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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09

The center positions are now only held
tentatively McCIinuc. who has been
substitute center for two seasons, is
occupying the position regularly. He
only weighs ~ pounds, but is strong
and heady. Goss. last years center.
and crew man. IS az present at right
guard. and should be be displaced would
lToba 5lv return 10 center The other
guard is being held by r. W Smith.
who IS TOO liguU ana OF too short stature
Tor guard The main criticism Of the
line is that not enough effort IS being
made TO Dut weight i'm the center
a gratifying feature OF the week has
been the arrival OF some old players TO
help out EasLieu. BDGzEalter and Oh
culr Thee are LIeureuauts Tardy and
Mccarthy who played center and quar-
ter, respectively. some years ago and
were star men iu their day. They were
both particularly uer-y men, and are
well calculated 10 inspire the later Navy
men U--n some OF the 0ld-Ume Navy
spirit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09
The Line-U Up.

7. ~ r1-s --Hiti.-
Touchdown Roberts. Goal from touch
d0wn-ROberts. Referee-F. * Nielsen,
Nebraska Umpire. A. Bates, Bates
College. Timers ~ Mr. Abba Clechlo.
Georgetown. and Mr. NeighDoTs- West
eru Maryland. Liuesmen-R- r. LeAIaLt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09
MoTe Good Teams Now.

THE big teams are not making the
large scores that they made years ago.
because the smaller institutions are be-
coming better every ear. Crack pro-
fesslouaI coaches are becoming more
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09
NAVY PROGRESSES
SATISF ACTORILY
AbandOns Policy of Ere
quent Changes.
BACK FIELD ALREADY FIXED
Wilcox, Douglass, D0herty and Howara
Sure Of Places-Line Looks Toe
Light.

ANNAPOLIS. Oct 6.-The progress OF
the Annapolis football squad under
Head Coach Paul J. Dashieu and has
assistants this week has been In every
way satisfactory.
Great care is being taken TO avoid
an error made IN several seasons of
too much changing of the teams. Last
year and the year before this mistake
utterly destroyed any proficiency ia the
team work Of the Navy. AT the same
time IL IS not desired TO create the ira
preston that the positions are filled be-
yOud the chance of change. thus making
the team men sluggish and the other
candidates hopeless of winning a place.
Each has a Chance.
The coaches are meeting these diff
culties by dev0tiug special attention TO
TWO or more men for each position. but
aL the same time causing III 10 be
thoroughly known that at amy time a
player may be displaced by a better
man.
In the back field. even az this early
date, the coaches have fixed upon a
quartet, which it is believed VIII last
the season. barring accident AT quar-
ter. WILCOX, last years occupant OF the
same position. is altogether satisfactory.
he displaced Eeedham az about the
middle Of last season and gained eX-
perieuce from huing the place IN most
OF the big games He IS quick, cool.
and game. and constantly improves.
The other men are fast and heavy,
Douglass, the new 1s5 FOUNDER from
the University Of Tennessee. shows re-
markable speEd for so large a man. and
promises TO be- the best Navy back
for years. He is playing al right half
DoheTly with several years experience
weighs 40 pounds and is a Splinter and
occupies the ether half Howard, who
has played end Tor the last three sea-
sons has gained considerably in weight
and is playing al full He weighs l49
pounds and IS fair man.
The arrangement OF the line ls not
so wen settled and the greatest atteH-
tion IS being paid To developing strong
tackles Captain Farley IS aggressive
enough and has gained something 10
Sseigau, ouL he has hardly the pounds
Tor JEe place. though ne is now playina
there. For the other tackle tnere are
PiersoI OF last year team, and Cham
beers. guard last season, Weighing l65
and $50 pounds, respectively Grady
who also reaches the higher figure
should certainly get q place. either at
guard or il EarleTs tackle. should the
latter Dee moved TO end
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09
Dope Is Worthless.

