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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18
Wrestling and Boxing
Comment and GOSSIP
dotchs Appearance in Washington Impor-
tanf-BroWn Hard Nut for TyrreIl-Lutz
All Right Again.

Inc appearance of Frank Gotch in
Washington on February % will mark
the most important wrestling date in
Washington for a long time
Ih1ngs have rat gone well with the
mat game in this section of the country
except in Washington, and up to this
winter 1t has been hard to get the top
notchers to come this far South. Now
however, the men who have been wres-
ting through New England and in New
York State are beginning to realize that
there is q good field in the Capital, and
they are more willing to make reason
able terms in coming here on a guar
antee. Gotch and his manager, w
Horace Icrch, at once signif1ed their
willingness to sign for the match when
1t was definitely settled that a hall could
be obtained. and expressed themselves
as pleased with the opportunity
Other champions have visited Wash
ington, but they have usually been CON
nected with a travelling burIesaue show,
and their fifteen-minute matches with
local celebrities, while often interest
iEg. were merely exhibitions of the
most fiighty sort and amounted to MOTH
ing With Gotch 1t will be different. He
Will Wrestle Grant a handicap bout of
one hoHr, in which he agrees TO throw
the Washington man three times. This
champion, and Gotch will have to
exert himself to the utmost to win. That
he can turn the trick, however, is to be
believed from the fact that a few days
after he won the championship from
Tom Jenkins in Cleveland he went to
Elmira, N Y. and threw Ed Atherton
three times in less than sixty minutes
Atherton IS no weakling In fact, he is
considered a legitimate aspirant for the
light heavyweight championship. but
he stood little show with the great
Iowa wrestler.
Mystery Brown created a decidedly
favorable impression when he was in
troduced at the Grandfather match on
Wednesday night. He Is short boy
with remarkable breath of shoulders, be-
ing built very much along the lines of
Fred Beell, the man who threw Amer
iciIS. Brown has been wrestling for a
number OF years and when Harvey Tyr
reIl meets him in finish match at Con-
cordia Hall. on February y, the Wash
ingtonian should be kept on the jump to
win.
IyrreIl is back from Virginia, where
he went to visit relatives after his flyer
Turner Athletic Club with Joe Grant
His STAY IN the country did him good and
he predicts that ne will have no trouble
in handling the BaitimOreaG- All of the
Wrestlers and boxers have been handi-
capped recently by lack OF opportunities
to dc roadwork. but Tyrrell is no worse
off in that respect than Brown, WHO has
nad TO do all of his preparing in a Balti-
more gymnasium.
Eddie LlItz. who is to box frankie
q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

A Wagner. q brother OF the redOubt-
able Hans. will probably sign with the
Buffalo club of the Eastern League He
bss been doing sensational work in one
of the hay leagues in Pennsylvania. and
those who have seen him in action pre-
dict that he will be a success IN fast
company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

Cincinnati writers are certainly max
ing 1t hot for baHefui Ban Johnson since
he made the charge that sporting editors
of that city did not treat him squarely.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18
WASHINGTON

