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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
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Miliuu.

q @6cnt, &p., %. 9lpri(. - 9nS sic
9epobncr ocS biciiDcn StGptdenS
bette firth crlpadtelL fotbeu tic ocn
Goupcrnellr Miuinn bon Gentltdp
Dor Dem Toltamt lin Gfiigie" olrige,
bdr0t. sllf ser 9rlft oer oltsgeitopi.
ten bolnlelnocn Sigur mar ein Elo.
fat nit iol0en0cr &nid)riit bcfeltigt:
,8ils Miaion, iuionlcr 8ouperneur
bon aentldp, Sreu1o Der Imerifani.
ld)en Sabotsz rs ompngnic, ilno Der
8oltperneltr, ipeld)er idulobcloocne.
bIutgiarige Mclldclmoroer b%egilobiot.
Bill @ocbcl lit tobt, oQcin ieillr
6reunoe nod nidt. 2oBt Soplor nltr
5llriIdfon,mcn itno mir mcrocn ibn
6%ciorgen."
Der Strobntonr rpllroe crit nm 10
ller IornittogS bcrobgeid)nittcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29

Sen fam. Sn SrieoridSboien miro
u%uolisgcieBt o1 Der Gerbaiierlutg uolt
Motoren, BropeQern uno Ser Gornt
ser 6ubr5euge Qcorbeitet, I'M iort-
idrcitcu0 8pJlfonmIcnere9 lciIten 3u
f0nncu.
&mtaridtc i'm Guell per
mun0et.
&out Meloung aus jrouitoot bat
i'm @oloe BEL Stortneit, ser I'M
&rciie Siliu oc3 prcubiidan Hegic.
r~rmg9be5irt3 Eoien 0clcQencn tIcincn
StaOt, Elm GiitolenOlcll ~itattgeIllns
ocn. Gle Gombattontcu maren Cher.
lieutenant &arl b. IrotDo pont 56,
-Ncgiment in 2iiio mo
Der 0ortigc Nmtsrihtcr Milignann.
2cbtcrer trlt1 cine ifrper1 &cruun-
Dung i'm llrtterleib Oooon. llC6cr ben
NnlaB De9 3lpcifumpicS lit nid)t9 BE-
follnt 9clUor0cn.
W II t D2 Q D.
Iie iterblide SiiQe 0eS in Weron
Sprol, oua Dem Seben geitie0enen
ebemoli9cn 9ircftor3 bcs N}ctropoli.
ton Gpcru @olIie, @einriN GonrieO,
miro noG Nem.Yorf bef6rOert lucrs
Den, Inn BORT jlIr lCbten Nltbc beltat-
ret 5lt lncroen. Ser 3eitpunft, mann
Scr transport cripIQcn miro, lit nod
lid)t 0enot beitinm1t.
Ser transport Der &eid)c miro ilbtr
Sremerbaucn BON Stnttcu 0cbcn.
Gle 9lcr5tc boben Sdla0iInB ol9 90
Oc2lrind)c onaC9cbcn. 0crr Gonrieo
crlonQtc oo9 &%cpuBticiu Dor Dem 30
oc nidt micOcr mo id)lrmrmertc frie0-
Iidl ms &cnicita Giniiber, umgeben
Don Den MitqlicOcrn icincr Nunlilic.
Sic &citC mlIr0e geItcrn 9(bcnO chit
boliamirt. @cjiiNliH 0ca leitoment$
lit bier nidt2 bctnnnt 1egcbcn nor
0cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
Spfcrtc iids fir ocn Srnocr.

@~uffnln, N.-D. IS. April. -
Sn Dem @obnbullic Der 6omilic
Stciiler 81 9loiaocQ, eillcm Sorie
iieben Wcilen wcItlid) Don bier, brad,
rib Worgens tScltrr nlts. Nac Saus.
bemobncr erreidtcil hna Sreie, bis
olti 6cn f~t-iGbri9en Gnrl Stciiler,
Der nit cillen %acbrod)ellei Seit Bar
nlcocr lag. Seine t~G.iGbrigc Shmc.
tier @clen elite tobeSmlltbig in bos
b%rennenoc Sdlls 5uriid nit Dem Glti:
sd fommc, Garll" Sic febrtc nid]t
5nri!d. Gic bcrbei cilenbc Selcrpebr
rettcte Den &nobcn; bos MGod)cll
mllrbc lcbloS oif0eiumocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
Wid)acl Sun's Sclbitmpro.
Goa v@abcimnib Don @ilolu @ropc"
oui1ctlGrt. Selbitm0rocr mar
Ourd) &riitcn iiber io5ioliitii6e
Nroblemc iiber0eiNnoppt.