Much time and space IS being devoted
10 doping the performances OF the biz
eleveus against smaller colleges, but
that sort Of deduction is worth little OF
nothing and should not receive serious
attention When the coaches start TO
develop a team they do ii slowly but
systematically. On the largest eleyeus
little attention is given 20 perfecting the
team as a whole for several weeks after
the season opens. The first idea is TO
find out who is the best man for each
position. and the plays are considered
only incidentally
After the men are selected coaches
set 10 work 10 drill the tenn i'm the plays
In going against the smaller teams the
coaches may direct the team 10 perfect
certain play ia a certain game. and
throughout the entire contest the eleven
win be working on that problem. ex-
perimeutug with il in all its phases.
without regard 20 the size OF the score
being rolled up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09

Ambrose Pullman, tle Sew H.TE lWlrI-
81. has l-lt the ranks at the young aut
foolish. and has become "a benedict.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09
The Lineup

Na,-- Positions y. n i.
WhiuiuE. WelcL..s.L- E----..---- 81 oIrIs01
Farley tCaptJ -----..1-. t.. James tCaptJ
WoodWaEd-
GC-s- d Louuell----L. G-.-........ II TllZler
1IcCilll-c center. .tt1le5
ellusluIL-
sa4lu. O'Brieu...-.R. -Stude
Chambers ...It. Iss.'s'.'.sr''' II ace
Flersol-
Howard. B0ynton. r. E.-..Sreeles Graves
Wilcox, Needllam.-.l. B-----.-. Li-llaIe fTO
Douglass --.-----.-L-- II. E.-.---.-. Jou5Ou
DoherIy ....-....-..Et. II. B..---..-- ll-lss=y
Root Beckners 1s-LL=e-
Howard. --.........-..F B..--------.- Conrad
Spencer. Decker
Sc0re-NaEy. 1z- Virginia Military In
stitute. o. Time OF halEes-l5 minutes
JHEls-iJou Decker. Goals
from touchdown Isl lIcoE. NeeQlttIll.
Umuire-8Ir. Edwards. OF Princeton.
Referee-8Lr Abbott. OF Yale Lines
men-Afr. Roberts, OF " H. j., and
Midshipmau SIauleT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09
Fatal Weakness

AT this time the weakness Of the left
side OF the washington line became
apparent Roberts hammered ii for 10.
and 5-yard gains, and when time was
called the bah was ou Washington
5J--ara mark
In the second half Washington kicked
90 Maryland 15-yard Iiue- on side
play save the visitors five yards A
fake pass 90 the redUublabIe and ag-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09

Phil King, the old Princeton quarter
back. who had the reputation of being
one OF the greatest quarters that ever
donned a canvas suit. IS nov ia business
in Washington. but is maxi e trips 10
Princeton twice a week as a member OF
the football advisory committee OF the
Tigers.
Mr. King still retains his interest in
the game but has refused several fiat
terinR offers 10 coach Western teams.
Ia speaking OF the football situation
yesterday he said:
III is entirely too early 10 make any
comparison between the teams unless
you have seen them in practice and few
OF those who have been Venturing Opiu-
ions have seen all the teams they are
criticising.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09

HOW would you like to be in New York
tomorrow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

ET
President Soden, of the Boston
National team, says the outlook for
his team was never better. II beli9ve
that our team will make q much better
showing than it did last season.
said Mr.. Soden recently.
Frank De Hass Robinson, of the
st. Louis Club, says: I'VE will have
a first division team next season.
With jack Warner behind the bat
our team will be strengthened won
derfully."
1t is reported that Charley
Hemphiil, the star outfielder of the
st. Louis Browns, has been released
to the st. Paul club of the American
Association. ~
Great things are being said about
the rev pitcher, Overall. Joe"
Kelly thinks he will be another
"Christy" Mathewson. If he is his
name will fit III good.
Cincinnati fans.seem to think they
have the better of the trade in getting
Phelps for "Heine" tPeitz. They
seem to think "Heine' is among the
"has-beens" as a backstop.
The giving of Bransfield, Harry Nc
Cormick and Otto Kruger to the
Philadslphia National club means
That the Quaker City team will he
greatly strengthened.
President Comiskey, of the Chicago
White Sox, says that he will demand
that the Jack Taylor case be
heard.
Pitcher "Bill" Reidy, who was
with Brooklyn last season, has a good
Offer from Walter McCreedle, the new
manager of the Portland Pacific Coas;
League team.
George Mullin and "Wild Bill"
Donovan lInye signed contracts to
play with Detroit next season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

