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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12
ProBimamente
LAS BRIB0NAS.
BAHco TERRITORIAL Y AGRIcoLA
DE PUERTo-RICo.
esHitL autorizado S2.40o, 900. Capital rea-
lizado S3I5,5329s. o. S. c
operaeIenes que realIra:

operaeIones que realira:
Prestames: Con garsntiAs personalss
con eolsterales. con hipoteeas & cortc
large Plazo sobre fincss rdsticss.
Dssepsntos: De giros. pagarGs, obi.
Eacienss comereiAles corto plazo.
GiEes: Sobre Espaha, New York, Paris
Londres Hsmburgo.
eiros pot Cable: Sebrs New .Ysrk y
Asdrid
cusutss Corrientes: Con interes de ? D.
n. snual disponibles L. vista por cheques.
lmposseiones & plazo file: Con intsres
de ? p. c. anual segdn tempo.
Seeei6n De ahorros: Imposiciones sobro
llbretAs desde 25 cts. 900 con intereses
81 8 p. e. snual.
cohranZas: Por euents agens con conf
sisn minina de eobro. Sin conisiSn pare
% eorTisntistss
Dsp6Sitos: De elective Y valores-
Csmhio De monedas: De todos los pal
ses-
Vsnta De eedulss hipotseaTiss: La nsjor
Inversion en- Puerto Rice. interes p. c.
paSpdero por cupones senestrales.
Vsnta de fineas: Dando facilidades para
sl Pago. en- las iurisdiccicnes de Adjuntas,
Asuas BoenAs, Aibenito. Arceibo. BARGE
lopeta, BaFros. csyey, Gales, CoroSAl, Guays
loneta, BsTss, CAyey, Gales, CoroEal,
Gusy&mH, Hatillo. JuaAa Dia1, Loira, Mana
q, harieao, NarHniito, PstillAs. Rio Graads,
Utuado. YAdueoa y Yauce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12
SP0RTD D..
MONTANA.
Los corredores desliza-
ron sobre Ia nieve
en- trineos especiales.
Al pie de una colina Sc ha-
llaba el juez de ruta
gacompanado de un cro-
nometrador,
Terminado eli concurso varias
seheritas realizaron pruebas
del ''sport." &

Organizado por el "Centro excursionis
ta de Cataluna" tuvo lugar el 81 de marse
un concurso de trinees de mdno 6 luge,
en- los elevados picos del Montseny y en- Is
Gina denerninada Matagdlls, situada
unos 700 metros aproxirnadamente sobre
Ell nivel del mar, en- Barcelona, Espaiia.
Gracias q Ia hgera lluvia que cay6 du-
rante Ia noche antes, el espesor de Ia ME
We engros6 de un modo considerable, mo-
two pcr el cual Sc pudieron llevar eabo
con mas facilidad y ventsja los ejercicios
anunciados en- el concurso.
A ls una de Ia tarde del mismo dis die
ron principle las salidas, habiendose fila
do de antemano una Inca itinera-
rio cue les depoftistas debfan seguir por me
dio- de banderelas colocadas
distancias cortas, fernando curvas mon
tes, accidentados fin de haeerlo mas
dificil y someter verdaders prueba q
los corredores.
Tomaron parte en- tan sihpatieo con-
curse muchos de los sehores socios de d.
cho eentro, entire los cuales figuraban los
sres. Puget, Mata, Llongueres, Barrie, San
tamaria, Taxte, Servoie, Creus, Ribera,
Baleells, Morrell, Olivas, Coll, Arnat y
otros muchos aficionados.
? Era presidente del jurado por delega
ci6n expresa de dicho centro, el Sr. Vidal
y Villa y contrdlores los Sres. Marty Wallis,
AL pie de Ia colina meta designada
ad hoe, Sc hallaba el jues de ruta Sr. Qua
rro acompahado del cronometrador D.
Manuel Creus. La carrera fuE presencia-
da per un centener de personas que de ests'
capital y pueblos conarcanos habfan acu-
didoS tan pintorescos lugares.
La fiesta finalz6 sin haberse registra-
do incidente alguno desaNadable,
sslvo alguna que otra caida ptopia de esta
clase de sports, habiendo sido el venceder
el Sr. Santos Mata.
Terminado que fue ell concurso, nuchas
de las seheritss que habian asistido Ia
fiesta realizaron pruebas de skis, patines
y otros varios deportes propios del case.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12
HORATIO HALL

