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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05
Gic Nertunft berii6mtcr Ocntidcr
Iamcn.

On teiucr }eit biloctcn Die OciIts
ic1en 9ubncsnamcn bic Oos clan.
5cuoite 3eilaniB o6Ie8eu fiir ocutic6c
&nltnr rno ociitidlc Sd6igfcit III I'M
icreul 9GpnRtiein aincn 70 itartct
ino pcrtbpclca @ciib, ipie Gerooe
ictt 0o imicrc Eciioc inter ocM
@bIaGlrort 0cs @arborcniAnms4
vcrarblid1 ucriutcn nie biIioriihcil
nro ac9emuirti5cn @crba ollcs
Ieitittcn 81 pcufnalnupien. 2Rc6r
els c eriiillcu 6icic llaHcn ms 6cate
nit ira0igam 5toI5 Ner 0utH 0ie
aroBc 3a6l I'M &eriaIic oes &riegcy
ncucritaiocncr Auhnlc5uamcn nod
geiioiacrt piy0 Iarlnl crig6ent Is
nlcbr ais natiirlidl ocu Gntncbci,
lmo scr @cocntlnI1 cicicr 9laneH
noa5uipiircn ccr aIten uno ser
neacn bic cmia ipa0rca mcroci
Lcr 9lauc iniicrrs groBicn Iids
tcrS &od0e i'll wic 81 glIiudIIiid0t
in cincr llutcrintlug 0cniMer 9lil-
mcMamen A n6cAiic 3eit Ger tcl
ser 0eltiden 3'crllgsoNiialt ia
2litiaart criGcncn6eu 3eitiWriit
allcGer 9afo iUo Mccr4 a1Sikbri
lsi@i IN ocr miprii.GliacH Scfciii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05
Nie IeEtrn aamgic ser ser6cn.

Ginc interciiantc Scene aus Oem
5AntBoftc Der 9rogo0ic, bic oic &cr.
tidtniG oes icrbiidci @cereS DOR
itcGt 3eihnct Gin qlugcn5cuge III oar
DStompo Cine icrbiic6e Gonpo8
nic.@ 10 cr5d6lt cr @fom in lmier
Iori 9llit aeieiittem Nonpt lana.
ioiucu SAritteS, irottctcn lie oabcr
Gus oI lcttcn 5toot oic nod ocn
Emlppon &0ni0 9Sctor's eeblicbcrt
mar paren iic pcrtricbcu morocn
5ic 0abcn bei @o6onas. bci QriIcp
gcfdmpit, n6cr uiliolit Sic nus.
ten 9lonoitir olligcbcit ltltO bciNiib
bei glaht tylig tic Gin 3ug oiN 1o
loniGi al Gic iuarcll nidlts pcitcr
mebr ais enc oeiicgtc ousgcbun1ertc
Ser0a, oas 0nrdlebte Gleno boitc
icNe 0mpiiloiug ole lid iiber oos
Sbicriihc erbent IN ibusn 9et66tet.
llnieye 2cute iaunneltcf iic9 I'm lir
nu0 beitiirnfea iie nit 6ragcu iiber
bic Ieeten sdmpie. Sic aAiUorieten
nidt Sle 5itterten nor adltc IN
ibrcn lhiiiornem oic udbrenN oer
BIER @rieGsiaAre 10 OHM mie @cin.
pono gaporoeu uarcll. @ci elmer
Ndlitdrpddcrei 6licbcl oic Scr6Hi be.
pcannasIos iicben aqr5 beuuuuIcn
roa o2G glubIid DER 9rotc. GincI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