HhiloOcIpbio,F asa, 2S. 9(pril.
- oNaa Wor0Gebeimni6 Don Miuom
@rnue", nit meldcnl lid Trciie lrno
Ypli5ci lett 0tn lester ad)tlm6piCr5i1
Stlunorn in Der ciirigitcn @ciic be
ih0ftigt bntten lit gel0It. IS mar
nGn1Iih oar fcin Wtor0 lr10 olld tein
WcbelmniB, iolQcrn cin San bon Dor
beOud)tem Selbitmoro. otiicn &er-
iiber audi nod Die 3ijGiiht g~cbroi,d)t
hottc, icinc 2Iblid)t IN cincm @e0id)tC
funo 81 thm mo 0ielea @cOid)t IN
lclnc Nodtoldc III ltcdelL mn e@ Die
m%obQ0blidc Noli5ci obcr crit Bcltcrn
Nohmittoa foHo.
Nm Sonntng bate mon in cirlCnl
@Cbiilhc in Der NdGc neS idonen
@illom @ropc Yorf Die id)on itarf
in &erueuln9 ,ibcr9egongenc 2cihc
zines Nltt9ctleioetcn VtouncS 9cfltn,
Den. Iie bon Ocn 9th6roen por1cs
nonnlenc &iiitntion Der &eihc mllb.
cine lehr obcril0hlldlc Qeucien lcin,.
Iol1It bNttcn feline 5uti GAGE Ourilber
peQchen tGnncm bis mon IN Ben ID
ld)cn 0ca Io0tCn clnCn Nrief oGCr rid
tiger gciu1t, Gin 8cOift fonO. nlla
lrcld)tn bcrporNinM 0ob Der Mu,m
Elm Scitrcidcr Numena WitdjocI Sim
mar, Der lid nlS nWt0rturcr Der Mnbrs
belt" mltrr5eifnetc. Gem Sd)rcibcn,
lpcldJca tinen N~chilGCtcn, obcr blrd)
@riiten iiber io5ioIiitiidlc Eroblenle
geiitcs5crrilttctcn Niclid)cn crfrnner
lGBt, nor Die Photographic oca
Sd)reibcrS bcigefiAt. &lu bottc IN
Dem @cOidte Sen @ltnif olls0cipros
den, an Der Stclc b~eQroben 81 mcr.
ocit, an melder mnn icine Seid)e oc-
%Iunbcn: lii Dem Srieoen mo Der
Gininmtcit".
Gas Sdrciben mar bonn ~. Sc.
brltor bntirt nllo iCitocnu mar ser
Mann oltd) oltS icincr @oGnulN an
Der 10. u1o EnrriobsStr pcrmibt
morben. Gr bate onnlnla id)on cine
Noti5 jnriidgclolient in mclder CT CT.
flGrte, ooB er lid 0oa @ebcn nebmlen
merhc. Gem 3uiton0c Ger Seihc not
5il nrtbeilcL mus CT leiu &orboben
olld) balo Oornti nl@Qciiibrt boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
%ci elmer Yntufagrt pcrnngliift.

GbicoRo, IS. 9Ipril. Nobc
GIlnburit, 81, rollntc cin GorItnot.
3llg Der uGbicaAo ulb Nortbueitcrn
Sabn" Elm %HIltontobiI olL in accident
lid flint &urileutc aus nobe gclegc.
men Srtcn ais NnIoiien bciQnoeu rul0
5ertriimmcrtc baiicIbc. u. &. Gemc
pon Epntioc, &u., iono lciucn ollgens
bIidlifen lpo, sic bier mtoercn ,;rl.
ioiien crIittcn id)mcrc @c%rletungcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
@agniinniser Sranoitifter cntiprnn-
9cit.

