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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
FOR Titled CITY
NEW OBJ JE TIVE
Increased Speed Of Invaders is
Not Likely to Prevent Es-
cape of Russian Army.
TAKE TRENCHES ON DvlNA.
Strike in Protest at Proroga-'
the Of the Duma is M
Suspended.

BERLIN, Sept. 2s.-The new Ger
man offensive movement, with its OBJ
ject the capture of the important for.
tiled city of Dyinsk, hos made definite
progress. The war Office announced
today. that Russian advanced positions
West of the city had been penetrated
and that more than 1000 prisoners
and several machine guns had been
captured.
The russian military authorities
regard the withdrawal from the very
difiicult positions near Wilma, which
for time seriously 1nenaced q large
army as virtually completed.
They assert the Germans have lost
$50, 900 men In their recent opera
tons in this region.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
wILLIANlsoN AN WESTON.

CHARLESTON, Sept. es-pr. j.
NJ. Williamson, member Of the state
hoard of control, has gone to Wes-
ton to make an inspection Of the gas
supply OF the state hospital located
there. The state has four gas wells
on its land there and these are to
be cleaned out and put in shape to
replentish the supply for the winter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
funeral
OF Miss Virginia Brooch, Who
Died Here, Will Be Held
at Grafton.

Miss Virginia Brock, aged 60
years, Of Grafton, died at 6:45
o'clock. wednesday evening, in a To-
cal hospital. following lingering
illness.
The body was prepared for burial
and. taken to. the home Of George A.
Brock, aibrother, at 531 West Wash
ington street, Grafton, Thursday
morning. The funeral services will
be held at the home Of her brother
and the burial will be in Grafton
Cemetery. - l...l-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
Germany Gives Assurance Tha
American Ships viii Not
Be Destroyed.
PROPOSAL IS ACCEPTED
Commission to Fix Damages
and The Hague to Settle
Treaty Rights.
IJNCLE SAM
tsY Assee,ArEp ,sksa,

U!NCbE4 SAM - ~ g IS.
tssAssee,krsp sskso w.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ger.
many's latest note on the sinking Of
the American sailing ship. William
r. Faye. published today by the stats
department, disclosesS am iinportasif
diplomatic victory for the United
States. n sSs
Germany accepts the proposal to a ~
damages by commission and to- lot
The Hague pass upon disputed trea.
rights involved. 1t also gives assn
anccs that no more American IshiHs
Icarrying conditional contraband viii
be destroyed under any circum
stance. s.
IygProblematical. Is
American ships carrying contra
band, however, still may be degkroSz
ed. What OBJECT this can hare III pTacs
teal operation Is problemat irat hes
cause Germany and Great Britain In
their retaliation have made absolute
contraband practically everything
which was conditional under the des
clara.ion Of London. ss
One thing seems to officials Ger
tain German naval commanders are
now ordered to exercise the right of
visit and search with respect to- atI
American ships to determine what
cargo the vessel carries, thus nal ding
1T practically sure that none Will be
attacked without warning; or ample
time be- given for passenge rs and Grew
to transfer irrespective of the cargo.
70 Avoid Break.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
Your Baby Maybe the One to Win;
Do You Want to Be q Proud Parent?
FRAGMENT
of a Bomb Strikes American
Consulate but No One
is Hurt.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.-The
American consulate at Stuttgart Ger
many, was struck by fragment of a
bomb during the recent raid upon
that place by French airmen accord
ing to message today from Consul
Higgins. He said no one in the con-
suiate was injured, but did not indi-
cate whether the building was great
ly damaged.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
EIGHT HOUR DAY
With Nine Hour Pay is Offered
Strikers Of Cartridge
Plant.
o. AsIseelArsp ,a.ss,

LOWELL, Mass, Sept. 2S.-onicials
OF the United States Cartridge Com
pany. whose local plant has been
closed for more than q week by q
strike Of d majority Of the 5000 en-
lployes. today offered to grant the ma
lchinists an eight hour day with nine
hours pay. The machinists union viii
act upon the offer immediately. (
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
VIOLENT ARTILLERY
FIGHTING CONTINUES

