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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-12-04

Tad)t DER WrDelfcr 9rapttlcrt lllt'
mcr nebr pom Stinnltaltcn allf
oas inonltrielle ,SclO", lu9te 8oln
pers bel Ser Tisfrllion ilber oie
Ginfilhrlng oes observation-disclosures.
yTus Ballot lit ein Stiidd)cu Ea-
pier, bos luenig @ert bat, fllbr Ser
cole Smlulel tort, uno er meinte
ipeiter: MAN bari sic 3ufllnft ser
Slrbeiter nidlt Ser Eolitif onper-
tra,lcn. @ir pollen, oaB lu1s ser
aongreB oie Sreiheit l1Bt, l,nlere
aSreibeit allf elmer ofononiihen 9a=
lis 81 erfdmpfer. llno mir luollen
gernc oie Otiiben lmo 9uitcu tra-
gen iueld)e notipcnoi9 iino, unierc
luirtld1aftlihe 1Sreihcit 5ll erlan-
gen"
60 lmgef0br ipraden Snpwooo
lmo a1loere raoifale ,Siihrer ser 5.
@ -. uldl luno lic iino ullo III
oieIem Tunfte ei1 0erj lu,o cine
Seelc nit Dem 10 bitter bon linen
bcfGnlpften Gam. @onpcrS.
Gelegat Sibpotrif, Trdiioent Ser
Suinois Teoeration Of Sobor,
mabte 8onlpers oarnuf aufnlerf-
lam. oaB MIR Elm iehr fleincr Sei!
Der grbeiter big ictt htn e(ftititil-
oCnta9 crrlllgen babe llnb oaB nlr
nit S0ilfc Scr polittid)eu Nadt
nid)t nur Die pCrfilr;te 9(rbcits ,eit,
lolocrn alh nod piel groBerc luo
lplhtigere Grrltngcnid,uften fiir sic
Irbeiter berbeigefilbrt pcroen f0n,
nen.
9lber 8ompers blieb hurtndfig
ilno gcriet id)licBlit nit ieincu Op-
ponenten, porunter lid, nlh blG
&ertreter Ser Miner. 9ruuer Ma
id,lnilten, Torn1er llno 8ieBcr be.
fanoen, IN cine Observation-Disclosures Iis.
fulton.
8onpers unO oic riidihrittlid1el1
0epertld)nftler nehnlen uber trob
Dem sur politi'den 9lftion ibrc ,3l,
1lud)t, nenn cs ibren 3ipefen paBt
nl,r tuollen lie nid)t alf ser geraoen
uno offenen politiihen 9abn man
Neln, lonoern beniiben !icber Die
Shleihmege rmo Srrpfahe.
@enn nun aud) fem So;ialilt be.
ltreltet, oaB ourd, bie Moht Ser
ofononllfen Srgonilotioren oi(
grbelter oieles crreid,t baben, ID
geben lie nod lange niht 5u, DaH
oon1lt alles, 3. f. sic mirtihoitlid,t
Vefrelung Der slrbciter berbeioe
filbrt lueroen fam. Sit sod, nod
10 Tieles, 10 piel 8roberes, ols oel
sld)tltllnoenta9 81 erringen. Ie,
dllgen,eine IbtlninoentnA ipie ibl
Die SosialiIten pcrlangeu. pilroe
Die inollitriellen &riien lno oaourd
cntItebenoe slrbeltsloligfcit ltarf Der
minoern: ser Northumberland M:
iiir einselne 8enerfe fam Sic:
nidt.
ltnb baben nid)t @ompers luli
Die slm, SEQ. OF Suhor oen 9ltt
! ltunoentae fiir oie BON ser Negie
rllng beld)aftigten Mrbeiter nur mi
&ilfe Der 8ciesge6ung erreid)t
$50 lit ba Oie 8onieauen5?
Iie grefutioe Der u. s. of Ga
Dor begiinltigt auh nod tpie DO
Die 8eihrdnfung scr Gillpanbe
rllll9, fple 1olgenoe, NIT groBe
Webrbeit in Der &onpention ange
nommene Neioliltion benefit:
.Gie Ginnanberungsfrage lit ei
ne Der nidtigiten fir Die omcrifo
niife arbeiteridait uno mlb !
idnea mie moelidb erlcoigt peroen
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Scr @eiit 0cS &iifldrittS.

