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4 TURF NEWS AND GOSSIP ~W~ DONGS OF THE FIGHTERS D,

A., nsRro's admission was notable in its way
IN is not likely that the game Is going y
| profit as a result
/ Methods of lighting and making matches
and IL appears as IL he Wtil nave TO nnf
mis- own clubs before long. II Is not lkefJ
that he viii be overly much in demand aftg
MS latest exhibition
Mccoy also put up q nost asaPpolntIna
terIaIIzed 80 far as this bout Il concerned
n appears that Mccoy failed TO nght with
in many mounds Of his best form Root bill
him al pleasure and had him all out al
The end. and this after mccoy mad stated
that ne was in the best OF Trim and Whes
Il vas apparent that the NM was ths
better boxer OF the two
MCCOY will probably be sidetracEed as Q
result. His entire exhibit was of such an
drawing card has been seriously injured, 70
judge from commentS IN the various pa
rs at Detroit and Chicago
1, ia frselv admitted thai Root is a good
man and that lie IS one Of the strongest
de- ared possible that he could nave landed
as he did unless Mccoy had neen IN bad
shape and most indifferent as 10 the outs
come Of the battle
Harry Forbes Is meeting necond-ratsr
-hrS-gbout the country every day or so
go is donbtjess pick up Some moder-
Pic ' easy money. He IS foll3wt.g me sanae
IUI,y as that adopted by Benny 1angec
opponents to lighting for big sJneS wheree
rtsk is involved. Forbes IL still carefully
scoring clear OF Johnny ESeSdu-
~. pair were offered q bout al Fort Ern
lately. but Forbes clearly has - dissinc
a. -~r-rb.ance OF the manner In mich Rer
EIn bounded his face anq STORAGE in tha1
.-.tlr b. fore the West End CLUB one yeA
ago. Had any other referee han Georg
sIl,r cficiated on thar occasion Regal
" Did almost certainly nave Deen given tni
d~.f.s.nu- IA
Jimmy Britt and Willie Fitzgerald -
meet In san Francisco rext Tnetstay eveuY
IDr. the pair berg scheduled . 20 twenu
r,I rdS a the lightweight liI-u- This nghf
shc-.-t furnish n really good battle on the
st-erEUh Of recent performance bN oota
m-n. although FitZSeia aid haS dona no-nins
AZ. this part OF the country "a Esnlcate tnai
he l. anything % Il sensation u a hgnter.i
Eritt Is undoubtedly the best nan AZ M
weight In the rng to-day, ba OILY jos
Cars and Young Corbe-t II Il an open
question whether he can defeat Cans
Tri7t on which spcrrinG men seem equally
divided. Young Corbett also seems aoie q
tre game and. though cissssd az a f~eatner-
weight. Is within three pounds OF Britra
ore o. ;he hes; matches that possibly
couId be Al angel would Ia - battle pc
tween Britt AID COrbett. but the fetua
tieaily settled and even the oa;c seiecteo-
IL is likely that the men VIII he ID ought 10
getfer some tims-but tbs PROSPECTS lor
such a fEht are rnt bright in tie inlnediats
fire
FITZGERALD seems to have naae 2 good
impression in San Francisco WHERE ne mas
defeated two nr three fighters ~ reasons
able ability. and ne i not conStCered an
outsider. b. any means. in the latte OF
rCXt Tuesday. Sporting men nIouSnouE
Tire country. however. io-k TO see. Brit rec
turned the winner.
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II You Ere Suffering Fram Weakness or Disease, Don't Delay See
the Quiskesi, Safssi and Surssi Cure 0hiainabIs Remember.
Coed Health Is Your Nest Valuable Possession.
We Have Cured Thousands Of Others. Don't You Think We Can DO a&
Much for You? - - -

