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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11

BRAZIL. L Jones. 2 poultry sT
pert from Purdue University, Lafay'
cite. will give IN address - farmer
q. Posev and adjoining townships her.
this evenInE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
LEGISLATIVE
BATTLE IS To
Be RENEWED
The Political Leaders Order
Congressman TO Hurry
Back to Fight Over Nc
Daniels Bigger Navy
Program.
BY J, BART CAMPBELL

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. II.
Trains arriving here today bore
absentee representatives hastily
summoned by both Democratic and
Republican leaders n a determine
ton TO strengthen their respective
forces preparatory TO the expected
renewal of tn legislative battle in
the house over Secretary Daniels
bigger American navy program.
1t was whispered about the CAPT
tol that another cablegram rom
President Wilson from Paris. in
which he forcibly reiterated his
desire that congress authorize the
bill carrying out the program.
which he still deemed necessary
because Of developments at the
peace conference. was a trump card
the Democrats we're prepared to
play.
DEMOCRATS MUM.
Democratic leaders smfifnrlv shook
Their heads I'm non-cornn1itfs1 way
when thew we're Questioned about the
rsfrne-sd rablerrsra rbev declared.
however. that Secretary Daniels had
heen ir FREQUENT communication by
c.bts v-i+I, t1,e nreesder, fatef, and that
th.,. 49, beer of7tr4at.- Informed +bat
tire p-.ssdeft had SIN no reason TO
manga his mind respeetinr his prevf-
olsIy EXPRESSED wish that the Daniels
r-or-ar7 he co-f,p,,od for he present at
l-aet
r-oss o-or,ire-+l,. identified vrltb the
ss-,,ors+i- ,,,sio.-it,- i, So hoyss fresl,,
r,ro5tr.e5 +bs- tbe Ds,;el= n-orrar,
r.orf9 fri,n7rb a, .bat nod, although
49, sar7i+4ea K. We certain III o--
.ofr+sr even more bitter o7po-ition
vben d cached tfa senate
SPECIAL. REPORT EXPECTED
4. vs. accented 7s fors-ono con-
ch,xfon -, both Democrats and Rz,b-
-f-srx -bat .be Democratic control ed
7o,... MES cor7-,i.tee which met a. 10
o.rIr~,s th,. -7o-7ir- would report a
sne.4sl rt,le overturntnz the point OF or
der ~ which tbe Rapnb1tcarz knocked
80 T,.risI=, r-os-rs,, o,f- ~ tba nsndin~
-, RECOMMENDATION Mn curing ,es.e--
80 ..n-7ezt,,o,,s session 81 tbc bop-e.
+ ~. also announced that the commit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11

TO any drug store and get 60-cent
box of Pyramid Pile Treatment. Re
lief should come so quickly Won VIII
luup for Jog if YOU are iu doubt.
send for a free trial package by
matt You viii then be convinced.
non.t delay. Iake no substitute
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
GARY GUNMAN
BROUGHT BACK

oet.cee Sergeant Ei-rer returned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
KNOTTY
PROBLEMS
BEFORE 1T
fCortfrnrd rrorr ra-a o-e

Continued from pase one)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17
"KRAKONOS".
Velky uspech Omladiny J. A.
komensky {. S, v sini ma vych.
131 ulici.

Omladina J. "A. Komensky {.
5, sehrala vcera We prospech
skoly tehoz nazvu v sini ma W.
chodni 131 ulici narodni nasi
bachorku o ctyrech obrazech
Sc zpevy, "Krakonos', a ra-
dostl konstatujem, ze uspech
Omladiny v kazdem sm6ru byl
dokonaly a riditel, vsichni po-
fadatele i dcinkujici, re mohou
byt spokojeni, ma vcerejsi ve-
Ger plnym pravem hrdi. Navste
va byla velika, hra svezi, zpev
razovity a hudba rovnez dobra
- vse prilehajici a We vzor-
nem souladu.
Vecerni program zahajen
byl fimym pochodem sokol-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17

