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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17
Sic IinanS- nno @cid)Gitslaac.

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Die Iinan5- nnb 8cid)Gitslagc.
Nod) Der WCl0'Fonif SIT Gnoc rcs
lcttcn &obrcS lit 0n2 @clo micocr
aus ben &erltcdcn bCrpprNcfommcrt
luno iilr liherC Gnloac rcidIidl Dor
bonbcn. Ole 3lucim.iaioncn Nnlcibc
Der Stnot Baltimore. iiir lpcldc bic
9nQcbotc Q~eitcrn 9coiinct wurocm
1T ncumnol iibCr5eidnct morOcn uno
oo5u nit gon5 unncbntbarcm Nalo
bis 81 105. NnGcboie lpnrcn ans
Ncm Dort, Bottom Chicago mo an
0crcn StGotcn cin0cloufcn, mo
thcilmcilc in bobcn Soften, 5llnl Scr
brllB Der cinbcimiid)cn Sinnn5icrS.
Gic NnIcibc lit lid)cr mic @oIO;
@rllno NclltQ iiir sic Nnlo0c bon
iliiiiiocnl aopitol. Gob IS Dem &os
pitol mti Sid)crbcit IN crltcr 2tni1
nnfnulmt, 5clgt audi 0ic fiir5lid bcgcs
bcnc picrpro5entige Nnlcibc ots
Stuotc@ Ncp Oorf pnn iiiuf WiQio-
ncn Collars, mi mcldc Mnochotc in
scr Sobe poit ST WtiIliollcu cinliefcn.
Nll6 cine Inlcibc Der Stu0t NCm
9)nrf bon 30 WfiQipncn mllrbc flint
mol ilbCriCifnct. Mn Der Vorlc 5eiNt
lid) nClcr0in15 lpIc0cr Elm b%eIlcrcr
Con, GER in cincm StCi9cu Der &llric
sum NllS0rtd fpn1nlt. NlCr0ina&
lur bel 0cn b"cIicrCn @0ricnpopicrcil.
Gic MltSIidtcn elmer lid lon0Iom bel
lcrnocn 6ilon5loGc limo olio 0iinitig.
Nlld) ourd) Die 0cid)GitSluCIt gcbt cine
before Stimmung. Ger TcilimiSmu@
lit inn Shmlnocn, ipennQlci6 lid) 10
mcit cine oQgcmeine Nciicrlng Scr
@cldIuitc nod nidlt cin0Citclt bot
.lon0crn nllr SDnlptonC Scr NclIc'
rirn9 in prrihicocncn @cifGitSSpci'
gen Den ShluB oui cine ollgcmcinc
&cbun9 Der @cidGitc 5iIolicn. Die
Frcilc limo IN piclen Nrond)Cn her.
llntcrgc1on0cn. WciorbcrS picl obcr
pcriprid)t man lid) bon ocm Grilb-
lin1s9cld)GIt, bnS 10 lucit nllcroinoS
rcd)t ilnbcIrlcoiqcno gclucicn lit. 60
Die Erobuttion in Den Sobrifcn III
Den lcbtcn Wonotcn Iturf cingc-
id)rGntt moroeu lit, 10 litb feline 9rps
Bcn &orrGtbc oilf Eager, Die nod nb-
9cictt mcrocn n"tiilicn. IS miro ocSz
bolb crmortet, Dob lid olld) bic go.
br~lftbGti0tcit balo mIcbcr hrbeli
luihb. Nm SuruSgcgcnlt0n0cn miro
mobl nlld) nod pcitcr 0Clport lpcr.
ben; obcr Die 5ltr ScbcnSholtun9 no.
tbigcn Singt miiiicn bcitoiit ipers
Den. Sn Scr @onrcn.G r5cuglrng lit
iibri0cnS 10 lpcit nod fcin ipcientli.
der 6ortlhritt 81 pcricidncll. Sn
6cn mciltcn Snnultric5pCi1cn miro
fnlm 5iir SGlitc Der YroouftionSs
f1bigfcit g~corbcitet, bod miro onoc.
fiinbigt, Dob nit slpril mollhc 50.
brifcn, Die bis icbt goni it'll gclcaen
oocr nit bolber 3cit bctricben nor.
ocrl, Den 9ciricb micbcr pon oltfncb.
men lperbcn. MacrbingS limo Suglcih
Sobnocrfiir5ungen ongcfiinoi0t NOR
ocil, Die obcr nid)t obnc @ioCriprltd)
occcptirt lpor0en iinb. Gin it0rcnocr
Iufior lit unb blcibt fir Die nGditcn
Woltote Die politiibc Gage Deg Cant
bca. @iS sur Domination ocS Tr1z
iibcntifoiiS Gonoibotcn miro bon
ocu politiihen Eortcicn picl oQitirt
lpcrocl, rnb 0oa lit Dem gcidGitlii
hcn 9ebcn icoerScit ungiinltig gene.
lcns IS miro llniiderbeit cricllot.
81 nornlolen iuirtbidoitIihcn 3u.
itGnoen mcrren mir olio crit nod scr
TraiiocntcaiuobI fonmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17
Mnric Wt. Ninth.