We al to talk or write to every sufferer from vARICoCEIE. srRIc+
TURF. BLOOD POISON. NERVO-SEXUAL DEBILITY and allied weaknesses
ord diseases peculiar to men,. The importance OF prompt treatment or these NAL
aides caEu9: be too strongly emphasized. They never cure themselves but on
surely wreck your health and I'LL your whole future with misery. suffering and
% Disease h always aggravated Ivy Improper treatment. There ared dishonest
men in al caIings. and the medical profession proves L exception to the rule,
Stimulated by our wonderful success and immense practice. there have spruns
recent past The seEsHhd specialists at the head OF these institutes areh heart,
less. tricky and dhepurbe: they ofer Ill manner of Inducements to aIurep aA
tentst to heir offices: their stay is If shUrt duration d they usually fy BY
night fol the public soon learns hat. they are hmpOSors in vcry sense OF the
word Avoid these men,; investigate thoroughly before taking treatment The
rue specialist it's al honest man. who has been tilted N thoroughly trained n
the art OF curing special diseases. He will De permanently established. anat
will not require offers OF Free Treatment. No Tay UNTIL ureda N other fAS
representations to I'LL his offices with afflicted patients w prefer to havs
commencing treatment; they hen nave implicit confidence in our ability to
Cme them. Knowing that " e nave cured thousands OF otherSt they believe W 70
cal do as much for them.
We treat all patients personally; yu see n substitutes. W e understan0
thoroughly the diseases, which Constitute our speciality. m you ca depend NJ.
If III positions were reversed II your health ant manhood are slipping away
o cannot afford to delay We guarantee a permanent n lasting cre or fec
refunded Cast aside your modesty. Call and be examined Free.
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open question whether Attell cannot get
the former champion So bewildered ana
ratified by his elusive and annoying tactics
IN the ring As tO mas Terry larry VIA
with las-- once Mctioycrn gets ia TINS con-
dtiion. Attell should be able 10 OutpOint
him.
II certainly appears rs II McGSvern has
a hard hattl. on his hands II he fails 70
win from Atieu aud win most decisively. II
il going 10 be- an extremely dark spot on
his record. Att,U. on the other hand. mas
everything 10 gain by this fight II VIII
bring him into prominence throughout the
country AID VIII give MIN a chance TO snow
Eis merit In III East.
Nid;u,e II vii L. an eas.Cr man fer Attell
To meet tnlp ICunS CorOest woIld nave
been. II The batJl q fought strictly on It's
merits. II .ea!iy coed contest should ensce-
Two ESht- o. q most Uns JtisfIctory ma
ture tOG. pL, d. lssi week. one was the Nc
Coy-RCcj battle II d. oft. a2d the cthef
was the WuIcb:,-O'B ri.u fa-Cn ~ Boston
TIE latter cuUtrs; was rdmi tedly on color,
as Waicott stated afteT IN 20 thrt 1e cocli
have disuOS Of pH~itn "a any tine.
Meter " lCutj nor O'B-ien mad thr
sightss eIOrJ To hurt one another In the
course Of the meeting. They SPARED with
open hands. boxed IN the DOliiest manner
paused at frequent intervals TO avoid hurt
ing one another. and went through the ten
rounds in a manner most satisfactory 10
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known horscuan.
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WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPTILE.
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan's victory cve-
Clarence Forbes was won by a narrow mar-
gin. bur the Eastern fighter was justly snti-
tied To TIE verdict. save in the c'o~ing
round and IN the first few minutes Cf tire
battle. he had the better of the contest ami
his cleaner and straiEhtsr hitting gave HIM
. margin chat c0u d NOT lie Cent+u.
Forbes proved something Of n d!sappo.nt-
ment. so far as ssyle was concerned. tire
general expectation being that he wlu!d s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26
Young Men.

