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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

Julian Hawthorne has finished his prison term for violation of the pos tai laws on mining promotions. If now he should sell a sufficiently large quantity of his stock, will he regain his social standing?
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20
RUBBER CLOTHING

Large line of Raincoats, Rubber Coats, Rubber Hats, Rubber Blankets, Rubber Gloves, Rubber Aprons, Horse Covers, Wagon Boots, Oiled Coats, Oiled Blankets, Oiled Pants, Oiled Jackets.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

The average citizen may get to un- derstand differentiaI calculus, but the currency bill looks hopeless to him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20
co. SUES
 ALLISON ON NOTE

Papers have been filed in the com mon pleas court in the suit brought by the Erwin M. Jennings Go. of this city against Harry s. Allison of Mill ford. It is alleged that Allison gave the plaintiff a note for $7oO which is unpaid.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

William B. Shinks, of Springfield Mass, of $15, ,OOo in another deal ID alleged worthless stock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20
RUBBER BOOTS

We sell large quantities of Rubber Boots at all seasons and especially during the rainy season Hip Boots, Storm King Boots, Short Boots, Boys Boots, Ladies Boots, Children's Boots, etc., etc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

law below" Byron continues: ffHe counted them at break of day-and
 when the sun set where were they! The Greeks were completely victorious, and on the day after the battle the
 bay was covered with the wrecks of Asia's fleet.
 The celebration of succoth or the Feast of Tabernac1es, in which the
 Jews of the world have been engag- ed since last Wednesday evening, will
 close this week. The observance or
 this ancient harvest festival will con
 tinue through today and tomorrow
 and on Tuesday evening Hoshhanah-
 RahhahwiT begin This is the day on which the farmers of ancient PaIes-
 tine prayed for rain It was the GUS
 tom to beat willow branches on the
 floor and recite special prayers. AS
 willows grow along the edges Of wat
 erways they are considered as sym
 boIic or rain. Sh'mini-Asteres VIII De
 observed from sunset of Wednesday
 to the setting of Thursdays sun- This
 is inc feast of the Eighth Day. The
 autumn festival concludes on Friday
 with Simol1as-Torah, the Feast or Re- ioicing with the Law. It is home and synagogue festival, and character ized bv merrymaking and rejoicing Tbe scrolls of the law, parchment cop les of the Jewish Scriptures, are enn- lheIlished with ornaments of silver ana
 gold, covered with velvet and car ried about the synagogue In triumph quaint Hebrew songs are sung our1ng the ceremony and the children follow their elders in procession, carrying
 paper banners topped by lighted can dies. The Feast of Rejoicing with the Law marks the conclusion of the an nuaI cycle of weekly Bible lessons. On l that day the first chapter in Genoe1s | is also read and the cycle begins over again.
 Few nations have made as many changes in name and constitution within so short a period as the re-
 public of Colombia It was hfty-
 two years ago today, Oct 20, 1S63, that the name of ColoInb1a was nnaely al.1 adopted, as a result of the successIul l revolution of Mosquera- From that time until 1886 the country remained | the United States of Colombia Tn l the latter year new constitution was l adopted, providing for unitary form 1 of government under the name or | the Republic of Colombia.
 | Colombia was first settled by span | ish adventures early in the sixteenth I century, and was divided into two ter | ritories known as Nueva Andalucla [ and Caste11a de Gro. Just four cen | turies ago they were united as the
 Province of Tierra F'irrna. Before the | close of the century the country be- I came the presidency of New Grana- na In 1718 it was erected into a vice royalty, including within it's limits not only Colombia, but also Venezuela I and Ecuador. A revolution against | Spanish authority broke out about a i century ago, and in 1919 the nberator, Bolivar, established the Republic o1 Il Colombia. comprising the present re- | publics of Colombia, Panama, Vene- que1a and Ecuador. In 1881, Venezue-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent Word.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26
Sentihe Sruppenibuusspldte.
Bon Jrsiberrn D. Ssdsnborft +
g.neralkuinani 3. 9.

