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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-05

] do!
j! Tanto era la algeria lie Raimundo
que todos los dias seguia apremiando
d qon Paup3rrimo para que le hicic-
Sc effective SUI pequeno caudal; mas
/ don Paup5rrimo antes de dar Ell
golpe guerra preparar bien la tram
pa, es decir, queria preparar tolo y
a asentar bien su confabulaci6n en- los
llbros, de modo que Raimundo le
deblera a el en- su tienda, mucho
mas de 10 que valia todo su cafe. Asf
puos, luego que hubo preparado to-
do, dijo i Raimundo que podia We
mr. cuando quisiera a arreglar su
cuenta, puesto que va So habia DESC
cupalo.
Impossible describir Ia algeria de
Ra!mundo al recibir est, aviso. LA
M d Dorotea, su mujer, y lie dijo
que lie buscaSe una bolsa para traer
su fortuna. Ella no la tenia, pero al
momento busco un pcdazo de pa1o
viejo E hizo que Doroteita la cosie-
IA, 10 que esta hizo con ell mayor re-
gocijo.
Sc cncaminaron Raimundo y Pc
riquin llevando consigo la bolsa, ha-
cia la tienda del miserable don Pau
p@rrimo. Encontraron allf a este que
hacla algunos apuntes en- un pedazo
de papal de estraza lie salud6Raimun
do muy afectuosamente y despues
lie dijo:-He venido don Pauperrimo
por encargo de usted para yer 81 Ill
tlmamos nuestra cuenta, asf pues, |
mlentras usted me aregla todo, voy |
a coler algunos efectos que necesito
para llevar 4 casa.
iJuf!~ !~gr;l1' don Paup$rrimo e.
rhando a un lado de Ia boca ell ta-
baco que tenfa metido hasta la mi
tad. No puedo darte NADIA mas Raj
puesto que mo adeudas u
IA cantldad que no vas poder pa
sarme. por ahora.
Para ESQ es que le he dado q US
ed tu,o mi cafe ,-dijo Raimundo-,
;oDr1 lpu Z. 60. .,A' devuel-
!amH 10 que NJ. corresponds que en-
DlIena hora no le tomari III. ada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-05