skeho orchestra, natez Glen pol
iadatelstva, pan FranE. Kohoutl
vysvetlil snahu nasi OmladinyI
q rovnez oznamil jakeho dru-
hu zabavy V move sini Komen-
skeho V teto sezone budou pod
nikAny. Po dotcenem vysvetle-
nj vyhrnula Sc opona a hra "a
pocala. Bylo tax nekolik minut|
po pate hodine odpoledne, tax
re zacatek byl die programu
presny a rovnez v nasleduji-|
clch jednanich slo vse raz ma
raz, bez odkladu peb zbytec-
rych prestavek, kteryzto fakt
|mGze byt vzorem nekterym
|uasim starSim sborGm ochotni-
|ckym.
Prvy akt odehraval Sc v chu
Idicke chate vdovy Musilove
Or. Jaburkova) a jiz prve toto
jednanl vabilo posluchace pek
nou souhrou vsech 1cinkuji-
cich. Roztomilym zjevem byly
vdoviny ditky (Vlasta Svobo-
lGOva. M. KOhOutOya a 3. Ger
lra), u nichz zvlast6 nejStarsi
dcerka Marenka znamenite
svou partii ovladala, kdezto IT,
lloha Musilove memohla byt v
|lepsich rukach. Rovnez partie
sousedky Simove (B. Hodaho-
|va) byla obsazena i sehrana
|spravn6 a svym srdecnym pred
nesem kazdemu imponovala,
coz o charakternl roll lichvare
milky (J. Hodan) rovnez moz-
no tvrdit.
| V druhem jednani pdsobila
Ivseobecnou pozornost lesnl see
Ina, lahodily zpevy o mesicku,
reje sli6nych vii, trpasliku, sve
tiusek a ruznych lesnich skirt
XII. We skutecnosti byl TO jed
fim nejkrasnejsich vyjevu
vecera, "a kterezto sceny zpev
| Gu klaviru 81. Ketzovou dopro-
vazeny), zvlaste Sc uplatnil a
rovnez tance i reje zajem bu-
dily vseobecny. Vyprava sceny
!byla bohata kterazto nakladna
scenerie objevila Sc v aktu
tretim, v kouzelne zahrade pa
ma hor, Krakonose.
Mimo uvedenych v obou
|techto jednanich dcinkovali 3.
ISvoboda, Vopenkova, Paucho-
Iva, Vlasta Maresova, j. Macha
Icek, j. SvObOda a mnOhO Jlnych
lvil svetlusek, jejichz jmena
ma programu Sc ami nenasla.
VSichni hrali pekne, vSichni ma
ucili sc svym uloham a vsichni
lzpevaci dokazali svGj talent
Ivuli ku uSlechtile vvpomoci.
| Ctvrt3 jednani skoncilo Opet
V chudicke kOmurce vdovy Mu-
lsilove a rOvnez posledni tento
akt sehran byl temer beZvad-
|ne, takze zajem publika nikte
lrak neOchabl.
; ROZkOSnOu tn naSi narOdni
bachorku a rovnez zpevy nacvi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17

Gil ucitel Omladiny pan Ketz,
jenz "a svou snahu rovnez pl-
ny kredit zasluhuje. Celek VII
bee byl harmonicky a my
vsem poradatelGm ucinkujl-
elm ku vcerejsimu iisp6chu ST.
deCn6 gratulujeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17
PkEDNASKA O CESKOSLO-
VENSKE ARMADE MA RUSI.

