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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
@n8lano lebmt ab.

Gie Mnttport Ser britii9en &egie-
r11ng m1f Ole @aibingtoner 8oritel=
lungen gegen Sic 8lodier1ng lit ous=
gefallen, mie mat allgemein ertpar=
tet batte. England lebnh es ob, 6em
Stan6punft unierer &egierung IT.
gen6me1de &on5eIiionen 5u mahen,
beaniprudt fir ii6 oaS &edt, un-
fern &an6el nit ne11tralen 9afen 81
fontrollieren nn6 na6 @elieben 5u
nnterbin6en. @enn man in @a1b=
ington ettpas 6ogegen bat, mag mon
fi9 an Elm Sdie6sgeridt tpen6en.
unberiddmter ba1tte Sic Mrttport ntdt
mobl ousfauen fonnen. @nglan6
mmmt fir ii6 obne @inidrdnfl1ng
6as &edt in Mniprud, 6ie bolfer=
redtliden M%bmodungen nn6 interna=
ttonolen @eiebe 10 ous5rlegen, mie
es ieinen S%ntereiien entipridt, Elm
Stanopu11ft, SEN England bon ieber
bertreten bot. I'm Musre6en lit Sir
@6mar6 @rep midt berlegen. Neben
oen 6e11tiden l1nterieebooten urr6 Sen
oeutiden 9nftidiffen miiiien Ste IN
famen 2iigen iiber sic BON BEN Dert=
ihen in 8elgien ongeblid beriibten
@relrel> Sic ongebliden 8runnenper=
%giftungen in Mfrtfa, Sic Sertpen6ut1g
bon @osbomben IN Slan6ern un6 Sic
@erienfrng ser 2ulitania berbolten,
um sic 111rerborten ACKNOWLEDGMENT
6es @olterredtes our6 Dos etgliide
8iraterbolf gu redtfertigen. @an
ourf in Ser Ebot gefpamt iein, mas
man in @oibington oa5u gu ioge,t
boben miro. Sa1 ser 21tiitanio-&on-
troberie fat uniere &egierung 6ert
Stanopunft eingenommen, bob iie
ii6 auf cine Oisfuliion Ser 8eldtper=
SEN OeutidlanoS gegen England
11tft e11la11en tonne, DaB allo 0te
@erletungen oes @olferredtes, oie
iie Denti9lonS - 31 l1nredt : 5umt
gortpurf madt, na6ltr@ nidt ent=
ida1Iobar tpiir6e1t, baB england iid
idmerer gerletungen 6es @olferredt
tes gegen @el1t1dlanb iduloig ge-
madt babe.
9la19 SEN @e6onfen zines @hie6s=
geridtes fat lie in BEN Museinan6er-
iebungen NIT leuti9lanb BON ser
6an6 getpieien uno einfad barauf be-
itan6en, 6ab 6en Ser. Stoaten ibr
mirfltdes ODER permeintlides @eht
mer6e. @enn uuiere @egierutg Die
fen Stan6punft aud England gegen.
iiber bertreten min, Damn miro lie
iid 3u elmer energiiden Mnttport emit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Gime ~Sifembarmm9 oes
&rie9eS.

