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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
WHOLE PROVINCE Thrown
INTO PANIC By TEMBbOt

Avellino tally. June An earth
quake. characterized by one severe
aud several minor Shocks which oc-
CURED shortly after o'clock TINS
morning. wrought great havoc through
out the province OF Avellino IN the
department of Campana, The entire
region. extending for . radius of flitN
miles was thrown into a panic.
While the city Of Avellino practi-
cally escaped damage, the town OF
Calitri some thrty-five miles distant.
suffered severely. Rports received
here indicate that half the buildings
IN Calitri have been wrecked. The
humber Of killed in that place is esti-
mated at from Twenty-Five to fifty
while scores have been seriously in
iured.
From many other towns come stor-
les of fallen homes, death and suffer
ing. Al Son Sele in the province Of
Ptenza six persons were killed and five
injured. The convicts in the prison
at Benevento became panic stricken
ana tried 10 force their WAY past the
guards but they were overpowered'
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen
Helena arrived here at 10 o clock tins
evening but remained ON the train
where They spent the night They VIII
proceed tomorrow morning To Calitn
and other stricken towns ana later
viii be Joined by the Duke of Aosta,
who IS now on his way here.
Tonight the people of Avellino. al
though somewhat reassured by the
fact that the shocks did not recur
through the dav. are remaining in the
open.
crowds are gathering in the squares
and the fields around the town, where
firse have been lighted, about which
are gathered pitiful groups wh" fear
TO return To- their homes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
FLOUR
BAD FOR DIGESTION

Kansas city. J6na 7.--Gluten from
unblcoched flour was assimilated
when placed on leaves OF the drosera
plant; gluten from bleached flour
killed IT, So testified Or. Hustave
Mann. professor of geology In the
Tulane university. New Orleans in the
''bleached flour case here today.
The drosera plant. explained the
professor. flourishes in tho south and
contains juices similar to those in the
human stomach.
Dr. Mann also said he experimental
mon animals with the two kinds OF
flour and found that the bleached pro-
duct did not digest as easily or as
thoroughly as the unbleached.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
CULEBRA GUT is
OELAY|NCB|G CANAL


san Antonio, Texas. June THAT
al is not well with the Panama
Canal that the Culebra cut Is giving
trouble and that the government may
have to face Il labor crisis before
long, is the news brought here by a
letter addressed to y. d. Dittmer of
this city The writer of the epistle
is employed i'm the office Of the treas
uler of the commission but to give
his name might have serious consc-
duences According TO the informant
the sides Of the Culebra cut are Civ
ing way Ia the tremendous pressure
eNerted upon them and several large
slides have already occurred. one of
them sent two million cubic Yards Of
rock and earth to thu bottom OF the
cut. Moreover, the Gamboa river has
broken through its dam above the cut
and is liable to caure great damage al
any moment. Locomotive drivers
and mechanics in general are begin
ming 10 grow dissatisfied and are
looking FOR greater inducements TO
remain 1t their posts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
LIGHT VOTE POLLED
IN PRIMARIES
IN IOWA
F armers Busy in Fields Decline
to Take Part in Battle Royal
Between Stand-PatS and In
SurgentS,
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NV Morning journal Special leased Wirel
Des AIones. June All hopes OF
making amy definite announcements
the republican nomination for COVER
nor was abandoned late tonight onl>
100 voting precincts out OF g.sop IN
the state having sent in returns. ON
the basis of returns received however.
Governor carroll has AN Indicated ma
jority of l0.vVe over Garst.
In the first and seventh constrs-
sionaI districts. the returns arc sutti-
cicntlv heavy appurently to give sound
basis to claims Of the nomination "t
ProutV. progressive over congress
man Hail ina the Seventh. ANA Com
gressman Kennedy, "stand-pat over
5. w. Brookhart in the first
While Congressman Smith sup
porters ina the ninth district insist thsi
his election is assured. progressive
leaders here assert that the returns
in Smith's territory are far too scaut
to Justify the claim that the progress
sive candidate. Attorney General B>-
ers. has been defeated.
The contest between H. NJ. To"ner
stand d-pat" and j ~. Darah, pro
gressive in the Eighth district II
o'c clock was in doubt.
Continued ON Page =, Column i)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
JAPANESE PROPOSE TO
DISCOVER SOUTH POLE

Victoria, b. c. june Japan is
an expedition under lieuten-
ant Shirgsc 10 leave this month IA the
hope OF anticipating the British eN-
pedition to the south pole, according
10 news brought by the Weir steamer
River clyde. watch reached port to-
day Some japanese professors are ~
accompany the expedition, which VIII
be restricted to japanese The dle'
has voted money for the enterprise
ana when the River CLYDE len the
lieutenant was It Sondal preparing iof
/ ne voyage to the antarctic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
SPIRITUAL AFFINITY
CORRESPONDENT IN SUIT

