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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
9entt@Iamo, &nb1ano
Mno Sapan.

@rofeiior &a1go Miiniterberg bon
Ser @abar6=l1niperiitat min aus 5l1,
berlGiiiger Aueue erfabren boben,
6ab &l,Blanbs @i6erltam6sfraft nad)-
gero6e b%ouit6n6ig gebroden lei. Ser
Stant ielbIt lei, 10 erflarte Der sc.
lebrte reulid in eirem @ortrage,
bolb banferott 1n6 bas 8olf itebe Dor
einer &ungersnotb. Inter 6ieien
l1mltGa6en balt er es fir cine aus
gemadte Iga@e, 6aB sic ruiiii4e gte<
gierung nod Dor 6em naditen Grib-
jobre 3ur MbidlieBung zines @onber=
frie6ens bereit fem tper6e. Son Ell
ner oerartigen M0glidfeit lit in Sen
lebten @ode1r fdon mebrfab Sic 9fe=
Sc getpel len. Man bat SOS @eriidt
ober itets 6ementiert. Grot6em mag
ettpas 6aram iein; benn po &al16 lit,
lift int Ser &eael audi Seler.
IS lit ei11 Offences @ebeimiB, 6oB
6as 8arenrei6 ii6 muir 10 lange ot
&rtege betbeiIigen fam, ais es bon
|6en Mlliierten sic notbige materie0e
l1nter1tubmng erb4lt. 9amit bopert
|es nun aber f6or getpaltig. 9enn
6ieie l1nteritiibung fam 6o6 r11r bon
i@nglon6 nnb Sapan fommen, nn6
|beibe 6iirften fal1m mebr in Der Gage
fem, &rBlan6 Dos 51 geben, mos es
am r%otbigften braudt, 11dmli6 Gels.
|Sapan bot 6em 8oren @offen un6
Munition %geliefert, lit aber ri6t reid
genug, linn baareS @el6 bor5ui6ie-
FEN o6er ibm 6as bon ibnen be5ogere
Bacterial gu fdenfen. @s berImngt
8e5ablung 6afir, tpern an6 bielleidt
niht iofortige. @el6 tuur6e &uBlan6
bisber MIR bon england %geliefert;
ood 6iirfte 6ieie 0r1ene r1trt bal6 per<
iiegen; benn es fGnt Sobn 81n idon
f@uer gen11g, Sen n0tbtgen Mammor
fir feline eigenen 8e6irfniiIe auf5n=
bringen. Ser britii6e Shobfon5ler
Meginal6 Mc&enna bat 6ieier Sage
I'M Nalament gon5 offen eingeitan<
Sen, 6aB England CUR Sortfiibr1ng
6es &rieges gegen Derti6lan6 meri<
foniiden @el6es be6iirfe, als er Sen
boben 8insfuB 6 Bro3ent) Ser nett
geplanten Mnleibe bertbei6igte. Man
bot i'm 6esbalb 10 bod angeiebt, nm
amerifaniide @apitaliiten, sic an TO-
|be Ger8iniung ibrer Mnlaeen ge=
mobnt iinb, an5uloden. 9a miro fir
6as gel6bungrige @uBlan6 pora11s=
|iihtli6 nidt all5ubiel 6abon abfallen.
Gin an6erer @r11n6 fir SEN pro-
|pbe5eiten MbidluB eines Son6erfrie=
6ens fonnte Die @rfenntniB Ser ruff
iden &egierung bil6en, 6aB sic @eis
t%erfiibrung 6es &rieges Sic bon ibr
biniidtlia 6eS 8alfans gebegten CT
%uartunger 6od nidt mebr erfiiuen
meroe. Ser @eg nod &onitantinopel
bleibt ibr nod tpie Dor beriperrt; cine
@eritdrfung ibres @influiies a1f 6em
galfan mub ols a11Sgei6loiien eri6ei<
men. @ofiir iom ite % no6 fdmpfen?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
&eraekt Cure @eben.