Gbtcngo, 2Sc. Npril. = NtS Dem
SrrethauIc III GlGin, Sis, lit Nn-
Orelu Sanion cntiprlngerl, Der nid)t
mcniacr ais 100 @ranoltiitungell Der
iibt bnben ioG. Scin @obniinm bate
Die Torm bon Epronlanie. Gr ioll
bier inn Somnler 1901 oQeil inner.
bulb orei Sogcn o6t5ebn @ebGuoc in
Yratlo geItedt nnb 0nourd eine!1
Shoocn BON $4,000 perltrioht la.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29

@eriteden. @~leid5eitiq ober crflGrtc
cr, oaB Die administration nit benz
photographer cinperitonben lei urlo
equator Hoot nItd)."
Die 0cpIonte Sterilization ioQ lid;
MN aud oltf eill5ctIe 9lrtife( oer1frei.
lite eritrcdclL, luie NlOrid loot, Dor.
ncbmIi6 50. &offee mo Sbec. Iu3
gcibiebt, mic er bemcrttc, IN, @roii,
lien nit cincnl angeorohtcn Goffces
3oll Don fiInf Gents utp ben Orient
nit eincm nnGeorobten S6ee- 3oQ o
5cblt Gents jlr HcciprocitGt 3l 3lpins
gen. Nruiilict 10 meintc or, mcrbe
lid icDr rpenig aus elmer nIlgcmcinen
Surif Grb0butg Don % &ro,cnt
mnGCL nber iiini Gcnts oltf aoiiec
uiirben icbr n%longclcbm ouifoQr1.
Sn dbnIiher 8ciic Ioaen China uno
&npon nit Dem Sbee = 3oQ gefibclt
iperocn, pclllt lie nid)t bic crforoerIi,
de FcciprocitGt ouitiiden.
TiirSoft' Is Geiiebcqucms
i'd fcit.
GcprGicntdnt Somnep Goriiber oeS
Solta = Gomlte'5 fiir 8eriuiQialungen,
bate cine gcipredung nit Yr6iioent
Gait 6e5iiqli0 ser Sour burh Ocn
@citer, mclde Oieier int SpGtioms
mer SIT unterne6nen 0eoenft unb allf
pclder CT olld) NloSto 81 bciltdcn be-
ubiid)tigt. Saluncp nobm 8clegens
belt, 5lt crtlGren, or oeoenfc eine9iu,
moollrd $4,000 fir MeiiefoIten ocs
Nr0ii0entcn iiir ooa fonmcnoe Sis
toliobr bcmiliat mcrocu, inn &nuic
cin5urcid)clr, mo fitgtc binju, cS CT
unluabr, ooB CT gcgcll cine oerortige
&ermiQi9ung. ici. Gr bcjlpeiflc nidt,
ooB cine 0ernrtiGe Gill I'M Sorie oiti
mcniN NibcritnnO itoBcn iucrOe. Snt
Scnnt iilO mcbrcre Bills iiir cine
8Gpiuigmn1 pOn $4,000 fiir bielelt
3luct bereita cingebrud)t moroen mo
all Der Nmlnbme Der cincn oocr Ser
nnorrcu oieicr Bills I'M Scnut miro
nid)t gc5luciiclt.
Slibu It or expedition
pcrcitclt.
GopitGlt Ecnion bonn omerifont'
Ihcn~ Stronger nNlbunp", mclder &c.
%9ernuGrtiA III ben centralnmcrifoni,
idCn 0cWGIicrn meiIt, nm Die borti.
gen Grci0niiic 5lt beobuhten, bot por
allr5cn cine 6libuiticr = Grpcbition
perbinOert, al oercn Spibc Der 9lmc,
ritoncr &obn OfoilIont itonb II. mel
die i'm @cgriifC ipur, bon Nicorogln
nndl Suluobor ollS5ulultien. 9ic Gr.
petition iolltc utter Dem Sdytbe Der
Nnd)t nbgebclL obcr Gopitdn Ncltion
orobtc 81 fellern, falls jie in'S @erf
NcICtt milr0c.
Con irrDirnuN Scr @oiicr.
frGftc.
Tin 5l bcrbinoerlL 0ob Spcfliinn.
ten bic Gontrolc iiber Die @oiiertr1itt
IN ibrc @Gll0c brin0clL mics Der &c.
frct0r Ocs &rncrn Den 0ireftor Der
Qeologiidcn &ermeiiiulg oil, llntcrilr.
dulgcn iibcr lol6e nntiirlidcnMiiIfS.
Q"llclcn mi 0ffcntlid)cn 9eiiB olBer=
bolb Scr notionolcn Toritreierpotio.
men on5nlteQcL peld)e nid)t ifor iilr
9ericIclltn0sunlogcn in Nnlprud) &c
nnlnrlcn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29
MiQiom @ron 0nnlrlcs. hiihc.