Have you yielded 10 temptation and become a victim of mat
harmful. vicious aEd solitary practice OF self-abuse 50 pIeNaFht
and destructive among most young men: You are realizing the
baneful effects Your Salov. pimpled face, dark-clrced eyes
STOPPING form. stCnted development. bashful, mel7nchohc coHh-
tenanCe and timid bearing proclaim to all the world your toHy'
and tend 10 blight your existence Nocturnal creams, eAhaIIst-
ing losses of vigOr. etc. IN q constant drain on your vit2lty.
and will surely lead 10 AZ untimely end Do not despair, We
can prepare you for the duties and pleasures OF married lie
and make you once more 4 man among men
Abuse. excesses and dissipation have wrecked many promisln
system CRYING out for hepg You are nervous. irritable ana deSpoi
hood is ON the decline and will soon be lost unless you do sonnet
famnfsr with all the causes and effects Of Nervo-Sexnal Debility
Our treatment will remove ali the I'll effects or your former ioh
ual organs. clear up the clouded brain. and quickly restore YOU
mental end sexual powers complete Avoid Tree prescriptions an
permanent restoration in from - TO - days
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New York Turf Authority Says
That st. Louis Rider Is a Bet
Ter Boy Than Redfern-
Won Four Races in
Five Starts at
A%queduct.

Jockey Frank O'Neill. sol of Mr.. and
Mrs John O'NeiIL. Of No. $50 sullivan ave
nue.. 81. Louis. is making a name for him
self as n rider among the great jockeys OF
Young o'NeiII is Is years old. To last fall
he rode for T P. HAYES. the Kentucky
turfman. In 1901. his first season. he was
quite a Sood boy on 81. Louis tracks. He
mad a bad season in 1872. rode badly and
vas ruled OF at Buffalo fer a poor ride on
Jessie Jarboe, though those who know the
boy never deemed MN guilty OF wrnng-dO-
ing. His entire season was poor. He rode
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26
PHILADELPHIA TOMMY RYAN
WILL MEET BILLY RHODES.
Men TO Go Fifteen Rounds
81 umb Athletic Club
This Afternoon.

Philadelphia Tommy Ryan and Billy
Rhodes have been matched to fight fifteen
hounds this afternoon before the Columbian
Athletic Club. Dtkaib anG Zepp streets.
The men will weigh I'm ut rs pounds and
fight straight Marquis of Queensberfy
rules.
Billy Rhodes has appeared In St. Louis
before. His last fight hene was with George
Block. when the mel were stopped nv the
police In the eleventh round. when Rhodes
was all but out. Rhodes received a great
deal OF. punishment and did some hard
lighting until the last two or three rounds.
when he became very weak and was being
badly handled by Block when the bout was
stopped.
Ryan's last fight in ST. Louis was with
Martin Duffy. three months ago. Ryan was
detected In the fifteenth round. after a hard
fought battle
A siS-round preliminary between Cotton
Biileter and James Thompson. both CT st.
Louis. will be put on. They will fight at
13 pounds.
The main event will. no coubt, be an in
teresting bout. as Rhodes and RYAN both
seem to be In the best Of condition.
j.. F. Victor VIII probably referee the
bouts and Joe Schell will O~ficiate as time
keeper.
McTassert and Calvert will meet this af-
ternoon. at Military Hall. Twelfth and
North Market streets. In a wrestling match.
for a te0 eide bet. The weight Is l9 pounds.
Harry kollmeyer viii referee.
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but that they bave been so long waking up
to the fact. The writer last season argued
that way from May To November. but
MAS laughed at for his pains. even when he
asked: III Redeem * worth S9.Oce. what
should be the salary or the elder RciN
(whose record OF percentage has Fever been
surpassed. Tod Slcan. Griffin or Maher?'
Redfern stands at about ls per cent. OF
winners for the year. and Sloan. Maher.
Rein and Griffin. I'm their days went over
OLA per cent. of winning mounts, Then we
fail over on. selves about these minnows
which come after the TritOns have d.sap-
peared. and think we have "A generation OF
wCrld-beaters. Is the power of the aver
age memory failing. or what?
~ There Is no doubt as to the popularity of
the amateur and the races for gentlemen
riders at Bennings. and II is pleasant TO
note that. the press IS undertaking its trans
ports and treating the subject as IL should
he. II this phase Of sport can be revived
there Is the greatest possible good and very
widespread in range. to come from Il. and
the full prospect.
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NervO=SeXual Debility.
Middle Aged Men.

