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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-01
Nlmero fO3

4 todas las desfracias atod os los
frimientos.. So.
No mandeis, no, vliestros queridos
|hijos 4 Ia escuela, mientras subsista
era ley afreptosa.
No los envfe los co1egios mien :.
|tras sc autorice los maestros para
que la primera falta, les impongan
por castigo el azole vii
RetenedloS en- vl1estra casa.
Ensehadle vosotras mismas 10 que
|sepais,
No los expongais Ia vergtienza
pdblica.
Ellos os 10 agradeceran mafiana, y
bendiciran con religioso respeto
vuestros nombres. cuando sepan Sc.
den perfecta cuents del grandioso
bien que les habeis procurado.
A vosotras, madres puertorrique-
flas, os toca proceder.
A yosotras acudimos en- este case,
por que sois las hnicas que compren-
Ideis perfectamente todo cuanto de
atroze inhumano encierra Ia nueva
ley.
Salvad la dignidad de vuestres hi
jos que con clio saliva is la dignidsd de
la patria.
Pensad que esas tiernss criaturas
lconstituyen Ell porvenir dc nuestro
pueblo, y que seria TN crfmen permi.
tir que sc prostituyeran al nacer, ha-
ciendolos aceptar la condici6n essier-
vos sumisos al mandate de Ia tiranfa
~ ell depotismo'
La saerte esta echada
Oaltivos y dignos, 6 sumisos y es-
clavos; 81 10 primero. Sc habra saliva
do ell honor y la verguenza. puertorri-
que fla; 81 10 segundo, nos habremos
hundido en- Ell abismo de Ia perversi6n
moral, y habremos merecido la argo-
liza y ell foete, la cadena y el vilipen-
dio.
de La Tox az Ia Pafyia).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-01
LG T9|tGt IiIISSHIIIgl

Dofia Emilia Dansant era una ca
cteristica bastante buena.
En- los t1ltimos af1os de su vida ar
tistica, y va en- edad muy avanzada,
|se dormia con frecuencia durante los
ensayos, y hasta en- la representation
|de algunas obras.
Actuando en- Ell antigua Salon Es-
lava, Sc durmio una noche estando
en- escena durante la representation
|de una pieza que Sc estrenaba.
La situacion era la siguiente:
La actriz estaba sentada en- una bu-
taca, mientras ell galan joven referia
una larga historic. En- cuanto la
Dansant dej6 de hablar, en- lugar de
Or d su interlocutor Sc durmio pro-
fundamente.
FL autor estaba entire ba stidores,
al yer aquello Sc qued6 mas muerto
que vivo. Ell pablico. que adn no ha-
bta fntyado en- 10 obra, la reventaria
dehnitivamente cuando scabase su
relacion ell galan joven y quedase
n accior paral izada Via escena muda.
De horrible ansiedad fueron aque-
llos momentos para el pobre \ atri-
bulado autor
.Cuando termind el galau joven Y
SC pcrcato del peligro. sc acerc6 4 la
Dansarlt- Ia cogio por un brazo J Ia
saeuaio fuertemente; ella Sc despert6
|azorada, SO dio euenta dc III situaci6n
8 hizo un aspavicnto tan conico, tan
grotesco, que provoco I'd hilsridad
lei aplauso del pnblico; un APPLAUSE M
|trido y prolongado.
Aquel ineidente salvo Ia pieza y saI
|siguiente dfa dijeron los periodicos
que IA Dansant Sc habfa 6espertado
con una naturalidad asombrosa. oue
aquello era la verdad misma.
Asi Sc escribe La Historic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-01
La ag!!!eu!hrl en- Cuba
NotaS interesantes