Sc Id11ger Ser &rieg ba1ert un6
ie ut1perfrorener bie aItierte un6 an=
glopbtle 2iigerfompogne gefiibrt
miro, elto mebr ringt itd sic 8abr=
belt furh. @erabe sic l1nperidamt=
belt 111tb 9looiinnigfeit Ser Mntibel1t=
ifen Sete miro ser @elt Sic Mugen
off1en iiber Sic @abrbaftigfeit un6
oie cole @robe 6es 6el1tiden @olfes
uno oes ur1pergleidli6en 6eutiden
Spltems. Seute MIR etnes gum Be=
peiie biej er 8eba11ptung.
@ie bot man in al SEN feinoli=
den 9a11oern 3eter unb Mor6io ge=
idrien iiber Sen oeuti6en Wilitaris=
mus u110 iiber Sic ltramme Srganiia=
ton u1to ltrenge &egierungsform 6es
bel1tiden &ei9es. 1no pel9 lebbaf=
ten @ieoerban bat oies 2mento l1n-
ter SEN mannigfaltigiten Mooulatio-
men in Ser amerifaniiden Grelie ge=
funben! Neit ser elben unberfroren=
belt, nit meld)er Sic engliiden Madt=
baber Ste @elt glal1ben MAIDEN moq=
ten, ooB lie Sen 9rieg ni@t gegen 6as
oe1ttide Golf = Siebe Musbunge=
rungspolittf = ion6ern gegen 6ie
oeutide &egierung fiibrten, NIT Ger
feIben blooen @tumpfiinnigfeit fall
len Sic %anglopbilen 8latter 6tele s
2anbeS uber oaes mas oe11tl9 beiBt,
Der, unter Ser gntidul6igung, BOB
mir 9eutid-glmerifamer eigentli9
gong bro1dbore Meniden ieien un6
nur ge6atern b%eroienten, 6aB mtr
nit urieren Stammes= ur16 8luts=
%pertponoten ienieits 6es Meeres ipm=
potbilteren. Sa, 6iele gnglan6fnehte
entblo6en itd nidt, mie es erit fiir3=
Iid geideben, 6en1 6eutiden
GoIfe eine before 3ufunft 6urd
Sdoffung b~eiierer freibettIiderer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

iblieBen miiiien. Ser Stau6punft
ser engliiden &egierung lit p0lfer=
redtli4 unbaltbar, un6 Sic 6orm, IN
Ser 9tootsiefretar @rep 6ielen nn=
baltbaren 5tan6punft bertriH, lit
Elm Mffront fir sic neutralen Madte
%allgemeinen mn6 fir oie Ser.
Gtoaten Defenders. Dieie Note nimmt
fir england bas &ebt in Mniprud,
5nr Gee al tbl1n nn6 5u lallen, pas
es 1pin. sic ipri6t Sen 1eutralen
MG9ten ale &ebte ab, sic ibnen
6nrd internotionole 1ebereinfom=
men g%etpdbrletitet por6en itn6. Sic
pernidtet 6as @01ferredt our Gee
bollitdn6tg, iebt an Sic Steue 6se
&e6tes sic @etpaH. @nglon6s &C.
malt. Sos tit tppii6e englii@e So
Iitif. @iratenpolitif!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
yessYFNH@sS - 80 .sAa-AEa
EST. CLOUD, MINI. s.

@eiete GIT perbeiben. nno ba=
bel briugelr Damn 0ie}e ielben 8lat=
ter gleid5eitig = lpenn ond bon
Meio oiftiert = 9obesbDmnen ilber
sic misunderstanding 6euti6e Srgo=
initiation, un6 Ste Muiierten, an Der
@pibe oeor obs england, bemiben
it'd SEN MilitarismuS un6 6ie 0rga=
IMITATION 9eutidlan6s na65umaden.
l1no gerabe 6o6urb liefern lie 6en
ld~lagen0lten 8epeis fir 6ie 8or5iig=
li9feit oes 6e1ttiden Spltems, Dos tie
5u %beldimpfen un6 5u befampfen fir
notbtpenbig bielten.
SSn England riibmt mon iid, oie
5reibeit oes @olfes gu mabren> IN
oem man Sic a1gemeine @ebrpfli9t
ni6t einflbrte. l1nb babel be6ient
iid Die @egierung i'm @erein NIT Der
fopitoIiitiiden &laiie elmer Metbo6e
Ser 3pangs=&efrutierung, fir tpel@e
@eft6enfer6e MIR Elm uHhi Mber
ioIfJe @emeinbeit" ibrig baben TOM
men.
0ie @el6= un6 @anoelsintereiien
@roBbritomiens, gu 6eren @uni item
ser uniagli@ blutige un6 grauiame
&rieg bonn 3aun gebroden puroe,
treiben Die i%ogenamnten nieoeren
&laiie 0es 2on6es, Die Mrbeiterbe=
%polferung, auf 6as S6ladtfel6 un=
ter Ser 3ibi1e ugntpe6er fampfen
o6er perbungern." 0ieielbe Metbo=
6e, mie lie iebt in unierem Na9bar=
lan6e &ana6a a~ngetpenbet miro, lit
in England idon langit i'm @ange.
Ma1r ent5iebt SEN Mrbeitern, melde
li9 nidt freinilig fir 6ie Derra1dten
Snterelien Ser engliiden @abiudt
ouf sic S6la6tbanf fiibren Ialien>
einfo9 SEN 8er6ienit nn6 5mingt fife
nit oem nnerlaubte1ten Mittel CUR
&efrutierung.
9lus melden neutrality-suspicious.
beitebt 6en1nob 6as aus 6em eige=
men 2or6e un6 GUS 6en &olonien re-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Gin eetdbrli@es Sit.