Moth, aeborcnc Guiic, I'M sitter bon 20 ,Jabren,
6 Dipintcn mn 16 Iagcu, 8cIiebtc @uttiu bon
Sofcpb -. 6uib. Eeriuunotc Ino SrCuroe oer
5amiltc itno b6ilt6ft crilht, Der Y'ccroi9nng
2 ilbr, pom Iruucrbuuic, gtr. 1l09. Siio.leu=
toiuncz Strubc. aus itnttiiuoct. @ottCeotcnit in
Der pcret1lRlen ocittlhct GpnI0elIhhen Atr6e,
Gdc bon Gait NpcItuc mo Sillur Strubc. Ncis
fceung AMI Dem S6purp ibcn 6ricobotc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17
Gli,nbcth Iicrcft.

IS ltarb am 10. Wturi 1905 @li5aDctb Bier.
cdt, gcliebte @utiiit ocs periior6encIt Houis -.
IIeredt. I'M gllier bon 80 Subrcu. Sic Ecerot.
guna rinoet Spnnrrtag, 10 lbr SurnItltdgs,
Gumbeus StraGc. aus matt. Selletuna aut Der
Baltimore ECuCterD, CID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17
G~criammlungs Nnscigcn.

Ser ,,aimocu 3mmer iua Grcuor 2cibs uno
SpGrs1crciu" miro am Sienitag, ocn N. Wldr6.
Del glodm e. SmIib, 9ir. i03, Nuro. g4piie. str,
ole II. Subrceperlannili;ilg sur &abl bcS 81
rctiuriuus abbnltcIt.
GO OinI GHores, Frullocllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17
gluauit Ghuff, len.

IS ftnrb am ltontnp. ocn l6. Mdr6 1908.
mad ~fIr5cnt, ahcr ibpcrcn Selocll Augu't GtufJ
linoet 0iittUudl, Den Is. Wiir5, 3 ubr gtddD4
mitiaGS, bonn SGnic feinc5 S1luic0eriobnee,
Ernf. 4. Gieoer. gr, 1913, Sit @SrcitoIsStr., aus
fat. geifeBung prioutim.
G6-N Tic traucrnocm Nintcrblicbencn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17

Gin Babes Sabr 8ciGno.
nib mar Den brei gis. 9aroncn in ~.
leOo pom aifiqr ralalftirt iporbcn.
Nathem tic 81, 1n9e ibrer Straiaeit
perbiibt bobeL limo tic idon wieocr
oiif ireien Sub acieBt woroeu. Sir
Die Heihen eenii9t es. ipenu iie Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17
Gcrmiidtc Nn5cigcn.
ySourcu ms Wcnidlrnhaur

@rubcs gliIurtimcnt bon uaJinrluU Yuifs,"
3ppicu, Ypmpaouurs etc. 0iiirnihaitlide &c
ifdIts. vi aiaoc, Sritren, sbamppina, oaaridrs
ben. 3ndrs2SuGrcn aul 9'eiielnng %Gcicrti9t.
giicorigitc lreiie. Nci Standardization perlitbe
man IIcilt Wiiticl, 6cfonocre fir nusfnlltnocs
0aar bcrgelleut. {. Guca 9ettD, III Npro-
oan. ctr, Spiiben Genital 9tnc. mo Wtoiis
nncntsStrube. CUtdrbl4 NIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17
Iphauna Wcncr.

Is itarb ant 10. 9Hdri 1905 Sobanua @,eDcr,
gclicbte Satin bon Ypui5 IiC0cr. Sic Ncers
OiGuua ituoct 5ienitaa, &ormiito9s unt 10 ltbr.
bon ibrer lSobnlllR. yir. 1904, WicG lllobsSir..
aus itntt. GcltcBult1 p%rioatIIt. Sllle, tetne
Nlumcf. Go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17
Taitpr ". e. Simutbcms Sticmfc.

