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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-11
ALEXANDRA DUMAS tss

-Pero murmuro La Mole
CaIaos seals nno! Que rebede este que quiere
obedecer su reina?
-Dicho este sa6 correndo del gabnee cero la puerta
ap)ynose pared compmendo los atdos de coaz6n
diN
tulona, abe
tiulona sal6 de la habitacidn mstante despues la
cabc1a eegan Xpesya ago n4uiet del de Navarro
mo por entire e1 cortinaje.
Me habeis lamado seforal do rey de Navarro Mar
garita.
ST. sehor iha recibido Vuestra Majestad la carta!
" sin cierta sorpresa 10 con6eso do Enrique miranda
arededor desconhanza que prono desaparec6
" no sin cea inquietud tno verdad senor? ahadi6
Margarta.
No puedo menos de conesaro seiora Sin embargo ro-
deado de encarzados enenigo de amigos p
gtosos que mis- enegos aco de que noche vi b
liar oos sntmento de la generodad que fue la
eos la ea del valor esa oa noche fue la de aver da
halado para mi muere
" ique, senor do Marganta sonriendo mientras que
Enrique procuraba er 10 mas profundod coraz6n
Que pensando todo este, mentras eia el blete
que ndcabais que vinese die mi amigos po
nero desamado solo medic qneda ey de Navarro para
morir us para rebr muee regse las gna
de historic morr vendido por mue venido
Senor reSpondio Magarta mucho ha de varar vuestro
lenguae cuando ses Cuano Sc hace este omeno bra
de una persona que os anna y a quen annals.
Estas paabras cas hiceron reroceder Enrique par
dos penerante proviso de negras paas interrogation
la reina curiosidad.
oh! tranquilzaos senor do la ena soncrdo; quiero
,decir con este que yo persona.
Sin embargo seora dio Enrique habeis entegado
esa lave; esta etra vuestra.
Confeso que letra no niego que he andado
ee beete pero en- uano la lave oa coa Basteos sabE
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Al DIR esto Margata baj6 los oos sintio vibrar aque
goe en- proundo de coraz6n que ella msa pudera
a de las paabas de La Mole haban sdo agradabes
deSagradabes
En- aquel momento en6 Guilona Margarta la nterrogo
cot sat r; t.H uela contest lfnnalamcn otra
~, i nau,7 del rcy d Hn>ajta
sl su. o,ae Ia Mol, Z! eua III
.3.45 a.=,- eie<a ncliuaia ,obrc q pecho padjo
como honor, 4l- dolor liSco moral.
El senor de La Mole orgulloso dijo la rena, temo
hacerle una proposition que sin duda, aceptara.
La Mole Sc evant6 di6 paso haca Maganta quso in
cnarse ella dando entende que esaba denes peo
I'm doo proundo agudo abrasador hzo botar gma de
ojos lie oblgo agarrarse una corina para caer
-Veis? excam6 Magarita coriendo hacia sostenen
dole braZoS tenelS neCeSdad de m
Uu movmieno casi mpercephbe agito los labios de L
Mole
OH ISL como del aire que respo de la luz del sol!
En- este tres gopes la puerta de la
estanca de Margarita.
tOis sonora? dijo Guillona asustada.
va murmuro Margarita.
-IIspra. Acaso sea el rey de Navarro.
OH scnora exclamo La Mole al escuchar aqueas pala-
bras pesar de las haba pronunciado tan ba
que espeba que solo Guona las hube odo seora do
de rodas sacadme de muerto Seora tened pedad
dc mi OH ;no espondes? Pues ben ivoy hablar una
q. ia ldo espcr0 que niiSma arroaels de aqui
C4a* desg graciido! do Margarita, que expenmentaba
ulta escucar los reproches del oveh calaos!
,50rd TepIso In Mole que sin duda no encontraba Ell
Magarta rgor que esperaba seor o 10 repo
todo esde aque gabnete OH des muere
cln capaces d. nven;arl los mas cueles verdugos
Silenco sltueo. do Margarita.
on s,lora en6is piedad de mi; quees escuchame
quertiS oirme No habeis comprendido que amo?
-Slenco digo! inteTumpo Marganta tapando su
ba peumada Ia boca del joven, e cua Ia cogo la
apoyo contra sus labios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-11
EN- Ell EXTRANGERO
DOCTOR GySTAvO MUNOz