giner geraoe5n perbrederiiden &C.
meteorological ma@t iid Sic Cages
preiie i6nl6ig, in6em iie BET ibre1r
8eridten iiber Mor6e, Selbitmor0e
nno ionitige @erbre6en nidt MIR al
le Details boarflein idil6ert> ionoern
6enielben a16 no6 onerlei @us<
idmiid11ngen gibt, INN 6amit ettnem
neutrality-suspicious. Nublifum 81 &C.
fallen 5u. fem. Durd 6iele Sdiloe=
r111rgen mer6en rdmli6, mie 5meifel=
los feititebt> r1tr 5u leidt an6ere Ser
ionen 5ur Mababma1ng perleitet.
Sc lit cine iattiam befannte CT
i@eim1ng, 6aB ein Selbftmor6 8. 8.
fnggeittb mirfftt, ia 6oB 5utpeilen eine
f0rmli1e Selbitmor6monte auftritt,
sic, trob6em 6ie Spfer eirat6er per-
lonlid frem6 iino, 6enno6 einen &C.
miiien 3uimmenbang ntdt berle1g=
mem l6Bt.
Dieie Ebotiode erideint mie Elm
MGtbiel, lit es aber 1i9t, 1pern ser
|Sa@e ndber a1f Sen @runo gegongen
mir6.
Gin @er5tpeifeIter, Elm nit iidy uno
Ser @eIt aerfnhrener ShmGhIinq,
Elm Geigling, ser 5por ftarf gena1g
tpor, cine Sdu16 gu begeben, aber
nidt M11tb gerug befaB, sic Solgen
feines @ergebens 3u tragen, gretft
gum @iftbeder. Gin Stiid 9ebens=
trag0bie fpielt fi@ % ab> an Der nun
6os 0pfer un6 6ie ndditen Mngeb0>
rigen betbeiligt fino, ober 6ie Sef-
fentlidfeit bema@tigt iid 6es Sones>
oie eifrigen Senfotionsidger fpiiren
Der Tbot Bic gum @elertpinfeI nah,
file forfdJen int tpeiten l1mfreiie nod
MeuBerungen, Beobadt1ngen, sic iid
m1f Ben Sal be3ieben, urrb fIiden
funftbon Elm @erf 3ufamrre1l Dos fid
8tpor in feiner @eiie NIT Der @obr.
beit bedt, aber bod u~it1tereifant, "
.ipannerrb," 1rb fiir fentimentale
Mot1rer nergreifeno" tuirft. Ginigen
6onatifern ftetgt 6as rriibren6e" 8ilf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
Cine CUTE 6amsialbe.
@em0bnlide @ranfbetten nn6 Ser

@etp0bnli9e &%ranfbeiten un6 Ser
lebungeu iin6 nidt bon ielbit i@linm,
ionoern Mnitedung ober geringe 2e=
bensfroft MAIDEN iie gefabrli@. Ser
ra9ldiiigt einen 5@nitt, @eb, Duet
idung o6er 8erlebung ni@t, neil lie
gering lit. 81utpergiftung bat iid
ei1gelteIt bel elmer Stednaoelper-
mun6ung o6er einem &rab. Sir ale
loI6e &ranfbeiten lit 8udlen's Mrnica
Salbe. ol1sge5eidnet. Sic fdiitt nno
beilt sic @un6e; lit antiieptii4, to6-
tet Mnitedung un6 perbiitet gefabr=
libe &omplifationen. Gut fir ale
@m1tfleden, Simmer, 6ledten, @c5e@
mo. &auf cine ortgtnene 5mei nn5en
25f @9a9tel BEL Current Mpotbefer.
= Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12

