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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Two Persons Are Killed
During Storm in Chicago
International N,u. S.xxt-.

Chicago, Aus. IA severe rain
and electrical storm which vented its
fury upon Chicago and suburbs
killed n man and n Woman, forced
an slrplane 70 earth. leveled two
buildings. flooded hundreds ot base.
men,s and crippled elevated transpor.
taiion for several hours Property
damsgo IS heavy. Mrs. Anna Gas
Kin, %. vas sloctreouted in the hsse
ment ~ her home by short clrcuiira
power line. An unidentified man
about So Nas KILLED b, 4 holt ~ light
ning
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Mrs. Harding Removing
Effects From White House

Washington. Aug. 12.--Mrs. Hard
ing. who returned TO Washington
from Marion. spent the entire sf-
ternoon supervising the clearing out
Of the effects OF the late presi.
dent from his Office in the ex-
ecutiye building. Secretary Rudolph
Forester. executive clerk. and others
OF the White House staff. were called
in TO assist and mass of material.
consisting chiefly OF correspondence
and memoranda. was taken away.
II is Mrs. Harding's present pur.
pose 10 remain in the White House
at least until Monday. after which
she may take up n temporary resi-
dence here. either AZ the home OF MI
Christian or Of other friends. Mrs.
Coolidge. wife ~ the president
greeted her at the White House on
her arrival from Marion and rc.
malned with her for brief time.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Henry Ford Says
Europe Is too
Lazy to Work
Auto King Declares You Can
Help Nation That Refuses
10 Help Itself-Raps
Wall Street.

Marion, Aug. 1s.-It Is the steel
manufacturers who start wars. Henry
Ford. vaeationing with Thomas Edi-
son and Harvey Firestone. declared
here
The steel manufacturers habifusl-
ly overproduce and then have to
start wars to create consumption. .
Ford said. adding, What the steel
business needs Is reduced quantity
and increased quality-cut the out.
more alloy steel to build lighter loco
motives. freight and passenger cars
and the problem would be solved. =
Ford turned 10 Europes Ills:
Europe is too lazy 10 work-you
can't help nations which viii not help
themselves he said.
On the business outlook for the
United States. he said:
Not cloud is in sight-Ameriea
need not worry about foreign compe-
tltion.s
He said his company looked for an
increased buying period this fall and
winter and that his plants were ar.
ranging 10 produce more cars.
In other lines OF trade the outlook
Is equally good. he said
Ford took a slap AT his traditional
enenly-wsll street.
We need less skyscrapers 10 house
stock brokers. lawyers and similar
parasites he said.
Ford, Edison and Firestone. with
other members OF their camping par.
~, left here today. after attending
the funeral OF the late President
Harding.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Socialists
Force Cuno
to Resign
President Ebert Asks Head of
Peoples Party to Form
New Cabinet-Action
Is Surprise.
Lid Is Clapped on Press
BY Universal Service.

Berlin. Aug. 12.-Chancellor VILE
liam cuno today rendered his resigna-
ton to President Ebert.
Or. Gustav Stresemann. head Of ths
German peoples party was asked by
/ President to form acabinet.>
It is presumed that DR. strese-
manns cabinet will follow the pro-
gram outlined at the meeting Of the
new coalition Saturday al which the
social democrats decided TO join with
the communists TO force the resisns-
ton of the cuno government.
The resignation of the chancellor
came as a surprise. as II was expected
that the government would stand pat
until after the result OF the demand
for a vote Of confidence was deter
mined Monday.
The decision OF the socialist caucus
TO join with the communists to force
the downfall of the Cuno government
brought the chancellor to insist upon
the acceptance OF his resignation By
Ebert. II was declared Saturday that
the Chancellor had rendered his resis-
nation TO the president who had re-
fused TO accept il.
Only dramatic change in the
perilous situation can make il possible
now for DIR. Cuno TO continue as the
leader in Germany.
With the socialists demanding three
seats in the cabinet. the retiring
chancellor may, for the sake Of public
saftey. remain in charge OF his Office
until the new cabinet Is completed
The party leaders are in continuous
session with DR.. Stresemann.
In the meanwhile. sporadic risinzs
are reported from different parts Of
the country and President Ebert has
decided TO impose a press censorship.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Engineer Is Killed
in Vain Attempt to
.KidnapBerg
American Wounded in Plot to
Seize American Draft
Dodger in German
Town.
BY International New. Service.