PARIS. Sept. 23.-The violent ar
tillery fighting, which has character
lied the operations in France for
more than three weeks, was continued
yesterday and last night at number
of places along the battle line, accord
ing to the statemer, given out by the
war Office today The engagements
we're particularly severe near RoclIn-
court and to the north and south Of
the river Avre.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23

A Suicide
Dead Body Of George Ball is
Found with Bullet Hole
through Head.
az Assoe,.-ro rsrss,

! GRAFTON. Sept. 2s-George Ball,
farmer and local preacher of Bar
'bour county, ten miles south of this
city, was found dead few. rods from
mis- home Wednesday with bullet
hole through his head. A rife was
found By his side. The coroner gave
q verdict Of suicide.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
FoR PL AlNTIFF
Verd cts Are r.: turned In net miie
Cases "a the Circuit Court.

Juriess IN nthe circuit court Thur
day returned verdicts for the pIsiiIs
tin IN the detinue appeal cases Or
Samuel Fe.nberg a Ainst Lloyd mi
and of Samuel Fetnbefg (
Charles Harris.
The appeal ease Of tia Home i d
milking Com any q diaiSt
put 66 trim r|litfsdsy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD.

HUNTINGTON, Sept. 2s.-afrs.
Selma Eaten alias NJ: r. Vance, was
found guilty by d jury In the Federal
court. Shs e alleged 10 have been
the leader of 4 number Of women In
Jdncbin comfy who obtained goods
from, 9 BpE6iu mail order house
through the use q ITAadplsht orders.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
win Supply. An Goal
For a Whole Railroad

Fairmont Just closed yearly
Isl abou additional
additional 1--we stock ioT
thinks the advance In the price OF
mule now sough
large facilities at
production
trade,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
'UNCL 3 SAN WIN
IN FIR r DISP
Capital in
Dd1-ll,7ees.
Life of Foreigners in Constanti-
nople Almost lntoierable,
Says a Swiss.

GENEVA. Sept. %. Swiss who
has Just returned from Constantinople
writes to the Gazette De. Lausanne
that there is no gas, electricity or
candles in the Turkish capital aan
that condition of. life there are al
most intolerable for foreigners. He
says that 1900 workmen from the
Krupp plant are idle on account Of.
lack Of raw materials.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
BIDS SUBMITTED
For Construction Of a Cottage
for Tubercular Patients
at Infirmary. Il

Bids were submitted to the county
clerk Thursday for the construction
of three-room cottage for tubercu-
lar patients at the county infrmary,
as follows:
Robert Brown. s1.325.75.
o. w. Ford. s1;327.5O:
A. Hall. $1.585.v0.
The contract will not be awarded
until the county court meets again.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
Duff's Liquor Stolen
And. THO Are Jailed

thrysix pnts Of liquor from Lloyd
1b William Freeand
DAY night Action probably taken in
sscourt. ~ II
The alleged theft department by Dun
early
arrested on charge larceny Nicholas
Whyte sent Officers Sims
men The officers returned bringing FreeIand
Reeder them $50
Thursday afternoon Freeland released
1sones9
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23

AT 100 O'clock Thursday. evening
Gcottase prayer meeting VIII b. held
atl the home Of Mrs. Il. e. Woods;
4llsz South Chestnut street. G: ! H.
Harding viii be ISsstets as 4 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
GERMAN POSITIONS IN
BEL GUM RE EMF0RC ED

ROTTERDAM. Sept. 90 During
the last week the German positions
In Belgium have been heavily re-en-
forced while the Notifications at
LILLE in France have been restored
and strengthened.
II Is exported here thar these
precautions have been taken in an
J tlcipation Of possible general Of
CONTINUED on pass 3. / 2;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
ADVANCED POSITIONS or DV7WSE
ARE PENETRATED BY The GERMANS
COBB MAKES RECORD.
(By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Ty
Cobb;s stolen base during the
Detroit Philadelphia game
yesterday gives him the record
for the American league, it
was stated by q statistician
here today. The previous
record for the league was
Lightweight bases stolen by 8
Milan, of Washington, in
1912. Cobb has stolen eighty
nine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23

b. ~ As9aeiATGn tNts1ls A. $50
y TRINIDAD. Colo. Sept. 23 John
p. siler, u. !, on his tour Of I'M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
by the county clerk to Avelino Mino
and Maria Garsia, and Robert Linn
Osborn and Myrtle Rose Smith.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-23
THE WEATHER.