Ter erobe &rieg bat, luic cs
lhcint, niht MIR oui sic europais
idle Irbeiterbepegl,us, ionoeru allh
ulli oic amerifauild,e iebr nieoer.
ltlageno gepirft. @eni9ltcns 5cig.
ten bie Serbouol,meell, bie aui Dem
letten 8onpent ser Slncrican Te.
ocraticn Of 2abor iiber brennclloe
Sugesiragen gefilbrt iplIroen, nlehr
riitifritfliden uls fortidrittlihcn
Geiit, llto BON Der renoIutIpndrcn
Sriebtrnit Des SlaiIenfmrpfs mur
aut nift oas 8criugIte 81, lnerfeu.
@ir beridteteu bereits III Der
lester gtullmer oea edo, mtf
pclt tieiem gelItigen 9tipeml ltc-
hcno Die tonangebenoen Nilbrer Der
u. :. Of 6 lid, 5eigten, al5 ilbcr
bie Sraeeu oes WiIitarisntls, oes
Nd)tlnuoentuges lmo ser irollitriel-
fen Srganiinttonel oebuttiert
pllroe.
Ser @eltfrieg", ugten 8ont-
pers iinb ieine Srabunteu. yhut lut5
geSctgt, oub 9tationen. Die nid,t mi
litdriid) bereit iillb, oen slngriiien
uohlgeriiiteter, ritfIihtsloler Seinoe
nidlt mieberiteben fonnen, llnO es lit
bnher TfIid,t icoer 9tatioll, uuf) ser
HepubIit Der Ser. Stuaten, lid,
ltets nit Sem beIten 9}iiItpus iiir
Seer lm0 sylotte 5l perlehen"
llno 10 finoen mir sic 9ertreter Der
slrbeiter I'M ihonIten ginuerltdno.
mis- nit beu aapitaIiiten, sic iid
nit Ser Seritelllmg ltno 9icierlnp
bon ariegsuaterial, ariegsidlffen
&anonen, WPunition etc. beid)Gfti.
gen. 8onlpers ertlurte gan5 offell
oaB er ieine friiheren, friebcn5-
frellnolihen slnlitten poQitdnoig
gednoert babe iino oab YrGiioenl
&il'on gar nift genug filr mill.
tdriIhe 9ereitIhaft tln fonne.
Ter iebr alte uno lfon 10 OF
jitierte Sprllh: nMm nuB iii,
oen arieg eeriiltet Iein, tpenn mar
IN Srieben leben Mill, bient unIc
reu Vtilitariiten ols bas bette slrgu
ment filr Die @iftigfeit ibrer 9e
ltrebungen. slber UerOen 8ontper:
llnb anoere 9lrbeiterfiihrcr, sic lid
Jest Dem 8eiit oes Wfilitarislnl,;
eraeben huben. r1idlt pieueiht an ei
nenr ltllinlmen Gag. penn oieiel
8eiit oas Solf l,no ieine sSreibeits
Snltitlitionen iibertpdltigt bobet
lperoen, per5peiielt a,lsrufen: .@eI
mir, Gie 8eiiter, sic id riei bi
ipero' ih niht nebr los"
@er miro ben sroBten Seil Sc,
Soften fiir Die militariihe Sercit
'd)aft 81, tragen haben2 God, nu
oos arbeitenbe goIf. Ter ndhIt
Gon9reB miro Die ricitgen Gum
men, Die fir ole gcplanten NiiItun
GEN perlangt meroen 5u belpilliael
hoben. ltno Damn miro es lid, sci
gen, Dob, mie INNER, Die fleinej
&eute Die ltsperite Steuerlalt I'll tro
gen haben peroen. ltno men
Damn Der Rilitarismts ilnme
mohtiger meroen mirb, Damn roc:
oen Die srbeiter Organizations
INNER ihpdher peroen in ibrer
@iSerItano gegen fapitaIiItiit
Nusbcntung unb ge6riidllng.
Ilih gegen Die 9lnmenbung DO
geIeblihen Wetboben our giniiit
rnng oes Ihtitunoentages iprat
lid 8ompers abermals in iebr en-
ifieoener Weiie aus nnb oie Webl
belt Der Delegaten mar audi in oil
Ter Grase auf ieiner Seite. .Ij
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Inter Sen 9luipiaien Der 2ocal
Glepelano, g. g., mirb aua oieien
Winter Elm Mrbeiter Wortrasszaurs
peranitaltet. Die @enoKen 3om
Clifford. Sol. 9aobb. Nlf. Wasen@
tne9t unb 6. Nutbenberg finb als
Hebner oofiir auserieben unb ale
Bran9es tperben aufseforoert einen
Sag fir einen Der DortrGse feitouz
1eben.
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Gasielbe gilt BON Suppcn, sc,
milien, Geiiert llilu. Sir cine Wobl-
seit, filr oie Ser @iener Dor Dem
ariege 3 arpnen 20 SeQcr 5u be-
iablen gelpobnt mar, pcrlnngt man
Jest Z aronen 80 Soeller bis 5u 10
aronen; Sic Eortionen iinb fleiner
lulo oie &iide lit id)led)ter.
ltno babel feline sll,siid)t, boB ser
aric9 in nober 3eit beenoet uno oie
Seuerung nahlui1en iperbe.
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tit Oeiterreib=
l1ugarn.

