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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
@e@tferttst i'd.

9rDan fat abermals oas @prt er=
griffen, un1 ieinen stanopunft in Ser
gegertpartigen Strife gu redtfertige11.
User ii6 oariiber punoert, oob id,
gege1t cine &riegserfldruag bin"
idreibt ct in elmer fir Sic Seffe1rt<
lidfeit bel tin1r1ten grfldru11g, Scr
ioa beoenfen, baB id nad adt Sabre
Tangent 8eltreben, Ser @elt einen
SrieoerSpla11 por5uleger, Ser altf Ell
ne ltnteri ltdltng aller Streitfragen
Dor grflarltng Oes &riege5 orir1gt -
fir 6ieie ltnteriud111rg iol Sic 3eit
zines Sabres ausgelett ieir1 = ourb
6es Nrdli6enten 8ili on ber5lide 8iI=
lig11ng 0es Nlanes begliidt moroen
BIN. M11f feline Mutoritat bin legte
id a11 26. Mpril 1913 I'M Staats6e=
porteme11t SEN @ertreter1 oner frent=
Sen Mdidtc m1ei11en Nlon Dor, tporauf
ih NIT ieoer ei115elren Maht in TIT
terhanoll1ngen trat. SS11l1erbalb stpeier
Sabre tpuroen Sdie6sgeridtsber=
fridge nit oreibig @tooten, oor111ter
@roBbritannien, 6ranfreid, Stolien
l1no &11blano, obgeid)loiier1. Diefe
oreiBig Staate,1 fontrouieren mebr
aIs 1900 MilIionen Meniden ooer
orei Giertel Ser 8epolferung ser
gr6e. Serner baben 9el1tIdlanb,
Selterreid 1tn6 8elgien Sen 3lom
forn1em gl,tgebeiBen, tpen11 es oa11 at
eilem @ertrog ntdt gefommen lit.
Die @ertrage ml1roen I'M @11nbesi enat
einltimmig ratifi5iert. 0ieier Sdieos=
geridtsplan, Ser Scr gan5en @elt Of
feriert ml1r6e - Sic SHerte lit ME
5uriidgeapgen por6en gtebt 1,ns
ein ebrenbaftes Mittel ont Sic @ano,
auc Observation-Disclosures nit
alien Mddten aus Ser @elt 5u rdl1=
n1ert. SIT es ettpa urpernii11ftig o6er
1lnpotriotiIdl bebltfs @orbertgl1rg 6es
arieges sic Ml1sfiibr11ng eines NIo1res
SIT pcrlonge11, oeiien iid Ser Grdii=
sent beoient bot nnb Ser pom Serat
BON Sen Scr. Staate11 l11o bon ser
qan5en 5ipiliiierten @elt gebinigt
tporben lit? SIT es u11perniinftig ooer
1t%npatriotiidl SIT berla11get1, oob 6as
@olf, meldes oici en @%ertrGgen ont
FStimmfaiten 5ltgeitimmt bot, 6u1rd,
ein &eferen61tm befragt iperoen ion,
ebe ser &onereb 6en Srie6ensper=
traa 6trd cine &riegserfldr1tng re-
mt6iiert?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