@iainm @rop Snolplc3. hriiGer
ais 2eytiIfobrifont in philadelphia
tDoti8. beginN gcitern in icincr @ob.
niln9 81 Hiblep Eort, IA, Selbit.
moro onrd) @ridieBen. a0rperiidc
2eioen loIlcn i'm IN Den Tob getrie.
ben bo6cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-29

observation-disclosures MtlWej, Oct HC7
lUll'c belllQe S6rl'ten ncrllt6tet BAT,
DER GlJellDllnt I'M SSloerlprlldl III
oell Sperlol-@eleGe' pel1la0loQHll
pot' Der olird) ~9norolllll10 Der Grllor=
Dung lllo elAtertcrllll0 oo'l %erpolll'-
zen oDhe Jtedi1crtl9llll8 inter oel
SpSflol-0elCGel 0ralllollltcitell Der
liot pot, Der Die oI1elltIldcll VeIoer
uerIUloenoe1 poL Ger oeIl lloW oVli
S0Sr'ot 0clcllJ'Icll N30lcrlII9>elo
orrlePt pof, lnoelll CT olIr~ VeIo ''lIo
OcIWclte %llt1oef9IeBelN I'LL Solloe
lIIlo VArHeIitleHe UlIaSfI'IVl puI, HiIo
DER nla)t Ioll0eF III ocl FrooI'l}ell o'''
erto'lnl 'o'tO 9ll1 o''IV ooH' Fu',
t"li'cnl 9g'letticll "roa'n ~oiil'ooFleI
oc' SWt'' III @''o'''' = 'o'b CD.
p0lll'I' optt ''ll'9'o!lt Io'Iocl''
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fret bcs Sheif.u(.Gs(om ouinrfihr.
fen Nnihtlbio,uocn in SoInnibi mr.
Elm Mrriht oriteGt mrrhru mirh No.
IiD Ncn iiiotc bin,l. Sic g}crb3n.
o,no 6rs 5~nhpsurthrils ;ibrr ncr Gr.
Su(tou If urmohrid,cinIih hoh mira
cr mohl mi qrhrra,p;t IN Mrinnocn.
idoit ocho(trn mpySrr 9hh,,I 60.
min mor in y0irflihfrit ;cit saffron
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inld,c ctroir mi,rne ih,, ,ich+ ,drnor
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v" w. 80
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nc N'9l'F''ll6 oer Ser. StootclI
'oIro lllWt lnll9e ll't ocr Hllertell-
lllll'8 ocr ll'it'll Nr9Ierl'll9 III Der
%l'rtel io0crlL 70 p0lo ne olltIId Don
Der ''cileil Srollllllg Der Nllae I'LL
&llolnolIlldell NelNe @l'llo9 erbuIt,
S'9 lSPl loNeli 'ic0 olc %lHloe@peonl
lell pejN9llo) DER Tll"tlll'f llbcr ole
llu) po~llj'eDtlloeh |elloerl''laell lcol0'
lla am Ole Stpl'd)ell Der Hlloc'lrielI
FrtUF 0''9r'o'e'r|f GA %ot1Uoflcr
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Iltll'lol0lll'9 DER NoDl ot3 llcl'cn
Sl''o''9 Sc'ir''9 oe9 liltfllUeh ol'H
lOaFl'8el' gll'l'" 'por1e1, enc CT oell
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''"' "'''''I'N' '''''I''" "a
ipo'Hi' lu'o 'VIll e5u'c'! "oS'''l''t'''
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riht in, nrorm,S rt;nnn 01,rcmtTrt
Bic fpcit It6rfitc T~lnttrnmod,t ncr
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"l(nter Dem o3luci W6dtc. 2 tni.
ooro," pic CT pon @rn. 43Qltjtb bar
NclcQt morOcn lit, lit bic omcriton;
'd)e 6lottc nitt inter oielcm @r.
'thapuntt jlt bctrod)tcll,"
Ger 0emobntc &ooou i'm
%cth@rotb.
Micn, 2S. Npril. - Gas N(bue.
or5nctcn6all~ bc@ Ncidsrot6S lit poi1
Ncncm in SiBunu octrctc,. ur0
glcih oic critcn Strn6cn ser Eoolluo
bobcn mic0cr 0cl ocmohntcn Madam
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-15