Die. ginrihtung Der 9ruppens
ii6unssplase III cine Grrnns.nfhdft
Der neiieren 3sii. Tie erite erit beahs
ieie 4nreeiine ba3u bat mob! Elm pers
bi.Hter preubiIter General eegsbsn,
Der in oienitliber Gissnihnft anIans
Der 70,r Sabre in einem itaIieniiten
9ruppsniibuneslaeer ipeiIts. SIN ieis
mem Beriti idiloerte er bic srcbtn
9ortb.iIe fir bic iriessmGbise guss
bilbung Der 9ruppsn auf 10 groben.
unbebinoert benilbboren. dbipehss
Iunssr.inen GeIanbefidden, nnb be-
fiirporiete iixr3eusenb iolhe Mnlus
aen in GeiitihIano. Die iih fottbnus
ernb entfpidelnoe Qnnbpirihihaft, bas
anipahien Der 0arniionitdbte, bic
Misunderstanding gntIc'tnng Der BE-
Dolterung ipie bic Werrinesruna Der
5lurfbdn<n auberbolb Der Tlan1Ders
ssit unteritiibten bic militdrifh be-
sriinoets JorOeri.ns. einsr ihnellen
oastmeinen Ginfiibruns Itauben absr
bic Shpisrigfeit Der 9ereitiislllng
bon WiiiteIn nsbsn oenieniaen fir iuels
tere MusgeItaliung bts Sesres unb oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS enigsgen.
60 ipurbsn erSt BON anfang Der 90er
SABRE alb bic groben aruppeniibunsss
pIdbe Wuniier in Der aiineburser
!6eibe fir bns 5sbnte 4rmeetorps (47
Auubrattilomsitr), D0beris fir bas
0arbetorps (4S Qnnbrotiilometer). J.
4ltenernbpp fiir bns pisrte armses
iorps go Guunrottilometsr) ioipie bic
iibrieen ileinsf.n neu stIfiffsn oher
eripeitert. Oegenipdrtig beflebeu I'm
gsreih Der preuBiffM Wilitdrperpal.
tung q 1rnppeniibnngspIdte uno
3ipei 1ubortilIerief GnikbplGBe (mnbn
bei a0In. 20 Qudbratlilometsr. unb
aborn, A. GuabrattiIoneier), Don
oentn nnmentlin Der Iestere aud Der
geIedtsausbiIbuns Der iibrisen Mafs
fen Suguts tcmmt. gu bsnen Der nelies
fen 3tit gsb0rsn 3oTsn (Garbsr
torps), Obrbruf /. 1biirinssn fur bns
Ii. Mrmeeiorps. 6tubsrg. iptitlih
Sigmoringen fiir bos IA. 4rmesscrps.
Orb. noroDitIih 1anun fur bas 18.
Armeeiorps unb Or1fenDDbr Bel Ben
reutb fur bns 3. 9nptrifne Rcrps.
Der 1ruppeniibungzpIob Arps in i'm
OftDbfr 1912 aus bem Derein bts 1.
NrmeetorpS in ben bes 20. iibtrgeonns
Gen. bir ba1 2. 9rmsssofpl y ssH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26

