South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 189, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 July 1915 — Page 5

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Has About the Same Meaning as "I Should Worry" and is Heard Quite Often Deny They Are Heroes.

Uy lYcderick Palmer. BRITISH HIJADQ'JAIITL'IIS IN" KHANCK, July S. "What hopes" was the slany phra.se I heard from the men in the trenches -where I spout last niuht. It has about the same meaning a.s "I ?hould worry. ' You have only ono lifo to live and you may lose that any second what hopes dl. dU. dlir. and ? t a mine that senda firmans skyward in a cloud of dust what hpes: Hully. beef from Chicago arid Ar'T.tin" is no food for babes, hut b u r than K K" bread what hop. s! WT.ocvrr thinks that the tr.n-hrs an; occupied hy firim silent nun witii Jaws haul bet have be n reading tidier stories written from tho rear. Such sombreneas is not nature of the thoroughbred regular, Mr. Thomas Atkins. He takes things as tln-y com- and a lot of them come, shells, asphyxiating k-i-s. bullets and bombs. Th (To is a lot to be. thankful for The kind's vn particular fusilliers, as we shall rail the.m, had only three men hit yesterday. They were enjoying a peaceful holiday. A rand old regiment tho K. O. I V. with the ftorminr of QucJxj and the relief of Iidvsrnith among1 Its honors. Kvcn tf .say nain that it had a reputation to live up is banal. The brightest papro in its history was at the second hattlo of Ypres. and if you wioh to meet some real heroes hcr they arc in plain khaki nm- -the survivors of that battle rnaniu:' a (Jeep ditch in "mother earth." Only don't tdl them th y ai? heroes. They will deny it on the evidence of themselves. Not at all unlucky those three men who we.ro hit; one was killed. Well, everybody In this war expects that he may be killed. Tho other two "sot ticket for England.' My lady will take them joy riding in her automobile and eat them in easy chairs, ar-rant-dm; the cushions comfortably with her own hands, and feed them slices of cold chicken in place of bully beeT, and strawberries and cream in place of ration manneladc. Oh my! What hopes! Mr. Atkins does not mind nciru: a hero for such treatment. Then, with never a twinkle in his eye, he will tell my lady that he does not -want to return to the front; he has had enough of it. ho has. My lady's patriotism will be a littb shocked as Mr. Atkins knows it will be, and she will wonder if the "stick it" quality of the P.ritish soldier is we;Ucnimr, for as Mr. Atkins knows that phe will, Mr. Atkins ha.- more kinks in his mental methods than mere nobility ever guesses, and he is having the time of his life in more, respects than strawberries

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In 23 JDays" nrmarKnM I3xperi-no of I. Iluijnon. IlulI.U l"i "Height AVonle-fll.r. "I wa nil run down t" the very bottom." writes F. r;tffii-ii. "I li;iil to C411U wrk I was so ueak. Now, thanks to Karpol. I -look like a tiew man. I gained 22 juinls in "J.1 days."

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A PU MP, STItONfi, KOUt ST IIOHY "lVfere I took Parcel ptople us.d t rail ruo "skinny but now my mine '.s baupI. My whole body is htMit. Have v dtu-,! 15 ouuds and am rainii: yet I b-ok Ilk) u new man," declared another i?..oi wlio finished the S.irjr-d t roat nientWeuld you. too, like to (julckly put from TO To Ihs. of Tood. solid, 'tay -there" t!-h, f iter.d nnisvuiar tissue l.etweeu your ki:i .tid Nines. Io:i't say H can't te done. Trv It. More than half a million t!d:i mmi ami o:r. n have gladly nude the test ami M.M Sirpol does sucveiil. dees make thin f dks fat even wber idl else tue f.ii!"l. is t'est ivMt ly tie trvmendoiM liiiiness we Lae d.ivie. "o drastic diet, r1eh r':i UN, ra.e.-i.te. ii;s or emulsions, but a .iii;.., mtrniUss home trttitunnt. SK(tL l as earr.ed stieh a treraciidour reputation f--r itself that nil relijjtue tlrus:in t!.e !i iiiity of South I'.end w ill K-i'l!y "''d if to voij urxler n p'.tlve nar.Mr.rr t" refnn.l vnr moriey should there ! e eo itlsfaclry tht Incnuse.

Good Farm Lands Jn the SWIG A I IT THACT of W-strrn Mirhiiran Clover ar.i J'ruit licit. Thoo are new, lands, w adapted f(,r K mral farming. stocK, d. drying, poultry and fruity. ilo to J;;0 per acre and a l.vrpo selection of chiOice lands at 5 IS to $ 20. Term Jl" to J.'.o b.wn and $ 5 to Jlo a month ori 40 acres ir annual payments. Near towns. rhnol. railroads and markets. ;.od roads and o,uu k transportation by iioat or rail to Chicago. I)etrit. Orand liaplds. Write fir TL'-paK'e hook and map free. Join our excursion Tuesday, July 20th. leaving my Chicago ir.c-.s at 11;30 ru m. Kntire -xpnse fn-m Chicago and return im P.idin railroad fare, board, berth, etc. $1.".,")0 GEORGE W. SWIGART, ov.i:it ll'V2 17 Tirt National ;ank IUil-. CHICAGO. ILU.NUIS.