Del 'BOletln de la EStaC10n
Meteorological, de la Secretaria
de Agriculture, en- Cuba, toma.
mos los siguientes datos.
a las semanas que terminaron
el 28 del pasado y Ell a del &C
tual:
"CaSa. -Continda la SEGA eau
sando tanto ,dano a la nueva,
como a los retofios, por mas que
sstos ultimos hayan sido favo-
recidos por las lluvias en- los
lugares en- que estas han caido;
pero de Cienfuegos comunican
que el gusano "Primavera" de-
bido la pertinaz SEGA que ia
vorece su desarrollo, esta per
judicandole muCho, ataCando
sus tallos tiernos de modo vi
goroso. No Sc haCen s;embras.
La zafra sigue con actividad,
por mas que mhchas hncas han
dado por terminados sus traba-
Jos. Y otras Sc preparan para
conol uir, y algunos con6rman-
do una merma de considera =
ci6n.
Ta6aco.-El POGO que queda
en- el campo, segdn dicen de
Pinar del Rio, ha sido conside-
rablemente bene6ciado por las
de la semana, atenuando por
tanto la perdida que Sc calcula-
ba, sobre todo en- Guane, que
era el termino mas castigado.
Continta la recollection de la
hoja, y la cortada va, SEGA per-
fectamente, pero Sc necesita
abundante humedad EN- la at
m6sfera para que Sc pueda en-
palonar La que va esta SEGA, q
fin de dar comienzo a la escogi-
da. La rama que Sc esta Teco-
lectando en- Moron resulta de
buena caIidad. De Santa Clara
comunican que las lluvias cal
das en- la provincial ell a., han
beneficiado mucho este c,rltivo.
FrwfoS memories. Efecto del
tiempo seco que reina, estos
cultivos sufren .mucho, y va en-
piezan q escasear en- muehos
dugares, pero es indudable que
los lugares favorecidos poT las
aguas de esta semana han visto
reponerSe muchos &c estos fru-
tos amenazados de una COM
pleta ruina, como aconteci6 al
Jnaiz de trio de Alacranes que
IA mejorado de aspecto. Sc pre-
paran terrenos y hacen STEM
bras eli los lugares que han
adquirido humedad por lluvias.
Knf02nses dsyeysos. En- gene
, neral el tempo reinante sigue
siendo perjndicial para los po-
treros que estan cada vez mas
castigados en- sus pastos y agua-
das; pero aqnellas zonas en- que
Cayeron las lluvias 1ltimas han
recibido I'm gran beneficio por-
que tanto los unos como las
Ofras han snrgido de nuevo,
endo asi tempo para sostener-
basta La entrada de la 6poca
> ;auy 1ejana va, de que aque-
e entablen de mcdO deci-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-01
La Ley del loete
NUESTRA OPINION DE SIEMPRE
A las madres puertorriquenas

