- IN" ld'-;; -; GO
iuS +. f..:l...- i'..i!. E..::srur2:.. - stag
:, :::l,.,. g.. ;., :,"! al aS-'''- ;t'''' : -.
surely H.. li-.r~ '"!"r..,! Giants. VII"
-av.. l:"I..,lr,. ~urh 4 >rT ;"S'i'' ~" "A
few w.".n> Az. "..i CORN tE.' "rp"sI-
ton.
H.lln.r,. i;;v. n...u rin%!HS = mat brand
Of tn" ,,aii"u;il f'aStIu" ami from al
indications. ar. du" |" r'i'':tt. E""i
viii ilk.!. twiri hut H'id"ihtrh. VIII"
defeated ,h.. boys h.r'. HAY r"c"ir" IN"
cali. AZ H.. hail tn, Pjtt~hur"h"r$ guess
ing all III, t:m" Nuy"a? :; Viii Il" i
,t;SSt. and on" that III" """r-th"-r'vcr
bows will hay. - step 30 coy.
Having vunr..tl.oi WIKI SwIs&\;,l' f"r
n..x; SUNDAY il - m"t definitely known
what team will ari"ar vt t:'ilslr" thus
week In cas-, th.. Giants trim Tn" Nj
, ,;arch,v!t.S K ~ fr"5ahi" thai thy
will b.. hrnugh. back !" E"'lair'' i"r IT,
der:dirg game" Il will b. kn"wn III
:; day or w." villa: is 20 i"' '!'r".
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Private Shalvey Home

Private Carl Shalvcy. son Of Mrs.
Mars Shav"y."f @"@i Eon street. arrived
Frnmr yesterday from Hampstead. Long
island, wh"r" ~ iiaS been stationed
viii m. 6i1s, aero squadron for the
pas, several months. Shavey entered
Tho signal cor;s las. December. and has
gained - pounds in weight since he
dnnnrd the khaki. He likes army. life
we'll. and hopes 10 30 oyer soon. He
VA. former employee Of III: Wheeling
\rWS
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CAST-oFF A WINNER

rtt1.ADFi.ritlA. Jun" &c. - jacobs.
pitching his first gam for Philadelphia
sine" b"i1rE obtained III trad" VITA
rIti 4hurrh. won u shut "ut victory over
Erruklyn g. Q today. making II three
straight for IN" locals. / h" .-rSI ha'>
ter uf tn" s-urc reached third haS". Al
ter that NJ brooklyn player G"i past
first. Mnrqunrd'S first pass issued I"
travath III The second inning. blossom
cd into lh>. gaines only run when Mrus-
III doubled and I'"fIrC" signed. S'"F"
X. II T..
Eronklyn HTn OnH nGn---n -
PhiladrIphia. Clp UnU UON--l l
Maruumrd. Groom aud Miller: Jacobs
and Burns.
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THREE IN A ROW.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. June CT
Washington madc il thrcr StrHight over
IN" Athletics to-day by winning. -. tho
first gam" of what WIS Ia have hr"n A
Inuhl"- header. Tn" contest WAS played
in Il constant drizzl" and thr S"c"rd
gam" WAS called on account "t wet
grounds. Score:
i. H. j.
phiiad"lphIn g." q q q n q q o" :. !
washington ...hu / q q II "N-a IL |
G.arv and M".Nv"y: Ayers. Shaw. Han
son and l'icinIch. AinSmith,
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Rrinfs and Personals.

Miss E'h'I E"nurt; ~ D'llonrH," iS
visiting relatives on Main street for soy
rral days.
Louis Waltz If South Rrnw""d is I'M
proving very nicely after serious Ill
ness
Mrs *. Thomas Of this rit1 is IN"
CUR, "r hrr parents IN Warrington.
pa. for scv' raj weeks.
Harold Stewart IF Pittsburgh is th''
guest nr John smith OF this city for
several days
MISC .TaEgart of Main str"Ht Is WISH
ing friends in tniontown. Pa. for III"
weekend.
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NOTICE
Editor 1ntel,Igencer:

Editor lntelIgencer:
You are authorized to announced
Davis Elkins OF MorEantnwn. Monon-
gala Co. candidate for nomination
BY the Republican Party for the United
States Senate from West Virginia. SUP
ject to all rules OF the Republican lnrty
and the laws OF the State OF West Viz
ginia governing the primary election
70 be .nc!d August. 1918
F:;klSS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
J. IL. McDERMOTT. Chairman
p o. Drawer. SSl.
Morcantuwn- w. Na-Adv.
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War Savings Meeting.