nod oos Slid, iebr jung sn ieill, ieiii
Vcrnogen entitammt dbnlih 0en;
9fodefeuerlden Milliarben bem &c.
troleltn, CT bciist in Nilblnno aeluni-
|tiee grouliclien. ober nnaleid) oc:i
|nmerifanllden Wtilliaroorcn fiimmcrt
lid Der iiInge HubeIfonig nus Den,
Reidc 0es 3oren icbr nenig nm Sod.
iinnnS, er meiB nidt einnol 5n inacil,
mic bod acgenpdrtig fem einfoii,-
men lit, bas nloht if,m amdl tclnc
Sorgc, cr fam pbnebin ocll gerillg.
liten 5beiI boppn fnum mmtcrbrirgsll
Ii,no gicbt 10 piel aus, OILS er Siilt ba;
abcr mir fiir icine Efcroc. Gr
ieIblt fiibrt Elm perboltni6rnoilig CHI.
fad,es Scben, aount iidl notilrIih oci
Curtis mn bic 9colcnllidlfeit, Die 'ci,i
IHeidltbum ihm bietcn fam, nher or
bot mcnia Sinn fir cine prlrltuoGc
Ci,tiaitina icincS geiibes mo nat
fein 8crlt.inoniB iiir Die Or
jentri5itGtem mandlcr N,nItlmiIlir.
mare. Nur feline pferbe beihdfiigen
ibn, unb er fammelt iis ipie moeie
Sterbli1e griefmarten. Gin eaal,s
Iher oSourndliit, Der ben bnrn ieinsil
ienfdtionelIen Bferospsrtauf in Hst,s
murfet 10 ploblih beriibmt gefpprceneE
Ruisn beiufte, ifiloeri i'm ols siner
iungen Wenihen nit f6orfseidniites
Iner Raie uno groben 9tusen, in benstl
|emt ssipiiie ilapii6s WlelarhpIis
ipielt. Der reitite Wann Der Ueit
1T auberoroentli6 iorgfdItis unb ee,
ihmadpoa esileiost, absr uutsr itrens
ger 8ermeiounq jeber Guffdlli9.eit:
uno ipsnn er ipri9t, ipridi er bon lei
nen pferoen. rSie iino jebt iupbl ibre
l6 Winioneu psrtb unb bas sia5ias,
lpus mir am SerSen Iie0t. Sd ba5s
eiren Stall in Siflis, Der eegen 50
pferoe Sdblt, einsn 3tpeiten nit GO
pferoen in Warfhau unb siren orittsa
ritie if jsbt in poris Elm. S6 laiis
meme pferoe in Waridau, Wins.ln,
petersburg uno paris lauisn. nnb ci~
neg BON ibnsn, bic grimio, boltt ii9
ben grobsn preis Der 3ariu, unisrs-
ruNiI6en 3erbps.
Wenn mein 2oriierStail erii or1ariz
/ iirt lit, mill idl nad i'm enaIiihen
Gerbp Gin Riero BON mir Inuieit ial,
ien." Serr Mtantaid)ep bate Die abs
liid)t, in 2ouoon eiiiige DER beriibnttc.
| item Aennpieroe su touien. hattie aud)
Jon Soro 9ioiebcrrp telearapbirt nno
aefrlgt, oh o9tcil e,olu" 3u berfaIfer
mare, aber or ipuroe abaeipieien mo
nuiBic iid) Damn in Sonoon iiber5eu.
lnen. oaB e$ nidlt leidt aelinat, nit
bohen sln9cboten paiiionierte Renn.
Iitailbeiiter oa5u 3u brinaen. Die Ser.
len hires StaIles 81 perllBern. SD
babe nur eincu Ghrgei3 ouI bieicr
gSelt", ertldrte Der ruiiiIdle MuIti,
ImiIliouGr l1deIno, lid modte einell
Ger beiien Stalle beiiten. Gie ge.
ibafii8ung nit Oieiem Blame madi
mir sSreiioe, un0 ipnS id) iiir Die Bier.
neSlIdlt tbun tanH, miro audi &c.
| iteheu"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26
Sna6 BON be @atertant.