81 asi fuera-volvi6 & decir don
Paup5rrimo-desdo luego que to de-
jarla tomar todo cuanto qulsieras,
psro como resulta que has tornado
mucho mas de 10 que vale tn cafe,
no te di este para cubrir tu deuda
conmlgo. va t"ngo todo arreglado
Y tl>ncs cn tu cuenta un saldo 4 mi
favor de otro tanto como ell valor
del cafe entregado.
-Toma-dijo presentandole un
bordero-vete a buscar mas dinero &
mas cafe, para que me acabos de
pa gar 10 que me debes.
Una ola de rabia Sc iba apoderan-
do de Raimundo mientras escucha-
ba a don Paupsrrimo; cogio aquel
papel y 10 hizo mil pedazos entire sus
crispadas manos.
iMiserableLrugio-y preso de Ia
mayor excitacion trat6 de lanzarse
sobre don Pauperrimo para extran-
gularle; pero este pudo escapsrse
y aviso dos agentes de Ia poicia
que condujeron a Raimundo & la
carcel. Periqiun que habfa presencia-
do impavido todo ell desgraciado &C
c cidente, seguia detras llorando la
desventura de su padre, mas como
aquellos policias lie increparan dura-
mente para que no siguiera tras ellos
tuvo que dctenerse V retorno { su
casa anegado en- llanto. ALI enton-
ccs cont6 a Dorotea todo 10 ocurrido
con SUI padre, la cual on union de Do.
roteita lloraron tl4nol>n amarga-
m"ntn 81 dasgracia.
Pocos dias despues, eran lanzado,
de SUI pc luena finca y SUI casita, Do
rotea y sus dos hijos, mediante una
6rden de embargo que promovio don
Pauperrimo. Raimundo fu6 condena
10 diez amos de prisi6n mayor.
Humacao, P. h. MARIO 3, 1910.
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con su mocho, cavando para extrael
de las entraias de Ia terra ell susten
to de aquel dfa.
Vivian en- aquella beatitud Raj
mundo y SUI familia sin pensar er
NADIA que no fuera madrugar tenn
prano para explotar aquel terrenc
y sostenerse todos. Asi hubieran pa
sado toda SUI cxistencia, 81 no llega
clerto dia un emisario pregonando q
todos los vientos y aconsejando la
slembra de cafe.
Pero como pasara ell tempo y
nuestra gente siguiera en- la misma
pasividad, volvfa otro nuevo aven-
turero aguijoneando con sus prone
sas a los jibaros de aquella comarca
para que sembrasen cafe, preparan-
do al mismo tempo sus fauces egois-
tas para tragarse ell sudor de aque-
Hos desgraciados, quienes subyuga-
dos y dejados llevar de tantas pro-
mesas, empezaron sus siembras y
con ella empezo tambi6n a labrarse
Ia desgracia aquella familia hasta en-
tonces tan dichosa.
Sc le design6 a Raimundo, como
era consiguiente, una tienda donde
debia cojer los alimentos semanales
para 81 y su famiia, que apenas 81
le daban para vivir escasamente.
ICON que pena troncharon sus
batatas y sus yautias que tanto
tempo les habfan servido de alimen-
to! Parecia como 81 alguna voz extra
ia les anunciara la desgracia que les
ba q acontecer y como 81 alguien les
;efalase ell hondo abismo donde ell
lestino les habia Gle lamar.
Cada machetazo que pegaba Raj
nundo con sus nervudos brazos al
romeo de una mata de yautfas, era
IN punzaso de arrepentimiento que
eclbfa en- ell coraz6n. iAh! 81 en- a.
uellos momentos el hubiese encon-
RADIO 4 uno de aquellos hombres que
; habian instado a arrancar sus ma
rs, hublera deshecho ell COM
romiso y seguido tranquila-
lente cultivando sus yautias v
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Todo e5to slcedia y. Sc fraguaba
espaldas de Raimundo, quien no te
MIA la menor idea de 10 que habria dt
sucederle; pues muy por ell contrario
cada dia sentla mas entusiasmos POI
su tala y mas esperanzas alimentaba
para ell porvenir de sus hijos.
Del traje que Raimundo iba 4
comprar: q Dorotea, habfa buscado
va hasta las mucstras, todos incluso
el, pansaban estrenarse un traje V
hacer una pequena fiesta en- honor
a la cojida del cafe, luego de entire
CARLO.
Pasaban los dias y ell cafe va en-
granos maduraba .........
Lego por fin ell momonto en- que
dablln cmp4zar 4 rcao|e:tar 81 ca
ta, Y en- efAcyo, empazaron iCuintas
cantidades sumaban a su favor mien
tras rocojian el fruto!
iAh! va ellos no tendrian que ha-
Ger grandes esfuerzos para CONVEX
tlr en- orc ell sudor vertiIo en- tanto
tempo. Pu5ieron todo su cafi en- sa-
cos dispuestos para en,r,gar d cam
bio de los dollars que tanto habian
sohado.
Aviso Raimundo a Don Paup irri-
mo que ell cafe va estaoa d punto de
