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Atenci6n SuscritoresI

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5 so de los EstadOs UnidOs
{ decret6 en- tempo pasado
5 una ley prohibiendo ell
uso del privilegio de la
5 tarifa postal de tercera
} clase por todos los sus-
5 critores cuya delincuen.
cia en- el pago de suscri-
5 ci6n exceda un aflo, inn
poniendo ademas penas
severas, los periodistas
ahora no tenemoS dere-
cho de mandar nuestro
5 peri6dico como materia
de tercera clase a ningun
suscritor que tenga un
afio, o mas, de delin-
cuencia, obligandosenos
a suspender el envio o
poner sello postal en- ca
da papel de un suscritor
delincuente, de un centa-
vo en- cada papel.
Esto, naturalmente, no
le justificaria a ningu-
ma empresa periodfstica
hacer costos adicionales
a los que va tiene, y por
esta raz6n suplicamos a
nuestros suscritores de
no atraSarSe en- SUI cuenta
de suscricion Y hacer SuS
remesas antes del venci-
miento y de ninguna ma
nera pasarse del afio sin
hacer la remesa cores
pondiente.
Por esta raz6n, nos We
mos precisados remitir
cobros a todos aquellos
suscritores cuya suscri-
ci6n es debida, suplican-
doles no 10 tengan a NAL,
a la vez que las regulacio-
mes postales, como indi-
cado, nos obligan a clio.
Manteniendo siempre
saldada la cuenta de SuS-
crici6n sera de mItuO
beneficio para ell lector y
para esta empresa, pues
de este modo podremos
darles aIn mejor peri6-
dico y dedicar nueStro
tempo en- mejoras de
material Y redacci6n.
ESta empreSa no cuen-
ta con otro sOsten que ell
que lie den suS abOnadOS
y anunciadores Y espera-
mos que todos aquellos
quienes nos adeudan nos
haran prontamente SUI
remesa y procuraran te-
ner Saldada SUI cuenta de
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Pueden traer la Intervention
Con tantos malos avisos
Que ocasione a la naci0n.

Pueden traer la Intervention
Con tantos malos avisos
Que ocasione q la naci0n.
Villa, que ea valieDte
Hasta rayar On locura,
Y que 10 es mayormente
Cuando la ventaja siente
Que de riesgos 10 asegura;
No hace case de advertencia
One 10 hsce el senador,
7 aunque no mueatra rencor,
Contra tantas exigencias,
Cree que ea el Cid Campeador.
Y dice muy arrogante:
Que veDga la intervention
Y la encontrare pujante
Yo con toda mi facci6n
7 la panza por delante.
Hasta el fin nos batiremos
Contra fuerzas superiores,
Nuestro pals defenderemos
AL igual de los mejores,
Muriendo 81 no vencemos.
Ell seDador SO propasa
Y con algo de amenaza
Dice al antique bandido
Que ponga sus hechos tasa
0 podra verse perdido.
Pero ell qua fue bandolero,
Como esta en- su gallinero,
Y es hombre de muchos brios
Responde a au consejero:
Esos son cuidados mics;
!, En- la presente porfa
Mato gente 'cada dia
En- batalla y fusilando
Y mientras siga peleando
No me apurare, a f6 mia.
Tras de esa conversation
Senador y General
Dieronse un aplet6n
De manos asaz cordial,
Y SO acab6 la function
PERO GRULLO.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-01-16
La venta de Iicores a In
dos de Pueblo.