Eberbach. Germany, Aug. 12.-Carl
Schmidt, an engineer, was shot dead
and an American named Roger. was
wounded by Grover Cleveland Berg
doll, wealthy American draft dodger,
in a fight in Bergdoll's room in the
Kronenberg hotel. Rober is believed
to have come here from Paris.
Bergdoll claims the strangers were
trying to kidnap and carry him off
by force.
Lieutenant Griffith, an American,
was arrested. is said to have been
In charge of the men who were try.
ing to seize Bergdoll.
The strangers drove up in an auto
mobile and entered the hotel looking
for Bergdoll. Bergdoll, who has been
suspicious of strangers ever since a
previous attempt was made to kidnap
him a year and a half ago, carries
pistol in his coat pocket, ready for
instant use.
Fight in Room.
Claiming to be friends OF the ref
ugee, two or three OF the men went
to Bergdoll's room and knocked on
the door. After gaining entrance
loud words could be heard There
was a sound of scufiing and then
shots were fired. Bergdoll. dishev.
elled and excited. dashed through the
door, not knowing how many men
were in the kidnapping party.
Schmidts body lay on the floor. He
died almost instantly. 1t is believed
Roger will recover. News of the
shooting caused tremendous excite
ment in the hotel and throughout the
whole Of this little German town.
A big crowd gathered at the hotel
and Bergdoll's friends began menac.
Ing the men who had accompanied
Griffith. Griffith was then arrested
for safe keeping.
Claims Self.Defense.
The alleged kidnapers kept their
plans secret and il Bergdoll had not
been armed probably would have sue.
ceeded in spiriting him out of the
country where he can be returned
to the United States for trial on the
charge of evading military service.
Bergdoll told the police authorities
he was acting in self.defense. He
expressed regret over the killing of
Schmidt but said he was determined
not to be taken.
Bergdoll has relatives living near
mere, His big red motor car is n
familiar sight upon the roads about
Eberbach. Bergdoll has disappeared
at intervals and once it was reported
ne had married in Switzerland. but
THIS report proved untrue.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Prison Term Is Imposed
on Automobile Thief

Lincoln, Aug. is.--Eighteen months
in the federal prison at Ieavenworth
Kan. was imposed by Federal Dis.
trict Judge Munger on Ray Meyers,
who pleaded guilty 10 charge OF
driving from Falls City to Chicago
In n stolen automobile.
Frank j.. Schaaf and II. l.. Lob.
myer. Lincoln men, pleaded not
guilty TO indictments charging them
with using the mails 20 defraud IN
connection with alleged promoting
stock sales in the Nebraska Hotel and
Nebraska Building and lnyes,men;
company Roth We're former direc-
tors of the company. schaaf being
president al one time.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Spanish.American and
World War Veteran Dies

Howard Francis Hall, 20. 2s18 Pink
ney street. died Friday at Lincoln.
He Is survived by his wife and two
children.
Mr.. Hall was born and reared In
Omaha. He served In the Spanish.
American and world wars
Funeral services will be conducted
at e:s0 Monday morning at the resi-
dcnce and at 10 at Sacred Heart
Catholic church. Burial will he in
Holy sepulcher cemetery where n
firing squad will FIRE a salute over
the grave.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Opposes America
Joining League of Nations
Ry Iri,er.sl S.r,iee.