elmer llngiinltigen grrte, ipenbet sic
8epolferung itd 6en biqigeren Mrti-
fel11 al, tuaS ltuauSbleibli6 Sreisitei-
aerungen altd) bel 6ieien Mrtifeln our
Jolge bot. @etpobnli6 bilft Die ge-
ldaftlidye 6pefl1lation mod, aber n0-
tbtg lit oos nidt, bie Ereisiteigeru11g
erfolgt %11nfeblbar infolge Der geltei-
gerten Mabfrage.
8ie boben in sen lebter Sabren
5iemli6 quite grnten gebabt, uber
MIR baber tpeit iiber unieren l1eber-
fl11b btnaltsgefibrt. Das fat Der
mebrten @erbraud aub in ienen Dir
tifeln sur 6olge gebabt, sic. als M1ls-
fllbrartifel cine Undergraduate &olle
lpielen. MlS sic arr1e 1tn6 drmlte
gebolfer11ng unierer @rpBltGbte bas
tbeltere 8rot nidt mebr be5oblen
fonnte, mltbte tie bel Ser &artoffel
griat iud)en. oils anoeres @emiiie
lpegel ser bpben Greiie fir iie ein
llneri dtuinglider 91trl1sartifel muir
De, nutbte sic 3miebel o1sbelfen,
uber NUN begin1e11 aud @%artoffeln
arn0 3miebeln 9url1sartifel at tper=
ben. Ndt allem Acknowledgements
i6afft man sic Ibatiad)e nidt aus
ser @elt, 6ab bie grtperbsmDglidfei=
ten al Den boben 2ebensmittelpreiien
in idreden6em MibperbaltniB iteben.
9ie boben 20bne tuer6en in ben M9lt=
mitionsfabriten ge5ablt, in onoeren
sSnol1itrie5tpeigen baben itd sic 2obn=
erb0bangen, sic 6ie &rtegsiabre ge=
bradt, in beideioenen @ren3en ge=
bolten. 9ie armere 8ep0lferu11g
flogt ieit Sabr uno Sag, 6aB iie eS
tmmer %idapieriger finoe, NIT ibrem
aa1d) MIR beidei6ene Mn=
ipril6e gu b%eitreiteu, un6 tie flagt NIT
&e6t. ga itno 6ie @orgd1ge, sic iid
lette @od)e IN Seem Dorf abgelpielt
bQben, balb erfldrt: sic &artoffeln,
oas @rot ser Mrn1er, un6 ibr @emii=
ie, sic 8miebeln, itn6 in Sen leBten
in Seem Oorf u1ro an6eren
@roBita6ten 6es S1tens 6ermaBen inn
Nreiie geitiegen, 6oB 6as orme @olf
m16 iie nidt mebr be3ablen fam.
limo 10 erleben mir I'M reiditen
Ser @elt, in ser Sta6t, mo ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

Neutrality-suspicious. ualo Ser 2ebens.
m%telbanoel NIT England beinube
tagli6 1re11e MiQiondre madt, bas
beidamer6e sbnlipiel, 6dB 1allien-
De bon barbert6en Sraater INT ein
boar &artoffeln nnb I'M ein paar
3piebeln rm1fen, bie lie Sen 9an6-
lern NIT @eualt genommen, 11nb 6ab
bungrige Srn1en, ibre bleiden, balb-
p%erDu,1gerten &in6er I'M Mrm, bon
bent erlten 8eamten Ser eriten Staot
oes 2an6es itiirmiid @rot begebren,
tint ibren @unger 51 itilen. gttuas
9eidamen6es fat sic 8elt niemuls
geieben. .@ir beriorgen frem6e SOL
fer NIT 8rot uno lailen uniere
6ralten nn6 &in6er bungern. 8ir
beridyadern sic Grtrdge unieres So
oens 51 @ltd)ererpreilen an England
nlr6 feline @erbii1lbeten nro lallen
meite areiie unieres @olfeS 6arben.
Slr England iino sic 2ebensmittel
billiger ais in Sen Ser. 5taatel1, lt16
Sos berbalrtt gngla16 inns. S6er
pielmebr jene11, sic 0afiir peratttport=
lib ltno, bob sic Ma1sf1br nidt ein=
geldrallft muroe, lolange eS nod)
-33eit mar. Sic iin6 berantlportlib
altd) fir Sic Seem Dorfer <nger=
fratpaae l1n6 lie gal15 aQel11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
@ambels : ~:
rannet lit ben 0er.
&taateu.