lleber Die 2ebensmittel Serteue-
rltng in Seiterreid) uno llngarn
ihreibt Die yWiener slrbeiter 3ei-
ti,ng" folgenoes:
Die Yreiie fir Sleild, ShmaI5
uno Spef baben cine iolbe Sobe
erreid)t, Dob lib Die fleinen 2ellte
Den @cnllb foit ean5 periogen milf.
fen. Selblt ons Yferoefleiit, oas
man Dor Dem ariege fir etipa cine
&rone per ailo fir Die beiten Stiide
fallfte, beaablt man iest 3 aronen.
slber aud) oic Tferoe lino ieltener
geiuoroen; audi lie lino in ben &rieg
gc5ogen llno liegen mobl Sum groB-
ten Jeil unbegroben in Eolen ooer
HuBlano ouf ben Seloern Die .3ei-
tl,ngen ipreben bereits bon eillem
britten fleiifloien Gag. Die Mrmee
perbrallht oas meiite Sdlahtpieb,
entueoer friid geiblobtet ooer in
Der 6orm ban 9iiblenileiib. GIN
Ser ,Sront ueroen iogar Die Waul-
there geihlabtet. @as fam oa nod
fir bas Sutherland iibrig bleiben?
@iele 2ellte, Die nid)t belonoers
ludbleriid 81 iein iheincn, bebelfen
lid NIT &oten- lno Sunbeileiih,
ood) lit oasielbe niht iebr Ieiht s,l
erlangen, "a Die Better bon Sun-
Den lno Staten iebr poriihtig iino
unb OieIe Sierp infer ltreroer 9luf=
Iidt bolten. 8lei6 Der bel,tlhen
Hegierung bat MN ord) Die ilter-
Negierlng bot MN orcb Die 0lter-
oob an 5lpei Sogen Ser g9ohe,
| Gienstags llno sSreitags, fein
| Nleiid ierpiert perben oorf. Mild,
adie, Butter lmo Shntal5 perben
BON Gag 5lt Gag ieltcner Wer cinen
Gergleidb 5lpiihen Sen Treiien ser
pfahl5eiten in Sfeitauronts 5peiter
aluiie, ipie Tie borigen Ge5ember
beitanoen baben, l,no Sen beutigen
onitellt, miro iih oen groBen Inter.
lhieo audi obne amtlide 3iffern
leiht flor lnaden fonnen. Sier eine
pergleidenbe 3uianmenltelll,ng bon
NnntnT5 ,trS hr,ttn.
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Mrbeiter uno befonbers auh bic
Nrbeiterinnen iollten nidt peridumen,
BEL ibren gintdufen folhen @ei4df=
ten ben Woraua susebeh, bic in benz
Organ Der Mrbeiter i'm .G9o" Q(ns
3ei9en boben.
Evening star., 1915-01-24
Drawings by Frank Snapp

