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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23
COMMERCE CUBS BEAT
THE FORDHAM TyROS
Win by Six Points in Spite
of Adverse Ruling by
the Referee.
TRICK PLAY A VIOLATION
Official Penalties the Wrong
Team When Centre Moves
Back and Draws OPP
ponents Off Side.
TRICK PLAY A VIOLATION

The High School Of Commerce Cubs
outplayed and defeated the Tyros OF
Fordham Preparatory School by a score
OF 10 to 10 at Fordham Field yesterday
afternoon The game was long drawn
out and filed with acrimony. discomfort
and some hard, spectacular playing.
Fordham ripped through the Cubs in
the first few minutes Of play. and scored
a touchdown after some daring use or
the forward pass 1t was not long, how
ever, before the Commerce team found
itself, and. plunging in whiriwind at
tack. tied the score. criss-cross for-
ward pass from Darlington to Lawrence
placed the ball on Fordham's Vineyard
line, from which point Walter Gunther
ripped his way for the touchdown. Short
~ after the second quarter the CUBS
again advanced the ball to within strlk-
ing distance and once more the husky
little Gunther waded through for score
Fordham forged to the front i'm the sec
ond half With the ball in midheld, the
quarterback called a signal, on which the
line dropped back two or three PAGES and
the centre followed. dragging the ball as
he went. Believing the ball TO be In
play. the Commerce forwards charged in.
and. tacklng the man with the ball,
threw him for a loss OF ten or twelve
yards.
10 the utter establishment of the Com
merce boys, the referee declared them Off
side. and also declared that the centre had
been lnterfered with I'm his effort to pass
the ball. He imposed penalty OF fifteen
yards. and when the Commerce represen-
tative made protest added an additional
penalty OF half the distance to the goal
line.
The Commerce coach called his men TO
the side lines. and again appealed to the
sportsmanship Of the official, who was
Fordham man. but In vain. The Tyros
rushed the ball over the line, unresisted,
and claimed the touchdown.
After lengthy discussion play was re-
sumed. with Commerce receiving the
kickoff Andy Towns, the right half
back. ran the kick back 90 yards. and
Gunther again ploughed through the ma
room line for the third touchdown. Gun
Their also kicked pretty goal from a
difficult tangle.
The trick or ruse pracu5ec 6y Fordham
was a clear Violate OF Section OF
Rule Is. which says: II, after the snap
per back has taken his position, he vol
unfairly moves the ball as II TO snap 1t.
so as to draw the opponents onside
whether he holds IT altogether or only
II shall not be considered as
in PLAY or the scrimmage as begun
Penalty. loss OF five yards.
After the game the Commerce players
were bitter In their dcnunciation OF the
methods pursued by their opponents.
Charges OF smuggling and unnecessary
were made. and ii is unlikely
that another game will be played by the
teams in the future. Most Of the rough
work was done when Commerce was in
the lead. with every likelihood OF win
ming.
Ed Sisskind. head coach OF the HlBh
school of Commerce football team, Is busy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23

Harry Krause. who formerly browsea
about I'm the big league pastures. Is doihs
well in the Pacific Coast League. lie is
pitching for the Portland team whicn
has the remnant clinched and is moving
do,r tho onnosing batsmen in fine style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23

Ed Sisskind, head coach OF the HiBh
School of Commerce football team, Is Dusy
TRYING to rebuild his team for the I'M
portant games. With half dozen OF his
hest players out with minor injuries Siss-
Kind has drafted five OF the leading war
rio-s of the cub team to nil their places.
Frank Parkington. the crack left half
hack Gene quinn, an end Turk
I<ovar. and Cupid" Ornstein, the tackles
and Wicklge, guard, nave Oeeh pro-
NOTED To the first team AFTER pro'Ihs
their worth against the second teams oi
rival institutions.
with Chrstgau and Gilmore at tackles
the DE witt Clinton line presents
front. Both are nara, chars-
ing players and game 10 the core
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23