Esta semana ha sido una semaps
de exitamento para Taos con mott
vo de investigaciones que SO estar
llevando a cabo en- la vanta de lico.
res embriagantes iudios del pue
bio de Taos.
Aparece que los policfas de-
mismo pueblo, que 10 son Antonio
Romero y Lorenzo Martinez, har
descubierto durante los liltimos tres
meses que algunos do sus paisanos
conseguian con cilidad licorei
en- briagantes que les comprabar
algunos incautos taosenos, y que a
darse cuenta los dichos policias del
mismo pueblo y al indagar de los
mismos indios de donde y como
conseguian dichos licores, estos cor
mucha facilidad descub brian lot
nolnbres de las personas con quienei
conseguian licores.
Dichos policias indios, al tenel
la evidencia de los mismos indios
reportaron el caso al gobierno J
I'M diputado mariscal fue mandadt
a Taos inmediatamente para que
tomara a cargo las investigacionei
necesarias ante ell Comisionado de
los Estados Unidos, que 10 es
Lie. F. 7. Cheetham.
Las Investigations principiaror
el lunes de esta aemsna y ensegui'
da fueron arrestados los Sres. j
Dalio Cordoba, Fl4vio Martinez
RegiDio Vigil, Maximiano Rome
ro, Julian Ortega y Pedro Jose
Trujlllo (alias Pedro Chez.
En- dichas investigaciones apare'
ce hubo muy poca justicia pars
los scusados, pues los mismos in
dios uno era prosecutor y otro tee
tigo en- contra ell mexicano, Y er
|algunos casos algunos indios decla'
raban ante la corte que testi6cabar
intimidados por las autoridades de
pueblo, pues al fin indfgenas.
Una prueba de clio debe serlo e
caso en- contra el seflor j. Dalit
Cordoba, quien SO le acusa de ha
Der vendido una botella de vino ,
in indio en- la maf1ana del dia 8 d,
Noviembre tiltimo y cuyo acusad,
prob6, fuera de- toda duda y col
vsrios testigos, que dicho seno
C6rdova desde la tarde del dia 8 d.
Noviembre y hssts Ell dla 10 per
m .ueci6 con negocios en- San Oris
ltobal. A pesar de ellc, dicho sefio
fu4 puesto baJo fanza de 300 pc
sos para comparecer ante 81 jurad,
| de los Estados Unidos. Que ell se
nor Cordoba estsba en- San Girls
Itobal en- zee mismo dis que Sc l
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DEL PROGRfSO
+,
AIqunas de las Razones Por las Cua|es e|
Fstado de NueyO Mexico no da un
Solo PaSoAdelante

Antes de que pasara ell Acta d.
Habilitacion y de que viniera Q
Estado de Nuevo Mexico, Sc abriga
ban las mas lisonjeras esperanzas
SO hacian los pron6sticos mas hala
giief1cs acerca de los grandes be
nefcios y el crecimiento fenomena
que vendIia al nuevo estado tar
pronto como estuviera revestido dt
las insignias de la soberania. Lo'
que menos, esperaban que On el ter
mino de un af1o SO veria duplicadt
la population y que antes de dies
amos Nuevo Mexico tendria arribs
(de un million de habitsntes. Igual
cosa SO anticipate acerca del desa-
rrollo de las industrias y riqueza
del nuevo estado, creyendose que
su admission como una de las emit.
dades autonomicas de la confede
racion seria la seflal para ell adve
nimiento Q inversion de grandes
capitales de afuera que Sc encarga-
rian de la construction de nuevas
lineas ferreas, del establecimiento
de fabricas y manufactures urba.
mas y del desenvolvimiento de- los
inmensos recursos minerales de
que se hslla colmado el estado. De
todo este dimanaria la colonization
de los lugares desiertos y vacfos y
ell ensanche de las ciudades esta.
blecidas.
Este sueno dorado que todos
creian proximo a convertirse on
vietosa realidad no ha sido al fin
mas que un sueflo porque niDguna
de las esperanzas alimentsdas Sc ha
cumplido nj on su totalidad nj en-
parte. Ell estado de Nuevo Mex.
leo, despues de revestido de su
nueva dIgnldad, ha quedado en- la
miama condiclon en- que Sc hallaba
cuando era territorio, pues no ha
dado un solo paso adelante nj ha
sido el teatro de nuevas activida.
des que den promesa de un canbio
Immediate en- la situscion que &C
tualmente guarda. Naturalmente,
esto Sc explica de maneras diversas,
stribuyendo unos la paralizacion y
estancaniento que prevalecen a
unas causas y otros otras. Mas
nadie Sc atreve a negar que hasta
la fecha ell estado no ha atraido
muchos atrasos y ninguna ventaja
al pueblo, excepto en- 10 que toca a
la autonomia y plenos derechos de
que disfrutan sus ciudadanos, dc
los cuales parece que no hemos
querido o sabido aprovecharnos.
Sin embargo, ha habido variat
causas capitaIes y que para nadit
passn desapercibidas, las cuales son
en- mayor o menor grado response
bles del NAL estado de nuestrot
asuntos. La prinera y una de lat
principales ha sido indudsblemen
te ell cambio en- el gobierno y en- ID
politica nacional, cuyos efectos {
Influenza en- el estado han side
sembrsr la disconianza y el desa
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Ell Sr. On. jose Curbelo, Director y
Propietario de"El Diario do la Familia,"
peri6dico cubano que lucha incesante-
mente por ell bien dc su patria, nos ha
honrado con su muy valiosa recomen-
daci6n, que dice como sigue: -
The Peruna Drug Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, e. &. A.
Muy Srs. mios :-Por algunos afios, al
levantarme de la CANA, he padecido de
una tos constante, por espacio de media
hora, con intervalos de cinco minutes
aproximadamente, y despues dc tener
catarro, entonces me duraba mas ITEM
po, haciendome sufrir bastante.
A una hija mia, Sc le ocurri6 que
tomara, Ell afio pasado, la Peruna,
con solo dos pomos, me sentf aliviado,
y hasta la fecha no he yuelto tener tos,
al extreme de haber tenido un catarro
fuerte, y 10 pase sin que me dejara La tos
pertinaz, que siempre me quedaba des-
pues de esa enfermedad.
De Vds. Alto. 8. 8.
jose Curbelo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-01-16
Que Podria Haber ExpedidoeI Cuer
po de IguaIamiento al DeCretar
que no Hubiese ExenCion ysi
Aumento de 20 por
CientO