Joffries' manager then can come to an
agreement.
The New York Athletic club win
hold its annual indoor carnival at
Madison square Garden Tuesday.
Monday night Dorando Pietri. of
Italy. and Johnny Hayes, winner of
the London olympic Marathon Will
meet in Madison Square garden for
the third time IN a match to settle the
question OF Marathon supremacy
Edward Payson Weston viii ccle-
hratc his s~eventy-firsS birthday Mon
day afternoon by starting on q 4,2oo
mile walk from New York TO san
Francisco. lie hopes to reach the
Pacific coast within 100 days. He
win start from the general postoffice,
New York. at 4 o'clock.
Amateur ana professional billiards
win have an inning this week in New
York. The amateur three-eushion
players Of Chicago. Kansas city and
st. Louis viii play a series against
eastern experts on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. The games win be
at so points each.
George Slosson. professional Sill
halk line champion. viii defend his
title against George sutton next
Thursday in the Garden Concert hall.
in New york. The match viii be 100
points up.
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FIGHT FANS AWAIT
WORD FROM BIG
JIM JEFfR|ES

cvcry pugilistic enthusiast in the
world is waiting eagerly definite news
as to whether James j. Jeffries will
agree to meet Jack Johnson in a con
test for the heavyweight champion
ship of tho world. The recent arrival
in this country of Hugh d. Mcintosh,
of sydney. Australia, has added great
~ to the public interest in the possi-
bility of such a contest. but cor
siderable feeling has developed that
McIntosh's offer oc a purse for the
match on foreign son shouId not be
accepted, and that the question as to
the merits of the men should be de
cidcd in the United states. 1t Is
known that J~effrics is not inclined to
fight abroad and that lie decides to
re-entcr tho ring he probably would
favor the offer for a worlds cham
pionshin battle in Seattle. during the
exposition there, lie has taken up
road work in connection with tho light
indoor exercise he has been doing and
he viii continue his work the coming
week.
1t is 10 secret among friends of
Jeffries that he is anxious to fight
Johnson and has practically made up
his mind to do SO as soon as he feels
able to do himself Justice in the ring
Johnson, who has declared his will
%lingness to fight Jeffrios, Is expected
to be in the east within the next two
weeks, and it may be that he and
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Martin in the saddle was a slight ia
vorite at post time. Roy Shumway,
however, was M of the best backed
horses which started during the after
noon and the way he ran justified the
confidence that was placed in him.
DR.. Crook was quickest on his toes
when the barrier went up but Roy
hooked up with him early. raced him
down and from a hair length lead in
the stretch increased it to double the
distance before the finish. Dorothy
Ann and Bellflower had a tight fit
for third money and the former got 1t
on the hood.
The mile race at the end Of the
card was easy for sylvia L, who led
all the way. Lady Oakland was her
nearest contender until well into the
home stretch, whore Sir Walter Roll
Inns got the place by a neck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-15
BR0WNSWORS1EOBy
THE GRAYS
Fast Five Inning Game Results
in Victory For Lads From the
South End Score Five to
-Four,

The five-inning game played al
Traction park yesterday afternoon be-
fore the races started, proved TO be
the real thing in the national sport
fast and full of ginger throughout
Victory went to the Grays, by the
score Of five to four, although, the
Brownies played gilt-edged ball all the
time and gave their opponents a hard
battle.
Tho feature of the game was a
home run, made by Pettus' who
caught for the Browns, Pettus made
the score on a lone drive and was the
only hit made off Weeks, who pitched
foe the Grays. The Grays had Their
fun team out yesterday and showed
up in fine form. The Brownies had
a very strong lineup and If the game
had gone for four innings more, the
Grays might have been made to play
fast ball to beat them.
The Grays carried off the twenty
five dollar purse, which was put up
by the racing association for the WIN
ncr. The lineup of the gaine wa
as follows:
Grays Pena, catcher; Weeks,
pitcher: Perea, first base; Gonzales
base; Salazar, third base; Ala
rid. shortstop; Hidalgo, left field; De
Blassi, center field; Luna, right field.
Browns - Pettus, catcher; Alien
pitcher: Graham, first base; Cornish
second base Weaver, third base; Cor
han. shortstop; Devine. left field
Hale. center field; Chambers, right
field.
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BIG CROWD SEES
YESTERDAYS
RACES
New Equine Arrivals From Cali
fornia Much in Evidence on
Fast Program at Traction
Park Track,