li1at he was all right once more The in,
Jury was not serious, but it was s.nnov
hsly painful in boxing, ard it required
t t ie !l massage TO bring the boy around
70. shape I<ufz has been training more
seiehtiflcaily since he joined the leonard
| camp or boxers and he shows the effects
OF me careful coaching he has received.
mate.a me was as me me was going when the
TOO stale to walk by this time. but tf4at
Ids largely been eliminated and there is
cry reason to believe that when he
enters the ring he will be as sfrang as
any izz-peund boy that could be found
Alex Brown is wanted for fhe nre,ir,-
mary TO the Lutz-Hogan bout to fight
second and somewhat smaller edition
OF the st. Mary County Bully. This
new md is one of the most amus,no
boxers ever tried out around Washtnp
ton and while he is in the ring will keen
mugs hqmmIng. The new bully has
9 yeeIa DOING most Industriously and has
zone more work than Fftzsinlmons or
Jefries ever did He predicts that he
VIII make Alex look like plugged
NOW down opponents In hattIa rova1
VIII not place much faith In the boa ST OF
the bully, -
r,i Hogan is training in Philadelphia with
PhlladeII,sIa Jack OBrien. Tommy
Love, Tim Callahan and a number If
otIleF Iast men o.. the Quaker City. who
give MN unlimited opportunities to do
Tor Judging distance. He has ALWAYS
had the reputation of being a fast hoy
ana this practice, with his natural speed
VIII make him a pretty big proposition
for LutZ.
Rob Roy Mackey has broken loose
again with another challenge to Grant.
He says:
I viii wrestle Joe Grant within two
weeks under the following conditions:
Grant to gain three falls in one hour
to win. If [ gain one fall, I win No
holds Misunderstanding to 60
If Grant wants a real match and a
little excitement now is his chance
The money to be divided-35 per cent
to the winner and 20 per cent TO the
loser. a forfeit of $50 to be posted at
lenge is accepted.
Should this match be made it would
De a sweet one with TO holds barred.
The action of Governor La Toilette
in calling off the bout in Oshkosh, Wis.
last night between Tommy Mowatt and
Eddie Hanlon appears TO have been
simply another case of a public official
making a cheap play to the gallery and
trying TO establish reputation for viz
tue by knocking the boxing game The
boxers have been giving the public
good run for its money in the Wisconsin
towns, and there has been no complaint
except from the usual butt-ins who
want to get their names In the news
papers by signing petitions for this
that. and the other That the self
righteous governor does not represent
the sentiment of the State was shown
when Mayor Rose. of milwaukee, yes
In his city to be heightened from six
to eight rounds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

The Detroit club has come to an
agreement with Sullivan, the Mime
apolis outfeider. and he will be seen in
the Tiger garden next season II he
comes up to expectations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

Bob Stangland, ii member of the Co
lumbia relay team which will compete
at the coming Georgetown meet. is the
intercollegiate champion broad Jumper
was captain of the Columbia footba II
team last fall. and is considered one of
tbs best all round athletes ever deyeI-
oDed at the Gotham university.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

Mayor Rose. of Milwaukee. has loosen
cd up little and has agreed to allow
eisht-round instead of six-round bo,,ts
In has city in the future
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.

Harvard and Yale meet at the hockey
rink in New York tonight in a contest
which promises TO decide the intercol-
legiate championship on the ice.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Jack Munroe is anxious TO re-enter the
ring, and Is out with def To John
Willie, of Chicago, for a sfx~round ho,t
II Philadelphia. the early part OF
March.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

Eddie LIItz. who is To box frankie
IiGgan, on February %. injured his arm
some time ago while boxing with Harry
Mace, but the matter was kept very
quiet and did not leak out until Wednes-
day night, and then it was announced
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

Aurelia Herrera and Kid Goodman
have been matched to box at Chelsea
Mass, next Wednesday,.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

Joimes Joy Corbett says that Jack
Monroe passed up Jim Jeffries offer of
$50 per week to become a sparrins part
ner. fearing repetition of tht beating
he received at San Francisco at the
hands OF the champ. By the way, what's
become Of Jack?
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18
BASEBALL.

No. Mildred. all players who are OF
| their bases are not insane.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

Hurry Up Yost gets $500 more a year
than the most famous scientific men on
Michigan's roster. President Angel is
The only person connected with the Ann
ArDor institution whose salary is grea T.
er than the one received by The cole
brated football coach.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

Inc Mohawk Athletic Club of Buffalo
has obtained Frank Erne the former.
lightweight champion, as boxing instruc-
tor -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

The National Indoor Tennis Champion
snip Tourney is now in progress in the
Seventh Regiment Armory, New York
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18
BOXING.

\ son of Dan Rice, the once famous
circus clown, is travelling with Terry
McGovernfs villain-herG show
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

