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Williams news., 1909-10-23
Cigarette Law to be Enforced

District Attorney Benton Dick of Tucson has announced that he will begin a crusade against viola tions of the territorial statutes rela tive to the selling or giving away of toba cc1s and cigarette papers to minors under age of sixteen
 The law provides a penalty of from $1O to $1OO for each offense.
Williams news., 1909-10-23
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

best. Babbitt-PoIson Co.,, have big line of them. Why not get busy and organize fire company.
 Earl Nordyke spent Sunday in the city from Ash Fork. Patrick Johnston spent Sunday in town with his family from the Saginaw camps.
 A premium remedy for spring A. D. s. Blood Mixture. G. c. Drug Co.
 A we'll organized fire company would help to bring down the high fire insurance rates. w. w. Bass. the Grand Canyon mining man, was transacting busi- ness in town or Saturday. The Womans' Home Mission So- ciety of the NJ. E. Church held a meeting Tuesday afternoon.
 District Attorney Sleeves came down Saturday from the county seat on professional business.
 Just received new and complete line of boys and youths clothing Joe Blumberg & Co. The teachers of the NJ. E Sunday school met at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Mcdonald Robinson Monday evening.
 The big box factory was closed down for several days this week on account of break down in the en- zine room.
 Ed. McCracken, of the Rabbit Poison Co.'S. grocery department, left last Saturday on a two weeks visit in Los Angeles and San Diego. Alex Johnston, Santa Fe agent at Holbrook, passed through here Sunday on his way to Blackberry on a pleasure trip. "There's a reason"
 FOR SALE.-Dwelling house on l Hancock Avenue. Good outhouses; :; three lots, $90O. c. P. Silvernail. New water pipes were laid for the Williams water works during the past week. Mrs. Nellis, who owns the plant, is having the plant Improved.
 District Court Clerk N. G. Lay ton passed through here Sunday on his way to Kingman on court mat ters. court being in session there this week.
 Mrs. Nj. A. Yarchow of Albu- querque arrived in the city last Saturday on a six weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Appleton, and family.
 Miss Myftle Patterson, who is in charge of the Rabbit Bros.. milli nery store at Flagstaff, spent last Sunday visiting with her parents in this city.
 William Satori, proprietor of the Pullman saloon invites you to call at his place of business and try the fine line of wines, liquors and cigars. Best goods in Williams.
 A special train of the members of the National Undertakers Assn which spent several days at the Grand Canyon returned on Friday and proceeded on their journey for Chicago where the members of the party will disband.
 T. J. Keleher of Los Angeles, representative of the. Associated Fire Underwriters, was in the city Tuesday making an inspection of fire risks. He was especially in- terested to know about the lately proposed volunteer fire department.
 Wm. E. Pacter of Grand apids, Mich, spent this week in the city putting in new furniture for five new guest rooms at the Fray Mar cos hotel. The furniture was made to order at Grand Rapids and is of mission style and the very best that money could buy.
 Fred Baum. for several years a barber at the Parlor Barber Shop,
Williams news., 1909-10-23
FOR SALE
A. F. POISON

Three houses and eleven i'm. proved lots; two houses furnished Part cash, time on part payments.
 E. LAMB.
Williams news., 1909-10-23

FOR SALE-First class buggy, run a. bout, practically new. For particulars call at THE NEWS office.
Williams news., 1909-10-23

Fruit Lax never fails in constipa- ton. G. c. Drug Co.
Williams news., 1909-10-23
Notice to Tax Payers
 OF THE TOWN OF WILLIAMS

The Assessment Roll for the Town of Williams is now ready, and the office of the Tax Collector will be open for the collection of taxes during the month of Octo- Der from 8 o'clock am. to 4 p.m. every day except Sundays.
 H. L. APHOLD,
 Collector. Office at Babbitt. Poison Co.
Williams news., 1909-10-23

