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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
M'CUE WON.
Given the Decision After His Bout With
Sweeney.

At the regular weekly boxing bouts of
the Fifth Avenue Athletic Club, New
York last night three fights were on the
program, two preliminaries OF 10 rounds
each and 2O-round go between Marty
McCue of New York and Eddie sweeney
of Brooklyn, at 125 pounds. In tho preilin-
inaries Joe Handler of Newark defeated
Jack Mackinsky Of New York.
Bobby Dobbs of Philadelphia ana Bllly
Hill c'Muldoon's pickaninny'( weighed
i'm at 40 pounds for 10 rounds The boys
mixed it at the start and some fast hgbt-
ing was indulged I'm. with houors even.
In the fifth Hill landed left hand swing
on Dobb's ribs, and Dobbs went TO the
floor DObbs, however, managed 20 even
up thugs in the eighth and ninth. In
the 10Th Hill got In heavy punch on
Dohbs jaw. making the Philadelphia
lad S head rock, but he recovered quickly
and fought hard and fast till the gong
sounded. The referee declared the bout
draw
Sweeney and McCue weighed in at leS
pounds.
In the McCue-Sweeney fight McCue was
by far the cleyerer man all the way
through. He played with his right for tho
body and labbcd his left To the face re-
pcatcdly. In che second round sweeney
slipped 10 the floor and on rising just as
his knees and hands cleared the floor, Me-
Cue smashed MIN "a hard one ON the face
There were cries of foul ~ and one Of
Swconcy's seconds became so obstreperous
that Referee MuldoOn was compelled To
caution him. In the third Sweeney was
bleeding from the mouth and nose, the ro-
suit of McCues left hand jabs. In the
18th round McCue split Sweeney's eyelid.
The balance of the fight was all In Nc
Cues favor, he landing five blows TO
Sweeney's one. Sweeney was badly pun
ished his body and face being very raw,
while McCue had scarcely u mark. The
referee gave McCue the verdict.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
If your child looks mon

IF your child looks upon
Scott's Emulsion as Cod
liver Oil and is repelled by
it, begin with part of a tea
spoonful in twice the guam
tity of water, and it will
take it and relish it as
thoughitwere milk. There
is no food or medicine for
children of from three or
four TO ten or twelve years
of age which equals Scotts.
Emulsion for putting color
into the checks, enriching
the blood and bringing COM
fort and good nature. Book
about it free.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists. New YorL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
WORLD.

stable of race horses Many Fighter
wishes now he had not dabbled In horse
flesh.
John W. Crum, the crack amateur
sprinter who retired last year, will run at
the athletic carnival to bc held at Chicago
May IL, Wefcrs is expected 70 compete
against him.
Nap Shea the young Brockton catcher,
says he was given no chance by the New
York Club, He says that holding his own
with the New York catchers was easy, IL
given IA fair trial.
The candidates for the Princeton Mott
Haven team were taken TO the training
table yesterday. The following men VIII
compose the team Tyler, Potter, Wheeler
Cregan, Jarvis, Jones and Garrett.
j. J. Mullen, the greater Iish miller, and
4. T. Bacon of London. Eng, are matched
race will be decided at the Cheltenville
Track, Belfast Ireland, on the afternoon
of June 4.
w. Il. George the well known English
sprinter, who has been off the cinder pain
for number of years, will compete
against D. Keen. at Wood Green, England,
Easter Monday. They will run mile,
cycle mile and walk mile.
G. c. Smith the "lhunderbolt " who
gave Potter Maher such a tough battle, at.
tempted 70 hold TWO sailors who had
broken into house at Buffalo the other
night, and the sailors had given him a bad
beating before the police arrived.
a New York physician who has OK
amined the throats of many professional
singers tested Fitz's vocal abilities We'd
nesday and after Bob went through the
scale the doctor assured him that his vocal
organs were rs strong from musical
standpoint as his muscles are from the
standpoint of fistiana.,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
A RECORD BROKEN.

