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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
New York Produce Market.

New York, Nav A.
FLOUR-Reccipts 12.oS9; exports 192o'
sales 475O. quiet but firmly held ooo ~,
WHEAT-Receipts 10000; sales l%u,eo,
futures spot firm. No. red 10 elevator
No 2 red 111A b af1oat; No l nofth,
eln Duluth 116l2 f O b aftoat; No. : hard
winter 114h o b nfloat.
CnRN-Receipts 1925; exports lao; sales
10000 spot firm: No. nominal elevator
and 74G.A b af1oat: No. : white nom
inal and No. yellow nominal I d
aIloat. oo -.
OATS-Reccipts 10000: exports 1900; spot
firm: mixed 26M32 lbs. 5Gh natural white
2GGlS2 lbs. 5Set5919; clipped white 3-atio lbs.
59M6: a,,
REEr-Steady; city extra India mess
240i25
LARD Firm: western S.50MSG0.
PORK-IEirm: family 11MlI.D; snort
clear 1,;Gt11.2,; mess 14!0Nl55G.
SUCAR-Raw quiet; fair refining 3N,
centrifugal sc test 4.4S: molaSses sugar
g. refined quiet o ,,,
EIT'rER-Strady: rcc"iptS 362; cream :
crv specialS y; extras 26l@: third 70 ilrst
1906 held common To special l6H23. state
dairy common to choice 1895 process
common to special 1929; western factory
first ~. in,itation creamery first 2lmZ2
EGCS-Firmcr; receipts l6.S2S; state, "a
and nearby fancy selected white lS12:
good to choice 171a@1S: brown and mlXed ea
l7m1S: fresh gathered storage packed 1914
M11A. ou
CTATOES-Weak: Bermuda new per
hbl. 2. .50G65O: Florida 2u4; Maine rer sack
2.2aGf24o: state and western in bulk ncr
1SO lbs. . 25G237: European per lGS lbs
bag oWo25 Jersey sweets per basket ="
mo2t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
Triangular Meet
Is Declared Off.

Lewiston, Me-, May 4.-The track
meet arranged between Tufts, Bates
and Bowdoin to take place in this city
agement wished to throw out the dis
Gus event and to limit the number of
entries in some of the others to three
men with two starters. Bates and Bow
doin insisted on all the events, with
six entries and four starters in each.
Bates and BowdOin will hold dual
meet Saturday on the Bates athletic
field. 1t will be the first time the Var
sity track teams of these colleges have
ever met in a dual meet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Baroness Udo Won RueXleben, who
shot and killed her husband and then
shot herself in their chateau at Bud
denberg. near Dortmund. Germany,
May /, is dead.
The Radical and Radical Socialist
parties were heavy gamers throughout
France in the municipal election held
Sunday. They made their advances at
the expense of the extreme Socialists
and the Reactionary Nationalists. The
latter in Paris alone lost $4,000 votes.
A ferry boat on the river Dneiper
capsized Sunday near Bykhoff in the
government of Mohileff and 100 per
sons were drowned, The boat was filled
with peasants and their wives and
children returning from church. 1t was
overcrowded and became unmanage-
able in midstream.
1t was learned at Laredo, Tex, Mon
dav, that through the activity of the
police of Mexico City the robbers of
S63 900 from the Wells Fargo Express
Co. are in Jail and both men have con
fessed. They are Luis Cutting, chief
clerk in the general offices Of the eA-
press company and Rodolfo AvarcZ,
alias Rodriguez. the express messen- :
ger. who disappeared in Aguas Cal
lentes. The police found the stolen
money in Cuttings ROOM
The international telegraph confer
ence was opened Monday at Lisbon
belgium intends to propose an import
ant modification of the present system
of counting words whereby the exist
ing distinctions regarding plain. con-
ventional and code language is to be
abolished and a uniform word of five
letters or five figures substituted. This
proposition already has met with
strenuous opposition from the COM
mercial interests of Great Britain and
America.
During a storm Friday night on the
coast of Oregon the cargo of the
steamer Mime E. Kellon shifted and
she sprung bad leak. Saturday noon
a huge wave struck the vessel and
washed her deck and cabin, leaving
the vessel waterlogged and unmanage-
a Bile. Eleven of the crew were drownd.
some while trying to launch boat
Four men on a raft tried to get ashore.
but only one succeeded and he sus-
tanned a broken leg. The lifesaving
crew took nine men off the vessel ana
landed them or the shore. The Mime
f. Kellon was bound from Aberdeen
to San Francisco loaded with lumber,
Capt, James Mckenna. The vessel was
picked up by another schooner going
north.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
DOINGS In THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

