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The Irish standard., 1919-05-10
DELEGATES WELCOMED
in BELFAST, IRELAND

on the objects of the war and claim
ing the right of self-determination and
q republican form of government for
the Irish. They declared the Irish
the Jugo-Slavs.
British Use Bayonets to Disperse
Meeting.
London, May 6. British troops
broke up forbidden meeting at Ath-
lone, Ireland, last night by charging
upon the crowd with the bayonet A
of persons were wounded and
cars have taken possession
of the place. Laurence Ginnell, men,
ber of parliament for Westmeath. at
tempted to address the meeting.
Dublin and Limerick Plan Receptions.
Dublin, May 6.-The lord mayor de-
cided tcday to call special meeting
at which prominent citizens and Off
cials will meet the Irish American dele.
cation to the peace conference, con-
sisting of Frank p. Walsh. Edward F..
dunno and Michael Ryan. On Thurs
day the delegation will go to Limerick
to receive the freedom of the city.
American Visit Excites English.
London, May G.-The visit of repre-
sentatives of American-lrish societies
to Ireland is causing great interest in
Sim Fein circles there and equal in
dgnation in unionist quarters in Ire
land and England. Among the reports
in circulation is one that passports
from Paris to ireland were granted
the mission at the request Of Presi-
dent Wilson. There are also reports
that Premier Lloyd George promised
to receive the delegates of the Ameri-
can-Irisf societies and advised them
to visit Belfast This is regarded as
evidence that Mr.. Lloyd George does
not oppose their avowed efforts
toward the creation of an Irish re-
public.
Question Raised in Parliament.
There is considerable mystery about
the WHOLE affair and it is unknown
whether Premier Lloyd George has
been in communication with the visi-
tors at all. There is one report that
he promised to receive them but can
celed the engagement.
A question was addressed to the
government in the house of commons
Monday with view to establishing
whether the ENJOYS are accredited to
the American government and also to
establish their exact status. The
question was met evasively by the
home secretary. While, according to
some dispatches from Ireland. the
Sim Feiners are encouraged and be-
lieve the creation of an Irish republic
is within sight the unionist press here
is angrily calling for an explanation
from Premier Lloyd George and criti-
cising President Wilson's alleged in
reference in British domestic affairs.
Bitter Comment Made.
"If it is true" says the Post, that
Mr.. Wilson is behind this intrigue
against the union of the United King
dom-and after the presidents be-
havior toward Italy anything is cred
ible-the American ambassador ought
to be told that the United Kingdom
does not tolerate interference in it's
domestic affairs. They are our busi-
ness and the business of nobody else."
The Graphic says: IF any of the
states of America were again to de-
mand the right to- secede from the
union, it is certain the American peo-
pie would be bitterly indignant If such
a demand received any kind of official
encouragement from Great Britain.
We apply the same standard of judg-
ment to American interference in our
affairs"
The Irish standard., 1919-05-10
WILL RESPOND TO CALL Or IRELAND


O BRITISH PROF.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
1875. 2O1 Ee1rpIe glbg, ct, 2onis,
Meo., our MISUNDERSTANDING entge-
gen Set. bes 33.8.
8eialuiie
Ser britten Misunderstanding bes
&atb. Jraa1eubunbes Der Ser.
Stlatel1.
Igbicago, 14.-16 September 1919.


