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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-06-05
Anxious to Give Good Measure,

Visitors to bible lands. have often
pointed out that much light is thrown
upon many passages of scripture by the
scenes of daily life in Palestine odav
for many of the customs of the Jews
and their ~neighbors have changed but
llttle. Few are more interesting than
those that may be seen near the Temple
area any morning in the week. This
temple Area is walled off from the
other quarters of the city, and probably
has more interest than any other one
place in Jerusalem. One of the en-
frances to the site there, of the great
temples of Solomon n Herod, is call
ed the "Bab ell K~attanin"-the Gate Of
the Cotton Merchants, because cotton
was formerly sold there. But toda,
this vicinity, and among them those
who buy and sell grain. One has only
to watch these men handling wheat for
a very few minutes before he realizes
just what the Master meant when he
said, Good measure. pressed down.
shaken together. and running over"
(Luke 6:3S.) The wheat is brought in
from the fields and villages in large
cloth sacks, usually borne by slow
moving, awkward camels. 1t is then
spread out in great heaps on blankets
or on the stone pavement. The rule is
that the buyer can have all that will
possibly go into the measure, by any
means whatever, and it is surprising
how much wheat a be packed within
a small compass. After the wooden
Measure has been dipped into the large
heap, 1t is then pressed and packed
and shaken, and at the last, when the
grain has been compressed as much as
possible with the hands, more grain is
poured from another measure, until
every particle that can find Judgement
is in it, and the golden wheat streams
down the sides. This concludes the
bargaia-"good measure, running over"
Very unbusinesslike," a westerner
will la Yes it is. but it is also very
picturesque and doubtless wholly salts
factory to those who measure in this
fashion. as it has been for their fathers
since the time of Christ. and lonC be-
fore. Time has not the same value
there as here, n they always have
plenty Of leisure for bargaining and
haggling.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-06-05
The Rioht pone.

"Oh, George!" walled Mrs. De Fluff
"Ffdo has just been run over by g.,
taxi! What on earth shall J 6o?"
"Humph!" replied her unsympa.
thetic huSby. .'yo'f:c better send for a,
taxi-dermist."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-06-05
Couldnrt Be.

1.-THE barber was not at all diplomat
ic when he told my uncle he would
have to wear a wig"
But a thing like that can only be a
bald statement"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-06-05
a Nervous Wreck

How did you happen to CONTRACT
st. vitus' dance, my good man?'
Those Balkans names did 1t. Il
was a compositor on a local paper
when the war broke out"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-06-05
CHAPTER *.
"A MAN wITH FOUR IDEAS

"A MAN WIFI FOOTt lD1fA1'
He left her house and, turning to the
right, passed down the street, walking
hurriedly, and needless Of the people
shout him
AS a matter OF fact, in leaving the
house Of his kfnsman and j~ourneying
to Paris to meet the woman he loved,
he had committed a grave error. It is
true that while De Richelieu was in
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-06-05

Appreciated.
You seemed to enjoy that orator's
remarks"
We'll" answered the devoted moth
er. II don't care so much for speakirg
myself. But that gentieman's gestures
do 81 amuse the babyl"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-06-05

Australians are increasingly given to
smoking of cigarets.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25

DeOrae aobsd Sr. all sSirit Wart
g. Ii. &. u. Co., $700.
ssobn Wosner an Some y. il. 6.
Co.. $500.
Warn Riihmann an germania g.
u ylo. 3. $3.50.
ssree GlapprD.h an bisislbe, $500.
Wuauit g. WsiilIer al GOllsas oiIl
8. II. Q. Co.. $2650.
GaroIIne Scuerindnn an Wpiitor
Z. u. y. Co.. $500.
Glla 6. Beg al Maoiion 3. u. Ro.
2. S25O0.
1rnnees R. gurpiol an Soeon 3.
u. Co., $1,000.
sSotn aspsr an ct. Bernard 6. II.
.. u. Co., $4,000.
Sohn guboider on GtHlpoob plncs
6. II. .. Co.. $1,000.
Gents .. Ban Camp an q. q. gss
ters Hedltp Co.. S4450.
Gna 4bams an Gjeit StraBs 3. q,
go. j, $4,000.
Bert y. Woorman an bi.islcs.
$1,000.
Ghds. Sdabntan an Baltimore aos
y. Ii. g. 60. $1,000.
Srsb. 1seters en- 3. 9. Mcormar
&. Co., $500.
Glisa .. Sisiuers an 6. WuriiE
$1,000.
Gpana. Rtformirie airhe bon Dali
Zen an Sebnad Qpehl, 5000.
Clara Wsnssl an Retta gpsv
S125.
WilIiam pehittot an Wlt. Sealtgt
G. II. g. 60. S70O.
2aura gueiter an Ringaolo .. i
g. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25
, 6rxHSeisextbxaS&tertrGlaRlea
Gincinna.i, "a. Des

Gbarles 8usbIer an Marp au5n,
% bti 100 1ub an ber WeIljeiie Der
gpple Strabs III gumminspille; 81.
phiIip R.ib all Sobn u. Neib. 25
bei 80 1uB an Der Ciiieite Der Gbaos
ipea Strabe. 4l0 aub fiibli1 Der
Weitnoob glpenue; ferntr Elm unges
iEeilies Sniersfs an einem 1b<il bon
Got SO in Der untsrcbtbsiIung Doh
8orfsUille; 81.
sFrieoo Reib gouh an btnifIbsn.
raiieibe Gigentbum; 81.
Sobn ". Hsib an Deorgs 3,
Hsiboff. boiielbe gigentbunl; $7C0.
Die Union Sapines .. u. 8. Co.,
MfIisnee. an bic Gtnbi ginfinnati
% fub an bsr Rorbleiie Der Dbier.
bGicrp Mp.; s1155.W.
Hofinger & 6opfins an Noie 1b.
linaer, 35 BEL SO ssnB an Der Ncr5'
'eiie Der Dorhei.er Mpenit; 81.
Wnrn 6simert an bic Gtcbt ct
Bernard. Elm Slid Qanb In GtstiOr
is ii Uhnertef 1p.; $500.
astn Qsper an 0ssnaxb 0rcnina
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25
OraxSeisentbnms .1systteten
Rene 5npotheten.