Gs III nitt 70 einfnt, bas 2eben
Der gBaiier.anie au peritsben. Wlou
" cine anoere g8elt aIs i'm ginnsns
ldnoe. cine in.sreifanie WeIt. obne
6raac. aber pas lie lin sSnaritsn
auiommenbalt". bIeibt monhem INNER
rerboraeu.. Die Ilrinaer unb yrieb.
febern ihrer griheinunoen pollen itus
Dirt iein. Sic erforpern elm liebepoi.
les Yerien!eu in ibre Giaenori. Die.
leg. mas man ni6t 10 obns Weiieres
perltehi. bat ieinen auien 9runo in
ben Seionberhsiien oes alimas, in Der
2ebensfpeiie. Der 4ninauuna unb i'm
Temperament Der geipobnsr, nitt
aulss! auf in Der Mnht Der ueberIis.
ferunaen. bic pielleicht niraenos nat,s
tdItiuer tpirten o!s in Der Iait panb.
lunasunfdbIaen 9ebdhtigteii Der MAI.
ierianiier uno ihrem eineepurselten
aonierpatioismus. Wson iou bierki
aber riht on SntperfdlIiateit uno une
aeitasmdbe Qbaeitanbentsit ben,en.
Die oeiitiae Reqiamfeit ielbft Der iIsis
Een Seute an Der norbbeutihen Waf.
iertdnte iteht iensspegs ouf BEN
yiulpuntt uno ibre pbantaiie lit In
Der Reael ioaar fart befliiaeli. 9ll.
leroings: ipenn man Elm .2uibbje'
III. rpie man in 6ambura fact. ndmlid,
Elm eInaeDonbertsr. Elm Ridtbambur.
oer. ponn ipirb man ben ginbeimiinen
niht 10 leift onbers aIs BON Der eins
iI!biaen Seite tsnnen Iernen uno iIh
bamit elm aana faIihes Bib BON ihm
MAIDEN. Wer aber luarm aelporben iit.
Elm biB6en auf bic heimathlihe Giesn.
art einauoehen unb beipnbers pIatt su
reDtn tpeiB. Der piro anoere Grfahrun.
aer fammeln. sfreilih III bas leihter
aeiast als aethan. unb beionners nit
bem plattreben bat Is Ieinen bebenf.
Iihen 6aten. sSh ieIbii babe bieie
trnuriae grfabruna aemahi. SbaIein
mir cas VIotioeutfhe in medlenburais
ihtr Wunburt aeldufia iit. 10 baB i'd,
perbdItniBmdBia leiht hinisr bic 0s.
heimnifIe bes bamburaifhen pIatts oe.
tommen bin. fiel i'd bod ieinerseit nit
meinem WaeniB. mid in sinem ge.
ipr1h aIs einaeboren au aebGrben. bel
hen ipirflih Gingeborenen lauter
ssanmaaten - b0lIifh ob. sSh mubte
eine Runbe 0roa .fmisten1. baau ticF
In .be anipptnfh" (Gklbbeutel) fteigen
unb mir nod obenbrein ben -fmeeriasn
@rieniie@ (bas fhnbenfrobt 0rinien)
ouf benz rotben. pon arauer 6nlstroufe
umrahmten 0tiidt bes GhleppDama
eferfdppens aefallen laifen. 4ber erit
in ben lebten 5aatn ipeib i'd. baB ih
nirtlih bon benz ehten Waifertonien.
platt nthts tpeib. sSG1t mir bo elm
neuer 8onb bes bamburaifGen Bolts.
bidters Gorh sFod in bic 66nbe:
-6omboreer aonmooten~, elm ii Der
Gprane ber unDerf6tfM fMtsn Wuferton.
tsnIease aef6risbeusS Isfsass BUD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26
@sm ,,r.ihiten MGmH Der
Welt".

Der Aubm Rodefellers, Der reifite
Nann Der @elt su iein, III beorobi,
nah ben ausfiibri!ngen zines Sonoos
rer 8Inttes gebiibrt oieier 9iteI ei.
mem 9iltiien, Der erit jett, onrh einan
ploslihen srob5iigigen anfaui noil
Mennpferoen in England, in ben
gnnnfreis Der ipeteurop1iihen Cci.
fentIihfeit getreten 1T. Cieier Btu.
bsltSnie4, 9err Mansni4e,, bat bas,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26

