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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12
Sneitorm / Geras.

San N%ntonio, Ger. Sbe Marts:
Gen iprite pirfelise Sneitorm paa
90 Aor glGiteoe San a(ntonio / 81.
termiooog, % otter at ben bopoe
naret / to Elmer, Iaa Sneen tire
orb pua mango Steber /
@pen % Snle9n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12
Dilions 2eiie til
uoitiuineen aflyit,

@oibington Sen Sbe WortS: Ger
meooelteS ioag oiiicielt, at Trpii.
Dent @iIion pil bli iorbinoret ira
at gipre i'm paatprfte Nciie til ITO
~ltiaingcn / San SrnnciSco oenne
Moanco. Ger anferes iom @rl,ro
for Sn1beitclnmeIien, at ban ilnoer
Sc acknowledgements SmItpnoi9-
beocr fanot oct utiIraobeIigt at for
labc Snpcbitooen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12

Get amerifanife Sfib, bpiS Hapn
bar gillian q. Srpe", bar looet
meo Speoe, Der piitnof er erfIGret
for Sontrabanbe, men fun / bet Eli.
fGIbe, at Speben er foriigneret til en-
al De ~frigferenbe Master. bpilfet life
'fal baoe p9ret SiIf9Ioet Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12
fra Deroensfri0en.
"U--20" jtanact iirnf.
hrrtfrtieIe ira eiNe /

Son0on t0be Mtort@. - Zen tn
tie llnoerpanosbouo "U-20" er,
iisIge en- o~iiicieI McooeIeIie ira Oct
brittle Nbmirnlitet. bet Ienot til
bunos. Gen bIco itongei iiTnf AZ
oen brittle Sager "Ariel". llnoer.
ponoaboaoens @%elptutng oocr8ao Jig
o. bleu taget op al Nriterne. Ge
oil, li9eiom 9eiptnlngen ira u
So, Der boloes / Sorpurln9 | 1oper
Ga'tle, bcrgpcS ale Friullegier, ION
cIIcrs t%llltaacS ariga'anger, og Itlls
les ior Nrig1rei, 'orbi DC bar Oprct
mco at itpoe iipnf foriporslslc San
bcl5itibc.
Set iorro0cS, at oct bar u
20", iom igoor ifish iiGnf Den Brit
fife Sro9t0nmper "gIocflDooo"
%uocnior @aiting9.
@Oor "U-2O" mo0tc i'm Sfipb-
ne, er life opgipct al Aomiralite-
let.
Som TioncSbpro ON. at Ben IN
lfc llnoerponoablofuoe al DC brittle
aOlter bar lpprt IiOcn Nctp0ning
ior oen brittle Sfiba'ort, mc0oclcr
oct brittle I%omiralitet, at / &ebct
al Den llge, lom cnOte Den Toe
Wiarta alieilcOc oa mntom life Mint
ore emo 1,l7I Sfibc ira % Ill bri-
ti'te NoDnc u0cn at ct eneltc al DEM
nif tnbt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12
2iot Siatihik.