Party c'oudy tonight md
Friday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

&ronprtn5 @appredt bon @apern, els
nen @riegsratb ab. Die 8onige bon
sa@ien ur6 @iirttenberg befimben
ii@ auf 6em @ege na@ bem &al1pt-
quortier. @abreno feines 8eiu6es
beim 38. &eierbe+ +sss;nfanterieI I@egi-
mett bielt Der Weonar6 eine begei-
lterte patriotii9e &e6e an 6ie Srup,
pen, in 6eren @erlaufe er iagte:: Die
9lugen Der gan5en @elt ridten ii9
ouf Die &6nrpfe in ser @bampagne,
ipo Der 5ein6 itdrfer iit nm6 NIT itets
neuen, erb0bten &rdften eine @nti@ei,
eungsi6Iodt berbei5ufiibren fu@t.
elber beutf6e Sapferfeit fat feline
@oritoBe bislong 5uriidgeidIagen uno
miro in 6ieier @eife fortfabren, Big
Der Srie6e berbiirgt it,"
Wait einen @erIuit bon 6rei> tpern
rri9t gar bier 2intenf9iffen Ser ani-
ierten SIotte u1r6 ser Mubergefedt-
febung bon ntinoeite1s 5tpei on6eren
| iit Ser @on1pf IN 6en Dar6anellen
nod Ser Mnfidt ser 9on6oner 5od.
beritan6igen in ein reues, bielleidt
6os gefdbrlidite Staoium eingetne.
ten. 0bgletd Ser @efedtsmertb Der
peretnigten GIoHe 6ar@ 6ie iiingiten
Berlufte unbeitrettbar betrd6tli@
ber1nirp6ert tpor6etr iit, ertpartet mon,
6oB sic brittiden 2t1rie1tidiffe Queen
un6 ssnplocable, iotpie 6as fron3o-
iifde 9inieni6iff @enrp w., 6ie 311r
@eritdarffung bes @eidtpa6ers obge-
fou6t fin6> int 9oufe Ser 1tdhiten
o6tutr6bier5ig Stun6en on Ort u16
Stelle eintreffen tper6e1. Donn ion,
tpie in elmer @onferen5 Sir M6ntirdle
at @oro 6es fron50iiiden Slagg-
i@ffs Suffren beidloiien tpatr6e, Ser
9lngriff 1nit erneuter @nergie aufge>
11on1men 1Der6e1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

Gin 6eutf4es Sou9boot bat ben
brttiiden Do11pfer Concord bon 1925
Eonnen irn @o1,oI torpe6tert. Die
a1ts 26 Marm beitebe,t6e 8efota1ng
1T I'M Sober geIon6et tporben. Ser
Dontpfer fol( nod 1ti9t gefanfen fetn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
20. Nf9rs

