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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Gor Der 4raiiheHten
luob( mltroc ocl1 Stritcru III Berth
Nntbop cine Grh0hlurg Der Sohlte AIR
$3.50 ucriprod,en mern lie onrdl tht.
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Gonltoblcr lmo oum utlf SrtpucH.
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pcrIpredIcn.
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Germiidltc Mnsciscn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Wit Ser Giureibuua Ser
G~oitunciitcr piertrr Nlaiic lit Den tla'
liii,irtcn Gicuit miro picl poLItlIt'cr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

@crr Great Der 3 d & f.
mciitcr scr 9utbeS Hegierlulg, mddt
in lcinenr SobreSberid,t oorniI olt'.
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Sic GriGGrunn bca eng
liId)cn Nrcnticr MiniitcrS gs1uith
oab Die britlid)c Nlotte llnt TO Hros
sent ltortrr 0chaItcn iuerben niiiiic,
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Mnnnld,oIts5obl. Ger .Moadcltcr
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Ghino beOontt it ) bel
Den &crcini9tcn Stuatelt iiir oel Gr-
lub Der II Milipncn Collars &nt.
idl0oi2unQ ol,a bent .@orer" Mi.
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flogte in 81. 2ouia Die &obnocieu.
ld)oit alti MISUNDERSTANDING. SoS
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Gic 0nhnptrmnltung nppclirtc al
Die b0bcre ,SllItdrl5 init Der Neariiu.
olrlg. Dab oaa @nnoesQciet allcr.
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Cr0nltng 9cDaltcu merocn miiEtcr
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
Good Field Is Ready
for the Thornton
Thirteenth Running of Old Style
-Four Mile Race at Emery
pile This afternoon

fnis afternoon will bring the thir-
teenth running of the Thornton stakes.
which, until the establishment of the
Norfolk stakes at Arcadia the present
season, remained as the sole exemplar
on the American turf of the old time
style of four mile racing.
Named in honor of Colonel Harry I.
1nornton, predecessor Of Thomas H
Williams in the presidency of the Cali
Iornla jockey club, it was first run in
1883 and fell to Wilbur Smiths sturdy
Slayer, Gilead, with Pat Dunne's Haw-
tnorne second Since then it has stood
hisn In the regard of San Francisco pa
irons or the turf. Very spectacular and
sensational have been some of the con-
tests for the Thornton In 1896 Star
huby won through mastery jockeyship
on the part of cool headed Willie Mar
TIN Gilead and Claudius raced out far
IN 'front.' Tor three and a quarter miles
White Star Ruby was actually more
tnan half mile behind for most of this
distance and galloping along so slowly
tnat he was fresh horse when he
reached the turn into the back stretch
in the fourth mile. Then Martin sent
him along three-quarters in 1:144 and
won by 20 lengths. The race in 1899.
when The Bachelor broke all existing
records for race at four miles, was
another memorable contest, David Ten
ny also running a great race and fore
ing the record breaking. Judge Denny
in 1888, Forte in 1900 and Locoehee in
1901 all ran grand races at the distance
Last years nose finish between Los
Angeleno and Mamie Algol. which
aroused so much enthusiasm that a re-
newal was provided that exactly dupli-
Gated the original contest and made a
~ ri e.
fresh in the memories of local race
goers. The field carded TO start this
afternoon insures well contested race
and compares favorably, as far as class
is. concerned. with previous runnings Of
the stake.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
Ready for The Polo
Tournament
Crack Players and Ponies TO En-.
ter the Contests Beginning
at Coronado Today
BY r. a. Srr1ytf1