Iurd 2ot6linicn 4S0oiograp0iea
urroc pcitcr fcitgeitcllt ooB oac
@}ouern idlici itcbcu nit cincr 9la
meidlmg bis 6il einen bol6cn Nleter,
lno Dab sic @erbdltniiic oaer S9eiIc
inter chamber iortmGbrcnO bon Ser
9iidtibnir oblpeideu oIs fiirdtete
nou in scr @croO1eit cine llnidou
belt ino iuoQtc onrh 9lbmeidjungep
2e6ca III oic arhiicttoniicbcu Noupt
linicu briugcn. lm 8ciipicl llebcr
sen gosenitclllngen Der iiioliten
uuo noroIidjcn Seiteum6toe Der SEC
t9c0ralc Dcrldtit Gin @dno, ods cine
Mcibc tlcinercr 5dulcn trGgt. Iieic5
@ono bieqt iib 0crartia uah obcu
oas cs an Der cineu Scitc oen gIrto'
oenbogen trifit mdbrcno OH Der oll'
oeren Seitc Gin 3piidenroum Don
cincm W}etrr bleibt. 9luBeroem itcbeu
0ic SdlIleu nMt parallel lmo ale
8ogeu iino III %0bc iuiO 9reite Der
idiebeu Gin ouoeres @eiipicl. SSm
iiloIicbcn Scitcuit1ifi iroaeu oic
Smilen elm @auptgcliu5, iIbcr Dem
eiuc peitcro gleibc Giloiter ltcbt ooS
c5ciims bicgt iidJ wie cine 0orgcitrcdte
2ottc. Gbcuio ipiIrocn an @run0.
riB iouite &riimmngen feitgeltelIt.
9Iac 9lbpeidun9en ioaeu jc0od ocni
uidts u6ncnocn 9cIdouer nidt ollf.
ojooopcor ucint MN ouf @ruuo ici-
ncr 6uuoc oaB Der icbicfe 9burr
e0ciio mic oie ouoereH &iioner 9ou.
ten in GitDetiider 9lbidt idiei ge.
itcut ici.
Gs licgt etpoS @euioles ooriu iia)
Sic altcn Yoluuciitcr ais Smprciiio.
uiitcn ser glrcbitcftlr bor3uiteIlen,
Sic ourM obiihtliM oHgc6rodtc In
rcgelmGBigteitcn Oos 2ebenSIoie unG
Sartc ans Der gcrooen 2inie 5u bon.
nen iudten nit 10 9roBer Scinfii0lig.
feit oaB nicbtS bonn brciten llnterton
ocs glffor0s Oerlorcu ging
,Scood ser Ibuun bon @iia 1T 5ll
| ic6ief, nm in Der S4iei0eit iid ein
SG6nbeitsioeol uoriteleu 81 f6nnen.
Ger Sprung BON ocn tleiucu lln
rcgcludBiafcitcn ser &at0coralc 5lni
&onponile lit SUI aroB 10 oaB old
sic intcrciioute @cucisiiigrlug Ooll
@ooopeor nidt iiber5atgt 9Ibwci.
dnugcit cntiprcdlcno 0encn ocr So.
t6corolc ucrocn iih Die 9olunciitcr
crlonbt bobcu 3cit lnO gjoOeuDc.
idGficnbcit wcrOen obcr oic llnrcgcl.
mdBigteiten incruiiuidt gegcn Ole
glbiiNt bergroBcrt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05
g4ie bic WOsloiuitcr nit GuglanO eIn
Niinonih nbidlIiehen luoIlteM.