cSltL VUIOtIYIuICO OtS S!IItLtlIes
lta16 um 5am1tag nod Ser @ampf
in Ben Dur6anemen, mo- bie 6lotte
Ser Mniierte1t dn1 Donnerftag, tpie
iemit in Noris nno 2or16oa1 5ugege,
ben miro, 6rei 2inierf9iffe, sic 1tad
een @eri9t aus &onitantinopel bon
tiirfiiden Sorpe6os getroffen tpur,
oen, berIor, rnb bret tpeitere &riegs-
i9iffe f9tper bef9d6igt mur6en. Dte
gegierungen ser miierten beri1@en,
oem @olfe sic bittere 8ille 6a6ur@
ettpas at iiber3udern, BOP fie boro11f
beiteber, sic u1tergegangemen &riegs-
i@iffe feien @eenti1ten 5r1m Spfer &C.
fanen. l1eber 2o116on miro beri9tet,
oaB om 6reitog tpieber @riegsi@iffe
ser 9lniierten in sic Darbanelen
eingefabren ieien, 6aB fie aber tpegem
urgii1itigen @etters ni9ts ansrid'
ten fct11tter. @o1roon gibt iebt gu,
6aB 6os @9idioI Der MeeresftraBe
ntn6eitet,s nod IN Ser Sdmebe lit,
11n6 an sic @r5tpingutrg Beg D1r@-
gangs nibt 5n be11fen fei, ebe genii.
ge1t6 2arr6trnppen berbeigef6afft
ii1tb, I'M glei@5eitig 5u @aiier 1t1ro
5u 2on6e an5ugreifen.
Mnf 6er bei6en el1ropdtf4en
@riegsi9oupldben berridte nod ben
Iebten mmtI@en geu6ridten berbalt'
niBnrdBig @1tbe;; 8erlin but fleinere
6rtlide Grfolge in SIatt6ern ,1mo
6rorfrei9 iotpie sic Mbtpeiiung o1ler
fron50fiiden glngriffe gu mel6en; Der
8eridt Ser &eeresleitltng gibt in
f1poppet1 @orten nn6 obne &in5ufii'
gung bon girtaelbeiten 3u, bdb bie
@uiien in Dftprea1Ben Mernel beiebt
baben; fonit fei I'M Often al1es ber'
bdlttriBmaBig rubig. @ouobl IN
8ien, tpie in BerIin 1T nta,t in fo@-
+peritan6igen @reifen Der feiten l1e-
ber5eugung, baB in SEN @orpdben
sic Sffe1ribe Ser @uifen, bic ote'
fen riefige gerlufte gebro# bot, e1ro-
giiltig gebro@en 1T.
Cine itolienii4e 3ett11ng perof'
fettIidt elm @eriidt, baB Seiterreid)-
l1mgmn in ei1te,n borldufigen @b-
foannen iid bereit erfldrt babe, Sta'
lien getpiiie Ebeile Beg Srentino ob.
5ntreten; oos 8latt glaubt aber febH
6ab es fi@ un1 ri@ts tpeiter ols elm
@eri@t barbelt. go &eint bic
@ntideibung iiber bie &altung sSta
Iien intner nod m Der @@mebe 5a
Fein.
gu Sen bret norbearopdifdet
Wsadten Ddnemarf, @dtpeoen uno
gsortpegea, sic segen oie maBregeln
ser Mlliierten 3ur 9abmlegung 6es
6el1tf6en &artoels proteitiert baben,
iin6 iebt als bierte nod BE Mte6er.
Inn6e gefommen, oie in dbnIi&er
@eife in 2onbon ,tn6 8aris poritel.
CJortietmng a,,f Seite {.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25