: europa cr Der i59.5GN,0 goo
N}cnncifcr. / 9lijcn s7i. 235.O00, /
N'rita 13G1S5.OOO. i @mcrita lS9,
$4,000, / 9~uitrdIicu 100000,
poa Wroulono 1000. @ut loli cr
ser citcr oi9ic N%crtlnuGcr LOCI
100000 @cmcifcr poa Dor MIo0e.
&c0 Noumumcuallcuc / 1913
itcmtc / ole Aor2c3 @u0Ocr 80
@roccnt al Sc itcnmcbcrcttjlcOc
M}ruo NJ 500 Froccnt Al Npinoer.
ne. ) 1910 itcnltc hcn6oI2ui9 55.t
% 26.2 Froccnt. Get err oltino cno-
MI life (rcoicpnricu Al Nuiuocrnc
paa @nnoct, lom bru9cr lin Stcnmc-
ret.
Ser par iuIt G12 Ncrrcocr. s.
800 - cucr omtrcnt ~neioltiG N0IO-
parton - par Notwithstanding mo
fert. ) 1910 par oct bare inolert
231 Ncrrcocr.
5 9pcrnc itcn1tc / 1913 40 Fro.
cent Al M{ruocns; / 1910 1873 Ero-
cent. Mpinocrue9 Qcltulclic piicr
Ell GremQong ira &C. I'll 90 Nro.
cent. Noo &lucbommcr oelto9 life
minorc enc 9t3 Nroccnt al VtUn-
0cnc % 81 Nroccut Al Nuluocrue.
Namur fom iom 9tr. , mco hcuholO3s
piS 92.3 "a Si3 %rocCnt. Noa
Grontas 0cItp0 bare 1876 Nrotcnt al
&Tlacrnc % / &ra9cro 1876 gro,
cent. 5 Nriitiania ocltol SO Nro-
cent al N}rnocnc o. 69.l Froccnt
al Soin0ernc.
Gen %antaanc 6ornulc / Ntcr9hu@
rogisr Tor (crutlncn 191l 10
320,605,0 600 arnncr, ¬rgtcn
5S,95S, 600 Groucr. Soo lanai ~
nanr life noQct onoct NnIt@ NpQncr
Nc0cmarfen tommcr iom Nr. , mc0
bcnboIospi8 279,927. 900 % 81
100000 Nroncr. EdIlcnc Tor Smoo.
lcncne cr tSS,OS5.0 600 "a So
96S,000 Aroncr, 'or @rat@berQ
190,S64 900 % 32,1o1 o00, 'or
Ssnore 9crgcnhIs 1Sl, 209 900 "a
1866, 900. Sinmurfcu@ NulNer
fonmcr i.oit / RTttcu meo 2S,i7L
600 Aroucr / Gormmc o. 9,523,OO0
9roner / Su0trgt
Sen inmIcOc 6ormic / Nilct@
@pQocr / 19ti-15 pnr 2.609.3i0,
600 9roucr moo 2.it0G3S. 900
aroner Anrct / 6orpclen ~ ISIS, /
95S 900 2roner ! 1872 Enotrl
Ten r0PjorNc i 1912 32L9S2,o oo
Aroucr. i. 1918 IL lt35i9oo0
"a ! 1914-15 456. 2S3.O 600 Mro.
rer.
: 9ncruc or Gormutn 'tcact ira
ol5151.000 Nrsncr / 1901 til f.
5s3, 95S, 900 Aroucr / 19tl-t5;I
&rbtr3ten ira 24S, 635,0 900 Ill ~
523 900 Hrouer.
G9o*Iorne4 9lntaI bar ira 1906
1910 "a III 1912 gnaet tiIbagc ! ON.
trent ale europpiife 2an0. : Ior.
&c er ne aaoet tilbalc ira 26.5 pr.
1000 &~nobpBgeyc til 25.6, / Socri.
&c FRA Pa III 28.7. ! 9anmarf ira
2s.2 iii 26.7. ! IdoIieu har Iob&.
lernc ho!ot "a paa BET famine hcie
Rioan, 1924 pro 9iue. ! Qortu1ol
er Der en- Grersnue fra 3i4 til
3i7, "a | EmnTuien FRA iO6 Ill
427, Cen fSimapuie GsoielSpro.
cent er ben heicile I europo. !
6taHftis er WntaIlet aaaet uco IRA
1919 III 10, lem er elrepri't ne.
for6.
Diens 9Iniailet al ~tnb8naebc 9Ge.
felfaber Nesse er seaet irem ira
500 pre- atide, piier Stahihfen ior
SBerises 3ebfemmenbe en- 1ilbase-
gang ira 600 iii sol % Tor Tan.
marfs .gebfeHmsnbe ira 7,45 til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12

,r1Ir ,.uro,r ca, n,rrt ltr itm 1905 o. W. Pos,
our, . pfooKAu. low Usurs TI AG a. oos.trssG'
lHu O. 1885,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12
Hcaicrinocn tar Tnbrifcrne.