/. Sic 8. Notwithstanding bes
@ntboIifden Branenbu11bes ni1nmt an
m1t6 beflrtportet ole Mefolutionen 6e1
Notwithstanding 6es 9. St
|&. G8entralbereins.
2. @efdloiien, 6aB ale a11geibloi'
ienen 5taotsorganiiationen offi5ien
@atboIif6er Srnuenbun nj
(gutbolic Mome11's l1niom genann1
meroen nit benz 3uiab rSeftion".
ipenn es 1idb I'M eine ein5elne Staots,
organization banoelt: 5. g. uaeafbo'
lii6er Gronenbl1nb, 5eftion Sqinois""
ODER 5eftion Seem Sort uirn.
8. 8eibloiien, bob alle Mitglteoer
.6es &utbolil1en Srm1enbunoes tag=
lid bas Memorare (r@eoeme, . Git
tigIte Sltngfrm Waria") beten 81
6em 3pefe, BOB mieoerum 6riitlt6e
I2iebe unb Gintra6t inter ben Nol=
tern Ser @rbe berge1teqt merbe.
A. Beibloiien, bob ptertellobrlif
elm 8ereinSprgan IN 6ornl zines g31r=
mlars an iebe 8%raii0entin u. 5efre=
M1rin aler 51t1n &atboliide1 Sranell=
.bnno qeb0;renoen 9rganiiationet aus
gef6idt unb ietpeilig in Der n1dltell
.Bereins : DISCRIMINATING borgele1er1
.mer6e.
6. Be19lofien, oaB alle Mitglieber
es fih a1r be1on0eren Mufgabe mo-
den, quite nnb religi0ie 2iterntnr 51=
crit in ibren eigenen @eimen ein5n=
fiibren nnb 6anr mnter: Mnoeren 5u
%berbreite1.
z. 8efdlonen, BOB in Wort UNI
Sat mnb 611rb guteS Betiptel Der
i%noe5enten &leioertrn@t, 5tpeifelboften
Monbelbilbern @opies) nno berbote=
men nnterbnltungen un6 San5en ge=
itelert mer6e.
8.Beib1o1ien, 6aB in 8erbinonng
nit Der nGditen Notwithstanding
elm unterrifts &11rfns Deranitoltet
tper6e, nm 6rauen at Staatsorgan1=
fotoren fir ben Grol1enbnnb beran5r=
biI6en.
g. Bef6lolien, BOB ii6 Ger &utbo-
Iif6e Gra11enbunb bon Nor6lNmerifal
an BEN Snternotionalen &atbolii6en
Jrqnenbnnb Unit Sa1ptiib III Srei,
burg, 56mei5) anidliebe, nno oaB
fir oie gum internotionalen Sronen=
fongreB in Sreiburg CSduei5) in
Mns1idt genommene D%elegattn eine
beitimmte Snmme nls Delegations
fon6s feitgeiebt mer6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
Der feleiale Gruit.

Die @ngldn6er erfrel1en ii9 felt
Sabrbunberten 6es Suites, Die fiji
ren6en Gambler ser @elt gu fem; Tie
gelten ols lire fommer5ienen Mei=
fter. Sebt re6tfertigen Die @ngldn-
Der bieien 8eltruf gldn5eno, l6reibt
Der nu6 in 6ieiem 2an6 emoblbe=
fannie 81. 81. @rifdna; 6enn tie ba=
ben nun mirfli6 ei1ren Grnit ms Be-
ben gernfem Ser anes bisber Gage
tpelene in ben 5fatten lteIt, ielb1t Die
groBten nl1ternebmungen Mmerifas,
inoem tie ben foIoiioliten Eruit
einer 20 Milliarben Grnit, orga1ti-
iiert baben. I'm aber ben dl1Berlt
ma6fnmen Qmeritanern re6t lange
cine Stole GIT oreben iiber Die melttuei=
tie Edtigfeit biefes 11e1e1 SruitS, CAB
man ibm 6en barmloien Marnen uEbe
5e6epation of 8rittib SSnouitries.H
She groBen amerifmifden 8an-
tiers, Gabrifanter nno Sman5orga=.
ne iteben BEL England gut angeidrie~
ben. sic briiiten fi9 6nmit, Die pas
Itriotilditen unter ben amertfaniiden
Batrioten 51 lein. sic iteben in en-
ger, IN intimer un6 6irefter Berbin=
Dung nit @nglano, ga tie 8ertrefer
ltn6 &orreipon6enten IN 2on6on bn=
ben. nn6 troB nlle6em 1T oieles gro
Be @reianis, Sic 8iI6ung oeS 20Deil-l
Iiar6en DouarzEruIts tn ENGLAND bent
groBen Malien Ser Mmerifaner Donig1
nnbefannt geblieben, obtpobl Die a5e-
6erntton Of 8ritiib Sn6nitrieS1 fem
|8ebeimnis aus feiner Griiten5 ge=
npa9t bat, fo11bern fret ur6 often mi
}eds 6praden nett georudte 8idel=
den fir lire nuSldnoiben &unbenl
bera11sgob. MittlertDeile regen bic
Mmerifuner iid nber Sic 5%bantung-
frage anf mdbreno 1ih Die 66liigel Die
1es Nieientru1ts %al1sbreiten nno o1e1
ganae Welf I'M 8elt nberidatten. Dusl
poBt ben gng1dnoern %aller6ings redbt
gut in ben aasrnr11, nn0 foDiel es bon
|ibnen nbbdngt, gei6iebt nles, I'M otetI
Gerblen6nng Der Mmerifa1er oa0l1rd)
bon benz 1pi9tigiten englii6en Inter.
nebmer1 i'm britii1en Sntere1ie ab5ltsl
lenfen. SIT eg 81 EN- BltnDer, bob
Mmerifa tagtdgIi9 6reunoe berliert
uno Sic 33nbI ieiner geinoe tpddit?
Die gnn5e britii9e bfplomatiihe
Meafbine itebt binter benz 11eletSrllt'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
ynt Kantpf ececit preics
~lYtentnadecrct.
MiKions- giidof, bnrd5 ben &ries
fdjmer b~etrpffen,
@esmuneeu, 8ebGnbe 81 faIfen, I'm,
i'd nidt bon Netbobiitea ber-
briraeu st laien.