&dGrcuo iih england i'm IS. imo
40. Sd6r6lmoert NIT oeu 3arcnreid]
uidt pertrogen foante baber im 20-
Sabrbnnoart sic id6ncu Scclcu iid
geiluoen. gluA iri5er puroCn eiu-
NAL ge5ic1uigen nrgebabnt aacr-
oine5 in unireipillig bimoriitiidcg
@ciie. IS banoelte ii9 nm oen
@lmin Suan's oes SdlrcdIihcn nit
@nglono Gin gimonib 5u idlieBa
mo glciH3citia cine id0nc GH0ldnoc
rim plr 6rml 3u er0aIten 9llcr
oinqs mar oieier @lanbort ocrbeira.
ibct uno 5mar felt 1850 init iciner
attcu @cnabiil ole meiilcn an
ocrcu Daitc u mngcbrddt oocr lie
marcp All (5iit aeitorbri JinHuIcbr
lnahtc ibu ciu cnaliid)er glrjt oSocob
4obcrts, Der an 9oie 0es 3orcn feb
ic. oni oeu eu8liidcn sol ailimcrf
lam iulo crbot lid, ibm cine &cr
mouote Der &odgu Gliiobctb ais
Srau 6crbei5uihaiien 81 ocn Ser.
6anohngci nit Oieicm Gbeitiitcr be
oicntc iid rSuan ii6rigeus gcidniad.
poacr @ciic oes ooilings gSlgoi, Ocs
@ntcrs e6cn icner 9Rario olc oamalS
icinc adtc CScna6linmar Bur Pms.
iil6runa ocs 9Iancs ibidre Der ,5ar
cinGi ieiucr ,1iplomatcu" Scoor
I Swuuouitib #iiicmiti, nod gonoon
EiIcutifi iuar cincr icner @cianotcn,
lluie lie NaHals III Rlblano iiblim ma
4 rem. imgebil0cl BON ltorlen Seioel.
id9aitei Bic or uidt ST bebcrrlben
mnbte lin &crfe6r init @cit-Giros
pdcru inigcmon0t. Git iplrocn ocle
lmoefomitiiden Iiplomatcu Sim &c.
1 ip0it 0cr mcitlc6eu Sole nod otter
ihci man iit6 All i6rcr 9arP1rci-
Eiiicmiii ua6ni narb Sonool politii
1 ic5e mu9 conucr5icac Sinitrlgc lcincs
4 &serriNerS nit &or 9llc!n butte cr
icood 0gn @cic9l ii1 oic eflglild)c
! Arii5ciiin dnNlic6cn ari Bic Ger 3nr
! Ourd) 9iopatiS aiiiinertlln 0cnad)i
! mar. Sie GcB 4RarD paliings lnl
mar ole Socblc, ocs Soro &imliua
ION rcr nit Der @0tigin IN ocr Goat
! cntiernt ucrman0t nor Sn 0cr Nili'
itrlftion ocs 3arcu ali @iiicmiti bicl
| es oNriiic lie nit Sorg'alt. lotrl
aenoL ric iic ausicbt 5tb mill nil
len ipas iie iiir Elm @ciidt CAT uor
ImclMcr 6arDc i0ra @lnf lit, Griur
\ it0c 9lAcs ras tore 6oinilic bctrifit
imo crtluio9c Ti1 0ci perldbli.bcl
9Scriouen iibcr ibr 2Ilicr. S@licBlid
1a1t gu Sorac 5l traQen iiir cin &C
trcucS Gortrdt Der ernjciiti &eul
irBero nl59lib, bcnliGe Eidl. genalr
N}aBc ppa ibrcr @r6Be 8u er0alten'
Gire idmieri9e Srage NOR ma
9cirbcben lolltc, lYent man in Son0oi
ooaad iragte, mas init oeriGeJcnipdr
tigei 6roi oes Barren beablidligt iei
&lpan Der SdrefIibc 9ing iiber oicl
5roge nit elmer leidJicl aanobcluc
guu0 tort }}iicnifi iolltc ciiiod ia
/ gen cab Die iriiberci lSrauct all
lto0t icicu rd9rcno sic gcscMrdrti5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