Yesterdays race program Of the
Albuquerque Racing association at
Traction park drew a large crowd, the
weather being local, so the grand
stand was filled, the terrace in front
was crowded to capacity and ear
riages, automobiles and other vehicles
occupied space in the center field.
The events were all fast and watched
with close interest.
The horses which recently arrived
from California were very much in
evidence. Inspector Bird winning the
opening dash Of four furlongs. Frank
Clancy finished in front in the third
race in which the distance Vas a half
furlong farther. Both left no doubt
that they were the best for they led
from start to finish.
That Inspector Bird was we'll meant
and that his owners thought lie was
much the best there could be 10 doubt
as he was backed from 4 to l to 6-5.
He was off at the track when Starter
Stevens let loose the barrier and he
made every post the winning one.
Coming down the back stretch he had
the best of another California horse.
Buster Jones, but he eve faltered
and was never in trouble. Buster
Jones after a driving finish lasted
long enough to get the place but Bit
terman. Runsum and Barney STRAIT
ford were right on top of him and the
finish was so close that only the
Judges could separate them when the
line was crossed.
Hardyana was the choice in the
third race but he was slow to got GO
ing whom the barrier went up and
Frank Clancy. who broke in second
posion, rushed to the front and set
such a fast pace that the others could
not live up 10 ii. After rounding the
first turn She had a lead Of two
lengths but Jockey Wills was content
to keep the margin a length for the
balance OF the journey. Hardyana
~wig-wagged his way from last place
and came with a rush in the stretch
but the effort was a belated AZ and
the best he could do was to get the
place by a nose from Woodline.
Jockey Sullivan was engaged to ride
Tiflis il the second race but he was
indisposed and the judges excused
him from all his mounts for which he
had been engaged during the after
noon. l.. Smith vas substitute but
Kintuck with Small up passed him
out carly in the race and maintained
his lead to the end, where he was two
lengths to the good. Oroba gave TIT
lis a strong argument for the place
but could never get up and was beat
en- for the place.
Roy Shumway repeated his win OF
Friday in the fourth race although
many thought he would not last out
the six furlongs and DR. Crook with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-15
CYCLE RECORDS
BROKEN AT LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles. March 1f.-Several
worlds records for motor cycle racing
were broken today at the new saucer
track here. Racers were here from
New orleans, Atlanta, Chicago. Salt
Lake and New York.
In the five mile professional race
over a million and n quarter was cut
off the previous record by De Roster.
of New York, who made the distance
in 4.O9 20. The previous record was
5:25. He made the fastest mile ever
made on a motor cycle. the watch
getting him in the third mile in
AZ 2-5.
j. We Roster. Of New York, re-
duced the two mile record for 2:O5
to 1;40. +. Hueyck, Of Chicago. the
five mile amateur record from 5.3S
to 81 2-5; +. Lingonfelder. of Chi
cago. the three mile record from
3;0l 3-5 to 2;2S 20, and Z G.. Huelck,
of Chicago, the three mite record from
3:4s g. to 2:37 %.
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WILL FIGHT
ON HIS OWN TERMS

81 Paul March 1i-Jack Johnson,
the negro champion heavyweight of
the world. arrived here tonight from
Vancouver and shortly afterward left
for Cnicago. johnson said he had
heard nothing from Jeffries.
II will fight Jefrries,' said john
son. "if he makes the challenge, but
it viii be on my terms. I've fought
always with the other felov getting
tho best Of the terms. No more OF
that for me
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OF RAGING IN
NEW YORK HANGS
IN BALANCE
Followers of Turf Wait With
BreathIeSs interest An
nouncement OF Jockey CT
Plans For Year.


New York, March 1i.-Followers
Of the sport OF kings" and horse
mon throughout the United states are
awaiting with keen anticipation the
development Of the Jockey clubs plans
for horseracing on the Metropolitan
tracks this season.
A continuance of racing in New
York, in view OF the hard blow given
the game by the law prohibiting book
making. would exert a powerful In
nuonce toward the rehabilitation or
racing in other sections Of the coun~
try. where public betting in forbid
den.
Members of the Jockey club and
track owners it is understood have
decided that the sport may be sue
cessfully continued If conducted along
the lines that will not infringe on the
present statutes.