@enn England aus oieiem &riepe
als 5ieger %berborgeben ionte, 10
miiroe es 11i6t n1lr 8eberri6erin Ser
Mleere bleiben, io1t6ern Ole &erridaft
iiber ben 8eltban6el an 1idy reiBen.
Das lit ser groBe Breis fir melden
es fampft mesbalb es mitten in Die
fen idyredlide11 @riegs1pirren @orbe=
reitl1ngen 5ur @rretdlng 6ieies Bic
les ~getroffen bat. Neit 6ranfrei6
un6 oen iibrigen MGiierten bat eng
lan6 6arunt @ereinbarunge1t getrof=
fen, mo6urd sic @anoelsbe5iebungen
nab Dem &riege 10 reguliert tper6en,
oab 0aol1rd Sic 6eutide @%onfl1rren5
altsgeldaltet tpiir6e. Sos lit Ser er=
ite Sdritt, ourb tpelden ENGLAND
ebenio 5atm 9iftator 6es @eltba1l6els
miir6e, tpie es our 3eit Ser Sprm Ser
Meere gemeien lit.
SS11 ipelber @eile 6as perfi6e Ml=
bipn feline Maht ansiibt, lit 5u erie
fen aus Ser @rt pie eS sic Stabl=
SS;r16a1itrie Ser Ser. Stooten bereits
beberridt un6 tpranniiiert. u@s miro
nnierem 9eiern cine iiberroi6enoe
gntbiia1tng fem, 10 i6reibt 6as Seem
Sort Sreemen's Sournal, u5u erfab=
rem, 6ab ieoe amerifaniide Stabl
Gomponp gan3 ser @illfiir @nglan6s
iiberltefert it," Diefe Sbatiude tp1r<
oe fiiir5liH feitgeiteut aus eine1n 8rie=
fe, Sen &eprdientatip 6. 9. @ebb,
Soriiter 6es Su6ictal Counties, bon
einem ieiner @Gbler erbtelt. Ser
tghreiber 6es 8riefes mor 80. g.
smpre bon Ser S1npre @or6tpare
g., Netpton, &c. g., tuelde nit Der
Nittsburgb Steel COMPANY einen
&ontraft fir 2iefer11ng elmer @ag=-
gonla6ung M6geI unb Drabt bat. Die
COMPANY tpeigerte ii6 sic @agel m1o
6en Drabt 5t ien6en, bebor er betfol=
gen6en @ormttieidein urter5eidmete:
8ittsburg Steel @ompanp!
@ertbe @erren! @ir perpflidten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
b Bros.
Ra9ite 9bure CUR Yp1tDffice
ST.. CLOUD, MIMI.

ltebt 5tpar no6 u1f Der Iagesoronung
oeS Senats, aber es modt ii1 bod
gu itarfe Sppoiition 6agegen gelterro,
fiinf5ig Miuionen bon SEN Stel1er-
5ablern 6eS gan5en 2moes gu DEM
s3med gu for6ern, 6aB Elm paar D11=
beno 2e1te, pelde Die mdbreno eines
Ibeiles 6es Sabres iberidtpemmten
II ferlanoereien int u1tterer Mei11i11ip=
pitbale UNI einen Spottpreis an iid
gebradt baber, iber NQdt un6 obne
eigeneS 3lttbun 3u Multimiaionarett
per6en.
Selblt tpe11n ser &otgreB oen 8or=
idlog 5enator &enpons amnimmt,
fin Ga1r6fiibrung gemiiier algemein
als empfeblenStpertb l1n6 notbpenoig
arertaa1ten Slug un6 @afenperbeiie-
rungen, tpie binii9tli9 1es @ofena
BON 8oiton uno 6es Colt &iper bei
Mep Dorf, 5pan5ig Miaio1ren Sol
lors 81 betpiQigen, 11nb tpenn Hraii=
bent @ilion feline 8iQigung gibt,
miro nod immer 611rb Mbidla9tunq
ser gorlagen cine Sum1re bon on
nabern6 %einbun6ert MiQionen Sol
lars geipart. un6 6as lit CUR gege11=
wartigen 3eit, 100 in SOS Budget
Musguben BON mebreren butt1ert
Miuionen fir 3mede Ser 8ereiti9aft
11nb 2an6esbertbei6igung m1fgenom=
1ner1 tperben m1tBten, iiderli6 feline
&Ieiniqfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