nit man nriprim6liN Sdiloer mo
SSappcumalcr 0c5cidlnctc 9l@ bic
Nortc SMil0crua4 ,ic5il0crn"
b0nacu bicrriit 5iiapnlen 20 lirBe
lid Gin 3uiommcu6ang 5miirbeu
,Silocr," ,S6ilocrcr IND Shiacr
bcritcQcu. &o6 idpercr lit es, ocn
llriprlua 0eS 9lomcus &erOcr 5l
iinocu. nit 3ic9libcr 9citimmt5cit
pcrnaa man 6in9caen Den 9}ameu
| ll6lano 3u crflGrcu Gr lit ans
,llo0al~ oOcr ,GOal" mo ogano"
5uiaumcugcicbt, 6eoeltet alio 10 Uicl
pic Gr6lan0, @cfnatblauo. Shou
iriibcr touhtc cine 3uianuucniaiiun0
oiclcr g9ortc ais @crioucnnamell ulif.
@euu mani sen 9laucn 0cS 6reibcitS-
oihiers @Grncr bon .@Orn" a6leitcu
mill, 10 mare oauit Sic 9cocuhm9
bou @clrcioebduoler acaebcu. Stol.
5crcn llripruuls lit oer9lome llrnots,
ocr iid ans 2lreuo, 9Iar 6erleitct.
Scb6cl i'll oeH llriprmg nad Gin
tricgcriiAcr Jlamc, cine OerIHr5te
6urn OcS olteu .0at6ubol0,~ 0cs
0S,otbubalo. Oes oSdladtcuiiib
ucu~. 9luA bic Jtamcn groBcr gSii.
IGlidoitlcr iin0 periAicOcntlid frics
9criihcn llriprrnaeS 60 gebt ser
g}anc @ucrideS. oe3 GriirocrS ser
9uitWmpc ailf ole oltcn 8iIoun0en
cSe6rfc, Gcbride 5uriid, sic uon
! 1@cr" @uriipieB itaumen
Gon beionOercr Strait lit Scr 9|amc
.Sumbolot4 crfiiat. Gem GorbiIO
lit ,Suii6alo" ser Siibnenfiibnc,
0cr trlttiae 9licic. Ger 9lame oc3
4 grobcu Gjelebrtca @clmbole, oes Grs
iiH2ers 0ca gllgeuipic9elS, lcitct iim
bon nSelm" ab. Sdopcnbauer be-
Ocntet iooiel mic cinen Sououcrfer.
Der S6open ShopffcIlen 5li.
bait @lommieu 6eiBt cigentlid
n@hnmes Sobn", oo9 @ort @hunul
iiibrt man nif ,lhmli" }iriif, oas
boAimo6ridcinlid 5iun oltnoroii6cl
/ ominr", Sreu0c, 9itit gebort Sro.
bel itonmt BON oeu peuoii6en @ort
olpro6cl", ooS Sporting 6ciBt. llnter
! ben aiiniilcrnamcn III Der gldne
yidtpartS Icicbt 81 Ocdcn Gr bclBt
lopicl lpie .SidtAicBer" &ln0cr
itcbt nit ,alin9ciidmico" in 3mam.
mcn6oug. giltas GronaA crbiclt lei-
ncu g}auen bon ieincm SeburtSort,
ocm Stdotd)cn Sronadl I'M 9aubcr-
qihclL 0as emit Gronadja bieB. Die
I 9}amcu Der beriibnlicn Mitiifcr iiuo
| in i6rcr ci9entlidcn @coentmg nldt
imncr iebr rononiiid) 9cetboucl
1 iii elm iI1miidjcr 9lmnc lmo bcoultct
iblicbtueg 9iiibengartclt. gSo9ncf
( i'll BON AUaainori" poaener obiiI.
lciicn luonIit cil %eriertlgcr bon
8aacr acknowledgment ilt @hnberi
iltpaDrrAelnlld) aus lDuod)mlrlDe
gldumorte~ cntitanocn, luonlt oet
cbrlanc Stano cines S1nbmirtera
0eucint IT, Sic bcriibnltcu StaatS.
manncr crbicltN ibrc Jlamcu offers
nad Sem @cburtsort i0reS@ciHledts
60 1T @iSmard nadl Dem glcihno
miacn StaOt@cu 9enannt, oao nicbi
mic lnou oft dniobn nab oen
6liiBdlcn &ie'e 10 6icB, ionocul olrd
3uiammeu5icbuha bon oNildlols
MART acbiloct nurse @cionocrcs
Sutcreiic iocnoct iid ocn beriibmtcl
tuflitHriIrnnu SHnutru nor NcaCWnQrl
n eunnih oc6f ouf 0cn oltScntiher
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