Sic futboliiden Milionen itnb al.
Ientbalben ourb ben &rieg idsper be-
troffen tporoen, 51mal Der Wtangel an
Witteln nod periddrft nur6e onrd
6as Musbleiben Ser @el6er, Die ionlt
aus BEN unter bem &riege leioenoen
e,1ropdiIden 9anoern Dem Miiiions,
aperte 5ufloHen. Cine an5abl Miiiio.
mel, baben aud ourd bieMustpeiilne
ser Mei1ionare einen berben 8erlllt
erIiten, ser MIR dl1Berlt idtper mieoer
q1ttgemadt merben fann. 9eeben Die
len Sdapierigfeiten nnb @erlniten
bottle ser 8ildof bon geuepo Segopio,,
u1f Sen Ebilippinen, Migr. Setter So
iepb Snrtb, in iiingiter 3eit nod nit
einem be1onoeren 9emmnts 5n fant=
pfer, init Ser bon M~etbootIten be-
%triebenen 8~roIelptema6eret. 8ildo1
&urtb iob lid crit neulid ge5nnngen,
Sdyul6en 51 moden, Inn Elm 9ons 5l1
faufen, oas als Seim fir fatbolif6e
6tr0enten Diente, nl1r I'M 0enMnfanf
bes betr. Sauies our9 Sic Weetboo1=
1ten at p%erbinoern. SSn einem an Sic
central : Stele bes 3.=8. geribte=
ten 8riefe, in bent er ser 3.lSt. fir
cine @penoe bon iiber 500 onrfte,
erfldrte Ser 8ii6of feline Notlage 10:
Gin @eId)enf in fritiider 3eit e1t=
pfaagen.
Sn etli6en @o9en tperoe
id cine film funo5man5igidbrige Wirf=
Ianlfeit aIs Miiiionsbifbof %abrunoen;
ib peiB nber ntdt, mann in al Den
Sesubren cine @obe mir miqfommener
ODER propioentieuer fam dig Sic bon
Sbnen geionote. Sc lit auBeroroent=
Iih ldNper, NIT Sen urs our gerf1=
arng ltebenoen Wttteln aus5ufom=
men. Nabrnngsmittel foften iebt
atpeimal iopiel ,pie Dor Sabresfrtlt,
ut1o idon Dumals maren lie tenrer
uls irgeno iemanb bier fir mogltd
gebulten batte.
Sod 6as lit nidt Sic ein5ige
@6pierigfeit, nit Ser i6 5u fampf len
babe. Sic piiien, BOB 6urb bie to-
ridte - pieaei6t iollte i6 lieber la
gen idurfiide - 0ur6fibrung elmer
Rriegsmobnobme Die Miiitonare ser
Beleuidnft bonn g0ttliden 8ort IL
rent bieiigen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr=
beitsfeloe %entriiien morben iino. Sd
babe ite, 10 gut es eben angling. err
ieten miiiien, bod gleib5eitig fielen
oie 5ablrei6en Miiiionsid1len, bic
iene er0ffnet uno nit Ser bon ibret1
Sreunoen un6 @onnern erbalterett
ltnterItiitung %unterbalten batten,
pouitdnoig metner Sbiorge 5u; nno
obtpobl mir bie 8iirbe dnBerit f6tper
miro, fann i6 mild bo6 ni6t enti6lie-
BEN, 6ieie Sbulen etngeben 81 laiien,
10 Ianee es nod eine M0gli6feit
gibt, iie tpeiter5nfibren.
8espungeu, elm @ebd,tbe at f~anfen.
MuBer6em bin 11 5u einem &amf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09