frieg gegen sen britii6en @an6el ein-
Itelen, @roBbritannien 6afiir 6en
Ner1ano po1t 2ebensnitteln fir 6ie
biirgerlide @ebolferung Deuti6lan6s
1ri6t bit16ern fo4e, mebr itahftn6en
tper6e. ---
%. Mar5.
S1n Often un6 5uglei@ a1f 6en ge=
lo1n1nten @riegsidauplaben biloet
oas &auptereignib sic uebergabe Ser
gali5ii@en Teitung &r3empsl. Die
Beiabung botte feline 9ehensmittel
mebr uno batte Sen 8efebl bon Der
o1terrei@ii9en @eeresleitung erbal-
ten, ii9 binnen 6rei Sagen 5u erge-
ben u1ro porber sic @ei9iite un6
Jelturgsperfe, tpie au6 fa1nmtlide
Munition gu 3eritoren. @elbit 6ie
englil9e 8reiie erfe1nt an, boB Die
l1ebergabe ser Seltung fir 6ie Oei ter
rei@er eine ebrenboue tpar. Son Be-
tersburg tpir6 6ie 3abl Ser IN Der
6eite genommenen @efangenen aa1f
ettpa $4,000 Mann angegeben. &on
oen lo1ritigen @anpfpldten lit nur
tpi6tig, oaB sic gta6t Merrel mte-
ser irn 8elib ser Deutfhen lit.
Non Ser Siirfei fon11nt sic 9ea9-
ridt> 6oB ser fran50iif@e S@Ia6t-
freu5er @al1Iois gein1rten u16 Die
Mon1i9oft bon 6en ibrige11 &riegs-
ihiffen ser @erbi1p6eten gerettet >por>
sen lit. Dos !Sdiff tpar na6 &oriier
Mel6ung i4tper bei6a6igt un6 itan-
sig itan6 es nnter bern 5dub an6e=
rer 51iffe, fir Sen San @ilfe Be-
notbigt tpltr6e. Son 2on6on miro
gentel6et, 6oB in @nglan6 ft@ ouge=
n1ein Die Mnii@t berbreitet, 6aB 6ie
Sperotionett an ben Dor6o11euett 1i@
ntebr in sic 9ange 8ieben tperoen, als
urlpriinglt9 ertpartet tpor6en iet. .
san @elten bat iih 1i9ts &eionr
0eres ereigrret. Die 6ran5oien ber-
lu9ten bergeben Die berlorenen Stel<
lungen bon @roB un6 &lein &et6
Mderfopf int @IioB tpie6er gut 51 t1ta-
@en. Setn6lt@e 6lieger tparfen om
@on11tag m1f Mulbein1 in @o6en brei
8or1ben ab. neber sic @trfung miro
ni9ts beri@tet.
sStaliens &oltung iit trob gegen-
tbeiliger @el6ungen no@ irnnrer u1t-.
perdr6ert, un6 ielbit 2on6on gtbt 3u,
6oB sic aus @aris mn6 @etre6tg fo1n.
r1en6en Meloungen, oie italienii6e.
&egierung babe Sen @abnfradtber-
febr na@ Deutidlan6 iiber sic
s9tpei5 ei1rgeitent, uno 0iterreidii@e
nn6 6eutl9e Sruppen tper6en an ber
italtenti@e @ren5e 8uimnmenge5o
ani9einen6 ie6er 8egriinoung e11t-
bebrten.
&olnn6s @roteit ON England roe,
gen Ser @Io6o6e Deuti@lnn6s bot
gebolfen. Die britif6e @egierung
bot erfldrt, iie tper6e 6ie SSttereHen
&olla11os nnb iei1rer @oIo1tien nod
Mogli@feit i1onen. 9luf sic britt
me Sor6erung, &onon6 ione fi9 Der.
pfli6ter, ie6en Dudgangsban6el NIT
0euti9la1tb ein5ufteae1t, tp1tr6e ab-
lebnen6 gear1ttportet.
@ofbington miro in etnigen Soge11
sic @roteittnote an @nglan6 abgeben
Gaiien, in Der iie gegen etnige 8u1tfte
Ser @lo6a6eerfIdrung Ser Mniierten
giniprade erbeben mill; CUR glei@en
8eit min iie eine @ote an 6ie beuti9e
@ei@sregierung rt4ten tpegen ser
8erietfung 6es on1ertfanif9e1t S1o-
nerS Srbe 6ur6 SEN beattiden Stlfs-
frer8er r8rin8 @iteI Srieori@."
Mus Chile miro ra9 2onbon ee-
mel6et, es ftebe iebt fet, boB Ser
oeutide @reuaer Dres6en tbotid9Iid
in dilet1ii6en @etpdifern bon einen1
britif1en @efdtpaber ongegriffen
tpnr6e. England bot 6onrit einen
9aentrnIitdtsbru4 bega1tgen, tpie oie
6eutide Botfdaft in @o1bington
f9on in boriger @ode ange6eutet
botte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

ia1f .a9t Meilen bon Der &iiite. Ne
@air1torr befan6 fi6 auf Der Gabrt
bon Seem Cattle nod @enua nit ei'
1ter 9a6ung @oblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25
1000 RufI>., y<1al19ttl.