ben i6ncn irogtc o&ie, S6r cBt bier
wo5l nod2" Gos mar 9lacS, uas
mon BON i6nen on oicicm Gage bortc.
gdm ioa bic 9luSriiihln9 Der aus
Nionoitir Gnttonmcucn (cs iino pobl
Elm paor @rnOerD ouS9cbciiert mer-
Ocn mo Damn ioIlcn iic Oos Seer
im Gricnt peritGrfcl Bier Gorier,
cos lit 9lllcS, mas Scrbicn nod 6Iie5,
mo oui oiciem NoOenitrih 1T oos
icr6ihe 1ccr mr nod ourcj cinigr
SOlOotcn IN grolten Hodcn, Die uu
Die obgcndqcttcn &0rpcr bcrlmbdn
gen ocrtrcten. I'm S llbr mclOd
0os Qelcpbon cincu bilqoriidcn glu
griii ollf uiicrc Iiufc 6ldntc. D}cin
9luto feet iid in geipeglno lno
iduell fabren mir Olrd Jtcgotin uno
@oUaoar 100 iebt cine 9ipiiiou licat.
&lciuc IA SdHcc oebcttetc 00rier
liredtcn lire E6iirme gum Sinruc[
cmpor Die @dliie oieicr 15rier
lic1t in EriilnmerL Die 9emobner
Gabcn biSbcr oic @Gulcr, oic in oen
UorbergeBcnOcn ariegen 8crit6rt ipll,s
oen, nidt pie0cr olifgebollt. Sie ba.
ben oilcb oii 0cu glubml bon @ctrci0c
ocr6icbtct OaS nienials reiite. So
fonunt cS, OoB 0as 2ono bclte Der
0oet lit. g9ir famcu nG9cr beron.
Ger Olunpfe &anoncnOonucr iuuroc
oeiitliher b6rbor. Gin @}clocrciter
roltc i'm ihnelliten @olopp boritber.
Sdon beoor mir al Sic Gront fo-
men, boten iic6 ms maunigfoltiae
fricaeriic5e &ilOcr. gpir fabrcu an
ser Baggage, Oeai 9lrtillcricporf, ser
9Imbulanj poiiber GoS ciu9cihloi.
icuc engc Gbol oaS bon aripoloc
bcriiibrt, oerbreitert iic6 aui oe
Iidcrnu 5u cner ipcitenGbene. llc6er
ocm mciBen Sdncebooen mirbclt ciu
&abeuitpparm I'M arciie Ter
gnladtcnldrnl jicbt tie on, onitott
lie obgiicbreden. gtiHt ucit bon Ger
S9riide oon Go5arci uiit mir cin
@miptmann ser oirifaniiHen Sdger.
Der nit ieincn 2citen bier III &cier.
pc liegt5il. ogld Sic fonmeJ lnt
/ iidl iidcr Die Sitlatioli tlor 5u luer.
( benz Iicier uerpSs beruoraeitoBcnc
1aB idicn 5il io9cu ,,Gic Iinqc tie.
4 Qen ndlt 10, mic Mrs germ uoAten
Gin 6iil9oriidlcs SeidjoB i1at in oel
/ 6liB 9Sir gclonacu dui 0aS Iiutc
I lller uuo 6citnOcn ms III Ser 6eu-
erlinic llnierc Sniouicric. Die III
fleiueu GruppS pcritrcut in sen Der.
idic0enei Sl6Juciqlnaen Scr Sdii.
tcugrdbcu ucrt6cilt lic0t, oic poral'
( lei Ser l6erma ocrlaliclL euuartca
Den ieinolicbcn 9lnariii nit oem Sc
luc6r IN Der SdjicBihorte Ger 6ptto
mar 6inicr ser 0cidtoppc @l0blid,
brodl rcAtS aui Dlir3ctm 5u umpcr.
lltlibct beitigcs aiibulienNc9 CSepcbr
ieucr loS Die ums observation-disclosures
GciDfdppc cr1ielt idbScwcglng imc
2e6erJ Oos ihl0 Oie @ulaorcn ii,
imo BORT. I'M bcriIbcr 81 ieuern liz
I iino mir 800 Dieter cntierut Cal
penfeuer Aber mas lit gcidebcn
Sic Eeidlfappc ocriGat luicocr in lin.
bclueglihtcit Ter 6eino bat lid
iudbreno uticreS 6cuerS o5nc Ee
dimg gcro0e Dor lnS beieitigt 9lu
gina 0aS 9Irtillericieuer oIi tcioa
Sciten los "a Deritano idl Ell
rcdt, ivoS oo Dor lid geeansei mar
inicrc @cgucr sic mir crbIidt bat
ten woren feinc SSniantcriitcn cs
lpareu 9lrtilleritcn oic 0ic Sclocu
that oollbrodt bottelJ lire &anoncl
1900 sfetcr pou ms cuticrut aui5ll
| iieacu
Der SOlOoten6nrt.
W1m idhrciht ms aus @crlin: y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
Champ Predicts
"HoSS Race if
T.R. Backs Out