venta. No 1rdi Ell aparocar uno de-
2s explota lore; a1u>llos que tan
tas p n".t5 na ian, daado 0rda-
nes i d / Paup p3rrimo para qle reel
biera ,'lo cafe DE- Raimundo V i
este a 81 vcz para que 10 entregase
4 don Pauparrimo.
Una v1z recibidas estas ordenes
Ralmlndo apremiaba al gsneroso
,ncargado de recioir el fruto para !
luc llquldace y ultimasa todas sus
;uenta5 con el, y le d,volviase luego !
70 cobrar los me ldrugos que en- su
lenda habi cojido, tola su fortuna
lua en- ta1to tempo habia amasa1o
.on el sud)r de q Y de toda su fami-
ia.
iPorb' Raimuudo ignorado del
'lan Interior que don paupirrimo
labia combinado con 10, cgoistaS
iu2 lie lnduJcron haccrlo dcsgracia-
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sus batatas!; pero pronto recobra'
( ba nuevos entusiasmos y seguia .. :.
seguia labrando su propia desgracia
! va listos los surcos y praparado e
terreno para regar Ia simiente, EN-
|pezaron todos la tarea con grar
regocijo.
Grande fue el jdoilo que expert
mentaron, cuando vieron que todos
los granos que sembraron a un ITEM
po retonando Sc convertian en- pc
quehas matitas.
iPronto tendremos I'm hermoso ca
fetalLdecia Raimundo 4 SUI familia
con explosion intensa de contanto
al yer que nj una sola de las semillas
Sc habta quedado sin retohar. En-
efecto, no tardo en- verse ALI el her
moso cafetal sohado por Raimundo.
Doroteita y Periquin estaban apos
tados al que primoro viera salir de
los cafetos un bottom de flor. Su pa
Dire habia prometido un rogalito al
que primero lie llevase Ia noticia.
Cierto dia Sc levanto Doroteita
mas temprano que SUI hermano. Her
moso aspecto ofrecia ell crepdsculo
y aquella mahana prometia ser ex-
plendida! Sc dirigio al cafetal e 81
empsno de ganar ell regalo ofrecido
por su padre, y Sc inferno hacia ell
centro. ALI una vez, diriji6 una vista
a los arbustos y ioh algeria! VIC que
todos los cafetos estaban completa-
mente florecidos. Loca de contento
corrio donde SUI padre que adn dor
mia, y lie despcrto dici6ndole:- :-ipapa!
ipapa! levantate, que me he ganado
Ell premlo! Sc incorpor6 Raimundo V
sobresalta to exclam6, creyendo sin ,
duda que Sc trataba de otra cosa
-iQuf te pasa hija mia. NADIA -repli- !
20 fsta-que esta madrugada mo
eSant5 muy despacito, sin ap,nas
la:cr ruldo, pues temia que me sin
,leSe Perlquin, Sc levantasa antes
lue yo y por1 1ende me ganase el re-
salo que ofreci Ste al que te diera la
lot!cla lie haber visto uaa flor pri-
nero en- el cafetal. Me diriji por en-
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s orillas de un rio, algo dis
tantes de Ia poblacion d.
wv c. vivian en- un casita dt
yag1as, humildemente CONSTRUED;
ysexpuesta 8 tedos los rigores
de- lanaturaleza, Raimundo J
Doretea consortes 4 quienes Dios
sin dudA para hacer mas beatffica y
rissaeks Ia vida de aquel hogar, ha-
males dotado de dos hUos, botones
d Dosas que vefan euos con placer
Infinite cHcer y entreabrirse loza-
has.
Bstaba rodeada Ia casita por seis
ouerdas de terra, dnico patrimonlo
con que contaban aquellos infelices
v6stagos, y que ellos no hubieran
cambiado por las riquezas mas gran
des. m
De ALI sacaban Ia manutenci6n
diaria, de aquella TERRA, la cual pare
cia que queriendo ayudar q aquellos
infeGces producia en- abundancia,
batatas, yautias y otros frutos de
esta fndole.
Venian en- La semana al pueblo u
ma sola vez, y esa sola vez era ell do
mingo, jornada que emprendian So
lamente Raimundo y su hijo Peri
quin. La otra que era mujer, Sc la
maba Dorotea, y para distinguirla
Dc 81 madre le llamaban :-Doroteita.
Siguiendo, pues, nuestro relate, di-
remos que Doroteita Sc quedaba en-
la casa hacienda compaffa a SUI ma
DIRE, mientras Periqufn y Raimundo,
como va hemos dicho, marchaban
q L. poblacidn llsvando consigo par
te. de los frutos que cosechaban
al mercado, con cuyo producto, COM
praban bacalao y etros articulos que
les duraban para tres 8 cuatro dias
y & 10 que eIos le llamaban mest,.ra.
Pasados esos dias ell resto de la Sc
mana aquellas criaturas Sc comfan
con apetito voraz, cual 81 fuera
81 mejor de los manjares, las bata-
las y yautias a secas.
AL amanecer va estaba cada uno
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Formation del jurado.