Clarence Sidney Verrill, son of Profes-
sor Verrill of Yale, has broken the
strength record made by Charles Chad
wick of Yale recently. Chadwick broke
the total strength record of lowering the
Harvard champion, of 1923 kilos. Chad
wick total was 1888. Verrills total is
1876. The strength tests were supervised
by DIR. Jay w. Seaver, physical director
of the Yale gymnasium. Verrill is a
scientific school freshman, ana weighs
only lbs pounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
FINNEY DEPARTS.

Finney, the English swimmer sailed
for England on the ST. Paul Wednesday.
He has standing challenge and "A forfeit
at the Police Gazette Office 90 swim "a
match with anyone i'm America. He
visited the whirlpool Rapids at Niagara
Falls Monday with the idea OF attempting
the feat which cost Captain Webb his life,
but decided it would be a foolhardy ven
ture. He was convinced that nobody
could swim the rapids and live.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16

year-old boy. who Is pupil Of Professor
Attila, challenges all amateur strong men.
He is particularly anxious TO arrange
contest with lowering or Chadwick. Un-
ger recently carried around room three
men, each averaging $50 pounds, and .
800 pound dumbbell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
Rush for Seats.

The sale OF seats for the X. I. w. Min
strel show which Is 60 be given at tho
Providence Opera House the first half of
next week began this morning with big
rush. The engagement is for the bone
III of Assistant Manager Collin, Musical
Director Wendolschacfer and Treasurer
hamburg of the Opera House.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
SHE DRANK CAMPH0R.
Mrs. Hicks Attempted TO Commit Suicide
at Pawtucket, but Failed.

Mrs. Josephine Hicks OF Pawtucket attempt
ed to commit suicide last night by drinking a
solution of camphor but wss caught in the
act by her brother who secured the services
of DIR. NJ. W. Roche In time to save the wo'
mans life. She threatened, however TO re-
peat the experiment at her earliest oppor-
tunity. Mrs Hicks had been drinking early
in the evening and had visited the stable
where her husband is employed. At the lat
ter's request she had been sent home by n po.
lcaoaau
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
STAR POINTER.

9:04k, out Of Lizzie, the dam Of the old
time champion Little Brown jug, 2:l1&.
Star Pointers dam was also the dam OF
Hal Pointer; SO that the great stallion
comes honestly by his wonderful turn OF
speed, having the blood of champion PAGERS
on all sides. He is intensely inbred to Tom
Hal, the founder of the famed tribe Of
Tennessee side wheelcrs, tracing back TO
the old kittrcll horse through no less than
four different lines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
HEAD CUT OFF.
Shocking Accident at Railway Sta
tlon al Medl0rd.
Bradley Struck by an Incoming Train
and Terribly Mangled.

Medford. Mass, April l6 John Brad
ley, aged 81 years. was instantly killed
this morning by train at Park Street
station. Bradley was coming down the
steps leading 20 the track, just as the
train pulled in. He was struck by the
engine, the wheels passing over his head
completely severing it from his body The
remains were carried 10 the police sta
tiOn.
Bradley was letter carrier connected
with the Boston department..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
LATHROP WILL BE IN IT.

James Lathrop of Harvard University,
has accepted the invitation of the athletic
mittee of the New Jersey Athletic
Club, TO compete in the college team
relay race the club will give on Memorial
day Mike Murphy, OF the University of
Pennsylvania, will send his best team
and Captain Gerard of Yale has promised
that Yale will be- represented by "A team.
In addition there probably will be at
least two more entries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
Died on a Montana Ranch.

Helena Mont, April 16 Baron Max
lieutenant in the Cars guard who
settled in Montana In 1886, died yester-
day at Clark's ranch in Telon. county
He was we'll known in Washington and
New York society His body will be sent
to St Petersburg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
"THE MAYFLOWER."
Excellent Performance by III. Lyceum
Theatre Company.