Ladies tailor made suits at M. P Farrer's.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-01-16

de Europa.
La Cruz Roja Americana,
esta noble Institution moder
ma, que hace tanto bien, en-
tiempos de paz y de guerra,
ha mandado por ell cable, or.
denes por mas de 617 mil pc
SOS orc; ell Congreso Nacio-
nal ha yotado para las po-
bres victimas 800 mil pesos
orc, y el pueblo americana,
rico y generoso, contrlbuye
liberalmente.
Hace dias un gran buque-
transporte, perteneciente a
la Marina Americana, obede-
ciendo 6rdenes de Washing
ton, dirigio la pa'oa haeia lta
liza, con cargamento de provi
stones de todas clases, esti-
madas en- mas de 800 mil pc
SOS orc.
Us una ola de amor que
pasa a traves del cataclls-
ma terrestre; ningdn terre-
moto, ningdn desastre, ten
dra poder para detenerla!
Pero ante ell pasaje de
esta ola de amor, los italo-a-
mericanos de los EE. Uu.
tienen ell doble deber de ayu
dar q tantos infelices!
LUIS BRUNI.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-01-16
La ley del
DssfniIa so.

La prensa de Texas ha es-
tado publicando, durante las
ultimas soman'as, eXtensas y
comentadas noticias sobre el
espiritu de rebellion cue Sc
ha desarrollado entire ciertas
clases sociales contra el Co
bernador del Estado, por su.
actitud er@rgica para hacer
que Ia leJ del Domingo sea
observada, y para persoguir
& los tahlres, hasta hacerlos
abandonar ell territorio.
No somos partidarios DE Ia
ley del Domingo, sino al con
trario, la consideramos como
un atentadO contra la llber-
tad y contra los derechos in
dividuales, al menos, comose
quiere practicar en- el Esta-
do de Texas, porque es un
dejo semi barbara de fanatis
mosreligiosos, que Ia eivili-
zaci6n actual debia haber
proscrito para sienpre.
F.. Los puritanos y otras sec
tas que primero'colonizaron
en- ell nuevo continente, Ia
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-01-16

dad humana, enviando dine
70 y provisiones a los lugares
duramente golpeados per la
mano de Dies.
Por un momento desapare
cieron todos las rivalidades
de nacionalidad, de raza, de
religion y de politica!
Ell dolor reina en- todas
parties, y ell dolor es la EXPIRE
sion mas elevada del amor!
Ell mundo catolico, la Fran
cia, la Alemania, la Russia, la
Inglaterra, la Suiza, y hasta
ell Austria, todas slas nacio-
nes civilizadas y sus jefes de
Gobierno, con sus Ministries
y sus Diplomaticos, todos tie
nen los ojos, la ments y el
coraz6n hacia los lugares ita
licos, visitados por la muerte
y ell hambre!
Pobre Italia! Pobre huma-
nidad!
Parece que la Providencia
manda, de cuando en- GUAM
do, estos castigos, para re-
cordar al hombre 10 pequeiio
que es frente al Supreme Ha
cedor del Universe.
Pero volvamos al grano.
La America, en- esta triste
OCCASION, ha demostrado a la
Italia, cuan grande es su sim
patia por la patria de Colon
y de Vespucio, superando en-
generosidad a las Naciones
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-01-16
U!tirnas nOticias
DE
IA GRIN GAIAS1R|)FE
De Italia.
Ayltden1os d la hNmdnadad.

Los horrores de la inmen-
sa catastrofe de las fertilisi-
mas cuanto pintorescas Gala
bria y Stella, no tienen riva-
les en- Ia historic de los mo-
dernoj cataclismos! Espanto
SO cs el niInero de las victi-
mas: 167, 900 nluertos! de
800 s 500 mil entire heridos
y estTopsado5, que han que
dad0 sin pan, sin vestidos Y
sin hogar, los cuales lloran
la nauerte de sus hijos, her.
manos, esposos, esposas, pa
dres y madre3.
Este gran ndmero de su-
p5rstites, tai vez son mas
desgraciados que los muer-
tos! Is precise pensar inme
diatamente en- ellos.
FL GObierno Italiano, Ell
pueblo entero, estan hacien-
do sacrificios enormes para
socorrer a los que sobrevivie
ron de la terrible hecatombe;
el mundo entero ofrece un
grandioso espectaculo conmo
yedor de sublime solidari-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-01-16