ot 10 de Ab de 1910 ola Correspondence un pebco
para de edo de los decla
ca dc mas meto unfador campeonato Correspon
dena pubicsr 10 das de anticipation ss de %
nombes de personas residences la h capace com
rado cahcador de E po consstir en- que
ada auto de cuentos emtldo La Coeponc
doce nomes de vote agrao para formation
rado Esta voacon determnara que nombres de la is
doc edan degndos de candidates
ao De doce candidates LA Corepondenca designa
los cco hayan esos cnco
dara tornado rado cacador del de LA Co.
de Puerto Rico Ell urado contudo ecba de
de 1910 conuno cuntos que
Agoso de 1910 dco uado darA eectoy Correpon
denc entregaa pma al que en- coniend
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-05
BASES DEL CAMFE0NAT0
Base del concurso in
telectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos remitidos; muchos,
esperanto turno de publication.
orillas de un rio, algo dis
Z tantes de Ia poblacion de
C. vivian en- un casita de

afma hay ngenios
depoducy bas obras gneros
FUAndose gnero epecamente denomado
LANA La dea pobar pueden producr
de gran mento en- La a Al obieto ha decdo ab
abre camponao cuenos decda cua sea
autor del cueno de mas mero escrto pueoqueho
Los caentoS deben ser inedtos
La Correspondence oece puma vencedo cam
pena1o sstabece evar adeante msmo las
oLos cenos renidos la Correspondence para
pe en- oampeonato deben msdtos
"PaTu osnpeonak de ala Correspoadencia'.
2Los cuetos deben
sr psbiead Pro aquos hacer pubco m nombe 10
adyrn mndo peseudonimo elan Ia pubicdad
nodeo debe conocer de todos modo nombre del
Cailds ternila el PLACE del csmpeonata
E campeonato desd. Ell 10 de 1902
tegmmarz e 10 de Julio de 1910
4oos cuentos deoen psabras exto
Pueoen ser esco po torqueios ntes
ootn mno sutor puede envar
deque 1o 4aseo de esatro.
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Lo que ia Correspoudeucia" on

Lo que La Correspondenca' en- 10 possible, eSpera.
9endo uno de los obeos de LA Coepondenca estiua no
este gnero eraro uo nuesra vida regional la espen
dida nauraieza que Do pugo dar patra daro e<ea
autores SIN que clio condicn como ena
ss abaos maatos la vida puertorqla asec-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-05
lei primer cuentista puertorrloueiio "

7os entenddo as estabce po a Correspondence de Ppert,
Rico autor trnfante ella considerable eenddo como
primer cuentista pueolqueho Sendo de adver que
primer pueo consevado hasta tano en-
ot'o oncuo de cento satisfaction de Correspondencia h m
arebatado por otro campe6n
Co. La Correspondence pubcara medda que los vava reca u
odos los cuentos que remdos para campeonato
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
Men and Teams Wanted.

We want someone with sufficient
tear and farm equipment to farm
1900 acres. Land is all plowed ready
for seeding. Page Benedict Land Co
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
TAFT CHICKENS
WERE PRESENTED
PIONEER PRESS SAYS THAT MIN.
NEsoTA GAME COMMISSION
PROMISED TO. KEEP HANDS
OFF" GAME SHIPPED FROM THIS
STATE.