CORONADO. March 13-Coronaao
has taken on the appearance OF a great
racing center within the last "a hours.
and hooded and blanketed ponies are 10
De seen ridden or led at exercise in
every direction. This IS the eve Of
the coast championship polo tourna-
ment in which the finest horsemen and
the fieetest. cleverest ponies in all the
west will take part
The players have been arriving all
day, and have been picturesque figures
in the hotel lobby in their top boots
and spotless riding breeches Many Of
them went out to the grounds OF the
Coronado country club to look over
their ponies and put them through their
PAGES on the practice field. The tourna-
ment field on which all the games will
be played is pronounced in superb con-
dition by the experts. and this insures
fast play
The powerful team OF the Burlin
game country club which has won the
championship during the past two
years arrived today. Francis ]. Caro-
Ian and John Lawson came through by
train R. M. Tobfn and Walter S. Ho-
bart had their automobiles sent by
express to Los Angeles and motored
over In the party was Thomas A de
DriscoH and Miss Sears. an eastern
visitor and sister to the American ten
MS champion II was thought the Bur-
hngame players would be handicapped
in the condition of their ponies, but
the fears in this respect are unfounded.
as the ponies appear at their best In
the aggregate they are much more
classy than the southern California
ponies. as the majority OF them are
full thoroughbred
1t is generally conceded that the
Burlingame team will win the artistic
John d. Spreckels challenge cup for
the third time this year, and thus make
it their property.
Play for the cup viii commence to-
morrow afternoon before what promises
TO be both large and an interesting
crowd of spectators The tournament
will be opened by the first team of-Ios
Angeles and the first team of River
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

: The players win line up as fol-

side The players win lire up as fol-
lows
Riverside-Frftz Nave. NJ Redmavne
Frank Hudson and J. B. Jenkfnson-
Los Angeles-Harry Weiss. Tom
Weiss. B y. Smith Jr. and Harry Mess
more
There will be no game sunday hut
the play viii be continued Monday. or
almost equal interest with the poIo ia
the race for the A B. Spreckels chal-
ienge cup over a distance OF a mile
ana quarter This was won for the
Hrst time by Dr. e J. Boeseke's xray
pony Blue Knot Last year ft was
won by the pony Joe Ross. carrying
the copper colors OF Charles ". Clark.
Born ponies are at the track and will
Try. 70 repeat their winning perform
ances- There will be Competition in
this event. as Hewlett viii start I'm
Joe, winner OF races at Eneryvilie and
santa Anita park in good company. He
was purchased several months ago by
r l. Carman, the New York turfrnan.
who intended his son to ride him in
the cup race. In the meantime the son
was stricken with appendicitis and win
De unable TO appear at the meeting
The pony has been given a special
preparation for this race. and with a
good rider up it will be hard TO beat.
All the riders will be amateurs An
other pony named Matte Bumppo. will
sport the colcrs OF G. L Waring This
pony also received his preparation AT
Santa Anita park
Clark has entered Bas B1ancs and
Ethel @ in addition TO Joe Ross The
former is looking big and strong, and
may be the surprise OF the race. The
weeks program calls for two days
racing and there are enough ponies
here to supply sensational sport
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
Burns Injured Eye
Doesn't Stop Fight
Dublin Promoters Refuse 10 Post
pone the american Battle
With Jem Roche

LONDON. March 13.-The fight be-
tween Tommy Burns, the American
heavy weight fighter, and Jem Roche
of Dublin will take place at Dublin
March II, unless Burns injured eye be-
comes so bad that it would prove
serious handicap. Burns wrote TO the
Dublin promoters OF the fight. asking
them if they would consider a post
pouement on account of his injury
They have made no reply. but in IN
terviews they have declared themselves
much against change OF date, saying
that the house had been sold out and
that there would be difficulty In get
ting together at another time such
big crowd of spectators
The fight therefore. Will take place
as scheduled, unless Burns eye grows
worse. The injury was at first con-
sfdered slight, but II grew more ser1-
Gus. and the eye was completely closed
for 70 hours. 1t is decidedly better
tonight. and Burns says he is prepared
to go into the ring with Roche, as
otherwise he is in the best of con-
dition.
The National sporting club has re-
ceived letter from the manager of
lack Johnson, the American negro
tighter. asking whether the club would
arrange fight between Johnson and
Burns on the terms recently offered
by Kelly. and declaring that the Ma
tional Sporting club is the only place
in England where Johnson will fight
The secretary of the club replied that
the organization was unable to ofrer
such liberal terms as had been given
by Kelly. which included $4,000 for
Johnson. win lose or draw
Burns now says that he is willing
70 wait until he returns TO the United
states to meet Johnson. believing that
some western club. after his success
in England. will offer large purse
for such a contest
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
Yesterdays WINNERS
Workouts