Alfonso Aedins, Clara Rodrgues, gu.
na vargas, Jose Gonzalez Gomez, Fr
nc johnson y Manuel Sierra FigucrcA
senterdss de % secci6n primera de :
Corte de este distrito.
Gyegegio Torres que trabaia 60 p, d
TisrTs sn una clsdrs fue aFedi5o EyeF
sexun % infogna por el duefo de Ella Vie
Sor fafcFo. Sc ssegra que Ia aEresi6n
fuk 4 eauss de negarse squel 4 euiar VI
cahslIs snferno. 1ntervino el pelieia Ma
tn Crus.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12
CARTAs DEL PUEBLO.
Don Vicente Mulez Barries.

Senior Director de La Correspondence,
San Juan. :
Triste impression hs causado en- est,
poblacion, Ia sentida . irrepArable perdi
da del honorable patricia don Vicente Mu
hoz Barrios, acaecida en- Beatriy. de Caguas
en- estos 0itinos~d ~dfas sfsf
La insaci2ble parca troncha h preciosa
vida de nn integro puertosripusao y deja
huerfano : una honorable fanailia del ca
rino de.un padre uaodelo, 4 ndestra socie-
dad de un eiemento de waller VI nuestra
amsda patria de uh caracter templado y
firme; de ain verdadero patricia de todos
los tiempos. ,el ti~.,r H
Siryan estas lineas como roFonas de STEM
rrevivas al patriota due ahsndona este
mundp de miscrias y raarckis haoia las re-
gienes del no ser, dejando tfas 81 una lumi-
ne pa esteia de luz y corasohes puertorri-
queftos que lloran su auseneia y nunca o.
vidaran su veneranda memoirs. Vaya
para todes sus distinguidos deudos h sin
ezra expression de nuestro duelo. Rakazar
Riuern Cruz
Cayey, P. Rico Mayo 10 del 1909.
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INGRATOS, LOS QUE
QtIEREN SER DIGNOs

Mayo 11-Ayer Sc efeetu6 eI intiefro de
ioven artesano de esta ciudad, Don Jos,
Bacenet. Nutrida y escojida representa-
clen de todas las classes sociales asistieror
81 entierro del digno Eapatero..
Pepe Bacenet, como, cariiiosamente |,
nombrabamos, fue propueste para el carg,
de secretario del jusgado de Paz de ests
cludad, y su nombramiento encontr6 ID
aprobacisn general del pueblo. A su vez
prestabs valoses seryicios Ia corte mu
nicipal de Ia ciudad, distinguiendose STEM.
pre- por Ii aetividad y honrades en- el cum
plinaieato de sus deberes ofieiaIes, hasts
que por raz6n de "a terrible enfermedad
que ie llevo 4 Ia t,imba, hubo de- renun.
ciar dicho puesto publico, en- donde estuve
Por espacio de dos ahos con el benepla.
cito de todes.
Como polftico, prob6 en- mas de una
ocaci6n su amor v su desiatefes Dor Ia
csuss de su partido que consider6 Ia de
81 pals luchando con encfgis y entusias.
mo indecibles, sin que 10 passion de su.
sacratislnaas ideas impulsaran janSs su
amino al incumplimiento de sus deberes
oflciaies. Amigos y adversarios politicos
lie distinguieron siempre como funcionario
y como polftico, por Ia probidad yicslo con
que atendis sus ohigacienes de empleado
y su deber de puertorriquefo.
Bacenet fue un artesano tfabaiadcr v
honrado; esto le produjo admiration
Un emPieado exscto y cumplido; este Il
hiso prestigioso; I'm polftico convencido
luchador y respetuoso con el adversario;
este le llevo d Ia confianxa de sus correli-
jionarios; y finalmente espeso y padre
amantisimo, era el coraz6n de su horar,
Despidi6 el duelo, hacienda una brilian-
te peroraci6n f1nebre, 81 ilustradc v culto
joven, nuestro amigo don Enrique Meetre.
ipas los restos del infortunado -Pepe
Bacenet!. -s :. =
Profundo pesar csusado ell cable. pu-
blicade por La Correspondencis de Pto Ri
co, en- el que el Presidente Taft, nos llama
iingratos Por que NO ssportames la tiranica
ley Foraker.
1ngrato un pueblo que protests de un re-
girnen absurdo; ingrate un pueblo /, Dor
que demuestra dignidsd, verguenzs. In
grato por que no Sc presta absorei6n
No hay mas que I'm solo reeurso para de.
mos trar nuestro sentimiento de decoro v
dignidad.
Dissolved las Camaras, dejad 4 los ma.
los amelicanos, y los traidores del pais, que
aeaben de destruirlo.
Mayo & ae 1909. J., .zaAS4
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Il Pl!ls. !. nl|E:'B|E III PROOF. =. !
! CIR 10 QUE CONSUME