ventional fashion, he even wore
white flower in his buttonhole and a
gray tie; but there was no mistaking
Grayson.
@May 1 ask" Jermyn inquired,
doing his best to speak calmly, Ato
what we are indebted for the pleasure
of your presence here?"
Grayson faced his questioner with
equanimity. @Sir Jermyn,' he re-
piled, u am here in the discharge of
my duty. My investigations have
carried me up to a certain point and
beyond it. am associated now with
the law, and l must ask you to re-
spect my position
What the devil do you mean?'
Jermyn demanded in a low tone.
Grayson glanced round. They
were on the edge of little crowd of
people, and conversation was not
easy. @Sir Jermyn,' he advised, "go
back to your place and leave me
Evening star., 1915-01-24

to be held Lucille gripped her companion hand and,
leaning little forward, glanced at him curously.
any dear Jermyn" she exclaimed, at is indeed you
who might be the bride today: you are so pale, and
your eyes things far off Do for the sake
of my vanity cultivate the air of the happy BRIDE
groom. Look at mel"
He turned and obeyed her. At that very moment
half of journalists writing that the most
beautiful woman in London had just been married.
There without doubt some truth in their words.
Lucille exquisite, fascinating than with
this touch of scarlet in her cheeks, this geam of real
excitement in her eyes.
kiss me, Jermyn!' she whispered. @Let
whether can't bring just shade of color into your
cheeks"
He touched her lips with his own, but drew back al
most at once. Lucille he said, Il shall do best.
Don't treat me, though if child, to be coaxed
from i'll humors into good ones by kisses and sweet
meats. l have paid your price Isn't that enough?"
~Not nearly enough" she murmured "You my
husband indeed as l always prayed that
day you might be- but there other things you know,
that have right to expect from you besides your
name. l want you to look though you glad |
belong to you."
II am actor; but will do my BEST he promised.
Il will do my best and will do my best always
to make you happy; but if fail, remember that it
your risk and not mine
Arrived at the hotel, they separated, meet again
few minutes later in the reception Already
the guests were beginning to stream in. The quiet
wedding had grown and grown. People had begged to
be allowed just to look in, to shake hands with the
bridegroom. to wish happiness to the bride. And all
the time the carriages kept arriving Jermyn, whose
natural instincts all courteous ones, moved con-
tinually about among his guests, returning now and
then to Lucile's side. Everyone spoke to him about
her wonderful beauty 1t surely the day of
her life She brilliant, she said the right thing to
everyone, her attitude even toward Jermyn per-
feet Despite himself she made him appear at his best.
People began remark that, notwithstanding certain
amount of gossip, this seemed likely to be most
cessful match
THE rooms were almost filled when Jermyn, who
in the act of raising glass to his lips to drink with
old friend became suddenly rigid. He set the glass
down, and with word of crossed the to
where standing little apart from the others,
looking in upon the gay He dressed in
eopynght by & rights
Evening star., 1915-01-24