The st. Paul Pioneer Press has the
following regarding the famous SQUAD
Bile over the prairie chickens which
were furnished at the Taft banquet in
Minneapolis:
That the Ash and game commission
of Minnesota practically promised to
keep hands off, of North Dakota
prairie chickens sent into Minnesota
for the Taft banquet in Minneapolis on
Sept. 16 last, that the birds We're pre-
scented to the banquet committee and
that the North Dakota sportsnlen
shipped them into Minnesota on their
personal. responsibility without request,
is the statement made last night to the
Pioneer Press by e. J. & Westlake, sec
rotary of the Minneapolis Commercial
club who'attended to the prairie chick
ems.
Il saw Mr.. Fullerton, who was then
on the fish and game commission" said
Mr. Westlake, at the state fair
grounds and talked TO him regarding
the birds The birds were not shot
out Of season. There were only about
three dozen North Dakota birds
shipped In anyhow. Not everybody al
the banquet had prairie chicken, as we
only had about a hundred birds and
not one of these were bought, they
were presented to the Banquet commit
tee.
Il do not think It was very nice tc
kill so many prairie chickens for that
Taft banquet att Minneapolis, said
Carlos Avery, former executive agent
of the state game and hsh commission
who was in st. Paul yesterday. Pratt
RE chickens are pretty scarce in this
state any way and I do not think the
president would have cared whether he
had prairie chicken or domestic chicken
or plain roast beef. But they seemed
determined to have them and they
went out and got them.
Mr.. Avery said that number Of
Minneapolis men went UP to the Red
River valley and shot birds for the
banquet, but they were fully within the
law as 1t was in season, and they did
not sell the birds. but gave them to the
committee. 1t was not until some time
after, he said, that he knew that some
of the chickens for the banquet had
been shot In Dakota and shipping out
of that state was q violation of ths
North Dakota laws, and not of the
laws of this state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09

Wanted-At once, ten men for telc-
graph, $35 and board per month; also
lots of men and girls for country at
good wages. Louis Hotop
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
NO WARRANT ISSUED
Police Magistrate Explains Case
About Which He Was
Criticized.

Yes. see there are some people
who know how to run the office of
police magistrate better than do
remarked Judge Martin Ryan this
morning. Relative to the case in
question. the charge if it was pressed.
was assault and battery. informed
Mr.. Welsh of this and stated that il
it was to be prosecuted that a warrant
would have to be secured from the
states attorneys office. can't force
Mr.. Welsh or any other person to
prosecute a charge if he don't want
10. If a warrant had been issued,
the situation would have been diff
ferent.
Relative to the fines imposed in
this court. refuse and always will
refuse. to take workingman's last
dollar. because he has made mistake.
This court will never be conducted on
a commercial basis as long as 1 am
police magistrate"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
denies GUILT OF
INTENT TO Kill
ATTORNEYS RETAINED sY MAY
WARE AND PRELIMINARY HEAR
ING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF. TWO MAIN WITNESSES is
NOW AWAITED.

After twenty -four hours confne-
ment in the city jail following the
shooting escapade at the Massey re-
sort in the hollow yesterday morning,
May Ware. colored, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Martin Ryan in the police
court this morning charged with as
salt with deadly weapon with intent
TO kill
Alone, without her husband or
friends to help her the woman who
yesterday invaded the Crystal Palace
seeking vengeance on the woman who
she believed had won the affection of
her husband, May Ware presented a
different appearance today The
court explained the seriousness of the
crime. advised her to say nothing
whic. might in any way commit her
self.
Declaring that she had no intention
of killing the women whom she shot,
the defendant burst into tears and for
a time IL was thought she. would lose
control of herself ent, ,ly At his
stage, however, Atty T. H. McEnroe
arrived and after a short consultation
announced that the defendant pleaded
not guilty and asked for as early
trial as possible.
On account of the fact that Thelma
Hess who was shot through the groin,
and Christine Hessey also of color.
was shot in the limb, both of whom
are now In the hospital. Asst. States
Atty. w s. Stsmbau.;h moved that the
preliminary hearing be adjourned to
March 16. at 10 o'clock.
Late yesterday afternoon Melvine
Massey, the queen of tie dusky palace.
and the four colored women, as we'll
as J. ID. Ware, husband of the defen-
dsnt, all witnesses for the state, Sc
cured their liberty from the city jail
where they spent the day. The Massey
woman's bond was fixed at 500 while
the others were released on bonds of
SOS for their appearance as Witnesses
While the policy of the defense has
not been outlined. 1t was apparent this
morning that temporary insanity or
brain storm. vas the only ground on
which a verdict of not guilty could be
asked. If the facts as laid before the
prosecutor are substantiated.
There is a possibility that the de-
Tense will try the case on technical
grounds, relying on its ability to dis
qualify the witnesses for the state
With only colored witnesses to rely
upon the state is handicapped to some
extent. Whether they will be able to
tell the same story is ~ matter that
can only be developed at the trial in
the police court next Wednesday
morning when the state will be forced
to show IFS hand.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
GOES TO MINNEAPOLIS.