without playing the game with Portland
which was scheduled, and it is thought
unlikely that there will be any more
league games here. The opening game
of the series was to have been played
last Saturday, but as only 80 spectators
turned out to view it, Woonsocket for
feted the game to Portland. fhe fact
that the Atlantic League grounds are
at 4 distance from the city and that the
Woonsocket baseball pubic is deeply in
terested in the local Mill League series
contributed to the lack of support.
President Hugh McBreen of the Allan
tic League tclephoned from Boston to-
day that the Woonsocket players world
he withdrawn from the city pending a
decision IS to a transfer He gave IL as
his opinion that the team would begin
next Wednesday playing out OF Town
games under tho name of WoonsOckct
and would continue until ii was deter
mined whether the team shouli be Iians-
rerred or should return here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
BOXING G

Boston, May 4.-The contest betweene
Jack CTwin) Sullivan and Young
ketchell, Saturday night at San Fran
cisco, when the pair will meet for a
35-roun1 bout, is the principal engage
ment for this week. ketchell is looked
upon as the best middleWeight in the
country at present. The battle should BE
a fast one, with Ketchell doing tne
forcing and crafty Twin playing pos
sum.
The Johnny ThompsonY Young Erne
bout at the Armory a. A. tomGrroW "
night is arousing much interest III Bos-
ton. The bout is one of II rounds and
should furnish many exciting periods
Bill MckinnOn and Sailor Brown, who
meet in the semi-final of eight rounds
ill make an interesting bout
Ad Wolgast, the Milwaukee feather
weight, will meet frankie Neil at the
former boxers home town Wednesday
Wolgast has been coming along in fine
style and is picked to defeat the eX-
bantamwe;ght champion.
Thursday night at Lawrence Arthur
Cote will meet Young Kloby for the
second time. Cote won in the first
bout. Eloby has defeated Dick Eelsol
in the meantime.
AT Philadelphia Saturday night, Har-
ry Lewis will meet his old rival and
fellow -toWnsman, INK Russell. Benny
YanEtr and Eddie Tancil, two great
little boxers at one time, have for
saken the gloves and will try theil
hand al the wrestling game Thursday
night. Manchester has good bout on
for Friday night. when Peter Sweeney
will face Kid Sheehan for a l5round
bout
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, May 4.
FLOJR-Higher; spring patents ESQ
600.
CORN-Hieier; No. 2 yellow 7s1a.
oATS-Highcr; No. . clipped white 601a
@61.
HAY-IJnchanged: choice 2lho.
MILL FEED-Higher
SPRiN GBRAN-27. .50M2S00
MINED FEED-2S 00l305G. s
PORi<-TiIm medium 1S.0O61S1O
I.ARD-Steady; 10lA.
BEEF-Firm; whole cattle 10dGi01a.
LAM13S-Firm: spring 13GI1413.
NEALS-Firm: 1Gd1lA
Bt!TTER-Easier; northern 2IN.S.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; York state 15dD16.
FGGS-Steady choice 5000; western II
ais
Y APPLFS-Dull. No. ! Baldwins 175Gl2.
f}p0TATOFS-OIi Maine white S1lISS
7SUGAR-Steady on a basis of SO for
granulated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
RUNNERS WILL BEAR A
MESSAGE TO MAYOR EUSSE

Chicago, May 4.-Members of the
Chicago Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation will cover the last 80 miles of
the relay race from New York to Chi
cago with a message from Mayor Nc
Clellan to Mayor BusSe. Each of 1000
runners will carry the message one
mile. The race will start July Is.
The plan is said to have originated
with Martin Cackrel, director of boys
work at Cleveland, Ohio, and has been
taken up enthusiastically in the east
A. A. Jameson, secretary of the 23d
street branch, New York City, has
made plans for the completion of the
run as far as Buffalo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In All
Tho Leading Stocks.