tically fruitless. 1t was declared that
nearly all the game exposed for sale
id the New Jersey market is shot by
farmers or their employees in the early
morning, and that not a little Of it 10
trapped during the night and brought
to mark OF in the morning. Other in
stauces were told of railroad station
agents in rural districts providing
guns and ammunition to hangers. on
about the station and to idlors Of the
vicinity, for the latter to go ont to
bag ali the game they car and of
whatever variety they may encounter.
Whatever they get is shipped to city
markets or kept or land to be sold to
luckless hunters. who have travelled
over the same country as the pot hurt.
ers had already stripped Of its game,
and are about to return to their city
homes empty handed. For a CON-
paratively small sum of money they
can get o nice bunch of birds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
wan. Chinese coolies.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.--m his an
mal report TO the secretary Of the in
terror Hon. g. Il. Carter. governor of
Hawaii. urges in strong language the
amendment Of the Chinese exclusion
law so as TO permit the utilization of
Chinese laborers in the Hawaiian is.
land and the modification of the inn
migration laws so as to authorize the
giving Of assistance to Portuguese
workmen who may desire to immigrate
to Hawaii.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
Prisoner shot Dend.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Dec. 3O.--One
hundred and fifty convicts at the Fol
SON state prison made Il break for
liberty while they were being brought
from work ut a rock crusher, and in
the fight which followed one prisoner
was shot dead and Guard Jolly shot
through the cheek. jolly is believed 10
have been shot by Of the guards
BY mistake. as non of the prisoners
had 4 iircairm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
nA~s~~
UUAIIIk


Reports from England say that
Jabez White is training steadily with
a view Of an early departure for this
city. White is coming here to meet
Jimmy" Britt.
IL Is reported that a sign is hanging
out over Nelson camp which reads
Wanted-A new manager; boys need
not pnt in applications. Address
Battling Nelson, Hegewiscb, Ill.
Here is a fighter that has the punch.
His name is Trenneli and he halls
from st. Louis. He knocked ont
Ralph Worthineton last Thursday
might at st. Louis, and WorthiDRton
nrriyed in New Orleans the same
night in timeytb fight a "windup."
President Roosevelt has asked our
old friend, "Bob'' Fitzsimmons, 10
pay him9a visit in Washington this
winter. Teddy" and Bob wonld
make a great fight down in the cellar
of the white house, and they need not
fear the police Stopping the bout.
Tommy Murphy, the Harlem
boxsr, ia still putting dents in his op.
p~onents' faces. Tommy made
Danny Dougherty stop a few with
his frontispiece. Now they are all
after him. This is a sure sign that
the clever little boxer from Harlem is
getting more than popular, and still
they will knock.
~he only way to defeat Jeffries is
TO get some wrestler weighing about
500 pounds, have him trip Jim"
MP and then fall on him. Even then
things might look sqaully for the
wrestler.
Even the jiu-jitsu experts aie
lodging jeff.
Spike" Robinson. who did great
things to Jack Fain in q private
bout recently, is busy these days
training for his fight with Eddie"
Tenny, which takes place at Lancas
ter, Pa, on January Is.
a number of Christmas presents
were handed out in the way of
knockouts last Monday. The knocked
out will all show up in o Few days
with q happy New Year"
They gave poor Peter Maher the
cold shoulder at his benefit. A num-
Der of the talent engaged failed to put
in an appearance. Evidently they
thought Peter wa dead or forgot
the number of.tho place.
Battling Stingea was stung some
in his recent bout at Philadelphia,
but says he is ready TO be stung again,
aud yet again.
la a bout between a colored u a
white man, held in private recently,
the colored boxer lost the bout on ac-
OF his big feet, When they
off the white man stepped on
the uegro's toe, pinning him to the
floor. while he put the negro out with
q pretty right hook on the chin. The
punch is now called Ethe platform
wallop."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
TUCSONS IN
3 MAN GAME.
DOWIed in New York Last Night
lost One and Won
the Other.

