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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

Floors for the games win be ar.
ranged for during IN. coming week.
There will be no admission charged.
and because the league II n rnunici.
pal affair. efforts will bs made to
stage the games In the high school
gyms.
There viii he no games during the
holidays. but play VIII resume irnme-
diatcly after New Years.
Teams are practicing now. Tho
Y. NJ. c. a. team viii play n rrsc-
tice tilt with the Soldiers and sail.
ors' club next week.
The league atill wants those other
five teams. The Eiks are being
counted on for one team.
Unless the league IL completed
within the next week. a Junior cir
cult Of six teams viii be organized
There were no special rules adopt.
ed last night. outside OF the ruling
that teams must register their play.
crs n week before the start Of the
season. and must limit their men To
10.
No men may be traded or added
after the seventh game.
Schedules WIN be made out this
week. They will include ona game
a week for each team.
Other announcements of the
league win be made daily In The
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
II PITCHERS
MADE BALKS
in NATIONAL

In the National league only IL
pitchers were penalized for baking
during the season. or these but
two made more than one balk.
Elmer Jacobs had three balks called
on him and Oscar Tuero two.
A balk was called on Fred Toney.
of the Giants. which cheated Max
Carey out of stolen base.
Max stole n base Clearly, as he
thought. in game at the Polo
grounds on August "a, but the next
day Umpire Quigley declared that
he had called balk on Toney and
the scorers were compelled to cor.
rect their sheets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Big League
Footballs
NowPlanned
Cleveland Tigers Start Idea
With Teams Wanted
From Big Cities

CLEVELAND. Nov. IA big
league In pro football is In the
making. Propaganda for said big
league was launched here when
representatives OF the rival Tigers
OF Massillon and Cleveland met and
planned 10 play a rubber game 10
settle the supremacy OF the two
teams. each of which has trimmed
the other 3 10 this season.
This deciding contest win be
played at Cleveland Thanksgiving
afternoon.
And the hackers OF both clubs
agreed to get busy on the forna-
ton OF the big league OF the grid.
iron 10 contain at least six cities.
Chicago md New York are to be
invited 10 join the Ohio big four
In pro football-C1eveland. Canton.
Maasilion and Akron. Possibly the
league may be two teams larger
with Toledo and Detroit included.
The details are to be arranged
after thoro canvass OF the out.
look in these cities where pro foot.
hall now has good footing.
Packers Of both Cleveland and
Nasaillon Tigers arc enthusiastic
over the proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Golden Bear
Squad Plays
Tough Game
California Leaves for Seat
tie After Stanford Melee
Today; Title at Stake
The big Game!