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and cream. What ho pen! Of course, h" will return and hold on in the face of all the Germans can Rive, without any pretense to bravery. if you ro ;us a stranger into the trenches on a sightseeing tour and you say "ho-w are you?" and "are you uoin to Berlin?" and "arc you comfortablo?" etc.. etc.. Tommy Atkin.' will say "yes sir" and "very- well sir," etc.. etc., as becomes all polite regular soldiermcn and you Ret to know him about as you know the members of a club if you are shown the library and dine at a carved tabic with a friend.

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Till-: Al DITOKirM. Auditorium pictures for today arc "Th Insurrertion." a powerful threereel Lubin drama featuring Karl Metcalfe and Orini Hawley; "The Goddess." in two reels with Karl Williams and Anita Stewart in the leading roles and the S lit; weekly of current events. The ChicriRo auto races, the Vale and Harvard boat races, fireworks at the I'anama exposition, Helix's ju.-iRle zoa which is thrown open to the public and other equally as entertaininR pictures will be shown. Tomorrow an exceptionally attractive feature lias been booked, the world's champion swimmer, Annette Keilermann, in a picture entitled "Neptune's Daughter," Riven in seven reels. This Is the first time this picture has ever been shown here at popular prices, it having been Riven in the Oliver theater for a solid week at a 50 cent price. It is one of tho most beautiful pictlures ever offered, the wonderful water scenes beinR most effective and the cleer Fttlo fairy story running throuph h Ids the Interest of the spectator. Miss Keilermann also appeared in person at tho Oliver a few sea-sons aRo. Rivinir her wonderful divinR act and in the picture her divin? is of course one of the chief features. This is a picture that is well worth anyone's time to witness.

forceful symbolism woven about the drama will make an unforgettable impression on the spectator. This attraction will remain for two days with special extra comedy subjects chanm-d each day. RUSS MAKE SETTLEMENT

I Sweden Accepts Explanation Tor b- j latlon of Neutrality.

STOCKHOLM, July ouioial announeement was made Wednesday that Sweden had accepted the e-

planation of lius-ia for the violation of Swedish neutrality in the naval battle off the island of Gothland and that the incident was closed, a "prompt and satisfactory settlement having been made."

Professor of Chicago University Says He Knew They Were the Same Man Last November Others are Positive.

NEW YORK, July 8. All doubt was removed Wednesday that Frank Holt, who tried to kill J. P. Morgan, was Krieh Muenter. the Harvard instructor who dropped out of sitfht in r.fi; after beinR indicted for the murder of his first wife. His identity was established by three men who knew him in Cambridge. Mass., nine years ago as Muenter, and by the acknowledgment of Prof. Chester N. Gould of the University of Chicago that he knew Holt was Muenter when thev met last November at Cornell university. The three Massachusetts men. who viewed Holt's body at the Hempstead morgue, were Capt. S. P. Smith, state detective of the district attorney's office in Middlesex county, Miss.; Theodore Hillier. a neighbor of Muenter in CambridRx?, and A. .T. lirown, a lloston newspaper reporter. They brought with them the Pertiilon measurements of Muenter, which tallied exactly with those of Holt. They announced that Muenter had a peculiar piece of dental bridge work. It was the identical description of hrldRe work in the right Jaw of Holt. A specimen of tho handwriting of the missing Muenter was compared with the writing of Holt since ho was arrested. They were tho same in every respect. The three agreed that nothing but the presence of Muenter alive would convince them that he was not lying there dead in the person of Frank Holt. Put evet: before they communicated their information to Dist. Atty. Iwls J. Smith of Nassau county, there scorned to he convinchip evidence of Holt's dual identity In the statement of a tnan named Whitman, who informed the district attorney that he had known Muenter and that lie was positive from Holt's personal characteristics that he was the same man.

MORGAN IS OUT OF DANGER SAYS SON 1 iiianc'cr lnits on Ireinj; ami

Moving About INtate Without Help. NKW YORK. July s. The condition of J. P. Morgan continues to improve with such rapidity that ho was able Wednesday to arise from his led unassisted. Ho rejected the offers of hi.s servants and members of his family to assist him in dressing, and insisted upn moving about tho Fast island mansion without help. Junius Spencer Morgan, the wounded linajicier's son. announced at S oVlock that his parent was no longer in danger. "The physieans told us that thero is no longer any fear of infections and that father's con valeseenec will proceed rapidly," young Mr. Morgan said. The injured hanker, the son added, enthusiastically discussed a trip on hi.s yacht Corsair, with members of his family and seeral friends during the period of his convalescence. N'o date has he n s t for the proposed trip, he said.