Cd dolby kdy ceskoslovenske
vojsko ma Rusi organicsova-
10 samostatny .armadpi sbor,
odvahou a ob6tavosti poutalo
pozornost nejen Ruska, ale O.
statnich narodd. ZvlaAe narod
V Cechach a ma Slovensku IL
zasem pohlizel ma hrulnne sku
tky, ktere ma bojisti proti ra-
kousko uherskym utlacovate-
lnm bylo vykonalo.
Narod rusky v ceskosloven-
skych vojinech spatfoval sve O.
chrance, kteri vsude kde wi
tezili, zavedli pred tim nevida-
ny poradek a mir. ZvlaSte We
decke tydennlky j mesicniky
zde v Americe Jim venovali ce
le stranky.
CeskoslOvenska armada ma
Sibiri svym jednanlm 81 vydo-
Lila 1ctu v celem Rusku a Zde
v Americe donutila mohe zur-
nalisty O Cesich psat' pravdu.
S velkym napnutim vyslechli
jsme prednasky tech, jenz pO-
merry V Rusku studovali, i tech
l:teri 2 armady do Ameriky by
i poslani. Ctli jsme slyseli,
jak americky Cerveny Kriz
Glenove Y. M. C. A. pro cesko.
slovenskou armadu mnoho do.
breho vykonali, takze nasi bra
tri k MIN pohlizeli jako ku
svym nejlepsim pratelum, kite.
l.. jak nejlepe mohli Sc ne sta
rail-, je teSili a obveselovali.
Jeden z tech americkych pra
cOvniku Cd Y. M. G.. A., byl
Zde byvaly profesionelni hrai
basebalIu, Charles M. Ather.
ton, jenz Id m6slcu 2 ceskoslO-
venskou armadOu ma Sibiri pre-
delal boje vSechny svizele, a
vykonaval pro nase hochy vse
co v jeho moci bylo; naucil sc
cd Mich ceske reci, zpivat cesk6
pisn6 a "a jeho obetavost jej
zvolili dGstojnikem v jejich ar
made.
c. M. Atherton vyuzitkoval
kazdou prilezitost ably fotogra
foval boje dllezita mista jenz
Geskoslovenska armada We sve
moci drzela. Ia tech Ia mesfcd
poznal ddkladne pomery ma
sich hochd ma Sibiri, jejich hr-
Dime skutky o tech bude
dnes vecer prednaset We Wood
land Ave. Presbyterian kostele
ma rohu Woodland a vych. &c
ulice.
Jeho pfednasku bude prova.
Zet 200 vyobrazami, jakoz ce
ske pisne, pri jejichz zvukl
Cesi pochodovali Ma pric celyn
Ruskem.
Komu jen trochu mono
necht neopomene do te pred
naSky Sc dostavit. Bude to cen
ny dusevni pozitek, zvlaste pr,
nase Cechoslovaky.
V tom samem kostele ism,
slyseli prednasky prof. Simka
Piseckeho G.. Perglera a dneI
k nam bude mluvit American
Athert0n O tom, co on naSim
hochy prodelal a jak on pozna
muze ceskoslovenske arma
de ma Sibiri.
Jeho pfednaska jiste prosp,
je mnoho k dobremu jmen'
vsech CechoslovakG.
Odkazujem laskave Ctenar,
k dnesnl oznamce, kde maid,
dalSi podrobnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17

. We hre INA FARE" fa-
raf NANSEN, po dopadnuti
kamene do jeho pracovny,
vrzeneho rozvasn6nym a ne
vsdomym davem, pravi k
vinnikim: "Jest vaseho hlu-
ku u dstske mrtvoly tfeba?
Coz jste neslyseli, ze name
jiti mlcky kolem trpiciho?
Ma fare jest jests vice oxen
a ma ulici jeste vice kamenu.
Vezmete 81 kazdy jeden do
ruky, nebof co nevidet wy
jdeme ven, zena, jez zhresi-
la - i ia, kteryz podle vas
jsem take hfesil - A pIjde-
me Sc podivat - je-li jeste
zivot v tech dstskych oein-
kach." " nedsli %. brez-
ma v Narodni Sini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17
PRIJMOU Sc DELNfCI MA
CUKROVOU REPU.