La ley del foete: he aqaf una de las
cuestiones que Sc debaten en- ell dia.
Nuestro auerido colega el BoLETIN
MERcANTII., la ha puesto sobre ell ia.
pete de la consideration p1blica.
Nosotros la redaccion de La Hos de Ia
Patrfa no quiere sino repetir hoy 10
que expreso en- otros dfas; cuando ell
decreto del mo- afss<ao continen
Mr.. Lindsay; en- 1908 aquellos item
pos en- qae era Mr. Lindsay Comisio
nado de Educaci6n en- Puerto Rico.
He aquf 10 que digimos:
Nos parece eStar asistiendo al
afrentoso espectacalo que ha de po
ner frente 4 nosotros la repuqnante
accion del decre.o.
Mirad Ell cuadro:
ALA, Sobre una mesa, sobre I'm ban.
CO, en- cualquiera parte, frente dos
testigos que han de dar re- de la san.
grienta escena sin que Sc mueran de
vergiienza en- ell instante, estara la
inocente criatuTa, el pequefio ser in
defense, ell tfmido nifIo, con Ell terror
pintado en- semblante, temblorosas
las piernas, los ojitos prefIados de
lagrimas, cl coraz6n saltandole en- Ell
pecho con inusitada violencia, di
|rigiendo la vista 4 I'm lado otro, CO
mo buscando 10 que no ha de hallar
en- aquellos momentos, su pobre ma
Dire que eStara ignorante del horrible
suplicio que esta condenado el que
rido pedazo de.sus entrafIas.
Y frente 4 81. con frialdad de crf
men, Con serenldad cruel { inhumana
esta el maestro, el educador, el fl6eo
10, latigo en mano convertible eli yer.
dugo, desprendiendo las ropas que
cubren el tierno cuerpecito de aqa C.
LA criatura infeliz, deiando al des-
pudo sus caTnecitas sonrosadas y
blancas que no malsrato nunca Ia ma
dre para imprimir sobre de elias,
10. ...I5.. 20 latigazos que arran-
can 4 aquel corazon gemidos y gritos
que parten el alma.
iPuede darse nada mas horroroso
1Hase visto jamas espectaculo mas
terrible?
Ipodrfa verse sin angustias III con-
gojas accion tan espantosa2.....
iOh madres, que annals 4 vuestros
|hiios; que cifrais en- ellos vuestro
mas puro carifIo: que habeis padecido
tantos y tantos dolores para 1anzarles
al mundo en- aTas de vuestra adora.
cion { Ia santidad del hogar: que
|vivfs para ellos; que sufrfs cuando
ellos sufren, sentfs algeria cuando los
veis contcntos. .Consentireis que os
los ultrajen2 lPermitireis que os los
hagan sufrir, y les peguen, les
hagan sentir en- sns paldas, tiernas
todavla. el azpte brutal?
Oh no 10 crcemos, no. Si sois ma
dres, s. para. ESQ llevais nombre tan
|santo, ii teneis uni coraz6n sencible
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-01
RobO de IN hare

Ha sido robado cI Baneo del Esta-
do en- Huron, Kansas nfiiixanao los
ladrones nna homba de diaanita para
abrir la cafa de caudaleg soA esuyo
contenido, S6, 500, huyeIon. Ell he
cho tuvo luBar rn POGO jantes cana
necer.
81 cdiicio ha queAado en estado
de Ia bomba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-01
A los suScrIptopeS Y Agents

Para la buepa marcha de esta Admins
1raci6n, no adlnitimos Atlas do suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell L. de cada
anes- Las BAJAs SO avisaran los dias 80
81; edviertiendose quelas que Sc deren con
posterioridad no SO tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta ell
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-01

sivo. Aunque en- Batabano ha
ocurrido alguna nortandad en-
el ganado por la SEGA, no obs
tante, en- toda la Repdblica Sc
conserva en- buenas condolences;
es decir. sano y gordo en- gene
raj, pero la leches de vaca va
escaseando en- rnuchos lugares
10 que es causa &c que asi mis-
mo encarezca ell queso del pals.
Caisa.-La proloDgada SEGA lie
esta causando mucho perjuicio,
tanto a la nueva como a los re-
toiios; { impide que sc hagan
siembras a pesar de que sc con-
tinda preparando terreno para
elias en- todas las zonas azuca-
|reras. La mayor parte de los
ingenios de las provincias de
Matanzas y Santa Clara estan
al terminar la zafra, con result
tados desastrosos para los colo
nos particularmente, por el POGO
rendlmiento de los sampos.
7aboco.- La hoja de la cose-
cha, que esta recolectada casi
en- su totalidad en- todas parties,
y la que sc halla SEGA, no puede
empilonarse por falta de hume
dad, por 10 que Sc desean tam
bien para esa operacion, que
precede a la escogida, que cal :
gan abundantes lluvias.
FrNt0S meas0reS.- COntinuan
sufriendo por falta de elias to
dos los cultivos, hallandose pa
ralizadas las siembras; Y su pro.
duccion va disminuyendo.
Mformes diUersos. Sc esta
secando la yerba de los potreros
y disminuyendo las aguadas,
por 10 que el ganado sufre; 10
que en- algunos lGsafes, entire
los que Sc cuentan ell extreme
N w. de la provincial de Santa
Clara Sierra Morena) y CANA
guey, ocurre en- condolences
alarmantes para la vida de los
animales. De Holgufn infor-
man que Ell ganado esta enf1a-
queciendo. Siguen secandose
los pozos en- varios lugares, v
disminuyendo las aguadas. Sin
embargo de la SEGA reinante, Y
por Ell efecto de la llegada a la
epoca en- que empieza la prima-
vera. estan cuajandose de flores
los frutales y brotando nuevos
retOnos. La cosecha de pifias
estara en- breve en- condolences
de recolectarla, en- Isla de Pinos.
Escasea la leche en- las provin-
cias de Santa Clara Y Cana
guey. Los apiarios dan buena
production. Ell estado santa
rio del ganado es bueno en- ge-
neral: SOLO de Cardenas hay IN
formes de que ocurran casos de
carbunclo, particularmente en-
los terneros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-01
COSaS de Cuba

