South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 292, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 October 1914 — Page 4

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Wireless From Berlin Tells of Capture of City and Adds

That Soldiers Had Left Be-llfl

fore Germans Arrived.

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London) Tho fo'.Nwir.j? otr.ciai statrt 1 1 r 1 wa.s issued tonicht: "Thr city of Antwerp with all Its forts In our po!!nn. Main hndMuart rs report that th I'.oljian pvfrnrmnt ;ircrptrd mir ffr to arraign that all historical tncnuii!"nts in the city ppurci n murh :is ihsmM and th rly hirr th Imrnf'ardmnt a plan howinK th position.- of the principal archlt tcturnl ff-aturcs of tir ity haruhd to th German civil adminfstrntion through tho American minister. Copies of the plan were Kivn to vory artillery commander. "Tho KTf.iicat posi!le consideration wns nhiiwn. Tho sleqt- lasted only two flays sanc th first shot urnlirtMl nalnst the outer holt of forts on Sept. 2 7. On CW. 1 tho forts were ytormed. The Nethe was crossed hy our artillery and infantry on Oct. ;. 'On Oct. 7. in accordant with Tho H.iue convention, nr. ulthnatnm of our Intention to horn hard the city was snt to the carrison commander. He?

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hility for the hoinhanimcnt and the 5heli!ng commenced at midnight on Oct. 7. simultaneously an attack on the Inner fort holt was opened. "Early on the mornlnp of Oct. 9 two of those, forts were occupied by us. loiter in tho (lav the city could 10 entered without serious reitancf. "At the commencement the garrison defended it.elf bravely, hut was unequal to the attacks made by our iniantry, artillery and naval division and fled In disorder. "When the .urrender of the city was negotiated no military could be found. "Th fall of the last Ilcldan fortress

of imirsrnaldo Antwerp was duo

to the extraordinary tint

AT Till; OKI'IIKCM. The new hill of vaudeville at th Orpheum which opened Sunday has a lt inot featured player a little tot, with poldon hlr known a Maby

!en. Thif talented yourr? Vdy

lners, tells bright stories and imitates

a?i Italian prima lioima with all the pdf-po'ssion a;d nic of many ar-

! tlsts much rdder. he has a quaint, ueliberate wav of (loins thine that a

wirep-ss to i winn In jc and hr pr?onal appearance I

it rniit till nc

BEFORE RUSSIANS! f

New Camoaian Outlined and

Czar's Generals Are Now: Dnnrlu 4- r Dnnm CI r l-i f I n n i

Tells of Conflict.

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PirmoGRAD, Oct. 12. All the

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Hugh Merrnack and (trace Wal-J fishtins? that hitlierto has fallen to the lace preeent n vmtrllxiuil act. "The I pa 0f the Rnwlan armr mar he con-

Theatrical Ancy" in which both, ,d , prelimlnrirv to the J work dummies and amuse with con-1 J (

vcntlonal material. McCurrnack f strtiesrle now Impending. Russia has mal;es his office boy figure say a, resolutely croFsed the threshold of

number of bright lines and Miss YVal-

j lace contributes one or two sinking j speclalth'.s. Juerr. violinist, and Carmen, harplt, contribute a ?ebct program of j popular operatic and standard nelco J tlons entertalnlnslj' and artistically.

Sunday's audiences were attentive and Hppreciative of their excellent p 'ay In Limb and Kcktrt open the how with a variety of modern dancer well done and th' four Ivlellajs. ekl-'d and protesque knockabout acrobats perform some of the funniest twi.t and take the hardest falls of any acrobatic act seen here recently. A Keystone comedy picture of merit completes the bill.

tiii: lvsalli:. "The Rock of Hope," a two reel Victor drama featuring Rosemary Theby and Harry C Myers will be the attrr -

i tion at the- LasalI- theater today. T.

production shows the downfall and regeneration of a young doctor. He is Induced to drink by his rival Just before an operation on his sweetheart. This drinking' scene was very well acted and at thU point the story becomes quite Interesting. The rival wins the irl and the doctor goes out into the country to forget. A memorial rock on the seashore, where a steamer was once wrecked, becomes his rock of hope. Iviter the girl and her hunband appear. The husband sustains two falls the latter killing hin: and restoring the eriginal lovers to each other's arms. The principals in this are interesting and the plot is well constructed. Rosemary Theby

work of the 1 and Mr. Myers are at their best.

attacking forces which the kaiser has .M-knowledfd by awarding to the leader of the Infantry, Oen. von Uerler. a decoration for merit. "The Ttrozlllan minister in Herlin railed togethfT about .'SO of his countrymen living in the capital ami exhorted th-m to telegraph their relativca In Brazil Informing them that they ar in full enjoyment of security and liberty. "Conditions in Germany are absolutely normal. No oih would believe tnnt tho country is in a state of war. Ali the factories aro open and busy. Theaters and cafes everywhere are well patronized. All trains are running according to schedule. It is ollieially stated In Vienna that another Russian attack south of i'rzmysl yesterday was repulsed. Thereafter the Uupplan retreat became so general that the western front was acuated."

