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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
EMPEzO A FUNCI0KAR La
NUEVA SECRETARlA De
C0MERClO { INDUSTRIAL
POR DISPOSITION DEL PRESI-
DENTE LA MARINA MERCAN-
TIE DEPENDERA DE LA
SRIA. DE COMUNI-
CACIONES.

C0rrr<pnndenria Especial para ~ PltENS
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo =
Aver empezo a f~uncionar Ia nueva Sc
cretaria de Estado denominada dc
Industrial Y Concrete, al frente dc
la cual Sc halla e. ingeniero Alberto
J. PAM. ex-director de los ferroca-
rifles constItucionalistas V eX-delcga-
do a las conferencias de Atlantic CT
ty.
La menc!onada Secretaria ha que
dado instalada en- el local que ocupa-
ron las extintas secretaries de ms
trucci5n Puolica Y Bellas Aries Y de
Justicia. Ese local fue debidamentc
arreglado conforme a los planes dis
puestos por el ingeniero PAM, Quicn
hoy inicio formalmente sus labores
PAM declare que tenia el firme pro-
p6sito de laborar sin descanso pOr el
desarrollo de la industrial Y del conner
clio en- toda la ~repiblica, que Sc hacc
indispensable para ayudar al mejora-
miento de la s~ituacion.
La marina mercante ~dependera de Co
municaciones
A solicitud del ingeniero Manuel
Rodriguez Gutierrez, subsecretario de
Comunicaciones Y Obras Publicas, e.
Presidente dispuso que la seccion dc
marina mercante, perteneciente a la
Secretaria de Guerra y Marina, pase
a depender de la Direction de Puertos,
Fares V Navigation, de Ia Secretaria
de Comunicaciones Y Obras Publicas.
Conforme a tai acuerGo del senior
Carranza, tonos los empleados que en-
Ell Departments de Marina atendian
los asuntos administrators de la se"-
cion de marina mercante, pasaron lies
de aver a prestar sus servlclos Ell Ia
S~ecretaria dc COMMUNICATIONS, ha-
biendo r~eanudado hoy u labores
conforme a Ia nueva organization ad-
miaistrati.a federal.
Ugarte salio para San Juan Teoti-
huacan
\ bordo de IN 'carro especial" del
general Federico Monies, exgoberna-
dor del Estado de Queretaro, Salio hoy
en- Ia manana para San Juan Teoti-
huacan el poeta argentine Manuel
Ugarte, quien Sc encuentra aqui des-
de hace veinte dias.
Jgarte Sc traslado a San Juan Teo-
tinuacan con ell objeto de visitar de-
tenidamente los mcnumentos arqueo-
logicos que ALI Sc c%onservan, y oar
un paseo por los alrededores ue Ia
poblaci6n, que son muy pintorescos
Tn grupo de estudiantes del lis.
trito y de las facultades universita
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
FUERON FUSILADOS DOS RE-
BELDES EN- PINOS,
ZACATECAS.

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSs-
ZACATECAS, Mayo 2.-De Ia We
Gina poblaci0n de Piros han comuni-
cado que en- I'm renidc combate, que
daron como prisioneros Teodoro Ia
pata Y Francisco Rodriguez, quienes
formaDan parte de un nucleo nutae-
roso de rebeldes que han cometlGo
depredaciones en- las cercanias de "A
citada p~oblacion.
Sc les instruyo Ell proceso CORES
pondiente; Y habiendoios ~sentencla-
do a la pena capital por ell ConseJo
de Guerra, fueron e~jecutados en- "a
plaza principal de Pinos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Construira un nuevo %ferocarril UNI
empresa ~carrancista