Dack 10 your place ana leave 1lle
alone Within few minutes you will know the solution
of that mystery which am afraid has brought unhap
piness to good many people,
@You mean to say" Jermyn persisted, shat you are
going to make arrest-an arrest here?'
Il going to assist in that, beyond doubt, Gray
son told him.
"Among my guests?"
"Among your guests, Sir Jermyn."
FOR a moment the seemed to swim. Jermyn
looked round him wildly That Sybil should find
her way here seemed to him, of all impossible things in
the world, the most impossible! Then inter-
ruption that it impossible to ignore. The Duke
of Rochester touched him on the shoulder.
"My dear Jernyn" he said, "as your fathers oldest
friend it is my privilege to here today to drink
glass of wine with you and to wish you every happiness
l invalid and allowed to stay for only short
time You will forgive me, therefore, sure, if
interrupt your conversation with this gentleman"
The small conventionalties of life often sweep aside
the great tragedies. ermyn walked side by side with
the Duke to the buffet, around which many groups
gathered together.
"I was your fathers school and college friend" the
Duke remarked they took their glasses of wine from
the waiter. Il tipped you when you your first
pair of trousers; at Lords when you made your
first century; proposed your health the day you
of age. l have known Lucille too all her life. She is
an exceedingly clever woman. If you are ambitious
Jermyn, and they tell that you are, know of no
who could make you better wife. l drink to your
happiness, 1 drink to the happiness of your married
life All, here Lucille! 1t is charming to be able
to include her in my good wishes"
He held out his hands. Lucille greeted him with
delightful smile. There by her side,-cean-
shaved, broad good looking in his way, with dash of
the transatlantic about his carriage. She kept the
Duke with her right hand while she spoke to Jermyn
@Jernyn," she said, ~t only the other day that
l heard you mention the of Mr. Aaron Chalmers
1 met him yesterday and asked him to in and
this afternoon. He would like to make your ac-
quantance.'
"And to offer you," Chalmers declared, with little
bow, @y very heartiest congratulations cannot
ceive the possibility of there being happier upon
the face of this earth than the who has the good
fortune to be the husband of my dear friend, the
Duchesse de Savers
"You are very kind, Jermyn murmured as he shook
hands. Il remember asking my wife whether she had
anything of you lately only the other day. because
acquaintance, fellow countryman of yours, by the
by, asked me particularly where he could find you"
as that so?" Chalmers remarked good humoredy.
@What was his name?"
"Hs name" Jermyn replied, 4was Norden Smith"
Chalmers stopped in the middle of drinking his cham
pagne He looked xedy at ermyn Then he drained the
contents of the glass and set down. as Noden Smith
here now?" he inquired in completely altered tone.
Il don't think that he is" Jermyn answered at
Evening star., 1915-01-24
CHAPTER Xxx

either an earthquake nor miracle hap
pened. At half-past two on the following
afternoon Lucille and Jermyn passed
down the red-druggeted path, along the
tented way, and, with the clashing of
bells behind them, drove from the church
where they had been married to the hotel
in Hans Crescent where the reception was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-22
ucas of South Bend Lead American Bowling Congress Peoria
HOW THEY STAND AND WHEN THEY'LL BOWL
AntIers' League.