Re Ia facultad de Medicina
de Madrid y Ex-profesor Gil
nico del Hospital de San Car
los, de la misma facultad, de
regresos de sn viaje a madrid,
ha esto blecido SUI ofcina pro-
feslonal en- la calle de Teluan
no 81
Horls de consu'ta de
a 4 p. m Teltforo 10 8 6 q
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lINEA Ft2REA DEL OESTt

Billctes baratos para dias festivvs
En- "a clase de capital Bayam IN
liza y vuelta as ctvs. en- 81 l6 ctvs.
El IL &c Bayamon Catafio, ida y
vu-Ita IS ctvs ell Z? 10 ctvs.
Bi!letes ordinarios de Capital a Ca
iio a clase a 3 ctvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-11
THE H-E-L-V-E-T TIA
~ calle de I,a CRUZ.

~ calle de I,a Cruz.
Gran casa de huespedes. liable
d hotel, Aposentos para familias y
personals solas. Comidas a cincuenta
centavos cubierto. Banos Telefono
I9,, Apartado de correo 2o5 Pro-
pietaiio Pedro Shira
Nota Este hotel esta 4 cargo de
una sciiorita cagueiia.
ES NECESARIO exigir que cada
ostia obtenga grabado el nombre Di-
gestivo Mojarrieta, pero un solo estu-
che produce mejor efecto que una do
cena de botellas de aqua mineral de
sar el tnico curative radical. del est6-
mago y del intestine, cl digestive Mo
jarrieta purifca los alimentosy y los ha-
&c asimilables FL legftimo Digestive
Mojarrieta cura en- un dia las indiges-
ii mes, Ell un mes las dispepsias 6 gas
t9l9iaS, V On tres neses las mas gra-
W emf rim -dales cr6nicas del est6ma-
g y del incestno. Esta universal
e IT. conG1nado, en- forma sin igual
que Ia eicacia del Digestive Mojarrie-
II cs verdaderamente radical y supe-
rior q la de todos los otros remedies
De venta eli las principales farinaiasc
de Europa y America.
B<5" "SE NENDE un lote de taba-
co Ell rama coSlcho de 1905, de las me-
Hcs vegas de CIguas. Dirigirse a
QuiIiones Cabezudo y CO Caguas, P.
Rico,
III seiior DIAZ NAVARRO ha
establccido su oficina de Abogado y de
Notaria en- esta ciudad, calle de San
Justo n1lnero IS,
Fierce ante Ia Corte Federal, Cor
les de Distrito de toda 10 Isla y Corte
Suprema, dedicandose asf mismo al
examen de dc tituIos de propiedades,
incorporation de Corporaciones del
pals extrangeras y trasmitaci6n de
p dientes de expropiaci6n forzosa,
Acepsando la noble conlpetencia
hor 1:5a,N eiercicio Nde las
p of Stones de Ahocado y Notario, el
S ~c diSpone 4
ca rar sus cliente> uorarios exec
sivamente modicos.
Doctor. R. Ruiz A[nlu
MEDICO CIRUJANO, de la Fa-
cultad dc Madrid. Cons as de IL y
the liza q y media d. la tarte.
Cristo. 14-San Juan.
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fE:..s1s De SUBSCRIPTION
EEI.A ISI.A

CRIMENES horribles Sc cometen
en- todos los paises en- los que el amor
ha sido el movil principal. Crfmenes
q la Elegancia Y al buen gusto Sc CO.
mete, usando un Perfume 6 TN Jabon
vulgar, cuando el exquisite oCashimire
Bousquet"-ya en- PERFUME 9 ell Jab6n--
es el sumun del buen tono. Colgate
y CO, New York.
II IL Il IL L l N,It FLA
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PAN CUP-50 TARGETS.
MISS SUTTON TO PLAY.
May Lead La1cn Tennis Team OF
WOmen to Go abroad.