frutierte engliide Seer? gtpa al1s
oem geeinten engliiden @olfe ODER
aus Ser patriotiiden @eb0lferung Der
engliiden &olonten? Mein, aus oet1
burb sic Scott ge5ml1nge11en In ben
Gienit ser engliiden @eloariitofratie
geprebten @rbeitern. ltno mabreno
al sic feinen Serridaften, uelde oen
@rieg 5n ibrem @eidafte MAIDEN nno
aus oemlelben @runoe fortfiibren,
SOS SLUT ar1neren 8epoltera1ng fir
cine ebenio %perlorene mie nidtStpiir-
oige Sode b%eripriber1, iiben ite &C.
miitblib babeim mn6 bere6nen tire
@eroien1te. 9as lift Sic bon einem
GbeiI unierer @reiie b%erbimmelte
engliide 0emofratie: Ser Mrbeiter
NIT SLUT uno 2eben ein @flape Ser
@eloorttofratie:
@ie gang anbers iiebt es 6agegen
in Deutihlano, 6em 2anoe oeS ~W}i-
litarismus," aus! Sort ftebt &eid
uno Mrm @ornebm u1r0 @ering, Ser
Mrbeiter neben 6em Gabrifanten, Der
@ne6t neben ietnem 9ienitberrn, Ser
@tuoent neben Dem Brofeior, Ser
@irgerli9e neben Dem Moeligen in
Ser 6a1erlinie. 8ebor5ugl1ng 6eS
@apitals o6er ionltiger S%ntereiien
gibt es i'm 2ar6e 6es .Mtlitarismus"
ni9t. Se6er lit obme INTERRUPTED our
Gertbeioigung Ser beiligiten Glitter
bes 8aterlm6es berufen un6 felt
iid tpilig oem &ufe, eben neil er
meiB, 6aB bier 6as gatr5e @olf glei-
DIE Me@te nno glei6e 8fltdten tbeilt.
Sic @elt aber miro un6 bat fdon er-
fabren, baB eS unm0gli@ lit, iiber Elm
loldes 8olf SEN 5ieg oapon5utragen.
9as englifde @olf als iol6es aber
bot nod ME einen &rteg gefiibrt.
Sic @apitalilten lieben Ben Douor 81
1ebr, fo1t ebenlo tpie ibr tbeureS &C.
berL alS 6aB Tie bereit maren ibre
Saut gu Marfte 5u tragen. &ns oie=
fem @run6e a116 lit an Sic @infIb=
r11ng ser ougemeiren @ebrpflidt in
Dem u6emofratiiden" (O Mlbion
nidt gu 6enfen; 6enn Damn miiBten
al16 iene bran, mel6e ben &rieg als
@ei9aft betreiben. -
SSn Sen Ser. Stoaten nun liegt
sic Sad)e ri9t biel an6ers als in
england. @er an6ers bett in Ser
ft%nnloieiten 8eiie gu Sem UNI imnig=
item &riege alS sic Mgenten Ser eng
Iii9en @el6ariltofratie un6 sic @all=
itreet 6inan5furiten! @er aber mir
Sc in bent &rieg m1f sic @@ladtbanf
gei9Ieppt? gtpa sic Dolarlel1te, Die
Sen 8rano ent5iin6eten, 11etn, Der or
me Mrbeiter, ser tpenn er 1ti6t fret
tpi1ig gebt, 61r@ eben 6ieielben Mit-
tel ge5pungen mer6en fartn, fir pel-
DIE bear ol6 England, 8%efreierin Ser
@elt = 6as id)impfli@ite 8eiipiel
gibt. Sic Mrbeitertpelt Ser Ser.
stooten bot 6arl1m sic auererite Ser
onloiinng I'M eigeren %SSntereiie Ser
umlinnigen &riegsbebe energii6 emit
gegen 5utreten. @oh lit es 3eit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-12
81 ~perfamfen

200 Slider Tarm - 70 Mder un=
ter &flug - IS Slider @ieie, @eit
un6 8uidlm6. @rgiebiger
un6 quite @ebau6e auf
Dem Nlabe. Ndberes Bel
s. $. BOD,
Mlbanp. Minn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03
AT THE LAS.ALLE.