lDorin ih /. 3. bic unalaubiihe Des
ihid,te bon ariIhan 6onolulu leis,
ben lie ipioer glilIen sn elmer
Tdhrt mad, Der Siibfre anaehtueri
bdbtn. ipp er bann Gelisbter Der
irnscn RSniain BON 6onoluIu lpiro,
ctgleih er eins 70 .srote Snni" bat,
bab es alien geiiten, penen sr bic Sc
itibie ersdhlt, Elm R1sbiel lit, ipis ss
Die tubieliee Goniein aneefanaen bd=
Cen mohte. ariifan su rinuoeln", "a
eben rptaen Der ydIe dbiolut nidt a:l
ariidans Wunb an3ntommen lit.
llnb 10 lfie ich nod cine gnn5e Wengt
ieltiamer geasbniiIs aus bsm gs6en
Der esammoasen, if bore fie rebeu,
Ierne lie psriIehen. gtber Elm Guibbje
bleibe id) barnm rcd. yDie lam mun
ir;iien, oab Beet gsrta beibte DAP
elmer nid,t Elm amt pbsr cine Gi.ll,.
lcnbern eli, 9ohntie BATE Dab sia
mann nit eineH farbiaen 0orhemo
Elm 9ufhernutie CUR Sfou trdat2
llnb 10 aibt es ipei.er i'm Isrt! Sn
Ter eonmaateu Spra6e mntlt man
cine Sahe nift ffnea, ionbern aai.
mar ftisrt nitt nsusieris duf elm
Wdohen, ionoern afupt, man ptrSeb1t
fsine Girffsn, Ionoern aosbeern, nan
priemi ni6t in sJonmaaieH areiien.
ipnbsrn ifiebt iih ..u priintie oht,r
BE- aui.n" (8adens1bne). Dos Stgsl
lit bat Gsil, ber Tampfer III Elm
Snisuteiper (ein oualmsnter gper);
man befpeat iib nift lansfam. ions
tern futile pornGr.s, cine rutlcie
Ttau, Die tein rehtss SiBfleiih bat.
in cine Rattaaii. uno ittli.bIit seh'
man peralpeiftit, neil man Die Sdfs
hot niht tapieri, nift etipa ins gett,
icnnsrn in bic gud. WandN bIefe.
Iort.r unb Reb.nsar.en iinb reht
biIrmdbio uno Enmorpoa. Ous sei1t
i:d befpnoers b:i oen Sprihiporiern,
fie rituntsr in ihrsr Ierbbsii fein
9latt pcrnehmen. Der ardrer n
Gin arintenii6rDsr fSorintbeniiOtes
rsr), htr Bauer Elm Giutenpdocer
(iitria.ns duh risdienburaiif: Stola
Itntrst.r), Der SoIbdt Gin Slaboot
(Shlaatpht) uirp. Zen topfaudenoea
WGnnern ruff oi. reioiuts 6ausf-nu
su: .WannsIiip eroIt (oiirfen) airs
eien, man nih Gins neien". unb Der
rsh.itaffene Wsnfh thui cine hGmis
ite gdfreoe nit Der 9s'nerfuna nb:
,.@eeen n tSobr MeB (5ubre WiIt)
fann N MIDI aniiinitn." Der aluds
cher iast in Saniburg: ~geIinHtn is
!. btF': bi n mtinIhsn. Dsnn al
eer WuHertunte sipei beirothn. oann
,Iniisien is ere gliinnsn toiamen"
(iperfen iis ihre 2umpsn 5uiannen).
uno ppn ostpifTen TSrauen areiDOhHt
man: Spite Res uHo ipiss Ginn, boz
III. b. 9iiipel in" Nls ih plait MAIDEN
ipollte. ba inat. mir Der nben erfpdbnte
aGppsn ,aItIdh,lnb: .puR op. id
imser bic Ssnp op ben 1itt!" ein
reutlifer Qbihrsfun9sruf, Der MID
in bic HolIe bes su sntrpobnenben
SGuglinos brdnai. Bon sintr Gran,
bic bag 1raueriuhr hinter iif bat,
faat man: .Se eaht az fpebber
.lohrt" (Sie oeht ipie6sr farbie eins
fer). Die tiefits nnb unfpiberlsslihi.e
Deisfsit aber itedt in Dem oIteu Daf-
isrtantentport: % ou b!inbe Wslt,
lpc qeibii bu in Tiii.srn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26
@roker 8 etrie B.

