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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17
The Honcful Bull Mooser.

Emporia Gazette: Perhaps 1t will
come this time. Perhaps the Under
wo0d-Clark revolt against Wilson will
be a real revolt. Perhaps it will lead
to a split in the democratic party be-
tween the progressives and the reac-
tionaries, even az Cannon and Taft
split the republican party.
For twelve long months, three weeks
and one beautiful spring day we have
been peering into the east waiting for
the dawn of a better day, politically.
The dawn has been always lowering on
long and weary time; but the pink Of
promise refuses to lush the clouds.
Maybe his Underwood-CIark fight
will do the work. Certainly it has
been a sad walt. Old man Wilson's
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17
A Jewel From Jadar1.

New York Sun: The pursuit oil
poetry in the barren pages Of the Con-
gressional Record is a weary task
The average congressman knows a
few stock pieces from old school read
ers; these serve his turn when his
hour Of eulogy and obituary elo-
| quence strikes. Short cuts from
"Thanatopsis," "The Psalm Of Life
| Whittier's II know not where His is
lands lift their fronded palms in air.
and so on; the didactic, religious
sound, but it is always the same,
True, once in a great while a states
man breaks into "original" comic
verse, which is sur to have been
written by somebody else. On Tues
day, however, the Record enshrined a
real. though none Of the freshest.
treasure. The Hon. Benjamin Grubb
Humphreys OF the Third Mississippi
district said for himself and a Gopher
statesman of Immoral memory:
IT have always believed that Adam
Bede had my constituents in mind
when he told US a few years ago on
story of the man
"'WhoSe horse went lead and his
mule went lame
And he lost his cow in a poker game.
And a cyclone came on a summer
day
And blew the house where he
lived away.
Then an earthquake came when that
was done,
And swallowed the ground that the
house stood on;
Then a tax collector, he came round
And charged him up with tho hole
in the ground"
This is a pathetic and q noble
poem, direct in its appeal, and as
overwhelmingly cumulative as THE
House That Jack Built" What bril-
liant obscure genius poured it forth
in one gust Of flame, himself inciner-
ated in a ~coruscating crater? 1t is in
stinct with the fatalist humorous
American spirit; yet what anthology
registers it? What temple rises to it's
author.
The Hon. Adam Bede, also known
as Jadam, the Venerable Bede, was
sketched from life by George Eliot.
Famous as a republican member Of
congress and its joy from 1908 to 1903,
he now lives in health and wealth at
Pine Hill, Mimi. SO far as the Sun
knows he is the only living patriot
and sage who wears birch bark
trousers, although he calls them not
trousers. but d ruder name. Can the
Hon. Jadam Bede throw a ray of
light upon the entire and perfect
chrysolite which the Hon. Benjamin
Grub Humphreys has enchased?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17
TRY FOR WORLDS RECORD

Philadelphia, April 17.-Can Howard
Drew equal the world running record
Of 9 3-5 seconds for 100 yards? This Is
the query which a great many Ameri-
cans are asking. Drew will have his
chance at the Pennsylvania relay car
meal on April %. when he will meet
James c.. Patterson of Pennsylvania.
the intercollegiate champion and Joint
holder Of the intercollegiate record of
8 As seconds.
Drew has a record OF 9 As seconds
approved by the A. A. U. authorities,
He also has been credited with a mark
or D 3d. seconds. but 1t never has been
accepted. Drew Is now surrounded by
conditions that MAKE his performance
more likely than aver before. He is at
present a student at the. university of
Southern California at Los Angeles,
he is a teammate Of Fred Kelly.
who won the 110-meter hurdle race at
the 1872 Olympic games.
Inc California climate Is especially
conducive to speed. there being a dry
ness to the atmosphere that Drew has
always required. He never has had an
opportunity to show his best speed
against the best men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17
of his Clemency."
This Is true. and the lesson is not to

taEe of his clemency."
This Is true, and the lesson is not to
be lost.
President Diaz gave up too soon for
the Madero revolution on behalf of the
landless classes to establish its final
ity in the minds of the dominant class.
Huerta, by hanging on in his dull and
desperate gay has unwlttingly per
formed a service Of value to his coun-
try in forcing this refighting Of the
Madero case into a fight to a finish.
villa evidently knows his country
and its great present need. He Is
teaching it that war Is war. He Is
making It known there with a force
long to be remembered that usurpa-
tions mean war, and that the places OF
elected presidents are not to pc gained
by %stabbing them in the back, without
war and war to a finish.
This Is the way and the only way In
which the se~lf-gOverning peoples OF
the northern nations have achieved
constitutional government. 1t Is thu
only way in which such government
can be established and rooted in Mex
leo.
Armed Intervention in Mexico could
at best only have delayed this end.
Recognition of Huerta could only have
helped to destroy it. The Wilson pol
icy Is finding its vindication in the
current course of events.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17
WORK ON TRACK
Mandan School to Feature That Line
This SDrinp.