The feature picture at the LaSalle
theater today, and one that will be
shown again tomorrow. is entitled
Carmen" with Geraldine Farrar in
the title role. In grand opera Miss
Farrar has won an enviable reputa-
ton as a wonderful singer. a clever
actress and a beautiful woman. This
is her first appearance in pictures,
and under the direction of the Jesse
l.. Lasky company has given TO the
screen her Interpretation Of this
Spanish opera. The Lasky features
have the finesse that patrons Of NOV
ing pictures appreciate but seldom
find. and in the buzz fight portrayed
in this phOtodramR every effort has
been made to give a realistic and
thrilling perturbation. Theda Bara
will be seen at the Surprise on Satur-
day in an entirely different version
Of the same story. Prices will be
advanced TO 15c for the Farrar en-
gagement at the LaSalle.
ON Sunday The Seventh Noon. -
with Earnest GIendinning in the
leading role, will be featured at the
LaSalle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03

their work displaying considerable
class.
"All For the Girls" enacted by
three principals and a chorus of six
girls, was the implement through
which several new and catchy songs
were given 10 the audience. The
costumes and stage setting contrib
uted materially 10 the success of the
piece.
John p. Wade and company pre-
scented "Marse Shelby's Chicken Din
ner." the characters being an old
negro pos essed Of considerable wit,
a gentleman of the old south and his
daughter. Father and daughter
finally patch up their difficulties,
which have led TO an estrangement.
by means Of the chicken dinner,
around which the plot of the sketch
revolves.
A number of novelties are offered
by Frank and Clara La Tour, who
present a Juggling and bubble-blow-
I ing stunt. Scott and Wilson. billed
as eccentric laugh makers. accom-
plish their purpose in a few in
stances. but fail to get a laugh on
come Of their offerings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03
THEATERS
Ut PAYS TO ADVERTISE"

Breathes there a man with soul
SC dead. who to himself has never
said 1T PAYS 10 Advertiser" His
p-esence is invited at the engage
rent OF Cohan and Harris late
farce hit. 1T Pays to Advertise"
due at the oliver theater for two
nights. commencing Tuesday even
ing, Dec. Z. with a matinee on Mon
day This is the farce that ran for
all last year at the George NJ Co
han theater in New York, and comes
10 this city with Cohan and Harris
own actors.
There's not the slightest question
but what Cohan and Harris farces
have given the country some Ct its
biggest laughs If there is such a
ching as a real laugh, after all the
possible laughs have been exhausted.
1T Pays 10 Advertise" is the process
through which this unusual formula
is derived
The latest farce hit is a business
play, and therefore appeals strong
~ 10 men. But the plot is also rO-
mantle enough to win enthusiasm
from the feminine portion of the
audience. The farce is from the pens
of Roi Cooper Megrue and Walter
Hackett, who have brought fourth
one Of the most laughable plays pre-
scented in recent years.
The play is the funniest cOmbi-
nation Of circumstances ever staged.
bllf IN il "A nractfcaI lesson tn those
who do not believe il teaches the
truth. Cyrus Martin quarreled with
his son. and the latter goes into
business in the new way, determined
10 succeed through advertising. He
scores a big success as any energetic
young man is bound TO do if he adj
vertises carefully. and his skeptical
father is glad TO buy into the new
firm.
1T Pays to Advertise" is one OF
those plays which can't be told about
in cold type II must be seen TO be
appreciated. and that its local en-
sagement may be considered highly
important. Cohan and Harris will
send TO this city such players as
Shirley Carter. NJ. j. Sullivan. Geor-
gette Leland, James l. Mitchell.
Daniel A. Anderson. James j. Gard
ner. Ruby Herman, II. y. Dudgeon,
+ elk Mcclure, Doris Jordan. Page
Spencer and Fred NJ. Emerson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03
OTIS SKINNER