uns hermit tpeoer Stobl nod Stobl-
proolrfte, bel tpeld)en Serro Magne<
iinm bettlbt ma1r6e, bon 6en Ser.
|Istaaten nod irgen6 elmer anoeren
5telle IN europa aa1s5ufibren als
1ra9 oem Ser. &~0nigreidb Tronfreid,
Stalien o6er &ublano. @ir berpflidy=
ten nnS ferner, iotpeit mir ba5u inn
|Stanoe iinb, CT. britii6en MaieitGt
@e1eral &onil1l at Seem Sort BON ie-
Der Sen611ng Stabl o6er Stablpros
outten, BEL oe11en Jerro Wagneiilm
p%ertuenoet muroe> &euntniB a1 geben,
tpetm 6ieielbe na6 eineln omoeren
auslan6iid)en Hunfte als nady euro
pa ooer oen 6ritiid)en geiieungen BE-
iti1nmt fem iollte.
Giele gerpflidtltng ioI iolunge in
Strait beiteben, ais Ser gegentpQrtige
ealropai1de &rieg 6a1tert."
Sic Stobl COMPANY, pelde sic
l1rter5eidnung oieier garontie for
oert, lit nidt fret in ibren @onolun=
gen. Sic m1B bon @roBbritonrlien
ba5 Jerro M%ogneiinm importierel1,
wel6es our Stablfobrifotion lebr
notbpenoig lit. Ger @eidaftsfiibrer
Der Nittsburgber Gontpanp erflart
Die 5ituation in einert beigefiigten
griefe folgen6ermaBen:
~@roBbritant1ien ord11gt uns in
cine Boiition, melde uns feline @obl
ldBt. gs beitebt 6arout 6aB mir
oieie @arantie lnter3eibnen uno es
beftebt ferner auf Ger Snipeftion 11r=
lerer Blld)er, Inn 5u ieben> 6aB mir
1n1 ere &ontrofte nit a116eren Jirmen
1T 6ieiem Sinne a11sfiiden. @enn
mir nidt 6arnad ban6eln, 10 miro
nns Ser @e6orf an 6erro %e11t5ogen,
tpoourd uniere Sobrifen itiagelegt
tpiir6en, 50 Stabl obne Jerro Maqz
mel t1n1 ntM bergelteut tperoen fann
uno tpir 6ieies Hro6uft bon fei1ler
anoere11 Seite erbalten f0nnen."
9ies lit Elm 6roitii6es 8eilpiel ser
engliid)en Spramnei. england lteQt
oen amerifaniiden Stoblmerfen Sic
Mabl, enttpeoer iid ieiren @iinlden
gu fligen, o6er Ben @etrieb e%in5ultel=
len. Scr SmDre fat ouf 6us Mn=
%ii1111e1t folgen6e Mnttport an Sic
NtHsbptrgber COMPANY geionot:
so i6 getpiM BIN incline Mel,tra=
lltat 5n beba1pten, tperoe i9 ibren
@orantiei6ein nidt unter5eidnen.
gta6 meiner Mniid)t. lit oieielbe cine
ungeredtigfeit gegen Deuti6lan6,
lno btloet 5ugleib 6en eriten Sdritt
5l1r Soroerung Ser gebeimen M=
ltance oeS amerifmii6en Bottles, INN
oasielbe an England 511 feiieIn, in6em
i6a6urb Ole @eidaftsfirmen Mmeri=
ta'S gegen De11tidlmb mobiG gen1adt
lper6en."
slnf iolde @eiie miro cine ser
groBten amerifaniiden Sn6uitrien
bon England nit %eiierner @iiiidfiidttss=
loiigfeit 6irigiert. @em @nglan6
nod Dem &rieqe imiton6e lift, feline
Nlane fir Mobtliiierung 6es @elt<
banoela a11s5mfiibren, 10 per6en
amertfmii6e Snoultrie=
nidt BETTER fabre11, oIs bel,te
oie Stabl<eSr6uitrte. @en11 grgIan6
in5pi1den 0roben ionte, Sen @e6orf
ont Serro M%ugneii11m ab31tldmei6en,
10 fott11ten mir 6aSielbe leidt b11rd
ein Observation-Disclosures CUR Nod=
giebtgfeit %5tpingen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