Segfin refiere la prensa semi-osi,
cial, Ia compania de Fomento del
Sureste, que tiene su asiento en- e
Estado de Yucatan Y de la cual for
ma parte el gobierno de aquella ell.
tidad, ha solicitado de Ia Secretaries
, de Comunicaciones y Obras Publ
! cas-. concession para construir por 81
cuenta la via del ferrocarril de San.
ia Lucrecia a Campeche, viz que ven
dra a unir a la capital de la Repubii~
"a con la peninsula yucateca.
La concession para la construcci6!
dc csc ferrocarril, que fuc otorgad"
por el gobierno del general Porfiric
Diaz a una de las empresas que ma
han contribuido a aumentar la re;
ferrocarrilera en- ell pals, fue dcclara-
da cadUca hace POGO tempo por L.
Secretaria de Comunicaciones de! go
bierno carrancista, porque la empire
sa Sc nego a sujetarse d las prescrip-
clones ~decretadas por el gobierno
unconstitutional en- matcria de fe-
rrocarriles, negative que tuvC su fun
damento en- ell hecho de que el &c.
bierno cncabezado por ell ex-primc'
Jefe no eStaba reconocido como tn
gobierno legal, pues que el mismo Sc
encargaba de decir que era preconS-
t%itucional.
Tan lueCo como Sc supo que habiS
sido declarada la caducidad de la COR
cesion otorgada a Ia empresa, que en-
la misma que habia construido ell fc-
~rrocarril interoceanico. la companis
de fomento del sureste, organiZada
| Dor elementos netamente revcluciona.
rios, pidi6 que Sc lie otorgara Ia or
cesi6n ~respectiva para llevar q cabo
por su cuenta la construction del fc.
rrocarrii de Campeche a SaLta Lucre-
cha Y naturalmente, la Secretaria e.
Comunicaciones accedio a 10 solicita-
do, pues parece que Sc declare Ia
| caducidad de la anterior concession
para otorgarla a la empresa de h
que forma partc principal el gobier-
no del Estado yucateco.
Ell nuevo ferrocarril, que partir,
de Santa Lucrecia, Estado de Vera
cruz, a~travesara una RIGA region De
los Fstados de Tabasco, Chiapas Y
Campeche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
"EI dia mejor %empleado
en- mi vida dice este
yecino de Gan Antonio
Dugan dice que Sc siente o tuer
zas para TRAFALGAR desde que tonic
ell tonico Tanlac.

Isl la genie suplera cue Ell tonlto
Tanlac los beneficiaria tanto como
me benefited a mi, cor seguridad que
acudirian presurosos a su botica des-
de en- la manana hasta eE. la noche. J
no deiarian descansar IN solo mo-
merto a sus dependencies" dlJo II.
3. Dugan, plomero bier conocido que
| vive en- Ia Gale Lamar 1919, de San
Antonio. al visitar recientemente la
Drogueria Wagner. "Por mi apa-
! riencia todo el mundo creia que NE
encontraba en- Ell nlejor estado de sa-
!ud possible, pues realmente pareci&
I'M retrato de la salud personificada,
pero Ia verdad dc las cosas es Que
nunca sospecke siquiera que estuvle-
ra enfermo de alguna cosa, hasta un
dia en- que tuve un fuerte ataque de
congestion de los rinones, desde cuya
fecha cmpece 4 sufrir continuamen-
to.
Me venian mos dolores tan fuer-
les en- Ia espalGa, que entertainments
sentia como 81 me %estuviera atra"e-
sando una cuchilla, Y no podia ara
charnic a recoger del suelo alguno de
los aparatos que mi profession re-
auierc, tales como soldaduras, etc,
pues 81 me ~atrevia a inclinar el
cuerpc, 10 dificil despues ere poder
e~nderezarme. Me puSe finalmente
en- tan nal estado, que tuve CUE de-
Jar de TRAFALGAR Y empece a medicinar-
me tomando unas pildoraS para en-
ferrnedades de los rinones, pero no
obtuve alivio ninguno con elias En-
las noches dormia bien, es declr, sin
interrupciones, pero el sueno me ago
taba en- vez de proporcionar d~escanso
a mi cucrpo, por 10 que continuamen-
te estaba en- un estado de languldez
V falto de energias tai, que no me
importaba NADIA absclltamente y no
encontraba interes en- Ainguna cosa.
EN- vista de los articulos cue Sc
publican en- los peri0dicos, References
4 los beneficios obtenidcs por perso-
mas Gue han tornado este t0nlco Tan
lac, me decidi a comprar n bote!Ia.
V en- verdad que creo que ell dia que
la yomprG ia sido el que he emp!ado
mcJor en- toda mi vida. Sus efecto5
no So hicicron tardar, Y con dos bo-
tellas Quede enteramente bien dc
nucvo, ~pudiendo volver 4 mi trahaJo
sinticndome .diferente en- todos sentl-
dos. Y ahora puedo TRAFALGAR n'ucho
mas Y mas fuerte que antcs. Tam
bier: me ha "uelto nj buen huntor
lie antes V los dolores que sufria en-
Ia cspalda han G~esapareciG9 por COM
pleto, pudiendo agachar el cuern1
ahcra, sin cue me vengan dolores
de nincuna natura!eza. Las pCrs0-
mas cue sufran de Intermediates ST.
milarcs d Ia mia, no harlan COS me-
or que ponerse a tonlar el t6nico
Tanlac"
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
Dor Ia Wagner's Drug Co, 407 /.
Houston ST, Y por la Msier's Phar-
macv, 13z2 West Commerce St, ba-
10 la direction personal dc IN rcpre
s%entante especial del Tanlac, 0 sc en-
viara 0 estas boticas a ~cualquicr
direction al recibo de su valor que
es 81 90 por botella, siempre que Sc
~lncluyan estampilIas suficientes para
el porte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
A Santiago seran trasiadados los reos
militareS