Miss May Sutton, the California girl who Won
the English lawn tennis championship IN 1876. Is TO
play again in this city She IS scheduled for the
most important contest Of the series OF indoor
tournaments at the St Nicholas Rink. The meet,
ing VIII begin on Thursday next ana continue until
Thursday, May 2
With the appearance of Miss Sutton comes the
announcement OF plans for international matches
with English women. She viii again make an IN
she will practise along with the members OF the
challenging team Of this country tor the DAVIS
International challenge Cup. Only Beals =
Wright and Kari H. Rehr jr. nave been definitely
selected for the latter positions thus Tar.
II now appears probable that team OF Amer
lean women may invade the English courts. cap
tained by Miss Sutton. All OF the women whose
Eames are coupled with this project VIII be com
pettors the indoor matches about 10 begin:
The LIST includes Miss Helen Romans, the national
champion; Miss Elizabeth II. Moore, FOUR times
winner OF the national honorss Mrs, Barger Wa
lach the runner up OF last year and Miss Marion
Fenro. The ST. Nicholas tournaments VIII virtual
" be singles tournament to decide upon the
makeup Of American women's team
Mics Sutton is scheduled for an interesting natch
on Saturday April q, against one Of the top rank
ing men OF this country. II Is SAID that ener to'-
combs Ward. William A Larned or harl H. Behr
will be her opponent
The only event Of importance in which ranking
men will will be the doubles This Is sched-
uled for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. April %.
% and g. Among those named as contestants are
the Wrenn brothers. William A. LaTned and Will
lam J. ClOthier. Holcombe Ward and Karl H.
Behr jr. The complete schedule follows:
April II and i2-Intercity WomenS singles ana
doubles between Boston. Philadelphia Newport and
New York. April 13, IS. IS and 17-Mixed doubles.
April 20 p and Z-Men's doubles. April "a and Is
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NAVY CREW VICTORIOUS
S"r Lengths ahead of Georgeto1cm
an First Race of Season.

annapolis, April 6.s-The midshpmen showed
the rudder of thes4 boat TO the Georgetown
oarsmen here@Snis afternoon in a two-rnile
eight-e2fed race. which opened the local and
intercollegiate rowing season. The navys time
was IL minutes and 81 seconds. and that of
georgetown y minutes % As seconds the dis
about six lengths
Inc water was choppy and the wind fresn
ana directly agains- the oarsmen. This ac-
counts Is a measure for the fact that the time
was more than two minutes slower than the
record Tor the course. As the race was the first
OF the season. Coach Glendon was we'll satisfies
with the work of his charges under the circum-
stances. The navy has strong and harmonious
crew, and it is generally believed that if the
Eood work OF to-day is continued the entry for
me PouShkeepsie race will he obtained
me Georgetown crew was easily ten pounds
nghter to the man thar the representatives IF
the Naval Academy. and realizing that an early
squirt was their only chance of victory started
the race at a high clip. maintaining slight lead
the navy oarsman wore them down although
the mdshipmeG were rowing a slower stroke
and from that point to the finish the race was a
procession.
The officials were: G. G. Lincoln. Yale referee;
Lieutenant Commander n. +. Irwin, u. s. y. A.
starter; Mr.. Woods. Georgetown, and Midship-
man Payne, judges at the finish: Mdshipmen
stevenson and Gilmore timers.
Naval Academy-Bow. Leighton: > Bagg; ,.
Prichard; f. White: 3 Montgomery: 6, ROCKWELL
.. Davis; stroke Ingram (captaim; coxswain
Roberts. Average weight, 113l2 pounds
Georgetown-Bow. Laplante; >. Lynch: 3 Muir
ray; !, Moran; >. FOy; 6. Stewart . Rice Ccap-
tain; stroke. Fitzgerald: coXswain Hebron
Average weight. 1888 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