Mother lclland. d..............,s..s..'H 'Hraco noob
He Is more than half cypic who can
not enjoy such a simple and wholesome
love story as is unfolded in Tho May
flower, presented for the first time in
this city at the Providence Opera House
last evening by Mr.. Frohman admira-
bly, balanced Lyceum Theatre Company.
Mr. Parker, the author, has not IN chs
instance written great play, but he has
succeeded in making good one, one that
i'm the words Of the prologue so charm
ingly recited by Miss Mannering tells - A
simply tale Of simple folk, ard tells II
effectively. There Is nothing pretensious
about the play or its plot; no attempt at
the analysis Of the grand and universal
passion and no dissecting of the emotions
after the latter-day psychological fashion,
and though the characters are drawn
clearly and firmly there Is neither over
accentuation nor affectation III their treat
ment. Joan Mallory is IA true hearted,
womanly woman, 10 whom love comes as
n revelation. Puritan though she be she Is
not prude, and yields to the influence of
the new born passion as unconsciously
and sweetly as the opening rosebud TO the
kiss of the morning sun. She has con-
yictions, however of right and wrong and
they are given "A rude shock when she dis
covers that the man who had won her
heart is a dissembler sailer under false
discovery fingers no longer when the cul-
prit confesses and enters the plea
that love drove him 10 such mis-
erablc devices. 1t Is the old excuse
and as of old IL not only suiliceS but
snakes the forgiven misdoer far dearcr
than before This may appear like weak
ness. but IL so IL Is the weakness that
nature has implanted in womanklnd, who
become after all more lovablc for il. Joan
Mallory, without this weakness, would
lose half her charm, while less steadfast
devotion Co her orring sweetheart would
reduce her To the level OF an uninterest-
ing and commonplace character. Lord
Gervase Carew is very human individual
also, but for all his faults, and they are
grevious, there Is still i'm him that better
element which once aroused turns him
from the ways Of perfldy and folly TO
those of repentance and honest purpose.
These constitute the central figures in
"The Mayilower" and they received at
the hands of Miss Mannering and Mr..
Hackett last evening "A thoroughly
adequate and satisfying portrayal. Miss
Mannering's personal attributes are of u
kind to arrest and hold delighted alton
tion, while her stage art Is of that finished
quality that marks the true artist Mr..
Hackctt gave praiseworthy rendering of
rather difficult role, while Mr.. Morgan
was equally successful in his portraiture
of Captain Jack Poynings. Mr. Nor
ris also made an exceedingly agreeable
impression as Roger Mallory, while Mr..
Carter as Mardyke gave "A delightful piece
of character acting "The Mayflower" is
very effectively staged and all of the
settings are up TO Mr.. Frohman's high
standard The play will be repeated this
and tomorrow evenings and at the sat
urday matinee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
KING OF THE PAGERS.
A Side Wheeler with Ancestry OF His Own
Gait.

The price at which James A. Murphy OF
Chicago recently purchased star Pointer
IL understood Co be the highest ever paid
for PAGER excepting the Gentry sale few
months ago. A remarkable thing about
Star Pointer is the fact that he comes from
an ancestry OF PAGERS, and breeders claim
that there ought 10 be something in this
fact. His sire, Brown Hal, 2:l2h, held
the stallion record in his day, and he was
by Tom Hal, Jr., the sire OF Hal Pointer,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16

mons, 90 whose early trimming the elder
Bob Is dcvoting great deal OF his time.
Although itz the elder would probably
prefer that he select walk In life other
thrn that which leads to the ropcd arena,
the youngstcr evinccd such strong pred.
ilection for puRilism that he has been al
lowed to bayc his way. Already he Is ex-
pert I'm upper cuts antl.short arm jabs, and
" watch him ~ his practice work dealing
cut his left hooks and right swings Is but
10 see old Fitz in miniature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
Last Lenten Service.