Antlers' League.
uesday-Jewels VS. Hairs.
nesday-Charms VS.. Horns
Friday-Teeth VS.. Tylers.
c. \. Club.
Monday-Athletics VS.. Sox.
Tuesday-Braves Us. Giants.
Wednesday-SO VS.. Cubs.
hursday-Yankces Us. Singers.
Friday-C. y. C.'s Us. Colts.
Elks'.
Tuesday-Bills vs.. Stays.
Wednesday-Dee VS.. HOOfs.
Friday-Bills VS.. Toasts.
Federal.
Tuesday-Elks Us. Orphans.
nesday-Bucks VS.. Federals.
ursday-Prongs VS.. Antlers.
Friday-Fawns Us. Tails.
Stndcbakcr.
Nonday-Axles VS.. Hubs.
Tuesday-BOlsters vs.. SpOkes.
Wednesday-Rim VS.. Reaches.
Thursdays VS.. Tongues.
Friday-Skeins VS.. Hounds
United.
Monday-Kuglers VS.. Silver Edges.
Tuesday-Bardeens VS.. Flying
Wednesday, Senators VS.. Eagles.
hursday-Catalogs Us. Jimmy *
Goats.
Wa:thcr.
Monday-Giants VS.. Interstates.
Thursday-NeverSwe Us. Athlet-
cs
Friday-Standard VS. Seniors.
City.
wednesday-K. 4 s. VS.. Rostiser
Colts; Openheimers vs.. Hoosier
Creams; Hullie * Mikes VS.. Grelfs
Goats.
ClOthicrS.
Monday-LivingstOn VS. Spires;
Adlers VS.. Nernons.
Oliver.
hursday-Pattern VS.. Production;
Grey Iron VS.. Purchasing; Sales VS..
Main Office; Assembly VS.. Malleable.
Ncws-Times.
observation-disclosures VS.. Reporters;
Admen VS.. Operators.
Post office.
Monday-Office VS.. Specials; Mall
ing VS.. Dispatch; Window Us. Down
Town; Night Hawks VS.. Registers.
Printers.
Tuesday, ews-Times vs.. Hibber-
iidit: 5. b. Engraving Co. VS.. Hardys;
Ind Engraving Co. VS.. Tribune; Gaia
log Service Co. VS.. Peerless Press.
Singers.
Friday VS.. Cost; Cores
pondence VS.. Machinery; +. * ID. VS..
Pay Roll; Shipping vs.. Cabinet
Tribune.
Monday-Quads US. Mats; Nonpa-
reils vs. Pen Pushers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-22
SOUTH WITH THE PENNANT CHASERS

TAMPA, Fla. March 22.-Mgr.
Bresnahan OF the Chicago Cubs denied
today that he was worried over the
report that the Southern league in
tends TO affiliate with the Federal
league. The Cubs have games with
Savannah, Birmingham. Nashville,
Chattanooga and Memphis. and if the
league went over 10 the Federals, the
Cub schedule for the homeward trip
would require revision. The Cubs
clashed with the Havana Reds today.
SHREN La. March "a
Mgr. Tinker announced today he
would start north with his Chicago
Whales on April 5.
WACO. Texas. March 22.-The
Cleveland Indians arrived here this
morning for the two games with the
Waco club which has three victories
over the st. Louis Browns to its credit.
Cleveland's two wins over the Dallas
club are appreciated because of the
latter's two victories over the New
York Giants. The two games were
played in blizzardy weather. The out
fielders and infelders wore sweaters,
while the pitchers found it impossible
10 grip the ball firmly.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March
4 AlC otndlOlS DCSdH TIE lIdA
week OF their stay in camp here by a
!, game with the Virginia collegians this
afternoon.
FAY ETTEVILLE, y. c., March p.
The Terrapins got out on the field
early today and practiced like trOjans
up to lunch time to make up for the
enforced Sunday layOff. This after
noon the regulars and yannigans play
ed a game.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March %.
The Phillies who were caught in
gale on the gulf while fishing yester-
day are none the worse for their ex-
perience, and today were out on the
field despite their trying battle with
the elements.
DENISON, Texas. March 22.-The
Cardinal Yannigans will play at Paris
today and Tuesday, departing for
their home after these contests. They
are slated to arrive in st. Louis Thurs
day. The Yannigans defeated the
DenisOn club yesterday, to l.
HOUSTON, Texas, March 22.-"If
we hit the way the boys hit yester-
day." said Mgr. Branch Hickey of the
st. Louis Browns, the spring series
with the Cardinals will take care of
itself" The Browns defeated Hous-
ton here yesterday, II to s.
FORT WORTH, Texas, March 22.-
The st. Louis Cardinals will play two
games with the Dallas cub at that
place. The Cardinals defeated Fort
Worth yesterday, 13 to 4.
HAVANA C,,Lo NForo1. 90 T.;.1ao
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-22