Dobra mzda pro rodiny svo
bodne muze. $40 az $24 cd
akru, byt a doprava zdarma.
Navstivte naseho jednatele v
nasledujicfm miste kdykoliv:
"Buzkiv Prazsky Restaurant"
(. 54O8 Broadway aneb v els.
1854 E. SIS. St.
THE MICHIGAN SUGAR co.
SAGINAW, MICH.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17
n1ay7 OZNAMUJTE We "SVETU.
LINIMENT

ma mfti mfstO kazde domacnosti.
Nemine dne, ze by Sc takoveho ma
Eanf nepotrebovalO. Severhv Go
thardsky Olej (Severa's Gothard
OiD jest vytecnym linimentem ma.
chorOby pGvodu revmatickeho | ne
uralgickeho a vSude tam, kde ma
zanf cili liniment prospechem po-
uzfti mono. Ceny 30 a so centn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17

M III AEIV
dfvky hledajf rychie pomoci
proto jsme Jim tou radou, ably mely
vzdy po ruce Severdv Regulator
tSevera's Regulatory, ktery Sc jz
nescfslnekrate osvedcil v lecenf cho
rob. ma nez 81 zeny dfvky TAX Ca
sto stezujf a jez Sc nesnadno lecf.
Jest to pravy pfftel Zen nepravi-
delnostech. Cena $1.25.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17

bvva zavinena nejakou poruchOu
nervOve Gill civnf soustavy. Ukazu-
je to ma vysflenf nervove a vyzadu-
je dobreho leku. Berte Severhv Ner
vOtOn (Severas Nervoton). Post
iuje slabe nervy. dodava spanku
prospiva lecenf hysterie, nervosy
a vseobecne 1navy. Cena $1.25.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-19
FIGHTERS BEGIN
PREPARING FOR
TITLE CONTEST
Sparring Partners Sought for
Willard and Dempsey in
Training for Battle
on July D..

New York, March 18,-At an in
formal conference here tonight the
managers of Jess Willard and Jack
Dempsey discussed the heavyweight
championship contest, scheduled for
July 4, with Promoter Tex Richard,
preparatory to arranging for prelimi-
nary training. Willard was represent
ed by Ray Archer. Dempsey's plans
we're explained by Jatk Kearns.
Both managers stated they were
in this city prepared to engage
sparring partners for their principals
and each carried list of heavy
weight boxers from which it was ex-
pected they would be selected. Ar
cher said that he was prepared to
take at least two such helpers back
to Lawrence, Kans., with him when
he leaves for Wizards home town
at the end of the week.
According to the champions man
ager, Willard has already begun light
physical work and is trifle below
270 pounds in weight. -
The champion will do all of his
work at his home in Lawrence until
six weeks before the bout, when, ac-
cording to the terms of his contract
with Richard, he will move to the
scene of the titular battle. In the
interim, however, Willard will find
time to star in a moving picture
drama i'll which he will appear as
the hero. His stipend for submitting
himself to the camera will be $780,
600, it is reported. -,
Dempsey expects to leave Palm
Beach tomorrow for a week or ten
days of rest before engaging in an
athletic-vaudeville tour of month.
Before he leaves he expects to pur-
chase large farm near Freehold, N.
J., where the challenger will do such
training as may be necessary before
moving on to the scene of the bout.
Kearns said that Dempsey weighed
1877 pounds at present and would en-
ter the. ring at between 1872 and 1876
pounds, according to the altitude at
which the bout is staged
He will begin serious training on
May | and will have as sparring
partners the largest and heaviest
men who can be engaged in order
that he may BECOME accustomed to
boxing with men as near as possible
the physical standard of Willard.
Andre Anderson is the -on1y one
mentioned to date.
Richard plans to return o. his
Texas oil fields tomorrow and will
be absent from this city for several
weeks. He stated positively tonight
that the would not announce the site
of the contest. the referee or other
details until April and that he did
not expect to investigate any pros
pective fight cities while away.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-19
Lively Interest Is
Taken in Tourney
for : Cage Honors

The Central Furnitures, Aakens,
Omaha Nationals and All Stars sur
vived The first round of the local
championship basket ball tournament
played last night on the Young
Mems Christian associations floor.
The All Stars and the Nakens. and
the bankers and the Central Furni-
lures will mix Thursday night to de-
eide the contestants for the title
game next Tuesday.
The crack First Christian team
from the Bluffs withdrew from the
tourney, giving their place to the
Highland Pharmacy five, composed
of high school flippers, who went
down i'll. defeat, "a to 8, before the
Central Furniture five.
The Naken quintet disposed of the
Calvary Baptist five, IS to TO-,
The All Stars, composed of the
cream of the high school combina-
ton, made life miserable for the In
dependents, defeating them, 26 to 10.
The Omaha National bank five
teased the Trinity ,Baptists for 80
minutes ending the 'game" with the
score, % to 8, in their favor. "a
The Independents and Calvary
Baptists will mix Thursday night to
decide fifth and sixth city honors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-19
GREATER OMAHA
LEAGUE HEADS !
PASS the BUCK
None Would Take Initiative
and No New League Is Or
ganized; Committee to
See Muny League.