Welch more speed horsepower than be said
or any other American made car. He Is pleased
WITH MS purchase, and admits that the actual
merits OF the car came as surprise to him.
Brakes are coming IN for close scrutiny this
season." says Harry S. Houpt. whose company is
agent for the Thomas products. 'in view Of which
IL is interesting 70 know why contracting band
brakes were adopted on the countershafts Of the
big flyers this season
Automobile engineers devise some unique tests
az times when new model Is placed on the road
and when they wish to compare the results Of
practice with the deductions of theory. That was
the case when the designers and engineers Of the
Thomas Flyer came to the question Of which
brakes they should use. contracting or expanding
for the hand lever Theory good, as far as il
went. but what they really wanted to know was
which kind would actually hold the car best
eli. s. HasS. superintendent OF the COMPANY
Both were fitted with foot brakes the rear hubs
OF the contracting. leatheF-tO-met1l type. For the
hand lever brakes. one was equipped with con-
tracing, leather-tO-metal brakes cOuntershaft
drums. and the other with expanding metaI-tO-
metal brakes in the interior OF the rear hubs IN
such a manner that tension and area were the
same each and would, apparently, have the
same effect A scale attached to the back or the
front seats and to the hand levers OF the cars
served 10 aid in e0ualli2ing the pressure.
Both cars were then loaded with pig iron equal
Hing the weight OF seven persons. the seating ca
and turned around. Then the hand lever brakes
on both were applied az the same tension. The
car with the metal-tO-metal expanding brakes
reached tho bottom OF the Go-yard grade hfty-fouY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
HIGH SCORES AT SHOOT.
CRESCENT GUNNERS WIN.
Boston A. 4. Team Loses Close
Match at Bay Ridge.

BY score of 662 to G3s team of eight trap
shooters Of the Crescent Athletic Club defeated
similar number from the Boston Athletic AS
soclation yesterday in a clay pigeon match at
Bay Ridge. The competition was a keen one
from start to finish. and although the weather
was colo, and the wind tricky and variable. some
excellent individual scores were made.
Inc conditions were 100 shots for each man,
ana Two sets OF traps used. D. Hallett, If
me Boston Club, made the highest score. He
Droke 80 targets. missing two each his first.
second and fourths strings of %, and only one
ms seventeenth shot-on his third string.
- NJ Palmer, jr.. proved the best man on the
C4escent team. His score 80. hts first
daird and fourth strings being %. and his second
"A In this one he missed his eighteenth shot.
having broken seventeen consecutive targets. F.
% stephenson and H. NJ. Brigham were the
next best mon on the home team. Each broke
90 targets. and each had string of "a to his
credit, Stephenson missing on his seventh shot
ana Brigham on his twenty-first
Two of the Boston men rolled up total score
OF 80 each They DIR. r. T. Gleason and
+. H Powell. but w. G. Damron and II. KryII,
or the Crescent scored 81 apiece F. w. Moi
feu and A. G. Southworth. falling in line with
80 each. and o. c. Grinnell jr. with "a brought
me team total up to ti62. which defeated the Bay
state men by "a targets. The return match I'M
DER the same conditions. Will be shot neXc Satur-
Gay at Boston by the same teams.
The complete scores follow:
SPECIAL MATCH@CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUB VS..
BOSTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
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HORSES IN TRAINING" OUT.

noFsas IN Training" a valuable little references
- - complied ana published by II. A. Buck, OF
-. - sh tifth avenue. IS out, and racing folk win
80 y Interesting ana instructive. IL contains the
-ts 81 al horses engaged in the various stakes
sna Fun list OF an tsyo-year-olas ree,steres vIt
800 Icy Cub, with thsiE gwlefs. 70 also con-
49, -ls les o. racing, Jockey statistics, Amer
~, - racing records and a lst OF winners q, fbe
.--'t important fixtures
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CRESCENT TEAM WINS.
Columbia T7celre Badly Beaten in
Lacrosse Game.