Isriquesa no es teda Ia feiicidad, pers
es partS de els. Los puehlos- para "a
fel0es necesitsn ser rices, y Puerto Rico
e 6s*b gespecte, no es una excepei6n
Ea este pas Id sidN sxpicEaAo eI hem.
bre nor ei homhre, peys IA nsturaleza ape.
mas ha sido sxplotada todayfa., Solo to-
nenes en- cultivo raproductiso. Iaa
tres cuaftas parties de ls superficie de Ia
isla, y hemos cenaetido siehpre el error eco
n6mSco do destinar esq cuarta parte de
nuestsas iersss, intenzasnente, cultivadas,
: 6 dos q tres produetos quo tienen su mer-
cadc fuera De la isla. f-'~ 'rrr
Jsmas hemos pensado en- que tenemos
en- nuestfa prepia casa un mercado impor-
tante DUE noeotres mismos podriamos abas
tecF con los prcductos dc nuestro sueio
y Goa productes de industries en- nuestro
propio pals desarYelladas. El arroz Ia pata
Ia y Ia cebolla pueden caltivarse en- nues-
tsas tierrss en- eantidad suficiente para
que aueden en- ia isia los millones de pc
Sos que en- b sctualidad se exportan pa
n oomprsr esos productos.
Hay aqUf msteria prima en- abundan-
cia para 81 desarrolle de muchas impor-
tantes Industries, alguHas de las cuales
No nscestan gran capital para ser implan-
tadss. ,& - I 1
81 nosotrns produjera1nos Ia tnitad 81
auiera de 10 que consumimos, serfamos
segmaments mas ricos que al presente Y
no correriamcs ei fiesgo de yer en- I'm mo-
mentc dsdo arruinado nuestrc pals por
ls baja del precio del azIcar. Las leccio-
aes del passdo deben servirnos de ense-
hanss para 10 porvenir. Hubo an item
20 en- que los altos preeios del asdear nos
hiciefon monentaneamente ricos y sl cul-
two de 10 cana Sc dedicsron entonces, to-
dos los terrenos que se jusgaron aptos pa
"a producirls- La baja en el precio del dul
&c arruin6 Ia isla; y bien pFonto, 81 culti-
vo del cafe fes 10 principal preocupaci6n
del puerterriqueho, que hiso este fruto el
principal cultivo de Ia isla, en- riquecien-
dose graeias los buenos precies que tenia
entonces en- Europa.
Despues, ie ruiAa del cafe, y luege otra
veS los bHenos precies del azdcar y 81 afSn
de deaicar al cuitive de Ia cana, aIn los te-
grenos de altHra y de invertir tsdo esfuer-
10 y tode capital en- esta scla industria
Ls santa rutinS pareee haber sido nues-
tys gufa On nuestras empresas agrfcslas
& industriales. Las ganancias del vecine
han despertsdo siempre el deseo de imi-
tsrle. "a ses hora de que aprendames lee
clones del rasado y de que desarrollemos
todos los icultivos . industrias cuyos pro-
ductos tisaeR aauf mercado.