Sen. Scr bodfp. 8. grieorib @rubn,
IS. 9. uno Bic ebrtD 5holaltifer
Mobert s.. glarf, 5.g. 8, bon
9rooflpn, 90. q, unb Clifford S.
sling, e. g. s.. bon @ougbton,
Mitd. nerben nuf eirem apanii6en
Dampfer bon San Grancisco abfab--
ren.
g. Br11bn mar miabrenb mebrerer
Sabre 2ebrer I'M Maiiiionsbal1ie at
gebnp, nnb per1peilte laingere 3eit il
ben Megermiliionen III Miiiifiippi unb
Mrtanias. Die Brntres gIarf un6
@ing finb 5nei Der eriten 5tlbenten,
Die IN bas 1909 gegriin6ete Wiiiions-
|baus e%tntruten.
Mm /. SHober miro Die Mbi6iebs~
|feier IN Te9nD 1tattfinben. Ser bod
niiroigite Serr gr5biibof@eorg Wnn<
6elein bon Chicago miro ben nel1e11
'Miifionaren 6as MiiiionSfren5 iber=
reihen.
gfad benz @ottesoienit peroen iid
one in Der Mula periammeln, Inn ben
orei i6eibenben @lanbensboten Sc
bepoH 5n fngen.
Die beorangte Gage 5nb 56on-
lungs erbei1dt iofortige 9ilfe bon
|@eiten Mmerifas. Sic MilIion Der Sc
|ienibnft beS @0ttliben @ortes boz
1elbi It lit cine Ser bliibenofen Gbinas
un6 5ablt etttpa 100000 @briten un6
10000 @atednmerren. Bif6of Sem
.|ningbous, S. g. 9, bat cine orin=
gen6e giitte an Ben amerifanii6en
S3meig Ser @eieQiduft geridtet, %
bon oeutl9er 6eite feline Silfe 81 err
1parten lit. Sic @eienlbuft IN Mrneri=
ia 50gerte nibt, lofort einige 1einer
Ebeien nnb bielberfpredenoen Wtit=
|glieber fir 6ieien eo1en 3tped gu
ppfern.
Die 0rei Mii{tonnre mer6en IN
gen6otpfn ibr 1eltes Seim finoen, u.
|6a1elbf nnter Der 2eitung oes 8i-
IDIOTS Senningbaus iteben. Ole 5ra=
tres glarf unb Sing meroen l1t1 BIZ
160fliden @eminar lire tbeologii6en
nom ssnh1p aetneikt merben. sic mer-
ne,n hipmeihf So pr5tpn nmerifnniiden
Fmpi,iionore fpin SIC IN Chino nempiht
hnarhen
moh hpr g~h5hiposfpier mer6en sic
.mi5iianorp nns mi5iionshous al
gah,n n~er1o,ipn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09