Rev T.. c. Moore Of the Central Con.
gregational Church prcache Il his final
Lenten sermon last evening His theme
was "Simon, the Cyrcnian Bca ring the
Cross After Jesus. +"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
GROUNDS FOR TENNIS CLUB.

The mcmbers Of the Elmwood Lawn
Tennis Club are sure of their grounds for
one moro season at least, in spite of the
demand for building lots in that section
of the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16
FITZS SUCCESSOR.
A Young Man Who May One Day Wear
the aonors Now Held by the Champion.

Enthusiastic friends Of the new cham
pion pugilist, who insist that there is no
living human being Tint could I'LL the
shoes of tho victorious Fitzsimmons, are
willing to admit that there is one young
person who may in time become his worthy
successor This Is Young Robert Fitzsim-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16

,nv. the former record holder, reached q
total of .GS2 IL should he stated that in
summarizing Chadwick's record the lung
test H. not included, inasmuch as the ap-
paratus for this test Is not available at
Yale.
Chadwick was on the varsity football
SQUAD In his freshman year and played left
tackle. From an injury TO his knee sus-
tanned I'm thc preliminary contests he was
prevented from playing In the final games.
He was wei enough. however, Co play left
guard on his class toam against Harvard
when Yale scored n decisive victory. In
his sophomore year he played right tncklc
on the varsity eleven, ard In his junior
ard scnior years left runrd and was con
sidercd orc of the best guards in the coun-
try In his ipnior year he WAS placed on
.hc All American tam. For throwing the
10 pound hammer he took the intercol-
ogiatc championship last year, and also
cold medals in tho New York athletic
garncs The young athlete Is half nm inch
over u fcet tell and weighs i92 pounds.
Chadwick father md grandfather aud
also some of tbc mcmlvrs Of his mothers
FAMILY wrrc noted athletes.
T. All uf thrsr giants may meet their match
I'm a New Nurs youth whose courage sVcins
TO equal his strength Max Ungcr, q ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-16

stable of race horses. Many Fighter
wishes now he had not dabbled In horse
flesh.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
3meierIei 6ebMrtSta9.

Srpitig uu9 i'm bilbli6en Sinne mar am
27. Sanuar in Berlin bic Seter bes a9tunbz
breiBigiten @eburtstages bes &aiIers Wtl~
6elm H.; unb stpas Nnoeres lieB Iid, mad
ben ~neueiten @el9ebnifen baielbit, au4 gar
nibt erpdrten.
I'm 10 purmber5i9er pirb it9 in ben
meiiten 8iirgerfretfen ni6t nur in Berlin,
fonbern i'm gan5en Hei6e am %. Mdr3
Die 5eier beg bunbertiGbrigen @eburtstages
bes &uiiers @ilbelm I. %geitalten.
Sn Dielen ni9tzfo3iaGiitii9en 8rei1en in
9euti9lanO berridt cine groBe @ntriiitung
iiber bas @erbalten BON So3ialzO emotraz
ten gu Der beboritebenben 9ebentfeier.
Ser bon So3ialbemptraten i'm 8erliner
Stabtratbe erbobene proteft geeen 8epiui=
gungen fir OieIen 9e6urtstag oerneit duT
bas 8er6alten Milbelm's, bamali9en prinz
gen BON preuBen ,5ur Sreibeitsbelpeeung
BON 1848 unb 1849 unb auf Die, ipeIde Daz
mails in ben StraBen bon Berlin unb an=
berpGrts i'm Sample fiir's @olt eefaGen
Iinb.
SieIe Yroteite geben BON 2euten aus
pel9e i'm Sabre 1848 tbetls mod gar ni9t
lebten, tbeils unmiinbige &inber tparen.
Nber 9erabe Die ueberlebenben BON 9enen,
tpel9e iene 3epo%lutionsjabre in bolem 8ez
puBtiein mitmahten Ober miterlebten, ober
qar unter Der barauf erfoleten 3eaftipn
f6per litten, baden in Nnbetra9t bes @rDz
BEN ,Ous @ilbelm in ieinem Otter fir bic
@rri9tung zines Oeuti6en NationaIitaates
aIio fir GrfiGung p~enigitens zines Sbeilss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