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HEs gaeueptrs Jen esta ciudad el Sr. F.
Sohsttini, jefe de distrito de la polcia in
sular en- Guayama, quien regresa hoy a su
Sesideacis.
Eugene Rurgos y Bartolo Ortega han
side coAdensdes q 3 meses arresto Ell pri-
raezo y meses de arrests y 5 100 de null
70 q segunSo por expender billetes de To-
t,rla. -.
5e asegRrs q. sA ei vapor de hoy embarca
para les Estados Unidss una cenisi6n de
rartids yepublieane de p Rico.
~ per error de GAIA al dsr Ia noticis del
.utise de "a hsrmoss nina de nuestro com
atinta de Guayana, Sr. Manuel BeRite1
F.ores, aparsei6 con el nombre de Silia
por el de Lysis que es ei verdadero. FL ape
lido HateFro del Sr. Benitez- Flores fuG
eambiade tsvah;en, por el de Lopez. Valga
u aclaraci6n. A..
Embarca Rgra Espa6a con notivos de
Sslud, 81 Sr Msrcos Carbonel, de Ia conner
cial Sue, de a. Msyel y Comp, del alto CO.
me-cio de esta ciudsd Que tenga buen exi
to en- ~ viaje el Sr. Carhonell.
Han ebtenide Ell divorcio; en- Ell presente
mes; Justine Figueroa, Antonio Gelabert,
NJ rcehna Conception, Dionisia Pizarro,
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= Este estiio sencillo para niiias peduehas
8 niios 90 hace de cotonia azul. La ori
,llainferior termina en- un hondo dobladi
llo.
El plegado del frente se destribuye er
grupos de alforsas finas en- 81 centso. 81
pega al canes1 q cada lado del frente
y en- 10 espalda.
Las msngas puedsn ser 4 estilo corte
de puiio. Con TN estrecho entred6s
I'm encajito en;el ribete hacienda juego
Ell cuello lleva similar encaje.
81 se hacs de msngas largas estas debep
llevar un pune estsecho 81 Sc quiege sin
escotes Sc le haee uI cuellito del mismo ma
terial, Ess = >
Ell canesd puede ser de encaje y sn sl
pegue sele pone millars.
Tn estiio de mas vista sera el canesu
y Les mangas de encaje irlandGs.
Ell patron es en- tamaiios. De 6 me-
ses & ) aiios. -,
Para i'm ni1o de 3 amos 81 vestido re-
quiere 2a yardas de material de 81 pull
sadas de aneho. 2 yafdas dc So pulga-
das de ancho, 6 II yarda de 4 2 pufgadss
de ancho. II de entredos y II yarda de
eneaje.
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Hay osricuitores que necesitdn
"n1oyOrdoH'os" y hay "HSdyordomos"
que necesitdn oolscdei5n. Es1s dos
aspfrocionss Sc ezeaentran con diff
eultdd y Tetardo. Ambds ooineidirdn
rfPiddnlente 81 los deseos de mayordo-
NOS y ogrieultores SO aauneisn en-
Ia CoTespondeneid". Hay en- es
q diGrIo especial y rl6diod tarVd a
efeete.
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JOSE CONTRERAS RAMOS.