Ha dispuesto don Venustiano Ca
rranza que los presses que Sc encucn-
tran en- Ia Penitenciaria del Dlstrltn
Federal, g trasladados a Ia Dri-
sion militar de Santiago, la cual Id
side objeto de las reperaciones nece-
sarias para que quede en- condolences
de servir de establishments de re:iu-
sion a los reos militares.
Los que inauguren la prisl0n dc
Santiago seran los jefes revoluclol.a-
rios que, como Lucio Blanco, Sc en-
cuentran en- prision desde hace Va
rios meses, por no haber querido Sc
guir sosteniendo a Carranza en- e! p0-
der como encargadc del poder eJecu-
tive, toda vez que Ia convention re-
v~olucionaria de Aguascalientes deci-
dio aceptar Ia renuncia que el senior
Carranza presento del cargo de Pri-
uler Jefe del ejercito constitucionalis-
ia
Antes de que Sc lleve a cabo el tras-
Ia de los p~risioneros, el scior Carran-
Ia inaugurara dicho establecimiento
de reclusion, o~freciendose con tai no.
two un banquete al que asistiran los
subsecretarios de Comunicaciones !
Ohras Publicas, de Guerra y Marina
V algunos jefes y o~ficiales.
rias acompana en- su viaje al poeta
Ugarte, quien sera obsequiado con TIT
lunch al pie de las piramides. Manana
deben regresar Ugarte a esta capital
Y sus acompaNantes.
e. CuREESPOSSL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
PRESENTO SUS CREDENcIALES
e. HuEvO MINIsTRO De CUBA
Una empresa carrancista va a proceder a la construction
de I'm ferrocarrl de Santa Lucrecia a Canpeche
correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSi.

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSi.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo +
FL nuevo ministro de la Repiblica de
Cuba, senior Ramon Pho Ajuria, fue
recibido a medic dia de hoy por 81
Presidente CarranZa, ante quien hizo
entrega de las cartas AUTOGRAPHS del
Presidente Menocal que 10 acreditan
como ministro plenipotenciario de Cu~
ba en- Mexico.
Ell Presidente Carranza re2ibi6 al
Ministro senior Ajuria en- ei Salon de
Embajadores, habiendo estado acol4-
panado de los miembros que forman
su actual gabinete Y del Estado Ma
yor de las guardias presidenciaies.
Entire ell nuevo ministro de Cuba Y ell
nuevo presidente de Mexico Sc cam
biaron frases De simpatia para los
dos paises que Sc han visto sacudi-
dos por movimientos revolucionarics,
uo, triunfantc Dor ell apoyo prestado
por poder extrano Y Ell otro, suprlmi-
90 por el mismo poder.
A Ia ceremonial asistieron los ie-
fes v oficiales frances de Ia ruarn;-
cion, en- unifornies de gala. Y las IA
milias de algunos funcionarios de!
gobierno Y de personals amigos de ii
dichos funcionarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
EXTRA! EXTRA!
Sc VINO LA GUERRA!