Bert O'Donnell who took the Dakota
Business College course to prepare
himself for good position and rapid
promotion, has just accepted an cell
lent position with a large wholesale
house in Minneapolis
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
Y. ". C. A. BOARD MEET
Important Session Will Be Held To-
roorrow-Ways and Means TO Be
Discussed

There will be meet e of the board
Of directors of the Y. w. c. A. tomor-
row morning at $780, when large
amount of business is to come before
the session.
1t H. expected tmat at this meeting
ways and means will be discussed for
raising money for the institution, and
that SOM plan will be arranged for
securing rooms for young women Of
the city and those who may come.
This is the regular monthly meeting
of the board and will undoubtedly be
full of interest " ..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
one OPTIC QUITS WORK
City Engineer S. F. crsbbs Is Carry
ing One Lamp in Sling as q Re-
suit of an Ulcer.

city Engineer s. F. Crabbe was
about the city today with his head
swathed in a bandage as the result
of an accident to his right eye. In
some manner, unknown to Mr. Crabbe
his eye was injured with the sub
sequent result that it became infected
and liberated. His condition was Sc
rious for time but 1t Is now though
that the worst is over and with som
coaxing it will soon be made as gooe
as ever.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
TELLS STORY OF
LIFE OF CHRIST
RESUME OF STORY rcLp BY CAN.
TATA BETHANY, WHICH WILL
BE SUNG AT AeRIcuLTuRAL
COLLEGE FRIDAY EVENING BY
BIG CHORUS.

A knowledge Of TIE story Of an OPP
era, play or.oratorio always enhances
the pleasure OF hearing it, To know
What IT'S all about" is an almost uni
versal desire Of the audience. The can
tata of Bethany to be sung at the agri-
cultural college Friday night contains
a story from the life of Christ. This
story boiled down Is as follows:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
FLOOR ALMOST READY
5irdseye Maple Flooring at
Temple.

Bowers Bros. are just completing
the work of putting down a birdseye
maple floor in the auditorium of the
Masonic temple. After the carpenters
have smoothed down the floor, the
polishers will be put at work and it
is expected that the handsome hall
will be ready for the first big meeting
that is to be held therein. other
decorations will also u made during
the progress of this work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
PATHETIC SIDE
TO BLISS DEATH
MOTHER REACHES BEDSIDE Ex-
PEcTINe TO Sc SON ALIVE
BUT FOUND HIM DEAp-HER
GRIEF WAS PITlAsLE-REMAINs
SHIPPED TODAY. .

The body Of Wilfred c, Bliss the A.
G. student was shipped to his late
home at Petersburg at o'clock this
morning by Undertaken Daughertv ana
was accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
John Bliss.
There is . pathetic little story in
connection with the death Of the
young man. His mother was sent
for. on Monday, the telegram stating
that her SON was very III. She arrived
here at 10 o'clock on the Great North
ern and went Immediately to the hos
pitsl expecting to sec her son alive.
but he had passed away three hours
before. Her grief was inconsolable
The faculty speak in the highest terms
or the character OF Mr.. Bliss.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-09
WITH REAcH MFG. co.

Another Aaker's Business College
student made happy. Mr.. Herbert
Patterson went TO work for Beach
Mfg. Co, in which position he was
placed by the A. b. G.. Business OPP
portunities were never better and the
"A. b. @. places every graduate in a.
position. Get ready and the Al b. G.
looks after the rest.