New York, May "A period of weak
ness curing the morning in tile stock
market While the London market was il,
operation was attributed to sympathy
with that market and the fact that n re-
I coVerv set in here after business had
ceased for the day in London was pointed
TO as 'on.'imalIon OF TINS view. The re-
coNefy, however, did not hold. the dis
tuTbancc in London was due to the bad
influence of news of trouble in india.
There was, besides a continued 6sposi-
ton on the part Of the buyers of stocks
TO realize the profits accrued their
purchases; a disposition which was al
ready manifest on Saturday in the sharp
reaction at the end OF the day. The evil
deGce OF renewed depression in commerce
ana INDUSTRY constituted the predomi-
nant infirence today. The usual weekly
remarks by railroad traffic officials while
pointing out the hopeful promise for bus
mess contained in the good crop pros
pectS, gave free expression to the sense
OF disappointment over the slowness of
business resumption and did not hold out
much promise for an increased tonnage
movement right away. Reviews of bank
cleanngs ard Of business casualties for
April indicated the continued low ebb OF
business activity.
Published interview by President Nc
Crea OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad was
OF influence in shaping opinion and it's
views We're decidedly conservative as to
the proi"HtneSs to be expected in busi-
ness revival. More confidence was voiced
ny President Gould of the Missouri Pa
ci,lt, anu thdt STOCK MADE conspicuous
advance contrary to the general current
of the market. Announcement was made
during the day Of the sale to New York
bankers of $20.0O0.000 of New York reve-
nue. bonds and the rate of investment
return at "a per cent. showed n suffi-
cient reduction from that on which the
last issue of city revenue bonds was
placed. which was per cent. to enc1ur-
age confidence in the prospects for plac-
ing railroad issues. Efforts to sustain
prices centored on Southern Pacific and
AmalSarH ated Copper. while Union Pa
ciflc and St Paul were freely sold To take
profits. The whole market weakened late
in the day.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value, 81 10000. United States 2s decIin-
ed y. while the 3s registered advanced 4
and the coupons II per cent on call.
A>,.. N>.,. 49, 49,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
All Right Il Properly Ac-
quired, Says Forgan.
Ethics Of Modern Business
In proving, He States.
Chicago Banker Gives Advice to
Church About Money.

Chicago, Nav 4-"Of late we haV.
had altogether too much denunciation
Of wealth, so that all wealth has come
10 be looked upon as predatory and its
accumulation rs somehow inherently
vicious. Often too. the church. think.
has been inclined to join in this chorus.
1t is time that it led the way PACK 10
sanity and to a rational and ordered
view
! This criticism Of what was termed
the attitude of the church in giving
countanance to the critics OF the re-
public was voiced last night by David
r. Forgan, president Of the National
CITY Bank, in a talk before the Chica- :
70 Sunday Evening Club.
The service was conducted largely by
members of the Chicago Association OF
Commerce and prominent business
men embraced the opportunity to turn
the tables upon their brethren of the
cloth and give the church few hints
as to the proper note to sound in pull
pit oratory.
Without exception the men VINO
talked took hopeful view of the eth-
fcal standards of modern business. con-
traSting them with the attltude Oh tHe
business leaders Of so OF even 25 years
ago To illustrate his general PROPOSE
ton that ethical standards were con-
stantly improving. Mr.. Forgan turned
to figures.
"Out of every thousand of checks
chat are laid on nv desk representing
business transactions" he said, there
IS probably one that stands for
crnokad transaction. The other 999 rep
resent plain transactions. both parties
TO which are eminently satisfied with
the exchange.
"The church, 1 think. should cease
denouncing the accumulation OF wealth.
from the pulpit. The church should
saw to the business man: Get money
and more money. but get it honestly
Get money: don't let money get you
Then bring us some Of your wealth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
CHICAGO Produce Market.