The big Game!
Eighteen thousand fans
are expected to throng the
University field Turkey day
to witness the final clash of
the season here when the
University Of Washington
warriors stack up against the
California Golden Bears.
Washington's chances for
the Coast title are at stake in
the final tilt of the year, and
if they wallop the Golden
Bears they may land the big
game with the Eastern cham
pions on New Years day at
Pasadena, Cal.
California is running up against
a tough foe today when they take
on the Stanford team in the South.
Leave Sunday
The Bear squad will leave for the
North Sunday and should arrive here
ON wednesday. the day before the
big game.
Coach Hunt s. driving his men
hard for the big struggle and Is run
ming the team thru n series OF de-
fensive formations every day. Wash
ington's defense at Pullman IL the
only thing that saved the Washing
ton squad because the Staters were
within the scoring zone more than
once during the game. but they
couldn't force their way across the
line.
The California team has one sreat
weakness and that is to let a single
runner drift thru their defense for
long runs. In nearly every game
the Bears have played this season
some runner has got away for a
long run and touchdown. Rose of
o. a. c. was the last man TO do
this and he nearly put the biinkers
on the Bears for defeat.
Open Field Stars
with Captain Daley and Ray
Eckmann. two of the best open field
runners in the conference. the Bears
had better watch their step Turkey
day or Washington will be walking
off with the game.
Hundreds OF old grads are expect
ed to root for Washington Thurs
day in a mighty effort to stem the
California tide.
It's going 10 be a great day and
washington's chances for the west
ern title are hanging in the balance.
but the Purple and Gold won't lack
support. at least not after they
stepped on Pullman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
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coma the other day. He's . middle
weight and only 10 years old.
Tommy Gibbons. brother OF Mike Glib
bons, st. Paul light heavyweight. meets
Mick King Of Seattle in a i5-round go at
Calgary, Canada, on Thanksgiving day.
Gibbons Is billed TO meet Frank Farmer
at the Crystal Pool on December ,.
Jack Britton, worlds weller king.
has turned down an offer from Clay
Hite TO battle here because business
IL too good In the East now.
Frankie Haynie. weltcr. who was
making a big hit in San Francisco. Is on
the down grade. lie was knocked for a
goal In Los Angeles by Steve Dalton tho
other night
Sam Belkin is now in charge OF Clay
Hite's gym at the Arena. Sam has Just
returned from wenatehee. where he has
been boxing apples. Sam didn't say
whether they use the Marquis of Queens
bury rules or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Harvard to
Battle Yale
in Beantown
Ohio State Takes On Illinois
in Other Big Grid Game
ny HENRY l.. FARRELL

BN HENRY l.. FARREIL
Omitted Press staff Correspondent
BOSTON. Nov. 22.-Culturod old
Boston grinned today with n before
thc-war" grin.
The sides of tho old town fairly
burst with the mobs. crowds and
gangs OF football enthusiasts that be-
gan pouring in on special trains at
daybreak.
The stage was set with all the
trimmings OF old Harvard. Yale bat.
ties that were halted after 1915 for
the bigger battle In France.
Perfect weather prevailed. Har-
ward was favorite TO win. Odds OF
8 to 10 were offered.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22.--The Ohio
Illinois battle for the championship
OF the big 10 at Columbus held the
stage today in western football con.
tests.
Ohio will enter the game without
defeat this season. Illinois suffer.
ed one setback at the hands OF the
Badgers. but II the Illinois couss off
victorious they will have a lcsiu.
mate claim to the championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
BUTLER MAY
NOT PLAY in
CAL. BATTLE

Ray Butler. Washington's most
consistent ground gamer this season,
may be out of the big fracas with
California on Turkey day. because Of
broken rib. Against Whitman,
Butler had one of his ribs broken
while attempting an end run. The
rib was re-broken at Pullman last
Saturday. altho the gritty half back
played the entire game. Coach Hunt
Is taking no chances In letting his
star half get into the scrlmmage
with the scrubs until the injured
member can stand the strain.
Ray Eckmann. the midget OF the
Washington squad, is holding down
Buffers place. Eckmann's showing
the last few nights may cause Coach
Hunt TO give him a chance TO show
against the Bears. lie has proved
to be the best open field runner on
the Purple and Gold team this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

|y In The Stars Winter Basketball league will get
n way on December s This was decided at meeting
lie captains of the teams at the Y NJ c. A. last NIGHT
Ern teams entered now. The league is made up
lie Y. NJ c. A. Knights of Columbus, Piper e. Taft
Idngs, Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance company Uni
M Community five, and the Soldiers and Sailors club
fe more teams are wanted in the league. ANY basket
IAN the city enter by filling out the blank found
and mailing it to the Sporting Editor of The Star now
hae is charge attached to the entry. The league is
y organized for the sake of the game Teams will play
rne week and the schedule will run until about the
Of March,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
Jig Bout
|Holl, Looms;
hpter WalIops "Biddy'
khop's Prize; Martin
Nay Meet Him