Carl gsbr an Srmouoe 9. II. e.
Co., S2450.
Spa g. peirp an Souibern ShiO
Sapinos goni Co., $1,000.
Games 8. Rc@rtor an 9. 8. eOcs
rer, $362.50.
George aobbed esr. an Grlts Wari
3. Ii. g. o.. $1,000.
Gbtparo R. siihlsr an Some 3. u
8. Co., $4,000.
Wlort aubn on propioent 2oar
Co.. $3.50.
George r. maBmann an Soutaer.
Chin Sapines gont gr., $1,000.
Rarp Riihmunn an Germania y
u. SO. 8. $3.50.
Warp pilaer or bisislbe. $3.50.
ssreosrid alapprotb an germanii
| q. u. SO. 3. $3.50.
georae 9oeltsr an Marp airil:p
S348.75.
Saeob Ridarbion an Court 5cui'
6. II. Q. Co., $500.
Sofsph 9oestp on 5rant alelr
II. a.. $500.
Sobn M. 6s,sbipap an Moliior =
Ii. 3. Co.. $4,000.
glelIie S'gonnor an Cincinnati
Doriingmsns Club 3. II. 6. 60.
$500.
Rof. eblinser an 3insoul. 8. Ii
g. Co.. $3250.
| gharIes 9uIam an ct. 9erndrl
lQ. II. 9. q. Co.. $4,000.
Donalb H. gtihol on goncorcia .
u. Co.. $500.
ssrant gutmeper an Sulia grobnm
$467.44.
ssobn stusr an SuIia graham
| S5O0.41.
2llberiba meglure on Central g
u. 6. Co.. $1750.
emma Spsarins an 5nbe Bar
IG. ii. g. Co.. $475.
| 5bpmas .. 6ealp on Bon Ton (
Ia. 6. Co.. $4,000.
| Nreberid geeiers on Deit Ctr. g
| u. so. 1. S2500.
| glisa o. Sisip.rs an R. 8raur
S1400.
| syrdni 4. 9ushle an Calhoun 8. !
9. Co., $4,000.
| Games g. gubgel an Sames Glnr
Ia. o.. $572.73.
| ssiaas 81. gress an 1iile o. u. 4
igp.. $4,000.
| Willinm Ul. Qapis ON priee 6i
eagle 6. u. 9. Co.. 80. !. $500.
/ Sofeph luario an Gborlts :
Hedeniieite ST.. 5000.
0etiIsts 6bpotbefen.
i Carl Bebr an Drmouoe g. y.
| &C.. $4,000.
/ Btrnbdrb .. Mob dnsNtiomi 7fbl
l1 u. g. Co.. $40.
sdS. .. Mle4rtOr an Ganion 9
9ocper. $3.50.
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Shei! ron Got 2S in aoiprene. Shros
ffr's Nbbition sn ct. Bernard; Il.
sSenaie gjuilo On elmer 6. @uilb,
Sheil pom Got II in 6. 5tone's llns
itrobtbeilung; ftrner IL BEL 80 SuS
ON btr Siibieite Der Barr StrdBs,
sniiavn Gutter nno 2inn Gtrab.;
ferner so Sub an Der Norbieite Der
le. 5trabe. oItlih Der 8anmilIcr Sts.;
fsrnei Got 8 in u. Daro's @pbition
Az Maoiipnpille: ferner 65 BEL 12)
Tub an b;r Shot Gde BON Scnss
tuno Sim Strabs; ferner 3heif BON
Got 63 in Snop. Dhite & gurnetis
llaiacbtbeiluna in Wt. pleufont; 81.
Glmer 6. @uiIo an sohn Gean, So
| Ell 12o sSub on eer Siioofi Gfe pse
Spnes unb Gin Sirabs; ierner 5heil
BON Got 63 in Snoiu, Whiie & 8n.s
neti's llnterabtbeiluna in Wt. plec .
fant; 81.
DifIiam Cooper procier an bic
Gtnoerheimatb ppn Cincinnati, un5es
| fdhr So 2tcres 2ono an Der WcaeIpsD
IoaS in Sett;on IL in Springfieio
gp.; 81.
| .sofspb 6. aslln an Clarence VI.
StnelIe, Got % unb 5beil BON Got
90 in S. 7. Weitrn's unterabibeilnna
in bpbe Bari; 81.
Clarence 20. Schntlle an sciepp &.
aeIIn, noIielbe Gioenthum; 81.
Walter 6. 91tdrboff, Sruiiee, On
Gtanton 8. Treip, 8 Cots in osg
geechipcoo llntsrdbiheiiune, S191 .6S.
| Gorinne u. Giibbs II. u. on Rcis
.. gepinIon. % BEL 106 Sub an Der
9iprhssite Der 3. Strdbe; 81.
lie 9ropioent Sdpings 3. IL. :.
tCo.. 1ruI.ee, an 5homas Robgers,
Got 269 in Der Maoiion place Inter,
cbibeiluna; 81.
Gbolpb y. tlina an Sobn 5atb u
/ 81, Got AZ in acuiia alino's Inter.
obikiluno in Wsitipooo; 81.
qoolpt .. alina an sSobn 5atb II
o., Got IS in 2ouiIa aliua's Inter
obihsiIunq in 8eittpoob; 81.
Ioolph g. altna an ,5obn 51tn II
O., Got 46 in perislben llnierabtbeli
luna; 81.
| eaa abdms on frsbsrid 3eeter:
Ii. M., 33 Sub on Der Noroisite os,
| Mcrt6reit apenus; 81.
| gIeopsg g. Bail an Warn Te!ir
| Got 81 in 6ober's llntsrobtbsiluna il
Ghepiot; 81.
| Grben BON Sobn 2pons, per Shc
riff on alice Wl. Norris, % BEL 10S
Nus on Der 8eitisite Der Waraiil;
| Sirnbe; $50.
! Darn !. 2ebnau an Willidm R
Griffin, Sbeil ben Cots 165, 266 unI
267 in Der llntsrabtteiluns "" Dol
| Cd,Iep Yari; 81.
| Clara geriiing cnWolier 81. Sroun
bnrf. Gets 432 uno 433 in Der airbl
Realtp Sos uuterabtheiluns; 81.
Charles 6. 6ousr on 9uitcl
| Gtppblet u. a.. 1926 4cres aaro u
Seltion % in 8leen 5p.; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25
grm uno 9ieidl

leioen in aleiher @eiie an ben Solsea
BON ueberanitrengung Oes aorpers,
fpie aopfifmer5ea, Hidenifipdhe,
lIebelfeit, gerItopfung, 8elb- ooer
@aiierIuht, 2eber- uno gtierenleioen.
Der Cine tbut 5upiel inl2ebenssenuB,
Der @noere in Der slrbeit unb in bel.
ben sSdllen pirb Der aorper nit gif'
tiaen @biallitoffen iiberlaeen, oas
9lnt rergiftet. 9lrm uno Reih fonnen
6eilung finoen BEL oenl beriibn1teii,
rein pegetabiIiidIen 5eilmittel, ben
ct. gcrnaro-arauterpiaen. 0enft
baran, DAB oieie ipunoertbdtigen Bil.
ZEN in alien apotbefen fir MIR %
Gents az baben iinb. BE-
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Yeues pon 8slsatba.

Die 5rdee no1 Der Gage bon Col
saiha. Der Sidite Der areuSigunJ uno
bss grabes ghriiti, g.bort felt langsn
3u ben am eifrisiten eroriertsn nno
am beibeiien umiiri.tenen Der arHa3r
logic BON Jeruialem. ytd6oenl nnsohz
Iise 6ppotbeisn ben Srt balD aui bies
len, balo auf jenen 5issI i'm imtreis
Der bsiIioen Staoi perlegt batien,
nimmt nun siner Der ausss5eihHetItsn
aenner Der ulterihumspiiisnfhaft
Yalditinas, Der aeiter bes oeutiden
ar66olosiihen Snitituts in sSsruias
lem prpF. Or. guftaf 9olman IN benz
in nisisn 1agen eriheiuenben neIen
gnno nes paldIiina Sabrbutes 5u
bislsm fpiftisen problsm oas hort
uno uHteriuht bic Gage bieier Gidtte,
oersn ipeliseihihtIife 9soeuiuns jsoe
anosre In ben S6ntten iieut, ouf
Gruno einesbeHber eeIG,ihtlifer Jors
id,ungen uno genausr W&hungtn On
Crt nno Siells Ter Rame Oolgntha
Die iiblihe Iprm Der 2utbtr gitel
@olgathc iit unrihtig bsDeutet
.ShdMlott", unb 5fpar III niti eiipa
ansunsbmen, bab bier bic Shdoel Don
9erbrshern herumlaeern, ionbern Die
betreffenbe Grbebung pirb cine table,
runos 5elsflddx setpeien iein. bic fds
4usfekn zines Sh1oels hattie. tuis ia
berortise gsnsnnunsen iiberaa BON
Der gotisphaniaIie iehr leid,t einGee
fiihrt iperben. Die Soge be5og punn
ipdier ben Rnmsn auf einen beitimm.
ten Sbdbel, n1mlih ben 4nams. Sse
oenfalIs isgen Die gpangelien NIT IT.
rsr Nnaabe bss Dries Der areuSigune
sine Iosole 5rahition poraus. 2ang.
gbriitsn 70 fpitiigen Srte inurs
be, bat iie fhon in Jeruid!en1
ben Qnnen .golsntba" stfiihrt
glun bat nan in perihieoenen 5iiseir
lin n1diten umtSeis BON Seruialer
bas Musfeben eines Shdbels en.oedi
unb ik otsbaIb ols bic fpabrifxinlihit'
| Stdtis pon 0oIgotbo poreei9laseE
DaIman nber fpsiit al bieIe 6npotbe4
fen suriid, neil iie i'm 0eseniab ite.
ben 3u bsr Meinung, bic Dor 100t
| sabren bic allssmtin berrihenbe hal
unb aur grrihiung Der Grabesiirdp
lin Der Wiiie Der oamuligen Siaot AIi
lab CAB.
| 3u Der 3sit a0nitnntins, no mar
nod fidere unD ssnouere aunbe bdbsl
mubte nls heute, gait fie SieQe. CT
| De. nod heute ois Drnbesfirnt itsbt
untebinst fir Ten SdoupIob be-
areu3isuna unp grablesuns. Wepoi
| nd, Der 1ou Ronltnniins erhob. hoti
bert Elm pon nabrion nm 137 b. Cor
i BET Nsueriinbune bsS 3sriiorisn Stru
ialsm erridtster Npbrobi.e Tempe
| aeiidnben, unb bcbti ionnte ipohl fiji
lbie Wabf bes pIaBes Der jiioiihtVdm
Oolaatho mitbtftimmenb aeipeitn fein
| benn Dolaoi mar Elm ur1lies 6eilig
ltEum Der Npbrooite nuf SDpern, Dol
oos osr Gohn ibrer Uerbinbung mi
.sbonis, nnb bag Gsilisibum tDurb
| bxr Apbrobite Dclsio sespeibt. Die Ill
lfpriinaIihen Jsisformen oiefes Cris
| finb beuie D0IIig striiOrt. obtr nfh:
Ifprifi b0geesn. baB iraenbiDo eia
runbe GeIsplotte dufraate, bic an sintl
lGtGbel aemnbnie. nnb Is fdeini na
tiirIin, bnb bier. gegsniiber bem oIts'
sseruinlem. 1elftnardber ldstn, bi
auG bei Der 6eriieIIuns siner plntt
form fir BIN fempelbou nift fdmmt
Hid serft6rt fDnrten. als sur 3si
aoniion.ins ber 1empel Der heibn:
lfdsn liebtsgSttin an biefem Drit. 4
!. hem man NIT eclkr Geipi6beit ba
laIts 0e!sasoa ia9. abssbrs4sa isuss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25
is ofprenbiide 30 d ;

Ods DWpISN b Ws
moor. 3eblaubrub, bel 9opsnhns
gen, unpeit G0niesbers |. pr.. ipirb,
fpie Der aosmos in neft IL mitfbeilt.
bon bes prsubifden RssieruHs nls Ras
turbenimal srbalisn iperben. Ri6t ass
rinaen Dons fhuibet Giiprelben Der
yaeoierune fir bielen GHif6Iub. Dir
Enifiebuns bieiss eistnastigeu 0ohs
mcorts ihilbert Der aosmcs iDie fclgt:
Gin 9sih, Elm 1iimpel dui ber tbes
nen, unbnrnldFieen ploite 0ss iiies
liheu SomIonbss, pertrduttte urD
pertorfts, iein Woosinbali qucn ubtr,
fog alls Jeudtigisit Der Cuff. allen
Nsasn, nlIes Gf,neepdier Elm unD belt
es IN fsinen WaIfsn ftIi; Der nnburhs
idfTioe Urunb balf ibm babel unb ldngs
lam iibtrsoa lih bas Qanb nit Der fill
siasn Dede Der 1orfmooknrten. bic
bos Ieimte Mniteigen bes GtlGnoss btr
fld6xn9dften Musbreitung 9nlt gebot.
llnD 10 tbiirnsts fi6 i'm auufe Der
aa1rbnnherts Der maNerbers duf. ben
mir hsute ebengc Iehen, ipie ihn uufeve
gItoctbsren ioten: bic prussen. BE
gursunbsr, bic Gotbtn." GrDbs Gels
senbeiien bieten bier I'm 3ch!diis
br,ih ;5Icrd nnb 1uuna. llnb Gbibs
btr, Dsr elDig Jungt. ipirb an bieier
Giene ioesnf0nnen. pub It!ne Grint-
runa bier 3uf90nben iporb. 0ielJei@t
iiberrnj&e ms bic fauna no6. tle Biz
ittt ~ 9kbIdnbrii@ kidnntet Sc
mnd5t fat aIs ieine gkolO0fidkn unh
|asssravt tif4sn eiaemb bamli &isiteas
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g 4nub b a biipff.
Wenn moanit, bu bif ri9ti,
Gan anbre poa Weio;
lInb bunm fein barft a net
uus M tgenesr s'fAsis.
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a1sn t,,paeu, 10 rr..,,n eos !. s,m. nrr.s,nu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-16
DIR. HENRY VI. rETTIT-

City Weighmaster W 3. Petit has
received a copy Of the Daily News of
Frederick, Md. telling of the death of
his brother DR.. Henry MCEwan Petit
of CarrolltOwn. Mo, which occurred
while the deceased was visiting az the
home Of his sister, Mrs b. F. Mathews.
Mention Of the death was made in this
paper some days ago.
DR.. Petit was a former Rock Island
resident and had many friends in this
city. He was employed for a time in
local drug store. The News. in speak
ing Of his death. says:
DIR. Petit was a native OF Cumber-
land and when quite small he came
to Frederick with his father and was
educated al the Frederick college He
entered medical school az Richmond
Va. for the purpose of qualifying as
physician and before ne had completed
his course the civil war began. The
young man offered his services in be
half of the confederacy and was &c
Cepted and served in the southern ar
MY until the close of the war.
Inc deceased was the son OF the
late Henry McEwau Petit, who was
the experimenting engineer of the Bal
umore and Ohio railroad from Point
Of Rocks TO Cumberland when this
road was the first in the country"
DR. Petit was q 32d degree Mason
and an ardent member of the Episcopal
church. having served for % years as a
vestryman and lay reader in the de
nomination. His funeral was held Mon
day afternoon and interment was made
in Frederick. MIR Petit. the brother
in this city, was unable 10 attend the
services because Of injuries he receiv-
ed in a recent fall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-16
RAFFLES NO. TWO
MAKES RICH HAUL
High Toned Burglar Spurns
Gems and Plate, Stealing
Auto Tires.

A society thief with the prcpensi-
ties Of a "RafIes" last night broke into
the otto Huber garage. Third avenue
between Twen,y-Jhird ana Twenty
fourth streets. stealing TWO automobile
tires and a pair Of rubber boots. The
big house. with It's costly gem and
plate temptations. was seemed. ana
the burglar with an eye for only the
most expensive and iHaccessib @ pos
sessions. hlched the buzz wagon equip
menf The police were notified Of ne
theft and are confident OF landing the
man. as an excellent description has
been obtained.
\ little hoy. whose name was not
learned. late last evening saw p man
sneaklug away from the garage carry
ing the tires. lie was going in the de
rection of the Lewis Roofing com
rsnys plant The lad told his story 20
the police and was able 10 describe the
burglar in a fairly accurate manner.
Early this morning me tires were
found in the railroad yards near TWEEN
tieth street by Special Agent Einsey
% the Rock Island lines. They we're
Immediately taken % the police sta.
riOn. The thief evidently decided thaf
his swaE vas TOO bulky TO permit Of a
prompt getaway and decided 70 aban.
don his !l.gotten gains.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-16

Augustana's crack pitcher Of las. sca-
son. Nate Hul,gren has been shifted
TO the pitchers box. Hultgreu has
speed in abundance and plenty q.
curves and ought 10 make good. The
balance of the lineup will be as fol
lows: Eric Anderson, catch; Knute
Erickson, first base; Flayius Sten, SEE
Ond base; Harold Lundgren. snort
sop; Walter Peterson, third base:
Walfred Swedberg, (captain) left
field; p. A Paulson, center field:
Rube Hultgren. right field
Manager Knute Erickson yesterday
announced the official schedule for he
season. Ten games VIII be played this
year as follows:
April 19-Augustana at War;burg
April 23-Hedding at Augus,aua.
April 25-LOmbard at Augustana
May 2-Augustana at William and
Vashri.
May Dixon az Augustana
May lO-AugUstana at Hedding.
May 14-Augustana at St. Ambrose
May Wartburg at Augustaaa.
May Civilian and Vashu at Au-
gustana.
May 24-St Ambrose at Augustana.
Two track meets will be held this
year. William and WASN'T will come
here for a meet on May 3, while AugJss-
taRa will go to Coe college. Cedar Rap
ids, May 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-16

In all our human experience We have
proof that man has always thrived as
he has eaten freely OF fruits. II there
is any diet Of the average man, woman
or child today which does not contain
a liberal proportion of fruit it is de-
ficient one.
First Of all. nearly all fruits are dis
tinctly acids, such as the apple. orange
and lemon. The nature of the acid
varies with the fruits. such as malic
ana cilric acids. In carrying out the
wonderful chemical actions which we
call life the body has need of some
acid supply. Now we are not at our
best unless We are supplied with min
eral matter such as potassium, salts,
phosphorus. iron, lime and others
which are also found in the fruits
The favor aids in stimulating our
hunger for the right foods besides serv-
Ing other purposes in the body
Sugars are distinctly valuable in
fruits They are the one sugar which
stands ready and waiting our direct
assimilation. requiring less work Of the
body than ordinary cane sugar.
When d child have you ever become
tired 81 play or work and climbed up
into your fayorite apple or cherry tree
and "EI@d up" on fruit while resting
Later. NOT aware of il, perhaps, you
came down rested. refreshed and ready
10 renew Your play. In muscular eXer.
ton, whether work or play. invert sug.
ar was burned up in the body In eat.
ing the fresh fruit. more sugar which
is heat and euergy-was supplied in q
way that vas made speedily available
have read of military commanders
allowing long marching soldiers 70
raid fruit trees whenever a halt was
made. Il reviyes tired muscles great
deal better than most people know. and
these SUGARS do not require as much
making over in the intestinal tract. 50
they may be- used more rapidly for the
repair of muscular fatigue.
For the relief of such muscular ia
rigue We would recommend grapes
sweet cherries. apples. gooseberries
raspberries and strawberries. NaturII
ly dried fruits contain a great quantity
of sugar as pruues, 30 per cent: Eng
lish currants, - per cent, raisins. 81
per cent, figs. IS per cent; dates. 6,
per cent
WHN FRUIT IL 4 LAXATIVE.
/ Aside from the sugar value of fruits
4 there is one other which should no
/ be overlooked and that is their laxa
tive affect, not purgatives, but mildly
gently and naturally laxative Fruit
should therefore be literally supplied
{ i'm all necessary laxative diets
While green vegetables act in a sim
liar way they should not be relied OIL
wholly fer this, but a judicious mixtur,
Of both is more effective.
! or the fresh fruits there is a wide
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-16
BASEBALL
SEASON ON SATURDAY

Augustana's baseball seasO opens
next Saturday at Clinton. when the
local college will cross bats with the
nine Of War,burg college. The game
VIII be Of unusual interest. in that
it will b. the first athletic contest
held with the Clinton institution The
first home game will be pulled of a
week from -oday when fielding col
lege Of Abingdon cones here FOR a
contest
Coach Conrad yesterday announced
AugusJana's lineup for the coming sea
son All but one were members OF
last years crack organization, and for
thai reason Augustana fans are .ook-
ing forward 70 a year q victory. Ow-
ing 70 the death OF John Erickson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-16
FUNERAL OF MRS. KENwoRTH

The funeral of Mrs Samuel r Ken
worthy was held this morning at 10
O'Clock from the residence. 1O4 Thir-
teenth street A large number of so-
rowing friends were present TO pay
their last tribute of love and respect
The floral offerings were beautiful
Rev. Marion Humphreys oficiayed
The pail bearers were Axel Kohler and
G. A. Shallberg Of Moline. Robert
Pearce, ". f. Snider. l. H. Buffum and
James Britton Of this city Both the
circuit and county courts adjourned
this morning out of respect for the
memory of Mrs. Kenworthy. whose
husband is one of the most prominent
members of the Rock Island County
Bar association. Interment was made
in Chippiannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-16

He had been i'll for a year with com
plication of diseases.
The deceased was ~ years of age
last July and vas born in Rock Island.
He was employed as a stone mason.
Sixteen years ago he was united in
marriage TO Miss Hattie Evers who
died seven years ago. one daughter,
Genevieve, of Chicago survives. The
father. Nicholas LitJig. is living in
Chicago. while four sisters. Mrs. D. E.
Butler and Mrs. Lillian Olson of this
city and Mrs Frank Smith and Mrs.
William Clos of Chicago, and one
brother, George Littig of this city, sur
viye.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-16
ATKINSON ELECTS DRY
MAYOR-TRUSTEES WET

Al Atkinson. H.. the dry element
succeeded IN naming !. +. Rush for
mayor on an anu-!icense ticket de-
spite the fact that three license trus-
tees We're elected on the opposing
ticket