quienes Ia decision pudiera
afectar mas hondamente, fla
dos todos en- que,. al fin y al
cabo, la ley Sc puede facil-
mente eludir, y asf fue como
los comerciantes, los sastres,
los zapateros, todos los obre-
ros libres, para decirlo de
una vez, no concurriendo a
los comicios, dieron ell triun-
TO al asalariado, sacrifcando
pof negligencia, SUI libertad
de TRAFALGAR como y cuando
convenga q sus intereses y
10 exijan sus compromises y
la demanda de su clientela.
Ell calculo de los comercian
tes y de los obreros libres,
que indolentemente Sc deja-
ron arrebatar Ell triunfo por
los asalariados, result6 exac-
to, pues por mucho tempo,
la ley del domingo no pudo
ponerse en- vigor, y qued6,
como tantas otras, como un
simple mcnumento que mar
ca una etapa historical, y ma
da mas.
Pero he aqlif, que llega al
poder ell actual Gobernador
de Texas, y que, por esprit
tn de secta, 8 por una honra
dez polltica desconocida has
ahora, Sc acuerda de que exis
to la ley ael Domingoey mas
que ESQ, la pone en- vigor;;.y
mucho mas que ESQ, compete
a los de su dependencia a
que obren con toda energfa
para hacer que esa ley sea
observada, y entonces fue ell
llorar y ell crugir de dienfes.
Y entonces fueron las acrimo
MAS y las amenazas para ell
Gobernador, que 4 medida
que Ia tempestad arrecia, pa
rece que..sus energfas Sc acre
cen para hacer respetar una
ley escrita, que, 81 como I'M de
i'echo para 2alvar q los asala-
riado2 de la esc!avitud a que
pueden reducirlos los patro-
nes, cs llumanitaria y tligna
de aplauso, como una o5liga-
ci6;, para todos, es perfecta-
mente salvaje, tiranica y dig
ma de toda excecraci6n.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-01-16

que hoy Sc llama Union Anne
ricana, apegados fanatica-
mente a la Biblia, establecie
ron el descanso dominical,
como institution divina, y
asi fue echando raices, hasta
formar una ley civil no escri
ia, el descanso dominical.
Despues, ell fanatismo e.
vangelico fue decayendo pau
latinamente por obra de la
civilization, y por la introduc
clon de otras sectas, que, CO.
mo la cat6lica, han hecho
asombrcsos progresses desde
a mediados del siglo XIX, pc
no ell descanso dominical 81 :
guiG conservando SUI caracter
de ley no escrita, aunque ca
da dia mas rebajado, sobre-
todo, en- las parties de la. ma
ci6n donde ell protestantismo
iba perdiendo SUI preponde-
rancia, y quiza hubiese des-
aparecido como una costum-
bre perniciosa, antiecon6mi-
ca y antisocial, 81 ell fanatis
mo religioso no hubiese en-
contrado en- los gremios obre
ros, fuerzas nuevas para Sos
tener, como un derecho civil,
10 que solo era una obliga-
ci6n religiosa.
Y enti6ndase bien como
atn derecho concedido al obre
ro, al jornalero, al asalaria-
do, el descanso dominical de
precepto religioso, Sc trasfor
mo en- ley civil escrita.
Y pas6 el tempo.
Todos los que quisieron hi.
cieron uso del derecho conce
dido por'la ley, de no traba-
jar los domingos, y en- donde
predominaba Ell elemento pro
tastante a Ia ley civil cscrita
Sc unia ell precepto religiuso
confundi6ndose con ella, tras
fernando cl derechO otOrga-
do por Ia ley en- obligation
de no TRAFALGAR los domingos..
Y naturalmente, surgi6 la
fricci6n, vinieron las inter-
pretaciones, siguieron las
controversies, y fue neccsa-
rio que el voto pdbiico deci-
diera 81 el descanso domini-
cal, segGn la ley, era un de-
recho del hombre, 9 era una
obligation.
Suede, sin embargo, que
en- esa clase de eleceiones, IN
las que.se juegan la paz, la
tranquilidad, la libertad y
hasta el honor de las famii
las, no hay quien Sc intere-
Sc. nj aun aquellos mismos q
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-01-16
NOTAS DE
Laredo.