he fates seem pulling
i Z big ring battle be-
ssm two soldier heavy
'dghtS For while Bob
ktin, Of Akron, is con-
1uing on his knockout
W, Sergeant Martin
ME Is doing likewise.
Own at New Orleans
Il week Dick O'Brien,
Cincinnati, scaling 200
uds and standing s
= 7 inches, was cut to
aeeas and knocked out
Burke, a former ma
aal amateur champion,
the tenth round of a
oeduIed 20-round bout.
Burke dropped O'Brien
- short count in the
NH round with a left
+ and would have fin
~ him earlier but for
holding tactics of the
adnnati giant.
the tenth round
gBden hit the rosin
afse times. Referee
sanbsgans then stepped
and stopped the
alghter. The victory
Burke's seventh
might in New Orleans
IhsS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
5000 FANS EXPECTED SEE WASHINGTON ACTION THURSDAY
Bill Rumler
Leads Coast
Stick Lists
Final Averages Published;
Other Leaders Are
Crowned for 1919

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. s2.-Run.
Ter. outfieldcr OF Salt Lake, with n
batting average OF .362. led the Pa
clfic Coast baseball league for the
1919 season. and that team. with n
percentage Of 2s4. topped the clubs
In batting. Individual and club bat
ting records and pitching records for
tho SEASON were made public today.
or PA hits clouted by Ruaicr in
i5i games. II were home runs. a sim.
liar number were three-baggera and
~ were twostckern.
Sheeiy. OF Los Angeies.Salt Lake.
was the home run king OF the league.
with IS 10 his credit. he was only
lacking one of tieinx the record OF
Babe Ruth. lie batted sos. lie play.
ed in iss games.
Crawford, OF Los Angeles was sc.
ond on tho batting list. with "A per
centage OF 900. in i73 games. Four.
nier. OF Los Angeles. with II home
runs and 10 three-baggerH. had an
average Of .33s.
Percentages OF some other slug.
gers are: Griggs Sacramento. .2ss.
Murphy. Oakland. .270: Walsh. Seat.
tie. .265. Hunter. san Francisco. .265.
Naisel. Portland. .zg2.
In club batting. Vernon. with
$50. was only four points behind
Salt Lake. Oakland and Los An.
golcs. each with al. were tied for
third place.
Crandnil OF Los Angeles won more
games than any other twirier--2s.
Picrcy OF Sacramento. with 20 wins.
struck out is3 bsttera. and Dell OF
Vernon was close at his heels.
With 20 victories and iG2 strike.
outs. Msrkie. Salt Lake. equalied
Dell's strikeout record. but won
seven games iess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
WONDERFUL INTERFERENCE
HELPS HARLEY

many as three husky taciiers hang.
Ing onto various parts OF Chicks
anatomy ut ono time.
Chick doesn't seem TO mind one
taclkier and even two sometimes fall
TO down him.
And no matter how hard they hit
him he generally comes up smiling,
brushing tn, dirt from his face ana
rearranging hls headsear. Iia has
remarkable stamina.
I'd tChief1 Conner. former famous
scholastic football coach. has been
watching Chick for the last three
seasons.
i've seen him in a lot OF games. q
says Conner. and I have studied
him closely. for TO me he is one OF
tho greatest football players OF all
times.
Harley II hard 20 stop because
he has such n varied style Of run.
ming and n knack OF doing about
everything known in the art Of evad.
Ing tnekfers. lie has:
"a battling change OF pace.
'one OF the most wonderful
straight arms ever saw.
"A alde-step that makes nervous
wrecks OF opposing players meeting
him In open field.
And the greatest OF all his OF.
fcnsive tactics IN little twist of his
own that enables him TO SHIFT with
the tackicr. Uo does this In such a
way that very often there IL no col
lislon At all when tacklcr and run,
nor meets. the tackler Just slides
Off"
When Ohio State and Illinois NEE,
today in what L. expected "a
be tho greatest clash OF tho year in
western conference circles Harley
again will be a marked man. That
win be his last game as n member
OF the Ohio state team. Barring
possible injuries that may incapa
clate him. Chick will be at his beat
that day. Can Illinois stop him7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
They Don't Pull
This Football
Feat Nowadays