ANNETTE KELLERMAN HERE IN SEA PICTURE

Xrptune's Daughter, a Soven Keel Attraction, Now Showing at the OlUrr.

"The Million Dollar Mystery," epi

sode No. 1C will be shown and a Keystone coined "Fatty's Debut." Tomorrow will bring paramount pictures "The Virginian" in five reels with Dustin Karnum in the title role. The story of the ploy is familiar to almost every one, his quick temper, his magnificent personality and his power to make friends, his ardent worship for devotion to duty, when he is compelled to hang his best friend fr'teve.

The greatly heralded Annette Kellerman film in seven p .rts, "Neptune's Daughter," began an eight days' engagement at the Oliver Sunday. This Is (.no of the most elaborate pictures that has ever been taken from a

Tim sunrmsn. "Tiie Varsity Race," a Thanhouser two-reel of unusual merit dramatically and educationally. The director and the scenario writer have hii non a felicitous idea in giving In ture form the Ftory of a boat race. About this all important spring event they have woven an entertaining story of student life and the fidelity of a girl to the bow oar, who has been unjustly forced to resign from college. Hut he is taken back Just in time to row, and of course his crew wins the race. The scenes were taken of a real race between cightoared shells. Muriel Ostrlchc and Irving Gummings are at the head of the cast. "Tho Master Hand" Is a thrilling detective story in which duty wavers, wheji the girl appears upon the scene with Doyd Marshall and Rene Far-rington.

my st r. u y ricrmns. The ..Million Dollar Mystery is the particular attraction at the Auditor!-

I um today and the series is said to be I ne of the most thrilling and exciting i vet shown "The Adventures of the

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.f;..a rflnnrnnn ! Hasty Klopement" is one of the

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tawus stories. iiiu auiaicur uea'cuw

was very mucn worried wnen ne

is truly remarkable, A fantastic fairy

storv forms the

i i . i un had to depend on his marvelous powcu d and splendidly acted 1 artio- deduction and tenacious nature L'.l-Y .r- ""V ,.i,U" rn, nfor the elimination of the thieves. In

mermaids and the king of tho ocean j

are acted m a most Ilie-liU' manner

Rriefly Annette's baby sister is cruelly killed 1- the I'.sherman and Annette becomes a mortal to avenue her death. She meets the king, has a number of thrilling adventures and the story ends happily ns all fairy stories should. Miss Kellerman makes a particularly attractive and realistic mermaid and an equally loyal subject of the king. Her skill as a swimmer and dier were never better illustrated. !ne particularly thrilling dive from

a high cliff, bound hand and foot, her covered that Harrison subsequent struggle under the water 'debt through gambling, with a vicious villian. are wonderfully : to his father-in-law to

done. The entire supporting cast is and a quarrel ensues, which is intcrexeellent and the baby mermaid acted ; rupted by Natalie, the young wife, bv a tinv tot who fairlv revels in the ! Iater a burglar enters the house, a

is deeply in He appeals pay his' debt

water is an attractive feature.

shot is fired and Preseott Is killed.

The many elaborate sea and palace, Harrison hearing the shot rushes to

the room and Natalie finds him with a gun in his hand leaning over her father. Appearances are against him

scenes were taken by the specially sole ted company in the Rurmudu islands, an ideal selection for tho sittings. Sunday's audienct s were large, attentive and ery enthusiastic. The picture c routed a tine impression and the attendance should be large during the balance of the engagement.

'and he is arrested and sentenced to j ! prison for life, but he escapes and is I ; reported dead. Years afterwards J ! Natalie working as a detective, clears

her husband's name of t he crime and then discovers that he is living.

THREE PEOPLE ARE KILLED BY BOMBS

j AT Till: MAtlKSTlO. ! j The Majestic musical comedy com-j j paiiy offered a new comedy bill Sun- j j day entitled "On the Mexican Rorder." As indicated by the title the ! story of tho piece has to do w ith mil- , Itary affairs on the Mexican line and i

' is treated from a humorous standiM.int. The comedians lind ample opI wentv bombs :;M,rtunllv in ine various comedy types

were .'inrioi upon rar... iy tiorman i f ,,..1,; .....1 th., nini i.r.md

a'.iators Sunday, killing three perss. 1 ,itlt,.n n, Irnl.,( ,,. I

to the ldeasimr t-ffects. The Mexican !

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(.(Tiuan Aiator Vlit Iari ai.d Hurl Twenty llombx Dow 11 em City.

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d. image to property. Two aviator

Taube nun. hines appeared Itareously from the eust

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cltv. One of l'c::il fell near tho northern railway terminal and an

other in the

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Rue .St. Uiare. The of thtj bombs a felt

!n the rauberi? St. Ar.toine. where the; boml'-s struek in ft crowd of persoi-.s ;

who were returning frctn church. In the Rue Lafayette and other poir.p frl.eie the bombs struck, the material dar.-.r.-e slight. me i.f the missiles feli on the roof nf the Notre name cathedral but did not bur.-t. Another fell In the S-juaro Vti-in. c :t aused little damavre. After the aviator had exhausted their supply of iroc til" s sev ral I'rem li miielur.es took the air and

purs led them, chasing the te.v.ard the ea-'t.

aro features and Will Hall's

tine baritone voice is heard to good

advantage in several popular ballads, j Tiie comic antics of Standfield, Wright j and Nihbe are amusing and the two extra comedy reels of pictures make

the shows practically continuous.