Some Jacksonville sports wrote TO Joe
Kelly inviting him and all the other
members of the Cincinnati aggregation
20 a banquet upon their arrival in Flor
ida Wise Joe has, however, declined
the invitation with thanks, and says
that ii will be all work for the Reds
curing the coming trip into Dixie land
A good many agree with KEEL
The New York Nationals are thinking
of getting Kid Mccoy as trainer for the
team while the men are in the South
on the training trip. The Kid has made
q study of physical culture since he
entered the ring, and the Gotham man
agement believes that he would make
a good man to get the Giants into con-
dition for the championship season.
AT the end of the college season
Washington will get another college
PLAYER in the person of Rothgeb, the
University of Illinois oItfielder. Man
ager Stahl has been helping to coach
the Illinois squad during It's indoor sea-
son and he has been so well satisfied
with the work of Rothgeb that he has
an understanding with the big fellow,
although no contract has been signed.
one by one the disgruntied players
are getting into line. When Frank Kit
son. the Detroit pitcher. was offered a
contract with a big cut in the salary,
Kit bucked and declared that he would
not sign" but the Tiger mana cement
refused to bulge, and the veteran pitch
pT took nen in hand.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

oHered the position of coach of the Uni
Versity OF California team for next fan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

The American Bowling Congress is
later than ever this year In issuing tho
schedule of the sets a t the coming tour
nament a Milwaukee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

Joe Murphy, sec etary of the newly
organized American Turf Associat ton. is
authority for the statement that Ed Cor
rigan is willing TO lose 500, 600 in orde.
to see his pet project a success.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

Schacht formerly of Minnesota and
the greatest tackle ever de-
yeloped in the Middle West. has been
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

One thousand undergraduates attended
a jiu-jitsu exhibition in the Princeton
gymnasium last night. The Tigers were
very much taken by the art, and now
they want their own instructor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

The number of candidates for the
freshman crew at Pennsylvania is the
smallest in the history of rowing at
that university, Only nineteen first
year men are IN the whole crew squad.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-18

American bred horses won over s1Go. 900
on the English turf last year.
TOM ROLAND
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-10

LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS
there are dozens of beautiful STYLES
to select from in fine cambria,
all with deep umbrella lawn
founces, some trimmed with VIDE
embroidery, clusters of fine tucks and
rows of hemstitching; others with
and 3 or 4 rows of lace insertions;
would he splendid values anywhere
at $125; 00o
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-10

LADIES' FINEST WHITE SKIRTS, tempt
ers from the word go-various exclusive styles;
copies of handsOmest French conceptions, made
of finest cambria and long cloth, trimmed in the
most elaborate patterns of Swiss and NainsOOk
embroidery, finest French laces and insertions;
every garment possesses that exquisite touch that
women covet and which only hand made goods
display; values in the aggregation reaching the
$500 mark. Sale Price S3.4S, G. 40
$2.9S, $3.50, $2.48. 1913 and. Iu9O
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-10

OF Val eugIIg, u6rIIN IucACu, eAlTl
underlay and dust ruffle; garments
that have no equal elsewhere
at $500 CT Al
Sale Price. ..........U 1aTO
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS
high grade garments made of finest
cambria with 20 inch graduated
founce, trimmed with deep Main
sock embroidery and insertion; an
other style with full flare flounce of
rich lace and insertion to match
all elegantly finished, real S2.25
values; CT en-
Sale Price. ..OI.US
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-10

LADIES' SWELL CAMBRIC
GOWNS-fne high grade garments
several styles in high neck effects;
fancy embroidery or lace trimmed
yokes with collar and cuffs to match;
beading drawn with ribbon, made
extra long and full; all beauties OF
the rarest sort, real $1.75 and $500
values; 81 IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-11
@rpharttae sttftunaeu.

6nbretp Carnegie bat bas prddtiee.
10 Der englif9en @raHdaft Surrtp se>
lesene 0anbsut bes i'm Gertntsfadle
gum SelbftmDrber setporbenen Tinan<
aiers Mbittater Mrisbt I'm f750, 900
(f1 sleid $4.70) ertporben, bas er gu
einern srobartigen @anatorium umse>
italten unb benz englif9en Wolte gum
Gef9enfe MAIDEN piu.-Dsr fiirsli9
in 2ineoln ~peritorbene 4terbrauer
Oatpber bat iein sanaes 100000 Be-
trasenbes Werm6s.n Der Stabtemeinbe
2tncoIn binterlafsn.-Dh uniperfitdt
Orforb bat bas Mnsrbieten Mlfreb
Betts, cine profefur fiji tolouiale &C.
f9t6te gu FIFTEEN, ansenommeH. Oaz
NIT 1T Belt perpflidtet, Der uniperftdt
jdbrli9 iteben Sabre lang f1310 aa
sablen. MuBerbem febts er jabrlid
etnen prets bon ESQ aus fir bic bette
Irbett iber bic Wprtbetle etnsr Rstds@
bGrserf@aft. Gum Qntauf fir 8is
der iiber toloniale 9ef9idts geffattete
er ebenfaus iG6rli9 bic @umme BON
ESQ. @r bat fi9 bereit erfIart. nod
Nblauf Der iieben Sabre auf DunI1
biefe Stiftuns.n fir baasrnb gu .rtldz
rem.
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MlerleF.