Sanbtperfs- ODER &nnoelsgruppen eiin-
geteiIt. 8is ieBt beiteben adt3ebn
Observation-Disclosures i11erbaIb 6es
EruIts. Das Motto Dieier 5tDan3ig.
MiniarbenGruits III: u8ritnnnien oQ.
.6ie Mrbeitsiltdtte Der @elt bleiben.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09

10000 Gir11e1r 1inb ibn bereitg eiin-
berleibt tporben. Sebe Girnn beaablt
dis idibrlides M~itglieosgelb einen Be-
trng BON 500 Collar. Nllr rein britt.
ihe Girr1en tperben DIS Mitglieber
nufgenommen Sic Mitglieber iino in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
Geieuidaft Ncs eSttlidben
mcrtcs.

Sic @eieni6uft 6eS @0ttliden
Wortes, Ee9np, Sninois, miro am
Is. Sftober bon ct. MnrD's Miiiion
@ouie lire eriten amerifanii6en Meii=
iiorare nod 5M6 S6antnng abfen=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09

ge3lu1lttgen m0r0en. Der MIR gr0Be
ISorger1 unb u1annebmlidfeiten be-
reitet. Sic mmitd1,be iinb folgeroe:
(&ier in @ignn gibt es bret prote-
1tantiIde Srterrate ir 5tl6ente1.
1l1m bieIem bosartigiten Der Broielp-
tenn1nd)erei o%ienen6en llnternebmen
entgegenaupirfen, e~roffneten mir, in
einem Qemieteten 8eb1u0e,,
eth fatboliides Stubentenbeim.
Bor ssnbregfriit fornten mir ben Be
iiber ni6t beranlaiien. ben &ontroft
fir eiaen beitimmten Gerrnin gu err
nenern, 90, Die aIes anbere, aud Die
!6nlsmieten fortndbren6 I'M 5tetgen
beariffen tparen. Sem an6eres alb
n1r ana6berno abnli6 anedbienliheS
Igebduoe fonr1te geflnoen peroen.
I@egen gnoe MpriI erf1br id, bob Die
Meetbooi1ten brauf uno 6ran maren,
oas Webdube, baS 1ie fir Elm Dtafo.
niIienbeim bertpen6en moaten. fdnf.
lid gu %ertperben, nn0 5par at einem
@rei1e, Ben i1 nnter an0eren lint
it4roen als go15 un6 gar at bod err
ahtet baber miirbe. Dieie 1elbe 5efte
bat ebenfaqs elm observation-disclosures
nit oem mir in mirflamen Wettbe=
merb getreten iino. 9atten lene Dos
Sons gefunf, Damn mdren mir out
Sic 5traBe geiebt poroen, nno tparen
cine 3eitlang nnfdbig g%etpeie1, nnier
Merf fort5nfeBen.
&ein M1tslneg seboten.
@s bot fib fein Mustpeg. Sd
muBte einipringen uno fur ben Mn=
fanf oes @ebdubes aus ben 9an6en
unirer 8iberfader l1nterban0eln. OBJ
mobl ser gigentumer uns 6ieielbe
@elegenbeit bot pie BEN an0eren 8ie-
ten6en, bot mir bieier Mnfmuf ernife
|56mierigfeiten bereitet, 5umal i6
|@el6er aus anberen Son6s nebmen
mnBte, Die erfebt peroen miiiien. Ser
&alf 1T aIfo nit geborgtem @eloe ge-
modt moroen. @s lit bas erfte Weal
mGbren6 meiner Miilionstdtigfeit,
6aB i6 6riiden0e Sd1l6en iiberneb=
men muBe. ST. er5dble Sbnen oas
nnes, 6o1nit Sic erfennen, IN melber
Sage ih mid befan6, ols Sbre @abe
anfam, un6 mie tie i%nfolgebeiien gez
miir6igt miro
nebera4 finb sic Mifltonare in Got.
Die Sage Ser Miiiionen, bie unter
@eitung 6es bodtpit. 8i16ofs Surtb
nnf Sen 8bilippinen iteben, lit feineS=
megs ein5ig in ibrer Mrt; Mberan in
ben Miifionen berr16t Scot. Die
amertfant16en @atbolifen Dor alien
folten 6aber beitrebt iein, 6ieier Scot
gu fteuern, 5umal Die @atbolifen am
oerer, bonn &riege f6tperer betroffe=
men Gambler in b0beremMaBe nod als
mir, 6ie mir berbdltnismdBig menig
5u lei0en batten, g%e5tpungen iin6,
9pfer at bringen fir 6aS 8erf beS
@ie6eraufba1es I'M eigenen 2an6e.
|@or nnem aber lolten mir Der Wfi1z
|iionare a1f Sen Nbilippinem ge6en=
Ten, nmentli9 BEG bodfpf. 8ii9ofs
|l@urtb, Der mie0erbolt IN 8riefen an
Die 3entral1Sene 6ie Soften ieiner
|Di05eie gei9il6ert fat. 9ie Bbilippi=
men Iteben uns al1d, ols amerifani=
fdes @ebiet nabe. @aben fir 8ii6of
@urtb, uie a116 fir un6ere Wiiiio=
mare, nimmt Die 3entrall5teae 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
9. Oftober l91o
8ehin6erter @anitae1nf.