Steife &nienz idmer5en6e @lie6er,
lobmer &iiden MAIDEN bas 9afein gu
elmer 8iirbe. @enn SIR an Mbeu-
matismus, @idt, 2umbago, Ne1ral-
gia lei6et> fa1ft enc 6laide S1om's
Ointment, oos nniberialmittel gegen
Sdmer5. 2eidt a%n5utpenoen; es
6ringt 61tr6 obne au reiben nnb
tpeidt 6os 5orte Sleifh auf. Steiner
nno mirfiamer als ftidige Salben
ooer 1tmIdIGge. Sci 8%erlebungen,
@errenfungen, meben Musfeln ODER
~ber6rebten 2igmenten, sic bon an
geitrengter l1ebung berriibren, gibt
SIoon's Ointment rafde 2inoerune.
Saltet es CUR 6an6 fir Notbfdle.
Sci Current Mpotbefer 25f. = Mns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

|ablebnen gu miiiien. Scr Sag oes
MbidJiebs nabte beran, beridtet Ser
|3idter ielbit; Imam muBte iib ein-
NAL tre1tnen. Nun iagte 6ie 8uritin:
@ier gilt feline @i6erreoe. Sic mill
fen 6ie geidnittet1en @teine mitneb=
men; i6 berlange es. MlS i4 aber
meme @eigerung auf 6aS boflide
uno freun6lidite fortbebauptete, Jag
tie lie 5ulebt: 80 m11B id Sbnem
oenn eroffnen mar11m ib es foroerc.
Man bot mir abgeratben, Sbnen Die
fen Sbab a1t5upertralen nno chen
6estpegen mia id mub i6 eS tbrn;
man bot mir borgeltelt, 6aB i6 Gle
6o6 cuff Die len @ra6 ni6t femme Inn
au6 in einem iolden Sole bon ST.
men gat15 ge1piB gu iein. 9oranf bo-
be id, fubr iie fort, ~ertpioert:
@laubt ibr 6enn nidt, 6aB Der 8e=
griff, SEN i6 bon linn babe, mir lie<
Der lei als biele @teine? Col i'd
oiei lie Meinung bon linn berlieren, 10
mag 6ieier Sdab au9 binter6rein
qeben." 90 muBte @oetbe 6ie Samm=
lung m%itnebmen.
8ie mir6en bei6e, sic Siritin 11no
Ser 0idter, ii6 bertpun6ert boben,
tpenn ibnen in iener @tun6e berfM1t-
oct moroen mdre: Dieier &unitplat
fommt emit SEN fatboIifden Miiiio=
nen in Mmerifa> sic 9tmitri, Ser
Tiiritin Sobn, griin6en miro, 51tgute!
nn6 ood geidob 6aS. Des Brin5en
@ollibin 8iogropb, P. Seinri6 Gent
de, beridtet nns 1amliA, obne Der
ertpdbnten Tbatio9en a1 geoenfen
6aB ste 6iiri tin a11f 6em So6tenbete
sic belprodene Sammlltng geidnit=
tener @teine bem e6len Sperberg
iibergeben bobe, nit 6em @unid, er
m0ge Sen grlos fir mobltbdtige
3mede bertpen6en. MIs ~@ater
@mitb" in groBe finan5iel1e 8eorang-s
mfr gerietb, %iibergob Ser geiitlide Sc
ratber ser Siir1tir 6ie Steine I'M Sab
re 1919 oem gdtpiegeriobn nn6 Ser
Sodter Ser Ser torbenen, Sic lth ber=
pflidtete1t, Sen @ertb Ser elben 5lr
Iilqung Ser Sdu1I6en hires Sdpa=
gers nno 9rltoers in M1nerifa 51 ber=
1pen6e1t.
Ser &0nig Ser Mie6erla10e, 8iI=
beln1 l., Ser ei1it als &nabe Spiel
famero6 nnleres MiiIionGrs geipefen
NOR, ii6ernabm Sic Sammlung unb
0ie be0eltte1tbe Summe
bon $4,000 Gbaler 6ofiir. @onibin
fat 6os @clo 5tpar nid)t iofort, ober
6od inn 2o1tfe Ser 3eit 5u1t groBten
Ebeil erbalte11, 10 Dab er inn Sitter
Ser Sduul6en leoig >p11r6e, Sic
CT bel Ser @riinoung bon 2oretto
bate eingeben miiiien uno Sic i'm 10
iebr beoriidten 1tn6 10 biel &erorltB
bereitete11.
60 FAM sic @emmeniommlltig,
oie EMIT einen Goethe ergobt bate,
Ger fotboliid)en Sode in Mmerifa 5u-
quite. - @ie mande gpiio6e bieier
Qrt tpiir6e man Bel elmer ettpas elm
geben0erer 8eidaftigrng nit Ser
sc didte Ser beltfd)en &atbolifen in
Nmerifa o11ftobern. l1n6 mie pentg
geidiebt 6as. M0dte es 6od Ser FL
Mbtbeilrng Ser Central
m0glid fem, bierin 8onoel
3t ibaffen. G.@St.
O1el T~- On ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