Qm Diensta9 itarD Der tribe
re oeutibe 2ebrer Iler 8ubn int
Glter nDn unqefdbr e. Sabren. Der
Seritorbene itammte aus 8ommecn
uno fam mdbreno oes 8rieees bier
Der. St mar elmer Der eriten 2ebrer
an Der oeuti6=enaliiben Sbule, lpdz
ter 2ebrer oes 0eutihen at, Der 6od]=
fdule unb befleioete sulebt cine
5teQe in Der Office oes Diitritt=
Glerfs, Die er uegen &rdnflidteit
aufgeben muBte. Brof. &ubn tuar
cine aaqeemein beliebte uno oeahtete
BeriDnlihteit nno nahnt friber regen
Gnteil am oeutihen Gereins(eben utl=
ierer Stabt. St eebDrte su oielen
Bereinen uno 9oaen. par unter arts
oerm AUDI Mitelieo Ger Staats= uno
unb National > @rDBs2pee Der Ser
mann8lDbne, oeS arieeeruereins, oes
3urnDereins unb oes 8eetbDpen
Wdnnerb1rs. Seine 1ebten 2ebenss
iabre tuaren ourb ldmere 8ronfbeit
aetribt. Die Beeroieune finoet
Oonnerfta9 na6mittag utn 4 ubr llns
ter oe1 auiptaten Der 6ermannsz
iDbne ftatt.
Der 6ulfsmarfhan @itoban
Sanbopal lit BON Der @ranoiurn Der
Observation-Disclosures aneetlaat.
Der n8ultneB Wens' Club"
ertudblte Us. .. stiles gum BrdIis
oenten, s. @. gppf uno g.. s.
Wauernar1 au Bice= Brditoenten,
gba8. sc. &niabt gum Setretdr uro
Seq. 9. 9altaferrp, s. s. Winiams,
Scat Sc. Waiber, Sam 9. @euer,
@. 8. 6erff uno Sreo Subnlon gu
Direttoren.
Ser farbige Boftflerf 2orensu
9. Wgnne purbe uegen 8riefoieb=
itabts su swei Sahren 8ubtbaus
nerurteilt.
- Webrere Herionen itnb peeen
| 5alihmiinserei perbaftet.
- Die GtraBenbabnaeieQibaft be.
abfidtlgt, Elm DDppelgeleiie nab ben
r5air Grounds" gu legen.
6eute abeno unb tnuraer abeno
miro i'm @rnBen Opernbaus bic &C.
langspuiie rgbe BiQipnaire" nit
9bomas 8. SeabrDote in Der 6aupt'
role aegeben.
= Sim &c. b. sc. finbet Der Was.
tenbau Der Seuermebrleute in Der
BeethUDensSaae itatt.
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umgeft6rte 8mbe.
Sm Can AutBnio tutrO es utebr Shlafs
lOft9fett gebeu, tpean Die SetDDb=
net NIT bteSeu 9atSadben
befannt fperoen.