Ser &ongreB tpeiter gega11gen lit, OILS
lie getpolh batten. Sic fiirdter 6ie
Solgen un6 man fam nur boffen,
bob lire 8efiirdtungen iidJ in poaem
ltmfange beltatigen. @S miir6e Elm
Segel1 fir oon 2ano fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01
CASTORIA
Fir sauglinge und Kinder
IN GEBRAucHS eT mEARALs 30JAHRfN
' Ss': e. e. e &4Zzzzx

Cine Melonns aus @alifar beiast,
es lei midt m1sgei6loilen, oaB Ser ba=
niide Ompfer 6rte6rid Der Mhte
NIT Bent @rafen 8ernitorff a11t6 iei=
ne11 8egleitern a11 8or6 cine meitere
@o6e BORT feltgebalten 1perbe; ein
@etpeis, 6aB Die gnglan6er bon
reiem @eleit genat 10 f%l1rioie 8or=
.itelll1ngen bobetr tpie bonn 8olferrebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-03-01

Morggrabotpa bot Sic tpenigften
froitfreicn Gage III 9eltidlan6.
1853, @elgoIo,6 Sic meiIte,t,
$50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
SMITH DICKER|NG
WITH COLUMBUS
Owner is Trying to Land "Tuf-
fly" SteiI for Short
stop Job.

Ed smiths chickering's with Joe
Tinker Of the CoIumb bus Senators
may yet result fruitfully for the To-
cal magnate If a telegram received
by Smith yesterday from Tinker is
any indication Of how the wind is
blowing.
There are several men on the Co
lumbus squad Smith would like 10
secure. among them "Tuny' Steil,
a crack shortstop, and although try
ing 10 secure them. Ed has been un-
able 10 complete negotiations
The telegram asked Smith IL he
could send Smith Harry 10 Column
bus this week. So Ed Immediately
got busy and wired the manager at
Philadelphia to stop off at Column
bus on his way 10 South Bend. Harry
was supposed TO have left Philadel-
phia yesterday and if he did the
wire may not have reached him. In
that case he will have TO retrace
his steps.
South Bend recruits probs bly, will
be given their first wOrkout in a
real diamond battle on. ~ tx after
they report Smith had Jeen nego-
tiating for a game with a Michigan
City club on April 5. but the deal
fell through and so he intends to
book some local club for a game on
that date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
PLAYERS TO WORK
DURING VACATION
Coach Harper Will Keep Base.
ball Men Here for Long
Practices.

Morning and afternoon sessions
are scheduled for each week day OF
the spring vacation. Coach Harper
OF the Notre Dame baseball squad
announced yesterday. Harper is not
yet satisfied with the speed that his
men are showing and he Is deter
mined 10 have them hitting a hot
pace before the opening game Of the
season next Tuesday afternoon.
The candidates were put through
a long drill yesterday afternoon.
After the regular batting and field
ing practice, they we're lined up in
lengthy game. Murphy, Edgren.
Dorwin and Boland did the pitch
ing.
Capt. Kline Is out Of the game for
several days as the result Of a split
hand Kline was injured in Tuesdays
practice game and was forced 10
leave the contest
The new baseball diamond and
outheld and the quarter mile track
are being put into shape for the
spring athletic season Workmen
have been running the steam roller
over the playing field and track for
the past two days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
Have You Tied Down
The Governor?

Once upon n time there was an
engineer IN charge Of splendid en-
CINE. IL did good work. but because
10 did good work ne thought 10 could
DO better. Ell thought he could safe
IN violate all mechanical laws. He
took chances. lie tied down the gov
ernor. Engine AMI engineer were
blown 10 atoms His wife takes In
washing His children depend upon
charity.
Now 7 want you 10 take this lesson
90 heart want YOU to apply 10 20
yourself That is the value Of all
LIES lessOns-the personal applica-
ton.
Are you trying 20 get ont Of your
body and brain more than nature
designed them 10 doe Are you an
noTed by the warnings that are Ma
lures safety valvet Have YOU tied
down the governor So you won't hear
them put on greater prcssure-de-
fed all ~ natures laws expect
20 get away with it, You WON'T.
You can't avoid diseases by shut
ting your eyes 20 the symptoms Of
disease. II You ignore the warning
signals Of nature sooner or later dis
nster viii ovcrtake YOU suppose YOU
break down. a uervOu- wreck. what
will become ~ yOur family Have
you ever thought % that:
/ could I'll pages telling YOU Of
symptom after symptom which o.
the mind n the specialist clearly
points 10 nervous hrea kd0wn. Svmn-
toms that you ignore treat lightly.
But I can tell Won much simpler,
palmer. clearer way 90 avoid nervous
breakdown
III Won are not I'm PERFECT
HEALTH-if YOU DO not enjoy the
health you once possessed. consult
me.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
BASKETBALL
CARL MORRIS WINS ON
FOUL FROM FRED FULTON
Oklahoma Fighter Has Better of
Battle Until Fifth, When Min
ncsOtan "Dirties."

