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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-04

En- ell Memorandum Americana
parece que quiere deslizarse la idea
de que tai ocupacion deb1a tener,
ell caracter de indemnizacion por los
xastos de guerra, fundandose en- que
IN la Nota de 80 de Julio en- que ell
Eehor Secretario de Estado comuni-
Is al Gobierno Espanol las tres con-
diciones bajo las cuales podia esta-
blecerse la paz, despues de decir en-
Ia segunda que para aquella indem-
nizacion Espana habfa de ceder Puer
to Rico, las otras Antillas y la Isla
de Guam, Sc comenzaba la clausula
3a. con las frases: 'Por la misma ra-
zon los Estados Unidos tienen tltu-
los para ocupar Ia plaza de Manila
etc" La observation no carece a prl-
mera vista de alguna fuerza, pero
saben perfectamente los Conf
ssonados Americanos que esta es
hparente y que 10 ocurrido prueba
cumplidamente 10 contrario. Des
pues de manifestar 6 insistir ell Co.
blerno espahol en- su Nota del 7 de
Agosto y su representative en- las con
terencias que celebro con ell Senior
Presidente de la Republica en- que
la ocupacion de Manila no habfa de
tener otro caractr que el de una me-
ra garantfa, aparecen suprimidas
en- ell Protocolo las frases sobredi-
chas. De suerte que dej6 de hacerse
en- el relaci6n alguna entire la ocu-
pacion futura de aquella plaza y el
pago de la indemnizaci6n de guerra
Y ademas dej6 de decirse que los Es-
tadSs Unidos tenfan va ell derecho de
Dcuparla. Sin duda por esto la idea
be insinda, pero no Sc desenvuelve,
nj categoricamente Sc aflrma, en- Ell
Memorandum Americana.
Los Comisionados espanoles reco-
nocen que tuvieron una agradable
Borpresa al observar que, en- este do
cumento, va no Sc alegaba, como
habfan alegado ell Gobierno Ameri-
cano al contestar la Nota del Es-
panol de de Septiembre dltimo,
la razon perentoria de que la suspen-
sion de hostilid AIDES, segun la clau-
sula Ga. del Protocolo no debfan CO.
menzar a regir embellishments de
conclude y firmado este documento
sino despues de su notification a los
Jefes de las fuerzas beligerantes,
6. pesar de que, punto de tanta i'm
portancia habfa sido expuesto, ra-
razonado y demostrado con todo
detenimiento, en- ell documento es-
panol que aquel sirve de contesta-
cion. Esta conducta abona su buen
criterio y su ilustracion n la mate
ria porque equivale a un implfcito
reconocimiento de la solidez de aque
LA afirmacion que, despues de todo
es elemental en- la materia y que por
nadie, como doctrina corriente, ha
sido cOntradicha. ILL.,,
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La mejor cerveza.

Pedid oerrezd Pids Bros. de Ia q.
expenden los Sres A. Alvarez Y her
mano en- su conocido estableecimien
to de La calle San Jose nimero Z en-
San Juan. La Piel Bros no contiene
sustancia alguna uociva q Is salud
de un magniflco refrescante Y recons
tltuyente. En- este establecimiento
blen acreditado encontrareis. Piel
Bros que IS la meior clase de GER
vera Verdadera cerveza Lager Ale
mana Malta de la mas fina V flor de
eerveza de Bohemia de ciase supe-
nor son sus eornpetenres-
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Ia ca111pada e|ec- ...
toIa| en- Francia.
Los nacionalistas no con-
vienen en- su derrota
pero Sc alegran de que
ell "bloc" haya perdido
aleunos asientos.
lie Petit Republique" anhela
que los tiranOs de barrio
quedeD exclude del presu.
pueStO.