Nnfidrei beraus: Ut is a fraud" (Gs if
Sbpinbet!)
Bo Die Probibitionsfandtifer bic 8ebOr=
ben auf ibrer Seite baden, ba geben ife nod
INNER nit sritaunli9er 0reifti9teit 81
Merfe.
Oa 1T 3. 9. bas StGot9en 8ictor, an Del
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Gei3dfte in Our6aus geiebli6er @eiie; iie
BADEN Die Dom Mulctz@eieb porgef6rlebene
@rlaubniB bon 3nei Orttteln aler Stimmz
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Die 3epublitaner aber IO1tsn bic neuli9e
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tpo ii9 Die groBe republifanii6e Me6rbeit
pom 3. Nopember bereitS BEL Der Na9tpabl
zines StaatsgeIebgebers tpegen republican,
i9er 8ubli4aft nit probibition in cine
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panbelt bat!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
of Life,

Inter STANDARD of. Life" beritebt man
etpas, mas fi9 i'm 9eutf9en nur bur9
1mi9reibung ausbriiden ldBt, ndmIi6 Die
Qebens9aGtung, Die fir Elm 8olt pber
fir gepiIie 8efeli6aftstreiie maBgebenb tit.
Der STANDARD of hi h Life" lift elm
unberer, ols iener Der 9ep06nlt6en Bolts
freiIe, bieier pieberum Elm anberer als jener
Der unteren S9i9ten Der @rOBitabtbeODItez
rung. Ser STANDARD of Life" bes amcz
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Iere Yplittter baden felt bunbert Sabren,
teIonbers penn Tie am 4. Suli i'm nSprea0
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fen, baB Die amerifdnii4e &epubltt einen
bO6ereu STANDARD of Life" a II It FEB e
unb ben 3utpaubernben 80lferf4aften au6
gepG6re.
0as 1T audi Der SAT- getpefen. MiQionen
bon @~ingepanberten, Die Oriiben in gebriidz
ten politif9en unb 1~ocialen 8erbdltnifen
lebten, 6a6en in Nmerita i6re 2ebens6altung
berbefert, aus 6unberttuuIenben BON Orr
beitern iinb 4rbeitge6er, Sabritarten unb
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
Gutter 1tmo Ortt0emo n6t1t8er NatD
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PluralitGt fir McRinlep in Soma i9neu
tn's Gegentbeil uml9lagen tDnnte,
8eIagte 3eitunqen hdtten Der Republican,
I9en Partei Sppd's AUDI nod fagen fDnnen
unb IoIen: Sene gepalttge Mebrbeit bdtteft
9u nimmermebr obne bic 6iilfe elmer Menge
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56afften,
Der quite &atb iener republifaniI6en 3ei@
tungen It0Bt BON Seiten republitanii9er
unD populiii1der probtbitioniten auf bar
ten @ioer1tan0. Seoen Sag pirb BON bic
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qegen enblit1e @ufbebung bes Die 4nferS
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| @timmbere9tigten, UNI 10 mebr aber BON
sSrauen unb 8tnbern u~nterf9rieben. Mls
Der 5taats1enatpr 8enfon BON Dubuque
cine berartige 8ittf9rift Dem Senat iiber=
rei6en muBte, plaBte er nit benz ebrliden
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