!. Este teIesCop!o lie OfrcCe IA meJor
Oportunidad que sc Ia p~rescrtGdO para
yer las grandes v!,las L dlstlncia. VEN
los rlobOs. bat2ilas marttllIas. come
. tas. ErlipseS de sol Y de n Las Da-
! ialias ] gran diStaIcia las vera pof
suS propics Oins. RanchcrOs. Harenda-
| dos: uSlcdcS 10 ncceSltan para yer 81
eanaGo. tn maravili5sc y eXcelente
= in >trumEnio pOr tan Daju preClO. De-
q berfau ~pGsCeTln los hOmDreS. HtulereS
III Y niiOS. E>lc telescope DC . secclon'S
: va;r s6la u 20. Tiene 81 pulgadds ey..
tend:du. CcrradU mide once pull
= ga.!H,. Ipnte> CIaroS Ue eNcelente ca
lidad. T!bus dc DrCnCa pItl!do con dos
~ CuDicrtas protectors para los eAtre'
81 mos. SO cEyIlrH i c%Calquler direccicl
% Dos S, 81 Y l., reulavUs para porie. Pr
"a Ialo hey. pucs solo ~vcnGereInos l,UD a
s. este precio b2IO
FlSlM ElGIf 6 Co. Dept. rs.
CEICSGu, ILL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Va en- busca de su marido una espC
abandonada

La sonora J. ". Long, que en- IN
tempo anduvo como enfermera del
eiercito carrancista Y que ~ultimamen-
te estaba en- San Antonio, ACADIA de
llegar a esta, de paso para c. Ficto-
ria. Tamaulipas, en- busca de su ma
rido cue 10 es Ell DR.. J. W Long, Gel
Estado Mayor del Oral. Lopez de La
ra.
Refiere Ia esposa que hacia tres o
CFss. 4 !. Sa, Col. SAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12

Gas. = l. sa. Col Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Gouraud's
Oriental Cream

nosolo proportional ala piel una
protection constante en- todas las
ocasiones sino que tambien la
purifica y hermosea. lmparte al
CUTS suavidad, tersura yblancura
perlinaqu ontribuyenalencanto
personal. No contiene grasa.
Viene usandose desde hace cerca
de setenta y cinco amos. E,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-16
Hang sLAYER 81 NO

TININA OLFN TN Vt W.
DanViIle, 49,. Feb. 16.-Tha-'OS
C''Big JOhn') Murphy at 1925 this
morning paid the penalty Tor na,--.e,
murdered Louis and George Romas
at Hillery, Oct. g, 1915, when he
made an attempt to rob the brothers
in a bunk car.
Just before the trap was sprung
Murphy made a complete confession
of his crime,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-16

GERMANY, UNDER NoURISHED,
BENDS ALL ENERGY TO AID
Won HINDENBURG'S ARMY
BY Carl w. Alderman,
United Press Staff Correspondent
With Ambassador Gerard
Paris, Feb. 16.-Germany is under
nOuTished Food and economic con-
ditiOns throughout the country are
steadily growing worse. There is
endless graft in the food distribution
plan. The empires transportation
problems are increasing.
But Field Marshal Won linden
burg's plans go forward just the
same. The HindenbuTg idea is cold
ly calculated on the German army
alone. Under his plans the whole ma
ton is concentrating to strengthen
the army.
Americans who left Berlin with
Ambassador Gerard were deluged
with thousands of requests for food
from their supplies. One offer was
10 marks (about $3.50 for a pound
of fats from the embassy store.
One German physician asked an
American family to give him his pay
for medical services in food-not in
money.
It is jokingly remarked in Berlin
that there ought to be two new
kinds of asylums meaning for those
persons crazy enough not to cheat in
the food distribution system and for
those who are insane enough in their
cheating to cheat too much.
The police are powerless to stop
most of this graft because it is the
influential Germans who are the
greatest offenders. But the graft
does not stop with the influential cit
liens. Food dealers interchange their
wares. Friends of magistrates get
extra cards. Food cards are stolen.
The recent cold spell in Germany
the most freezingly bitter weather
Germany has experienced in decades
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-16
CoNTINoE NEWS PRINT aUIZ