Los periodicos socialistas Sc ale
gran de que las elecciones que aca-
ban de verifcarse en- Francia cons
tituyan un exito marcado para su
partido. Los nacionalistas no con-
vienen, francamente, en- su derrota,
pero ST parecen regociiarse de que
el "bloc" haya perdido algunos asien
tos en- la camara, a pesar de que es-
tos los hayan ganado los socialistas.
En- sus editoriales, el peri6dico So
cialista 'La Lanterne Sc felicita
porque los representatives de su par
lido hayan ganado 54 asientos en-
la Camara, batiendo todas las reac-
clones. "L'Aurore", socialista tam
bien, dice que ha demostrado ell pals
que permanece fel al regimen actual
LA Petit Republique", organo i
gualmente, de'los socialistas, opina
que, al elegir los electores, al senior
AHstides BRAND, han mostrado que
exigen otra cosa de 10 que existe ac-
tualmente en- los procedimientoS ad-
ministrativos, los cuales habran de
adaptarse las necesidades de la vi
da actual. Anhela que los hombres
politicos permanezcan en- SUI verda-
dero lugar y pidiendo buenas leyes
los representatives del pueblo; desc
que los tiranos de barrio, queden eH
cluidos del presupuesto.
Por su parte, los peri6dicos con-
servadores admiten que las eleccio-
mes recientes mo han trafdo cambio
alguno enla politica parlamentaria
en- Francia.
Ell dia 9 del pasado Sc celebro en-
toda Francia, la segunda votaci6n
en- las elecciones de diputados.
El Bloc gano tres asientos, los
socialists cinco V la opoSici6n de Ia |
derecha perdi6 tres.
Entire los elementos figuran NJ
Millerand. Ministro de Obras Pnbl-
cas-: Henri Brisson. Presidente de Ia
:1mara: Jules Siegfried. professor
Paul Palnieve, V el abate Jules Le-
miere.
Entire los derrotados So cuentan
ysuldoumeand Y Ferdinand Dublis
el primero republicano radical socia
lista.
Boni de Castellsne, fue derrota do |
por el republicsno radical Perchod
" Jaures, leads De los sccialistss,
fu6 reelecto.
De los ciento noventa V seis dipu-
tsdos electos cuarenta y custro son
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& RueVo gobeIDa-
dol de Canada.
Alin no estan confirmados los
rumores circulados acerca del
nombramiento del duque de
Conaught para ese puesto.
Existe en- Russia la creencia de
que los austriacos protegen el
movimiento revOIucionario de
Albania.

En- los circulos polfticos del Reno
britanico y especialmente entire los
de Palacio, Sc ha hecho circular elru-
NOR acentuado de que el Duque de
Conaught sera nombrado pr6xima
mente gobernador del Dominic de
Canada. Con este motive Sc recuerda
que ell difunto rey Eduardo VII ma
nifest6 en- OCCASION solemne, que solo
su hermano deberia mantener dicho
puesto y dirigir ese gobierno, por ESQ
los concentrates son ahora muy vi
vos acerca del particular. Los rumo-
res que Sc citan, respecto a ser nom
brado gobernador del Canada, adn
no estan confirmados en- fuente espe-
cial.
Segun noticias recibidas en- Lon
dres procedentes de San Petersbur-
go el periodico "Novoe Vremya,
publica un artfculo, en- el que Sc ma
nifiesta que existe la creencia de que
los austnacos estan ayudando ell mo
vlmiento revolucionario de Albania.
Para demostrar SUI aserto declaran
que consideran impossible que los
rebeldes tengan cahones de tiro rapi-
do sin ell auxilio de Austria.
Al hablar de los planes que pue-
dan tener los revolucionarios, dice
que considera impossible que alta
quen d Sal6nica, porque no tienen
la debida dicsiplina y ademas porque
en- las montahas los revolucionarios
luchan perfectamente siguiendo la
tactica de guerrillas.
Ell Ministro de la Guerra Chefket
Pacha no Sc atreve d abandonar la
capital por tenor de que Sc prohduz
ca un motfn Semeiante al ocurrido
en- Abril.
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AUTOMOVIL,

Marca RainieB americana. de cua-
tro cilindros y con cspacidad para
siete personals. incluso Ell chauffeur
Su vslor es de custro mil 9uinientos
Teos. Sc vende con rebsia de un
treinticinco pOr cientn Tiene poco
uso- Informaran Zalduondo y Mier,
Fan JUs.o Is yl5. Apartado correo
S72. san juan. Puerto Rico
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D|REcT0R|o De PONCE

| boCtores Vidal Yilaret, 49, DENTS
tas americanos. Plaza De4cass.M.
Horas de ofeina: s IL a. m.-
l.30 q S p. m:
Besosa 8 Ramirez. nepressnAn
to de manufacturers y con1ssoah
tas--Agentes de Ia, n4qaina d e.
eribir. UNDERWOOD, Poaoa PR.
Jose Romaguera?y Co, S 60
IsFabricantes de icores y oo1p H.
res exclusives del acxaalBsde
REpAxADA y antique alcohaa1e(oA
nes. Villa No.. 46. .t
Gasoline. AGATE, a.Isf&
tos para Automobiles. Ba1kkk
y Accesorios@ de todas cl5ses: y
de venta constantemente cd IL
AGENCIA de ]. Brandt. -
Telefono ..No..6, 20. BoxxlFZ
Plaza Principal al lsdeed&lo$a-
sistorio.
Sc vende una fnca de 50 ou6l84
de cafe y paste, an pueblo. Dc ~;
.. Wis. Para informes dFiEifse 38uia
de la Cruz, Ponce.
La Caborrojefla, j~go q ada
= frut"s al natural reffesooa, d.
ces y dgarros, cal]e Marina. III. s.
Barberfa -"El Figaro" do Ruio
vasquez. ealle Victoria Ma I
Delucca 6 Co Comercian31 al
por mayor y detail, Concrete y Sa
lud. Sucursales "Salud' y "Auro-
ra," "Concordia" y Luna" Con
rebda de precios. especiaiidad On
oompras a domiciio. Compxa y VEN
: ia de frutos del pals. Telefono nd
nero 299.
la Chiquita." De Jos6 Mas ,
Perez Ropa hecha. QuinoaAs y M4-
oeria Fabrica de seilos d g,ns.
Gale Mayor, esquina { Estrella.
F. ARIZONA 0liver.--Alnaoenista q
por mayor, en- provisiones de todM
classes. Sal nolida en- sasaitos d
una libra, narcs Aguik. Frents 1
Ia Plaza del mercado. Age0ts eu
San Jnan' N. Lauei h Co.
Manuel Mocete PadiIla.-Rep9ssentanta
de ia Correspondence" ponce Pto.
Rico, P. o. Box. II Eel6fouo 20
-Agente y corresponsal de varies pe-
ri6dicos importantes de San Juan, Il
isla y el extranjero Acepta sgsndas
y comisionea Puede dar referenaa
Hotel y Colma do de B. Mel
plaza Delicias No. 6 vs..
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Sc aleia Ell cometa y sobre-
vendra un tempo muy caluroso,
tenemos iustamente 10 que Vd. ne
cesita, un traie de drill blanco 9
crudo de hilo pudiendo escoger en-
el surtido mas grande en- Pto. Ri
co. Chaquetas de s1.5O dnl blanco
hasta S.. so seda O alpaca.-P.
Nhird & Co.
Despachamos ordenes por correo
4 la mayor brevedad. 30v
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Banco Territorial y AgIjco|a
DE PUERTO RICO.
SECRETARIA.

Con motive del pago anticipado
de las hipotecas de los sres. Cintr6n
Hermanos y Don Crist6bal Val!eci-
lilo, ell Consejo de Administrator en-
session de hoy, acord6, amortizar las
l.0S0 csdulas hipotecarias de Ia
TERCE RI EMISSION. icchadas en-
25 Noviembre de 1895, que quedan
en- eirculacion, las que scrin pagadas
por la Gaia de la Sociedad de su va
lor nominal de sesenta doilars csda
una, no devengando por tanto mas
intereses desde ell 81 de Mayo pr6xi-
mo pasado
Lo que Sc hace piblico para como
cimiento de les interesados.
San Juan, P. r. 10. de Junio de
19l0.-El Secretario, P. Rocatort.
-Vo. Bo.-El Director Gerente, X.
Castro Gonzales.
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soclalistas de la derecha, Y clento
diez y seis gobiernistas.
FL Gobierno pierde cstorce asien-
tos v los socialistas ganan catorre.
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El, Loon de Orc. do Roman Cope
70; habitaciones c6modas = ventiladas,
Selectas comidas. calle de la Villa
No3.
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Hotel America, Altos de LA Mar
garita."" de Lopez y Fernandez,
plaza Deicias. No. 10.
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farmaCia la Emer1ta" de- Ma
nuel Puig Diana. Gale Isabel
Leon.
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Lcdo. Jaime G. SEEK. Abogado y No
tario, ejerce en- todas las Cortes de la
lsla y de New York, o6cina calle Ma
rina No. 79, en- New York 50 Woll, St.
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La Palmita. lado del parque
de Bombas y de la Iglecia. Puesto
de refrescos y dulces de varias cla-
ses. Y limonadas, cigarros y ciga-
rrilles de todas classes. Especialidad
en- refrescos de cebada y dulces de
almibar. Frutas refrigeradas- Dio-
nisio Villa. ss-
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DR.. r. Lopez Nussa. .-Medioo CT.
rujano. Coneultas do i asp. M.
Comercio esquinna q SaludL Tekfo-
no 2S3,
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Lcdo. Manuel Toro, abegado y
notario. Ohcina en- Ia calle del
Leon, nGmero 10, altos.
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Vicente Usera. -Existencia cons
tante de toda clase de ganado va
cuno. Especialidad NOVILLOS
fnos domados.- P. O. Box o..
Ponce.
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D.. A. Ferran, medico Cirujano,
Gale de laReina, No. II.
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Jose A. Poventud- Abogado,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Oficina: Gale Mayor No. 10. Tel6-
ono No. 219-2.-Ponce, P. R.
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Icdo. Ramon Dapena abo-
gado y notario, calte Isabel No. 6.
IcDo TOMAS CASTILLO. Abogado No
'tario. Attorney at Lawy. Gale Union
esquina 4 Wives No. 20 (bsios.)
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DR.. V Santoni.- De la facultad de
Paris. kspecialista en- las enferme-
dades De IL. vista. Horas de consul
tas, de Sal0 A. M. y de 2a4P.
Plaza Principal Ntm. IL.
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Llorens 6 Sanchez Montalvo.--
Butete y Notaria en- Ponce Plaza De-
licias 20,
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ia Chiquita." De joss Mas ,
Perez Ropa hecha, QuinoaAs y MaE-
ceria. Fabrica de seilos ae gDms.
Gale Mayor, esquina { Estrella.
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boCtores Vidal Vilaret, 49, DENTS
tas americanos. Plaza DeAca&s.M.
Horas de ofeina: s 4 IL q. n.-
1.3O q S D. m.
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F. ARIZONA Oliver. q
por mayor, en- provisiones de- toda
classes. Sal molida en- sasiaitos d
una libra, narca Ageik- Frents 1
Ia Plaza del mercsdo. Agents en-
San Jnan' N. Lauei Il Co,
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In esta imprenis Sc vendepspel de
psriOdicos vieio> g QuiptaI
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
SHOTWELL is GIVEN
HIGHER POSITION
Official Advanced to Assistant
General Freight Agent

w. j. Shotwell, who has been assist
ant to the vice president in charge of
traffic of the Western Pacific since
that road opened for freight business,
was yesterday appointed assistant gem
eral freight gent of the Western Pa
cific, with offices in this city. Al
though Shotwelrs friends have been
expecting for months to see him
placed in responsible position with
the new Gould line the appointment
yesterday came as a distinct surprise.
The appointment was made by II. M.
Adams, freight traffic manager, who ar
rived here yesterday morning to assume
his new position. Adams had been in
the railroad Offices only an hour when
he announced the appointment. Shot
we'll was rendered a congratula tory
luncheon yesterday afternoon by his
many friends in the railroad world.
Besides the arrival of Adams and the
appointment of Shotwell yesterday
morning E. B. Boyd, assistant to the
vice president Of the Gould system,
reached this city. Boyd is here on a
visit principally and to assist in the
organization of the traffic department
of the Western Pacific. He is visiting
with Charles H. Schlacks, first vice
president of the Western Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
MONTEREY DOWNS
LOCAL Preside
Final Game of Baseball Series
for Army Championship to
Be Played Today

The second game of the baseball
series for the army championship of
the Pacific coast was played yesterday
afternoon at the Baker street grounds
of the Preside between soldiers from
the Preside of San Francisco and the
team from the Preside of Monterey,
Monterey winning by a score OF to
I. 1t was a close and exciting game,
the hitting of the Monterey teams be-
ing particularly good
The batteries were Smith and Carlton
of the Presidio of Monterey and Barrett
and Beniset of San Francisco, with
Waters of the hospital corps umpiring
the game. The features of the game
were the second base playing of Hyde
and the knockout received by Bar
rett, who was replaced by Saunders.
The final game of the series will be
played this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
also at the Baker street grounds of the
Preside. 1t promises TO be of great
interest, as the competition between
the two teams is close and keen and
each has an even chance of carryin g
off the championship of the coast. AT
the close of the game the presentation
of the handsome silver cup offered by
the Pastime athletic club of this city
will be made. to the winning team.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
SLAYER OF BROTHER
CONVICTED BY JURY
Manslaughter Verdict Brought
Against Michael. Kirby

Michael Kirby, accused of the mur-
der of his brother, Patrick Kirby, was
found guilty of mansIaughter by a jury
in Judge Lawlors court yesterday
Patrick Kirby was janitor in the
criminal courts at Hyde and McAllister
streets, and was shot by his brother on
the afternoon of January IS, 1910 The
defendant claimed that the janitor had
defrauded him of portion of the estate
left by their sister
The defense raised by Attorney Rob-
ert Ferrall for Kirby was insanity Tes-
timony was introduced that his sister
had died in lunatic asylum; that he
had on one occasion been examined as
to his mental soundness and tempor-
arly restrained Of his liberty; that he
suspected his wife. who is so years old,
of infidelity. and that he locked himself
up in a separate room and ina gined
his enemies were putting powders un-
der the door in order to keep him
awake.
Assistant District Attorney Berry
asked for a verdict Of murder in the
second degree. The extreme penalty
for manslaughter is 10 years imprison-
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
100 Mile AUTO
RECORD BROKEN
Burnan i'm MarQuetfe-B Buick
Takes Race From Dawson
i'm I:2O:35.6

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July Hood
to hood. Burman with a Marquette
Buick car and Dawson with Marmon.
fought for the victory in the 100 mile
race at the motor speedway today. Bur
man won by five seconds. The event
was for cars of 3O1 TO 4O5 cubic inches
piston displacement, and Burman set a
new record in the class, 1:20:35 6-1O,
beating the old record by three min
utes. Harroun (Marmon) was third.
Outside the event the races supplied
a holiday for Louis Chevrolet. and with
Buick and Marquette Buick cars the
Franco Swiss driver won three contests
and set a new record in each.
Thirteen cars got away in the 100
mile race Kinkaid (NationaD took the
lead and held it for 90 miles, and right
after him In a bunch were Burman,
Chevrolet, Dawson and Harroun in
Marnons and Aitken in a National
When they approached the so miles and
began to scatter Burman jumped anead
and from then on he and Dawson see
sawed in first position, with the others
struggling for third and fourth.
It was either Burmans or Dawson's
race in the last 20 miles. Dawson took
the lead but, lost it when he stopped
for a quick tire change. 1t was a hard
GRIND 10 the lIliSls Win DAl man d lew
car lengths ahead.
Louis Chevrolets first triumph was
ia the-5O mile race for cars of 161 70
go inches displacement and in win
ming he cut the record down from
e:O3s to S:55.4. In the next heavier
class. 231 to 300 inches displacement,
at five miles, he again won, this time
with a Marouette-Bu in 4:0S.37,
which was six seconds faster than the
old mark.
Entering the following race, 10 miles
for cars Of 3O1 TO 405 inches displace-
,nent. and driving a Marquette Buick,
he won mis- third victory and set new
record at 1886, two seconds better
than had been done before.
The fiywheel of Robertsons Simplex
tore loose at the start of the 100 mile
race and smashed the engine. He will
not be able 70 enter the 200 mile race
for the Cobe cup Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
BOY CONFESSES TO
NINE BURGLARIES
Is Year Old Lad Peddles Corn
Cure and Robs Houses

Albert Sheuger, Is years of age, who
was arrested on Friday night by De-
tectives Burke and Richards, con-
fessed yesterday ia committing nine
burglaries within the last two weeks
He was an incorrigible and had been
sent to the Boys and Girls Aid society
and. was in camp with other boys at
Sebastopol. While picking berries near
the camp he made his escape and came
to the city
He confessed to breaking into the
following places: Mrs. H. Monahans
home, 554 Guerrero street; Mrs Will
liam Morden's, $50 Guerrero street;
Thomas Hook, 908 Devisadero street;
Mrs. Albert Shaw, 115 Arlington street;
Mrs. w. j. Mcdowell 1S1 Arlington
street; M. Jacobs, PAPA Koppat street:
James Hilton, 252 North avenue, and
1926 and 1912 Eddy street.
In each of the places he stole cloth
ing or jewelry and in Hooks house he
stole a suit case containing corn cure
BY peddling this corn cure he was able
to break into houses during the absence
of the families. He is at the Juvenile
detention tome.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
MINSTREL CHAMP
SPANKS HIS AIDES
Crap Shooting and Horse Play Instead
of Work on Battles Eve
By ASHLEIGH SIMPSON
Continued from Page As, Column 2

can stand it by one faction and by the
other it is said that he can't and that
lie Will be blinded and rendered use
less.
LETTERS OF ADVICE AMUSE
The big smoke has adhered closely
to his final statement that he would
not at any time tell of his plans of
battle. After all, what good would the
telling be? The blow may make the
whole fight different from the plans
of either men.
During the remaining days before
the contest considerable amusement is
caused at the Johnson camp by the
receipt of many letters of advice.
The big champions mail is opened
by Mrs. Johnson, and it is from her
that the tale of the comical missives
are heard She sat on the porch to-
her lap and, although she was 10th
to exhibit them, she told a great deal
of their contents.
Here's one" she remarked, as she
ripped open a large envelope bearing
a foreign stamp. ITS from an astrol-
oyer, and it tells of certain Fremont
tions which mean Jacks unquestioned
success. They are all different. Some
OF them are full OF advice from stran-
gers principally, who insist that If
certain things are done Jack can win.
They tell him how to fight. Then
there's a lot of people who tell him
about their dreams. 1 think during
the last week l have opened at least
200 of them"
In addition to the letters, telephone
calls are constantly coming in at the
resort Il want to talk to Jack John
son." tell the champion this for me"
and others
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Can he, by adopting defensive tactics,
defeat Jenries2 viii his great defense
stand before the terrific blows of the
white man?
For the satisfaction Of those who in
sist that the big smoke has a yellow
streak, the question, HAS hep" might
as well be included in connection
with the yellow streak business John
son says:
I may have that yellow streak they
talk so much about, but I have yet to
meet the man who VIII make me show
it"
AS for the champions strength, II
must, after all. be regarded as an un-
known quantity. 1t may not be equal
10 that Of Jeffries. but it is generally
thought that it is Of the knockout
quality His footwork is a serious
question. At times during his work
outs he has shown considerable speed
in that line, but there has been a GER
tain swkwardness that augurs i'll. 1t
seems that he relies on his marvellous
defense TO counterbalance this def
cheney.
AS for boxing. the negro is certainly
more clever than his opponent, but it
is feared that one OF those slow, bone
crushing iabs from the white man viii
in the first part Of the fight destroy
that famous qua I'd If Jeff hits early
IN the game and lands he may swin
The fight. but If the smoke manages to
keep away and send in those cruel
clever short arm blows Of his the battle
viii undoubtedly be a long one. Those
who have witnessed the work of both
men believe that Johnson viii cut JEFF
fries Up badly. It is said that Jeffries