Die $aare st.
ssetpa6 nns bet enms Rr'em?s1 eeFa
8erietben oabet TT 6ean8ni@at
&um<n Die 8emms 10000 Sanm-91r>
ftibe Sorts nnS tnaft-e e4mertfanttben senonn:
8onoon fIr 8twtKe Tdne 3etloe 5m
r1font 8Stion bat ote 9ote
Gm9lano 1T Mrbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

9enti&er aoninl in @eattle iammelt
8etpeiie, baf bortige 6trma Gmg'
lamb nit 9am4booten beriorgt. -
1aftbefebl gegen ibn. - 8onfml
81. Naler erbebt 8eiduer6e tue'
gen ,pieberbplter @erletmng bemt'
ider &ertragsre&te. - Sffenba'
rer 1tebergriff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-25

baB 1euti3lan6 ieinen- Sau6boot-
frieg gegen sen brttii6en @an6el ein-
iteMeh @roBbritannien oafiir oer
0er1ano bo1t 2ebensnitteln fir Die
biirgerli9e @ebolfernng Deuti6lan6s
11i6t binoern ione, mebr itattftn6en
tper6e.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-26
FRANK BAKER
TO ATHLETICS

Philadelphia, Oct. 25.-Frank Baker
will rejoin the Athletics, however,
this does not mean that it is GER
tain that he will be seen around the
hot-corner wearing an Athletics uni
form next spring, as it is possible
that he will be traded during the win
ter. A few weeks ago Mack Journey
ed to the home of Baker at Sails.
bury, where q very satisfactory pre-
liminary conference was held. To-day
it was learned that Mack had made a
second trip to the Baker domain and
all details were discussed and com.
plete understanding reached that will
bring Baker back in the field Of or
ganiZed baseball.
When asked today what had hap
pened at the two conferences, Mack
admitted having had very pleasant
talk with Baker and said he might be
considering trades, but would not ad-
nit that Baker would be included.
4 am perfectly satisfied with the
outlook" Mack said. II an always
use a star ball player who can hit
brass band. l admit that met
Baker at Salisbury"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-26
PICKED UP IN
THE ALLEYS
Have you seen Zeamer

Have you seen Zeamer
With his neW%Ss,beaner"? =. s,....,:,3 ,.,,.:,5
|sa(With apolosies 7totdsL Lonsf feilowJ.
Anyhow Billy Zeamer copped the
Stetson headgear offered by Al Rosen
for high average in, FIVE consecutive
games LAST week. FBilly's' mark was
19552-5.s tSg 4s INV 'ss ssss i4S; IL
Theswriteynot to be oGtdcnS md
with tcool' deliberation and malice
aforethought. offers his last sum.
mer's "straw" to the pin chaser drink
ing the most bottles of pop. eating
the most apples, and smoking the
most cigars in the presence OF a lady
at the Capital City alleys this week.
Action must be simultaneous.
The Sore Thumb.
1nasmuch as sore thumbs have be-
come popular necessity with aspir.
ants of bowling, this department,
which by the way has also contribut-
ed heavily to the Belgians, now con.
tributes literally with the following
suggestions: =: ~ = -.
If your thumb isn't sore yet don't
get discouraged, HIT It with a. ham
meT, sg-Iu-g..xcf. ..o, ,,r3-nrt 2t,rF s,.,
Always spit on on your. ,,ul : thumb thu '.. and
wipe it of on the towel before. pick
ing up the ball, ,usThis notfonly has a
sanitary effect, but according to Lydia
Pinkam is, a sure, cure.r be4s s...s-
After throwing your ball down the
butter, always return to; / your seat
with, your thumb in; your mouth. This
not only alibis you with the crowd,
but serves as a gentle reminder, of
childhood days. eliminates the neces.
sity Of washing the member, and Incl.
IDENTIFY shows good taste" We know
Of other reasons, but forget, them, VIZ
:, Never let q; sore thumb. open to the
inspection sof Of your wife. II she in.
FISTS that you have srecently been cut
ting ;off IAer.; movie allowance. lay
your PRESENT financial depression to
II The uncertainty IA of the the weather and
'hrssHnl4e. ttsH 14e. sbii or .$r4 svhiUp suu
,y,' This department has other sugges.
tions but not the space. Same 1will
be furnished l1li [iif t prop.erlyl prop. approached
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-26