Although there is really nothing at
stake in the exhibition games between the
Giants and White SoX, Yet the partisans
OF each league seem 20 bee keenly inter-
ested in the results of the game Fearing
the prestige earned in the post-season
battles. Ban Johnson has sent Iris Speak
er. the Boston outfielder, and George Nc
Bride the Washington shortstop. to Dol
ster up the SoX. The easy victory Of the
Giants in the first three battles evidently
had it's effect
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21

truffet innmen. 90 bientoper til
Seiteren bnr Oct. Wor % Sar? So
De bopoe aqereoe fIere M1r lieget /
lin 8rap.
ct %lignenbc beipnoerlig Sammen.
trGf bapoe en- ing 8ut her ira Vpen
Tor enoel Mur iihen, iortGler "Telt-
iauoitc 5ib." San fom meo Ell ltor
Camper no til aina. Weo 2obien
iulgte Ell GIbre Wonb, Tom gif ON.
firing % talte meb 5olfenc. sig
mig, lagoe Manbcn til ben un1e
8ut "bpor er MI on irn?"
Seq er ira Ircubal", bar Spo-
ret.
goa %fienOer on falife &c. H.?"
"aa ia, iagoe @utten, LEG gisr
NOT BET; ban cr min Sar."
Ga, ioa er jea Snfelen bin. loo
oct o%pcrrnlfenoe Spor.
@iitten fog iIano iii Snfelen %
blcu / aina, bpor ban gloroe oct
9oot. Snfclcn bdpoc ppret Oerlloe
| ca. 30 Iar, % @utien bauoc bare
ladpiot bert baru omtalc / lit Stem.
Sa, lli9 fan oct gna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
GO nye SortollinSer.

S SegDnoclicn al Hopcmber be
amber 10 me lpn1erc Iortpainger
/ "Ee0 Nrnen", ionu pl er iiffcr pna
oil lfa'ie pore Sp'ere mulgcn for
noielig Stnlo M / De Iungc Ginter-
tpel6e.
Cen enc er SARAH Wc@ruhtS
isr omtolte Sortplling "@aaiepi.
gen" - Ell mleget paffer, epclltprli9
@iItorie, iom / man9t % meget mini
Der ONT "8roultarf. Salinlb er pi
liffer pno, at Ben nil bli lUit mco
lanmc SpTnoIng pg Sltercalc lont
ocnne. @oaicpi9en ~be0pnoer / "@eo
Nrnen" oen tSOc Nopember.
Men alerebe ocn Ace Nopennber
p~aabcgpnocr Ri Ell aloen IN 6ortul-
ling, "Wtercp Wtcrrlcfs Siltorie" al
8ilfie Collins, Tom bill pGre pore
@uiere %forbelagti9t bctienbt ira go
men / buiot" og On mpltilf Sogeren-
Sc, iom tibligcre bar gaaet / ola.
oct. Nrit "0oncn / bpiot" aniees
"Wercp WerricfS &iitorie" ior at
bore Den populUrc engclife Homan-
ioriattcrs bebl.e Sortrllin1. Sor.
u0en at pGre en- i~prn0enoe SortGl.
ling inoeboloer Sen ogiao en- iterf
Arpel ON at pie SierteIa9 % spe
Hetfrroi9beo, ion nogcn boer fan
bopc goot al at lngge Jig paa Sinoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21

i'm Tlaos, iaa BON til fin 9grgreITe
at oenne bar optaget al en- Serre
Iom maatte pGre fommet ino / De
famine Joreoraset bespnote. Scr,
arget penote ban Jig til Mfabemiet:
Frqies, @eofirep Saint SiIoire
meo Srbene:
Ser Sc life, at en- 5pr, ion
ingentins bar Der at eiore, bal
p9ret npsbis nof til at i9tte Tia pac
min EIabs?"
"Wfen fi9re Frofesior, fienoe,
DC bam life? iporeoe Saint SiIa.
rire. Son er oa uirfeIig Weolen1
az Afaoemiet, ban oeiaa. Snapioi
Ie9 buffer, blen ban inopoteret Den
5te Niouoie VI"
80 / Ifbelingen for Mefonif"
inoifisO Den Sremmeoe imilenoe.
Set bar oo puoiigt,~ uobrso
gnlpere, greb Afaoeniiets WeolemS-
prptofol og fon0t frem Ste Niopoie
VI"
Ger ltoo ifrcpet pleo tDoeligc
Nogltaper: "]tapoleon 9onaparte,
enitenlmig inopoterct i gioelingell
for Mefnnif."
SeItprtet gneo Anlpere iig / 2ine-
ne, b%c9un0te at buffe og lfrabe, at
ltploe paa lit buurlige Spn o.i.p.
aeiieren tOg BET belle ~genlptligt %
iogbe:
Set cr bare Splgcn al at icg
laa ijclben beieger gfaoemiet. Wien
Lao MI alt bare gobt igien % tom
% beisg mig / Suilerierne inlorgcn.
Seq bill gierne Ipiie WiiO0og i"anlnlen
meo Gem"
Anlpere totfcOe imigret for ben
petlige S~nobpoelie. og ran blep life
iaa li0et miallnot al inc &olleger.
Gagen eiter bauOe &eiieren for-
bereot ijg paa at ie Erpfeaioren Dos
Jig til Ntlooag. Men ban fit pellte
mcgct oper TO Elmer, ier rlnll en-
belig bnpoe fnuct lat / Nnlpere.
Gen oiitrnte 0tanO bapoe renl-
lig CLIENT banoe &ciiereu % zen
llaaoigc SnNbpOelie til 0fiO0agen /
Suilericrne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
SprimN Grove.
(Vttcr Meral0).

Spring @rouc Notel er lcict Al
6. M. Slam al Nnrmonn.
Mrs. &llliu9 @crarllo. Mrs.
AIirco Storlie oQ Mr@. Sans Is.
Solum mfom forlcoen ira Glgilt, u.
2ofota.
Sheo0ore N. 9tewhoiie ~ Sa-
mile tiItrooote iorriAe Gir2ooN Ell
&eilc for al bcio9c SloutninNc /
Sbiei Nipcr Nall3.
Mrs. u. u. Stenehiem % Sot-
tcreu Cora reiite iorriQe Siraoa1 ill
Gbetef. @i@.. bpor Sernen Ooin
Steuehieu oen iolgenoe Goa ieircoe
III @rnIluu meO Ntii@ gillian Moe.
Enit. =. Nitrup, MiSiionUr
bIunot 3ulllerue / SpNairifu, prpoi
feNe Spnoag Gornuiooaa Sen 12te
Ctt. i Curing @rope airte. Gn itor
Goriomling par iiliteoe, % ct Siicr.
~belebenoe li9 ill $1t9, la9bs@ paa
Nlleret.
MrS. 2. 2. @ergerio hoIot
Senoug Giicrmiooag, Den t2te Git.
@rplllp Tor Gattereu IIbertina %
Sheo0ore I. @lasruo. Siellen ianot
Ste0 / @iennlet o. operoares flln al
0e nGrmelie SITainir1e. Set uilsc
Bar nil / Spbet al Gintcren baoe tit
Stem hos @ruoens Mober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
NGnceNuoetjcnefc
yubcrt Xca, Wtnn.

Gen Sule5lub@ticncite, ION Den
norifc Snnooca % zen 6orcncoc Sir
fcS MeniQhcOcr / hilbert Sea, Wfinn,
ii0ite SrnonQ Iormi0oo1 oibolot
Spuooctirfe1L oil lungc mlnoeS lonl
en- al Sc melt Q%ribenoc Qito@tlenGtllgc
&onolinoer, ser nogcnIinoc bar nm.
set Stco Der, ifripcr Ilbert 2cd
"GpcninN Sribune" ipr ben 13oe
Sft0r. &c Wuono. Der for lTn9e
ijOcn bleu brlibtc. bite Jig pc0 ocnne
iUac2 AnooQtalnlno iaIeu at nUre
fnutte0e, % oct cr manages 'aIte FRO
oo &uob, at DC TO Wcni0heoer illcn
nil iorcneS til en-, nnnr Chen bertII
cr fommen.
Eait. Gomaro Ncrpig, Den Sore
ncoc airfe5 MeniabeOS Frclt pre-
oifeoc eitcr SSnobpoelie al Spnooc'
mcnlgbcocn3 Nrcit % Meblemmer,
ioct bon too til Cert &c Orb al Tuu-
ms: "ariitu9 cliteoe MeniQbeoen
90 henqap fig ielp Tor SEN ior at
han funoe hclliQc ocL ioct ban rem
icOc Sen uco &nn0bo0ct / St0ct ior
at hon fnu0c iremliillc liz 'clp ne
niQhcoen htrli1 uoeu Flet cllcr Hnn
fe cler uoQct lno0ant, men bcIliQ %
lltraIicliQ.
Wuoaticrciten bar hpitiOclig %
inipirercnoc. iortiUtter Nlanet.
WtQn1c bar rrrte til Sonrer, % /
allies Nuligtcr iaaeS lepenoe Snter-
este % biertclig @lrbe. Ale ipnteS
orcbnc al 0cn Saufe, at oet Ill, eitcr
mango NurS Strio ~ Gi@tll@iionL
tlnrnc0e til en- lpierc og bcore Gug
ior Sen Nirfe, Sc hopoc lurt at el'fe
oa ore. Gn uiropanlig ltor Silbe-
rcritare par tilIteoe, ioet Ben rllnt-
nlcliae Sirfc bar iplot til iioite
Elao@. &c 10 MenigbcocrS Sang
Tor lc0c0c i Screening San9er, %
mNQtiQt ruIleoc Sc lutberIfc Aierue-
iolnlcr uooucr Ben lIore T%oriaullina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
SperruHclic.

@lr. "a @r8. 9. 9. Sanre ifnI
on en- llge$ Gio iroflptte Gecorab
for al boiptte fla / S@iian. N}r.
&amre bar nemIi1, ION ier nPpnt.
fiebt gnoeI / Ell @utitforretninN Ser
og tur iolgt fin Maleriorrctnlng her
/ 9peu. SanliIicn bar mango &en-
ncr / Gecorob, og bIonot oi9ie bIep
Ser orranqeret ct ~Srrpriie Nartu"
for Dem itoite 6re0ogS Nitcn. &c
forIamIe0e operrafte qienncm iin
Sr6iorer, s. 6. Sierleib. Or. o.
N}rs. &anrre CT Selpioo meo Gaf
ior, hbao 6e bier pau lin Bis hupoc
biOroGet til 9fptte "a Np9Qe Tor
@pen5 NorIfe % meo Suife on
~iremti0ig @eIo % &pfte pan Set me
@oitcN. SIR. @amre tatte0c fer 81.
merfioulheoen "a for alt &euitob.
Ser bar bIct ham "a bans Ganlilje
bcpiit unOer ocre& CphoIo i 1cco.
ran. 6oririifnin9er b!eo unNt "a
gitenen Lob al / toieIil SumpUr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
GecDrab ~ Smlean.
s bet nprifc Scllfab
Sen 20be Sttober 1913.

bar Der Ell bnggelig Sel1nm0 TO
tie Sors6ug gtrcu / NnlebninQ al
@ibIiotbefar Soritein Sabra @elog /
@peu. Gn flor 5oriantIinQ par
~iremmsOt, % N uOmerfet StemniuQ
rnaNeoc. &r. SSobr tolte l0rliQ onl
Noritheo3arbcioct, nen ircnsro9
herlnoer M Gel Srm al fine blltori
he StuDier al Nor0nlrn0 / 9d 9fe.
ocrlono. Sans Gale unr opermaa-
Sc iuterc@iaut og blep llplia appIui.
0erct. Otter at sScririitningcr par
icrperct oeo 10-Gioen, blcp Der holot
Gnlcr al Here al SeIifobetS NtebIcm
mer. Ser uotalte$ @lUoc oper Nr.
&nbr5 @eieQ, OF mon boobcOe, at
ban mart piI0e qicuto9e &iiitcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
mite lin lille Tatcr. Sun oebe iiblte

mite lin lille Cater. Sun bebe iiblte
6rchaaS @orgcn. 9~c9ropellen fanot
Steo 2eroae peo Big Canoe Strife.
EoIt. Seebuus iorretteoe.
". 81. llIen % Iotteren @en
fom iorrige ll9e tlIbaac ira Ell Heiie
/ u. Gaf. Wrs. llIen iortiatte Heilell
op Ill aiiroti, Canada, hpor bun be-
ieser line Seitre, Mrs. Gotten graa.
ten % Mr9. SOBER @raaten.
Sohn IS. @icf fom Ssroog til
boae ira minneapolis, huor ban bop'
DC beItoaet / Ncgrouelien efter lin
Seiter. MrH. @robom. Sun blcp
iorNipitet poa 2ofeipooo @roplteo.
Naitor 81. 3. Naicn iorrctteoe.
= Wr. g. 81. Suitp ira Chicago,
Tom bar hcroppe pno en- fort Tliit
iiNitc ltge, bro1tc irilfe Sillener ira
TrofeSior Oscar 9. Slion, iom ioor
opboIoer liz ueb Chicago %llniperii-
tct. Trcie$iorcn % hans Iomille
cr | bchitc Tclgooenoe.
- @amlIc Noitor g. @roubt reilte
hicm til MacinrIanb, isis, Ireoo9
rfter ell MaoneoS @cisa | Gecoroh.
:. Z. Stunning reiite Nreoog
til 9ctroit, Mimi, Tor at bcls9c I'M
Gcriro oQtcoc han iia I'll
Wiinn., buor ban bar Ell
Ssiter.
Gle Z. 0bc / Golmor por
9proo09 Nitcn lloc ior ct llhelo neo
in Snutomobil, iom funoc ioact al
,orli0erc IplQcr, enb oct fit. Som'
ncll nleo lin 6on1ilic bar bon noe
,aa ell 0ieretur, "a Iiltonlobllcn
t Stnffe ubcnior @pcn (Gulmor)
ON no pan eli &rlonin9 / %eien o9
IIco % prItc0c. Nr. Doc 1T ct
}or Ribbcn brrffct. men De andre
Lap llocn Sta0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
q

@oIger &oitou al Stouoohl.
Softop &ar0 60, Niaoiiou Mis-,
giorOe 6reooa Ell Aiitiffcr moom 2c.
eorGh | 6|orretninacr.
9ueuit Slit ira 2erop. Mim.
bar iioiie llae berne0e for at oucr.
bare Neter gif % Wiunie Clion8
@rpQup / Maoiion Go,pnibip.
m u. o1 Mtrs. u. @urocricn %
Ell @roocroatter ar Goftorcn ION
BERTH meo 9lutomobil / 2crNoQ@ iol
al beiege Or. % WfrS. Z Stabo.
<. g. SIuiiiL @enrn 2Iuiten
Sim Ntoe % Clifford Sarien. oll
Der ira Spen, reiite 2eroaq Or. Guto.
mobiI poa en- Sur til Caledonia
giabel % 50 Crosse.
- Nroiesior @iarne Soonee ipIb.
tc / 6reoags, ben 17oe Sftober, ii,
30te Iar. s Den gnIeonino bapot
ban ON 9tftencn inobu>t nooIe ioc
%enner ill et lioet @iI0e / lit Stem
@eit Georob.
@i minber igien ON, at Nr
Girif Sammer, lloienOins ira d
Sanopigife SamIIn8er % ,6oIfemm
feet i 0oree pil boIhe 6orebrae mel
2psbileoer / set norife Selifnbs 60
fale ben 30te Sftober.
SIR. og Mrs. Ole Sileraa:
bar bopt ben Sors peo Geoen a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
"a @ror % Satter mpotcS,

On / grenoals Sme9n biemmebs.
renoe Siemnlo, iom bar oGret borte
Ira lit Stem / ca. 90 gar, fom biem
iorIeoen. Giter at baoe lat lit Sei
inO hos en- al Grpebitsreriie tos ban
lig Ell Sur no / @pen 90 fom oa %.
laa ino | en- Spiieiurretnins.
Ser gap ban iig | Tasiior meb en-
aOinSe, Tom iao % brat Saiie. Sc
bapSe life IGnse pratet ianlmen. irr
DC fom iii Den operraifenbe @isbeo,
at oct bar grcr % Seiter, ION bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
Store WUnos Opertro

Spertrocn bar ipiuet Ell ltor Npne
/ Dc ilelte irenltrThcnoe MGrbS Sip.
: utnlll9e liliUlbe bar Siltorien5
@cnier, / Tiiioncr, ioruoieet @coi-
%penbeocr, iom lite alene bar puct ltpr
<0ilpNellc poo Dem ielp, mel ogiaa
pou Sauiln69 % NdtioncrS SfiTb.
llCr.
Vi bar netop hpitioeligbolot Suit
orconura0aQen for Nidaro ySa1ners
Ssoiel. Saa Wennelfer er / beiere
@rub blcpet forfillgt, al oct antagre
llbcl0ige Nllnner 10, enc ban. Wtel
@ogner betragteoe oct lont ct 2pffe-
tai. S%cretningcr piicr, at set ipil-
lebc Ell Nolle peo DC bcloiglte Negis
penbebcr / bans Gin. Sans Scam
bar 13 @ogiiaper, ban bar loot /
1913, og ocriom oiSic Gal abbereS
I + s og I + 3, er MeiuItatet 10.
Te0 IS IarSnlberen beltente Mag.
ner iig for at itloere Mlliif. San
bsrie MSuiif opcralt, iaa fantaltilfc
Stitfcl'er tllulnte 'in at ban lfilloe
~oobcnbare MenncifchebenS Sremme
OF ifobe oct3 Sramaer = og bans
Wtltiif har ollie hiSie TiiionerS Char
ne. : Narct 1881 immntrifiiIcre-
oc3 ban pco lluipcrlitetct Tor at no.
0anllcS lonl NiloioI. Serlom bisie
Gal nbbcrcS, iaar man after bans
N~n0lino5tul 10. San ifreu 13 Sras
macr. "a bans gnolingsornma
"ItCliterlin0cr" bar 13 @og'toper.
Gre on0re tit en- Sitel INTERCOLLEGIATE
IS @oQituper. Nan itrep: Seq bar
Sen treitcnoe SoN i Npril aiiluttct
"S1nnhauIer". Set opiprtcS Sen
1909 Murt@. @aaner booc ben 13oe
Tchrlior. ~ Ser er lfrepet 13 %io'
1raier pucr han1.
ct piii Sol ielacr entelte Wenne-
Tier belle Slpet igicnncm. Eaa I. Gr.
Tope Tin3 X. &eo Ell MnIeonina
llotaltc ban ill fine &aroinaler:
"Mtit Civ hor paa en- b~einnoerlia
Moaoc pUret bcberifet al Sallet 9.
: nj Nnr por iea Sfoleaut / %ciie, /
III Nar Shloent i Vaoua, / nj Nar
aapellan i Sanlbole, / III Nar Trc't
/ SaISaue, / nj Nar @iifop / NSon-
tlo, / nj Nar aaroiual / %encoia
oa III Tape - iaa lTnse iom 8ito
pil. - mlili1uiS III Iar.
Charles NicfenS. ionl uar rel ri
benoc on ocn aImiuocliae Spertro /
Gnolano, bapoe ielp @iiioner -
troeoe pan nlallec al Dem, o9 De lpil'
Ieoe Ell ltor Molle / hans &erfcr.
Ticfcns ioa cnooe Spegelier, hpilfet
nritcu maa falbes Sen tooetreNipte
@rao al Spertro.
@oetbe iasSe: Ser CIR ct Clement
al Spertro neolagt / ethpert Mcnne.
ife - neoarpeoe Smpuller - oa
Seriom noeen tror iis fcnriif rem
berior. oiI ban, peo neiagtiae llnber.
ieseIier, iinoe be%ipnoerIige SiIfeber
% nbpgseIise Spner title irem fra
enhper Eart al tit @Gien.
Dor egcn Sames Mi,sicn 9cpen.
Den rolige, IGrbe Toet, iort9ucr os,
at en bel Suertrocns @ptboloei I'll.
ger oper os fra @ueeen al, bIanSer
fig | garnepigens 2muabp, er | Bin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-21
Gu oinr9t Vrotesior.

&cforaen mco Senipn til Siitraf.
ton hog iifferlig Sen bercmte go.
t~uriorifcr % Watbematifer ampere.
September 1906 bclet ban |
set frantic @ioenifabsieIifab ct Sore.
Drag ON &eiuItaterne al iine iioite
Sorifnineer. ga Sorebrasct bar
Tut, o. ban pIoe rerbe tiIbose til
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-07-25

Twenty-Five Cents Is the Price of
Peace.
The terrible itching and smarting,
incident to certain skin diseases, is al
most instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. Price, rs cents.
For sale by all dealers.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-07-25
CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA.

\, The many friends of Mrs. ,Anut
were shocked to learn Of her death,
which occurred Monday morning. The
funeral was held Thursday morning
from the residence, Rev. F. J. Peter
son officiating. @1. 49,
MIR. /. L. Brown and Mr.. G. Suter
were in the city few hours last week
shaking hands with friends. 2.
Mrs. w. H. Milligan lost her favor
lite driving horse, Doll, last Thursday.
Everything possible was done to save
her. She was only sick few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alberts, Mrs. Ed
overly Of st. Louis, Mrs. c. M.
Washington and Mrs. II. Rose of Des
Moines spent a week at the Milligan
home.
The starch works have now in
their employment seventy-ive colored
men and have sent Mr.. J. B. Nelson
as agent in search Of as many more.
The cereal mills and Rock Island
shops now have about two hundred OF
our people in their employ.
Mrs. M. Woods is still in the hos
pital, but. improving.
Mrs. Fred Perkins is able to be
around.
Mrs. Chas. Perkins returned to CHI
acgo, accompanied by Mrs. D. Lemme
Of Iowa City. s
Mrs. E. Greene and son left We'd
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-07-25
QUINCY. ILL.