The meeting of the Greater Omahs
league managers, held at Erni.
Holmes Billiard Parlors last night
proved fizzle as far as any real &C.
ton toward the formation of new
league was concerned. Only fiv.
managers were present, one of them
being only a possibility at that, foi
while it is generally thought that
Johnny Dennison will have'a Krue
representative team, no one, not even
Dennison, knows whether he actual.
ly will have one or not.
Name Committee.
1T was finally decided that a COM
mittee should be appointed to call
on the directors of the Municipal
league and ask for a reconsideration
of the rules prohibiting games or
enclosed parks. 1t would even b,
conceded by the class A managers
to allow free admission to the park.
if charge could be made for tn,
seats. A motion to this effect wa.
made, put and carried and Ar
Christensen, Bert Murphy anc
Johnny Dennison were selected a,
the committee to represent the
Greater Omaha league. II the re
quest is denied them, another meet
ing of the Class A managers viii
probably be called for a more def
mite action on the formation of
semi-pro league.
State League Suggested.
The suggestion was made than a
state league be formed, taking in
teams from Beatrice Plattsmouth
Fremont and Lincoln, besides the
Omaha teams, but most of those
present thought this could not be
carried out with any degree oil
success. Then the local LEAGUE was
preached, but it didn't hit the spot
either, some of the managers think
ing, that Omaha could not support
semi-pro league. At any rate
there was no league formed and
will not be formed until the Muny
league tells the committee flat-footed
that they cannot play in the en-
closed parks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-19
Omaha Feather Boxer,
Under Management Of
Joe Levy, Doing Well

In letter to "Dode" Hamilton,
Jack Lawlor says he is going great
in the boxing game. Lawlor is a
featherweight boxer and has placed
himself under the management of
Joe Levy of Nashville, Ten. He said
he has beaten Eddie Ketchell of
Brooklyn, N. Y, in eight rounds at
Nashville and had also trimmed Ter
ry Nelson of Philadelphia in the
town. Nelson weight $50
pounds, while 1awlor only weighed
us pounds.
Two matches have already been
arranged for Lawlor, the first with
Jack Sheppard tonight and the 9TH
err with Jimmy Hanlon of Denver at
Hot Springs, March 20. Levy is
considering offers to box Artie Root
al Cleveland, Kayo Mars at New
Orleans and frankie Britt at Bos-
ton. He has had to turn down sew
eral offers for bouts as the dates
were too close together.
Manager Joe Levy is also the
matchmaker of the Nashville Box
ing club and he has offered the
fea Overweight champion, Johnny
kilbane, $1,000 to box Lawlor in
Nashville, eight rounds on April l.
They have not Heard from the Kill
bane parties yet but have every hope
of landing the bout. =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-19
Steers and Thc;n1aLose
the Two-Men Honors
in Bowling Tournament

Toledo, March 18.-Harry Steers
and Fred Thoma of Chicago lost
their title of champions of the two
men division of American Bowling
congress when they failed at the
tournament here late this afternoon.
The Chicago pair totalled 1892 i'll
the three games. .
AS the lowest figure in the list of
first ten is 1,194, the former cham
pions failed 70 bowl into the select
class.
Frank Caruana of Buffalo was the
best bowlers, of the day, garnering
$50 m his singles, 6l3 in his two
men and 679 while bowling with the
Schwabi No. 4 team last night
His work sent him to the top in
the all eventsy with 1923, II points
ahead of Harry Cavan of Pittsburgh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-19
Babe Ruth Fails to Go With
Red Sox to Training Camp