\ meeting MAS held last evening by
ih.. citizens at I;cnwu"d and they DIS
GUESSED the war savings campaign which
will hc held here Friday. TIL" com
mitir.% appointed by County chairman
,I.>an,lrr will BE- stationed NJ tho Flr%I
ward sch"ol house the city building ana
th.. Firth ward school house Every
citizen Is urged tn buy n$ many war
savings stamps ~ they can afford ana
,nHk.. l&ruwuuI have lGh r'r cent In the
war savings campaign.
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EASY FOR GIANTS,

RpSTON, juno @6.-N"w York bad An
easy tlin" Winning IN" third game "t tn"
series tudaN y t. 0. Slll"r WAS III fine
m"tllr. allowing Boston but four hits.
II"itru WAS hit hard and tpham. WIN"
succeeded him, had his troubles. getting,
poor support. The hitting "r Young
and Zimmerman and tn" fielding "r
Fletcher were spectacular. 1t wHS War
Savings Stamp day with Sr"ciai "N"r-
riscs for the ball players. Zimmerman
hit the $5n sign III loft field. the first
time II has been done Score:
r. II. f..
New York. nn1 Gi@ "Gn-,1 II !
Hnstnn Hnn hu" h0o---" 4 ;
Snllrc and Karicu. Gibson: H"ari'.
Epham and Henry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-27
ELECTION OFFICIALS
COMPENSATION

Tho county commissioners arc trying
fn -,,t tive compensation &c election on
rial.: raised. I'll" sum ~ So Is the high
IS, that can h" paid under tho law. and
tho commissioners hciicv" that the mat
ter should h.: decided by ~" Republican
AMI Democratic executive committees.
TIE matter VIII no given Ia the eXccu-
tive committees soon and th%y Will take
action on thu proposed increase.
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BENWO0D


tn. ~, mhcrs al tn" SunSHir" club 81
the 81. Matthew's Lutheran church Will
give a lavu trir. saturday evening. ~
thu rear az III" church IN their new
tennis ruurl Til" committee i'll rharGt
is planning to HAY" Il general good nm"
and mRuy gaines aud other amuSrn'chts
are Ilann"I for tn" evening.
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FOURTH PROCLAIMED
HOLIDAY IN ITALY

ROME. Tuesday. juno 9Th" COM
ing f'"mr,h of July. which will l'c pro-
claimed an Italian mai !Onal holiday, VIII
h" celebrated throughout The country.
r'ili.s ..nd villages viii he decorated IN
I'M. American and italian colnrs.
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St Matthews Red Cross.

Tho members &C. til" E'H Cross >''-
,.i.,y ui the -. Matthew's church will
witness - husr session to-hny. Thr day
will I've srn; in sewing and knlttn::
for mur Buys in III" service. Sa"rt
business session Will. hc hciu III 'i"
rarI, ulrr nf IN" afternoon.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ringhampton. +: Toronto. 2.
Einchnmptcr. 4: Toronto. I.
Baltimore. 6: Euffnlo. T..
baltimore. G: Buffalo. I.
Jersey City. :: Rochester II.
Newark. (: Syracuse, :.
Newark, 10; Syracuse, 7.
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YANk5 WITHIN
CAME OF LEAD
IN AN|E R|CAN
Gam eH,

'hsrar". =: Detroit. q.
hinGton. :: Philn..
cleveland. ): st. Louis. 4.
New York. :. Boston. !.
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Miss Maud Lash spent Sunday with
friends ut Bethesda.
Tho farmers are busy with their hay
harvest. and wheat is ripening rapidly.
II"lr is scare" and tn" farmers VIII all
soon Il" busy almost n!"ht and d2..
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

r.Iu,,il,uS : MilWauli"". ;.
Iudianapnlis :: 81 Paul \.
Tnl"du. u. Kansas 'ily. ii.
louisville. II: Minneapolis. :. (TWi-
li..ht @anu.l
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Standing of Clu 6S.
To-day'B Games.

1 'hlraEn ~ nrtrnIt.
rhlnd"IrlIIa al Washington.
RuSt"u at Sew York.
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Standing Of Clubs.
To-tlay'E Games.

IIttshurGh nj 81. l."uI%.
HrunkIym At l'hIIHdrlphia
New York at l:nStnn.
Ch!rH.." NJ tin"iurali.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-22
EDUCACION DE L. INFENCIA
Viene de "a "a. plana

formas, lapices, papel de color, tie
ras sin flo, cuentas de MADEIRA de
distintos dolores, cordones de zapatos
para ensartar algunos obietcs y cla-
vijas de MADEIRA.
XvI.-Desde que Il madre Sc de-
dioue constantenente a proveer q su
hiio de alirnento spiritual y mental,
debe yer que su propio pensamiento y
espiritu Sc conserven renovados e
i~nspirados por buenos libros, aire
fresco, poesia, canabio de lugar, COM
paaia interesan5e, bueaos cuadros ?
misica.
XVII.-Y rccuerden to6as las ma
dres, que ell hijo les ha sido dado CO.
no una chispa Givina y que depends
princ;palmerte 6e elias ooGse-veac,
-sjoG., = -a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-22
Sc dice que van q syacnar
Russia los tsutones

ESTOCOLMO, Sep1emhre 20
IN corvenio ha Sido firmado en- Vii
ns Dor Delegates ruscs = alemaneS,
en- 81 que Sc estipula entire otras CO
gas, Il evacuation per los slenaaneS
del t~erritorio ocupado por las tropas
del Kaiser, seg1n dice IN despacho
cus procedente de Petrogrado sc ~
recibido en- esta capital.
El despacho de r~eferencia, no M
podido sin embargo. ser cOnfrmado
en- 1inguna fuente. FL terrltoro ru-
50 invadido por los alemanes, ade-
mas de los provincias BaiticaS Y Po-
hnia, que fue demandado de Russia,
consiste de parties de las provinclas
De Perogzde, Wtebsk Pskov, Cher
-rC &Sg E- = 80 - L
49,