Sugarmaid and Lord Nelson-Three-
quarters IN lilo
Lucrece-One and an eighth miles in
l.57
Nigrette- quarters in 1861.
Confessor- Three -eighths in 80.
gert-Five-eigh IN l:0lLl.
Alsatan-Haif in 40
Judge Nelson and Gargantua-Half
IN 40
Maia-Three-quarters in lilo.
Morea-Half in :501z.
Huachuca- a-Three-quarters in 1:17
Goldena - Three-quarters in 1:lS;
breezing.
MendOn-One and a quarter miles,
slow.
Mike Jordan-Three-eighths in 80.
Fireban and Silver Stocking Quarter
in :23H.
Belle of Iroquois -Three-eighths in
Kogo-One and quarter miles, slow.
Captain Burnett-Half in 40
Cloyne-Five-eighths in l l.02
A. B. Cook-Five-eighths in LOO;
Sanpiper r-Three-quarter in lilo
Ralph Young in :54lz.
Gemmell-Half in 81
Grasscutter-Three-eighth in :371s.
Prince Brutus-Five-eighths in l:02l.
Libervale-Mile in las; breezing.
Corrigan and The MIghty-Three-
quarters IN 1:lo; breezing.
Gatherings and Roulon - Three
eighths in 800
Ovelando-Five-eighths in Los.
Balmoral-T Three-eighths IN Al; breez-
ing
Ray Bennett and Funnyside-Half in
Arcourt-Half in So.
Johnny Lyons = Three eighths in
Confederate-One and an eighth miles
IN l.5S
Herodotus Half in :51H.
Ed Lilburn-Five-eighths in .04Iz.
observation-disclosures in 1857.
Miss May Bowdish-T e-quarters in
l:l71z.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
P9RzTl55 PLooD

Bad blood Of
vital fluid
poisons disease in form Eczema
bolls Fpes
which is far deeean blood and until
corrected and the blood purified distressing and
VIII remain Rheumatism CatarTh Sores and Ulcers Sofua
ua and will continue unless the poison
tse perfect remedy down into the circulation and
Nothing
S. purifes properties
blood
highest appetizer
blood and medical desired
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA CA
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
FOR INTERcLAss FIELD MEET

BERKELEY. March 13.-The inter-
class field and track meet OF the Uni
versity OF California. the biggest event
for track athletes OF the university for
the season. will be held on the oval to-
morrow afternoon More than $50 men
have signed up to enter the varieus
events for their classes The form OF
the athletes in these races win largely
determine the team which will be
picked to represent the blue and gold
against the cardinal this year on track
and field
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
Gossip OF the Track