Man tam niht id1lafen nit eine,n
l9limmer Riden.
ginem labrnen, lhuaden ober
ibmeraenoen Riiden.
D0an's 8ilen iiuo gut fir ihlims
men Hiden.
Sic beilen ieoe Qrt BON 0tereti=
franfbeiten,
Son ben eeu6bnlihen &udenz
lbmer3en biz CUR Diabetes.
Sic tDeroen BON San IntDniDer
2euten enoDrIiert.
Srau S. 6enrp, beren @atte iib
bonn @eiddft auriidaesogen bat unb
Die in 3O4 5infte StraBe tpobnt,
iaet:
,Sm SDmt1er uno 0erbit 1902 fit
ib an befti9en Rifenibmersen.
W3ein Glden mar beitdnoig eeldbmt
uno ihmerate, i'd hatte ebenfaIs
3Dpfmeb uno apbaltenoe Miioiefeit.
Die NbionDerune Der Hieren nar
lbmersbaft uno ndbreno Der Raht
fouute id feline &ube finben. Sh
las pm Dpan's 0ieren Sit
len, Die bel Slider & Springau
uno i'm 8erar Drug Store gu baben
ftno uno bolte cine Sbabtel. Sb
fiblte lofortige Grleihteruug bonn
8ebraub oerielben uno empfeble iie
allen Wierenleioenben.
@rbdltlib bel allen Droguiiten.
Breis 80 Gents. Softer WiIburn
60. in Buffalo, sc. g., aaeinige
Gaenter fiir Die Ser. Staater.
BergeBt nidt ben Marner DDan
unb acceutirt teir Subititut.
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cages . Weutarettea.
SnIQ n b.

SIN Worben 1T es iebr falt; il
Bisconitn 1T bas thermometer tell
ueiie auf 81 @rao unter Wua gefal
len. ueberaa baben itarte Shnee
ffirme ftattgefunoen.
SIN einem Sample nit aufitdn
oiiben Woros auf Der Bbilippinen.
iniel SOTO. Der am 6. Sanuar itatt'
fanb, murben mebrere ameritaniIdl
Offisiere unb SDlooten aet5tet.
= Gin SUB Der Statue Sriebri9s
bes @rpBen in Waibinaton bat mar
cine 8pmbe NIT a%ngeaiinbeter Blind
ihnur gefuuoen. DHenbar iDate
oas Dentmal aerit1rt tperoeu. 9ie
Boliaei entoedte iie ieooh nod su,
reGten Belt.
Ser neue 8ouoerneur Moama
BON Colorado bat 9onnerftae ieiu
Nnit anQetreten.
NuSIanb.
= &aiier Wtlhelm bot Dem @enes
raj Stoeffel uno benz General Wpgi
ben Oroer 'sPour lie merite'' Der.
lieben.
Die lebte Gbteiluna Der ruiiis
ihen Dtieeflotte lit BET Bort Saio
a%ngefommea.
Sn Der arpben Nftienbrauerei
in 2obure ftir5te oaS Gtsbaus in
Solge elmer su arDBen QaIt Giles elm
uno neun Wrbeiter wuroer, uuter ben
9riimrnern bearaben. TInf oeriels
ben tpuroen tot berporgesseer uno
pier idmer, banDn smei tbtlib perlebt.
DuSn Die Werbaftung oes 8an'
Tiers 2uomia G~aufataan in Berlin
lit cine ieniati0neQe Betrues.Nffaire,
pie nor Sabren unaebeures Nufieben
madte, gum IbihluB aetommen.
Gaufmann neribte in @emeinibnft
nit ieiner @attin annD 1893 In Sams
burg uno Berlin tolpifale unterfEla.
gunaen uno Betrigereien. DaS @bes
paar fliibtete oamals nah Seem gort.
100 es iih Sabre lang aufbielt. $50
Die Trau gegenpdrtig %nerueilt. boz
ben bic Beb6roen bislana niht ers
mitteln tDnnen.
- Dur1 Observation-Disclosures
ten iiber Sraeer Der Militars unb
Marinenermaltuna 1T in 9dnemart
cine WiniftertrifiS ausgebrpben.
Der 2rieasminiiter WaoiDn leste
iein Yortefeuiue nieoer, tpDrauf Die
iibriaen Witalieoer bes 9abtuets pers
lanaten, baB Oct Marineminiiter oas
gleihe tue. 9ieier meigerte fih,
tpurauf oas &abinet reiianierte. DAD
.Toltetbine" ftebt auS Seiten bee Wii'
niiter. bic aboantten. Gs lit iebt an
9eunser, benz Bremierminiiter, Elm
neues &abinet gu biloen. SDate ibm
oieIes niht mDalib ieiu, 10 miro
burausfidtlih Der bisberiae Suitia'
miuiiter ooer Der unterri6tsminifter
bonn 26nig beauftragt rersen, r,eue
Winiiter UNI iib su Ueriammeln.
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gett ttber 60 Sahreu