Sr Director de la Correspondence"
Hoy cumple un aio de hsber entFegadc
su alma al Creador y cuerpe { Ia n,adr,
terra, el que fue Jose Contreras Ramos
exlmo escitor, Periodista inteigents, ora
dor elocuente, florido e negotiable,
En- nuestro Puerto Rico, es bastante
sensible tener que decir que los iiitelec.
tuaies que tienen Ia desgracia de Ger pobre,
vlven muriendo y arrastraa una vida emf.
nentemente bohemia, y perd6nesene eI
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Nodie sabc que su casa es-
I'd desaIqutlddd. Node 10 so'
be, porque usted no 10 dnuncid-
ST deseG GlquilGr su casa que
dhord no le produce nddd amin
ctcLa en- ala Correspondent
ctd" PGro estd eldse de anun-
ctoS hay en- este diario precios
sspectdLe. N u ltmlddos.
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Letra de- Jakson Vega y
Capella y mdsica Torregrosa.
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TEATROs MUNICIPAL

Hoy gran funci6n q benef
clio del inspirado oompositor
puertorriquei1o senior Gonzalo
Nunez.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
The CUBS ON A TRIP
Local Team win Play at jamestown
Tomorrow and at Hope Friday
and Saturday Afternoons.

The games on the local grounds be-
tween the Fargo Cubs and wahpeton
for yesterday and today were called
off because Of the bad weather. but
the Wahpetonians will be secured for
early dates
The Cubs leave in the morning fo-
jamestown to play scheduled game
with the team in the asylum burg.
Friday and Saturday afternoons the
aggregation will be at Hope. The
Steele county aggregation is said to
be fast bunch and the games should
be interesting.
Stenwick, the third sacker. has been
let out Flanagan will be switched
to third and new man sent in at
short
Anderson is anxious to tackle an in
Held position but his twirling has been
so satisfactory that he will probably
alternate between the box and the out
field. as win Lake and Sievert,
Farrar will probably fail as a finger
because of his wildness, but he has
been playing good game at the init
ial corner and may be retained there
especially if his throwing around the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
AUSTRIAN STARTS
SCHOOL OF Eating
ENTERPRIsING WOMAN GIVES IN
STRUcTIoN WHEN TO USE
KNIVES AND FORKS
.. AND SPOONS.

Budapest. May 26.--An enterprising
women named Hoiker has started 2
school where pupils of all ages are
given a full course of instruction in the
art Of eating.
Practical demonstrations are given
in ordinary table manners but the
chief aim of the establishment is to
teach the ignorant how > deal sue
cessfully with sIch dishes as they have
never even heard of.
Who does not reeollect i'm his ex-
lperience moments of unspeakable an.
guish," asks Frau Hoiker, when at q
dinner party ! finds that he iG using
his knife and fork for dish that only
requires a spoon, or vice versa? II is
to save men and women from these
little tragedies that / have opened my
school,"
Examinations are to be held at the
end Of each term, when the students
will be requested to attack any array
of unknown delicacies set before them
Those who undergo the ordeal success
fully will obtain a certificate from
Frau Hoiker which will enable them
to face any banquet without finching
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
SMALL VERDICT
| FOR PLAINTIFF
PHOTOGRAPHERS GETS six CENTS
DAMAGES IN SUIT AGAINST
PUBLISHING COMPANY.

New York. May 26.--After hearing
the story of the sale of a photograph
of Theodore Roosevelt, Sitting at his
home at Oyster Bay I'm an action
brought by Peter A. juicy. a photog-
rapher. against Town Topics Publish
ing Co, Justice Bowling in the su-
prene court today directed verdict Of
6 cents for the plaintiff, Juley claim
ed $4,000 damages on the ground that
the publishing company failed to keep
an agreement with him to publish the
picture in "Fads and Fancies" with
his name attached to IT, He sold the
picture to the Town Topics Co. for So.
In directing the verdict Justice Dow
ling said that the plaintiff had pre-
sented no evidence to show that ne
had been damaged.
This is the suit in which Mr. Roose-
velt's deposition was taken a. Oyster
Bay shortly before he left for Africa
II was at first denied that use OF the
picture was authorized by the presi-
dent, but it subsequently came out that
his then secretary, William Loeb, jr.
had consented. Mr.. Loeb, at present
collector of the port of New York,
today testified that he always made
arrangements for photographing the
president.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
MISSIONARIES TO
MAKE COMPLAINT
DECLARE REFORMS DEMANDED
IN CONGO HAVE NOT BEEN
PUT INTO OPERATION.

Boston, May 26-As a result of the
report made by two English mission
aries, who made a tour of inspection
through the Congo region, the Congo
Reform association will make repre-
sentation to Secretary Knox that re-
forms demanded by the United States
and Great Britain have not been put
into operation in the Congo The mis-
sionaries are Stephen Gilchrist and
Charles p. Field of the Congo BaloIc
mission, an English station. The re-
gion through which they travelled is
not farmed out to concessionary COM
panies, but is conuolle by the states
In their report they said:
THE nightmare which haunted these
people was ate-appointed chiefs
They were like little kings and to
their greed and extortion there seemed
no limits
The Reverine populations are prac-
tically extinct from the sleeping sick
ness scourge and many interior peoples
are becoming infacted by being
brought into contact with the rivers in
fishing and collecting rubber. Both the
fish and the rubber tax shoulG be stop
ped, and the natives shoull be encour-
aged to move away from the banks"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
CUBS WILL HONOR
AGED VETERANS
LOCAL TEAM WILL NOT PLAY
SUNDAY BECAUSE 1T is DECO
RATION pAY-oPENlNc OF THE
BASEBALL SEASON POSTPONED
Till MONDAY AFTERNOON.