Ell CESE DE LA INTERvENcIoN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-15
OLSON CLAIMS
WRESTLING TITLE

In a personal letter To the sporting
editor. Charles Olson writes that he
has news of the formal retirement of
Frank Gotch. the worlds catch.as-
catch.can wrestling champion. and
puts forward his own claim to the
title
Any wrestler worthy OF considera-
ton will be given chance" writes
Olson. Il am going TO England this
fall TO try and induce George Hacken-
schmidt, the Russian Lion. 10 meet
me-
Olson has been before the public as
a heavyweight wrestler for several
years and has filled the place of
Gotch's wrestling partner on many &C.
casions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-15
BY TAD.

NEW YORK. Sept. l5.-Stanley
Ketchell says that the Papke fight
was like dream TO him. lie de-
clares that he has no recollection of
anything at all after the first round
and didn't come TO until he hit the
breeze outside the ring at Vernon.
Papke dropped the Michigan wonder
five times in the first round, and for
IL rounds after that beat him all over
the ring. In those IL rounds he put
the cowboy down but three times and
during all this time Ketchell was like
n man walking in his sleep.
When the loser was walking out OF
the grounds after the battle the crowd
was still cheering Papke, the new
champion. Ketchell. with both eyes
closed tight and his nose and lips
puffed. was led 10 the big white auto
which was waiting for him outside. II
had a streamer on II painted with
these words, Stanley Ketchell. mid
dleweight champion OF the world"
He rode TO his cottage with the
streamer sailing in the wind
Over in the cottage Ga newspaper re.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-15

LOOKING FORWARD.
BUT STEPPING BACK

porter went along) was bunch OF
books on bureau one OF the see
onds. In his rushing about. pushed
over the bunch, and down they went
The scribe picked one up. IL was a
brand new scrap book. on the frOnC
page II had letters in large gold type:
Stanley Ketchcli. heavyweight
champion OF the world"
Looking forward. he went backward.
Tom Jones. manager OF Papke, sent
out yell that could have been heard
in Zanzibar when the Frisco club
asked him 20 sign with Sam Lang.
ford for the middleweight champion
ship. They stated that Langford was
entitled To consideration. but Jones
said:
NO. and never" and declared that
Papke never would fight colored
man.
The Frisco club is now trying 10
get Ketchell and Langford.
Packy Mcfarland and Leach Cross
have been matched TO box in six.
round affair at the Paramount club on
the second of October.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-15
.LONGBOAT PLANS
A DOUBLE STUNT

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 15.-Those
who imagined that Tom Longboats de-
feat in the Olympic Marathon would
be the signal for the Indian to fade
away into oblivion, have probably
come 10 the conclusion by now that
they have several more conjectures
coming TO them
Now the announcement Is made that
the Redskins date book will also have
no less than two important engage.
ments for Thanksgiving Day. to win
the Hamilton annual 20-mile road race
around Hamilton Beach, and the
Guelph Marathon OF 10 miles More
over. It is the present intention OF the
only Tom TO keep both dates.
Toms plan is to cover the two races
consecutively. The Hamilton race
takes place m the morning and II
Longboat runs true 10 the form he has
been displaying OF late he should be
the winner. Immediately after the
race, which should be over by 1880
a. III. he will enter a waiting automo.
bile. which will take him AT top speed
over the thirty or more miles, which
separate Hamilton from Guelph
He will thus reach the latter city in
time To start AT 3 p. IN. as competitor
in the Marathon.
To win two such races In a single
day will be a difficult and spectacular
feat Yet this is the task Tom Long.
boat has set himself, apparently with
complete confidence that he can en-
compass IT,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-15