Mandan School to Feature hat Line
This Spring.
Mandan. N. D., April 17.-With the
opening Of school next week Principal
Morton of the high school will make a
call for candidates for a rack team
and for baseball. Track work will be
featured in the local school this spring
and near the end of the semester a big
track meet will be held in which all Of
the boys will be entered.
All Of the dashes, the 100 yard, 220
and 44O, the half mile and mile runs;
Will have places on the program,
The state was this last year divided
into four districts in which basketball
tournaments were held as elimination
contests. 1t Is probable that such a
system may be put into effect in the
track work. II SO Mandan will possibly
be a contender for the honors Of the
southwest district.
Owing to lack of funds it is not like
ly that a Mandan high school track
team will be sent to the annual inter
scholastic field meet at the university,
but local meets with Bismarck will be
arranged.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17

Branch hickey. now in charge
OF the st. Louis Browns, Is the
one new manager with which the
American league begins the sea-
son Of 1914. He has hopes Of maxi
Ing d great club; 30 had his prede-
cessors. hickey L. perhaps the
best educated baseball player in
the business. There are many
other college men, but Hickey,
ever while In baseball, has been a
great reader. When he caught for
the New York American League
club some years ago he carried
about with him on his trips works
on metaphysics and psychology.
He read them and understood
them, and could DISCUSS abstruse
metaphysical problems with
students. He doesn't believe in
swearing or drinking; in fact, he
was once secretary Of the Con-
necticut Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION. He will manage his men
without the use Of. cuss words,
something few managers have
tried in the past. Rickey's play
ers will know that they won't be
called any anne that can't be
used in decent society.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17

practice. This wizard of the rod and
line car make a cast at a distance of
200 feet and twist the line around the
foot or tail of a dog. He can knock
the pipe out Of a mans mouth at an
equal distance. At Central park. New
York. last year he made the worlds
longest cast, 243 feet.
Since MI. Vogt has been in the city
he has been giving some exhibitions Of
mis- amazing control over a rod and
line. Those who have been privileged
to witness these exhibitions have mar
Veled at the accuracy and distance
that lie was able to get into his casts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17
indicating the Wilson Policy

New York World: Gen. Villa is evil
IDENTIFY not alone a military chieftain OF
high capacity. He discloses qualities of
statesmanship when he says, as quot
ed:
This revolution must be the last in
Mexico, and it must be thorough and
conclusive. This we must accomplish
by force of arms, so that in the end
there will be no questioning of our
orders of laws.
The revolution must be thorough and
conclusive or 1t cannot be the last. 1t
must avoid compromises to be thor
ough and conclusive. "Madero COM
promised, and his government failed
through the treachery Of those who
did not appreciate him or took advan-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17

Mexican policy Of watchful waiting has
a hole in 1T big enough to drive a COW
'thrOugh-Compared with the wistfuL
yearning of the progrcssives for the
fur TO fly in the democratic camp. For
look like a rainbow of promise to the
progrcssives. a year ago tho Gazette
said jauntIy. either Woodrow Wilson
by his progressive action will break up
gressivc party" Well, he has been
busting US long enough. Let him try
it on his own party and see hiw ne
likes IT..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17

The National league Will see
three new managers this season.
Hank O'Day is plotting the Cubs
in place Of Johnny Evers, Wilbert
Robinson takes the place of Bad
Bill Dahlen as manager Of the
Brooklyns, and Charlie Herzog
steps into Joe Thinkers place with
Cincinnati. O'Day is STRUGGLING
hard to make the Cubs a pennant
contender this year, as they used
to be in the past; he believes he
has accomplished something so
far. Robinson has hopes of lifting
the Brooklyn Dodgers into the first
division, while Herzog does not
know what he will accomplish
with the Reds.
O'Day has had wide experience
as an umpire. He also served a
term in Cincinnati, where they
nave a new manager every two
years. Robinson has been the right
hand man of John McGraw in the
management of the Giants, pen
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17

nant holders in the National
league. Baseball men think he will
follow GONE Of the methods which
have made McGfaw successful.
HerZog will have a difficult task to
please the directors Of his club
every other manager tried there
had found 1t impossible. He learn
ed most Of his baseball from Nc
Graw. and will be expected to use
some of the knowledge he gained
with the Giants,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-17
WONDERFUL WORK
With ROD and line

Duluth, April wv. e. Vogt, holder
Of the casting records, will give an en-
hibitioa of his truly marvellous skill
tomorrow afternoon at the foot Of
Fifth avenue dock.
The skill that vogt Is the undenia-
BILE master Of. is the result Of years or
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in nierem baltimore? 9}n Der lie6dc Duit Oes
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miocs Acknowledgement oocr, pic en College 2atDan
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