Nos, el Cuerpo de IgualsmiAnto
del Estado de Nuevo Mexico, con
concurrencia de todos los, miembros
excepto uno, y teuiendo la sanction
y apoyo de todos los ramos del go.
bierno de estado, menos el legisfa.
two, decretamos y proclamamos
10 siguiente:
Artfculo 1ro. que considerando
que tenemos on nuestras manos
todo el poder para hacer y desha.
Ger, para decretar y legislar y para
cuidar de nuestro propio interes en-
la manera y forma que nos parezca
mas adecuada y effective, creemos
que % una necedad y.nn contrasen.
lido que no haya dinero suficiente
en- 81 erario para abonar nuestros
salaries y los de todos los oficiales
del estado, y considersndo que tai
insuficiencia debe ser corregida y
remediads, optamos por que SO to.
meu pasos inmediatos y radlcaleS
para alzar la prima a los contribu.
yeut-s on general sin cnidarnos de
81 es justa injusta esta MEDIA o
de 81 hay riesgo 0 no de que pa.
guen inocentes por pecadores; por
tanto, ST. ordena un aumento gene.
raj de todos los avsl1os que alcan-
CO a un 20 por ciento sobre las pro.
piedades inmuebles, de un 10 por
ciento sohre mercancias y dc un
100 por ciento sobre todos los to.
rrenos de sgricultura o do pasteo.
Exceptuamos de este aumspto a
Was ferreas, o sea caminos de fe.
rrocsrriles, porque esos infellces
estan en- la miseria, tienen muchos
gastos y estan pagando mas i'm
puestos de los que debieran pagar,
va mas de eeto nos mueve la con.
sidersci6n de que esos ferrocarriles
podriau echarnos perder el juego
rehassndo pagar y llevando el ne
pocio ante los tribunales en- donde
hay riesgo dc que con 'eguirian
anuIar nuestro decreto.
All rs, que 81 mismo Sc extiende
so|ainenta los demas contribuyen-
tas del estado, y con especialidad
y Us lue nc tienen mas que su ca
sits y un pedazo de TERRA, porque
estos tendran forzosamente cue
someterse y obedecer nuestra pro
clama de 10 coutrario seran AFRO
]ados de sus hogares y los mismos
vendidos al mejor postor por dine
ro Al coutsdo para beneficlo y
provecho de la tesoreria. Ademas
.recomendamos que en- tales ventas
SO de el privilegio a los ogiotstas,
que son unos patriotas desinteresa.
dos que especulan con la miseria
sgsua y Sc conforman con una pe-
qusfn ganancia de 500 por l.
Asf mismo, y para estar preve-
nidos contra tods contingencies, or.
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CERTIFICO: Que he tenido OCCASION
de experimentar Ia Poruna en- varios
casos de tos rebelde, asi como en- toda
clase de catarros bronquiales y pulmo-
mares, y particularmente en- la grippe,
habiendome dado siempre un brillante
resultado, por 10 que recomiendo tan
valiosa preparation.
Dr., Fernando Aleman,
Arecibo. Puerto Rico.
Pida su boticario un almanaque d.
dia afortunado, de Peruna gratis.
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IN THE REALMS OF SPORT