New YORK. = News print manu-
facturers called today to continue
testimony in the governments inves-
tigatiOn Of the prices of paper. Grim
inal conspiracy among manufactur-
ers by which prices are fixed and
maintained about S29 higher than
the cost Of production is charged by
the government.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-16

Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
does not count the food and trans
portation difficulties of the people.
He believes in a military victory. And
he is hoping to achieve that victory
this year, before it is necessary again
to face the Socialists and other peace
advocates.
In previous dispatches details Of
how the Socialists forced the kaiser
to make his peace proffer have been
related. The rejection Of the peace
terms quoted this movement. But
GeTmany's leaders know the demand
may come again.
Therefore Germany's efforts in
1917 may be expected to exceed any
heretofore made, because they. will
be the nations final attempt.
EXAMINE NEUTRALS AT HALIFAX
Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 10. - Official
confirmation has been received here
that Halifax is to be an examining
point for neutral ships eastbOund
across the Atlantic. Whether the port
will also be used by west-bound YES
sells has not yet been decided, as the
beTthing accommodations are limit
ed, pending completion of the ter
minal works.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
North Dakota Regiment At
Camp Greene Will Get 1000
Men From State Drdf-List

about it. If the government intends
to hold back and fifty fifty split,
they'll do it anyway, so what's the
use of Grabbing"
Still others opine: We're spend
ing more than we're earning now.
We enlisted expecting to get at least
$40 a month and we ought to have
it,"
Meanwhile hot arguments of vari-
GUS kinds are heard about the COM
pany streets. The boys don't know
what will eventually be done. The
government has not issued any or
der to the effect that there will be
fifty fifty split on pay until the
end Of the war. The talk today was
merely to learn the sentiment of the
enlisted men-the men who are
most vitality affected.
Remember the tail end of that IA
nous Casey poem? Something like
this:
'Oh somewhere in this land of ours,
the sun is shining bright
Somewhere birds are singing and
somewhere hearts are light,
Somewhere folks are happy and
somewhere people shout,
But there is no joy in Mudville.
mighty Casey has struck out"
1SSll6ulDST II wen YOU DdSGDdll
fans can appreciate the deep, dark,
dank, overwhelming gloom in Com
pany F. This little isolated camp
village where the Mandan company
has been quarantined for two weeks
has outgloomed Mudville. When or
ders were issued to release the
quarantine on Friday, another Of the
boys today broke out with measles
and this means two more weeks in
quarantine.
Howard A. Spike Flint. former
University of North Dakota boy, en-
listed with Company A Of Bismarck,
is responsible for a big u. N. d. ban
quet which will be held at the Hotel
Mecklenberg in Charlotte next Sun
day evening. Oct. 21. He has lined
no some fifty former University Of
North Dakota students in the regi-
ment so far and expects that perhaps
100 will attend the spread.
The first issue" of clothing was
made Saturday and the North Da-
kota boys were happy for 1t gave
them an opportunity to doll all UP
in spick and span duds and go to
church in town Sunday morning. 1t
is estimated that 900 of the North
Dakota regiment attended various Of
the Charlotte churches last Sunday.
You see there is an added attraction
for a large number of boys attend
ing are taken home by various peo-
pie for Sunday dinner and-well.
after six days of camp fare it is
worth while.
All of the -noncoms-the sergeants
and corporals of the Second regiment
companies who have been transfer
red to the First North Dakota, have
been busted" This army term
means nothing more less than reduc-
ton to the rank Of priyate How
ever. this action was necessary only
to make the transfer, and it is ex-
pected that the great majority Of
sergeants and corporals Of the Sec
ond will again be reinstated as
noncommissioned officers as soon aa
the final reorganization is perfected.
However. at present II is impos-
sible to secure any definite informa-
tion as to the personnel of the nom
com staff.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
EAST SIDE NOTES