When Fielding II. Yost leads his
1908 football warriors out into the his
toric orchard at Whitmore Lake for
their first practice OF the year. the
squad will not include two Detroiters
who have figured in the advance pros
pectuses as towers OF strength. The
absentees will be Harry Patrick and
Joy Miller.
Miller will play no football at all
this year and Is even a bit doubtful
regarding his return 70 Michigan. His
decision is at the express advice OF
his father. who is inclined to think
that Joys exceedingly difficult course
is enough for him to handle, without
the additional engrossment OF the
game. Miller's remarkable proficiency
in handling the ball will be sorely
missed
Patrick's plans are bit unsettled
and he will be unable 20 take part In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-15
.TIGES NEED BUT AN EVEN
SPLIT TO RETURN ON TOP

this In spite Of the fact that his In
sertion into the line OF battle involves
shift in the infield which would seem
most precarious experiment in view
or the closeness of the race and tbs
near approach OF the close.
Had Busch played on anything
but champion team which won
its title right in the finishing
stride Of the race, the shift which
allows him 10 get into the game
at short stop would be considered
by experienced baseball men al
most In the nature Of suicide. As
matters stand. however, Busch Is
star graduate Of the school OF
strenuous battle and will be only
taking matters up where he left
off In the American Assoc lstion.
TRULY IT WOULD BE GRAND
EXPERIENCE FOR THE FLEET
FOOTED LITTLE SHORT STOP TO
WIN A REMNANT FOR ONE TEAM
AND THEN ASSIST IN THE CAPT
URE OF A SECOND FLAG FOR AN.
OTHER. WITH THE WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP FLAG A POSI-
BILITY TO TOP IT ALL OFF.
II there is one particular over which
Detroit fans have real right TO NOR
ry, however. 1t is the failure OF Wild
Bill Donovan to show his proper pitch
ing form in the last two times out
Yesterday at St Louis, Bill was
wild and ineffective On his Inst ap.
pearance in Detroit he was similarly
wild and was touched up In lively
style by the Sox. though saved by n
Detroit batting streak and a series OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-15
America Has Lost But.
One Lone Olympic Jump

AT the olympic American athletes showed themselves FAR
o all the field
especially the which American Drawn
fitting climax the OF victories al
The running high and broad and
broad since the Olympe renew
only exception in the high jump
Ray Ewry, Y A. G Won me staudnE s +tih a jump OIL
standing cleared 10 IT. IL IA In Ewry
has had this all himself few approaching any
This fourth time has both standing
Oympics which he the
hold their a period
F. of the rishAmeri
cleared incidentally beat
Leahy ireland Athens
the indoor championship winter with jump OF
His ambition is place his beside that OF
Mike which stands 6 5 5S In
Frank Chicago OF the greatest athletes
He
inches and weighs about 1870 pounds but he all
jump remarkable performance
nd M o ne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-15