BY a score OF 20 the Crescent Athletic Clubs
twelve defeated the Columbia University lacrosse
team at Bay Ridge yesterday. Il the first
game OF the season. and although the men on both
teams did some clever passing and foot work. u
was plain that neither team was up to the form
that NAV expected later IN the season. The old
time players on the Half Moon team, how ever.
came out best in what few scrimmages there We're.
and the result never in doubt after the first
half in which Simpson. the Crescents' inside home
man made three goals. while the collegilns failed
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND NOTES.
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Atlantic City. April 6.-The three Maxwell cars
which left Trenton 1925 o'clock this morning
for Atlantic City the comparative fuel test run
reached here at ?. all three cars having a
most excellent performance 20 their credit. To-
DAYS run was logical sequence TO the test made
by three cars OF similar model last January be
tween New York and Boston. The run in
charge of n. A Grant. OF TarrytowH y. Y. In
to-days event Mr.. Grant drove the alcohol car,
that driven by gasolene being in charge OF Harry
Caywood and the third by Charles Fleming.
The run from Trenton to Philadelphia was with
out incident. After hours delay for luncheon
the party pushed TO Atlantic City, taking the
party were Stanley Beach, Of The Scientific
observers.
Georges Dupuy. manager OF the American Gold
Cup Tour. has received Information from his Paris
agent. John c. Hoveman, that the Mitchell Motor
Car Company has entered a IN the tour. to
start from HaVre. Mr.. SaueTbach manager Of
the Parts branch OF the Mitchell Motor Car Com
pany. has been DESTROYS all along that there be q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

tim To Is the matter OF prompt deliveries w ~
three years ago II was imposslole 20 e. ttTS5t
car Of the first quality such as the Flat, MIIOClS
waiting two or three months for H. 1O-uay, eS
FAR as the Hol-Tan company Is concerned speSlal
EFFORT is made keep far enough aneao OF osS S
so that AT all times they will have at theaI SHOW
1Oor1s a good selection Of Fiat cars OF dineTent
borsepower. with bodies representing the 1esI tueaS
~ tie leading European and American Dul4defs
v,,.v,,, Fariscoe chairman OF the committee OF
r,.raeemen. OF the American Motor Car Manu-
focturers' Association. has gone 10 California lot
a rest He sailed last Thursday on the steamer
p,roteus for New Orleans and from there viii go
to los Angeles, afterWaTd visiting san Fr7nC5Isco
Portland Seattle and Salt Lake city. MIS- SriscOs
accompanied him.
-ba interest taken by the King OF England In all
branehes OF antomObiling Is well known In the
matter of tires for his cars it is learned that
aTfer trial Of all the principal makes. his majesty
has ordered "Continentals' as the regular equip
ment
II H Westinghouse. who Is a recent buyer OF
welch touring car. says. in speaking OF his pur-
chase that the engine construction and the trans
mission system stand out strongly. and give TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
BAVIER WINS 4 LEG.
Breaks FOrty-sir Targets in Shoot
for Il pril Cup.

The New York Athletic Club marksmen decided
several interesting events at Travers Island yes
terdav In the April Cup eight guns competed. and
the winner ives 2; Bavier. who returned card OF
as out OF a possible -. +. Schaeffier scored leg
on the Higgins Cup and IN the four club trophy
shoots decided the winners were +. Pelham, who
took TWO: L Grove and J. w Hubbard. Inc score
in the two cup shoots follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
ONE DAYS SHIPMENT OF THIRTY REQ TOURING CARS
R

being OF nickel chrome steel throughout One Of
the improvements IN the construction is that the
Oiling of the pump and other parts Is absolutely
automatic, only the engine requiring any attention
The cone clutch Is OF novel construction. being
adjusted that II is absolutely impossible for its
carbuTettOr is absolutely flexible and without limit
as to its ability TO supply the engine.
Recently a great number of automobile concerns
have been making speciality OF calling attention
20 some particular feature their cars. such as
a double carburettor. special kind OF clutch etc.
Asked what particular feature stood out on the
Royal Tourist. c. a Duerr. OF the company, said
that tho day for selling automobiles the strength
Of any point was past. with the Royal
he continued, I'VE do not make speciality OF any
one feature II the term specialist were TO be APP
plied to us in any sense, 1t might be far as IL
lakes in our entire chassis. There we have stuck
10 the same old fundamental principles laid down
years ago..
T. r. HolIander OF the Hol-Tan Company. IN
speaking OF the growing popularity Of the landau
let and limousine bodies. calls attention TO the
fact that all over Europe the closed and partly
closed car decidedly more popular than the
touring car. The fact that these cars are built
so that the windows can be dropped make Them in
nine cases out OF ten, far more comfortable and
satisfactory than the open ones. This Is especially
is SO pronounced. and during inclement and cold
Two years ago few closed bodies were used In
America. but the demand Is growing greater every
wear and has been very pronounced during the
present season. Another fact which ne calls attsn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