den @erenonien Ser gimpeib1ng
lpenoete ser bodm'lte @ii6of 6aS I'll.
|Safroment ser 6irma1ng. Inter Den
6irmlingen befan6en ii9 a1b cine
Mn5ubl Snoianer, 6eren elmer, Sobn
Smith bon GaB 2afe, iiber bun6ert
ssobre aablte. linn i'm mebt Ser
@olfsmuno bereits feline. Sagen. oils
mir ibm in gob Safe, ieinem 9eime,
einen @eiud obitatteten, fon6en mir
i'm in ser armliden @iitte fa11enb
al1f 6em 8ooen. 8or uns iibe116 er<
ld)eint er in ser bageren Sorm nit
Sem gan3 ol1rdfurdten @eiidte als
SOS lebte @Iieb elmer emit itarfen
&alie, bas Sic ferne @ergangenbeit
nit ser @egentpart berbinbet, cine
Mamnie, 6ie, tpie6er gum 2eben er.
madt, m,nmebr 6es @aieins mii6e,
5uriif in 6ie @atergr1aft iteigen
nl0hte.
uSssn ser &itte ouf Ser gr6e
.SaB or regungslos gefouert,
@ie Elm graues Stetngebil6e
lteber einem @rabe trauert."
gines ie6o9 bat 6ieie meni@lide
Mrine friiberer &raft Dor ieinen
8rii6er11, sic Dor ibm ms @rob geItie=
gen, porrol1s: Ct lit fatbolii6, lebt
in fatboliid)er nmgebung in Der
&itte 1eines Mnpertpanoten Com
5mitb, ser nit feiner brapen Sami=
lie Ser st.. &urls @emeir6e BON @aB
Safe angeb0rt, tragt unter ieiner
&ouptlingstradt 6as Sfapulier Der
Mutter @ottes unb felt unierem Be-
Iud)e audi nit Stol5 sic Mebail1e 6eS
fl. 8eneoift.
Scum 5uriid nod) @olfer. 8mei=
NAL monotli@, ont erite11 nn6 lebten
Montog, fin6et IN 6em anmttbigen
&irdlei1r @%ottesbienit itatt, un6 Sic
'&atboIifen berlamnreln iid frel6tg,
6ie fl. Saframente 5u empfanz
gen, Ser fl. Meiie b%ei5upobnen nn6
6as @ort @ottes on5uboren. Gin
gutgeiibter fleiner @irdyendor ber=
id011ert NIT iei11em @e1ang 6ie 6eter=
@enn oie ct. Mgnes Miliion bon
@olfer nod Sabren einmal CUR
1elbitltan6igen @emein6e berange<
ma6ien fem miro, miro man no9
Sic Mamen ser er1ten eifrigen Bio=
Mere nit 3anfborfeit nennen, iener,
sic fobiel gum Mufbau Ser Miiiion
l1n6 Stride 9eleiitet. Ser Sag tit
berrli6 beute, nn6 mir ma6en nod
,eine fleine Sour a11f 6em 2ee6 See.
Mel6 Elm paraoieitifeS Blab6en,
6iees @alfer bonn @aiier aus geie=
ben! l1n6 6ieler berrli@e Gee, 11n=
rabmt bon bunflem Sannengriin nno
fri1dem 2a11bgeb0l5 auf 6en oft fel=
iigen l1fern; immer mie6er febrt Der
8lid gu ser bla1=grinen 8aiierfla=
DIE 511riid NIT Ser pradttgen 8al6E
INN laumltng. @er fennt 6ie 6nnfle
Jliiteriprode, 6ie Ga 6ur6 Sen &o6=
tpalo om Seeran6e gebt, menn 1td,
bonn 8epbpr ianft gefadelt, Die boben
Sannempipfel gen chamber 1reigen
nn6 in leiiem @anieln g%ebeimmBbol=
lie @orte me6ieln? Mbenteuer mill
Ser &otbba11te itn6's, 6ie tie fagen
nno iingen. @as baben Tie oud nt6t
aQes geido11t Die &iigel r%ingSltmber,
Die int @onbel ser 3eit bier nnper=
riidt geitanben, nn6 Sic boben often
Bdiumc, sic in ibrer Sltgenb 3eltge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

ser miloen Sae6 eemeien. Scum lit
itc borbei bieie Sage Ser @ilben, Die
Guinen ibres Stammes treten unS
entgege11, ser 8eiBe bat ibr @r-
be angetreten un6 &1lltur in 6ie &C.
ge16 gebradt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

usSst1 ser &iitte auf Ser @r6e
SoB or regungsloS %gefauert,
@ie ein groa1es Steingebiloe
lteber eine111 @rabe trQl1ert."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
ugh! A DOSE OF
NASTY CALOMEL
1t salivates! 1t makes you sick
and you may lose
DAVIS work


You're bilious, sluggish, constpat-
ed and believe you need vile, danger
Gus calomel to start your liver and
clean your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask your
druggist for so cent bottle of Dod
sons Liver Tone and take spoon
full tonight. If it doesn't start your
liver and straighten you right up
better than calomel and without grip
ing or making you sick [ want you
to go back to the store and get your
money.
Take calomel today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and sick and
nauseated. Don't lose a days work.
Take a spoonful of harmless, vege-
table Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
children any time. 1t can't salivate.
and wake up feeling great. It's per-
fectly harmless, SO give it to your
so let them eat anything afterwards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
EX.CONGRESS-
MAN NOT
INTERESTED
Either Directly or otherwise, He
Gives Facts.

Reinberger & Hilzheim of Pine
Bluff, are the agents for Hays Spe-
4fic the great system tonic of which
John K. Hendricks, the famous
Honest John,'' ex-congressman from
Kentucky, said:
l believe Hays Specific to be an eff
fectual and complete cure for ecze-
ma, and valuable remedy for other
ills. I am not interested, directly, or
indirectly, in the medicine, but am
acquainted with the gentlemen who
are putting it up and know they are
strictly business men, and would not
fool away their time with anything
resembling a humbug. 1 personally
know that the remedy they are sell
ing has cured some ugly cases of &C.
zema. I have taken it for indiges-
ton, and it has given me more relief
than any other prescription 1 have
ever tried.
When such men as Col. Hendricks
endorse Hays Specific the great
system tonic, the public is fortunate
to find it sold and fully guaranteed
by Reinberger & Collier of Pine Bluff.
j (Advt.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
SAGE TO DEDICATE
CHURCH AT RISON

Members of the local Methodist
church are making preparations for
the formal dedication of their beauti-
full house of worship Tuesday even
ing, November 21.
The dedicatory sermon will be
preached by Rev. ]. A. Sage, the able
and beloved presiding elder of this
district, and full membership of the
church is expected to be present.
At 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
November %, members of the local
church will hold the last business SEES
sion of this conference year, when
final report of the business affairs of
the church will be prepared for gen.
eral conference which meets Novem-
Der 29.-Rison Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
CHARGE BOOTLEGGING.
Constable Green Arrests One Armed
White Man Named w. M. Morris.

w. M. Morris, white, and who has
but one arm, was arrested at his home,
21S Georgia street, yesterday by Con-
stable Clint Green, on charge of
selling whisky.
The authorities say they have had
Morris under surveillance for some
time. The arrest yesterday followed
the trailing of .drayman by the con-
stable, who saw the man deliver two
cases of whisky to the house. When
the constable returned after procuring
the warrant, only one Of the cases of
liquor could be found.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19

charitable or correctional nature,
which are divided into two classes
private organizations and those re-
ceiving state, county or city funds.
The board shall receive reports from
all such organizations, and shall in
spect the same. Private institutions
shall be licensed free of charge, and
the board shall have power to re-
woke any such license of cause. N
order to carry out the provisions OF
the bill. an appropriation of $4,000
per year is provided.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
VETERANS TO MEET.
Will Elect Chaplain and Discuss Re-
union at Session Today.

J. Ed Murray camp, United Con-
federate Veterans, will meet at 3
o'clock this afternoon, in the circuit
court room at the courthouse, and Gen.
Thomas Green, commander, has urged
that the full membership be in atten-
dance.
A chaplain is to be elected, and the
members of the camp will discuss
plans for attending the forthcoming
annual reunion of the national or
ganization, to be held at Washington
in the spring.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19

the, Iron Mountain, has been transfer
red to the Memphis division, with
headquarters at Mariana, and is pre-
parlng to remove to that city. He has
been succeeded by Ernest Billiard, of
this city, who has been promoted to
the chief clerkship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19

IRON MOUNTAIN CHANGES.
R. E. Spillman, chief clerk here for
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
TEXAS ORANGE CROP coon.

Anahuac, Tex, Nov. 1S.-The or
ange crop in this county, is good, es-
pecially the Satsuma orange, which is
now on the local market and being
shipped to nearby markets. The sweet
or native oranges will not be ready for
market for several weeks. Both varie-
ties are of fine quality.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
COLLEGE BOYS HELP.

Oberlin, O., Nov. 18.-That Oberlin
colleges Y. M. C. A. may raise it's
share of the hundreds of thousands of
dollars pledged by American schools
for the work in the prison camps of
Europe, Oberlin undergraduates are
denying themselves luxuries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
INDIAN BABY SHOW.

Otoe, Ok, Nov. 18.-In the first
baby show ever conducted for the Otoe
Tribe of Indians, prizes were awarded
to the most beautiful and best-dressed
babies. The show was conducted by
the Indian agency and % babies were
entered. First prizes were gold rings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
BULLETS FROM BELLS.

Prague, Bohemia, Nov. 18.-From
churches in this city, which is known
as the City of Hundred Towers, 1872
bells, weighing in all 76 tons, have
been taken for melting into cannon
and munitions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
GIVE GOOD ALIBI.

London, Nov. 18.-Three dairymen
summoned for selling milk not up to
the standard, won their cases on the
plea that the cows had suffered con-
siderably from Zeppelin fright, which
affected their milk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
MOVING A TOWN.

Barfield, Ark, Nov. 18.-Within the
next few weeks 81 houses, constitu-
ting large part of the town of Bar
field, will be moved farther back from
the Mississippi river because caving
in of the river bank has endangered
them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
REDUCE STOGIE's SIZE.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 10. - Begin
ming Dec. I, all Wheeling stogies will
be cut one inch in length to six inches
and will be increased in price from
three to 5. cents to five for 10 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-19
COLT KILLS MAN.