II is reported that a deal for the
sale Of the John T. LOmmen farm, PIG
acres, in Holy Cross township. has
practically been closed by the Moor
head Realty Co.
Fl. j. Hartmann, special agent of
the Great Northern. is one of the wit
nesses at the hearing of Warner. alias
Burns, who was given a preliminary
examination on the charge of COM
plicity in the Sheffield murder today.
Co. Com. Frank Kimm drove in from
his farm this morning Mr.. kimm said
the storm yesterday was very bad in
the country and in many places there
are heavy drifts on the roads. Mr..
Kimm's automobile stalled i'm a snow
drift a mile from home yesterday and
ne had to walk home and leave the
car stranded on the road.
Otto II. Johnk. who moved from
Sabin to Page, N. D., where he puT-
chased a large farm last spring, is a
business visitor in MOOThead today.
John Forsen, a Great Northern sec
started a rough house this morning.
He was arrested and brought to Moor
head by Dep. Sheriffs George McDon-
aid and p. o. Nokken.
The annual meeting of the North
Side Community club will be held
at the Lincoln school next Tuesday
evening.
Joseph Wibert, FELTON,, has been
called TO Illinois TO attend the fun
eTal of his brother who was killed
in a fall from a silo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
CONVERSE IS ASSIGNED
TO WORK IN DISTRICT
South ST. Paul Judge Coming to
This Territory to Take Judge
Nye's Place.

Judge Willard l.. Converse, South
St. Paul. of the First judicial dis
.triCt. has been assigned by Governor
J. A. A. Burnquist TO preside at one
of the December terms Of district
court in the Seventh district.
When Judge g A. Nye, Moorhead,
who was a captain in the reserves,
was called into the service of the
army, Governor BuTnQutst granted
him a leave of absence for the dura-
ton of the war. This left but two
judges for the district that includes
ten countless Judge John A. Roeser,
ST Cloud and Judge William l.. Par
sens, Fergus Falls. A change made
BY the 1917 legislature fixed the first
Monday of December as the opening
date for the fall terms in three Of
tie counties Of the district. Clay, OF
fer Tail and Stearns.
Judge Converse will open the
Stearns county term at st. Cloud
and Judge ROeser will probably pre-
eide at the commencement Of the
clay county term, at Moorhead. This
Nfll leave Judge Parsons at home,
Fergus Falls. to open the Otter Tail
term.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-10-19
News From the World Of Sport
HERE'S ONE BOXER WHO rs NOTA
BIT AFRAID OF BENNIE LEONARD

Lorain, o., Oct ia few seasons
ago when Toughey Ramser. local
lightweight, first entered the hght
game he was a popular attraction for
the reason that no one could make
him Vince. Ramser took the hardest
jolts on the jaw and seemed to enjoy
them. He made a speciality OF taxing
on the toughest battlers he could find
and he had them weary after their
ten rounds of trying to hit him hard
enough to feaze him.
learned to box and in recent bout al
the Athletic, club in Cleveland against
Johnny Mayo, one of the toughest
lightweights in the east. he showed.
great Improvement in his speed and
skill. Ramser had Mayo on the verge
of a knockout at several points
through the bout and finished fresh.
To make the bout more interesting,
Ramser dropped his guard several
times, thrust out his jaw and let Mayo
hammer for all he was worth. Almost
every fight expert who has seen Ram
ser perform has agreed that he Is the
strongest type, of fighter in the ring
headwork, is a hard hitter with either
hand and he has the ability to take
the hardest blows unruffled. es ~.
Ramser has specialized In the tough
scrappers and has a list of victories
over Jimmie Reagen, Danny Ridge.
Johnny Neu and all of the best of the
lesser stars in the lightweight class.
Barney Adair one of the fastest east
ern liSltweights, fought a draw not
long ago with Irish Patsy Cline and
R&mser has beaten Adair most decis-
lively. Ramser has also defeated Phil
adelphia Terry McGovern, who has
never been beaten in bouts with
Johnny Dundee and some of the lead
ing lightweights. E rs
Ramser's performances have brought.
him to the attention of promoters who
are planning to match him with Dun
dee, Patsy Cline or Bennie Leonard.
Al bout between Leonard and Ramser'
Would be interesting at this time
when the lightweight champ has been
knocking out, one after another, the
best in the class that can be found
willing to meet him. Ramser's friends
are sure that Leonard will find the
Lorain boy willing to meet him. Ram
ser is the one fighter in. the light
weight class right now who can be