,,Wnrllm g1tden Sic 1enn bier
Lanai Gas 8nuptiftiid Der 5amnlung
bd1at bod 6ort
u@eeB idl fiber Ser StubI fteM 10
r1iml
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-09
SmeaterS

Smeaters fur ale 3nede-leid=
te Seriep, fancp Worfeos unb
sbafer=aeftrift, gang mollene unb
ei9ene Mirturen, mirtli6 mooern
uno e6te Wertbe, Nreiie $1.75,
$3.50, 1915 Bis $3.50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-10
LIBERTY BOND INTEREST
by JOHN G. HERNDON, JR., It.

his subscription to the Fourth Loan
not in excess of 100000. In other
words, he may be exempt on the in
come from $4,000 worth of other
issues in addition to the $4,000 in
vestment in Fourth Loan Bonds plus
exemption from $4,000 face value
referred to under go above. CD
A corporation, subscribing as above
indicated, does not have to include
the income received from such bonds
to the amounts mentioned as income
subject to the war excess profits tax.
(9) There is in the Fourth Liberty
Loan act a provision for the addl-
tional exemption of interest on s30,-
600 of First Liberty LIS converted
as the result of the issuance of
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds at 4 IL
per cent. For all practical purposes
this additional privilege may be for
gotten since there are relatively few
persons who converted their tax
exempt 3 1-2s into 4 1-2 per cent.
bonds which should remain tax free
only until two years after the ter
ination of the war. ~he persons for
this truth are as follows: (a) In
stead of converting tax-free LIS
the taxpayer would naturally have
sold them in the open market and
and bought a la per cent. bond at
a considerably lower price. OBJ There
are but few persons owning $4,000
of Liberty j rs to whom the receipt
of an additional "a of l per cent.
would be a sufficient incentive to in
duce them to dispose of their abso-
luteIy tax-free security in order to
obtain one free from tax only until
two years after the close of the war.
One other very important provision
of the law is that interest paid IN
order to subscribe to Liberty Bonds,
or to carry them after subscription,
is a deductible item from gross IN
come; whereas, the income received
from the bonds is not subject to the
normal tax and is exempt from sur
tax or from war excess profits tax
to the extent above noted. This de-
ductibility of interest paid on Liberty
Bonds applies to bonds whenever
purchased, as we'll as those original
ly subscribed for by the taxpayer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-10
TO Take German Merchant
Ships in Return For Food