CnlcaSO, MAY =
The local market was strong today be
cause of bullish statistics which ofset
wet weather in the Southwest. At ihe ihne
close wheat for July delivery was up Is
Com was up q. Oats We're 15Ms higher
and provisions 11@M15c. higher,
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-May 1925; July M4 Sept. 81
CORN-May 70lsMh; July 647sG65; Sept
OATs-May old 535s May new So; July
old as; July new A5H; Sept ST..
MESS PORK-May E%719; July l3.'''
EARp-May say: july SIS; Sept. So
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOTR-Firm ,
WHEAT-No 3 spring 9,Gl1l; No. red
lmi4Ml04i2 ,
OATS-No. . 5S1af,5i; No. ) white 5lAm
5sR
RYE-No. . SOlaaSl.
MAI.TING-Fair to choice G7W72ls.
FLAX SEEDING. l 1.22
SHORT RIBS. SIDE.S-6.50G7lO 10.
MESS PORK-l3.37l49Il350.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
Gardiner Granqe.

The Third and Fourth degrees were
worked on six candidates at the last
meeting. Refreshments We're served
and an excellent program was
rendered under the direction of Mrs
c. II. Beane the lecturer. Reading by
Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Danforth; piano
solo, Miss Bedee; stories, readings and
music by other members. 1t was de-
cided to have a Grange fair June 1St
the proceeds to go towards the erection
of q new Grange hall
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
C0NKL|N NOW IN !:
THIRD POSITION,

New York, May 4-Edward w. Gardner
of Passaic. N. j.. defeated Charles f.
Conklin of Chicago in tonight's match in
the tournament series for The interna- :
tional amateur championship at 1872 ball<
line billiards at the Leiderkranz Club by
the score of 400 to S4S.
This game places Conklin in third posi-
ton and the issue ftjr International hon
ors lies between American Champion Cal
vim Demarest of Chicago and Lucien
Recole of France.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
SPORTING NOTES.

The clubhouse of the WachuSett
Boat Club on the shore of Lake Quin-
sigamond, for many years headquar-
ters for oarsmen of national repute
was sold at auction Monday under
foreclosure proceedings. The property
was sold on a single bid to Michael j
Finnegan the holder of the mortgage
for $13,140.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
MR.. BARkARD's TALK
no. ]
A PROMOTERS soLILIouY.

/ sometimes wonder as sit back in
my easy chair after a hard, strenuous
day, whether the public are acquainr
ed with the Trials and Tribulations
of the financial man. l am a BROKER
Few people know what that term
means. A BROKER is a commission
merchant That is, 1 buy and sell Sc
curities listed on the Curb or IIxchang-
es and charge regular commission for
by the bylaws of the Exchange Or
Curb.
I am also PROMOTER. People
shy at this term. The PROMOTER
will tell you that many people look
upon his calling with prejudice The
PROMOTER is not unlike the early
pioneer. Without him the great West
with its opportunities would never
have poured its wealth into the pock-
cts of many who otherwise might have
been poor and needy The pioneer
blazed the trail, drove back the Indi.
ans, cleared the forests, made the des-
ert bloom like the rose and increased
the wealth of the Country a thousand
fold.
The wealth of this nation comes
from the ground Agriculture and
mining have made this country what
it is and the man who has, by his per-
SlStence, led the procession and opened
up new fields is entitled to the credit
This is the work of the PROMOTER
He organizes companies, finances prop
csltiOnS, develops Il mine builds a rail-
road, opens UP steamship line, irri-
gates desert, and if he wins, after
Years OF arduous tolls, the public ap-
plaud. If he fails they heap anathe-
mas upon his head and use the famil-
lar expression Il told you So.
All honor to the man who dares to
be and do. If Washington and his
comrades had failed they would have
been hung as traitors.
1 believe that the public should give
promoter 4 fair show ard not judge
him because others have been unfaith-
full to their duty.
Counterfeit dollars cannot pass as
currency unless there is a genuine
dollar as a medium of exchange, Fake
stocks never could be ullnloaded Oh the
Cnsusrecting Public unless the people
We're aware that millions had been
taken out of the ground and million
aires made thereby.
Give the honest, straightforward
promoter his due-after you have
looked him up. Give him your conf
dence. If it Were not for him we
would be living in the days of the OK
cart. the prairie schooner, the stage
coach. instead of listening to the whirl
of Il thousands spiniles, instead of be-
ing hurled to the very end of. the con-
tinent mile minute. You could not
talk to your friend who is hundreds
Of miles away as though he were at
your own tireside, and your daily paper
would contain only the happenings in
the little town where you live instead
of giving you the news of the world
every morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
ATLANTIC ASS0.
AT NEWPORT.