8efanoniBinipeftor (8u einem in
Saft befinoliben SobItapler): .uMie.
biele graute baben Sie BENT ei.
gentlih2 ssn Der beutigen 3eit,lng
be6en ia iieben 8dter Die Berlobung
ibrer Iohter NIT sSbnen auf!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-26

Gr ipur0e als pantoffelklb
aamdblih aft unh srau.
Bel jeslihem Disput behalf
Das lsbte Wort Die 5rau.
0o6 einen 9roit ibm itiemanb raubt.
3iebt er gum s.p'gen port,
60 Dirb ibm fiderlih erIaubt
Don ibr>- SaS !sste Wsrt.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Messrs. A. Y. Moore, Willis street,
and ]. w. Hoffacker, Manchester,
have become members of the Mary
land Automobile Club.
Mr.. Jonas Frock, of near Silver
Run, who served in Company c. 9Th
Maryland Regiment, has this month
received an increase of pension and
a check for $3.50.
The Manchester base ball team will
play the Pikesyille YanIgans two
games on July &c, at Manchester. and
will play two return games at Pixies
Vile on September Il.
The City College base ball team IL
scheduled to play Western Maryland
College IN this city on April "a, and
the Polytechnic team is to play the
local team here on March %
Carroll county residents were sur
priged on Saturday afternoon about
$50 O'Clock when heavy thunder
gust came up. The lightning was
sharp and the rain heavy. Sunday
was a cold and blustery day
The Western Maryland Railway
Company has let a contract for 800
tons of 90-pound open-hearth stee
rails, the order to be divided between
the Bethlehem Steel Company and the
Carnegie Steel Company The rails
which will be delivered during the
summer, will be utilized for renewal
purposes on various portions Of the
Western Maryland system. This II
one of the largest steel rail- contracts
ever let BY the Western Maryland
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-02-28

Resolutions against segregation
dealing with the social evil and In
favor of Statewide prohibition In
Maryland we're adopted Saturday dur
ing an ali=day conference Of Prohibl-
tionIsts at the Odd Fellows, Temple,
Baltimore. The first resolution which
was offered By Charles L. Woods,
State chairman. stated that those
present were "unalterably opposed to
any form Of segregation, permission
or license as solution of the Vice
problem, but declare for complete
suppression as the only remedy for
this evil, the twin sister of the liquor
traffic. Those attending the meeting
from this county were ]. I. Evans,
Emory G. Ebaugh, s. ]. Ebaugh, Il. G.
Runkles, v d. Keller. Miss Blanche
W. Walker. Miss Parepa y. Walker
and D. ]. Humby.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-22
AT TIE MAJESTIC.

The Angel Musical Comedy compa-
ny passed their 3OOth consecutive per-
Torrance yesterday with no abate-
ment OF their popularity in sight.
Majestic patrons show their appreci-
alton OF the style of entertainment
presented by packing the little play
house day after day and the Angel
company seem TO have no limit 10
their ever-changing repertoire. The
present bill is Christmas Eve" a very
timely little comedy drama with n
touch Of pathOs TO relieve the songs
laughter. The story is laid in
the hills Of New Hampshire and a
number Of novel scenic effects have
been arranged including "A most real
istic snow scene. Miss Evelyn a a
dramatic role which gives her oppor-
tunities different from the usual parts
n is called upon to play. The com
edy element is first class and the per
Torrance is replete with novelties and
original song numbers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-22
At THE ORPHEUNL.