Westminster, Conn.,, Nov. 18.-Al-
bert Stafford, 80 years old and a widely
known manufacturer of pickles, was
killed at his home by being dragged
around the yard by an unruly colt.
The sun., 1916-10-02
PASSAIC OUTFIT
SHUTS OUT GIANTS
DOherty's Silk Sox Give Nc
Graw's Regulars TrOunc-
ing by 2 to O Score.
RETTIG MOUND ENIGMA

PAssAic. n. J.. Oct. 1.--Doherty's Silk
sox. Psssaics championship sem,-pro-
fessional baseball team. made a bid for
National League laurels here to-day by
blanking the New York Giants. 2 to 0.
In an exhibition game The record
smashing Manhattan outfit was a tanned
lot OF dimmed stars here, being unable
70 solve h mystery Of Otto Rettis's
pitching. Rcttig. who IL a former New
York State League star. banned the big
lessuers with a slow ball that noated
fantalizinziy past their bats and left
them Laundering hclplessly. Only three
hits were allowed by Rettis. all doubles
into the overflow crowd in the outfeld.
Notwithstanding Henry IND Raymond
Doherty, who have fostered the local
team, had offered 81 for each run scored
and - for home runs, the New York
carfare. Rettis received perfect support.
but hardly needed this !nasmuch as his
pitching was too much for the visitors.
The Giants expected to collect quite a
sun from the local silk merchants and
were "a disappointed lot.
Bill Ritter did the twirl!ng for Nc
Graw and was backed BY the regulars.
He did fairly we'll. but not a. we'll as
Rettig. The opening run of Ritter
came In the initial inning on a double
Ivy Brock. two infield ou,s and a poor
throw by Dooian. who played shortstop
for the opening inning. Fletcher arriving
too late TO take part In the first session.
The other run was a 81 clout over the
centre field fence by Campbell In the
sixth. The score:
The sun., 1916-10-02
FOOTBALL STARS
ALREADY SHINING
lie Gore and briggs Opened
Seasons I'm a Successful
Way Last Saturday.
HARVARD HAS IMpROvEn
Nv DANIEL.

harry lie bore OF lie Gore. Md ou.n.a
the football season at New Haven ,a.,
Saturday In hitting style. ~ way =.
celebrating the event lie Gore q, a..
first Yale offensive play. ran af,y..r,
yards for a touchdown agains, Car,cr,.
Tech. IL looks like n big lie Gore .ess,,
and. incidentally. a Dig Yale year. VI.
say incidentally" perhapF Coma.
Quently" would be n better word. for ;
appears that without lie Gore suc,exs
for Tad Jones's charges would again IA
somewhat p~roolenatical.
The backicld AT Yale has lie. "a,
sponded as well as might ne des,reo.
Particularly disappointing has been ia
work OF Rex Hutchinson. tho cor,us-
Exeter star. who was ineligible las, Won.
was expected 10 pc q wonderful r,,,.
ming mate for lie Gore this season. Las,
year Rex played on the famed Iuelis.
bles and on many occasions. mad, N,
Htnkey varsity look foolish. Uu, nov.
Hutchinson Is suffering from slow fuo,ef.
ness IN a marked degree. Before he ge,s
a chance TO come through the serbia,
Flu up the hole and Rex Is s'unarci.
Smith at quarter. with Bingham ana
Jacques teaming with lie Gore IN N.
backhcld. may be n successful comb.n.
ton for the minor games, hut Il VIII
hardly do for tho blg contests. For ora
thing. It's n mighty liIht c~omb.rat.ou-
and then Smith is no quite tho man TOO
the Job,
The sun., 1916-10-02

Dear Tom-p !o wing auction p.uo,n'. 4:
Is discovered That A hss tru'rp"d a SPADE
whom he s,ill has a spade IN his hand.
Who s-;s tho money for that aan-E
i, WALDMAN.
The player In fault loses his entire
score for cards and the bidder carno. be
set back II the bidder was not the
player In faul'. The score IL then ad-
Justed accordingly, Even II tho bidder
revoAes he cannot be set back 1. h,.
inelds alone were enough TO cover hts
bid. and he wins any trick In which he
did not revoke.
The sun., 1916-10-02
BANCROFT NOT TO PLAY.
Injured PhilIy shOrtstop VIII Not
Face Braves To-day.

