The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-05
GEORGES PA.
RE Pots On the Gloves and Is Unfcr-
tGnate.

RE Pots On the Gloves and Is unfcr-
tGnate.
while ago the Docktor told paw
lie must Take more Exersize than he
60 Ii set putting up awnings and
pailting PoTches or Ennything of
thai kind, so paw Joined a Jim May,
I'M and Is Turning to be a nathleet,
Uncle wesley wanted him to join the
golf club. but paw told him he hadent
Z en- youse for that game becoz IL
du1.eut help a Person to Lurn the
m4.ly art OF self Defense. We could
Set i big chance ia paw rite OFF after
He joined. The first mite he came
!, howe with nawfttl Looking Eye. and
"a Few days after tdat he neerly Broke
a Laig falling offn Horny Zontul
Ia.
Bat never mind" he told NAV
when she Complained about 1t. They
say these thing happen to Everybud
dy when they begin. After | get Il
little ust to IL | can stand Bio tina
would mock a nox down aud asst fe!
more and Its always a Good thing to
no How to put UP Your hands, becoz
you never no what mite Happen"
Yes" NAV says. I've notust that
speshelly when you start GU to Do
ennything."
Besides going to the Jim nazyum
paw RXt up a place to exercise in the
attick, with a Punchen bag and In
jun clubs and a Lot more things to
Give you mussul.
The other mite Uncle wesley and
Aunt grace and the Bassets come
over to make 1t pleasant for U.S. and
paw Got tot telling them About the
way he had Things rugged Up. and
Mrs. Bassett ser she would give en-
nythng In the world to see a Boxing
match becoz she l. d Herd SO much
about 1t.
So paw invited them up to the at
tick to see him Punch the bag, AID
at.sr he did that for awhile he a3bei
Uncle wesley II he wouldn't like To
Pai "a the Lloss for Friendly
round, Uncle ives ey 10 about II al
taller than paw and weighs 200 pounds
bore meels.
lie sed he didn't cIe to maxi 4
munkey Of himself before the folk :.
bur paw says.
oh you needn't be afrade you'll do
that III Go 1t TO- You"
Paw and Mrs. Bassett We're In
only ones who saw the joke, nj It
CESS Aunt grace didn't like t Q
way they Laft Att 4 So sse ,.aid
Uncle wesley to go ahead AMI PIT
them on just TO SEo that h mad
Friendly Speerut
All rite" Uncla wesley says, but
O. Corse don't p-fteGd to he Boy
err"
When they Cot the Gluys on, paw
sed
Now, you see tue Difierunee be-
tween oud Size Yves you're re rly
twict as big as ! am and you Have a
narm on you that OF to ne Powerful.
But its Not only Strength that Gcun
In this world Lock at David and the
Giunt II 1t wouldn't Of been tr Da,
vid's skill what Sho would he Ever
stood? Syunee is the thing that
counts ia this World Every tine. Now
I'll Just Sho you people the Difference
between Syunce and broot streath.
They he'd thare oats Fl and We all
stood Back to Give them room, and
they began to Fiddle 70 / a nopening.
Paw danced around a good deal and
put on lot of extra Flourishe5 to sho
How the thing OF ter be done if Per
son wanted to be artistick and then
be bit Uncle wesley smash on the
Oheak ana ! CESS IL maze uncle
wesley mad or sumthing, for ha
hauled off In his big awkward unsyen,
thick style and let paw have one on
the end OF the Chin.
We could see the differunce between
syunoe and broot strenth with the
naked | rite there.
After while paw set up and Looked
around like II he Wondered If he had
only Fell offn the Platform or If the
Whole train hal rolled over on Top
of him, and when lie could speek h
sed 1t was a Chan,e bio.
Yes" Mrs. Bassett told Him, we
wouldn't have CHANGED to be thare II
wouldn't of tutehed You. But what's
the Good of Syunce II 1t Can't Keep
the Thing you dat expect from
ways Happening
GEORGIE. in Chicago Times Herald