NEW YORK, April 5.-Carl Nor
ris OF Oklahoma was awarded the
decision over Fred Fulton Of Mime
sofa in the fifth round Of a bout
here Wednesday night after Referee
Bill Brown had announced Fulton
struck Morris a foul blow, sending
him helpless 20 the floor
Morris weighed 223 IL pounds
and Fulton 22O ID The bout was
10 have gone 10 rounds.
Morris clearly had the better OF
the battle up 20 the time the foul
blow was struck Honors were fair
~ even in the first round but in
the next three and part OF the fourth
Norris kept crowding in close and
had his opponent at a disadvantage
as Fulton is a long distance fighter.
With short arm rights TO the body
jolts 10 the head and face. Morris
had Fulton bleeding from the nose
and mouth in the second round and
cut a cash over his. left eye in the
third
Morris still kept fighting at close
range in the fourth and continued
the same tactics in the fifth. damag-
ing his opponent considerably in the
face and body.
Fulton landed only a half dozen
blows 10 the head and body all OF
them at long range, and his famous
left was not OF much use at close
quarters. He had been badly beaten
al the time he landed the foul. After
tho bToyr- xt-bfob audad tho FIGHT Nor
ris fell 10 the floor helpless and had
10 be carried 20 his corner. When
this had been done Referee Brown
told the announcer 10 inform the
spectators the blow was a foul.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
GIANTS GO INTO LEAD
New York Ahead of Detroit i'm
Spring Exhibition Series.

TULSA, Okla. April 5.-The New
York Giants took the lead in their
spring exhibition series with the De-
troit Tigers by winning Wednesday IS
game s tSs4. Fletcher drove out a
single. a double and home run in
I'VE times at bat a one handed
catch by G.. Burns of a line drive off
Raridens bat was the fielding fea-
ture. The game was played in a
chilly wind. Score
New York .. COZ O22 Oils
Detroit ........... 0O2 100 O1O-4
Anderson, Perritt and Rariden;
Mccarthy. Bolland. Cunningham and
Spencer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
BRAVES HURLERS LACED
Yankees Give Boston National Pitch
ers Beating and Win SIS.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. April o.
The New York Americans pounded
the Boston Nationals pitchers un-
meroifuIly Wednesday. winning an
exhibition game. eight TO three.
Russell and Shawkey. both were
effective. although Russell issued
seven passes in FIVE innings Score:
New York ........1O1 600 231-S
Boston ..........O0O 10 O1O-3
Russell. Shawkey and Alexander:
Barnes. Allen. Crum and Gowdy
Tragresser.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
Jinx on old soldiers.

There is a jinX on the trail of the
1917 Vets, according 10 word from
that city. Three players have been
lost to the club in the retirement
of Jacobs. Sykes and Hobbs and
now comes the news that Bobby
Heck. sterling southpaw. will not
play with the Vets this year.
Just before reporting last sprins
Heck was stricken with appendicitis
and was unable to do any tossins
all season In the winter he wrote
Boss Nee saying he had recovered
and would be on deck this spring.
Now he writes that his doctor had
forbidden him to reenter the game
as the illness of last year was again
bothering him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
GAME STOPS IN TENTH

CINCINNATI. April 5.-The sec
oud game between the Colum bus
American association team and the
Cincinnati Nationals here Wednes-
day was called in the tenth inning
with the score a tie two 20 two.
Score.
Columbus 2 ; ,
Cincinnati Go iunings) - 3
Ehrardt and Coleman. LaLonge;
Mitchell. Eller and Clarke, Allen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
NAVY LOSES IN OPENER
Syracuse Beats NIidshipmen by Score
os Eight to Three.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. April 5-An
eight TO three defeat for the home
team marked the opening of the
navy baseball season here WedneS-
day. when the sailors met Syracuse.
Score by innings:
Syracuse ...O32 coo OBS 10 .
Navy .- 200 100 000-3
Kieh and Payne BaltOn, En-
merck and Connolly, WheicheL
Umpires-Bettz and Hughes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
Pcrrinc Joins Reloit.