Miss Sutton; special matches. mixed doubles. April
2s-F1nals wOmens doubles April 21-Ais sc sutton sutton
doubles with Miss Sutton. May and 2-Miss SUIT
ton. WOmen's singles
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Betting.

s--OND hACb-THE WASHINGTON NURSERY. for
- ess 9ioE; $1,000 added; four and one-half fur
49, Oh course. Start good Won easily. Tine
o. winner. b. &. BY Fatherless-Aurine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
last week.

last week.
John L. Doison. OF the Dolson Automobile Com
pany' Charlotte. Mich. has been appointed a MEM
per OF the tours and race committee Of the Amer
ioan Motor Car Manufacturers Association for the
The demand for demonstrations OF Glide cars
has been so great that the George J. Scott Motor
show cars for that purpose
John Lurie. the proprietor OF tho Auto Supply
Company az No. 1913 10 1871 Broadway is prob
ably the best Judge OF automobile trade conditions
In the business to-day.
Despite the late opening OF the season. Mr.. Lurie
predicts a tremendous demand for motor supplies
with the advent OF warm and settled weather con-
dtttOns. To supply this demand he has assembled
the largest and most complete stock OF motor sup
plies ever brought together in this country
The 1901 catalogue Of the Auto supply Company ny
which will be ready for mailing in the near ru-
ture, Will DO the most complete compendium OF
motor supplies ever tssued, and ought 70 DO In the
hands OF every motorist in the country.
well known mOtorist relates the following:
Last fall purchased 45-hOTsepoweT Columbia
touring car and decided 20 conduct few expert
ments Pasted under the front seat or tne car was
a complete set OF Oiiing instructions, which any
with a little common sense could easlty COM
prehend. had idea that the instructions called
for too liberal cylinder allowance. and. tafnpeFed
with the mechanical dash lubFleator, much 20 my
subsequent sorrow and depletion OF purse. con-
Guided that the builders OF the car knew what they
were about when they compiled those Instructions.
nv advice 10 owners OF is 20 DO as little eN-
perimentins as possible. Let well enough aloneF'
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~, sAE-sollinS; for fhree-yeaF-Olts ana UPWARD,
49, aaase; one mile and one hundred yards, GA
.site. start good Won easily Time. Sa. VIM
49,. y n. by bslvidsTs-Iaey Hawkstons. Owner.
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-, Ela'4s-For maiden thFee-yesr-ods ana upward.
49, ~1oea aerea furlongE. Columbia Course start
~ Won easily Time 100. Winner. en-. e. by
Aloor-taoxane. owner hrs. n Holman
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cR !.I -. !. q. Is. coInMnLA L.NlvEnsLrr.

Time ~ halves 20 minutes. Re'rree-Robers J. Wal
Goals: Crescent simpson 90 Gadnev a., y. Kennel
3. ORouIAe %. ColGmbla-R eime- %
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"a fsAcE.-THE CHEVY CHASE Steep. F.
SSaSE or hunters five years old and upward: 500
49,. aoolt two and one-half miies STAR Ooo6
-, 80 CRYING Time. 5-59 F1nnsT, b IA. By Arding-
N-~sfry Antoinette. Owner. D. Kerr.
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fof fwo-yesr-olds: $500 added; four ana
- I@I longs. OLD course. start good Won driv-
80 llnle 9.ye@ Winner Oh. z. By Holstsin-Itil-
iiaA Owner. Columbia stable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
'PECIAL MATCH-CREsCENT ATHLETIC CLUB vs..
BOSTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
CRESNENT ATHI.ETIl. CIL-B-lN0 TARGETS
Referee-Jaek flaming.

MooNILGHT rs. sUNLGHT-sCRATCH MATCH.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

80 -seuing; FOR fouT-year-olds ana upward.
- soeee; apprentice riders; furonFs Colun-
- Oonfse. Start good W0h driving Time 2aR
. q eh- m b. BalsoWan-1diEs Lyman. owner.