Between the halves Mt West
Point n cadet was descanting
from all the rich experience
Of his 20 years. "Shucks," no
said. when someone mention.
ed quarter backs. "Nou all
nevah saw Curry Of Wander
bilt. I reckon"
You mean Curry who was
killed In Frances"
"yes. Rabbit Curry. Great
est quarterback Of the South.
Used 10 catch kicks ON the
dead run and hold 'em. too"
You don't see much of that
nowadays. No play Of the
game carries n greater thrill.
Walter Eckersall could do II
pick the ball out Of the air
like baseball player. So
could Charles DE SaulIes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
WOMAN BO0KMAKER
IS FINED IN LONDON

LONDON. Nov. 22,---Ruth CORN
ley was fined 800 or. in default.
40 days imprisonment at the Man
chester police court for receiving
betting slips. william Hughes was
fined s25 for aiding and abettlng.
The prosecutor stated TINT children
some OF them under 10 years OF
age, were seen 10 hand betting slips
to the woman. The court flayed
Miss Gormley for encouraging chill
dren TO bet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
res WHERE
JOAN BUY
! GRID TICKETS

4 Tor the caiifornia.Washing.
Nne can be had at the follow.
4 Hulen's.
= End Taft's.
= spalding and Bros
As game.
TOT the California section
Aa At Piper & Taft. Twelve
- booths have been obtained
aaate Manager Darwin Meis.
Nhe care OF the ticket pur-
~ The game. This will do
~ the long lines. which have
y !, drawback Of every other big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
uA~a
iG211H
! 1ar}x9ZSOiEh
THE BIG GAME,

While championships in foot
ball are nice things 10 brag
about, and cups and such look
nifty adjoining the particular
school with which you happen
to be or have been associated
with. It's the big game of the
year that counts.
There isn't any title mt stake
In the big Harvard-Yale game
In the East today. but Harvard
would rather beat Yale. and
vice versa, than win all the
titles In the world. and so II is
with every school. Each school
has at least one hereditary en-
emy.
Today in Seattle we have such
n case w.ien Lincoln plays
Broadway. In this case it's Just
prep school football, but never
fheIess it's the big game. Old
grads of both schools are look
Ing up the dope on the two
teams and there promises TO be
n general locking up Of desks In
offices holding former Lincoln
and broadway grads today.
It's the big game Of the year.
and while the city championship
Is mt stake, II doesn't make
much difference. because tho
game would mean just as much
as II some other team In the
league had won the hoDors.
The Big Game. It's the ell
max Of the football season. Its
the game that the players have
been turning out In clear and
cloudy weather for. night after
night for weeks. What big
Institution one game Of football
can become and how much II
means 10 the life Of our schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
FLYNN WILL MEET
keller AT POOL

Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman.
will make his first bow 20 Seattle
ring fans "wednesday night at the
Crystal Pool, when he taxes on
Willie Reeler. the X. o.. artist, In n
arnoksr 10 be staged by the Ell<s The
proceeds will be turned over to the
Seattle Boys home.
-Four other bouts viii be on the
card. The fans are anxious to see
big Keeler. who has been knocking
out his opponents in punch lately.
in action against Flynn. 10 get line
on how good he really ~. The Crys.
tai pool was donated by Austin e.
Salt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
LAID METE0RS TO
BREMERTON TEAM

90 crack team Of Meteors,
4. ~ 'eading club football teams
!. 's' viii tackle the Bremen.
e., yard squad at Bremerton
Ewing day. Earl Pike. for.
y sa star. Is holding down
~ - ends; Ben corada, who
.'eral seasons with Whit.
H.. a tackle. The local boys
20 alter the state title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
RATTLE OF THE CAN