For some Of the sins of your youth you have no doubt already
paid the penalty. Dissipation and sexual excuses have been
added 10 your list of traEsgressons. Private and blood diseases
have rnvsEed your system and undermined your already weak
ened vitality. Your neglected weaknesses have developed into
organic diseases. YOU arr not the man you should be- You lack
the power. erergy and confidence which are : precious and
necessary to perfect manhood. You are old uefore your allotted
Jlnse. but IL you will awaken to r realization Of your true con-
dIf.on and take steps TO have II remedied there are vet many
golden years in store for you.
men Have you transgreSssd Natures laws Is your weakened
snt: o m growing weaker ard weaker sexualy: YOUR man
nx for yourself. Our long experience has rendered Us thoroughly
and We have lifted up enough fallen men to make an army.
check every drain on your vitality. invizorate the wasted sex
what nature inten6ed-a healthy and happy man. with physical.
temporary stimulsnts Seek a lasting cure. We GUARANTEES ;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26

"1o bElE@-N<NHh
or Cincinnati. well known. bantam fighter,
who is now in this city.
themselves. hu; thoroughly uns3tisfs~'~"~
10 the spectators
After the fiEht WairCtt MADE an admis-
To1 sNat &c had .1jsD'~l 20 merely stay
the limit when he entered he Ting. ana had
dccid. i to make no EFFORT To pct O'Brieu
away. For cool. downright assurance. the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26

70 the father = Rome Rsspa5s. the veil
known horscran.
Jabez White q gland l.faat,i Spike
Sullivan, brother ~ Dave. before the "a
Hnnal Sporting ClEU " London last Mon
day evening. tho men SourE MT ser rounds.
with White. GettISC Inc verdict. The Eng
!.sh noNer has accepted an offer fcr a fight
IN this %countrs. with WIie F-tz:ersld. and
In Tire near fu'uTe.
As an indication that pu-s.~ :-,n nr
VIC NgsoG5l Cub as- not so large a. l.
generally believed. 10 NAV be In-ntilued
thai the mea batti-d for :. this = mount
bo:rG guaranteed them. NOE - ~ " ab Il
~ ought 20 be ah . To d. ~ ;hi< IUl t..r
their share % the house in StT. r'aT-iS,o.
Fort Erie. -. Louis or ~, -VrIa. - IT,
auNenI1seS ~ a TIL 4" EEr'a:rl re EaTd
Z" So. 50 lar as Amer. an i'ghtr.s Hc en-
cs-ctc.
Tin Hurst. who We. IN this .Iiv las,
week. Is 10 preside Is r-fcr-e n the SrOad-
IaHEer ba,tis 81 f9- Derby niasL before
The Southern AtR'cr'c Cub ( I.5u sviila.
The affair is 10 g tr.eaty ?. i1,i>. and at
going 10 have rs n nds uIl
Nl.ir'-Fct.er known as HI y o1d- il
seer TO better advuntaEe in n i've ;-y-round
90 'har IN the : Z g'iu .Cu rou-G ITaI'> -
which NanEer takes sicr dci.h.. Yam
gers best p~cifcrmlnce Cvc- a rtgi was MS
battle hs.e with Abe Ai;-I- on that Oc-
CASTOR he really show ed Seasrai-Sia in pur
SUING Ai,h j.. the .tacEe- lc ID. IL va
the sole Nay n wSi"h h c,I'd have de-
fsated n" san FRA .ci7"' meN
Although Abe A;tel viii be offered a bou,
in this city with Josuuy Regain shortly. q
Is likely that he will rcfu<a engagements
On TIE ground of his car ed match with Nc
Govern The men have been practically
matched to fight before the Furt Erie Club
on Decoration Day. the route being set for
twenty rounds and the weight for rs
pouncs. At:"!! - now raising objections 20
some OF the conditions.
McGovsm stipulated that the weighing in
be done al 70 4. m. so he al likely tip
TIL seals n close to 10 pounds when he
enters the ring. u * not likely he could
make ~ at the rines!ie and Oe in good
shape. The distance SG3.ld make the light
90 interest. as both men will have a chance
to exhibit Their particular styles Of fighting
10 advantage.
down II he can get TO him. But It is an
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Gut a~nee,paaot.