E = Ramsey VII race ar Denver the coming
sumner. instead ~ following his custom Or
osmpsigning stable a. Seattle De VII take
cl-y four horses-frasscutter. Marrilinas, Mabel
Holsnder and one other - Be decided upon
ister-to Denver with him and VIII dispose q
re balance u TIE string Hhie5 he mas been
be plans sn extended trip 70 his old home IN
0Elshoms before returning here for next falls
caupalEn-
q. y. Scott. who sold Big Bow 10 T. H WI
-aus tor the Thornton VII devote the 5000
witch he received fer the horse tegether with
the proceeds of the purses which Big Bow has
Won IL California this season. 70 the purchase 0f
q farm q Texas On which 70 spend the remaining
game on and On ever since TIE days when tie
sport fourished 81 the Bay District track. but
shis is his 1rst season here II many years
Trainer Corineton OF the sobra Vista stable
has strengthened his string b. the addition o1
two promising , year oids from the Boots es-
VII hardly he in co8dlrion 10 start before the
lose u the EmerEFille season, bur VII De
ing are. Defecror. bay colt, by St. symphorien-
stealtl. Provedore- brown colt, by ST. Syn
pborien Lucia de Lsnmsnore
Next weeks features AZ EmsryvuIe include
Tassaay-st. Patriek's nsndiesp. $500. one
aiednesdsy-Maarose handicap, $500. SIX fur
Tlarsasy -Benicia handicap. $500. mile ana a
- sstSrdsy-Bsn stake. 5000 added. for yes-
ol5s four and a bali fUrlengs. cup renewal
handicap. s. oeo. two and quarter miles So
mona handicap. $500. one and sixteenth miles;
Toiesas handicap. $500, six turiongs
Bsunock Bob. On Parole and ST Avon. the
frsr three winners. were sll number II the
program and several hunch players VINO some
What fancied the chances Of all three pressed
their bets after Banncck Bob the first
race. joe Rose was one q those who prodted
tsntsoueiv br the victories 0f the three lis,
end he also wen chunk Taunt. but Preens
failure - run up 70 expects tions took away the
cream - tis profits. Barney Schrefber. owner
Of Preen wss disEusted with the way in which
is horse rsn a. lie favored the Atheling-P
Now eeldine in biz books and bet on him BE-
SIDES.
Tockev walter Miller. vho made his reappezr-
suee In tie saddle after 4 lsyon of couple Of
cavs following his fall from Smiley Corbert.
He finished third with Homero and Rather Royal
ana vas oct q the money with Who. Dorado and
Altsd3ce The last named was fsvorfte and
Mlller was good rs left AZ the pest wlfh
r. Miller departed for Arcadia last night 70
ride , rear cid for T. J. Baldwin IN the
stake feature u today's card az the southern
track.
Ray Carlo scted very ssraeely 81 the post
ard btt Jockey Gilbert 50 severely Oh the arm
thar = Hss thought wise 70 cancel bis engage
ment % ride Preen in the succeeding race. The
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
cHEss MATCH BY CABLE

NEW YORK. March 1S.-An interna-
tionaI chess match by cable between
teams of 10 men representing the
United states and Great Britain was
begun today at the Brooklyn chess
club and in London The Sir George
Newnes trophy is the prize for the con-
test
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