Set brittle llnoerbua GAP / Sir@.
bags NeNicrinucn @empnoigelie til
at lU1Nc %cIlOl paa oue 6obrlfer
&anoet, eitcr lou bette ionotcS poa-
trUpct.
Ser er aIlercoc fer gipet Nc9ierin-
gen TlIlomogt til at iTtte iig / %e.
liobelie al ollie &aaben- % Inlnuni-
tiona'obriter. men III, er aItiaa bette
u6pioet til at qirIoe allie Sabri.
fer / Snnoct, iom &eaierin9en bar
noNeniomhclii @rng Tor.
Iorilogct 9If gienncm enItcm-
nlgt. itiout 0ppoiitionens Sorcr,
Nnorcm @onar 9aip. bctegreoe Oct,
ion1 Oct melt oraitiifc Troieft. ionl
noQcniln0c bar ppret iorelagt Earld-
mentct".
Set er lUriil Immnlnition, Be
MISUNDERSTANDING o. anoct &rig@-
matcriel, 6ct Qlplbcr ior England
al lfnic liz rl0tIiac 6prlpnlnger AZ.
Mnnge Gabrltcr fan meo forbolospiS
inIaa SoronorluJer pmoanneS, iaa
sc fan prooutcrc netop, boao melt
trHIlgeS,
6inan@miniitcr Tapib 9Iopo
George uoioIte. at alt piIoc blipc
giprt Tor at Cab % llIentper FOR oe
private Sabrifcjere funoe bli iaa
rin9c, iom muIig. "@erl," iagoe
han, ~oct er fonife CT SperaSmaaI
on GIN cller 2co FOR port Sano, at NJ
/ Itor StiI fun forsse por Nroonf-
tion AZ Imnmnition, ieIp ON enfeltc
Snhipiber Nil tomme I'll at lihe Sob
oerpeb. Set rationale @ebop er
nemIig iao ocerpelSenbe, at leg bad
Der, Be iom Nil IiSe Sab % llIemper
herpeo, hi iinNe Jig / bet for Sanoets
Sfnlh."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12
Spifc 2pbegrape reS Suaano.

Saaa, Souanb, t0Oe Marts. -
Set pnttc megen 6orunoring %
llro, oa boIanoite Solooter peb
SIuiS ~opoaeeoe, at me 2sbegraoe
nor fa'tet op al Spiterne / 8rGn.
iebpgoen S%Ianberen Iiqe peo ben
boaanrife 8rGnie. GIere az 2ebe-
9rnpene gif neiten belt mo til Den
boIIonnIfe @rGnie, uQ oct par aoben-
bart at De Blot funoc ppre til Tptte
inroh trooper. iom fom ira Oen bol-
lan0lfc Sioe.
ga S%olGnberne flageoc til IN.
itcrne oper benne merfelige Sor-
~bolo@rcgeI. ipare0e Sc, at Sollono
fllnoe pGre 9onife roIiqt. Se npe
S%sbc5rope bar tapet blot forot bin.
Orc GngIpnoerne fra at trpilge inc
| Welglen ODER SoQono, iaaoe De.
I'm SolGnoerne toQ 0enne ,Sorfla-
ring ior goo Sit meloeS Ser Inlet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12
Smna %arissnctiier.

%lfarelt Ste Marts. - let I'll.
Tlrn'te Senat peStce ibaa et Sor.
lag ON al bemynbisc &esierinsen
I'll at profIarlcre 8rieslopen / San.
Oct. naoriomhcIit Sen timber CT iaa.
hant Stribt ooafrrpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12

mplloene De iioite Gage is9t at
trpil9e lig irem noqet / oct iaa-
faIote Champagne iitrift meuem
Tbeims % Seroun, % Der fipmpes
ogiaa poa andre Stcoer, men / oct
ltore % belle er Situationen uior.
nnAret
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12

Ora elias mcIbes Scr, at Taar.
flonmcn aucrcSc bar iuofnnSet iis
% anrrttet betpbelia SfaSc. vi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12
Glcnoigbeocn / Eu!en.

Gn anlerifanff aorrciponoent teIe.
gra'crer fra EetroQra6:
6rpgteIi9 iom @cIgienS SfiGbnc
er oct blir oog FOR bier Soa
mere % mere flart at / Holcn CT
oct cnonu pprre. 100000 &pobrot.
tlIonlctcr al poIif (crritorirm cr
lo0t c0e CT tpif-eitcrrigife trooper,
% 1900 2anosbpcr ef brpnot ener
nchitu0t.
: 9 AZ De 10 Fropinier, iom bar
pTret bclot al Spifcrre, bar sc be-
'IaQIdgt altirg Iige iii @onoerncs
Sans. &c bor ioIt togct onlfring
I Wfiuion Seite og 3 Miaioncr SIRE.
ntltrcr. Sffe ct Sopreforn eIler Ell
Mclfcoraabe finoe$ iaien nor Sen
cipile @efolfning. q bielnIeIe @cn-
Der er ilp1tet ino / Sfogenc, hpor
auinocr % Born omfommer pnfe-
llg.
s ell enfcIt TropinS er - iicloc
Glumoneblcm Sd)orj'9 ltnScrIegclie
- 173 Sanosbper % 600 itore
0orme %aibrGnot. 9Glt ipiieligt for
Soft 90 Seite er rcfpirerct al IN
itcrnc, iaa @efoIfnirgen Itoor opcr-
ior Sen lorteIte &lngcrsneo.
&ertil fOmmer / Eolen ben grit,
iomnle Srngebie, at 9nnbet er ocIt
nlcQcm ire al DC ~trigierenoe Wog.
Ter, ina Eolcns Spnncr cr blct tplln.
get iii at fiGmpe MOB binanoen.
Wlonot DC innrcoc, iom or brnJt ino
til Soinrettcrne ira S%lo9martcrne
bar Nebe &or2 Seitrene illnoct 30
laffer oels / %rl,5iiife, oel3 i tpife %
beI3 / siterrioitc llnifprn1er.
Som SEN berpnte Tigter &enrpf
SienfieluicS nplig iagbe herom til
Ell Sen:
"0ctte mac ga pGre inlob Nihelcn
% Gll0S &ilie. &uina Serbian
bclcl CT tonlnct pper ct nltploigt
Nolf."
: ocn peitliQc Snlppart al Tolcn
bar Wtillilnhure anuct ircn og til.
baQc ire @nnNc, ~ De bar linlpelt-
hcl, "Uot luurt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12
Notwithstanding
ens ct. QauI &pGemarfes.

20. Rorts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-12

st Telegram ira @ufareit meb.
oeIer, at Iboul SamiO, iom for ier
Iur iioen blep oiiat iom thrift
Sulton % iioen bar lepet / Sangeit-
fab, III er blet lat belt paa Sriioo.
San ifol bare um9ipet liz meo &C.
bcrne / Set gamneltprfiife Bart %
umaaaes rneo Tlaner ON en- Drama.
tiff SiIbaaepenoen til aonitantino.
bel, heoer Oct.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-26
THE DINNER PAIL

Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
Return to the writer" spoke Alvin
Prescott, and an expression crossed
his face that looked strangely out of
place for one so young and hand
some.
1t was indignation, resolve and
grimness combined - naught of re-
gret. He handed back a letter, just
delivered by the postman and brought
to him by the slovenly maid of the
third-class boarding house, the fare
and disorder of which constituted one
of the many hard crosses he was
compelled to bear.
81 won't break, l won't give inp'
he said between his set teeth. 81
won't truckle. Gideon Blake and his
dollars thatw and he snapped his
fingers airily. I'll earn my own liv-
ing and work my own way. Thanks"
he added, arising to leave for his
daily task and taking up the filled
dinner paid brought to him by the
kitchen slavey.
He swung down the street not one
whit ashamed of carrying the badge
of the artisan 1t was pretty big fall
from the luxurious theory of engin-
eering, to begin at the bottom to
learn the practical end of mechanics.
Two dollars a day looked mean and
little to the recent prospective heir to
a fortune The worst of it was that
the factory town did not boast de-
cent boarding house. The charge was
cheap, the fare abominable. Even
now Alvin made slight grimace and
then resignedly shrugged his Shout
ders as he thought of the dinner hour
and its usual concomitants - dry
bread fragments, a stale roast, pie
with a soaked crust.
'By all means l must find a new
boarding house." Alvin soliloquized.
81 can't afford the hotel. There must |
: some place where 1 can get clean,
'~~0me food, even if it isn't grand |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-26