Gin SbeiI bes RObelzpreiIes 1T sunr
antuuf BON S9litti6uben peripenoet
poroen. Die rSribune be @enepe"
beri6tet. boB %unIdnsit Serr @obat,
Director bes Dffentli9en llnterri6tes
i'm &dnton Bern unb gliidli6sr 8efiz
Der bes Sriepenspreifes Der Npbelz
Stiftuns, aus Der Stabt 6 . einert
Brief erbielt, Der folsenbermaBen lduz
tete: y9errn 9obat, S9uIin5peftor in
Bern. Sd m0dte germ S6littf6ube
bubeu. Mein Batter lit SoI3bduer. Gr
bate mir S4littfdube peripro9en.
absr Der Weibna6tsmann bat linn
ni9t 9elo genug geI9idt uno er fonnte
mir feiM Salittfdube taufen. SD
babe in elmer 3eitung gelsien, bab Sic
einen Preis bon 100000 Sranten aez
ponnen baben. 9a badte i'd mir, baB
sic mir pielei9t S6littI9ube taufen
tSnnten, bamit i9 ouf benz @tfe
G9littf9ub laufen fam; in Der S9iz
le lit man iebr sufriebsn nit mir. Sbr
bantbarer S9iilsr t. ." = Serr @os
bat opferte Iofort einen Sbeil oes Ro<
BEL. preiies unb faufte bic S9littI9us
be, Die bereits Def t. eineetrpffsn iino.
bat Der Griebenspreis Der RobeIs
Stiftuns tpenisitens etpas Suites gee
i%tiftet!"
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~Ssri6psnOuHs in Der &adJe.