Paris, March 10.-The plans
adopted by the Supreme War Coun-
Gil under which the negotiations
with the German authorities regard
ing the turning over of the German
merchant ships will be resumed
after their recent interruption at
Spa, provide for the holding of the
sessions of the negotiations at Brus-
sells. The allied delegates will leave
Paris next Wednesday for the Bel
gian capital and the first session in
the resumption of the negotiations
will probably be held on Thursday
in one of the government palaces
there.
The plans determined upon by the
council, as already stated, provide
for the taking over OF the German
merchant ships in return for food
supply for Germany until the next
harvest. The chief difficulty thus far
has teen over the manner of pay
ment for the food supplies. but the
new proposals are expected to meet
the former objections.
It'is understood that the pay
ments will come from three sources
first, in the form of products such
as coal and potash; second, from
credits which Germany has in neu-
trail countries which have thus far
been unavailable because of the H.
nancial blockade: and, third, from
foreign securities held by Germany.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-10

less something uncommon happens.
McCarron, who fights Joe Marks
in the semi -windup. has fought Dick
Stosch. of Cleveland, Willie Mahoney.
Young Robideau, etc. On Thursday
night at Pottstown, he gave Young
Earring the licking of his life. He
fought Sammy Shift several times,
getting the decision over him once
and drawing with him at Harrisburg
in an eight round bout.
Eddie Dundee who meets Joe Phil
ips of Philadelphia, was matched to
meet Larry Hansen at Altoona on
Saturday night for ten rounds. Ham
sen remembered his last meeting with
Dundee at Harrisburg. and wisely
crawled out of the match. You have
little dope on Dundee. The man
who has fought over fifty fights and
has never been knocked off his feet.
Everything in first class shape at
the club. A ring that cannot be ex-
celled in Pennsylvania, with showers,
etc. Runk will introduce an electric
bell, thus enabling the time keeper
to operate the bell with his foot
without having anything to detract
his attention.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-10

Winning TWO games away from
home, Friday and Saturday nights. at
Reading and Allentown, practically
clinched the pennant for the Tech
nical basketball team in the Cen
tral Pennsylvania League. Tech
plays at Steelton Saturday night and
on the next two Friday nights Read-
ing and Steelton will visit Chestnut
Street Auditorium. 1t seems hurdly
possible that anything can keep Tech
from it's second successive remnant
Keeping the records straight III the
Central PENNSYLVANIA League is about
as difficult as any task sporting
editor is asked TO do. Some of the
contests are never reported To the
newspapers for publication. AS an
example scarcely any one in the cir
cult knows what happened as Steel
ton when Reading visited there sat
urdayN u week ago. Just where the
fault lies is a question. Each of the
teams ought to be responsible for
their own individual scores.
Tech has made a wonderful record
to date. Not one football game was
lost and Tech has romped through a
dozen basketball games with but one
defeat, and that by single point on
the Lebanon floor. 1t is a wonder
IutATeCOFu dIld Ouc LAdl 1tSh S1i 1SSA
| proud of.
Friday night the Maroon will have
chance to add to their laurels.
| With the Central Penn bunting al
most a certainty, Lansford high
. school, coal region champions, will
visit Chestnut street. These lads
| have cleaned up everything in the
coal regions and if Tech can score
| victory it will mean that much
! more for the Maroon. Then the Phil
| adelphia All-Scholastics will be here
! for a mid-week game. They are the
! pick of the Philadelphia schools. The
| best players have been assembled
! from the best high school teams of
also defeated, Tech can easily lay
| the Quaker City. With this team
| claim to the championship of the
| States. No doubt Toledo's Scott
| High team will be dispanding one of
| these days when someone tips them
| off as to what Tech has been doing.
With the Tech lads back in school
| for another week. fans will be look
| ing forward to the champion game
at Chestnut street with the Lans-
| ford quintet.
SHIPPENSBURG BEATS TARSUS
| A hard fought battle on Saturday
night fell to Shippensburg Normal
School, Tarsus being another victim
of close score, 42-39.
Cobaugh and Meek put up star