letter he had just ordered returned
to its writer Well he knew from the
handwriting it bore that his uncle,
Gideon Blake, was the correspondent.
Six months previously he had quar-
relied with that self-willed relative.
Mr.. Blake wished him to marry GER
tain EulaGe Merton. Against this AL
vim rebelled. In the first place he had
not yet learned what love meant. In
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-26
81 Can't Do Better Than Make the
Change"

the next he knew EuIalie Merton
to be naturally fiirt and by procliv-
ity good. deal of an adventures.
81 do not want your money" Alvin
had said. 81 can earn my own iv-
ing" and now he was doing it.
He began calculating possible prog
ress in his sphere of employment to
keep from feeling lonely, for he
found little congenial companionship
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15
BOY AWARDED DAMAGES
John Macy Gets 500 for Injuries to
His Right Hand.

Damages for 500 for injuries TO
his right hand, alleged to have been
sustained while employed at the
Grand Leader. were awarded to John
Macy in the superior court Monday
afternoon. The plaintiff by his next
friend, Steve Macy. filed suit Monday
morning against John Stillman ask
ing for $500 damages. The suit was
settled for $1O0 by agreement.
Ii was alleged bv the plaintiff that
while employed last April as a mes
senger boy for the defendant in his
store. the Grand Leader. he was re-
quired 10 give assistance one day in
carrying boxes from the sidewalk to
the basement of the store. He said
that while he was receiving the boxes
through a trap door the door fell on
his hand so that his hand was crush
ed and made stiff. 1t was charged
that the door had been negligently
braced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15
AT THE LASALLE.

The Moth and the Flame,% the
greatest OF all the celebrated plays by
the gifted dramatist, Clyde Fitch. has
been produced with remarkable effect
by the Famous Players Film company.
and is the feature attraction at the La
sale today.
With a surprising number of tense
ly dramatic situations. and a great
pig powerful theme that is both hu-
man and logical, the superb pictorial
presentation of this famous drama
is even greater in its appeal than the
original production. There is a par
ticularly impressive dramatic note in
the series of scenes beginning with
the tense situation OF the unworthy
man who owes his name to one wo-
man and is the accepted husband of
another. and ending with the climax
in which the deceived girl casts off
her Lothario fiance and makes him
right the woman he has wronged.
giving her own love to a formerly
rejected sutton who has proven him
self the better man.
Stewart Baird Arthur Donaldson
and Adele Rev have the leading roles.
Or Wednesday William Farnum.
one Of the best dramatic actors Of the
present day will be seen in a five
part screen production Of Roy Nor
toms great story of the Alaskan gold
fields, The Plunderer."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15
EDWARD L. HASLER
Is KILLED IN FALL
Head Of Local Fruit Company Thrown
From Horse-Injuries Prove
Fatal.

Edward /. Hasier, president OF the
Hasler Fruit Co.. 526-52S 5. Scott St.
was thrown from a runaway horse
near his home at Lake Forest, III!
Sunday. death following soon after
Mr.. Hasler who was accompanied by
Mrs. Hasler and r. L Hildebrand.
polo manager Of the Onwentsia club
at Lake Forest went out for a ride
from the club house about ! o'clock
Sunday afternoon. the accident hap
pening shortly afterwards
The horse ridden by Mr.. Hasler.
became unmanageable. throwing thd
rider out upon the hard roadway
causing a fracture OF the skull He
was taken Immediately 10 a hospital
where an operation JAILED to save his
life The dead man was formerly
one Of the star polo players of the
Onwentsia club. as well as being one
Of the most successful commission
merchants of Illinois. His wife and
three children survive.
Julian Hasler, brother to the dead
man. and also a former member of
the crack polo team. fell recently at
Ypres, where he was leading a bril-
gade of the English expeditionary
force in the capacity OF brigadier gen.
eral.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15
THE AUDITORIUM.