Last night the Tucsons went to
New York where they rolled in the
three-man game on ..the alleys of tn
broadway Bowling League. They
rolled in the first game against the
AlgonQuins and lost by thirty pins.
'Iu the second game they rolled against
the Tuxsdo's and won by six pins.
The last game was betweenathe Tux
edo's and the Algonquins. Tho
Algonquins won by thirty three pins.
The following are the scores of
anch team:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
NO PLACE TO SKATE.

"No ice to skate on" is now the
cry of the lovers of that sport, for
O. NJ. Peterson s. Co., who control
Krogh's poeds, on the Woodbridge
road, has issued an order forbidding
any one to skate there ns they claim it
spoils the ice which they want to cut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

BENTON HARBOR. Mich. Dec. 80.
30.--In the fourth round Of a scheduled
ten round match Tommy Ryan of this
city knocked out Billy Stiff of Chicago
last night. In the third round Ryan
put Stiff down. but the bell sounded at
the count OF six.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
FOR BASKETBALL GAME

If the manager of tho Perth sAmboy
basketball team will write to James
Dunham, care of the Lehigh Valley
freight depot, he eau make arrange.
ments for a game Of basketball with
the Keyport basketball team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
HIGH ROLLERS.

The high SCORES rolled OIL the Blood
good alleys, last night, were as fol
lows: Russell, 200; Hibbett. ZOE,
2oS; M. Schattman, POI, 2i4, and
Lydiard, 202.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
Three Favoritc. Won.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 80. = The
card at Oakland had no special fea-
lures. Three favoritcs finished first.
Adirondack. at 10 TO l, won easily from
Barney Dreyfus and Batidor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

WANTED Driver must be able to read
ana write English and have references,
no other need apply, call between five
and.six. Potts x Kaufman. $500 1870 II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

FIRE ALARM HOxFs
% Haritan Copper WORKS
26 High aud Lewis
n Madison ave and Patterson 81
rs Market and First sts.
81 Smith and High 81
80 State and Smith sts
u buckingham ave and HRrtf
Is and Front sts
A High and WAahiuktDn str
81 state ct and Buckingham ava
50 Hall ave and Charles st
81 Railroad ave and Wayne
62 Washington end First SITS
Q3 Turnpike and Elm ~
81 smith ct and Watson ave
g Commerce and State il
~ Front and Smith ats
10 Water and Gordon sB
~ Kearny ave and Gordon Ut
- Smith and Herbert st
81 Woodbridge road and Washingtos st
~ Lehigh ave ? y Stanford 81
To send IN an alarm, open the door Of the hpx
and pull down the lever and let 70 opce only.
Stay NJ boz until hremen arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
~ltap-Rreak In circuit. = tapa Drill and IRE
alarm test. HydrRnt at corner Of Jefferson and
High street vi ways 10 be used for this trial. \
taps Fire out. = taps Police call. 12~Chif FER
Lincoln Hose fs-Cail for Washington prize
i4-CA for Nice ell&p Bo~e tb--fal Ter Iro-
lection a.. hno 4. 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
Ien.t ice Yneht..