Otis Skinner will be seen here at
the Oliver opera house for one per-
Torrance on Thursday evening. Dec.
9, in a new comedy entitled Cock
'o-the-Walk, written especially for
him by Henry Arthur Jones. the
eminent English playwright. Some
Of Mr.. SINNERS most notable stage
triumphs have been achieved in the
domain OF high comedy, for like all
actors of genius Mr. Skinner is
amazingly versatile and equally at
home in the portraiture of modern
types and romantic and Classic char
acters COck-'O-the-W Walk" will af-
ford him an opportunity to reveal
new phases of his gift for charac-
terization. Few actors Of the pres
ent day have shown that artistic
understanding which made Otis
SINNERS performance of "Kismet'
so beautiful. Although "Kismet''
was full Of romantic and oriental at
mosphere. Mr.. Skinner imbued the
character of Hail with a fine flow
of high spirits and hearty good hu-
NOR. His acting in "Kismet' proved
conclusively that his gift for high
comedy is as strong and pronounced
as his talent for the delineation OF
tragic and poetic persona es. Cock
'o-the-Walk," Mr.. SINNERS new We
hicle, is a modern comedy Of the
atrical life in London. and satirizes
some Of the traditions and .conven-
lions of the contemporaneous Eng
lish stage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03
At THE ORPHEUNI.

Boudini brothers, wizards Of the
accordion. and William Branded and
company in musical playlet. All
For the Girls" featured the bill
which opened at the Orpheum the
alter Thursday afternoon. Three
other fair acts completed the pro-
gram.
The Boudinis got a big hand at
the matinee, beinb called back sew
eral times. They rendered "a num-
Der OF classical airs and more recent
musical numbers on their accOrdions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03
AT THE COLONIAL.

Cecil F'ordyce, famous actor and
idol of the public. through fast liv-
ing, becomes a drunkard. He goes
down and out and in a few years
has sunk to the lowest degradation.
jaeger Ferdon. an emotional actress,
Is cast 10 play the part Of Saliva
ton Army lassie and seeks atmOs-
phere in the meetings of the army.
How she found Cecil Fordyce and
saved him from himself, is the Sc
Cret of the story of The Idol" an
unusually good realistic story.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03
PLANT GUARDS INCREASED
Dupont Powder Company Will Take
No Chances.

BARKSDALE. Wis, Dec. 3.-As a
result of the explosion and fire at
the Dupont Powder Co.. plant in
New Jersey on Tuesday orders have
been issued to increase the guard
around the companys great plant
here Every employe must have a
brass check to gain admittance to
the plant. Electric lights have been
placed on every rod of fence sur
rounding the buildings and many
guards constantly patrol the
grounds The police force now num-
bers 12O men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03
At THE AUDITORIUM.

At the Auditorium today the we'll
known actor, Tom Wise, is appear
ing in a five-part picture of Blue
Grass" with a single comedy and
scenic reel on the same bill.
Tomorrow's bill includes a two
reel comedy entitled "A Thing or
Two in Movies" Romantic Reggie. -
a Nitagraph comedy with Mr.. and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03
AT THE STRAND.

The Hyatt and LeNore Musical
Comedy company at the Strand are
presenting 1.-The Show Girl" Be
ginning Sunday a new musical COM
edy entitled The Masqueraders'
will be presented. New songs. new
comedy and dances will afford clean
amusement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03
FOOTBALL PICTURES.