There is particularly attractive
picture booked for the Auditorium to-
day, Vivian Martin in William n. Bra
dys production of the clever COMEDY
Little Miss Brown" Miss Martin Is
a dainty little actress and one of the
most popular motion picture stars now
before the public. other pictures Tor
today are "A story of a Glove" a
Vitagraph comedy with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Drew, and Bert Levy the world
renowned cartOOnist in novel series
of cartoons. Mr.. Levy has appeared
before the king and queen of Eng
land and other royalty and he Is one
of the most popular vaudeville en-
tertaineTs in the country.
Tomorrow brings the last episode of
the serial picture The New Exploits
of Elaine" which many picture fans
have been following for a number of
months and we will lid goodbye for a
while 10 Pearl White. Arnold DAILY
and Edwin Arden who have become
we'll known through this serial ne
Dumb WOoing." an Edison COMEDY
and The EsterbrOok Case, a three
part Nitagraph with a very strong cast
| including Julia Swayne Gordon. l..
Rogers Lytton, Charles Kent AID Cis-
/ sy FitZ-Gerald are also on tomor-
rows bill
Friday one of George Klein's pic
| lures. Who's Who In Society, Will
be the attraction.
As an added attraction for today
the Chamber of Commerce Will show
motion pictures OF the recent con-
vention of Dixie highway boosters.
where $50 leading business and pro-
fessional men, drawn from Ohio, Ken
tuckv. Indiana. Tennessee. Georgia
Florida. including three governors,
gathered TO boost for better roads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15
BUDGET FOR YEAR IS
PASSED By Y. M. c. A,

Adoption of the budget for the next
year took place at the regular month
" meeting of the board of directors
Of the Y NJ. c. A. in the association
building last night with all of the
directors preset
The budget exclusive OF the restau-
rant receipts is placed at $40 900 and
with the restaurant budget the entire
amount is $4,000. being an increase
over any budget since the organiza-
ton of the association by several
thousands of dollars.
The policies of the religious and
physical departments OF the associa-
ton were presented by representatives
from the departments and they were
adopted.
Methods for raising the balance of
the debt still unpaid on the boys
building were considered during the
meeting and the matter was left over.
to be referred to the board of trus-
tees at their regular meeting.
Following the business meeting
supper was served to the board in the
dining room.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15
AT TIE COLONIAL.

"Old Doe Yak" Will make his initial
bow TO the moving picture patrons OF
South Bend today at the Colonial.
Probably there is no other character
OF cartoon humor as peculiar as this
goat-faced individual. made famous
BY the prolific pen Of Sidney Smith.
He has appeared for years in the COM
IL sections OF the metropolitan dallies
but this is his first stage experience.
on the same program viii be seen the
Chicago Tribune's animated weekly
and dramatic subject House on T..
Street" This is a thrilling melodrama
and among the exciting incidents Is an
auto race with one high powered ma
chine taking fatal plunge over
mile-high cliff.
on wednesday The Gun OF Life viii
be the attraction az the Colonial This
powerful story is in five reels. tea-
lures Bessie Barriscale in the leading
role and teaches a strong moral. Two
poor girls ia New York choose differ
ent paths through lie. one marries
an honest mechanic; the other chooses
the bright lights. The contrast are
vividly pictured and the ona1ge from
anght-hearted. innocent girl % q bag
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15

gard. faded beauty Of the underworld
is one of the greatest stage characters
Miss Barriscale has ever portrayed.
She will be recalled for her startling
representation of the wife in THE
Devil" shown at the Colonial re-
Gently
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15

At THE ORPHEUNI.