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-In a trial
spin on the Shrewsbury river J.. Il.
Green sent his ice yacht. the Eagle. at
a speed faster thanaa mile Il min.tc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

Engineer and machinist, an all
round man, dinamos, electrical light
and all other work on any plant. A town
resident Just out OF work. Best OF refer
encc to all, and from last employer. Adj
dress for III interview, Thos. +. Rock
well, Is East Ave, Perth Amboy.
1890 ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

WANTED-A competent party to take
care and live in house, rent free, party
leaving town. Enquire Evening News
oIIlce, 95l2 1880 =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

If you are Interested in good health and
long life, eat Graham bread.
9i25 12-1 u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
SITUATION WANTED

A YOUNG would like washing
and cleaning, to 70 out or take home.
Mrs: s. +. NJ, 161 Washington st., Perth
Amboy. IL 20 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

AMBITIOUS young man (2s) seeks en-
ployment at anything. Address s. t..
Evening News office. 1929 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
GETTING IN TRIM.

Frank Mccormick, the local
sorapper, is getting in trim for tho
ccomlng smoker of the Perth Amboy
Athletic Club, where lie will do a
turn.
Situation Wau5 ads. printed free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

SMALL furnished room all 'oonyenlences
steam heat. Address Central, News
Office. 95OS 1890 3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS

DURING this winter weateer II your pipes
freeze or BnFst, call up M0nahan, the
Plumber, a. New Brunswick Ave. Good
work and prompt. 1855 I2-I7 II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
Q o RENT

PLEASANT furnished rooms, to rent In
modern house, at Mrs. F.B. Morris, No. .
Woodruff Place. 945S 1928 "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
TWO HORSES
FOR SALE

sustable Tor coach or light delivery, $lCO and
s'a' ina'irs c,AHiaEiiE Ts &. T. 'vers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30
ROOMS WANTED

TWO business men would like board and
two furnished rooms; state terms. A.
b. IT,, News office. 9iS5 1928 st
ROOM WANTED on every breakfast
table for Scheuer's premium Java COT
fee. 5006 Al #
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

HELP furnished for factories, male or
Z female, O'Brien's employment bureau.
g 1-2 Smith street, nea High.
STAG 4 Z ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

JUST received, a fine lot of blankets,
robes, aprons and storm covers. A.
Clausen, 7NewBrunswick ave. 7102 7-6tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-30

TRY our old fashioned Chocolate Cream
Drops. The Mirror Confectionery.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

Set Der groben Teuersbrnnf lit
nan in Baltimore auf Die tburmboben
Of~fice9ebduoe, bic uifn icrapers", febr
I6ledt gu fpre9en. Man beaeidnet ie
9eraoe3u als cine @efabr fir ben Sc
I9dftstbeil, ba bur1 beren @lebator=
f9d9te cine ausbrehenbe Geuersbrurf
in tur5er 3eit bur6 ale Stofmerfe ge=
tra9en miro ; auBerbem iolen bieielben
BET Der Geuersbrunf mie coloRaie
S9ornffeine gemirtt baben, bic @lutb=
mafen unb 6lammengarben empor
fieBen anb brennenbe 9Ol5iplitter melt.
bin mad allen Soften idleuberten. Sie
2egislatur ppr1 MarDlanb mid nun Der
96be Der Officegebdube GENTLE S9ran=
fen aieben. Ser Ghbrer Der oortigen
bemotratiiden Mebrbeit bat einen @e=
febentuurf borsele9t, mad benz ale neu
aufaubauenoen 6duier 8altimores ni6t
mebr als feds Stofuerfe aufueifen
btirfen. 9amit nt1t genug, follen To-
oar bic ~befehenoen .WolfenfraBer"
9e9en Observation-Disclosures bis auf
biefe S6be ab9etra9en tperoen. 9iefes
leBtere Nerlangen wirb ia nun aIer=
oings i9merli9 bic unterfiibung elmer
Mabrbeit finoen. SaB aber Der S6bs
Der vitp icrapers" bort bur6 Nmenbe-
ments gum BauseieB gewihe 99ran.
fen oesogen uerbert tutrb, 1T iebr mabr.
i6einli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

Sn M poresbiIIe pirb bem=
nd9f cine Gabrit bon eifernen Bett=
ifeler1 in Betrieb geiebt merben. Nn
benz unternebmen, uel6es nit 100. 600
Dollars capitalifrt 1T, finb Die bief9en
@eIddftsleute Wm. Butler, Carl s.
grinaler, M. 8. BurseB. Greb WOlBen
unb Sacob W. Martlep bet1eili9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12
Nene Sneorporattoaen.