Newport reversed the score of last sat
urday'S game by defeating Lewiston
to 5. Thompson. who went into the box
for Lewiston. was replaced after the
fourth inning by Irish. who did better
work. For Newport. Mulvey was hit
freely.
Newport ......0 . 0 9 0 0-G-9-l
Lewiston ..:.O 0 . 0 0 2-5-S-2
Batteries-Mulvey and Delaney Thomp-
son, Irish and Monahan. Umpire, Eea-
gan. Time, 1.31.
AT PAWTUCkET.
Pawtuckct defeated AttlebCro to ) IN
the first game OF the Atlantic series IL
Pawtucket. The game was character
lied by loose play and there We're nuner-
Gus errors on both sides. In the sixth
inning Butler was removed from the box
and replaced by Dr0han for Attleboro
Pawtucket .....2 ] . X-cl-o
AttIeboro ......0 ; ! y 0-"-3-l
batteries Sanford and DumpholSst
Butler. Drohan and McAloOn. Umpire,
O'Rourke Time, 2.23.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Philadelphia. May 4-Aithough outbat-
ted by nearly TO ] today. Philadelphia
defeated the Boston Americans by 3 10 2
In six consecutive innings the home team
went out in order. not a man getting 70
first base, but in the first and eighth they
touched up Youngs curves for three hits
and scored enough runs to win. Boston
hit Vickers hard but their hits were
scattered through seven innings and he
was given great support.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
Cushnoc GRANGE.

CushnOc Grange of Riverside held a
Very interesting meeting Saturday
evening. The Third and Fourth de
grees were conferred and after enjoy
ing an excellent program. furnished
by the worthy lecturer. all repaired
to the dining room and partook of Il
boutiful Harvest feast prepared by
the ladies'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
Gore Recaptures Championship.

London, May A. w. Gore the
English player, today re-captured the
championship in the covered court ten
mis- contest at the Queens Club. He de-
feated the holder of the title. A. f..
Wilding of New Zealand, to L.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05

The steamer Admiral Sampson.
which arrived Monday at Boston from
Jamaica. brought the body of Richard
J. Bosse. IS years. of Hanson. Mass, a
student of the Massachusetts training
ship Enterprise, but serving as a
member of the crew of the Sampson
temporarily, who was killed Sunday
while the steamer was off Nantucket
by being thrown against the lee rail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05

Young BoSse, who had a years leave
OF absence from the Enterprise, was
assisting in putting on the fore hatch
when heavy sea boarded the vessel
and hurled him to the side. He was
picked up unconscious and died short
ly after.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. May 4.
CATrrIE-Receipts 10000 market active
and 1eC. lower; steers 5Gf7.25.
HOGS-Receipts 5000; market 1NIl5c.
lower. choice heavy shipping 5.50M5. 20.
SHEEP-Receipts 2, 600: market. slow,
and a little lower: sheep 6r5.25; lambs i
ats; yearlngs 5.5066.25.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
New York Cotton Market.