Mucho entusiasmc desper-
t6 la presencia de los Ciclis-
tas patrocinados por Ell dia-
rio de Mexico, D. F., "El
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-01-16

Heraldo," que haran el reco-
rrido entire esta Ciudad y las
Oficinas de dicho peri6dico.
En- medic de ruidosas acla
maciones, salieron ell s del
actual, a las 8 a. M, rumbo
a su destino, siendo acompa-
iiados por distintas personas
aficionadas q esa clase de
Sport, hasta las afueras de
la poblaci6n.
Los terrenos donde Sc es-
tan construyendo los talleres
del F. C. Nacional de Mexi-
co, vense diariamente invadi
dos por numerosa concurren-
cia, que va a distraer su a.
tenci6n, principalmente los
dias Domingos, en- que las
familias disponen del descan
so dominical. j
Sc cree, por los trabajos
emprendidos, que sera un he
cho va su traslaci6n, pues Sc
ha visto en- muchas ocasio-
mes, que Companies, princi-
palmente de Ferrocarriles, !
han dejado abandonados ira
bajos donde han invertido
cantidades. por con-
venir asf a sus intereses.
Ell servicio de Aqua en- la
sigue siendo tan pc
simo como en- meses anterios
res, y hasta Sc ha visto que
los empleados inferiores pres
tan poca atenci6n alas 6rde-
mes que reciben del Comisio-
nado.
Convendria que ell Sr. Pre-
sidente Municipal, que tan
buenos servicios ha prestado
a este pueblo, Sc fijara en- di
chos sirvientes, y les exigiera
ell cumpllmiento de sus obli-
gaciones, pues debe compren
der que los errores de estos
empleados 6 mozos, caeran
irremisiblemente sobre los re
presentantes del Municipio.
~ X
..5 4; \
Don Mariana ,Azcarraga v
Don Octaviano Gonzalez, en-
representation del R. Ayun-
talniento, hicieron una colec
ia entire los empleados fede-
rales para auxiliar q las vfcti
mas de la catastrofe ocurri-
da en- el sur de Italia.
Tambien algunas damas
de la localidad, cumpliendo
con un sentimiento humani-
tario, dieron un bale de con
tribuci6n en- ell Casino Lare-
dense, la noche del dia 10
del corriente, con igual OBJ
jeto.
%x
La orquesta para bales,
que dirige huestro querido
amigo On. Felipe de N. Bui-
tr6n, ha gustado mucho, por
10 bien organizada.
Deseamos que, como has,
ia aqui, los aficionados que
el, con su esfuerzo, ha coloca
do en- ell lugar en- que estan,
sigan prestandole su ayuda,
en- recompensa del empeno
abnegado que siempre ha te-
nido para guiarlos por ell sen
dero dificil del artc.
.*s
Ahora, como antes, sc susj
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1909-01-16

Ahora, como antes, sc susi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-22
YOUNG PASTOR IS NOW
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY
Rev. S. L. Naff, for Whom Prayer Ser
vices Were Held, is Stead
lily Improving.

Although the attending physicians
at c1e time had practically given up all
hopes for his recovery, Rev. Samuel l.
Naff, the young pastor of the Calvary
Baptist church. who was operated up
on for appendicitis several weeks ago
is making rapid improvement now and
is believed to be practically out OF
danger He is still far from well, how.
ever. and it will be several weeks be-
fors he is able to leave the Elizabeth
Buxton hospital
Rev. Mr.. Nah's condition wa
desperats shortly after the
operation was performed, and the
congregation OF the church he'd
SPECIAL prayer services for him. On
the day the operation was performed
the temporary ten; in which the con-
gregation Is worshipping while its new
home Is being bs-iit Was blown down
In a storm and the prayer services
were hid a. the home OF Mr.. J. J.
Watson. superintendent Of the Sunday
school.
Mr. Nsff has been pastor of the Cal
wary church about two and a hall
yours. lie has made many friends
during his pastorate here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-22
MRS. MARY THAW SCORES
PROSECUTORS OF HER son
Issues Twenty Page Booklet CritIeis-
ing District Attorney Jerome and
Insanity Experts.
lBY Associated Pressl


WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, July IL
The prosecution OF her sen are crit
icised and insanity experts scored IN
a twenty page booklet which Mrs
Mary Copley Thaw, mother of Harry
x. Thaw, issued here today.
K bears the title. THE Secret I'm
ve.led,' and besides giving a r-sume
of the various court proceedings m
which Harry Thaw has been involved
alleges the exist nee of a 'cowardly
combination" against her son and the
taking of unusually oppressive meas
ures liz his case. his entire sanity al
the pr sent time is strongly asserted
Exceptional conditions, she oe-
clares, demand exceptional treatment
and the fact that District Attorney
Jerome has on four occasions LIT the
quite sufficient responsibilities Of his
own district TO pursue this case into
4 district within which, as he himself
acknowledges, he has no jurisdiction
compels this unusual proc edure on
my part
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-22
Great Game Of Baseball 10 be Pulled
OF on The Casino Lot.
VARIOUS REPORTS N CIRCULATION
Rumors Mention Judge Brown, Captain
Ned Williams, Or. Loeb. Ernest
Cunningham and Abe Horwitz as
Prospective Performers on Diamond.

The Elks and the Eagles are going
to play with basebailS on the Casino
lot for the benefit of the Joseph
Charles Memorial Guild The date OF
the ascension has not been determined
upon. but the public is informed that
il viii he pulled of in the very near
future.
Last week the Eagles issued for
NAL challenge to the Elks and appoint
ed Or. Louis Loeb and Carl krause
as a committee to make all the neces.
sary arrangements. The Elks met last
night and accepted the challenge and
appointed Abe Horwitz and X. c. Pet
zold q committee to act with the com
mittee from the Eagles. The commit
tees will meet at once to perfect ar
engagements for the game.
While nobody is saying just now
ed that Dir Loeb will do the "$ll,OOO
Beauty Rube MarQuard" stunt for the
Eagles, and il ds understood that Abe
Horwitz will act the role OF Hans the
Wagner for the Elks. Also il is whis-
pered that Police justice J. ID. g.
Brown has been secretly getting q
few pointers from his little sons on
Frank Chances method OF holding
down the initial station. Ernest Gun
ningham is said to be slated for the
midway station job for the Elks and
a vague r1Imor is abroad that Captain
Ned Williams will cavort around third
base.
Besides these players, it is under
stood that both sides will put in just
enough real ball players 90 insure the
retiring of each side in the first In
ming before darkness can sneak up
and end the melee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-22
MAY CALL SPECIAL MEETING.
First Ward CounciImen Want Paving
of West Avenue Acted On.

Owing to the fact that no regular
meeting will be held in August it is
more than probable that special
meeting CT the common council will be
called within the next few days to act
on some paving matters.
The board of aldermen recently
adopted a resolution providing for the
advertising for bids for paving West
avenue from Twenty third street to
Twenty fifth street and the members
of the lower branch from the First
ward are anxious to have a special
meeting of the common council TO
adopt the resolution so that the ad-
vertisement can be inserted in the To-
cal papers for thirty days, as requir-
ed by law
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-22
SHIPPING REPORT.
Wednesday, July 81, 1909.
Arrived.

Steamer ThOlma (Nor.) Jaeger
Christiantia-to Bryd Line with pas
sengerS and merchandise.
Steamer Ran (Nor) Jensen, New
York-to Berwind White Coal Com
pany in ballast.
Schooner Luther r. Garretscn. Has
kell, New YOrk-to New River Con
solidated Coal Company in ballast.
Schooner Upton. Norwich, Conn
TO Maryland Coal & Coke Company
in ballast.
Barge West Point from Providence
to George T. Warren Coal Com
rany in ballast
Barge Edith from Salem-to New
River Consolidated Coal Company in
ballast.
Barge Bessie from Newburyport-to
New River Consolidated Coal Company
in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-22
Miner Herr Beats Dan Patch.