The pictures of the football game
between Notre Dame and the Detroit
university high eleven on Thanks
giving. when the former won TO o,
will be shown at the LaSalle next
Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03

Mrs. Sidney Drew. "a Broth of a
Boy" an Edison drama featuring
little Andy Clarke, and the Selig
weekly of current events.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03

During the assault on the German
trenches at LOos on sept. 25. Piper
Daniel Laidaw. The Kings own
Scottish Borderers. seeing that his
company were shaken from the ef-
fects Of gas. with absolute disregard
OF danger mounted the parapet.
marched up and down and played
his comrades out OF the trench. The
men Immediately dashed out 10 the
assault The brave piper continued
playiEs until wounded.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-03

"SHUR-ON" EYEGLASSES 1915.
Eyes examined free. DR.. Paul's
Optical Service, 209 ]. NJ. S. Bldg.
Adv.
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SPORTING q
ONCE.OVERS - G.
OANOA ~ AAN~ BY "Peter."
Talk about your signs of spring!

Talk about your signs spring
This morning as coming l startled m
of Wright park 1t shot like kid going a fire.
When caught the vision
whenever they anything
think found JOephus
Ginnity, president of the Tacoma Tigers
his training. Wright
through the section morning distance
of and tackles dumbbels
feeling frisky kitten
morrow
Another of Johnny Godfrey, groundkeeper
Athletic this the field in condi
the He going sod the strip between pitch
er's plate McGinnity Is going
with him. just the exercise.
Cuey Of the Johnson Willard fight,
that Johnson msed believe
Curley
make final arrangements for the match
the glowing JOhnsons enlist
rmy when the broke Of his
fighting? who is laying In
to there's q fight
greasers over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-03
BY TY COBB.
Outfielder, Detroit Tigers, Con.
sidered the Greatest Player
in Game.

Outfielder, Detroit Tigers, Con-
sidered the Greatest Player
in Game.
The funniest thing l ever saw
or heard in my life happened on
the ball field at Philadelphia. 1t
was during a game between the
Athletics and Detroit in 1908,
and in those days a game be-
tween those teams meant a battle
for blood.
We arrived at Philadelphia
with the team crippled because
Davy Jones was sick and Jen-
nings was forced to send George
Mullin, our great old pitcher, to
the outfield. You know George
could play the outfield and hit
along with any of them, and
probably had he chosen to be an
outfielder instead of pitcher, he
would have been one of the best.
George and Tommy Connolly,
the umpire, never got along very
we'll because George always was
kidding him, and that day Con-
molly was working back of the
bat. On the old Athletic grounds
was a bell that hung from the
stand in right field ami was used
to start the games.
1t was a hard game, and along
In the seventh inning a foul tip
hit Connolly on the ankle, and he
fell to the ground. He was badly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-03
LITTLE PATCHING
FOR DETROIT CLUB

Bush will be at short, and George
Moriarty, the veteran. who had
one of his best seasons last year,
at third. Cobb, Crawford and
Veach will continue at their out
post stations unless Jacobson, the
Mobile swatster, succeeds in up
planting Veach In lett field, in
which case the best outfield In
baseball will be, bettered. Stanage
again will be the first string
catcher, with Red" Mckee and
Del Baker continuing as first lieu
tenants in the mask and shin
guards department.
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DETROIT. Mich, March 8. -
4ughey Jennings Is going to
stand very nearly pat on his 1914
team. There is a hole at second.
left vacant by the collapse Of
Marty Kavanaugh, the Jersey cave
man, and good pitchers always
can be used, but that will be the
extent Of the Jungletown pitching.
This was the dope handed out
BY the prophets today.
George Burns, who was more
or less Of q sensation last year,
undoubtedly will be seen at first
base again this season, DOME
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-03
The Funniest Baseball
Play | Ever Saw--No. 6

hurt, for such blows hurt a man
more than he will admit.
Everyone ran up excepting
George who dashed for the bell
and commenced changing it
one, two, three-counting Toni
my out.
The players and the crowd
commenced to laugh and Tommy,
hearing the bell, forgot all about
his injury. jumped to his
feet. chased clean out to first
base, and put Mullin out of the
game. He did not speak to
George for five years, but finally
they made up and are good
friends now.
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Wrestling Is taking on added
interest among school athletes of
Tacoma this year. The Lincoln
Park High school wrestlers will
meet the Cushman Indians tomor-
row night. and will compete with
Stadium High later. 1t ID sug-
gssted by Capt. H. r. Carter Of
Lincoln that a series of city cham
pionship matches be staged.
The names and weights Of the