New York. May 4. 4
Spot closed quiet 90 points higher. Mid
ding urlands l040; do. gulf 10Gs Z Sales
3200 balec.
inal: Monlphis firm. 1917 New Orleans
steady. 10H; Savannah, steady. "a.
Net receipts for three days 1858
Exports TO Great Britain lts5oQs. t0v the
c?ngslfly@. DeDsEEg ssn 9Ea
se2S1N 1aa66vL .sWsIhb4a 4nassss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
new ENGLAND.
AT HAVEitIIlI.L.

Al HAN F.lt1ill.lI.
Haverhill IA ] ! ! u q XII
Lowell! ........0 T. o q = l. a.
Ratteries-GiTard and Perkins. Warner,
Dam, slilcox and Dugean, NJ, Lane. TlGle,
l3f Cmpic. Joseph OBrien.
AT NEW BEDFORD
New Bedford =. o . Ito
Worcester .....1 . o q D-3-i-4
Ratteries-Labele and Miller; owens
and Wallace. Umpire, Connolly. Time,
i.52.
AT LYNN
Lynn ...........I 0 D ! x-5-S- !
Lawrence ...0 0 0 0 ! O-l-6-5
RatteIies-M and Daum; Maybohn
and IIley. Time, l.4S Umpire, NJ j.
O'T;rien.
AT FALL RIVER
Prockton 3 0 0 0 & 0-7-S-2
Fall River .9 o 0 o O-0-6-3
Notwithstanding and Waters; Worm
wood, Coffey and ToOmey. Time, la2.
Umpire, Stockdale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
Dorner, ............3 o 0
Totals % 10 n D
BROOKLYN.
TOt2ls ..............29
.Pat;ed for Ritter in eight II

.Par;ed for Ritter in eighth.
"<Battcd for Pastorius in ninth
Boston ..............1 ! u X-6
BROOKLYN ...........1 . i
Two-b:tse hits-McGann. Lumley. Three
base hit-Hannifan Home run-Llnlley.
Sacrifice hits-Dorrer Dahlen, Sweeney.
Hurmeil Stolen bases-Eeaumont, Shee-
han. Double play-Dahlen, Ritchev and
Mct;ann. Left en- bases-bostOn 10,
Brooklyn 3 First on balls-Om Dorner /.
First on errors-Boston 3. Struck ont
by Dornnr 4. by Pastorins | Time, l,22,
IN DiI.. K lem.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
OTHER GAM ES.

At Middiehuly, Vt.-Mddle bury College
u, .indd:.rd Seminary 3.
All New Haven-Yale 4, Georgetown >.
~ Worccstel-Wnrc Academy i,
Boston University >.
M IIanover-The Dartmouth-iloly
Cross game was cancelled; wei grounds,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Haven Hartford ., New Ha-
ven >.
At Waterbury-Sprin@fel 8, Water
bury ;.
AL Holy vol<e-IIoly o<c {, Bridgeport :"
At McrG, IL New Rlitan 8, Me.ilen g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05

The cotton mills of Switzerland have
remained almost stationary for the
last 10 years, owing to foreign compe-
titiOr and tariffs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-MontreaI >, Jersey
City >.
Al Eewark-Newark ,, Rochester l.
AT f;altimure-B;iltinthre !, Toronto >.
Al lrovidtnce-Buffalo 6. Providence ;.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05

Re conscious of the power of money
DO not despise it, The relation of the
church to wealth should be sympathet-
ic, not antagonistic.'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. May 4.-Boston defeated Brook
1yn today In a ne-sided contest q to 2.
The locals batted Pastorius freely ana
scored aim ost at will Dorner was IN
yinciblc until late in the game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-05-05

Male servants in the Argentine capi-
tai get Sc cents to $22O gold day and
female help 40 cents to 81 TO-