Manager Clarine announces that the
regular season for the Cubs will not
open Sunday as announced-out of
difference to the We e.erans of the civil
war. Sunday is Decoration day-an
occasion held most sacred by the men
who fought through the war during
the early SOS and the baseball man
ager felt that 1t would be a fitting
tribut to. the veterans and his friends
to refrain entirely from playing Sun
day. The fans viii generally endorse
the position taken by Manager Clarine
in this matter.
The Cubs regular season will open
Monday instead of Sunday. The Ath-
letics will be the opposing aggrega-
tion and a good game is expected The
Athletics are showing improved team
work as result of the daily practice
and the Cubs viii have new face or
two in the lineup by Monday. The
game will begin at $3.50 sharp.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
WhoopInu Cough.

This is a more dangerous disease
than is generally presumed. 1t will be
surprise to many to learn that more
deaths result from 1t than from scar
let fever. Pneumonia often results
from 1t. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
has been used in many epidemics of
whooping cough, and always with the
best results. Delbert McKeig OF Har-
Ian, Iowa, says of it: my boy took
whooping cough when line months
old. He had it in the winter. I got a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
which proved good. cannot recon-
mend it too highly" For sale by all
dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
GO7CH Will QUIT
MAT FOR A YEAR


Omaha. Neb., May 26-Frank
Gotch, Worlds champion wrestler, last
night defeated Charles olson of ST.
Louis in straight falls. The first
fall went in 21:4O and the second in
is minutes fiat. Olson surprised the
big wrestler several times but was no
match in size and strength for him.
Gotch has cancelled his match with
Hackenschmidt in melbourne, Aus
tralia. for next January and will un-
dergo an operation on the nose about
the middle Of June, 10 reniove a
growth which resulted from an injury
received many years ago while play
ing ball
GQtch has matches In Sioux City
Des' Moines and MINNEAPOLIS, and af-
ter filling those dates he ill go direct
" to Minneapolis for treatment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
PARSONS LOST
To MINNESOTA
eoPHERs 5uNcHED ON THE
PREACHERS IN THE SEVENTH
FARGO BOYS MADE NUMEROUS
ERRoRs-TEAM PLAYS HAMLINE
TO-DAY.

Minneapolis, Mimi. May 26. - The
University of Minnesota defeated the
Fargo college baseball tossers Tuesday
in a well played game. Up to the
seventh inning the score was Q to ]
In the U's favor, but in the unlucky
seventh the Gophers scored runs on
hits and errors, coupled with their
daring base running. ....-
Argersinger for Fargo pitched a good
game, allowing eight hits, two of which
were infield hits caused by slow field
ing. Philips for Minnesota pitched a
steady game throughout, although a
trifle wild, and kept Fargo's four hits
well scattered. Fargo scored it's only
run when Pollock walked in the frs:
after two were out and Argersinger hit
for two bases. Olafson's catching was
a feature.
Today Fargo college plays Hamline
Thayer will pitch for Fargo.
The score.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
REV. +. W. wILLIAMsoN's LETTER

Rev. l. w. Williamson, Huntington,
W. Va. writes: This is to certify
that l used Foley's Kidney Remedy for
nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble
and am free to say that 1t w!ll do all
that you claim for it." Foley's Kidney
Remedy has restored health and
strength to thousands of weak, run
down people. Contains no harmful
drugs and iS pleasant to take. H. H.
Casselman. .
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
RAILROAD STILL BLOCKED.
Workers Making Little Progress a
Tennessee Pass Cave In.

Leadville, Colo, May 26.-Those in
charge of work at the Tennessee Pass
tunnel on the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad take very discouraging view
of the possibilities of ever being able
to move the immense mass of debris
that has accumulated as the result OF
the recent cave in. There is a large
force at work but practically no prog
ress is being made, material running in
as fast as ii is taken out.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26

enter a match with men polo players,
wearing trousers in order the better
TO play. but the Californians turned
her down. In a rage she declared she
could play as we'll as any Of the men
and would organize team of women
players that would defeat any team
of men that would meet them. In
an interview not long ago she is cred
tied with declaring that the young
Newport men were "sissies" and she
had no use for such people.