Duh-in, Aug. is.-judge Daniel T.
Cohalsn was received upon his ar
rival from the coniinsn, BY rrsSi-
dent Cosgrsve Minister Richard
Muleshy. and other members OF shs
free sts,e cabinet
Speaking Of his views on American
politics. Judge Cohslsu declared
7 am strongly opposed 10 the
United States joining the league Cc
nations or becoming entsngled in arv
Way in the affairs OF Europe.
II the two hig parties IN the Unit
ed States declare for the league o.
nations directly, or indirectly
through the world court. faVcr a
third party which vii stand for n.
truly American policy ~ amegics
first
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Troops Ordered TO Rescue
Man Held by Mexican Bandits

I'll Paso, Tex. Aug. 12.-Mexican
federal troops In the state Of Durango
have been ordered to rescue r. ".
Newman. said to be an English cat.
tie man. who was carried away by
Mexican outlaws headed by Juan Gal.
indo, two months ago. A report that
Newman was killed was not confirm
cd at the home OF his relatives at
Tulsrosa, n. NJ. Newman, according
to Mexican officials. willingly remains
with tho Galindo band though II Is
claimed that he was offered his lib
erty
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Saunders Ready to Give Up
Control of Piggly Wiggly

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 12.--Clarence
Saunders, founder OF Piggy Wiggly,
and president OF Piggy Wiggly
Stores, Inc, announced that he
was ready to step down from his
position az directing head of the
piggly Wiggly stores and permit con.
troll OF the organization to pass into
the hands of members OF the pool
with whom he was associated in
Piggly Wiggly's recent venture into
Wall street.
This announcement was made at a
meeting of Memphis business as
sociates who. conferred with MFR.
Saunders preliminary to meeting
Monday OF representatives OF various
pool interests in New Orleans, st.
Louis. Nashville and other cities, at
which Mr.. Saunders previously an
nounced the question as to whether
he would retain or relinauish con-
troll OF the stores organization would
he determined.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Try This Recipe for
Pie on Your Husband:
Coolidge Likes IL
By international News Service

ny intrrrsuons' News Service.
Washington. Aug. ls.-Better than
anything else. President Coolidge
likes custord pie. And here is the
way Anthony Giasofei makes IL FOR
him. Anthony is chef At the Willard
hotel, temporary white House" OF
the Coolidges. Anthony has named Il
Coolidge Custard," and the president
says It's the hest he ever tasted.
Here IL is
Whip five eggs with SIX table.
spoonfuls OF sugar. Flavor with
vanilla or lemon and add one pint Of
hot milk. Mix thoroughly and strain.
Bake cyaist in pie plate filled with
beans 10 keep IL from shrinking
Pour IN custerd ana bske until Il
grows thick
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Troops Force Door of Room
and Seize Ballot Boxes

Charleston, s. c., Aug. f2.--After
Congressman Logan, chairman of the
city democratic executive committee,
refused to turn over to Sheriff Poul.
not keys to the room In Hbernian
hall where ballots cast in Tuesdays
mayoralty primary were locked,
troops on guard at the hall forced en-.
trance to the room and removed the
ballot boxes to the county Jail where
Sheriff Poulnot assumed charge of
them. The troops were then ordered
demobilized.
Chairman Logan withheld the keys
until he could confer with other mem
bers OF the committee who did not at.
tend meeting OF the Stoney faction
which Friday night formally do
clared Thomas y, Stoney nominated
for mayor over John r. Grace
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Iowa Veterans Ask Release
of Berqdoll Kidnapers

Sioux City. Ia. Aug. 1e.-Release
of the two Americans. Griffith and
Nielsen, who are lodged in Jail at
Eberbach. Germany. as the result OF
an alleged attempt 10 kidnap Grover
Bergdoll. famous Stacker OF the
world war. Is being sought by the
Iowa department of the Veterans of
Foreign wars.
An appeal for the mems release was
forwarded Saturday evening TO Secre-
tary Of War John NJ. Weeks by
Ernest j. Boughey, commander Of the
Iowa department Of the Veterans or
ganization.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Heavy Damage Caused
by Wind i'm North Dakota
Hy Associated Press.