WASHIN TON, June 12.-
Speaker Champ Clark issued a
statement Sunday criticizing the re-
publicans for selecting a justice of
the supreme court for the presi-
dency, and the progressives for
nominating Col. Roosevelt lin vio-
latiOn Of the two term rule"
IF Col. Roosevelt accepts the
nomination of the bull moosers
Woodrow Wilson Will win in a
walk" said the speaker. IF Col
Roosevelt declines the nomination
and supports Mr. Justice Hughes.
it will be what my Kentucky friends
call a boss race, with the odds very
much in favor Of Woodrow Wilson
Some philosophers claim there
is nothing in luck. Pres't Wilson's
career should confound them utter
~. The regular republicans and
the bull moosers might have agreed
or some man of ability who would
not have been confronted with the
wise and wholesome presidents of
more than a century"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
|. U. COMM NCEMENT
EXERCISES OPENED
"Swingout'' i'm Caps and Gowns and
Peace Pipe Ceremonies to be
Feature Today.

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, June ~
commencement week at Indiana uni
versity was ushered in Sunday even
ing with the baccalaureate address
by Bishop William +. Anderson of
Cincinnati, O.. in the auditorium of
the mems gymnasium. The main
floor and galleries were filled with
students. faculty members and
townspeople The $50 members of
the class of 1916 occupied a special
section of seats. Music was provided
by the university chorus.
Monday will be senior day when
all members of the class will swing
out" in their caps and gowns and
hold their traditional peace pipe
ceremonies on the campus with the
juniors The ivy and tree planting
exercises also viii be held and the
senior memorial will be presented
formally TO the university. The class
this year is leaving cluster electric
lights TO be placed in front Of the
main entrance of the student build
ing.
DIR. Albert shaw of New York.
editor Of the Review OF Reviews,
will deliver the commencement ad-
dress on the campus Wednesday and
the summer school session will open
the following day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
THEATERS
Ar THE AUDITORIUM.