Sn einem 0untte ftimmen tppbt afle
Sausfraaen therein, bic unbemittelte
unb bic gut fituirte, bic Nopiae unb
bic Iltmeifterin in Der &o9tunIt: alle
iinO i'm prinaip gei9porene 6einbe Der
@erf9penbune in Der Slide. aber
pie ftebt es in Der praTis2
sSn Der praris," lautet Der futego>
ride ausipru9 zines uus befrsunbez
ten 4rStes, limb bic Sruuen bic grOBs
ten @erIdpenberinnsn Der @elt."
60 parabor nun aber aud iene Be-
bauptuns tlinst, 10 berrdtb ite bod elm
gut Sbeil Menf9entenntuib. @s sibt
9amen, bic iebes Spei fingerlunge
Slid 9eftgdrn our @ieberDerpenbung
aufbeben, unb bic ibren 8raten cine
Na9t lang gepifenbaft pGfern. .Sb
etneSausfrau, bic MIR tpenig f9abbdfte
Striimpfe o6ne Weiteres in bic Nbfaus
iiite bef6rbert. mebr gum Ra9tbeil Der
e1eberrli9en 80rie utrtbI9aftet, nls
cine, bic sepobnbeitsmGbis bas Qb>
ipeIpafer boa ben 9emiiien fcrteiebt,
lit cine 6rase, ipeI9e bic pbpiiolosen
gum 0adtbeil Der Iebtsn beantiporten
piirben. Sanbelt ss iid Bel ben
Striimpfen bod nur nm eiuen perbdGt>
nibmdBis seringfiisisen petunidren
S9aben, Der Subsm ieberoeit eingebolt
tperben lam, BEL benz 4bfpellen iebo9
UNI bic @ntpertbuns bon pihtieen
2ebensmitteln. bic Der msni9li9e
aOrper gu ieinem Qufbuu braudt, UNI
bic 9eieitisung Der our @%efunbbeit
unentbebrIiden RGbrfulSe. Hun Ieu9s
tet es Elm. buB cine @elunobeitsi9Gbi>
sung auf Die 9auer aud ben @elbs
bsufel biel empfinOlider treffen mus,
als Der @erluIt zines Soilsttenftids.
2eiber dber 1T bieIe @eri9penbuns,
bic i'm 9egenfab gu ben ungeborenen
poer ~erSogenen @baratterfeblern nur
duf untenntnib bsrubt, cine ungemein
bdufige. 8ein Dunber, ipenn @erste
unb q~potbeter bauu aIe 9Gnbe pOI gu
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d%usiommen, aber = aIs @brenmanrt
- ab, bas 1T ettpas 4nberes! = ba
1pq man ntht umfonif auf mid dppsls
liren. 9d muB i'd reSen. alIo: Sd
fpeib gar nidts! 9lber 8srmutbungen
lam Der Menf6 baben. 9lIIo id babe
Sbnen BEN Sreb @ibIon empfoblen
unb bas babe i6 nit 9utem 9epifen
tbun fDnnen: benn er 1T elm perfetter
Better unb Elm niidternsr, perlGBIider
unb sefdeibter Weni9. Dsnn sic
nun absr ni9t ben ri9tigen @ibfon
setriest baben. 10 bin i9 baran uns
f6ulbig. Sd psrnHltbe Ielbft, baB
sic nidt ben ri9tisen babsn, hell ib
ben ridtisen erft beute bier Bel Der
Moreenarbeit eeieben unb seiproden
babe. Sd Dermutbe aber nod ettpas
@nberes. Sd CLAUDE nGmli9, @uG<
bteite, bab Der Grtpein Stubt ii9 ra>
Isnb in Sbnen perliebt bat = Isbr be-
sreifli6. auf &aboliersparple! = unb
ba 1T Der S9uft biellei9t iefber GEE
gansen! Sd permutbe bas, neil er
felt Der 3sit BET uns berIhtpunbsn lit
unb tein MsHf9 peiB, mo er binses
tommen tit; rein pie tpesssblaien.
@ndbigits Grceueusfrau! Denn i9
au9 auf i'm fdimpfe, bite i9 bod
@nabe fir i'm. 0enn er lit nlsin
iebr Iieber Sreunb unb elm braper, art<
ItGnbiser 8urI9 unb BON elmer Bill
buns, bon Der ii9 llniereins gar teinen
9eeriff ma9t. Seine Srau Mutter
lit bas Sbeal elmer Qriitptratin, unb
fpenn i9 beute Elm alter SunegsIele
bin, 10 1T es, neil ie mid Dor breibis
Sabren ni6t bat nebmen tppllen. Cine
iebr eei6eibte Srau! Seien sic alfp
nidt gar gu ftreng nit ibm. @r lit
halt riefis perlie6t in guer So9poblt
seboren, uab bas 1T cine Climbs, fir
Der ielbft Der ftrsnsite seiItlidfte Serr
i'm 8eidtituble bic Nbiolution ertbeis
len mub. Sd bite mid ni9t gu ber>
ratben urb leee mid nit bielen Sdnbz
fiiFen gu bp9bero SiiBen als Sbr urt>
tertbGnigiter Siener
saria9 mitIos.
Srdu b. 9dlten lieb ibren Srainer
gu ftd) bsidetben.
rMr @ibfpn, sic itnb Spires Disns
ftes entboben."
Gr perneiste Iid f9psisenb unb
tpdnbte iia gum @sben, aber Der Son
ibrer Stimme belt ibr tpieoer suriid.
nSie baben mir ni9ts gu iusen2"
sd hattie febr bel gu Iasen, Mp<
labp, aber i9 mage ss nidt. Sd fiible
MIDI gu feis baSu; i9 bate mir Elm
Ser5 sefaBt, Sbnen su fdreiben."
sd bate 9runb, Sbnen gu Siirs
nsna"
nSa."
Limb sic berIu6er es gar nidt,
ft9 gu re9tfertisen9"
rMdn sogert, elm Wort al fpreden,
BON befien grfoIs OSer MiBerfoIs elm
ganses 2ebensgliid abbGngt, Wpldbp."
aIeranbrine CAB ibm bic Sanb gum
GbIdiebe.
n2sbeu Sic fpobt, Mr. @ibIon!"
sd burf S9nen i4reiben, Rbs
labp2"
SD fam es nidt perbietsn."
Isle perben ben Brief leIen2"
sd perbe ibn leien."
r9dbe i'd Soffnung, sic piebersuz
Ieben, Mblabb9"
SD TONNE gu ben Ssrbftrsnnen
nab @ien, Mr. @ibIon. @enn Sie
bann unter einem pahenb serpGblten
- pfeubonbm mid nit Sbrer Mutter
beiu6en poaen, bann iperben sic midi
ieben."
~MplaOp. elm 3eiden, bas id buf>
fen BARI"
nWas fir eines?"
SD babe ni4t ben Mutb, gu bits
ten"
sd bate bieleidt ben Mut6, su
seipGbrsn, absr ss 1T better = obne
S.ifsn. sic fpsrben nit Sbrer Wute
ter fommen, unb i6r poIen mir fret
ms @use ieben tOnnen. @opb bpe,
Miiter @ibfon!"
Sob bleb Dou, Mblabb!"
Gr ~berneiste fid. sic nidte i6m
gu. lm Ibenb bate er bas S6lpb
berldHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
Scr f@srahafte Mtrth.