with the sore thumb pointed in a
heavenly direction. ..
Ten Bowling Comma ndments. ,Sry.
q, s(As3 framed by Jack Mezirow).
Same has been prepared with reck-
less abandon. ''4a ,i (
]. | am the big noise'' around
these alleys, Thou shalt love, honor,
and obey me.i.f,a .TJ,,E3 I. & II .1Tr <,rsscE
81 g. Thou shalt use no profanity in
my alleys. To s'be,t original / will say
that it. sounds likel, hr- 10 l5a yo4E4
8. Thou shalt attend y tournament
services in fulfllment Of your promise
and obligation. ,pssd aFve y co&
4. Honor thy superiers by Dutch.
ing" It whenever they want to bowl
with you. al iy,,jyli5 5f3j 81 iod% xsbJayse
5. Thou shalt not steal the bowl.
ing balls, nor the pins. nor the lock-
ers, nor the cash register, nor the
Alleys slis;. ips To s;1rt.5is ii
6. Thou, shalt not commit lofting.
~. Thou shalt. not commit 'fouling.
8. Thou shalt not ''lten,sabout your
average. u iga:s .
9, Thou shalt not icovet thy bowl
le Thou shalt not /, aasst I'll tly neigh.
boris ball.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-26
their wives made an automobile tour
OF the Twin Cities,

tDClr wives udOe al dutoAuODlIe LOuI
OF the Twin Cities.
Among .he noted Clayels caught in
tie movies" are Johnny Evers,
known to every fan, Sherwood Nagee
Of the Boston Nationals, Red Killifer,
now Of Cincinnati, bi; formerly saOf
Minneapolis, Jake Daubert, peerSsoS
the first sackers. Jim Vaughn ofsthe,
Chicago Cubs, Forrest Cady, catch
er q: the Worlds Champion Boston
American team, Bill James of the
Detroit Tigers, Pipp Of the, New York
N!ghlahderss Wallies Sc!iang Of the
Athletics. j cozy' Dolan, comedian yof
The st. Louis Nationals; Max Carey,
the Pittsburg speed boy, and last but
not least. Jake Coombs, Of Brooklyn,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-26
ALUMNI BANQUET
js s d II AT GRAND'SroRK1l q

q The AluMni Assocation;st tasp9k
q 5aersitys5of SslNorth DatneA 'annddncs =
that an alumni banquet will lbe given
on the evening of Thursday, Novem-
ber 4, in Grand Forks. A large mum.
her Of graduates otithe AlniY ersi9y will
be- ins attendance ct the State SEdhca-
tionaI association meeting and II is
expected that the banquet will be we'll
attended. All alumni of the univer-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-26

Pete Russell leads this years Uni
versity of Chicago eleven and the
brunt Of the, work is falling on his
shoulders. The Maroon leader is do
ing everything in his power to bring
about a successful season, but will
need assistance If victories are
achieved over such strong teams as
Illinois and Minnesota. ... ~
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-26

hero Of three worlds series.
The Bismarck Tribune Northwest
Weekly are shown each week at the
Orpheum theater.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-26
BOWLING SCORES

Totals .......3,s... 3&,s.,. 642 1910 592
Total pins three games, l,874.
Average per 5eam per game. GA.
Average per man per game, 125.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-26
Base S Ball STARS
NORTHWEST. W | WEEKLY !
Big Leaguers Caught ~ Camera
Man at Nicollet Park
Minneapolis

Some of the most famous stars Of
the baseball armament will twinkle
from the motion picture screen in the
forthcoming release Of the Bismarck
Tribune Northwest Weekly. Pictures
were made of the junketting Ameri-
can and National league players who
played at Nicollet park in Mime.
apolis. The fans will have an oppor-
tunity to see closeup motion portraits
of some of the men who have made
baseball history. Other pictures
were made when the players and