George Perring, veteran third
baseman of the Toledo Mudhens
and secured by Evansville, has
jumped the team and signed with
Rebel" keene's club at BelOit,
Wis. according TO press dispatches.
The BelOit club is member of the
Chicago Municipal league and ISeene
has a number of former profess
siOnal players who enjoy the sport
on Saturdays and Sundays.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
POSTPONE HEARING.

ST. LOUIS, April 5.-The hearing
OF the suit OF Philip Ball. president
OF the 81. Louis Americans. TO re-
strain Branch Hickey from serving
as president of the St Louis Ma
tions was postponed until Thurs
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
RED SOX BEAT DODGERS
Win by to > Score i'm Exhibition
Game Mt Lafayette.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, April 5.-The
Boston Americans defeated the
Brooklyn Nationals in an exhibition
game here Wednesday afternoon by
Ia score Of eight 20 five Score:
Boston ..IO3 OSI OOO-S >
Brooklyn 210 020 000-5
Jones, WyCkoff and Cady, Thomas;
Miller. Movers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
PIRATES WIN IN TENTH
Bigbee Safe on Error, Steals Second.
Scores on Wild Heave.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-After
New Orleans tied the score by get
ting four runs in the ninth inning,
the Pittsburgh Nationals won out
in the 10th when Bigbee reached
first on an error, stole second. and
scored when Roth threw the ball to
the outfeld. The final score was six
20 five. Score:
Pittsburgh 6 .
New Orleans .5 s
Cooper Evans and Wagner: Dick
erson, Petty, Caldwell and Roth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
soldiers MaX Use Par..

The Wheeling park. last year used
by the Central for the home games,
has been offered TO the state of Ohio
for the use of Ohio troops Gov.
James u. Cox has been notified that
the PARK is at his disposal in the
event that il is needed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
CANCEL SCHEnTIE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April
5.-The university OF Virginia Wed
nesday called of all baseball and
track contests after April 9th. on
account OF the preparedness move
ment at the university.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
PHlLLIES WIN SHUTOUT
Defeat Raleigh North Carolina
League Team To- o.

RALEIGH, y. c., April 5.-The
Philadelphia Nationals defeated
Raleigh North Carolina league here
Wednesday, five TO nothing. RiXey
and Mayer held the locals at their
mercy. Score:
philadelphia ....5 10 1
Raleigh ........0 /
RiNey. Mayer and Killifer. Adams
Eldridge. Patterson. MintOn and
Clark.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
ARCHER SIGNS.

CHICAGO, April >. - Catcher
James Archer. a holdout signed with
the Chicago Nationals Wednesday.
lie previously had declined 10 sign
because OF a reduction in salary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
The New Imported ImprOved
"6O6" CURES
BLOOD POISON
Where Others FaiI.

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~ Disease ~ the Pelvic Organs
visit me today. n your case is
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
PENN LOSES.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April s.
Holy Cross drove Swigles from the
box in the fourth inning Wednesday
and defeated the University OF Penn
sylvania. S TO 3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05
GIANT COLTS LOSE ONE
Louisville Colonies Win on Errors
by Score of 3 To- I.

LOUISVILLE, KY April 5.-The
louisville American association team
defeated the second team Of the New
York Nationals league club in an
exhibition game here Wednesday.
three 10 one. Score:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-05

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. April .
Dean lie Baron r. Briggs. chairman
Of the committee on the regulation
of athletic sports at Harvard uni
versity, announced Wednesday that
the committees decision as TO the
suspension Of sports would be known
after action by congress on the war
resolution.