Minneapolis June 7.-Because he
has a spirit affinity with whom he
tlirts al ouportune times. it is al
legged. Richard Bowler of Minneapolis
is being sued for divorce i'm the Hen
uepin county district court by Maybelle
Bowler.
In her complaint. Mrs. Bowler al
leges that at The theater. neither
mirth nor music viii attract him from
his spiritual love. and in street cars
ne humiiates her greatly 10y flirting
with his goddess.
Both the Bowlers are spiritualists
and members OF the cult. say that TINS
is one Of the rare instances IN Whleh
a marriage "by suggestion has proved
unsta BILE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
POSTMASTERS
WIN SALARY
INCREASE
SIXTEEN NEW MEXICO
OFFICES ON LUCKY LIST
Business Suffers Slump and
Salaries Drop in AIamagordo
Nara Visa, PortaIes, San
MarciaI and Texico,
Morning Journal Bureau,
61a Munser Building,

Fhe postmaster general has just an
nounced that on tho first OF July six
teen New Mexico postoffiCes viii re-
ceiNe automatic Increases ia salaries.
AT tho same time. five postmasters'
salaries viii hc cut down. POstmas-
tors at the following cities viii re-
ceive increases as follows
Artesia. from Si.700 To $1,000.
Aztec from Si,I00 to $1,000
timurron, st.l00 TO $1,000
clayton. Sf600 to $l,T0O
Clovis 81 500 to $2.30n.
Dawson, S1,50g TO $500
FarminRton. Sl,300 to $L400
Gallup, $1,000 20 s1.700
isNs Cruces, s 900 to x9,t00
l.ordsburg, S11o0 to 1900
Magdalena, 81 00O to $1,t00.
Mesilla Park, $500 to $1,000
Roswell. $4,000 TO Se,700.
SILVER CITY Sa,l0O to $4,000.
Socorro, sl.40o TO $1,000
Taos, $1,000 20 Sl,to0
offices az which salaries viii be de-
creased are.
Alamogordo. $1,000 to $500
Nara Visa Sl.SN0 Il Sl,i00.
Pertales. ST 500 TO Si.10o
san Marcial, &i,i0o to $1,000.
Texico. st.500 10 s1.40O-
The office az Vaughn. which Is now
Ia the fourth class, will be elevated 60
the presidential class on the first Of
the month aud the salary OF the post
MASTER made 1900 year.
Tho salaries of sixteen postmasters
il Arizona viii also be raised as fol-
lows.
clifton. from ss,ooo 10 s2.iOo
Douglas 81 500 to $4,000
Flagstaff, SiS00 70 l.aAe.
Globe, $1,000 10 t2,7e0.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
INDIANS MUST PAY
TAXES IN OKLAHOMA

Guthrie Okla. june According
,o "a decision OF Judge Joel NJ. Sandlin
pf lhe superior court this afternoon.
sl original Ch.CkasaeN and Choctaw
allotteeS must nay taxes to the state
the same as ana other citizen. This
ruling viii affect approximately 5000
Indian lnnd owners and means the
valuation of ths tax levy made by the
state for 1905.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
OWEN MORAN WINS
NEWSPAPER DECISION

Los Angeles. june Owen Moran.
the English featherweight. gave
Frank Conley American bantam
weight champion. decisive beating
in their ten round contest tonight. The
bout went the limit and conlcy was
full ot fight az the finish. though he
was punished severely during the last
five rounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
Stockholders Hold Meeting.

kingsVillO. TCXas, June I.-wIh0
regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the st. Louis Brownsville
& Mexico railroad was held in the
office OF the company IN this city to-
dag
The directors elected the following
officers;
H. e. Yoakum, chairman executive
- l.. Winchell, presidents
c. Z. Rogers. general manager.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
D|Az RIVAL CAST
INTO PRISON
Man Who Dared Oppose Meyi-
can Dictator for Presidency
Now LanguiSheS in Dungeon
to Think it Over

New York. June 1.-On the strength
OF private advices received here to-
night from Monterey Mexico. the
Tribune win say tomorrow that Fran
cisco j. Madero, who has been run
ming against General Diaz for the
presidency of Mexico was secretly ar
rested on Monday night and is now in
prison The message received from
Mexico follows:
Last night with inconeeiNable arbi-
trariness they arrested Pancho on the
nreteXt that he aided in the flight OF
Estrada. a thing which is not SO. In
dienation is general We are all here.
There is no danger. He is calm.
Pancho is Nicaraguan name for
t'rancisoo. Estrada is lawyer VII"
won the enmity of Diaz by making
speeches in favor OF Madcro and He'd
Just as he was 20 be arrested on the
order Of Diaz
Presidential elections are to be held
in Mexico on June -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08

Bluerields, Nicaragua, June AT
the first shot against the American
flag OF an American vessel ! will level
the bluff.
This IS the reply made today bS
Commander Harold *. Sims com
manding the American gunboat Du-
buque to threat made by General
Rivias of the Mcdriz forces holding
Bmefelds bluff. to stop any vessel en-
tering the harbor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
HEAVY SHIPMENTS or
LIVESTOCK FROM MEXICO

El Paso Texas June During the
three months ended May 81. as given
out lbs the collector OF customs today.
there were 9e.7i3 head of livestock
imported into this country from Mex
ico through the border ports. the duty
an which amounted 10 $35O.o0O IN
round numbers. This is an extraor-
binary increase. ami is due 90 the
in northern Mexico of the
lick. --.--
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
AMERICANS DRIVE n
INTO EXILE BY
LAND LAWS
Senator Hepburn Declares the
Conservation Mania Respon-
Slble for Exodus to Canadian
Northwest.


""s Morning Journal Special leased Wirel
washington. Jane senator Hey
Urn OF Idaho charged In the senate
.9uas that the governments land
pohey has driven $4,000 American
Noileseekcrs TO Canada
~ ms statement was made during
-'syusslou of the administration bill
1-'iiorizlng the president To with
~" from settl ment lands owned by
'ne government.
l." response 40 Senator Gallinger' :
Inquiry. Mr. Hevhurn said there was
1oh public land i'm Idaho that could
settled under the homestead law.
LOT the restrictions imposed.
nj. 'eh&tors Borah and Carter attrib-
r,',.. the popularity OF the Canadian
'4'iic lands 10 the liberality of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
SALT LAKE ROAD TO
OPEN AFTER SIX
MONTH TIE UP
Line Washed Out by Floods
Last Christmas Again Ready
for Traffic. New Route Sur
yeyed,


Los Angeles, June 49, After recon
slruoting ninety miles of railroad tae
salt lake line Win nave completely re-
covered hy Frida, of this week from
onr of the most disastrous washouts
m the history of railroading,
The rebuilding OF tine track between
Rox station Nevada and lslen has
been virtually completed. The last
rails win bo laid by Friday night.
New surveys for a route along the
hilsides in the flood district are near
ing completion and work on the pro-
posed lines is to be begun soon. When
d is completed the present route VIII
be abandoned.
The salt Lake has announced tune
schedule for through trains, effective
Juno a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08

Dominion land laws, and Mr Carter
dcclered the homesteader was more
completely dscrcdited In the Cnitcd
States than in any other country with
in his knowledge.
Mr. Gallingcr said he would not
vote for any bill that would make It
more difficult Cor people to obtain
homes In the west.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
.nUWARD AHEAD IN
FLORIDA PRIMARIES

NJacksonvlle. Fla. June Returns
at $50 o'clock indicate that Broward
has gained in the democratic sena-
torial primary over Senator Tallia-
ferro. compared with the first pri
mary His followers claim victory by
900 The Talliafcrro faction also
claims victory
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
YUCATAh REVOL1 |
SERIOUS
Mexican Authorities Admit
Town Was Looted and Of
ficiaIS Slain by Wadike
Maya Indians,

iUr Morning Journal Special Lensed Wirel
Vera Cruz, Mex, June 7.--While
the Nucatan officials will give no in
formation regarding the uprising of
Maya Indians, they admit the town Of
Naliadolid had been sacked and many
government employees killed
The present outbreak is said to he
the most serious in the district in the
lasl tlitcen years. According to many
reports the insurgents did not stop at
Auiins government officials but
slaughtered the women and children OF
inc officials as well
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08

Si0uN T rs. s D. june l.-ketufns
received up - o'clock on today s
primaries give the follow
ing totals for governor. Egan. indie
pendent republican. 1854. Nessey.
nroaressive. 5.72s; Elrod. stalwart,
5.lcs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
Coal Mine in Flames.

SpfulsIltlu. III. Jhtt 81 q
O'Clock this "wednesday morning the
mine of the Capital company located
in the eastern part OF the city, was re-
garded as doomeo by fire which
started a few minutes before.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-08
Rcu SnAcs Griffin.

Albany, y. Y June l.- Bant Dor
sey of Albany won from Charley Grill
fin of Australia in ten fast rounds
here tonight The bell saved Griffin
in the second round.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
LOUISIANA GOVERNOR
IS ELECTED TO SENATE
late Samuel Douglas
McEnery.

BATON ROUGE, LA. July 5.-By
an overwhelming majority. Governor
Jared Young sanders. was today de-
clarcd the choice of both houses OF
the Louisiana general assembly for
the seat in the United States senate
left vacant by the recent death OF
Senator Samuel Douglas McEnery.
Sanders election 10 The senate has
heon ;oregone conclusion ever since
Snator McEnery died. Tomorrow both
houses OF the assembly will meet in
session and Sanders will hc formally
elected. He viii retain the governor
sfip until December, when lie will
icsign and go TO Washington.
Lieutenant Governor Lambremont
then becomes governor and Senator
Thomas e. Barrett, president protein
oi the senate, succeeds Lambremont.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
TAFT IN NO HURRY TO
FILL COURT VACANCIES
May be Fall Before Supreme
Bench Appointments are
Made.
(By Associated Press).

BEVERLY. MASS. july There
were no developments in Beverly to-
day concerning the Sdpleme roult va
cancies. Callers at the summer White
House found nothing in the Presl-
dents attitude To chang the state
ment Of yesterday that Governor
Hughes, OF New York, is just nov
filing Mr.. T-fts eye 10 the exclusion
OF everybody else.
The understanding also continues
that the President will do nothing
towards designating the successor TO
ca ef Justice Fuller until late IN the
fail A preparation to cali the senate
in extraordinary session to confirm
appointcts to the Supreme court
bench in advance OF the regular ses-
sion OF congress was sugGe ted TO-DAY
but met with no encouragement. the
bag trust cases. affecting the stand
ard Oh and American Tobacco COM
panies. are set for re-argrment in
November. The session OF congress
begins DeceInbeI fifth.
President Taft, in common Win
the remaining Justices oi the Supreme
Court, is anxious that the three I'M
p0rtant eases scheduled - reargu-
ment this fali-the Standard Oil. To-
bacco and corporation taN-shall be
heard by full bench. Consequently
it is not regarded as likely that he
will select any man against whom a
question might arse as 10 previous
participation in these cases.
Mr. Taft will take a full measure
of time to consider the situat on be
fore making up his mind as TO the
members of the court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
GENERAL CRUSADE Is
STARTED IN BOSTON
Secretary Of Christian Endeavor Be-
gins csmpag by Wiring Hoose-
ve.t Governor Hughes and Mayor
Gaynor TO Enlist in the cause--Wlii
Be Taken to All States in Union.
Csy Associated Press,

BOSTON, July 5.-Declaring that
independence day was dishonored py
a prize fight; that the moral sense OF
the nation was outraged. but that TINS
evil is nothing compared to the harm
which will he done by allowing chl'-
dren and women to view the seproduc-
ton of the Jeffr johnson hight oy
moving pictures. William ). Shaw
general secretary Of the United So
Getty OF Christian Endeavor, III
formal statement ton ght, announced
The beginning of campaign against
the exhibition Of the pictures.
kilograms. calling attention 20 the
race riots which followed in the wake
of the fight, were dispatched tonight
TO former President Theodore Roose-
Welt, Governor Charles +. Hughes ana
Mayor W. J. Gaynor OF New YORK.
aeking their cooperation In the move
ment for the suppression OF the pic
lures.
Mayer Fitzgerald, of Boston, VIII be
seen tomorrow and asked 10 prevent
the exhibition of tH pictares in Bos-
ton. In a day or two kilograms VIII
be sent 20 the governors OF all me
States. making similar request. s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
No Pictures FOR baltimore.

BALTIMORE. July Sacked by
the authority CT the beard OF police
commissioners, Marshall Farnam Will
request Mayer Mahool 10 prevent IRE
moving pictures OF the Jeffries-John-
son fight here. The mayor says tnat
with formal complaint before nm ne
will stop the pictures.
The action by the pol'ce commits
sioners was taken TINS morning, foi-
low ng the submission by Marshall
Falnam OF reports showing the wide
spread lioting all over the country.
including Baltimore. during last night
and the frequent clashes between
whites and blacks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Says Train Dispatcher Caused
Big Four Collision.
ENGINEER TELLS HIS STORY
Declares Conflicting Orders Sent Out
Brought Trains Together in Which
Twenty-one Persons Were Killed
and Many Others Injured.

CINCINNATI. O.. July 5.-Interest
IN yesterdays disastrous wreck Of
the Big Four New York flyer al Mid
C'etOwn. Ohio, in which more than a
score OF lives were sacrificed was
transferred to Cincinnati today. A
statement from !. W. Wall, pilot en-
gineer of the Big Four passenger
train. which crashed into a freigh.
train of the Cincinnati. Hamilton K
Dayton Railway. placed blame for the
wreck on Train Dispatcher Smith, Of
the latter system. al Dayton.
In this he was partly confirmed by
p. A. Gould. general Superintendent
II the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton.
Mr.. Gould was unwilling 10 20 fur
;her thar saying some such reason
was responsible for the accident"
but railroad men about the head
quarters of the two systems accept
&C the explanation OF Wall as con-
tanning the gist OF the cause.
Walls statement follows:
Engineers Statement.
THE engineer of the freight train
showed M order No. SO. supposed to
nave been issued after our train (The
Big -Four. iimitedl left Dayton. and
10 have been handed TO us at Carlisle
between Dayton and MiddletOwn. This
order gave the freight till l:o1 to
irake the siding al Post Town north Of
Giddleiown.
Smith revoked that order So thar
Ii was lot delivered to Us at Carlisle.
but failed to revoke the same order
issued to the freight. Our train was
made up some time after leaving Day
ton and this brought W TO Post Town
siding earlier than 1-o7.
We had no warning of anything III
the way and supposed We had a clear
line
Exhibits Osher Orders
Wall also exhibited four train or
ders. not ono Of which gave any ind;-
cation taa: the flying passenger train
was to meet any other train at Post
Town or any other station between
DAYTON and Cincinnati.
These orders. Wall added. we're al
that he had 10 guide him the day
q the wreck.
Local officers Of the Biz -Four road
arc not willing 10 account officially
for Ia wreck. A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ orders was mentioned BY some.
but whose misunderstanding u was
they we're not prepared 60 state.
Dcsth List Crows
With the definite Identification "
the fnlr unnamed bodies a. Middle
town. al the nineteen dead tn thai
iuacc were accounted Tor. iwo more
wounded victims died early today. one
AZ DAYTON and one al Hamilton. These
ucrc John Rankin. Springfield. Ohio.
and Evelyn Lloyd Round Point.
Maine. and their passing made The
q sath fisf q. Pour others are scarce
Iy expected to survive their hurts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
None for Atlanta.

ATLANTA. GA. Jaly 5.-The JEFF
friez-Iohnson prize fiont pictures VIII
be barred IRON Atlanta. This an
norncement ives made tonight by
Mayor Maddox. Tomorrow an order
prohibiting the presentation OF NOV
ing pictures Of prize fights VIII be IN
PRODUCED in the city council and -
cxpec;ed to have little opposition.
Mayor Maddox said there would De
danger % trouble between the faces
IL The pictures we're shown IN At
lanta. 4 sincerely hope the Reno nEnt
j. The lat ever staged IN the United
States be added. The sight WIS
unfortuuase.. to say the least
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06

fered by Clarence Bery, California
oil operator. He bet $35, 600 on JET
fries.
Among the sporting men left, there
is not "a dissenting opinion as to the
justice Of the fights ending.
Many have nothing but their return
tickets to show for their judgment On
the outcome. but no one says mat
Jeffries ever had a chance with the
negro after the fight began.
Johnson's repartee and coolncss IN
the ring, the terrible power Of his
punishment. his marvellous judgment
OF distance and his almost uncanny
quickno,s and boxing skill, are the
talk Of the town Men are living the
fight over round by round A. lcng
as they live they never will forget
the pittul aspect OF Jeflries ar the
mercy Of the black panther in abe
Fifteenth ,ound.
What was the matter with Je-
iries2" some asked. a we'll known
sporting authority. who talked with
JtUl4tS Ills libl INNS. ais ~ ~ Ahi'
question.
JeHries Knew it Before.
He was whipped before he left
Moana Springs for the lingside' said
this man. He felt that he was 90
fall before the negro and it was TOO
much for HIN 10 face. As she hour
approached, his nervous condition be
came such that his mind lost all con-
troll over his body. 1t began Satm-
day and indicated itself in var.ou.
ways.
Sunday night he did not sleep a
wink but walked about his room and
looked out of the windows. Ycster-
day morning he ate Little breakfast,
When he sat in the corner OF the ring,
Choynski. as he wrapped his hands,
exclaimed:
why Jim, your hands are as cold
as ,ce and clsmmy;' his seconus
thought even then that he was only
a little nervous. ami that he would
get over it in the fight
When | asked him today what he
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