Bismarck. n. D., Aug. is,--Tor.
ssdo like winds sweeping through Kid.
der county, 20 miles east Of here, did
great damage, not Yet estimated. to
crops and buildings. according to re-
ports here The storm eentered at
Dawson, where a number Of buildings.
the Catholic church, are re-
ported wrecked.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Trolley Car Sewers
Man S Right Leg

Tie right leg Of Joe schiao $50
North Seventeenth street. was x.V-
cred above the ankle shortly AFTER
midnight Sunday when h. vss
struck by \ street car A. slxteenlh
and Pinkney streets.
He was taken 20 Lord Lister hos
.nital where police surgeon said his
'chance 10 recover IS even. Ths man.
who is between IS and 40 also re-
oe.ved severe lseersuons 10 his eft
kg
He cried FOR his mother while hs
was being taken 10 the hospital
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Father and Son Hurt When
Their Motor Car Turns Over

Father and son received laeerations
when an automobile driven by Curtis
Weller. with his father, n. J. Weller.
2222 South Thirty.hrst street. as oc.
cupant. turned over at Twenty
eighth street and woolworth avenue
Saturday.
Weller swervod his car into the
curb in order TO avoid striking an au-
tomobile driven by II. A. Thompson.
1924 Mercer boulevard. Thompson
applied the brakes In time TO avert a
collision.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Two Die i'm Plane Crash.

Paris, Aug. ie.-Arthur and Joseph
Seep. brothers. Of Philadelphia, wcro
killed IN an airplane crash near
Bourget. Their plane fell 500 feet.
The young mon arrived from Berne.
Switzerland. recently. Arthur was
10 and Joseph -
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Amy to Fly Flags at Half
Staff Until September 2

War department instructions re.
eeixed by seventh Corps area head
quarters are that the flag will be dis
played at half staff AZ all military
posts and stations until September :
In memory of the late President Hard
ing. Harvey ". Miller, adjutant
made this announcement.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
Coolidges Stand on Pacific
Merger to BE Announced

Washington, Aug. is.--The altitude
OF the Coolidge administration ard
the merger ot the southern Pacific
and Central Pacific railroads wsr -
announced Monday. Attorney General
nsagherty declared following con
ference With President Ccolldge
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13

early AUTUMN Fashions. August Is
Vogue, On sale today. ADV.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-13
GOVERNMENT OF GERMANY COLLAPSES
Aged Letter Found in Nevada Cabin
Tells Of Mountain Tragedy of 7Os
Time-Worn Manuscript Describes H
Killed Enemy and Threw Body Into
nace-Slayer Driven to Suicid

ter to strike him
throw his body in
lection would be !,
"I waited two
portunity and whi
ed itself. 1 struos
with my shovel ;
into that roarir
charge Of clharco-
out of sight.
, 1923-06-05
RoDEo Ring CARD PLANS ALL BUT COMPLETED
FOUR SMASHING BOUTS ASSURED CASPER FANS

Casper Harvey" Perkins will open
the show against some good heavy in
a 10 round bout. The boy originally
matched with Harvey is q Diving
Venus heavy Ind will not be given
tho bout owing to a brodie he took in
Casper against Jack Hemple hero Sow
eral years ago. Another good man
will be in tho Venus place and will
be announced IN the course Of a day
or so.
Mike Gibbons will arrive tomorrow
evening from st. raul to handle the
bouts as referee. With a man OF Glib
bon's ca,lber in the ring the boxers
will nave to give their best efforts
and really win tho decision to cop.
Two bands and orchestras will be
on hand to keep the crowd on edge
curing the day and at the bouts to
keep the ans on edge. A good time
, 1923-06-05
Police Court
Hears Prayer
First Time

When Gordon Hill. the praying
Scotchman from Aberdeen, was
brought before Judge John A.
Murray last night on the charge
of vagrancy. he admitted that he
prayed whenever he got a chance
When asked his religion. he stated
the denomination he had professed
previous TO the war. but since the
war he declared that he was willing
to take n chance.
When dismissed with Instructions
to get n job Hin climbed over the
railing that separates tho Judge
from witnesses and defendants and
kneeled for a moment before maxi
ing his exit. SO far as known this
is the first time that prayer has
been said in the court room to any
higher Judge than the ons who sits
at the bench.
Hill was arrested Saturday when
he was kneelins before the Oregon
trail monument near the North
western station.
, 1923-06-05
Lloyd George
Says Problems
Can Be Settled

PARIS, June 5.-Prime Minister
Stanley Baldwin OF England. in a
statement to the lie Petit Psrisicn.
rays:
Il had the good fortune last win
ter to succeed in settling the delicate
question of the Anglo-American debt.
II the European questions now pend
3ng r now approached in the same
spirit I do not see why we cannot
manage TO settle them also.
I'm any case. you car count on me
TO do my part with the greatest de-
termination. Perhaps at the beginning
I'VE VIII meet temporary checks. but
] am certain that in the end success
will crown our efforts"
, 1923-06-05
LADS SENTENCED
TO JAIL ADMIT
..|NCORRIG|bIL|TY
Theft of Watch Leads to
30-Day Terms for Boys
OF IL and l3 Years.

With a so-day JAN sentence before
them. Mike and Joe Rodakovich. IL
and 10 years of age. looked out from
their bars this morning and con-
templated the rather gloomy aspect
OF a month during which there was
20 DO no freedom, no privileges, but
only confinement.
The two brothers were convicted
in the court of Judge John A. Murray
last night OF having stolen a watch
from a laboring man and having
later sold the same on the SandbaT
for Sc.
The family. which is Russian. re.
side on the Sandbar. The father Is
busy during the day working and
earning a living at the refinery. He
has little time. he said las night, to
watch over his offspring.
City Attorney Ogden asked search
ing questions of the youths and
learned as a result OF his inquiry
that although they went to school
they played hockey part of the
time.
And what does your father DO
when you play hookey?"
He spanks us some times"
Does it do any sood7"
mot much"
Richard Nicolas, a youth two or
three years older who a been sen.
fenced two days previously by the
judge on the charge OF petty larceny,
was brought into the court to shed
light on the theft OF some pocket.
books containing money which had
been stolen at the same time n
which the Rodakovich boys denied
any knowledge OF. All tho youths
later admitted knowledge of the
pocketbooks.
, 1923-06-05

Relief from constipation, whether Il
be mild or chronic, will follow the
regular, everyday eating of Kellogg "a
Bran. We have thousands of letters
from former sufferers who tell US that
tho natural "bulk-action" of this
wonderful cereal product has given TO
lief they have not known for years.
We guarantee that Kellogg's Bran
will FREQ the system from constipation
because 1t Is ALL BRAN-not n COM
position in which bran is added. If
constipation is to be permanently re-
loved, you must eat ALL BRAN
that's why your physician will recon-
mend Kellogg's for constipation.
Constipation creates toxic condi-
tions which poison the blood and
every organ Of the body. It slows
you down mentally and physically, and
creates sick headaches, nausea, bad
, 1923-06-05
KeIIogg's Bran Is Guaranteed to
give relief BECAUSE IT Is ALL BRAN!

breath, pimples-fnally, in many cases,
leading to Bright's disease, diabetes-
and other dreaded illnesses. You must
fight constipation with Kellogg Is Bran
regularly If you want healthi
You IL say Kellogg's Bran Is really
delicious-it has a nut-like flavor that
appeals to the most fastidious appetite.
Eat 1t as q cereal, sprinkled on hot or
c. cereals or cooked with hot cereals,
allowing two tablespoonfuls of bran
for each person. Be certain to cat at
least two tablespoonfuls each day; ~
much with each meal in chronic Eases.
Kellogg Is delicious made into
mullins, macaroons, -aisin bread,
griddle cakes. Recipes in every package.
Kellogg's Bran is served by leading
hotels, clubs and restaurants in indi-
vidual packages. 1t is sold by all
grocers.
, 1923-06-05
Here Is "Luck"
At q Glance