The funeral Of Mrs. Holly. who
died Wednesday afternoon, occurred
Saturday afternoon from Daughtery
chapel.
Mrs. Susa Allen left Thursday
night for Rock Island and other parts
Of northern III.
Mr.. Robert Jacobs spent Monday
in Hannibal, Mo.
Prof. Coozie Brittion left Saturday
for Bowling Green, Mo-, where or
Sunday he will preach an annual ser
mon and attend the Teachers insti'
tute the week Of July 2lst.
Mesdames Perry, Bates and Eliza
beth Berry entertained this week fol
Madam j. Freeman of Jacksonville
Ill.
Mrs. Mary Cummings of Monroe
Mo-. and Mrs. j. Norton OF Nation
ILL.,, were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. T. Tate.
The Wood River Baptist S. S. Con.
vention just closed one of the most
interesting sessions of its history
here. There being a large delegation
present. ..& ....s
Mrs. Bertha Johnson Of Moline and
sister, Miss Lillian, visited friends lr
Hannibal, No., Sunday.
Mr.. A. E. Moore is a little better.
Rev. G. w. Brown is in Buxton
Iowa. for a few days.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-07-25

vention at. East St. Louis, Of which
she is secretary. She left for her
home Saturday, July 18th. Those re-
ceiving for Mrs. Maxey were Mes
danes Ella Wood, 144O Eleven and
One-half street; Edith Stewart, 1904
Twentieth avenue, and jamie Walkup,
1921 Thirty-frst street, who enter
tanned at dinners. Mrs. Colquitt en-
tertained for her house guest Friday,
July 4th, at an informal dinner, at
which time covers were laid for
seven. Mrs. Ella Tarver gave q
unique pink tea in honor Of Mrs.
Maxey on Friday, July 18th. The
guests repaired to the dining room,
where covers were laid for twelve,
and three-course dinner was served
by the Misses Clara Curd ana Clara
Tarver. Other out Of town guests
were Mrs. Robt. Pollard of Chicago
and Mesdames VIM. Moore and Wind
sor of Rock Island.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-07-25
HEALTH HINTS
By DR. A. J. Booker.

\ We do not know how many babies
die in the first year of their existence
here in America, on account of there
being no uniform and connected col
lection Of such statistics. In some
communities the death rate is as high
as 20 per cent---four babies on. Of ten.
Under average conditions one baby
in every six or ten brings anguish to
its parents by dying in the first year.
Ignorance and poverty, ignorance
mostly is the cause. This rate is ap-
palling and now throughout the coun-
Try they are having baby shows, get
ting information to mothers about
children and arousing interest in this
matter of child culture. sg
Baby shows are not for the purpose
of seeing the prettiest, nor the latest
baby, but. to determine its general
condition. 1t is better to know the
points Of healthy, normal child, and
to learn how to correct any deformi-
ties or tendencies than to get prize
for a baby because it is cute.
For example six months old
child ought to sit alone, a year old
baby ought to stand alone. If it
breaths through its mouth continual
ly there are adenoids present. The
way the baby sits or stands may de-
termine some special deformity or
tendency. To correct these failings
is to relieve the child of handicap.
1t should be the desire of every
parent to have medical school inspec-
ton, so that points of deficiency may
be recognized early and attended to.
Parents alone, no one else, have the
right, nor will assure, to select who
the physician will be to attend a
child If it needs attention.
The wise parent will attend to hav-
ing tonsils and adenoids removed if
they are troublesome; will see to
back troubles and Eye strains, so that
the boy and girl may not spend en-
ergy overcoming physical defects.
Tonsils, if removed, will not affect
the voice in singing.
If you must buy milk for your baby
see that it comes from a good dairy,
in sealed bottles and has no dirt in
the bottom of the bottle. There is
no virtue in zone cows milk"