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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-16

FRANK CHANCE CAPTURING WILD THROW.
from getting around, but even here a
miss Is likely to prove costly.
A first baseman is IN a position to
save more errors for his team mates
than any other man on the team. New
er shirk a bad throw even though it
will not count as an error against you
That is the worst thing you can do. as
1t will cause your fielders to lose con-
fidence In you
Even IL impossible to make an out.
try hard to stop the ball and save the
extra bases that will be gained IL you
fail to do so.
A conscientious player who is out for
the good of his team even at the sacri-
flee of himself is the one who will sue
ceed
Study your fellow players carefully
so as to know their peculiarities and
be In a position to protect their weak
points
Have a good understanding especial
1y with the catcher and pitcher.
An understanding with the other in
f1elders Is of but little less Importance.
as the first baseman must work with
them more than any other player on
the team.
In conclusion, play clean. hard ball.
Never give up, and play the hardest
you know how even il your team ap-
pears hopelessly beaten
There frequently comes a change in
luck when a game appears to have
been lost which ultimately leads to vic
tory, and you cannot foresee when 1t
Is coming.
THEREFORE, KEEP TRYING.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-16
RAILWAY TIPS.

The c.. M. & st. P. offers first class
train service to Chicago and Kansas
City, from the tri-cities, sleeping car
reservations made to any point desir-
ed. For further information phone any
of their offices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-16

nature, and its heart interest" never
bOrdered on that sickly sentimentality
1.-The Lion and the Mouse Is one of
the purely American plays that have
Of late attained wide vogue and has
proved to be one OF the greatest money
makers of recent years. After writing
twenty-five plays of only second rate
quality, Charles Klein. with ''The Mu-
sic Master and The Lion and the
Mouse" came into International fame
with jump. ROBERT BUTLER.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-01-11

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ed ds4aaas. aFa1f-: Bar1ggSS 1871 {
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a duty as well as a pri:: sv
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-01-11

t ii. L. Melgaard, of Argyle, ye7y dyg
the city Tuesday attending the meet
ing OF the Ne stock ho ,MfEr22f4HSSak88t f
Bank of WarE ;e]m;;, ~ ,aao,tsv ,asg
The Oslo 4Tf5 Fban a94 s 5eaf.se1 szIt
cts sold at the New Years bali in
that village: That would be 3 heyTq Q
big enough ..for..any town. 'lOolO .
= Don't miss the. entertainment at
the Opera house on Jafffk. 1-44Abt{F 5 1893 3yy8T
O'Clock sharp I'd jyIaBb56 B. 5af5si
plces %. 1.-The. Warren LectAFel ebbAd En-
tertainment Course C6Mb1Ltte1tiaHA
--Miss Clariee and Mi
, Ella Lundgren left.-for MiMl9stRHA
last Monday to resume their school
work the former at tAe4 State 1daBir
1erslty and da h9 dafk sHo5ab M YjR s
.gnibIiud
The Warren hospitaL ssee}ps ztSq %e
the Mecca for people With all Kinds
OF ailments at The present time.
No less than foHaff' s sStEk sPPSqple yeRtt
down there "Wednesday 3 Sven1hg to % be eN
treated for various .stt FU9ypJb]eefo Bee VI
''o>'' oo"i OF ne1D roienes5A lsnoaIs9
We were glad to pe5te ,ths| tet1rn 5qf
Miss Emma Johnson, Whoszrecently
was compelled by sickness, TO- spend
some time in the Warren. .kossbfft3Ai1]
where, however, she rega1ned her
usual good health. .y14eE..rff e tBHahRH
home last Saturday9AA dgsIsvas144d
John o. Haugen, oNF5Mahl;4 w Vas 81
in town yesterday H4ee :aita4 his FAM
lily had been Qumantiaieu| fornosdN1
weeks on account of scarleB ever ae2f Butt
were let out Shortly HeH@2C arN ttlAaB !
10 be quarantined is almos#AikW hk-
ing in Observation-Disclosures ezsM ed
Mr.. and MIS- Teaq slns1 BE- 2! zenter=
tanned number Of N t6tlT fffi &Ad #, :
progressive whist party last SATURDAY.
evening: At t4A$3 ::oA F}M2H0A!
games, luncheon Was served. Those I
who were present wepeI4tapbm6l@
in their praise of~.,host and hostess,
voting them 1.-THE ebestttse6fra. eentef
'ers.-T. r. f. Press. .onob TnI15GGeI
The annual election Sd3ff=SfF4&f3 b6fA
Leme camp No el95 occurred last Sat Sat-
urday evening apd reslltedk ms fol-
L V. G., n[1hDkkrtosl M(ll X3E
L: Johnson; g&alk&I.A.-Wpgs Wek NJ
II. II. 'Breese ;Est6ft, z. Ok Y. Carr:
Waterman, w. .$1E4Hfss etitfy 7G3
+. Hatch; Physician, DR.. Topper. 1t
was decided that public installati@n J:
OF officers, supplemented by a Ii pef$iry4 +
and musical progrene> rbe given some
time in January, #oc EBAY Bertos, AN
A: Hall and H. L. ~6sGsssAdSng beeA \
appointed a committfe. ohF HgpSxam atX
a former meeting4g MidqAssR River I
Pioneer. \ >f|Ey III
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present. were delighted with
MS way Of entertaining.
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The Lake County times., 1906-08-01
PRELUDE TO MORE FIGHTING
"Red Guard" at Work Cutting the
Railway and Telegr; >ph Lines.