Max Bloom and his company of
merry makers returned TO the Orphe-
um Sunday and entertained capacity
audiences with his familiar collection
of songs and nonsense under the title
of The Sunny Side of Broadway"
The musical tabloid might as we'll
be called that as anything else for the
story isn't deep enough To bother any
one and the various characters devote
most of their time to love making or
money making which is presumably
the principal occupation OF both sides
OF Broadway.
Max Bloom is his same jOvial self
with his contagious grin and natural
Hebrew mannerisms. He doesn't
strain after effects but earns about as
many laughs as any character come
dian in the same length of time. His
episode with the horse Is as laughable
as yer. his humorous bits are thor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-22
THEATERS
"LTTTLE LOST SISTER"
X X x X x X X x x x X

Virginia Brooks play of the tempt
atoms Of a big city. Little Lost Sis
ter" was the attraction at the
Auditorium Sunday and viii be re-
peated Monday night. The play was
presented here last eas and has
been revised and considerably i'm
proved since the first version was Of
fered. There is still room for i'm
prOvement before il becomes a classic.
II abounds in maudlin sentiment and
mock herOics that are al times glar-
ingly Inconsistent Gretchen Sher-
man. as Mary Randall. a part evil
IDENTIFY based on Miss Brooks per-
sonal Investigations. gave a forceful.
legitimate impersOnation IF an office
girl in the second act. John Leach
furnished what little comedy there
was as talkative stage lrishman. The
purported sensational cafe scene was
simply coarse and unpleasant melo-
drama with q regular "HaWkshaW-
the-Detective" hnal that was wildly
~applauded.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-22
HOW HICHENS DRANfATIZED HIS
GREATEST BOOK

Robert Hichens. the English author,
says that he never accomplished any
thing of Importance through pre-cOn-
ceived planning. He asserts that his
most successful achievements have
been suggested quite unexpectedly or
accidentally. The author is an init
mate acquaintance of Madame Ma
varro (Mary Anderson), and it was at
a banquet in London that the Amerl-
can actress suggested to Mr.. Hichens
that he dramatiZed his book. The
Garden of Allah" Kitchens told Ma
dame Navarro Of his experiences in
Sicily with the late Clyde Fitch. who
had spoken discouragingly of several
small plays he had submitted and
confessed that he would have a great
deal of trepitude in attempting such
an important task as she had sug-
gested. In a bantering way Madame
Navarro said that she would cOllab-
crate with Hichens in the work of
making a play of his book. Her sug-
gestions, although made more as a
jest han anything else. impressed
Hichens more and more, until he
finally went to the country-place of
the Navarro and had a serious talk
on the subject, the result of which
was that shortly began work on what
has proven 10 be a most successful
drama.
Although, the arrangement was
started as a joke, it has proven a most
lucrative business arrangement. Dur
ing the past season these ~co-authOrS
received their share of the royalties
from the Liebler company for the
drama of 1.-The Garden of Allah"
nearly $40, ZOO. The drama of The
Garden of Allah will be presented
for the first time in South Bend at the
Auditorium at the Christmas matinee,
remaining there the balance OF the
week., giving five performances in all.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-22
ONE KILLED, wv HURT
WHEN AUTO HITS BRIDGE
Dashes Into Coping and Drops % Feet
To Fcotpath BelOw-Chauf-
feur Escapes.

NEW YORK. Dee. 22.-One person
was killed and two were injured sun
day night when an automobile travel
ing along a driveway in Contra park
dashed into a new stone coping of a
bridge and dropped TO a footpath
bordering the drive. % feet below.
Miss Tessie Fitzgerald, % years old.
Of Peekskin, y. Y. was killed instant
~. Miss Frances Lyman Of this city
and another passenger IN the machine
chung 10 a brass railing and were not
thrown from the car and escaped
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-22
COLOMBIAN AGENT HAD
FEARS FOR HIS SAFETY
senior Ramirez Departs HurriedIy
From Panama Following Dem
Onstration Thursday.

PANAMA. Dec. 2E.-As a result OF
the anti-Colombian demonstration
here last Thursday night. when sew
eral houses occupied by COlombians
wered stoned. Sanchez Ramirez. the
confidential agent here OF the Colom-
bian government. sailed for home Sat
urday for reasons Of safety.
Senior Ramirez's departure was in
no way urged by the Panaman gov
eminent. which, on the contrary,
offered him an armed guard until the
temper Of the people had become
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-22
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-22

death with minor hurts. The chauf-
feur was uninjured n fled.