Der fdsrSbufte @irtb.
@aIt; rSerr @irtb. in msiner Supps
lieet cine 6liese!-Wirtb: 50, elm ies
bes Sbier9en bat iein plaifir9en!"
Die re9te Qbreffe. u:
.Oenten sic, in Der qusfteaungslote
terie babe i9 Elm aldbier gefppnnea!"
3. Uater Don bier maiitaIiI9en
96dtern): rRa. ba lit Der 9eipinn
einmaf an bic ri9tige 4brefe aefoms
meh! Bel Sfnen Tam tpenigItens
asines fpielen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
-@sim n. o.:

-BttW y tH4 % II. u.
,0us Bier I9medt bod am f9Duiten,
ipenn mar 4benbs porber eiHen tleinen
@fien eebobt bo.." = g.: r0a babsu
sic redt, besbdlb freuen sic ii9 ipobt
I&on fpisber auf moraen friibs"
- Rettame auf bem2dns
be. @ait Jim 4lpen5otel gum Dirtb):
SD bOrte e~eitern ben 9ubreigen 10
punberpol blaIen, t0nut' i1 pieaei6t
ben Ssnnsr einmaf fprehen2"
Wirtb: Dos ia ia Senner. Sd bab'
mir eiuen Muiiter BON elmer Sbsuter=
tapele gum aubrsiaeubIuisu snea.
grit"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-26
grp. acknowledgement

GfD. Spdno1lgeboren!
Msire ~aGIerid0nIte uuO snGbisfts Gre
eellenSfrau!
aaf Sbrem @ertben beebre i'd
mid gu e%ntasgnen. bab mir bic game
@eI6idte furdtbdr unansenebm lit.
uro buB i'd mir sleid seOddt babe. es
pirO = parbon. meine 9nGbisite =
cine erobe S6lamaftique babel bers