SIRE SncorporatiDnspapiere ertpirf=
ten seitern foleenbe @eieni6aften:
Sie vNorthmeftern Song Sifance
Telephone @pmpann., Sancof @ountD,
Capital $4,000; Directoren: S. W.
Wurpbn IT,, @merp pratt, George W.
MGen, Sames %. Duncan unb Clint
Yarfer.
9ie Oct. Sermon Strapboarb Co.,
Set. 8ernDn, capital 500. 900; 9i-
rectoren: $. 90. Greri6, 6rant GnbreB.
Sobn DO. Gunfe, Gerbinanb u. Gunte
unb Soiepb $. 5unfe.
9ie yGarmers' &ufal SelepbOne
@ompanp", @ummitbile, capital S.
900; 9irettoren: S. s. @. Sburfton,
George %. Webter, s, $. gromn, s.
9. Gaen. s. M. Sones, WaIter pOtts
unb Walace potnoerter.
Die @enosco &pofing Co., Nen
cserIen; 1T I'M State Snbiana su9e=
laHen. Sie @eielI6aft wirb $1,000 tn
oieiem State inbefiren. s. 81. @on=
neil $50. 925 OF 8ermont Str, If
5taats=Ngent.
Die .@bemical Saro & @oft @oal
Manfg. Co., 1T i'm State Snbiano
sueelaHen. Die 5efelidaft miro &c.
900 in Dieiem Gtaate inbefiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-12

erfu6t fe UNI einer permanenten Cine
b~altsbefehl 9e9en Die @eieafhaft, mo=
bur1 biefelbe oaran 9ebinbert niro,
tire Drobune. ihren Gunoen fein Na=
tur9as mebr gu liefern, mahr 81 ma=
den. sic batten ibre Staten erb6ben
molten, aber Der Gtabtratb BON @reen=
field bate base9en p~rotefirt.
6clgenoe &edtsanpdlte paren in
Dem Ssale ensaeirt
STR Die @taot Greenfield : Sames
6. Mc@uaou9b, BON Snbianapolts;
Is. 6. WelbDrn unb @taOtanDalt
@gan, bon @reencafle; &i9ter 6. $.
Bunbn, BON Nencafle.
STR Die @as.@ eie0idaft = Serb
Winter, bon Snbtanapolis; Warib &
@oDt unb 9onneean & cough, bon
@reencafle unb &i6ter DC. 6. 6Ort=
ner, bon NeneaIfle
Sam nod gndbie babDn.
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f9ulbig, cine Nnmeiiung fir 81 ge=
fdli6t su haben. ST fam nit einem
Iuspenoirten urtbeil bappn.
8 m g u m itageempin D.
lid be TRAIT.
Games Nrmitaee, III befen 2ocal
go. 81 SO. Maibineton Str. am
@amftae Is PeriOnen beim @rap=
ipiele iiberrumpelt wurben, murbe
aefern pom goliseiridter CUR 3ahlunq
BON 500 unb Soften perurtbeilt,
wdbrenb Die spieler je S. rnb Soften
au sablen batten.
Ser 3aoi CAB ibm aud Die @rtld=
rung nit auf ben Weg, baB er ibr
bas nd9fte Mal, falls er pieoer peger
6a8arbfpieIens perbaitct meroen iolte,
ing Mrbeitsbaus fenben miiroe. Di'
Strafen murben be5ablt, iebo6 ertldrt'
Mrmitage appelliren au nOlen.
$ m 8oIt5ei9eri9t
tuurbe ferner Der staotbater Sobt
WDlfifer, 8efiBer Deg pbOenir @arten
wegen Berlebung bes Ni6Olion : Sc
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