PHILApELPHIA, Oct. 1.-The Philadc,-
phia National League team will open ius
six game series with Boston Tomorrow
minus the services OF David Bancroft,
star shortstop. who was injured In yes
terday's anne with Brooklyn. The spe-
cialist who examined his injured leg to-
day said he would be able to play on
Tuesday or Wednesday,. An examination
revealed tina. Bancroft's hin had been
dislocated. but It was quickly snapped
back In place.
Stock. the regular third baseman. will
take Bancroft's place az short. and Byrne.
n substitute infeldcr. will play third in
the double header tomorrow. Two
games are also scheduled for Tuesday.
Although brooklyn and Boston have
announced their arrangements for tho
sale Of seats should they have the honor
OF staging the worlds series. 70 an
nouncement viii he made here until the
tito In clinched.
The sun., 1916-10-02
LANNIN PRAISES CLUB.
Declares lie Was AIwaya Conaden,
Of Boston's Ultimate Success.

BOSTON. oct. IL am naturally
pleased declared Joseph 7. I.ann.n,
president: Of the Boston American
League club. when Informed tina, his
team WAS definitely assured of retaining
the championships through Chicago los
ng one game to Cleveland to-day.
u had no doubt az 10 our ultimate
success. No OF can question our right
10 the championship because we won
eleven out Of our last fourteen games,
dcf"atng all the pcnnant contenders on
the:r home grounds. The Red Sox are n
game hail club and aiways come back.
Much credi' - due TO the nag
incnt OF Bill Carrigan and the hard,
steady work y: tho individual members
of the team. who were without the SER
vices OF Speaker and Wood. and in the
iinal stages were without Cant. Barry
Barry is still our OF the game with a
sore hand. but can get into the worlds
series II necessary"
The sun., 1916-10-02
SUPERBA SECONDS
LOSE TO ROCKIES
and Smythe Star i'm
Free Game at Charley Eb-
bets's Stadium.

II was a big day on the Flatbush
frontier yesterday. The occasion was a
ball game between picked players OF the
Brooklyn team. and 1000 fans viewed
the contest at Ebbets Field gratis.
A nine composed OF recruits made
themselves solid with the winter dopes-
ters and defeated a team made up
Of secon string men and several reru-
lars. The score vas 5 to 3. Only fve
hits were made by the losing team,
while the your -s'ers made nearly twice
that number. heezer Dell. Eddie APP
pleton and Buster Mails looked after
the twirlinG for the vanquished nine.
and Burning. from Portland. and Leon
Galore. late Of Montreal. served 'em over
for the winners.
Representatives Of the Kerry Patch IN
st. Louis were nearly the whole show.
Jimmy Smythe and Ollie O'Mara hav-
ing a field day among themselves. Jimmy
and Ollie each banged nut a home u
for their respective teams. while Smythe
tailed o Of the Rookie runs. The
score:
The sun., 1916-10-02
CHICAGO'S CHANGES
FOR FLAG FILTER
Whatever Hope Still Existed
Is Dispelled by Defeat
by Cleveland.
WHITE SOX WIN SECOND

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Oct. 1-tAmeri-
"A possible American League pennant
winner to-dsy by winning the irst ssme
Of n double header, . 20 0.
BY 30 doing Cleveland also main
tained a percentage Of 500. Coumbe
pitched brilliantly for Cleveland. allow
Ing but two hits. one by q recruit. the
other by a pinch hitter. He walked two.
only twenty-nine men facing him dur
Cleveland u n was scored by 4 bats
man who started the mini by being
hit. an error helping zach on his way to
the plate. BY q peculiar coincidence
each run was scored by q sacrifice ny.
The second game was q farcical con-
test and was won easily BY Chicago. 8
to 1. Tho scores: