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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

8ab, tpeldes iiber ben 6Iftenfno9en gu
pfIa1tern fommt, bnmit bdour9 biefer
SbeiI beg &0rpergeriiftes benz 8lapas=
Bab bic r0tDige 1eftigteit unb Stiite ner=
Ieibe.
8etueiien Gle bies auf nteine t1rfofteu.
@enben sic tein @elo, i9 min es alf
meine eigenen ttntoften betueifen, bnb
@ie Sbren 8ru9 betpdltigen f0nren.
@enn Die f9tpa9en @usteln tire
@raft unb Debnbnrteit tpieoererlmgen-
l1nb Die bdb1i9e, i9mer3enbe. 9efdbrz
lide @ei6mnlf berf&tpinoet -
limb bos 19redlide r%3ieben6e~ @efibl
auf characterization berl9tpunoen
1T -
l1nb sic Sbre @raft, 2ebbaftigfeit,
@nergie un6 @tdrfe tpieoergetuinnen. =
limb Sie better ausieben unb fi9 better
fiiblen, unb. es SIREN Sreunoen auffdut.
bab @ie better a1sfeben.
9ann perben sic utFen, baB Sbr
Brud iibertpunben 1T, unb sic ner6en
mir ipdrmitens bafnr banfen, neil i'd
10 in sic brang, biefe tpunoerbare Strobe
jett an5unebmen
senben Gle beute INT bic freie 8rnbe.
@erlu@en sic peri5nlid beren 8ertb.
Senbei1 sic tein @elb, benn bic frete
Strobe &lapao foitet Sic gar ni4ts, be.!<
nod mag es Sbnen @teberberte4nHg So,
rer @einnbbett bringer, h,aa 1nebr fpert4
lit als tpie piel @oGb. Melmen Sic ttefe
freie r8rpbe" beute a,t nnb @ie tperben.
lolonge @ie leben, frob fem, neil gle
6ieie @elegenbeit benubten. S@reiben
sic bemte nod cine R%oftfarte. ooer fill
len gte Ben Coupon ol1s, unb sic perben
Der Metourpuft Die freie 8rube Blapas
empfangen nit einem @eidente1en1plar
beg 48 @eiten 8udes beg @errn St11art
iiberBrud, meldes bone 411st1nft iber Die
Wetbo6e entbdlt, Der in @o11 Elm 9tplora
nebft @plbmebaille, nab in &aris 9iplona
nebit 1. &reis 5ugeiproden pnroe, pelz
6es ieber, Der an bieiem idredli9en &C.
breden Ieioet, befiben fonte.
5000 2e1er f0nnen bieie freie Rrobe
erbalten. Sic Nadfrage tptro setutt
grok fem. linn gnttdri@ung gu bern1eiz
Sen, {9reiben sic jett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
9ie Stem 0prf @orlb 11e,rrt 6er

Sic Me1p Oorf @orlb 1emut Ben
&o1rgreB bobmiih oen &ei6tagS. gh1n
Die 8orlo oarf beriid1ert lein, bob Der
ntdt mager tpiir6e, DEM &eids=
tag at biete11, mos @err @ilion 6em
@ongreB in iiingiter 3eit geboten bat,
nno 6aB Ser @eibstag es ii@ audi
nidt gef allen laiien tpiir6e. @erm Die
@orlo elm erropaii6es 8arlament
nub ibrem @eidmad fl19t, miro fie
idom muf sic ra1ifii6e Duma 5uriif-
greifcn miiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
Qpn6on erflGrt, 6prt lei bp11 einea

Srieoensangebot Ser Siirfei nidts
befannt. @etersb1trg erflart 6asiel=
be. Mmerifami6e 8latter ober aus
ser bon &apen'iden S6iotenflaiie
er5Gblen ibren 2eiern frif6 tueg, sic
Mlierten bitten 6us 6rie6ensange=
bot Der Tiirtei fdlanftpeg 3uriidge=
tpiefen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
9as Mlfpholperbpt Ipirft iii N1b<

9as Mlfobplberbpt tpirft in Stuff
lan6 gan5 amerttamti9. Sm Semitic
fden Commencement in Sibtrien mutt
Sen int 2m1fe 6es lebten Sabres $500
@erioner pegen &erfm1fs un6 Cube
reitrurg alfobolifder @etrdrffe BE-
ltraf, 1n6 in Ser Gfo6t @enIa tp1tr=
Sen nah 6em &uBfoie SIotpo .mdb=
reno Ser bei6en erften Sanl1artpoden
abttaufen6 6Ga19en &ognaf un6
8ei1 a1f ~ar5t1i6e &e5epte" FIN un6
nit @rla11bniB ser 8oli5ei berfauft.
Mlio gan5 uie in 4an1as un6 Moine!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
Citation for Hearing on Distribution

Estate of Matthias Weller, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County Of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Matthias
Weller, Decedent:
The State Of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the distribution of
the estate of said decedent:
The representative of the above
named decedent, having filed in this
Court his petition praying for the dis
tribution Of the residue of said estate
to the persons thereunto entitled,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

Snbirette 8eftdttgung.
Mt9ter: Isle fonen I'M orgetruntez
men 3uitanoe Den &ldeer einen O4fen
un6 @in6pteb genannt baben."
8etlaster: rMngetrunteng . Be-
!pa9ae. i@ mar babel gang nii&tern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

81" 1T bas ertueiterte @n6e bes Blas
pap =&abs, tpel6es aber ben a%biterben6en
uno geidpd9ten Nusfeln liegt tn Elm
meiteres Na&geben berielben gu berbinz
bern.
80" 1T bas entipre9eno geformte BoIz
iter, bns bernrt m13ubringen 1T, bab e5
bic 8rn46ffnnng ~perfperre unb ben Sn<
bnlt Der 8nudb0ble am Borbringen berz
binbere. Sn Dem BoIiter lit Elm 8ebdlter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
6erfbaft Gub Cure etaene
6artt.

9ie Set, @t6 11nnanieben, 1T, bebor
SIR faaft. &ommt brett at mir,
mnb t@ merbe @1t@ belfeu, Gnd
Gner @eim frei non ieber Scribe
r1trg at berfdaffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23
an bruhleidendt
5000 9eibembe ionem freie aSrpbe Nlapap erba1ten.


9iefes freisebise slnerbieten felt Der
@rfinbung elmer ipunoerbaren Sag unb
Nadt lang" tp%irtenoen Metbobe, tpel1e
gebrnudt merben ion. nm Die eri9lnfften
Musteln gu itarfen, unb na9ber Die
f@mer5baftem 8ru@bdnber un6 bic Notb<
tpenbigfeit Der gefdbrliden Operatipnen
%ab5ni4affen.
Mtdts at 5ablen.
5000 2eibenben. tpeIme {mreiben. nirb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

81 6ieien Behdlfer
tpirb cine ipnrberz
bare %abiprbente,
%aftrinsente Nebifn<
tion 9etbar. Soban
oieie @e6ifat1on
bnr9 bic &0rperz
tpdrme ~anfgeIoft
tpirb, entwet@t fte
our9 Die fleine
Seffnnns ng" un1
tpirb bur6 Die $50
rem Der 9aut aufgez
iaugt, Inn bic gez
i6md9ten Rnsteln
an itarfen urb bic
Defining 81 f@lie=
fen.
IS" 1T bas 1a19e
Enhp hp2 h
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

- Grudarbeiten ieoer art mer6en
ihnen. fauber uno biqig in Der Office
6es nMoroitern" bergefteH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

Wt11ter ut, unD 01b eS eSbre 0etnttDgett
a%ntergrabt, neil es ben 8luttretslduf
5nrifbalt. @armm fp1ten Sic es alin
wetter tragen? sc gibt cine Before Irt,
unb sic fonnen bies jett fpftenlps er=
proben.
Sir bDppelten Sued gebran@t.
Grftens: Ser er1te unb tuidttgfte 3uef
Der 8lapap=8abs berubt in beftdnbigert
Mnbringen an bic eri9lafften @lsfeIn
Der &Iapau genmnten @eoi5in, pel@e
5nfannt1en5iebenber Matur lit, unb a1=
i%an1nten NIT ben Sngrebien3en in Der
@e6i5inalmo5ie Grb5bnng 6es 8lutfreisz
laufes beabiidti9t, um auf bieie 8etie
Die MusfeIn 3n beleben un6 in tire rpr=
male Starte nnb @laftsitat 5uriif5nper=
feten. Gam, urb MIR baum f0nnen sic
ertparten, baB Der 8ru9 ber59tpinoe.
3tpeitens: 9n 1ie felbtanbnltenb ge>
ma1t 1tnb, abfdtlid, nm bas Softer
am @ntf@e1n All berbinbern, baben iie ii9
alto als Elm tuidtiges Mbjnntt bein 3uS
riidhalten bon Briiden bepGbrt, tpeI6e
Elm BrrHbonb nid5t 9aIten fatt1t.
&nnberte 2eute, alte unb junge, ftenz
ten ii9 Dor einem 5mnn abnebmen bes
idtu5rter, baB bic &lapao= &abs ibren
OIuW yett1eN ~ 1'tu!tege!l YuAelt ote
idlit1u1iten Grten - tpel6e f@on LANCE
8eit beitanben.
8eftanbise gag< larb Madt=@ irtmns.
Gin benterfensmertber Bug beg &laz
pap= 8ab= Sbftems Der 8ebmblung berubt
III Der berbaltniBmdBig ttr5en 3ett, peIz
de es nimrat, Hm Mefwltate 81 er3ielen.
Sizes fomtnt babot, neil bic Btrfung
unansseiett lit, - Sag nnb Na9t lang,
tpdbrenb Der gan8en "a @tunben.
9n gtbt es fett 1nbebagen, fetne TIM
pdbli@teit, feinen @@mer3. 9enno9,
mag man f@lafen ODER waden, arbetten
ooer ruben, fl6bt 6ie1es tpunberbare Wtit=
tel unfi6tbar ben lnterIeibsmlstel1
t1eues 2eben nnb &raft Elm, beren fie
%6ebirfen, nm ibrem nat,reemdBen
3nede BEG 3nriifbaltens ber Gtngetu etbe
obne Die fiinftli9e @tiibe zines 8ru9<
banbes ODER ionittger 8orrt9tung gu biez
men.
Grfl6rung 6es 8lapap= 8abs.
Ser @rnnbfat, auf tpel9em bic @irz
frng Der &lapaD= &abs berubt. fann n1
Der 6a116 Der beifoIgenben sS%uuitration,
unb Der folgenben @%rfldrung Iei9t be-
griffen iperben:
Sos &lapap=& Bob miro aus f~tartert
bie8fartent Matertal vG" angefertt9t,
tpelde5 enttporfen tptr0, 1n1 nit ben 8e<
tpeglngen beg &0rpers iberein3uftim1nen,
unb pplftatbtg bequem al tragen gu fem.
De11en innere SSl69e lit anbeftcnb (dbnz
[id, aber bennp6 febr neridie6en bon ei<
nem @eftpflafter) I'M bas SOFTER ~8"
nm Rnfff1pn af t1prhfnncrn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-23

cine %genMgen0e
Quantitdt @lapaD
umipnft a%ugelan6t,
UNI fie 81 befdbigen,
eS elmer ftrengen
Brobe at 1%t>itertnet<
fen. Sir bie5e Yroz
be &lapap tpirb tel
ne 8e5ablmn8 per=
lan8t tpeoer jett,
mod fpater.
@3ren Sic anf nit
bent 8rndban6e.
Satpobl, b0ren
Sic amf "ba1nit,
benin @ie tpii1en
aus ei8ener @rfab=
rmng, bab es muir cir
falfaer 8alfen an
elmer fauenben
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21
itncrAaayicie @irfann.

Gin ReiIcnoer, Der In eiuem !6otsl
Iogierte. lieb Iid ole Rednung gsben
unb mar eritount. iic 10 bob gu fins
ben. Gr botte bos bcaimmte @efiibl,
iibcrporteiIt gu lein; dber CT bs3oblte
unO bot. Den 8sliber ipredeu 3u oiir-
fen. Der 9otsIier lam. Der Bite
6olge IeiiteuO, Elm itroblenOes 2ds
6eln ouf Dem 9lntlib. berbei. Der
ReiIenbe elite ibut cnl9egen un6 rtsf:
80, loien sic mid sic umarnenI
2oTen Gle mid Sie tiiFen!"
.Qtber porum ipoGen Sie mid lunar
men, mein Serr9 SD Oeritebe Sie
ni9t!" %, mein 6err, ieben sic
Ii9 bieie Rednurg on" nSbre
Rsdnun99 So. ober mas 1T oamit9"
= Sic bebeutet, bob id Sie nice
mails tpieberieben perbe. mein 9errl'
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

grtgeeento m m b. -
@ls tinoerloies Gbepoar i0nnen sic
bic 8obnung bo6en; 6in5ufigen
muB i1 aber nod. BOB i9 in meinem
Sars ol9 feinsrlei 2isre Ouibe. -
Saben sic Dielsi9t bod einsm
&unb, &obe, @pgel ober 2auh4
froi99
- Sang unb oor ni4t. Denn sic
es piinI4en, niirOen mir gu S9rer
8~eru6igung OOr unierm gin3ug TO-
gar erIt nod cine - 8anOpurmtur
porne6men.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

-Sumorim 9 9dBensras
BEN. 2anofturmmann G9mun5elno):
aie9It bu ni9ts, &omeraos Sc
rte6t m0rbsrii9 Iengri4!
&lmerao: Oas lit oo9 tein @un>
Der, no unfsre @esusr Sag fir Gag
Senge trieaen.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21
XIII.

AAIlIs
@m Sage mad bieIer llnterrebunq
trdt MorD lin 3e6n u6r pprmittoas
in bic 3onSIei ibres He6tsfreunbes
nit Der 5roge, iuie ole angelegenbeit
2eDs itebe.
Doctor 9offmonn entna9m Der
&oiIe Elm groBeS aubert unb ioate:
.Seben sic, Boronin, oas babe ib
beute friib iofort bergeri4tet. Giner
meiner Angelteaten fdbrt in elmer baIs
ben Stunbe nod NoDenitein bindus.@
Morp fabte feline Sono nit beralis
dem Druid.
sd bonte Sbnen," Fugte ite innig.
Isle baben mir ni6t gu bonten,
8aronin, es 1T elm 9Iottes uno eins
fades @eE4dft."
n@ott, ge6rou9en sic nidt INNER
bieIen ausbrud! Das lam i9 aar
ni9t anb0ren, i9, bic sic 70 gendu
tennt unO ipeiB, ipie Dornebm sic
oenten!"
Der oIte Serr lddsIts. Gr polte
Die &oiie pieoer 3uiperren, ais Marp
fa9te:
s,ulRifhO, lteost Sbttor, Butte, ae6en
sic mir bas potet, ods id Sbnen
por einigen Sogen our 4ufbepob'
rllng bierlieB."
0ottor Soffmonn fperrte elm aipets
tes Sad auf unb rei4te Der gdronin
oos potet.
,Sat S6nen SEQ Idon bic QufItel'
lung gel6idt2" fragte bonn Marb.
rNo6 ni8t, o6er i9 boffe, bob lie
mein SoIi3itator BON Gobenitein mits
bringcn miro. @eni9itens babe i'd Is
nit Baron Moloen 70 p~ereinbart.
So6olo i6 einen neber6lid getpon'
men un0 mid nit benz 9~auptgldubis
ger, nit bern alien SilberIein, ins
GinDernebmen geIeBt babe, tperoe i'd
sic perItdnbigen."
nSilbertein 1T fem Saupt9ldubt'
ger9"
.Sa."
Wlorn perabl6te0ete ItH. Ste gtng
benz @roGen gu, bog in Die &arntner
StroBe Elm unb iab nod Der nbr.
uni6liHig blieb fe einen Nu9enblid
ite9en. Damn bieIt tie einen Wogen
an, Der borbeifubr.
Marb rief benz &utI9er Die aoreIs
Re-. &leine Sdmmgdne 76, gu, befabl,
bas Dad auf5uf9logen, unO itieg elm.
Ser Tioter iauite bic &ptenturms
trobe bina6.
Oie SCENE 0ammgcHe lag am gns
be ser 9rigittenau, fat i4on an Der
@ren5e trn 5lpriosfprf.
Mls MarD sem Wagen entitieg, CAB
tie Dem &utlder ben @uftrog. gu
porten, unb berIApano raid i'm
Sousflur.
cym erften Gto4c entoedte tie cine
iGmuBige tlein. 9nfsI, auf Der haIbs
perni|G! Ger Nnne Gi!6erftein gu lee
;en Inn.
Nun elppfte Iie Oil.
Sin alter Monn mi filberpetbcm
Bart Dffnete Die Sir unb fagte:
,Meine @nGoige. Elite ein3utreten!"
Mit elmer unterpiirfigteit, Die
Marp elm sepihes nnbebagen eins
il0bte, rib Der olte Mann cine 5reite
Sir auS unb !ivb SIC @cronin in elm
3immer tmretsr, Oas elm Mitteloing
1fpii9tn Mr6eita3.mmer, Bureau uno
%gGobn3immer NOR.
Sit6frfttm ifpt Mnrp einen alien,
5srI9liFenen 2ebnitubl bin uno fOrs
berte le au., P!aB g. nebmen,- mas
lie nit le;1ielE N%inerpillen tat.
r@nGbige iSrau. sic iino pobl bic
DAME, Die mir bor a9t Sogen GEE
s9riebsr hot?"
.Sa, Die BIN i@", a~ntportetc Die
8aronin.
(5ortfeBung folgt).
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

,a9. bu IudIt Dir lGon picber
cine neiie SoiIette aus, Gaos Du
@liidli6e!"
sd Iage Dir, mein Mann III elm
Sdmubion - lpenn ib ourd cine
MigrGne cine 3oilette erreide, 3iebt
er mir 3uerit oos Sonoror fir ben
Mrat obi"
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

tender iensn geirog BON SGnen Ct.
halt, Oer Su leiner p0uiQen Runaies
rung notpeuois tit. Rotirii6, liebsr
Dottcr, perbiirgm sic mir poue Dis.
tretion SEQ ge9eniiber."
Dottor 9offmonn bIidte nit uns
cnoIidem @obIpousn ouf bic iunge
6rou un0 iGiiitelte ben 3opf.
rg|ein, Iiebe goroniu, i9 lam
nidt," rief er. ,9aronin, Sie tens
ucn meme ireue Grgebcnbeit fir SCR
9ous, Sic piTen, pet6 ber3Iide @ss
fdbIe id fir Sie 1ege. SD bite Sie,
loIien Sic ii1 in tciue @clo1eI6dfte
eirl Gle miTcu ui@t, pie 9epi6eus
los Sic auSgcbeuiet piirbenl Ste of,
men ni6t, ipoS es beibt, in Der Sanb
zines fremben Wleui6eu 81 Ieinl limb
mas fir cine grt MeuiGen ods met,
items gu fem pfIe9eu!"
mytul, nun, 70 arg ipirb bos oo9
niGt iein!" meinte MurD.
Isle baben feline 2tbnunq, 9orc,
min! Der OberIeutnont bat bo cinen
Souptgldubiger namens SiIberncin
-"
.@oris @il6erTtein9" fraste Tarp
bctroffen.
nSo. 8ennen sic i'm oenn9"
nyisin," Ontlportete Die 9aroniu as
gerno, nnur Iein Rome purbe mir
bieIer Soge g%enannt."
n2oHen Sie li6 nit benz ia niGi
eiu! @as 1T elmer Der @efGhrIi9Itcu!"
9(arD briidte ole Sono oes 9n,
paIts unO ontipprtete:
sd bonte Sbnen, Iieber 5reuno,
ober laTen mir basl Mir orobt frine
@cfobr. Meine 5reun0in pito leine
70 9artbcr5ise Gldubigerin Iein..."
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21
sdwar5e Yerlen.
e. TortTsbuno).

arimiuuIrOmou bon anonR BsiHl.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

Die Solgen. Steiner
Sunge ~(tpeinenb:) Ser Mar Merner
bat mid ins @eii9t geI9lugen.
@rober 8ruoer: Darum bait bu
ibn ni9t nieOer sei9lagen9
&leiner Sunse; Sd babe i'm I4on
oorber 5ebauen!
abgsbtibt. 5srr: 6rdn<
leein, BARI i'd Sbnen Oieaeidt meinen
4rm anbieten2
Dame; 9anie febr, id babe felbt
opei!
gtimmt. Grember: sic,
- podtrdser. i4 parte iebt fait
cine StunOe ouf cine OroI4te, -
unO bier itebt bod srOB angei4Ia@
gen: .DrOI9tenparteplaB!"
padtrdser; So. b6s 1T e6en Der
plaB, mo- ma auf a 0rOi9t'n mars
ten fam!
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

iiee qnesisosubsii NIT ibm gu srisbis
gen."
Washington Journal., 1916-07-21

6dnoeorud marin uno iptnbeie FuG.
Damn fieI bic SIr bintsr ibm ins
ShloB.
Morp Tdnt nit sinsm Seufssr ser
GrIei9tsruns in sinsn 5duteuil.
Wsun Dottor Soffmonn bic an0sIss
genbeit in bic 9onb nobm, bonn mar
fe ou9 eecrOnet. 9orouf tonnte fe
fid psrIofen. unO 3eit seiponnsn =
dles %getponnen!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-10
SCHOOL IS
BEATEN BY AUC|E
College Baseball Nine Wins Second
Game OF Year Handily By j
to ) Score at Campus.
BY BOB OLMSTED,

The second entire game to be played
between the baseball squads of the
Rock Island high school and Angus
tana college resulted in a second vic
tory for the Swedes yesterday after
noon at the college campus by the
score of ) to 3. The game was a much
more interesting one than the first
and the high school boys at least
showed remarkable Improvement
The game commenced at 1870 with
the high school boys at bat Angus
tana started scoring in the early part
of the game, but the high school had
no luck until Dempsey brought in
the first tally later in the game The
game for the most part lacked pep
however, and Augustana had things
its own way until it was half over.
The Taber brothers, Ed at pitch
and Al at third. were also indispen-
sable men in their places and bull
warks of the infeld. Harold Ohm
stead made good at the catching po-
sition and Bergendorf of the outfield
came in for the share of the batting
honorS.
For the college, Ed Johnson, the
captain, proved star as catcher and
Kendall in the box Larson at second
was winning man, especially at the
bat, where his slugs always counted
on the tally sheet Ericsson at
first, Lundberg at third and Forsling
at shortstop were also big features in
the opposition.
For the crimson and gold, Dempsey,
the first baseman, was the individual
star, never failing to get the man out
on first if the ball was any place near
His reliable playing mussed up half
of Augustanas apparently point win
ming runs and kept the locals from
being swamped by their opponents.
The lineups follow:
Augustana-Kendahl, pitch; John
son, catch; Forsling, shortstop; Eric
sson, first baseman; Larson, second
baseman; Lundberg, third baseman
Randolf, right field; Palmer, center
field; Samuelson, left field
High school-Ed Taber, pitch; Ohm
sted, catch; Dempsey, first baseman;
Morris, second baseman; Al Taber,
third baseman; Ackley, shortstop
James, center field: Achtenhagen.
right field; Bergendorf, left field.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-10

Take your lid off to Lee Chubby"
StOcker. He hit the first home run of
the season. Chubby also got two
sinbles.
Wolfe and Clayton also damned the
pill yesterday. Zeine getting two sin
giles and Wolfe double and two sin
giles.
Wilde ran wild with the ball yester-
day, making two misplays in the early
stages of the game on two chances,
and Lister stuck in Cerny.
The Long View Braves beat the Boy
Scouts yesterday at the Long View
grounds by a % to 10 score.
Ted Waring has a good bunch of in
dividual ball players and he ought to
get his Mules kicking together before
long.
According to averages compiled last
week, Kruger is leading the Hannibal
team in hitting with a 800 average.
-
all the other men are below 300. Bos-
soloni, reputed slugger, is going at
.157.
Golvin is leading the Quincy stick
artists with .4l9 average. Five other
members of the team are doing better
than 800. Vogel former Islander, is
| hitting .222.
Charlie Pechous, third sacker, and
Joe Rapp, second baseman, have won
a home in the hearts of Peoria fans by
stellar work in the infield.
| Manager Jackson of the Distillers
has trimmed his squad to IA men, re-
leasing Catcher Witty and Outfielder
hlug.
A Bloomer scribe bursts forth with
the following: After throwing Mo-
line down twice Sunday those fast
stepping Boomers gave a swift kick
yesterday for the final. 1t was brutal,
but we need the games" Over here
we might add that the Islanders can
get as brutal as they want.
Peaches Graham, caretaker at the
Island City bowling alleys, has been
released from his duties to assume the
job Of caretaker at the Island City
park, assisting Bob Shaw.
| Pitcher Bill Jensen has been sus-
pended by Darringer, boss of the
Boomers. Failure to get into condi-
ton was given as the cause Jensen
may be taken back in the course of a
| few weeks.
The st. Louis Browns offered Pitch
er Watson, a southpaw, to the Bloom
ers. Darringer decided to hook him
and Watson Joined the Boomers in
Davenport yesterday. supplanting Jen-
sen. Watson pitched for the st. Louis
Feds last season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-10
CERNY IS SIGNED
BY ROCK ISLAND
Local Association Secures Speedy IN
fielder from Moline in Deal Com.
pleted Last Night.

The Rock Island Three Eye baseball
association last evening completed a
deal whereby "kwepie" Cerny, speedy
infielder, owned by the Moline club,
becomes the property Of the Islanders.
Secretary Blackman made the local
magnates two propositions and they
have not decided which to accept as
yet. But one thing is certain, Cerny
will be seen at the shortstop position in
the future. Cerny came from Oak
Park, where he played semi-pro ball.
He participated in the Tribune base
ball tournament last year and was
touted as one of the fastest infielders
in the prairie league of Chicago. Cerny
is probably the smallest player in the
league, standing about five foot, four
He is a good hitter and sure, fast
and heady fielder. The addition OF
Cerny will greatly increase the effic-
iency of the Islanders infield.
Infelder Wilde, who was sent here
by Bloomington for trial. has been
released. He will go to Williston, n
d., to join big Boy" Marshall's team
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-10
HOSE COMEBACK;
WALLOP YANKEES
White S0X Get to Caldwell in Fourth
and Fifth Innings, Scoring Five
RunS-CubS Win.