The exact situation at Sveaborg is
not known. Rumors are in circulation
that the entire fortress has now fallen
into the hands of the insurgents. but
they lack confirmation. 1t is believed
that this cessation of fighting is but
a prelude to the renewal of the battle
between the mutineers and the govern
ment troops. An authoritative esti-
mate of the killed and wounded cannot
be obtained. but the casualty list on
both sides must be heavy-many hun
dreds - for the fighting was wagcd
with desperation.
There are various rumorS to be heard
regarding the fate of the officers who
were at Sveaborg and in the Skatud-
den barracks According TO one rumor
almost all the officers. and according
to another almost all the junior Off
GERS, sided with the mutineers. The
marines at Skatudden are said to have
convened an elective court martial
which condemned several officers to in
slant execution. The wives and fami-
lies of the officers on duty in the fort
resS were sent ashore by General Laim-
ing and not molested by the revolu-
tionists.
The Red Gnard," whose leaders
were eognizant of the plot, dispatched
an expedition by a special train, as
soon as the revolt broke out, to cut
the railroad track and telegraph lines
outside of the city in order to prevent
the arrival Of reinforcements. A
general strike was declared and was
obeyed by the workmen of all the fac
tories.
The Lake County times., 1906-08-01
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

The directors of the United States
Steel Corporation have declared divi-
dend OF 1 per cent. on the common
stock.
Emperor William. after a cruise in
the Mediterranean, will land at Ali
cante, Spain. in September, and visit
King Alfonso.
the annual call for harvest hands Is
beginning to be raised from Minnesota
and North and South Dakota, and %
600 men are wanted in the next sixty
days.
In all the principal shops of the Mex
lean Central railroad the Mexican Me-
chanics' union has gone on strike.
Montgomery Bros. & Co.'S planning
mill at Buffalo. n. Y, was damaged
$4,000 by fire. Fred OBrien. night
watchman, is missing.
At Maysville. Ky, fire caused loss
Of SJ0,500 and swept over almost ex-
aetly the same section that suffered
from the big fire of eight year sago.
John p. and Mrs. Rockefeller have
reached Cleveland, and taken up their
residence at Forest Hill. near there.
The battleships Alabama and Illinois
eollided when entering Newport har-
Dor in a fog. Neither was much hurt.
but sailor lost a leg.
distinct anti-foreign sentiment is
manifested among the Russian work
men at EkalerinoslaY. Russia.
Fire at Milwaukee damaged the plant
of the Borehert Mailing company to an
extent estimated at $4,000
The United States government has
paid Germany the award of $4,000 in
the Samoan case.
As the result of quarrel at Jack
sonville. Fla. Paul Daniel shot and
fatally wounded BERTHE Toomer. then
killed himself. Daniel was jealous.
The Lake County times., 1906-08-01
what the Rahr Needs.

The less noise a baby hears. the less
he is carried about and played with for
the first six months Of his life, the bet.
ter it viii be
Tt is seldom necessary TO take him
from his crib except for his bath and
meals. The habit of tossing him about
and trotting him on the knee makes
him nervous and wakeful and cannot
possibly do any good.
His undeYeloped system calls for
rest. yet he is often denied thar priri-
lege.
Children as well as older people are
to a great extent creatures OF habit.
and they cannot acquire habits that
are conducive to proper development
and health Of the body Mt too early an
age.
1t is during sleep that the building up
forces work without interruption and
the child gains in flesh and strength.
Have regular hours for his maps and
see that everything is favorable for
sleep at that time. There should be no
tight bands to hinder respiration.
Place his crib tn such position that
the light viii rot shine directly upon
his face. preferably in cool. quiet cor
ner. Do not cover him too warmly
Change his position occasionally, and
he will sleep longer