Truck Hannah. who came up to
the New York Yankees with consid-
cradle flourish, is on the market.
cluded he will not do. Another case
of little man beating out big
man as catcher on a major league
club. for Muddy Ruel has won out
over Hannah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

stop Harley and wen beat en-"
That 10 what every western con-
ference coach has told his men just
previous 20 a gamo with Ohio state
since Chick Harley douned the Grim
son Mt Columbus.
Every team that has. met Ohio
has gone into the game with those
orders ringing In their ears. But
tho orders have never been exc
cutrd.
Who can stop Harley Wen. any
team can stop him II all eleven Of
the men VIII tackle him at once.
But generally Harlry's ten team.
mates keep at least ten Of the other
fellows pretty busy. I've seen as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22
"Puggy" Morton, California light
weight. meets "Heinie' Schumann.
claimant Of tho Northwest title hon
ors, at Tacoma, December 4.

claimant Of the Northwest title hon
ors, at Tacoma, December 4.
Tom woodhouse. local heavyweight.
boxes Harry Gillum. salt Lake miller.
at Aberdeen on November 20 in six
round 30. Red" Gage, another local
boy. lightweight. tackles kid" Peterson,
also Of this hamlet. In the scmi-windup.
"Red" Calhoun. promising Aberdeen
middlowoiEht. meets Ed Maui of Grays
Harhor in one OF the other bouts on the
card
Frank Farmer. the Tacoma logger. Is
busy bird these days. He takes on
Boy Mccormick at Milwaukee, Ore. in n
Io-round 40 on November 20. McCor-
mick IL the Australian battler. holder OF
tho Lord Lonsdale belt.
Billy Wright. seattle weiterweixht,
meets scotty Williams, n colored boy
from Portland. In the semi-windup ON
the same card. IT'S another io-round
20.
Lloyd Madden. the pride OF the ship
yards, takes on Jimmy Clarke, tho Ca
madam veteran. who put up n swell fight
with Mike Pete here n short time ago.
tonight.
Harry Casey. Seattle lightweight.
meets stanley Wills of Portland on the
Milwaukee card next week.
Lloyd Madden tackles Young
KetchrIi In u six-round bout mt Yak
lima on Turkey day.
Sammy Good, former Northwestern
lightweight. who has been In the Philip
pines for some time, Is now In San Fran
cisco. lie wants TO come to Seattle to
box In the near future.
Jack NINTH. Salt Lake heavyweight.
who ranked as one OF the best middle
weights IN the country few years ago.
IL planning on coming back In the ring
after n long lnyoff from the fistic art.
He's working out down at Austin q Salts
gym every day, lie may be used 10 meet
Willie Keller. Seattles new knockout ar
list. on tho next Crystal Pool card.
Soldier" Woods, n San Francisco
welteP. IN another new boy In town.
Woods fought draw with steve
Dalton. rugged Golden Gate star, re-
Gently, and lost " decision to Rat
thing" ortega. He wants 60 meet
Billy Wright
Joe Curtis. who IL working out under
Chet Mcintyre at Tacoma. looks Ike a
conner, according to Ionnie Austin. who
| saw him work out with Joe Welch In Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

The mighty Casey is The star of
the Harvard team. Now II he doesn't
do something like Mighty Casey of
baseball fame, maybe there will be
no upset.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

Cactus Cravath, OF the PhiliIep. 10
Evcst on Biii Pertica. the Angels youth
ful hurting star. and u is possible that
a deal may be Matched which will sen
tenee Perilea to the sleeping village.
Al Hariholomy. who worked a brief
spell behind the plat. for Mocrcdie, later
pastiming in the Northwestern and West
crn leagues, has petltloned wade Klliifer
for Job.
Robert McGssw. a right.handed Pitch
or. claimed by the Yanks via the waiver
route from Boston. was with the Giants
before they traded him 10 tho. stailinEs
outfit
Gotham scrihbiers apparently have
been Informed that babe Pineli. OF
Sacramento, will not llnEer long In tho
coveted circle.
The proposed third major league IL a
chimera Rupert. France and Comisixy.
despite their avowed dislike OF Ban
Johnson. are not feeble minded. and
seriously do not entertain any ideas OF a
new organization.
brooklyn has hopes Of landing Frank
Snyder. Of the Giants snyder was with
the Cardinals before he landed with Nc
oraw, and In rated a valuable man be-
hind the plate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

wade Knllfer IL TO boss the citrus
aggregation next season. having signed a
contract TO this effect the other day.
DIAMOND CHIPS =. 81. o.. o.. o.. o.. o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