idon tpuroe Mrs. Winslpm's Sop
thing Sbrup BON WiQiDnen BON
Wfittern bein 8abnen Der &inoer
a~ngetpenoet. Wirit Du i'm S1lafe
ourb ons Sbreier zines 3inoes ges
it6rt, baB i'm 8abnen lit uno pDr
Sbmersen tueint? Wenn 10, laiie
iDfort cine Tlalbe BON ,,MrS.
Win8lom8 SDDtbing Sprup" holen.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. Sc miro
benz fleinen 2eioenoen iofprt 4inoes
rung peridahen. 8erlaBt eub boz
rauf. Miitter, es lit fein 3meifel
hariber. Sc BELT Diarrbpe, regu=
liert ben Maaen unb Die Wierer,,
beieitiat Bino : 3olif, erneidt Den
@aumer, perbinbert gntsinouna
unb ftarft oas garae SDitent.
rWtrs. Winslorps 5optbine Syrup"
fir sahnenbe 9inber lit angenebm
i'm @eibmaf; oas 3ecept itamn1t
BON einem Der beften peibliben
Nerste in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lit
bel alien Dru9etften in Der aauaen
Welt su babeu. Breis 25 Gents Der
Jlaibe. &auft nidts anoeres, ala
Wrs. Winsloms S0uthina Garup.
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"LOAE STAR" uber Naes,

gs tpar gu alien 8eiten
Der 9urt sewaltis sroB,
Do6 nlr beim eolen @erltenlait,
Biro man i'm srinblid los,
Das ueiB 10 5iemti6 Sober,
Sb Singing ober Mann,
9aB es auein nit @afier,
9ur6aus nidt 1T setan.
Dn5u seb6rt 'pas stdrt'res,
Die @erite unb bas Mal5;
9aber sas alte SpriidtpUrt !:
Scr liebe @ptt erbalt's,"
go miideu benin Die 8rauer,
8eibes gu einem Grant,
Ser ia bel alien G6ifern,
Das b06ite Sob errans.
8ei uns ipeaiea lift p2One Star,
Das berrlt9e @ebrdu,
Sem ale burit'sen 5eelen,
g%rseben iino uno treu.
So 1T BON feiner @lte,
go unbermii9t unb rein,
9aB es in feiner @eiie
8ann i~lbertrOfen isin,
gs 1T 10 idmadbaft, feder,
@S mirft 10 itimmunssooG,
DaB MANS nur nit 8eritanonis,
Sn &ube trinfen ioQ.
Damn bats Die ri9t'se @irfuns.
Ser 3ued, er TT erfiqt,
8enn man ben 9urit, ben i66nen,
60 i6ludieifipe itiat.
DEM MaBisfeit in GGem
Sofl ftets oer @runbIas iein,
llnb siuansis @ldier D2onesS tar",
Die trinft elm Mann aIein,
unb 1T Der 0urit nod srbBer,
Sifs oanlit ni9t setan,
50 fan9e man na9 5fpan5ig,
8pn borne tpieoer an.
9enn v2ones Star" 1T bet6mmlih,
@s rei5t ia nur nab mebr,
Drum trinfen's ale 9eute,
l1no loben's aud 10 iebr!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-11
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lit nur, mas itm beipabrt. Dor 4lem
gilt oas BON Nr5neien Sn Der allgemeis
men CUNT fbnnen iib nnr SeiImiftel er.
balten, Die Seilerfolse eraieleu, tuie ). 3.
Sr. 5ilsbee'S yNnateis" BEL 9dmorrbDi'
ben. ROD &einer bat ffe Bel bieiem emit
iebiihen 9eiben 9ebrauht, pbne baB Ell
bal6ige 9inberung unb bann cine bau.
err6e Seilung bon ieinen S6meraen unb
iDnfttgen 8eibtperoen sefunben bdtte.
3. N%euftaebter & Co., 8Dr 2416, Stem
gorf gitg, n%erIenben cine 8rpbe bapon
%fotenfrei, neil lie tuiien, 6aB vNnateiis"
iih in iebem Safe betpdbren unb bas
9ertrauen Der &ranfen ertuerben tuiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-11
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