Chapter three Of the sensational
and interesting serial picture. The
Secret of the Submarine" is one Of
the features at the Auditorium to-
day In this release the inventor :
library containing the secret is
sold and the Jap spy burns the auc-
ton house 10 destroy the list of pur-
chasers. Some especially thrilling
scenes are also shown including the
leap over a precipice in an autOmo-
bile Another special attraction for
today is the well known musical
comedy star. Ray mond Hitchcock,
in a comedy photoplay by George
V. Hobart entitled The Wonderful
Wager" The piece is filled with
clever comedy throughout and is
said to be the best piece Mr.. Hitch
cock has yet been seen in. The
Bridge of Danger" a railroad pic
ture with Helen Rose Gibson in the
leading role. and Thirty Days" a
single reel Vim comedy, is also on
the bill
The story of Sunshine Dad" the
new Triangle comedy in which De-
Wolf Hopper stars. and which Will
he tomorroW's attraction, revOlves
about the theft of a diamond band
from a Hindoo shrine. Sunshine
pad" is an old sport fond of a good
time who does not approve Of his
sons staid manner. And his wild
life with chorus girls results in get
ting the son into a complicated pre-
Gicament A gang of villainous Hin
docs. a real lion turned loose, and a
treacherous count. figure prominent
iv in the play.
DeV-clf Hopper is a popular star,
having appeared here many times in
musical comedies. and his support
iLg company includes Fay Tincher
g. very clever player. and Jewel Car
man. a new and attractive leading
woman
The Other Man a two reel Key
stone comedy featuring Fatty
Arbuckle. who made such hit here
last Friday in His Wife's Mistake
will also be shown. making an eX-
ceptionally pleasing bill
Wednesday William Fox Will pre-
sent that clever emotional player.
Virginia Pearson. in a powerful
story. Hypocrisy" This will be ore
n the big features OF the week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
TWO SWEDISH SHIPS HIT
MINES AND ARE LOST
Prosper iii and Para Sunk-Crcw
of Latter Saved but Only One
survives from First Boat.

LONDON, June 12.-The NorweS-
ian steamer Prosper III has struck
a mine and sunk. The first officer
of the vessel is believed to be the
only survivor She sailed from
Newport News May 20 for Lapal-
lice, France.
The Prosper III was of 4.297 gross
tonnage. 364 feet long and was built
in 1912 She was owned in Dram
men. Norway.
Striking a mine off Sandman. an
island Of the ARCHIPELAGO. at the
entrance 10 Stockholm, the Swedish
steamship Para sank at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The crew was
saved In shipping circles here it is
believed the vessel ran into a field
Of anchored German mines
The Para displaced 1863 gross
tons She We 266 feet long. 81 feet
beam and 16 feet deep. She was
built at SUNDERLAND in 1882
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12

he'll come back with enough money
to buy him out How his threat Is
carried out and the many !aughable
experiences encountered form an
amusing and interesting plot. To-
days program viii also include the
Mysteries of Myra' and an Amer
lean travel picture.
Ethel Clayton and Tom Moore
will be seen at the LaSaUe on Tues
day in Dollars and the Woman.
T his is a splendid six act drama
from the famous story. Dollars and
Cents" by Albert Payson Terhune.
Those who insist upon digging into
everything until a moral is unearth-
cd will not have 10 hunt far in this
picture which concerns the every
Gay life Of a man and wife and the
other man" who intervenes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
At THE COLONIAL.

The five reel historical spectacular
drama of unusual merit billed for
sunday at the Lasalle. entitled De
Tense or Tribute, has been trans
ferred to the Colonial The picture
has the support of an advocacy Of
] 600 newspapers IN various parts
Of the country which advocates pre-
paredness. The New York Tribune
has selected the picture 10 assist
Marjorie Sterrett, the little Brooklyn
cir! who conceived the idea OF build
ing a battleship from dime contribu-
tons. The prominence thus given
TO the picture makes IL one OF enor-
nous popularity. Preparedness Is
the universal theme in the United
States TODAY and Defense or Trlb-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
AT THE IASAILE-

"Artie. the Millionaire Kid is the
title OF today's feature picture at the
LaSalle In this five reel Blub Rib
hon picture. artful humor underlies
the whole action Of the play which
gives wide range 20 the comicalities
OF Ernest Truck. the celebrated
-oung Broadway star who was
especially engaged for this produc-
ton. The story deals with the ad-
ventures OF a hght-hearted youth
whose father turns him out. after
lie returns from college. The old
man hangs the degree OF y. G"
upon his son and sends him out TO
earn his own way. az which parting
the son. full OF conceit filings back
the word 10 his father that in a year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
HITCHCOCK MAY
RUN CAMP AIGN
Most Prominent of Five Men,
toned as Managers of
Hughes Fight.