Joe Curtis who IL working out under
Chet Mcintyre at Tacoma. looks like a
conner, according TO Lonnie Austin. who
saw him work out with Joe Weloh In Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-22

Soldier" Woods, n San Francisco
welter. In another new boy In town.
Woods fought draw with steve
Dalton. rugged Golden Gate star, re-
Gently. and lost " decision TO Rat
thing" Ortega. lie wants 60 meet
Billy Wright.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. da Vienna
al "Corriere della Sera'' che in QueI-
la capitale stanno ayendo luogo con-
tinue dimoStrazioni di protesta con-
tro il trattato di pace. lie cui condizio-
nj sono ritenute assolutamente in ac-
oettabin. dimosranu girano per
le vie principal della citta softer
mandosi davanti allie sedi dele varie
Missioni civil militari ed emetten-
do grida ostili.
81 nota che raramente 81 grida
contro TItalia che la nota dominan-
te dele dimostrazioni il grido ''vo-
gliamo Iunione con Ia Germania; non
possiamo yivere soil ed isolati.'
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14
UN0 SGUARD0AL MONDE
Mentre 81 diSCute Ia Pace,

Burleson, direttore generate dele
poste, per la restituziOne dele linee
telegrafche telefoniche allie COM
pagnie private, state subito comu-
nuicato ad S. J Konenkamp, presi-
dente della Commercial Telegraphers
Union, il quale ha dato subito ordi-
ne di estendere 10 sciOpero del tele-
grafisti di Atlanta tutta Ia parte
sud-est deIIUnione. Egli ha dichia-
ratio che 10 sciopero yerra esteso al
l'intero sistema della Western Union
e finira probabilmente per coinvol-
gere Ie attire compagnie telegrafiche
ed in seguito anche quelle telefoni-
che.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14

PARIGI-II Temps" scrive:
'Bench6 in Questi ultimi giOrni 81
fOsse parlato di rinViare la questiOne
di Fiume dinanzi ad un comitato a.
nalogo a quelIo che alcune settimane
or sono elaboro il regolamento per
il bacino della Sarre, crediamo di sa-
pere che tale progetto state prov
Visoriamente abbandonato
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14

NEW ORLEANS - GTimpiegati
della Cumberland Telephone & Tele-
graph Company della Western I'm
ion Telegraph Company, membri del
international Brotherhood of Elec-
trical Workers of the World, 81 sono
messi in isciopero per dimostrare la
IorO simpatia agIimpiegati della
Western Union affiIiati ALA CONNER
cial Telegraphers Union.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14

ROMA-Un communicate uficiale
dice che, in seguito aumchiesta or
dinata del Ninistero della Guerra fra
prigionieri rimpatriati, risulta che
1900 furono eli uficiah 35 mila /
sottuffiicaH e uomini df truppa rae
colt feriu dal nemico sui campi di
battaglia curati negi ospedali au-
striaci. In tai modo il totale gene
rale del morti e feriu ascende a l.
019,35O.
In QuestO totale non sono COM
presi feriti morti in seguito allie
lesiOui ripOrtate
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-06-14

LISBONA - II presidente del
Brasile, DR.. Pessoa, arrivato in que
sta citta insieme con la sua fami-
glia il suo seguito, a bordo della
nave francese Jeanne dare"
l. iIlustre personaggio Iasci0
Portsmouth ieri, dopo una vista di
parecchi giorni in Inghilterra.
Observation-Disclosures delTon.