There is a dandy musical show at
the Orpheum. 1t isn't a tabloid with
foolish plot, wOrnOut jokes and
familiar songs. No, indeed Gus Ed
wards song revue is as bright as a
diamond and as fast as a speedway
motor race. The songs are new,
catchy and most of them exclusive
with this production. And pretty
girls! A garden of roses hasn't any
more beauties and they know how to
sing, too. The boys are well behaved
and we'll trained and the whole show
moves with such speed that the final
curtain comes unexpected and one
hates 10 realize that the performance
is over.
The catch line Of the management,
none under Is, none over 49," seems
appropriate and the fresh, bright.
clean-cut entertainers offer a novel
and very pleasing program of song.
From the opening chorus of The Song
Farm" with its rural lads and lasSies
and country setting to the final big
ensemble at the Pan-American expo
sition it is one rapid succession of
song numbers. Too many, in fact TO
keep up the excitement all the way.
and the introduction of a little talk, a
bright mOnolOgue or a few minutes
of patter, say, about midway OF the
show. would please most folks and
make the final big numbers better
appreciated.
To enumerate all the speCiaiueS
worthy of il would mean to reproduce
the program. Little George and Cud-
dies are featured and they deserve TO
be. So does dainty Marguerite Dana,
a comely and clever dancer. Babe
AIcEvoy introduces a cOmical picka-
ninny in a suitable song. Jack Vein
er. Harry Pollard. Betty Pierce, Alice
Furness and Alfred Freed all have
good numbers, some deliberately
mounted and dressed. The show is a
good one. 1t is a metropolitan pro-
ductiOn. 1t deserves patronage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-15
PLAN BENEFIT SOCIAL
Friends OF City Mission To- Aid Couple
Studying for Missionaries.

Friends OF the CITY mission are
planning a benefit social for Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Taylor. who are study
ing at the Moody institute in Chicago
with a view TO taking up mission
work. The social Will be in the ma
lure of a garden party given at the
home OF Miss Hannah Auer corner OF
South and Rush SITS. 4 musical pro-
gram Will be q part OF the evening
Entertainment and ice cream. straw
berries and homemade cake will be
served. The proceeds will be sent 10
Nj and Mrs Taylor 10 enable them
o. continue their studies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
FREEDOM OF ATLANTIC CITY IS
EXTENDED TO NEWLY-WED PAIRS

and who understand al the vsrariss o.
currents and tides.
Mrs. c. Vanderbilt Cross Is among
the newcomer from New YORK O.. the
MARLBOROUGH -B.euhe.m. Richard Stew.
ems, Of Castle Point y. y, has joined
his family y. who are 10 tce lar.bor-
ough- Blenhcim for the early season.
-lrs. ST. III. Haywood, Of Sew YORK.
is spending some time a. tie Shel-
burrc. Mrs. Ucarv -. Harris s. 40 tie
Sho.bUruc for an extended y.s.-
Nr. and Hrs. $. s. Uastrand and Nr.
and Mrs. O.. II. Hasbrand make Up
family party Of New YORK folk 1t tho
Boscobel this week.
Mrs. Amelia Harris, who Is at the
Wiltshire for .he month D.; LAY, is en-.
tertaining Miss Charlotte Ettinger, Of
New York.
Mrs. W. ". Rose, Of Trenton, Is VS.
itiag Nr. and Mrs. y. IL. Rose, who
are at the New England.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold c. Read are
among the newly welded couples 81
the shore. They are staying 90 the
Wiltshire.
Mrs. T. Il. Agnew, who is at the
New England, IS entertaining MISS
Lillian P.att. Of Medina. n. Y.
c. L. Mathews, q New York hotel
man, is at the 81. Charles, Web Ms;
Mathews. Mrs. Morgan j. O'br.ea,. OK
New York; who Is az the -. Charles
has Mrs. Lytciton Fox and Mss Con
stance Fox as her guests.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Meyer, Of New
York, have Joined the shore colony I"
the Lorraine.