New York, March 18.-"Babe"
Ruth, leading pitcher and batsman
of the Boston American league team,
did not accompany the team when
it sailed today for Jacksonville, Fla.,
on the way to its training camp at
Tampa. Ruth, who has not signed
a contract, had an engagement here
early today to talk over terms with
Harry Frazee,' president of the club,
but did not appear. 4
Boston, March ,lS.-"Babe" Ruth,
Boston American league pitcher, in
ia signed statement which will be
made public here tomorrow, says he
will not play with the Boston Amer
lean league club this season unless
he is awarded three-years' contract
at $4,000 a year, or a contract for
this season at $4,000. He says Harry
Frazee president of the club, has of.
fered him a one-year's contract at
So. 500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-19
General Pershing Is
Good Sport, Cables to (
Cubs "Alex Enroute' ?

Chicago, March 1S-"Alexander
has left station enroute to United
States"
This cablegram, signed by General
Pershing, commander of the Ameri-
can army, gives first definite assur-
ance. today that Grover, Cleveland
Alexander, premier pitcher of the
National league, was on his way
home to join the Chicago Nationals.
The message was received by Fred
Mitchell, president of the club.
Alexander has been in Germany
with the army of occupation. He is
expected to land within two weeks
and to join the Cubs at the spring
training camp, Pasadena, Cal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-19
MUST Be winner
WHEN PESEK and
FREbERC MEET
One or the Other Must Win
Two Falls, According to
Agreement; Both Men
Rough Wrest)ers.

The Friday show at the Auditor
ium has created all sorts of COM
ment among the wrestling bugs"
Of this section and even the Chicago
Jams are getting up some excitement
over it. A carload of Chicago fans
are expected to come in Friday af-
ternoon. The all-star show at popu-
lar prices idea hos caused sportsmen
that never cared for this particular
game to think about getting seat
Tickets have been on sale for the
past week and the sellers report they
are going rapidly. -,
When the smoke of battle has
cleared away, the witnesses will see
a real winner, for Promoter Lewis
insisted on real finish match. best
two out of three falls In a match
of this kind, there is little possibility
that the wrestlers will lob" it, One
or the other must win and they will
each strive to be the victor, for the
loser will probably never get another
chance to wrestle in Omaha, The
local fans like TO see winners work,
but they don't go crazy over man
they have seen beaten.
The Swedish champion, John Ere
berg, is known as rough-house
wrestler. Freberg's principal stock
in trade is mean eye and meaner
disposition He. loves to jab his
elbow into the face of his unsuspect-
ing opponent and he isn't satisfied
with match unless it results in a
couple of black eyes, split lip and
newly cauliflowered ear.
But this propensity OF Freberg's to
disfigure the anatomy of his oppo-
nent is causing no worry for John
Pesek, who is to meet Freberg at the
Omaha Auditorium Friday night,
according to a'letter Promoter Jack
Lewis has received from Pesek
Pm tickled to death to hear that
this ,Freberg person is rough-house
artist" wrote Pesek. That means
a pleasant time will be had by all"
For, be it known, Pesek is no pink
tea grabpler himself. Pesek doesn't
pride himself upon his rough-house
tactics nor does he practice -ques-
tionable methods in his matches, but
neither is he noted for his gentility
and he delights in a good rough and
ready bout. He promises to give all
that he receives. Just let Freberg
try to rough ffleS Pesek wrote, "and
hell be yelling for six doctors and
company of nurses before the even
ing is over"
This should be joyous news for
the fans" said Lewis as he exhibited
the Pesek letter 1T means warm
match Friday night. think I'll en-
joy watching it myself"
Pesek also conveys the inforna-
ton that he and Clarence Ecklund,
the light heavyweight champion of
the world who, is also on Friday
nights bill, are training diligently.
Were leaving no stones unturned
to get into the very best of coRdi-
ton, and we'll both be ready for any
kind of MATCH wrote Pesek. "You
may not have heard much about
George Sauers down in Omaha, hut
we know a lot about him out here
in the state. He'll give Ecklund a
tough match Friday night and Eek
lund knows it and is training doubly
hard, !"