A smashing story -.
with H HINES
and VIOLET MERSEREAU =.
the daintiest actress -.
with a brilliant cast -.
like EDMUND BREESE -.
and ROBERT EDESON -.
both of whom are starred -.
now on Broadway, New York
in stage productions -.
and o N forget -.
FLORA FINCH of
John Bunny fame -.
and POLLY MORAN -.
and last BUT not 80.
least CHARLIE MURRAY. 49,.
the BELOVED comedian -.
who isn't unknown =.
THEN COMES -.
A FOOT RACE -.
A FIGHT.
A PRIZE FIGHT -.
A MINE EXPLOSION -.
A FUNNY REAL ESTATE
GAME -.
A TENDER LOVE STORY 80.
A RACE AGAINST DEATH.
A CIRCUS
WILD M 49,.
OLD FASHIONED
VILLAINS So.
LUCK is -.
a CoRKING, SMASHING =.
ROLLICKING COMEDY 49,.
It'll bring TEARS -.
of JOY and E -.
and GALES of
IF WE o N
STRENGTHEN the roof Of .
THE AMERICA Theater .
the LAUGHS will 49,.
blow 1T OFF -.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ,
Are the Days -.
, 1923-06-05
Hotel de Casper
To SerUe Only
TUO Meals Day

Tho boarders at the city Jail
wore downcast looks this morning
when the bad news was announced
to them that they were to receive
only two square meals a day here
after. Previous to this time the
inmates have been able to discuss
matters of general interest over
their breakfast but this will be
discontinued since ne breakfast will
be served.
The city OF Casper expects to
save 5000 q month by this method
which will be a saving to the tax.
payers.
A city councilman has objected
to the decrease in the food on the
basis that most of his constituents
are in jail.
, 1923-06-05
RAIL Transfers LOSE
/. STRIKE At BUFFALO,;
AG|TAT0RS ARE 0uSTED

SHERIDAN. Wye. June s.
Twenty-Five teamsters employed on
construction OF tho Wyoming North &
South railroad at Buffalo, SO miles
south of Sheridan lost a strike for an
increase of wages. They were being
paid forty cents an hour. All were
discharged after they made known
their demands. which the contractors
charge. were brought about through
agitation by three alleged members
of the L. w. w. The sheriff and
police at Buffalo gave the asitators
but a few hours to leave the country.
, 1923-06-05
NEBRASKA YOUTHS HELD
FOR STEALING TOOLS

Henry Kiskingester. Avery smith
and W. z. Smith. all of North Platte.
Neb.. were arrested in Glenrock Mon
day afternoon charged with having
stolen a small quantity of tools from
C. ]. Lindsay. who operates n a
wrecking shop on East Yellowstone
near the city limits.
The stolen tools were said to have
been found in the possession of the
three men who were brought to the
Natrona county jail from Glenrock
last night.
, 1923-06-05

day and will rest Fricay for the bat
tie in the evening. Smith and Rgtyear
will box IL rounds for the chsAce to
meet the champion.
Arlos flaming and Otto Wallace
are primed for their IL chapter bat
tie and both state that they are ready
TO fight today II necessary. Tanning
has made quite an impression on 10
cal fight followers in his gym work
outs. Tanning is the possessor Of
much ring knowledge and = snappy
left hand which works like lightning.
Wallace is a puncher and n mauler
, 1923-06-05

and the fight promises to be II of
the hits of the card
Georgia" Moser. Denver welter
will meet Teddy" Gartin, Omaha
welter sensation IN another IL round
battle and as both boys r in fine
shape and evenly matched It looks
lik4 another battle royal. Tho 145
Founders viii also step over the IL
round route and it will be q "a test
for the Denver socker. Gartin has
quite a following ere az he has
shown plenty OF real fight stuff in
the local gym.