getting busy with the stick again, but
a strike-out and a pretty double
caught Doyle at first and Weidell on
his way home.
The visitors were BANKED until the
sixth. In that inning, with two out,
Weigent was hit by a pitched ball, and
a single and a double brought him in.
Another single went for nothing, as
Collins was caught off third on a fast
play from the initial sack.
The ninth inning came near proving
a disaster for the locals. Ninth in
ming balloon ascensions are not I'M
known, and it is much to the credit
OF the locals that the two runs coming
in on an error did not cause. them to
blow up. Fautsch was thrown out at
fist, Schneider walked. Deilke flew out
to Weidell, Schinzel walked, Connell
got a base, the fourth ball being wild,
and a bad throw from first to third in
an endeavor to catch Schneider steal
ing, went wild, bringing in two runs.
But, right there, Mclaughlin rose to
the emergency, and Weigent, who
came to the bat with high hopes,
swung three times at empty air, end
incr tho Or =
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ball would fall safe that he was al
most at third when Weidy made the
catch and the center fielder tossed the
ball to second for an easy double play.
Briere n the colonel figured in a
nice double in the fourth, when Briere
gathered in a fly at short, and made
a beautiful throw to first, catching
Collins, who was too far off that bag
to get back. The visitors also COOP
cred two doubles. and played an err
~rorless game all through.
The home team scored in the first
inning. Schiller singled, and a sacri-
fee, with another single, scored him.
In the third, with one out, SCHUYLER
walked, Dye went out, Weidell singled
n stole second. and Unglaub's
double to left brought them both in.
In the sixth, Weidell and the colonel
both singled, DeRose sacrificed, and
Doyle landed on one Of the longest
doubles Of the game, bringing in the
two on the bags. The eighth inning
brought two hits, Weidell and Unglaub
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HARVARD OARShEN .
IN ENGLISH REGATTA

Boston, Mass, May 21.-The Har-
ward university second crew has been
entered for the Henley regatta on the
Thames, in England July IA, it was
announced last night. The crew de-
feated Yale, Annapolis, Syracuse,
Princeton, and Pennsylvania in the
American Henley at Philadelphia last
Saturday. The oarsmen will have a
twO-mile race with the Yale second
crew at New London on July 10, and
will sail for England the next day.
AS the Union Boat club OF the city
will send a crew composed wholly OF
Harvard graduates, there will be prac-
tically two Harvard crews in the
English Henley this year.
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Read The Forum for
Latest i'm Baseball
Fargo"M oorhead Turn
Tables and Wallop
League Champions

the Graingrowers came back with a
Yesterday and defeated the
champion Winona team by a score of
3 to 8. Sherrin, who pitched seven
innings, and Mclaughlin, who went
IN in the eighth, pitched excellent ball
throughout the game, holding the Wis
ltors to six hits. Cool pitching and
good support pulled the home team
out of bad holes several times when
the visitors managed to get men on
the bags.
The Gr~aingrowers hit Schinzel free
~, getting ten safe ones off him. Both
teams pulled off some pretty doubles.
Weidell is becoming the star of the
outield. There is seldom a game of
late that he does not perform in SEN
sational style. Yesterday he made an
other circus catch, coming in from
deep center and catching a Texas
ieaguer just back Of second base on
the dead run and off his soestrings.
There was a runner on second at the
time and the runner vas so sure the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-21
AM ERICAN LEAGUE.
Senator'S Make SveeU Of cries