OaB mir an @nglanb tart peri9ulbet Iinb
Oas lit ia pdbr, uno OuB es eigentli6 niht
i90n lit, fpenn mir fogar Die meiten 8raue.
reien in ben 8efib englif9er Sbnoitate ii6er-
geben 1eben, tptrb audi Niemanb beftreiten
Sn @nglano bduft it9 a6er 10 bel 8elb an
oaB es nd9 4nlagen fu9t un0 Die
promoters" iperfen baber ibre 8[ife in
ule @elttbeile, UNI ertrdgsfd6ige Inter
nebrnen nit engli16em @eloe auf3ufaufen,
8ringt Elm iol9es @ei9Gft 3. 9. 20 Pro=
gent, 0ann ldBt fi9 Bel Der %1mtpanolma
in Elm Acknowledgement Elm f9Ones Slid
@elo peroienen, man bertpdhert Die Mftisn,
itedt einen groBen She'll bapon ais
promoters -@ewinn in Die Sai9en un6
bic ibrigen Nftipndre finb fro6, penn bic
9apier9en 5 gro3ent 0ibioenbe bringerl.
W2eiitens brtngen lie gar ni9ts me6r, a6cr
bic ur1priingli9en 8eiiber bes @eI9dfts unb
Die promoters" itnb 6urcb bic pounds
Der tleinen 2erte in gnglanb, Der gfefts,
Der Oienitmdb6en unO nSbopteepers" reid,
iteinrei6 gepprben.
9eters lit Elm pbantait. Oas englil9e
&apital, bas mir ms 2anb gelodt, mabt
uns politii4 ni6t BON @nglanO abbdn9ig
unb es fragt ii9 erit no9, Of ni9t Die sngtiz
I6en Mftiondre in Elmer gr0Beren Nbbdrgigz
felt bon lns, ais mir bon t6nen ite5en.
8ir BADEN bic @ngldnber in unferer 9anb;
mir t%0nrten, penn mir une6rli9 fem poll=
ten, ibre Mntagen ruiniren, ibre Sbnbitate
gu Sobe ~iterern unb i6nen jebe geI9dftfi9e
8erbinbung nit uns griinbli9 Derleioen.
Oas tpGre a6er t60ri9t. @benio gut t0nnte
Elm peitliber Sarmer, na9oem er ii9 bon
einem Ditli9en 8apitultiten @elb geborgt,
lugen: Sept ruintre iA abii9tli6 uno aug
reinem SaB 9egen ben Dtli9en &apitaliiten
meine Sdrm."
@in3elne ftnb 10 etnfdltig, a6er Die Wsiz
item Tinb perniinftig unb e6rli9; tie 6eniiben
bas geborgts @elo, um ibre Surm 8u Der@
befern unb in Stano geiebt gu peroen, nidt
nun bus geborgte @elo 3uriid5a6len gu tOnz
men, Ionbern audi bur6 bic aamdblige Cut
latung Elm I'm 10 i60neres, beferes ntlo
~tpertbOoleres @igentbum gu betommen.
Wtr brullden en9lif@Ss Gslb our @nt@
tpidelun9 ~unferer 6ilfsquelen; englii9ss
@elb 1T biaig gu baden, foIgli3 5ieben tpir
es beran. Sinh mir ielbit ert fapttal@
frGftiger geiporben, Oann peroen mir tpd9r@
19einli9 piele @ertbpapiere nno Qttien, Die
ieBt in fremben 9dnben liegen, 3uriidtaufen.
peter's fennt bas ameritanii9e 8plf niGat
unb er b~eleibigt es, penn er idgt, baB Die
@ereinigten Staten BON @nglano ~abbdngig,
ni6ts tpeiter pGren, als cine englii3e SD
Ionic. @ie geiu9t, bel Psters TT ell1s
G9raube los OOer er i3retbt iol4 berz
riidtes 3eug, Tim iid bei ben @ngldnbern
ein5u19mei9eln. Qtber Die @n9ldnoer Ifrrb
prattif6; ie merten pieIei4t bic 4bitGt
nnb = laden ben unprattti9en DSut4uaan"
aus.