CHICAGO. June 12.-Five names
were mentioned as possible candi-
dates for chairman OF the republican
national committee and manager Of
the Hughes and Fairbanks cam
paign in the political discussions Of
the subject by republican leaders
here Sunday prior 10 their leaving
for their homes.
The names mentioned we're Frank
II. Hitchcock Of New York, Ralph
Healing of Indiana. Fred c. Tanner
Of New York and Charles b. War
rem of Michigan.
Hitchcock Experienced.
Hitchcock managed the pre-con-
vention campaign Of Hughes in Chi
cago. In 1904 ne was vice-chair-
man of the republican national COM
mittee and was in charge Of the
New York headquarters during the
campaign committee and managed
the campaign of William II. Taft.
Ralph +. Williams is national
committeeman from oregon. Fred
{. Tanner is republican state chair
man of New York. Joseph b. Keal-
ing of Indiana is a lifelong friend
and close political associate of G.
W. Fairbanks. Charles 3. Warren
is national committeeman from
Michigan.
Crane to- See Hughes.
w. Murray Crane of Massachu-
L. a.
mittee named by the republican ma
tional committee Saturday to con-
fer with Mr.. Hughes in regard to
the appointment of an executive
committee which is TO name the
chairman and other officers of the
rational body Of the party left for
New York Sunday. He said that no
cate had been decided upon for the
conference with Mr.. Hughes 1t is
understood that the meeting with
the republican presidential nominee
will be held within 10 days.
Allen to Back Hughes.
Henry Allen OF Kansas. one of the
leaders at the progressive national
convention. Sunday declared he
would support Hughes. He assert
cd Hughes and Fairbanks would
carry Kansas and win in November.
There was an exodus of conven-
ton visitors from the city Saturday
night and Sunday.
IL is estimated that the visitors
TO the republican and progressive,
also womens party national conven-
tons. expended s1.365,O in Chi
CagO last week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
At THE ORPHEUNI.

The Jack Bessey stock company
which continues TO entertain the
patrons of the Orpheum. viii present
for today's performances. The Man
of Honor" This is a rural comedy
drama introducing many novel types
Of characters which offer splendid
opportunities for all OF the capab BILE
cast.
on Tuesday the company VIII pre-
sent The Girl in the Taxi for the
second time during their engage
ment here. This successful comedy
was adapted from the French and Is
said 10 have chank cd the slogan
bread is the STAFF OF life" 20 laugh
ter is the stan OF life" and has
proved its version "a truthful one by
achieving the greatest success of
any play written for laughing pur-
POSES produced in many seasons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12

same application and energetic work
that crowned you with the highest
honor today will continue to keep
YOU in the front OF the battle Of life.
and as you have been. 50 10 speak,
leaders here. continue 20 be leaders
in the great struggle for superiority
and high success"
Not All Men Leaders.
To those who have not been lead
ers in the past the speaker gave
words Of comfort by telling them to
fear not because by steady and as
siduous application. with logged ard
persistent perseverance, they soon
could hnd themselves side by side
with the best Continuing. he said
That many are wiser and stronger
than YOU is no reason for discourage
ment Success is in giving your
whole life 70 what you honestly be-
lieve YOU are capable OF doing. Let
il be great or small. IL will have its
henehcient influence and accomplish
its purpose There are few Edisons
and Marconis Lives which may not
bear any fame as these. have yielded
good Of no less significance.
In conclusion he said: There
fore, fear not AS professional men.
do manfully whatever YOU propose
10 do. strain every nerve: exert the
whole man. but be steadfast in your
faith. Crowned as YOU now will be
for work we'll done, forget not the
crown that awaits the faithful serv-
ant. II viii meet with the approba-
tion of men and angels and when
placed upon your brows. will endure
with unfading glory-the crown OF
eternal life"