Washington, May 21.-Washington
que pennant race, making a clean
sweep of the series with Cleveland by
winning the last game 5 to 0, while
Philadelphia was losing to Chicago. The
visitors were helpless before Johnson,
runs in the first, third and fifth inn
ings. Five double plays, three by
Cleveland and two by Washington,
made the game n of the shortest of
the season. McBride's stop Of Jack
sons hot ]grounder in the fourth was
the fielding feature. Score:
r. H. E.
cleveland ..............A..... 0 5 !
Washington .............. S 10 !
Batteries-James, Gregg and Bassler;
johnson and Williams.
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Sporting News OF the
World while It's News

announced last night that Major J..
Y. D.. Bingham would not go to the
United States with the English pole
team which will play at Meadowbrook
for the international polo trophy.
The English team will consist Of
Major F. w. Barrett, Captain Leslie
St. c. Cheape, Captain II. A. Tomkin-
son; Captain Vivian Lockette and
Captain John Trail, who is a native
of Ireland. but who is playing here
with the Argentine polo team.
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Cuha WIN hy RAILS.

Chicago, May 21.-Chicago won the
final game of the series 10 to 5. With
the score tied in the eighth inning Zim-
norman singled, Williams was hit by
a pitched ball. Both advanced on
Sweeney's sacrifice and Manager O'Day
sent Schultz to bat for Corriden. Sch
ulte grounded to Luderus, and on his
wild throw to the plate Zimmerman
scored the winning run. Williams fol-
lowed Zimmerman across and Chicago
.clinched the contest when Bresnahan
singled and Leach got a home run.
Manager Doom was ordered out of
the game by Umpire Quig1ey because of
an argument on balls and strikes in the
second inning. Killifer, who replaced
him, erred three times and each error
figured in the scoring.
Magee injured his ankle in Tuesdays
game and was unable to play In yes
terday's game. Score:
r. Fl. ID.
Philadelpnia ................. 5 s s
SHIcdSo B 4
Oeschger, Killifer and Doom. label,
Pierce and Bresnahan.
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DEFEATED
GARDNER TEAM
Standing of Teams

In a game which was lost in the
first and second innings, the Metropolis
won from the Gardeners in the Y. M.
c. A. Hotel Base Ball league on the
Fargo college grounds last night.
The score was 4 to 2 and was a
splendid exhibition Of the national
game.
Charlie Dawson pitched for the
Gardeners and after the first inning
which was a bad n for him held
the Metropolis with a steady rein.
Moen for the Nets was i~nvincible.
With a stack Of curves and shoots
his opponents were at his mercy at all
times.
The ext game in this league will
be between the Metropolis and Annex
teams.
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White Snv Win EaaiIr

Philadelphia, May 21.-Chicago easily
defeated Philadelphia 5 to 2. Scott was
home team scattered while he did not
issue a pass. Bush was knocked off
the rubber In Eve innings, Chicago mix
Ing hits with passes and two double
steals. Pennock took Bush's place in
the sixth inning and did good work,
Baker mad his right hand hurt irving
to stop a liner off J. Collins bat and
was forced to leave the game. Score;
r. H. e.
chicago 5 l
Philadelphia 2 !
Batteries-Scott and Schalk; PEN
mock, Bush and Schang.
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The first Instance of rowdyism was
pulled by the Winona bunch, and they
were so clearly in the wrong all
through that they made a very poor
impression on local fans. Collins tried
to hide a ball in left field and when he
refused to throw it in was fined SIS by
Umpire Flood Then he got sore and
had to be kicked out of the game and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-21
COLLEGE

At Easton-Lafayette IA; Franklin
and Marshall 4.
At South Bethlehem-Lehigh 8,
3.
At New Haven-Brown 2, Yale l..
At Worcester, Mass-Holy Cross 3.
Harvard 2.
At Observation-Disclosures 7, Cornell 2.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-21
Cure for Stomach Disorders.