GRAND FORKS. y. d. July 2l.-
Before the largest crowd ever as
sembled in North Dakota. Miner Herr
1881 beat Dan Patch 1.55 in a race
paced over half mile track Of the
North Dakota state Pair Grounds.
The course was heavy and a terrific
wind was blowing. Both Of the pac-
ers we're in good condition for 50
early IN the season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-22

sor Charles w. Kent. OF the UNIVERSE
ty of Virginia: Professor A. l..
Nelson. OF Washington and Lee
University, and DR.. Curry. of the
Peabody board. / was appointed
on the committee on resolu-
ton with Dr.. Kent and DR.. Albert
Shaw of the Review of Reviews, and the
first resolution adopted was the fol-
lowing:
Education of the White Race.
Resolved. that the education of the
white race in the South is the press
ing and imperative need, and the
noble achievements of the Southern
commemorative iii the creation of
common schcol systems for both races
deserve not merely the sympathetic
recognition of the country and of the
world at large. but also give the old
and high spirited colleagues and uni
versities of the South a strong claim
upon generous share of that stream
Of private wealth in the United States
that is enriching and vitalizlng the
higher education of the North and
West This was the first resolution
adopted at the first meeting where
any resolutions were adopted.
II did not attend the first confer
ence the year before. but I under
stood that nothing was done. This
resolution does net look as If the con-
ference had met for negro education.
as its very first declaration is for tine
education of the white race.
The reference here to the Southern
college deserving money thar was GO
ing North, and the whole action of
this conference throughout. in my
judgment, made it possible for Presi-
dent Alderman to secure mis- million
dollar endowment for the University
and this movement was certainly the
cause of my securing Washington and
Lee University a hundred thousand
dollars as P memorial to William l..
Wilson. / had charge Ct this, and 7
went al once to the very men who
were in this Southern education move
ment and they were most liberal in
their donations and active in aiding
me to secure the balance.
The Baptist college at Richmond,
7 think is largely indebted TO this
inovemen; for what il got, and so all
through the South. | am proud of my
connection with this board. and be-
lieve Il has done great work for
the South. There was an attempt.
even while I was with the board. to
show that it was organized for negro
education. The board did favor the
primary industrial education OF the
negro. but why9 The constitution Of
our state required It. and as citizens
or Virginia. We stood BY cur const:-
tuition. II was made by body Of men
fresh from the people. and thirty odd
years after the civil war
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-22
Wife Of Senior Naval Officer Here 10
Chrlslen Destroyer Roe.
LAUNCHING SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Affair Will Be Entirely Informal and
Only Few Of Yard Officials and in
vited Guests Will Be Present-First
Destroyer Launched Here.

Mrs. r. T. Hall. wife of Commander
Il. T. Hall. L. s. ~. has been design
ated by the navy department as spon-
sor for the new United States tor
pedo boat destroyer Roe, which Will
be launched at the plant CT the New
port News Shipbuildng & Dry Dock
Company Saturday afternoon AT 2
o'clock. Commander Han is inpector
of machinery at the local shipyard
and has been here about A year
The launching of the Roe will be
entirely informal and will be witness
ed by only a few of the shipyard Of
ficials and some invited guests. The
yard will not be thrown open to the
public.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-22
WRESTLERs AGREE ON TERMS.
ZeIIo and Donovan Complete Ar
rangements for Return Bout.

Jack Donovan and E Zello agreed
on terms yesterday for their return
bout at the Dreamland theater Mon
day night Donovan is the challenger
and accepted Zelio's terms of a d.
vision of the gate receipts at 10 and
80 percent. Donovan wanted to post
a side bet of Sioe and agree that
winner take all
Both men have started training for
the bout Donovan must weigh in
for the match at 15S and says he will
have to take eff thirteen pounds in
four days He is confident, however,
and declares he will bet two to one
on himself