DEAR KERMIT:

. . . . .

I am wrestling with two Japanese wrestlers three times a week. I am

not the age or the build one would think to be whirled lightly over an

opponent's head and batted down on a mattress without damage. But they

are so skilful that I have not been hurt at all. My throat is a little

sore, because once when one of them had a strangle hold I also got hold

of his windpipe and thought I could perhaps choke him off before he

could choke me. However, he got ahead.

White House, April 9, 1904.

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