New York, May 10-A change of
scenery worked wonders with the
White Sox yesterday afternoon. In
stead of the listless, bone outfit that
showed so poorly against the Indians
last week the Rowlands of today IN
corked a barrel of ginger and, slash
ing wallops in the pinches, beat the
second place Yankees, to 4, after Kid
Williams was knocked off the slab.
High-class hurting by Eddie Cicotte
saved the day. The score:
R. H E.
Sox ..........0 0000-5 II 8
New York ....3 0O0000-4 10 /
Batteries Williams. Cicotte and
Schalk; Caldwell and Alexander.
Chicago, May 10.-Coming from be-
hind in the eighth inning the Cubs yes
terday at Weeghman park pounded
Schneider and Schulz for five clean
wallOps and that many runs, defeat
ing Cincinnati, to 5, in game which
was a hangover from chilly April.
Cy Williams again was the triple
plated hero, winning the game by
clearing the loaded bases with three
Dagger against the center field wall.
For good measure Daddy Long Legs
himself came in on Zimmerman sin
gle and Catcher Clarke of the Reds
made it unanimous by reckoning Safer
over the plate with wild throw.
R II. z.
Chicago ......2o010005 IS Is 3
Cincinnati ....1211 00000-5 9
Batteries-Seaton, Pierce, Prender-
CAST and Allen; Schneider, Schulz and
Clarke.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-10
MOLINERS DEFEAT
DIST|LLER CREW.;
SOX WIN IN ninth
Hitting Of Pethgrew Who Swats ,
Homer and Double, Big Factor
In Hughes Team Victory.
ELLER SENT IN TO STOP PHoRIa
O'Brien's Single in Final Round Scor.
ing, Two Wins Close Tilt for
Davenport Over Boomers.

Moline downed the chesty Distiller
crew in the opening game OF the pres
ent series yesterday afternoon at the
Plow city lot by count of s TO 6. Ter
rife clouting on the part OF Hughes'
men was responsible for the victory.
In the first inning triple by Falk and
singles by Hughes and White counted
In the third Pettigrew drove homer
to the billboard in left. In the fourth
Moore was hit by a pitched ball and
Dobbins sacrificed. Falk walked and
Hughes singled. scoring Moore. White
was hit by a pitched ball and Black
forced in the second run by spanking
Davis in the arm with the sphere. In
the fifth singled by Staley and Dob
bins counted another In the sixth
Hughes and Davis singled and Petit
grew registered them with two-bag-
ger. Sullivan hit two triples for Peo-
ria and scored both times. Eller re-
lieved Anderson in the eighth. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-10
WEIGH WILL DEFEND
BELT AGAINST WHITE

Chicago. May 10.-Freddie Welsh,
lightweight champion of the world,
and Charley White, Chicago, challen-
ger, were watched yesterday for a 20
round fight to decision, the bout to
be staged at Buenos Aires, Argentine
Republic, July Z or Is Welsh is to
get a guarantee of $4,000. $4,000 for
training expenses and four round-trip
tickets to Buenos Aires White gets
guarantee of $500. 1000 for training
expenses and three round-trip tickets.
Billy Gibson was the matchmaker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-10
RUSSELL GETS 687
COUNT IN PIN MEET

Chicago, May 10-Leaders in all
events in the Illinois Bowling asso-
citation tournament, now in its third
week of play, maintained their posi-
tons yesterday. The best showing OF
the day was made by j. Russell of
Chicago, who scored 6S7 in the indi-
vidual event and landed in second
place. c. kaad is the top man with
694. {. kral and E. Konvicka. Chi
cago, attained fifth place in the dou-
bles event with a score of 1892. The
leaders OF the doubles and five-man
events are unchanged.