J1KAT I.I.DIUtS. The Century Juniors had little trou ble in beating the Rider school foot'

ball team yesterday afternoon on Oliver field by a score of 06 to 0. i

The

traveltalk

m:vm.n pktvkks. subject of tho first Newman

the uliver opera house f

i uesday ev enmg.

Oct.

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Rgypt." the lens through which we

Germans leok at the vanished centuries. The

- beautiful colored views and vivid mo-

i tion pictures Mr. Newman took last Rubber Stamp and Alphabets made summer will show not only the pyra-

t v H. A. Pershing. JoU R. Wayne tot. mids. the great silent sphinx, the wonAdvt. 1 Jtrful temples and other rcUcs of tho

great events and if any doubts or hopes were entertained in Rerlin that Russia might hesitate fight to the bitter end, they must now h;ive been forever dispelled. During a visit to the front the crar held a war council with his generals, whereat a plan of new campaign was settled. A Uufan lieutenant, wounded in he Augtistowo woods, has furnished a vivid narrative of his experiences. Re was ordered to occupy the northern approach of the forest and he declares it is simply impossible to describe the horrors of the ensuing conI'.iCt. Through the incessant roar of guns every branch cjf every tree quivered in the hail of shrapnel that

crashed down and shattered the trees in dozens and slew denizens of the forest. At every step Russians encountered the dead bodies of deer and terrified wolves often broke into the ranks, evoking merry Jests from the soldiers, who throughout exhibited feverishlyhigh spirits. The Germans only discovered the Russian movement when they had irretrievably lost the game and after several despairing efforts to check the Russians they swiftly retreated, at first in an orderly manner, but several hours later In panic. They began to rush hither and thither without any settled plan.

Pharohs, but also the life of the present-day dwellers along the Nile, with their primitive manners and custom, unchanged since the days of Moses. So that he might stop at quaint mud villages to photograph the fellaheen unspoiled by contact with the outer world, and thus present them differently from what easy-chair travelers have ever before een them, Mr. Newman chartered the dahabeah "Seti" and spent forty days in leisurely traveling from Cairo to the second cataract at Wadi Haifa.

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The Central hoso company made a run to the rubbish pile back of the Orpheum theater about ?:C0 o'clock Sunday morning and extinguished a blaze there. The whole heap had ignited in some manner and it took the department nearly, three hours to extinguish it. ,

SOME NEWS NOTES.

Davies laundry. Both phones. Dr. Stoeckley, dentist, 511 J. M. S. Dr. Lucas, Dentist, J. M. S. Bldg. Adv.

AT Till: COIiOXIAIi. The Oberlnthaller trio of Alpine singers and. instrumentalists are on

tho vaudeville bill at the Colonial. ! Their songs in natlvo costume are en- 1 tertalning and the act is a real Eu-1 ropean novelty. Nell De Yoe adds . variety to the bill with tier popular songs and cabaret dancing. She is

an attractive httle miss who knows the art of entertaining. Four excellent pictures are also sljown and the entire program is ono that will please.

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the cast are Harry O'Moore and Viola Dana, who is a sister to Leona Dana who played at the Oliver recently In the title part of "The Poor Little Rich Girl." "Twlnb and Trouble" is a clever Edison comedy and "The Triumph of Right" is a strong two reel LuMn drama and tells the story of John

Preseott. who by speculation has

wrecked the 1 loman bank of Omaha, and Stephen Jepson, the cashier, takers what money is left and goes west and opens a department ptore. lid Harrison, cashier to Preseott, murries his daughter. It is then dis-

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"THE ROCK OF HOPE"

Victor two-reel feature. 'THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY" Latest Episode No. 16. "FATTY'S DEBUT" Keystone Comedy. Coming Tomorrow DUSTIN FARNUM in "VIRGINIAN" Five reels of absorbing dramatic and comedy situations.

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New Colonial Tae Utile Phet Tbettre OeLox Two Classy Yautlcville Acti "Oberinnthaler ' Trio" NELLIE DE YOE Alpine Singers. Sons ami Dances. And Tour Keels Good Pictures. SiH'Cial IWirsain Prices, 10 cents.

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Two Reels. THE ADVENTURES OF THE HASTY ELOPEMENT Edison Comedy.

'THE TRIUMPH OF RIGHT"

Two Reel Lubin.

"TWINS AND TROUBLE'

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"THE VARSITY RACE

A TlianlioiLer tuo-reelcr of unusual merit, featuring Muriel Oitriche.

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A ttirlllins: Detective Story with Itoyd Marshall and ltene l'arrington.

Always a Good Show ADMISSION 5c

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