Jones. leader of the St. Louis Fed
erals, is figuring on returning 10 the
United States with his squad He is
disappointe at his ability TO get games
here. The Almendares team is the
only club here that Will play St Louis
The other Havana teams are afraid
of getting in bad with organized ball.
The Federals defeated the Almendares
club yesterday by a score Of 10 I.
MACON. Ga, March %. - The
Braves began a four-game series with
the Atlanta Southern league team to-
day The teams play here today and
tomorrow and go 10 Savannah on Fri
day and Saturday.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March %
Cold weather again retarded the Red
Sox spring practice, and the men
hustled to keep warm.
MARLIN Texas, March 22-Fol-
lowing their successful invasion OF
San Antonio and Waco. the Giants
regulars and rockies were reunited
today and went through the usual
practice stunts
DAYTONA, Fla. March 22.-The
Dodgers and Athletics wind up their
series here today and Mack's men are
confident that they Will even up mat
ters. The Dodgers have a one game
edge on the former worlds cham
pions.
SAVANNAH. Ga. March 22.-Don-
ovan had his Yankees out early today
and put the men through a hard bat
ting practice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-22

MEMPHIS, Ienn., MARCH u
Johnny Dundee, the little New York
Italian, and Joe AZevedo, the Califor-
MIA Portuguese, are TO box a sched-
uled eight round bout to a decision in
Billy Hascack's arena tonight Tom
my WalSh's French lightweight, Joe
Mandot, will box the winner next Mon
day night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-22
WANTS INDOOR GAME.

The Laurel Boys CLUB OF Laurel
school has challenged any boys club
in the city for a game Of indoor base
ball to be played on any floor in the
city next Saturday night The Haley
club is preferred. For games cal.
Mgr. Arthur Scheer. 9e7 w. Thomas
ST. Home phone 1904; Bell 1873.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-22
SOX TO MEET PORTLAND.

STOCKTON, Calf. March 22.-The
Chicago White SOX jOurneyed here to-
day TO meet the Portland champions
of the Pacific Coast league. Bobby
Roth was to have his first tryout at
third.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-22
THE RAMBLlNGS OF
THE POSTMORTEMlST

Done i'm Parts.
The Villains plan was a well laid one.
The engine was cranked, all ready
20 spin.
And the car dashed of on its deS-
perate run
As soon as the miss was placed
therein.
Go be cOntinued.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-22

old Dan says-There are lot of men
who happen to save dollar one
week and spend two the next telling
their friends how they can save
money.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-22

Battling Nelson and Freddie Welsh
may prove a big drawing card if they
do mix it in Havana. but we know
who will get the big end Of the
purse.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-22

FORT WORTH, Texas, March 22.-
The st. Louis Cardinals will play two
games with the Dallas cub at that
place. The Cardinals defeated Fort
Worth yesterday, 13 TO 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-22
Never Fails.
dear children, I'll tell

Never Fails.
Listen dear children, I'll tell you a
tale;
Spring new thought that is far from
stale.
I'll tell you why 1 know spring is
here,
Tell it so that I'll make myself clear.
I've found a sign that always comes
true
And / am willing to pass it on to you.
The ideas so new I'll spring it or
burst
But yesterday was March the twenty
first.
A team at Howard. S. D.. is COM
planning because it made only 3 cents
last season. We know lots of teams
that would have been satisfied to have
been one copper on the good side.
You really can't blame the actors
for kicking when a man who gets his
reputation in the prize ring pulls
down the coin on the stage. Especial
ly when there are lots of people on
the stage who are better when it
comes to doing the tango.
But there is one step that fighters
invented long before the two steps
or the one step was ever thought of,
namely the side step.
Apparently Johnson and Willard
are going to meet in Havana, for we
haven't had any new date set for the
bout for sometime
Havana can stand the fight all
right, but Mexico already had trou-
bles of her own.