AT Till: IiASAIXi:. The feature picture at the Lasallo today is entitled "Her Own Way," and has Miss Florence Reed as the principal player. Miss Reed, whose work in the regular theater the past season brought her forward prominently in the principal woman part in "The Yellow Ticket," and who was en Raged especially by Charles Frohman and David Helasco to appear in their all-star production at the Kmpire theater. New York, in "A Celebrated Case," has been starred by the Popular Plays and Players company in their screen production of Civile Fitch's interesting comedy-drama, "Her Own Way." This was one of the lirst plays Mr. Fitch wrote for Maxine Klliott. and she appeared in it throughout America and in Kngland. The part of the heroine is one that severely test. the- emotional uualities of any dramatic star, and Miss peed is understood to give full value to the many strong scenes that are shown on the screen. In fact, the scenario for the film play was developed along emotional lines more decisively than was shown in the drama itself by reason of Miss Klliott's limitations in respect to emotional acting. The comedy subject is entitled "little Mi. Fixer" and is said to abound in laughable situations. on Friday Mary Pickford comes in her latest film success. "The Dawn of a Tomorrow." This idolized star of the Famous Players Film Co. adds another striking characterization to her notable repertoire of screen successes in that company's live-part adaptation of Frances Hodgson Harriett's great drama of optimism, "The Dawn of a Tomorrow." the worldfamous story of a young girl's unfaltering faith and triumphant ultimate re-ward. In this celebrated play that gladdened the hearts ef se many when presented on the stage with Eleanor Robson, and the screen version of which will cheer as many thousands more. Mary. Pickford portrays the weird and wonderful character of (ilad, the beautiful and ragged girl of the London slums, whose undying optimism and heroic cenirage even starvation and deadly peril are unable to quench. The delicacy of Miss Pickferd'i portrayal ami the threads of

GOES ON RETIRED LIST Order Jlxtln Rear Admiral J. R. Towards is Issued.

WASHINGTON, July S. Naval department orders Wednesday announced that Rear Admiral J. R. Edwards, commandant of the navy yard at Charleston, S. C. will be placed on the retired list of ollicers on July 9.

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FLORENCE REED H The Charming Dm- O matic Actress, in D O Clyde Fitch's great H romantic torv,

HER OWN WAY

A comedy drama of love, romance and self-sacrifice. Written originally for Maxine Elliott. Miss Reed assumes the stellar role now and is even more versatile in her dramatic and emotional work. Florence Reed has been associated with the Charles Frchman and David Belasco productions for a number of years and as a star on Broadway h a s received much comment and praise from the press and public. Also "LITTLE MR. FIXER" Friday and Saturday The Idol of the Screen, LITTLE MARY PICKFORD in Mrs. Burnett's &reat play, "THE DAWN OF A TOMORROW" Hear the IjaSallo Pipe Organ. f f Continuous Prom 4 ft I 1 1 P 9 a- to 1 1 IK m I Iff 1 wu Come any time 1 ww

WIFE AN ADVOCATE OF FREEL0VE IS CLAIM Upton Sinclair AHe-os Wife Had J'oriiiod Allianrci With Man Men. r.Pl.rPORT. Miss.. Jlllv S. iVrhr.

! ins Mrs. Meta Puller Sinclair Is an ad

vocate of "free loe" and in her constant search for a true soul mate has furmt'tl alliance with many men. Upton Sinclair, tho author, Wednesday til d an answer to the habeas corpus proceedings Sroupht by his former wife' to train possession of their Pvmi r-'ltl sn. Iavid. Ho declares she is unfit to have possession of the t hild and denies that lie misrepresented th" proeeeiUnirs in Holland. Vy which ho seriired a divorce. The answer charpes Mrs. Smel-.fr with adopting the free love theory a-s her standard of lif and inakin? no effort ti corneal the fact. Mrs. Sinclair's mother is here from New York to testify in her daughter's hehalf. Sinclair urces the court to dismiss

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in full usfojy of the boy. Argument will be heard this afternoon-

AUMT(0)lfltLIM News From All Parts of the World Today. News is fresh information of what has lately taken place through the medium of "SELIG WEEKLY OF CURRENT EVENTS" See the Yale crew win a hot race against Harvard. The jumping Jack of Fire doing a jig high in the air for a crowd at the San Francisco Exposition. Animal tricks at the opening day at Selig Jungle Zoo. The English Home Guards at drill in London park. Many other interesting events. "THE INSURRECTION" A splendid Lubin feature with Earl Metcalfe, Orrni Hawley and Herbert Fortier, featured in this unusually stirring drama of love.

THie Goddess

A serial classic with Earl Williams and Anita Stewart. A continued photoplay in chapters. TOMORROW Friday, July 9th The return of the famous "ANNETTE KELLERMANN" in seven reels. ' A fairy story of "NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER." First time here at popular prices. Bring the children.

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