skin on the boys forearm was broken but no
serious results are apprehended
Colonel ". E. Applegate eashed in a hand
some rtcket on Brooklesf. whose odds SCARED
q ridiculous hgure n view Of his previous
clever races Brookleaf continues 10 show in
proVement With every start and evidently is
capable of beating better horses than he has
heretofore been p.tted against
sfeeIiek. who has the two California derbies TO
his credit and who was shipped 10 New Or
IS bred 70 60 q route He is by Planudes, one
Of the best ST Simon stations n this country.
out OF llihya. = daughter OF Tamnsny and
ners Hermit. Bend or and shotoTer. Meelick
VII c2rry l22 pounds ia the race today. The
winner IS guaranteed $1,000.
Jockey ssndy's engagement TO ride Lee Rose
in tpdsy's yesr old stake at Arcadia was can
celed hv wire yesterday and the boy did not
make bis proposed trip 70 the southern track
Treasure Seeker came ont Of the Monterey
selling stake il such bad shape that he VIII be
turned cut at once.
The R. F. carmsn sale Of horses in the pad
dock at Arcadia recently resulted as follows
Martha Jane ?. L. Boruf, $500: Elizabeth. F,
F. T. Boruf, $3.50: Jane Swift, r. L. Thomas
s.. 400: Golden Shore. O. &. Ware. $3.50; Lack
Tin $2Z5; Inspector Bird, W F. Rapp. 500;
Henry Of shennamere. ". Gabriel $3.50; Pan
Ptarmisan. I. F. Roussy. $50; Lady Chiswell
" D. MiIlard, S6T5; Merrill ". D. NiIlard,
$50; Don Lee. Il B. Kay. S2o5. Sir Russell.
J. R. Walker $500; High ormonde. |. h. Mil
ier; $500: Likely Dieudonne MeDewell lib Brothers.
syreene, G. Durker. $50
T. H Stevens viii turn ont his horses this
summer and make trip 10 bis home IN Ken
tucky for the first time in several years. He
VII return here in the fan with several horses
TO strengthen his stable:
J. B. smith is the latest addition to the
schooling list at EHeryTilie-
stake blanks for the Family club and olympic
club handiczps were distributed at Emeryville
yesterday.
TIE standing OF the leading winning owners
at New Orleans this winter is now follows:
l. A Celia S2i .sz4; B. Schreiber. SO. S45; Bur
lew 4 O'Neill, Sis.I5e: P. Dune, si4, o3s; ".
n. Fizer & Co. s13.e5l; e. Corrigan. $13. 490;
c. Ellison, si2,l l5l-
Doniuick o,MaIIey's Gold Rose foaied bay
hlly BY Wsdswerth at 7. II. Stevens Walnut
displayed such an aversion FOR the fosl that II
was given 70 Nellie Cromwell daughter Of
Wsdsworfh. whose foai by Governor Foraker
had died the day before
Tommy Burns VIII ride at Io2 pounds this
year.
vnie shaw is 70 ride at Benning for the
stable Thomas AIccreery Is training for Dr.
Thomas Cassidy and others
Artful is to be bred TO Adam.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
WINS FLORIDA ROAD RACE

MIAMI. Fla. March 13--Dr- William
Steinson finished the Florida road race
today at noon Central timel. fuIlx rs
miles in advance OF his nearest com
petttor. His Official running time Tor
the al miles was 81 hours 10 minutes
his actual running time being seven
hours shorter He drove 120 horse
power car and carried three persons.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
coED TEAMS TO Rattle

BERKELEY, March I3.-The basket
hall team OF the goods of the Uni
versftv OF California will journey to
Palo Alto tomorrow morning TO play
the second of a series Of games be-
tween the two universities. Last week
the women Of the University of Cali
fornia decisively defeated the Stanford
team % 10 8
The lfneup of the California team is:
Forwards. MaybelIe Brown, Christin
Krvsto and Wilde Knedricks; guards,
Helen Pinkham. Marguerite Grifnths
ana Adele Brown. centers Maude
cleveland. Winifred Hunt and Alice
Jones tcaptain)-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
COMES To wREsTLE WITH GoTcH

NEW YORK, March 13.-George
Hackensehmidt arrived here from Eu-
rope today on the steamer Lusitania-
He comes here TO prepare for the
championship wrestling contest with
Frank Gotch in Chicago April 5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

Governor Folk OF Missouri is out
with a reply TO the refutation of Bar
nev Schreiber and Joseph ". Murphy
of his claim that antiracing legislation
had not interfered with the breeding
interests OF Missouri. Folk says that
il il can be shown thas poolrooms are
running in Kansas City and St Louis,
as the racetrack advocates allege, he
will dismiss the police commissioners
of those cities
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

LIBERAL advances on diamonds and 5eEelry
BALDWIN JeBelry Co., 1z51 Van Ness av.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
Book Makers Are Hit Hard in
Three Races at Santa Anit0,
TOIent Not Meeting q HOOdOO
The Calls Handicap Forecast
BY j. r. Jeffery
overweight.

Ratings for fast track Deduct point for each
overweight.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14

skin on the boys forearm was broken. but no
serious results are apprehended-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-14
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