, the early practice. He hopes how
ever TO be at school this fall and
Yost is expecting him 10 play prom
inent part in the reorganization OF the
line The former Western high star
is growing tremendously and now
weighs well over 200 pounds-a fact
which. with his well known speed,
should make him an ideal man for
the position.
For a week now, Yost will endeayor
10 ground his men thoroughly in wind
and in handling OF the ball. Passing
practice Will be the standard type OF
work for the coach means TO develop
an eleven which will be able 10 keep
the ball in the air for whole game,
figuratively speaking.
With Capt. Schultz, Embs. Dawson,
Casey, Wasmund, Allerdice, Waykins,
Douglas and Primeau Of last year .
squad and such promising freshmen
Of last year as Green Benbrook.
Davey and Horner, Michigans adj
vance prospects seem to be roster than
in three seasons. Magoffin. Hammond
and Graham will be sorely missed, of
course. and the team will hardly look
natural with the last mentioned out OF
IL. for the tubby boy. has participated
in Michigan's every game for the last
four years.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1J.-The
squad of footballers OF the University
OF Pennsylvania has received an adj
dition i'm the arrival of Charles Pike
who weighs 2l0 pounds. Pike has been
two years i'm the university, but this
is the first year he has been eligible
10 play with the varsity eleven.
Although a big man, Pike is fast on
his feet having negotiated the lou
Yards in less than Il seconds. IL Is not
known definitely what position PIKE
viii fll, but il is likely he will try for
right guard the place left open on TN
line Dv the graduation OF Gus Ziegler.
Five Pennsylvania 1907 regulars
must be replaced. The men lost arr
ex-Captain Folwell and Greene, who
have played half-back for four years;
Dwyer. the center. and Zeigler and
Gallagher. the two guards. This leaves
as a nucleus Captain Hollenbach al
full-back. Kelnath at quarter-bacK,
Seartctt and Pauxtis at ends ana
Draper and CASTOR AT tackle.
The hardest problem that confronts
the Red and Blue coaches is the de-
Nelopment OF new center trio. This
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-15
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

st. Louis fielded perfectly and
hit Donovan harder than the Tig-
ers did Powell, winning, 5 to 2.
Joss had Chicago at his mercy
and the Cleveland hatters ham.
mered Owen. making six runs in
the seventh after Tannehill had
missed a chance TO retire the side.
keeIey pitched both games for
Washington, winning the first
from the Athletics with Salve
pitching. but losing to Coombs in
the second.
Steele won his own game with
an una SISTED double play, Boston
trimming New York by the score
Of z to I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-15

expensive Chicago errors as the result
OF which his mates snatched a game
frcm the fire.
MULLIN. SUMMERS AND WIN
TER ARE NOT ENOUGH TO WIN
THE TITLE FOR THE TIGERS.
jennings announced intention 10
give Wilett another trial in spite of
Eddie's recent failures show that the
pitching stan is giving him consider
able worry II the big boy can get
back his speed apd control, he should
be an important adjunct in this de-
partment.
Howell Is the twlrler whom McAlecr
will probably use today.
ST Louis hitting kept Donovan in
hot water all day yesterday. and the
Browns again had all the luck OF the
contest except In one case when Bill
Coughlin speared fly and pulled off
an unasssted double play. Hartzel
made an awful spear OF ball by Me
Iutyre, which would have gone for
three bases nine times out OF ten,
Crawford and Cobb each missed easier
ones at crucial moment. Tho
Browns played a perfect game In the
field and Stone, Hoffman and Ferris
all whanged the ball hard. the first
named getting a homer when II hurt.
The Tigers tied the score in the third
inning, but ST. Louis promptly scored
a pair and were never as bad as even
after that.
Good old Addie Joss helped out the
Tiges nightly, however, by holding
the Sox safe. while the Maps were
slamming owen at will.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-15

bail team this year and Capron. the
sensational Kicker hopclessly con-
dltloncd,
Kenneth Edwards, of Chicago, with
after j. Travis qualified for tile
amateur ~0lr championship with "a
card or 10
The grcnt danger Of the Tiges H. that
they may be- pulled down out OF che
read. Us the sage remark OF morn
Ing contemporary
-
with John lodge, their revered man
HSrr. out hunting votes for his legis-
lHtiNe run. the Cass club got 80 hlts
and ~ runs against the still Alarnls
yesterday. Matderi
philadelphia II excited over match
WINS Wcck hetwcrn Mayor Hepburn q
two mile champion I'D Bryan. ana
another local stopper. Pelagon. The
tNotfuilc title viii be at stake
The Harvester. for which ~ Milwaukee
Wau paid $4,000 before hc had ever
been lftrEed. must have been worth
~ az that Observe the Grand cir
cult summaries ~ was his nrst race.