Disorders OF the stomach may be
avoided by the use of Chamberlain's
Tablets. Many very remarkable cures
have been effected by these tablets.
Sold by All Dealers.-Advt,
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Two base hits-Doyle, Davis, Faut-.
sch. Three base hit-Unglaub. .sacri-
nee hits-Dye, Weigent. Stolen bases
bases-F-M 4, Winona Z. Double plays
Dye to Unglaub to Dye; Weidell to
%Schuler;. Fautsch to Croake; Weigent
10 Croake. to Schneider. HitsSOH
0 in 2 innings; off Schizel, 10 in 3 mn.
igs. Base on balls-Of Sherrin. Q: off
Mclaughlin, 2; off Schnizel, 8. Hit by
pitched baby Sherrin, 1; by NC
Struck out-By Sherrin 8; bv McLaugh.
lin, 1; by Schinzel, 2. Time-I:35. I'm
pire-Flood. 0N
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Sherrin gave a great exhibition OF
gameness. 1t was plain to be seen that
every ball he threw was an effort, but
he had the heavy sluggers of the WI
mona team guessing all the time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-21

New dress skirts arrived this week
also some very pretty new wash
dresses which will be or display Fri.
day and Saturday. Ask to see them
at Black's.-AdVt.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
PIratea Defeat braves.

Pittsburgh, May 21.-Boston errors
and three long hits by Gibson, Carey and
Leonard won the game for Pittsburgh
4 to 1. Luque, a Cuban, pitched a good
Cooper was effective at ali stages. Car
ey was put out of the game for dis
putting a decision with Umpire Byron in
the sixth. Score:
r. H. 2.
Boston ...... 1 6 5
Pittsburgh 5 1
Batteries-LuQue and Gowdy; Coop
err and Gibson
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.
, FIiekers Hammer Peqaers.

Grand Forks, May 21.-Making an
abundance OF errors which helped their
opponents in scoring, the locals land
ed on Dougan hard and hammered out
fourteen hits which won the game for
them. The deciding run came in the
last inning when the locals gave Dou-
gan his finaI racing. Score:
r. H. e.
Grand Forks IA Z
Winnipeg 6 /
Batterles-Morse and Peters; Dou-
gan and Kurke.
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Manager Unglaub was in no condi,
ton to play, but his presence on the
team worked wonders.
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games ever witnessed at League park,
Cleveland. winning a IL inning battle
Is to II. Extra base hits came with
such rapidity that it sounded like a
bombardment. Spellman's triple in the
twelfth scored Kirke from first base for
the winning run. Score:
Score: r. H. e.
Kansas City 16 3
cleveland Fl 4
acknowledgements, Reagan, Geibel
and Moore; Baskette, Frost, Benton,
Lush. Kahler, Spellman and Devogt.
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Talking Tt ever
Some game.

The ~Graingrowers turned the tables
on the champions and outplayed them
in every department Of the game,
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FEDERAL LEAGUE


Baltimore, May 21-Kansas City
batted Baltimore's second string
pitchers freely and won the game by 7
to s. Stovall and Goodwin made a.
triple play for the visitors in the
seventh inning. Score:
r. H. E.
baltimore 8 2
Kansas city IL 3
Batteries: Henning and Brown
Ridgway, Conley, Young and Jack
Itch.
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Tesrean RInnkea Redo

Cincinnati, May 21.-Tesreau had the
Cincinnati players at his mercy and
New York won easily, s to 0. The hit
ting of Doyle, Merkle and Tesreau, and
the fielding of Herzog enliVened the
contest. Score:
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finally off the field. Lefty Davis did
rot help matters by helping the rowdy
work along.
The Graingrowers have won at least
one game from every team they have
played.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
saints Beat Colonies Again.

Louisville, KY, May 21.-St. Paul de-
feated Louisville by 10 to 5. The locals
had a bad day in the field while the
visitors batted freely. Two catches by
Niles and W.oodburn's home run were
features. Score: