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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
PILOT IS RESTORED.
Mississippi Man Who Angered Roosevelt
Gets His License Back
Again.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 0.-Clarence
Nichols, the river pilot who was suspend
ed for six months by special order of
President Roosevelt, has been restored
and a new license issued to him, after
having undergone the full penalty for in
curing the. Presidents wrath, The
President ordered Nichols license re-
voked last October during his visit to the
deep waterways convention. The pilot
was in charge of the steamboat Fred
Hartwell and accompanied the Pres-
dents fleet down the river. The Hart
well, the President said, endangered the
lives of the President and party by run
ming within a few yards of the Pres-
dents boat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
BY HORATlO ALGER, JR.

tweive dollars and half, which was GER
talnly doing very well.
just as the agents were goinc ont NJ
Pusher hustled in. His sbarn eves foli
upon Walter, whom he immediately rec
ognized
Ha, my young friend, so you have
found us out" he said, Offering his hand.
'Yes, sir"
Come to talk on business, l hope?"
Yes, SIT, that is my object in coming"
MI. Flint" said Mr.. Pusher, this is
young friend whose acquaintance I
made a short time since | told him. if
ever he wanted employment, to come
here and we would give him something
to do
MI. Flint, who was slower and a
more cautious man than Mr. Pusher, re-
garded Walter a little doubtfully.
do you mean as an agent?" he said.
Certainly | do"
He seems very young"
That's true, but age isn't always an
advantage. He looks smart and I'll guar
antee that he is all he looks. | claim
to be something of a judge of human ma
ture, too"
mo doubt you're right" said Mr.. Flint,
who was accustomed to defer considerably
to his more impetuous partner. whats
the young mans name?"
My name is Walter Conrad said our
hero
Very good Well, Conrad" contin-
ued Mr.. Pusher, in an off-hand manner
what are your wishes? What book do
you want to take hold off,"
you mentioned book the other day
Scenes in Bible Lands"
Yes, our new book That would be
as good as any to begin on. How's the
| territory, Mr.. Flint?'
Most of the territory nearby is taken
up" he said. docs Mr.. Conrad wish to
operate near homer"
Il would rather go to a distance" said
Walter
LAS far as Ohio?"
Eyes"
"In that case you could map out your
own route pretty much. We haven't got
the West portioned out as we have the
Middle and New England States"
I'm other words, we can give you a
kind of rowing commission, Conrad" put
in Mr.. Pusher.
THAT would suit me, sir" said Walter.
Still it would be best not to attempt
to cover too much territory. A rolling
stone gathers no moss, you know. There
| is one important question | must ask you
to begin with. Have you got any money?
Yes, sir, I have fifty dollars"
Good Of course, you will need money
to get out to your field Of labor, and will
have to pay your expenses till you begin
to earn something Fifty dollars will an
swer very we'll"
'As | don't know very we'll how the
business is managed" said Walter, Il
must ask for Instructions"
"Of course. You're a green hand. Sit
down here, and I'll make it all plain to
you"
| SO Mr.. Pusher, in his brief, incisive
way, explained to Walter how he must
manage. His instructions were readily
comprehended, and Walter, as he listened
| felt eager to enter upon the adventurous
career which he had chosen.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
THAW DIVORCE ON FILE.
Papers in Marriage AnnulmSnt, Based
on Insanity, Placed Before
Supreme Court.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Counsel for
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw today filed in the
supreme court the suit for annulment
of her marriage with Harry Kendall
Thaw The annulment is asked on the
ground that Thaw was insane at the
time of the marriage. Papers in the pro-
ceedings were served on ThaW several
weeks ago.
*. Thaw and his mother, Mrs. William
Thaw, both of whom are named as de-
PENDANTS in the action, filed a notice with
the court today conserving to the APP
pointment of a referee to take testimony
Daniel O'Reilly said that Evelyn Thaw
will sail for Europe Saturday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
LAND CASES STARTED.
Events Which Led Up to Indictments
Reviewed in Opening State
ment to jury.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April Tn
the opening statement to the jury today
in the alleged land fraud case, Special
Assistant Attorney General A. B. Pugh
reviewed the events which led up to the
indictment of Frederick a. Hyde, John
A. Benson, Henry =. Dimond and j. H.
Schneider The defendants are charged
with having corruptly controlled the acts
of forest officers of the government in
California in an endcavor to secure the
establishment of new forest reservations
and securing property fraudulently.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
BRICK DIES SUDDENLY
Indiana Congressman Suceumbs After
Attending Republican Conven-
ton Last Week

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April T.
Congressman Abraham Lincoln Brick of
the Thirteenth Indiana district, died sud
denly here today in sanitarium.
Acute Brights disease is given as the
cause of death. He came here from his
home in South Bend last week to attend
the Republican state convention.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
CANNON FOR PAPER TRUST PROBE
Speaker Not Willing to Admit Need of
Duty Repeal.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April g.
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon speaks frank
ly concerning conditions in the House in
regard to the obstructive tactics of the
Democrats and states where he stands
as to the proposed repeal of the tariff on
white paper and wood pulp. The speak
er favors an inquiry into the paper trust
and is not willing to admit yet that
there is need of bill repeating the duty.
He believes that if a trust exists, it can
be dissolved and declares that the tactics
of the Democrats will not be efficient i'll
the end.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
RICH MANS SONS RACE DEATH.
Millionaire Spaulding's Boys Speed Owe
Continent to See End.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal, April T.
Three sons of Edward r. Spauldmg, the
millionaire Buffalo banker, are speeding
10 this place as fast as steam will carry
them in race with death
The have been attending universities
at Buffalo, Yale and in Florida, and are
rushing to Santa Barbara in the hope of
seeing their father again before he dies.
That the aged millionaire can hardly
recover is conceded.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
FOES MADE HIS FAME,
Pantheon Can Add Naught to Zola's Rep
utatior, Says the Authors
Wife

PARIS, April mime, lola has pub-
lished an open letter in which she ex-
presses regret that she cannot retain
possession of the body of her husband.
She declares that his labors of forty
years, his part in the Dreyfus affair aid
done more for his fame than can the
pantheon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
WOULD TAKE JURADO.
Colombia Anxious to Settle Boundary
Dispute-Panama Remains
Inactive.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April T.
Secretary Root today admitted he had
received notice from Colombia of the in
tention of that government to take the
town of Jurado, but he added: Panama
had the same notice" The action of
Colombia is regarded here as consistent
with her desire to have the boundary
dispute adjusted. Panama has shown
little disposition to display any energy
in the pending negotiations between the
two governments. For this she is crit
icised by the American state depart
mpnt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
ELOPEMENT AT PANAMA
Commissioner Rousseau Waltzes Off with
Daughter of American Min
lister Squieres.

PANAMA, April Miss Gladys
Squiers, daughter of the American min
lister to Panama, Herbert G. Squiers
was secretly married to Lieut.. Harry II.
Rousseau, member of the Panama
canal commission, last Saturday night
The marriage created a sensation in So
cial circles as Mr.. Squiers repeatedly
had refused to permit the marriage. The
news did not become known until this
morning.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
'CRACK SAFE GET LOOT,
Country Secured for Burglars Who Es-
cape with Booty from Powers,
Mich, Store.

( MENOMINEE, Mich, April --[Spe-
ciaI. Presidents OF Powers were thrown
Into a state of terror early yesterday
morning when three masked robbers en-
tered merchandise store next to the
Powers Exchange bank and blew up the
safe.
Before citizens could don their clothes
the robbers had escaped with about
$1,000
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
RAILWAY IS CONVICTED.
Great Northern Found Guilty of Grant
ing Rebates to Sugar Refining
Company.

NEW YORK, April THE Great
Northern Railway company was convict
ed of granting rebates to the American
Sugar Refining company by q jury in
the United States circuit court today.
Penalty will be imposed by Judge Holt
The shipments of sugar on which the
rebates were paid were made to Sioux
City, Ia, in 1902. The rebates were
Ipaid in 1904
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10

money to put into one battleship. Since
then armored cruisers Of the Colorado
and West Virginia type have been de
veloped, and the 2O,000-ton battleship
will cost at least $10,000,O00 The four
new battleships asked of Congress at
the session are estimated to cost S9,500,-
600, exclusive of guns, armor and equip
ment.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
Hard to Hold.

This government report states that
the American Indian is very elusive"
remarked the boarder who is always
reading the papers.
"Hm!" grunted the comedian board
err as he stirred up his oatmeal; 1T
must ailude to the Indians on the
greepbacks and the new ten-dollar
gold pieces"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
Copper to Steel Wire.

a Partisan metallurgical engineer
claims to have perfected a process of
welding copper to steel wire so as to
make a non-corrosive coating. Many adj
vantages, it is said, will result from The
use of this new wire, such as high ten
sile strength and elasticity, combined
with smaller surface exposed to wind
and sleet than would be the case with
iron wire of the same conductivity. This
wire is especially useful over long spans.
as pole intervals may be much greater
when il is used.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
Future WarShinS.

IF there is any limit short of 10000
tons for the warships of the future, it
is not now in sight. And certainly there
seems to be no limit in the matter of
cost A few years ago $3,000.000 was
considered an extravagant amount of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10

The Countess Won Linden is publish
ing in the Biologisches Centralbatt the
very interesting results of her remark
able researches regarding til endurance
of hunger among butterflies. She finds
that one of these animals may live 70.
seventeen days without food.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
Nothinc TO BE Gained.

Here's a doctor who says that wo-
men could live to be hundred years
of age If they'd take proper care or
themselves.
.The world would never find it out,
however, if they did; they'd never tell
their age."-H custom Post.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
Littlefeld Objects.
ARMY BILL INCREASED.
Measure Has Grown Fourteen Million
Since It Left the House.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April g.,
The army appropriation bill as reported
to the Senate today carries sos, $500, 400,
net increase of $14,612,S43 over the
amount of the bill as it was passed by
the House. Among the items of Increase
are increased pay of officers and enlisted
men, 100000; militia encampments
and maneuvers, 81, 0OO,OO0; field artillery
for organized militia, $250,00O; manufac-
ture of arms, 100000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
Hat Question in Oklahoma.

The Christian church at Chickasha
held an election to see if the women
should wear their hats during the serv-
ices AS the lady members We're not al
lowed to vote the men carried the cleo
ton in favor of no hata-Kansas City
Journal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10

"Rv the use Of a little cleverness,"
began Brokeley, Il know way 10 Sc
cure a very excellent substitute for
gold"
"How?" asked Markley, eagerly.
"Ask for silver. Haven't got half
dollar or so about you, have your
Philadelphia Press.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
And out OK Mind.

Said He-Just look at Miss De-
STYLES get-up! Doesn't she look out
of sight?
Said She (enviously)-Yes; and the
rest of the adage, too.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
LIABILITY BILL IS
PASSED BY HOUSE
LITTLE OBJECTION RAISED TO THE
MEASURE TO AID PARTICULAR
LY RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.
TRUCE DECLARED FOR ATIME,
Democrats Applaud Reading of Act and
All of Them Vote with Re-
publicans.
ONE NEGATIVE VOICE is HEARD

WASHINGTON, d. c., April c.
A truce between the Democrats and Re-
publicans was for a time declared today
when under suspension of the rules the
House took up for consideration and
passed the Sterling employers liability
bill. The Democrats broke out into loud
applause and handclapping when the
reading of the measure had been con-
cluded.
Senator La Toilette has similar
measure in the Senate.
Sterling Explains Bill.
Mr.. Sterding of Illinois explained the
provisions of the bill, the main features
of which have been published. Mr..
Sterling stated that the bill would be
applicable to interurban car lines be-
tween states and street railways INES mes
in The territories and the District OF Co
Iumbia. The Democrats applauded Mr..
Henry of Texas, who said the bill was
meritorious and excellent one ana
that not q Democratic vote would be re-
corded against it.
Littlefeld Objects.
In the opinion of Mr.. Littlefeld. the
section Of the bill relating to actions at
law in cases of contributory negligence,
was an innovation on existing laws. He
delivered a legal argument in support OF
his contention, and declared that the bill
was open to the same objection that was
raised against the act declared uncon-
stitutional by the supreme court OF the
United States.
The vote resulted: Yeas, 300; nays, l.;
unpresent, s. The negative vote was
cast by Mr.. Littlefed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-04-10
New Old Friend.

81 suppose you met an old friend
Won hadn't seen for years, as usualT'
"N'tall, m'dear. Met mol fr'nd |
nev'r met b'for'!'
The evening world., 1908-02-20
Man Who Fought IS Rounds
With Sullivan Made $780,
900 He Hasn't Got.

fellow In the bar room sense" said
h.lra.n. he gets whipped. And II he
continues 10 be good fellow with
mis- money ne is bound 10 go broke"
K!lrain is appearing at the Murray
Hill Theatre this week as the sparring
partner of John l.. sullivan. They box
an exhibition bout. lie is married and
has TWO sons. one working and another
attending a business school. A daugh-
ter is the wife Of u dentist. In sport
ing circles Klrain is known as the
moGel husband and, II Is said. ne
always provided literally for his home.
He weighs 225 pounds to-day and is ac-
tive. His two "caulifloWer" ears so
called because Of their distortion. at
tract attention. Kilra!n's real home is
IN Baltimore, but he gave No. l49 East
Thrty-nnth street, this city. as his
legal residence.
Ernest Roeber. the former wrestling
Champion, has a claim against Kllra!n
for s4G7 for rent and money loaned
Roeber and Kilrain were once intimate
friends. but now the former Is suing
Jake in the State courts for the s457
Another OF kuraln's creditors is Mar
tin F, McAndrews. a Baltimore sport
ing man, who has claim OF $500
When John l.. was asked why prize
fighters went broke. he said: "whiskey.
gambling, fast lie and dishonest mana
gers cause most fighters to Join the
fnanrlnl Down and Outs"
The evening world., 1908-02-20
INTER-C|TY MATCH
OF STAR BOWLERS
Local Stars Tackle Windy City
RoWlers in Five-Men
Team Contest.
fspeclal to The Evening WORLDLY

CINCINNATI, Feb. 3.-Ch;cago will
roll New Y'r. to-day. according TO
plans arranged late last night between
Lee Johns and Frank Brill. OF the two
teams, but the series will not be played
on the tournament alleys. Efforts We're
made to secure the drives in the Arm
ory. but there was no vacancy until
late Saturday night. The players then
picked the Honing alleys in the centre
Of the town and It is expected the great
battle will come off on them before
n!ghtfall.
The Chicago men have their full
strength here now in Dave Woodbury..
VIII Flenner, Jimmy Blou.n, Bob Rnlfe
and Frank Brill. The New Workers will
be Jimmy Smith, Jamie Watt Billy
N'e.ngarth, Alelk Dunbar and Lee
Johns. Johns, Weingarth. Watt,
Schwahkc. Young R.diell and p j..
Riddell arrived late yesterday from
New York and with their arrival the
match hmak.ns game is going ahead
strongly.
II is likely that Johns ana Whingarth
Will hook up to-day with some Of the
Westerners VINO bar Smith aad Dunbar
entirely.
The evening world., 1908-02-20
CORRIGAN INFLUENCE
IS STILL SUPREME

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. .0-The re-
ha b!tation OF the old betting stalls at
CITY Park yesterday shows only too
plainly that the Corrigan !ntiuences Is
Ground mana as ement stoutlv maintain
that they will continue under the sys,
,em In vogue all winter. The local
nrosy,. however. Ia so persstently agt-
tating the subject that Il will not sur
Prise many to see the older association
fa!l in line at their next meeting.
There Is a rumor afioat that certain
horses here have been running with
lead under plates one day and stripping
on next attempt. The matter Is being
The evening world., 1908-02-20

(TARLTs II. DANIELS the cha'h-
1 plon swimmer OF the ~ofIo'
going TO be one OF the man al
fractions at the annual Motor-hoaI atu
SDor.smen's Show. which begins at
AIudlryu SQUARE Garien to-nigAt' III
the LDa-yard handicap he has give"
TubenUacA, of the y. Y. A. Co. such
bond,cap that he viii have TO equal II
not exceed the worlds record TO VIII
,rh. various shows at the Garden OF
,,.e have been somewhat OF a failure.
,lu. to the fact that they furnished
five srectauor merely sightseeing eX-
pedit!on with no action The manage
,n4nt of the Motor Boat and sports
mems Show saw this and wisely de-
cidai to Introduce athletic features that
would give little zest TO the afair
The regulation guide from the AdirCn-
dacks and elsewhere Will be on the joa
as usual with lot OF camp yarns 10
hand out to the Inwary, but the attn
etcs In the swimming contests promise
10 be the main attraction. There viii
be a water carnival lasting through
out the SHOW, and all OF the prominent
swimmers in and around New York
The affair has been sanctioned by the
Amateur Athletic Union.
The anglers are also getting busy. for
they have got 10 take thy at casting
and there are SO many candidates IT
will take taem all Week TO finish whip
ping tie little lake with their long
lines and sinkers.
The Garden Is made up as WOODLAND
s-eus with marine spoc GLcle In the
centre, OF this AXE the motor -boats
Will be seen as vel. as the angling and
swimming contests.
In the lOO-yard swimming contest be-
ginning Tonight there will be twenty
eight entries. embracing the fastest
So miners in the Metropolitan distri I
The y. Y \. c. has ten enr.es, includ-
ing Dante.s. Goodwin. Trunenba IN.
south, Ruldy, swan, Spencer. Z. II.
rrubenbach E. wepck. jr,, and Manhn.
Hhe Bath Beach Swimming Club has
ten entries, namely. Jack White. Wike.
Boyle, Martin, KinI Eoyoss James.
- aussafSs; sSs G.;,p ssaA az s;scS 4scSSTAET
The evening world., 1908-02-20
JAKE KILRAIN, "DOWN AND OUT"
TELLS WHY FIGHTERS GO BROKE
REASONS JAKE KILRAlN GIVES WHY
PRIZE-RING CHAMPIONS .'GO BROKE, -


VIZ broke He
investor
il that Ihadtho
sha o
once kepta a six months stretch
fighter
umeno earning capacity may be-
through bankruptcy
but process is
asked for said; Mt artsts
a OF whske gambling
sullivan Won
of the
nee ls uy
The evening world., 1908-02-20

The old gladiator, now fortyn!ne, as
serted that all prize fighters are money
mad. and that when the money comes
IKE so much water. He could not ex-
plain the spending mania, except to say
that fighters meet many people. and
are called on 10 act the part OF good
fellows"
Once a champion becomes a good
The evening world., 1908-02-20
Another New FIGHTER in California

There is another new Lightweight, IN Gait
fornia who promises to develop into great
fghter He is johnny Murphy. w.o
1ulny-ed into prominence by beating "kil''
Scalcr. the Western fighter. who was to
have fought Battling Nelson az Los Angeles.
Cal. for a 81 600 s'ie bet. but the match
fell through. Murphy Is matched now 10
fight "Cvciene JOHNNY Thompson FOR
twentY rounhs a. Co,ma. Cal. on MlrCh I.
The evening world., 1908-02-20
DANIELS GOES AFTER
NEW RECORD TONIGHT

Is also in 1t. as is Atkinson. OF the East
Side y. NJ. g. A. and Smith OF the
swimmer OF the West Side Y. NJ. C. A,
has as team mates Packenham and
Friedlanier. The only unattached
swimmers being Harry Judson and Jos.
II. Mel
The evening world., 1908-02-20
Frank Mantell Has a Bout

Frank Manten the we.terwe.g.t fighter
OF Pawtucket r l.. who vas knocked oUt
in three rounds Dy Harry Lewis. OF Ph.n-
has succeeds! in getting a fir3t N Cali
tornia. where he went after his defeat b.
Lewis. lie has been engaged to meet
"Kld" FarmeC Of Chicago, for twenty
ROUNDS Of \ show to be !eld a. Marys
ville Cal. on the nlgNt OF Feb. q.
The evening world., 1908-02-20

liminary the Englishman leaned over to
an attendant and said:
II sye. Moran is a bit Of Hebrew,
Is he not?"
Hes a wop." snorted the attendant.
Beg pardon?"
"A wop-a guinea a dago-don'. you
understand English?" asked the attend
ant impat!ently.
The Engl!shman thought q moment
and then replied:
"Ah, a Portuguese! How extra aordi-
nary, never should have faaced 1t,
you know"
The evening world., 1908-02-20
"Youno ponohue" 10 Box Here.

"Young Don'hue." the clever New Enr
land pucil!st viii Se seen In bOu, IN ia.s
city IN March 3 Manager BIZ Brown has
matched him to meet Arthur Cote, The we
ter-welght flgater os Maine. FOR six rom Is
a, the Brown Gymnasium \. \. stag on
that night Don,Aue IS one ot the clevercst
he will get plenty Of work a, the local club
The evening world., 1908-02-20
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

@ACKEY MFARLAND, the sturdy
r. Chicago pugil!st, will have the
hardest battle o; his career to-
morrow night He is TO meet Freddie
Welsh the clever English lightweight.
in a ten-round bout before the Badger
A. C. OF Milwaukee, at 1873 pounds.
Welsh Is one Of the best ever sent over
here from England. A number OF fight
ar!t!cs OF Philadelphia seem TO think
that be will win the decision from the
shifty Chicago lad. Welsh is one or
those w.ry boxers with a fast iett-hand
lab and a shor, rght-hand swing. He
gave Fitzgerald a great fight FOR SIX
rounds in the Quaker City a few
months ago. and Mcfarland Will have
to fight hard IN order to beat him.
Bert keyes and Louehrey Matched.
Ber, Keyes, who pu; up such a great tat
The evening world., 1908-02-20
Donovan and Fitz to Meet Again.

Jim Donovan. the boxing Instructor o. the
sha-key A. c.. who had such a close call
from being knocked ou: by Jack E7.tzs@rall .
the plucky Quaker City fighter. on Monday
night a; the Dry Dock A -. stag. VII
have another crack at his op7 1neut The
were matchei last night 20 try conclgsi N
In s.N-rouni bout at the mex show ~ the
Spring Garden A. C.. o. Ph!adeipuil. wh!ca
80 -...-.. -. 10Y. NJ 49,.
The evening world., 1908-02-20
Papke Not to FIGHT Lewis.

Harlem zea, matchmaker o: the Milwaukee
BOXING club. has .ast issued s,atemen;
denying tho report 'rru rhilaGclphla 20 the
effect that Bill Papkc the Western eye. one
is rratNhed to meet Harry L"T.s tor -x
mounds In I":!ad.l;h!a a tre National a. G.
N Marrh IL There Is no tr7Irh IN that
st1rv Tarke fights Hugo Kelly AT my club
on March l6 for ten rounds. and no one else
N - ~ - snLl yea