IS itur6 am If. WIdrB 1905 Fnftor u. y.
eticmie, g~cliehicr Gutic bon Inna Sttcute, i'm
Nltcr BON 60 Subrcn, q Miunuicn mo 10 ga
0cr. Die YeiAcnfcicr tinoct in ocr Snn1anIciss
Stirbc. SiibaSGrulinc Strubc. am Sienitag, nm
. tlbr giadbmittaas, uno oc NciiuttunG unf Dem
~ SmlnunneIs '6rlcoboic," SuriorosAono, ltutt.
Old
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17

Mus ii d miro GnOe Sc,
brltar bcridtct: SCit 0rci Sagen ba.
ben mir Gclpolti9c Stiirmc in uulcren
Sbdlcrn, pcrbum0cn nit moiicnbai.
tenn Sdnccfall unO u%ngcbeurcn Ga
ptncnItiir6cn. Cine Stnllbldminc, 10
CROP, mic lett bal0 Cincm bnlbcn
Sobrbun0crt lang feline mebr boob.
od)tct lpur0c, ging Nod)ta I'M Gon-
ton 8larlls bel Hctatbnl pom @lGr.
Mid nIcocr ilno 5Crtriimmerte llngc-
5uDltc GGher, Sd)elmCn lul6 S0lllcr,
6cnltcr mo aamic. itiir5tc Nunocrtc
Der ld)onItcn Sbitb0umc mo tritg lie
sum Sbcil 20 bis 30 Meter Ourb oit
2uit ulO brod) so Gcntn1ctcr Oidc
&citumNSltongcu jGb pom Voocn ob.
Scr S6oocn lit grob, O%tcnitcnlcbcn
ltll0 obCr nidt 5u bctln9cn. Gbcnio
tonlntcn @%iobSpoItcn iibcr Suminen.
fatoltropbcn olla @oQi3. Sic Gram.
bnbncn mo Glcftri5itGtalurrtc nlllB.
ten ocabaIb cingcitcllt merOcn. TSm
Sotld)cltbal ging bonn WoppcnItein
cine S0lpinc bcrniC0cr, mclhc Cini0e
bclnlfcbrCn0c Nrbcitcr ucrihiittt, no
bon liner toot blicb, Son 2oltiunnc
9lngcn 5luci Souriitcn ms Wcbir0c
mo limo Icitbcr peridolcn. aQe bis.
bergen NodiorldHngCn burd Stills.
folouncn blicbcn pcrgeblih, iic Wllr
ocn pcrnutbliA Npfcr pom Sopincr.
2dBt ely 90 Elm @lutt an .
ForiS bcrid)ten: Nm I. Oftobcr 1907
gclcitctcn 5luci bcl1iid)en @cnbornlcn
ctlten 3igcuncruo1cn nit elmer "a.
nlilic- &oter, Willttcr mo icds aill-
Der, an Die iron5oliid)c @rCn5c. Sicr,d
Dor Dem Toric Mont.S q int. MurtnL
Ito1ocn obcr 6lpei frnn5oiiidc @cn-
0arnlcn mo ncbrtcn oen Gilljllo ulli
oos 0cbict Ser Ncpllblif. Ser Wo9cn
Itcbt nod imncr NIT 5iuci HGocrn
onf Der Iran6oitlden unO 5ruci alti
Der bcl0iihcn Scite rto miro 0cruii-
lcrlbaft BON iron5oiiihcn uno bel0i-
Idcn @enoormcn Sog uno Nod)t
%iiberiuod,t. Gic 3ioeuncr loiicn lid
ooS obne Mllrren geiollen, Denn tic
lueroen bon ocn @eboroen crnGhrt II.
ltcbell ouf oenl bciten Sllbc nit ocu
@cnbormcn, bic Nrettcrbiittcn crrid).
tct baben, nm lid gcgen 3inb ln0
@etter 81 idiibcn, unb iid) an 1Seltcr
Der nromanidctS" m1rmen. Wton bot
oitsgerefnet Dab Der Solo Scr Grtro.
lp1d)ter mo Scr llntcrbolt Scr 3ioel.
ner- 6onlilie oui iron5oiii6er Sei!c
bis Glloe Sanuor id)on 1850 Sronfen
gcfpltet bat, olf bel9iihcr Scitc
lpdbriGcinlld) nld)i piel peniger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17

Sn Matn5 fam fur5li 6 in
scr Ntaht Elm dis lieutenant 0cfleioe.
ter Mcnid, III oclicn @ciealdoit lib
bier Gipililtcn ~beionoen, 81 Dem
@uttpoItcn om Eulpernloga5in 20
Dor ocnl @in0Crtbor in Woin5 uno
Iorocrte bon lem Epitelt, cincnl Sol.
oatcn Der oritten Gnmpognie bcS 81.
Observation-Disclosures, bic ihoricn ga.
%t:pncl,, bcren &erousgabe Der SoIout
perlueigcrtc. Ser 2ieuielioitt 500 o.
roltf ocn SGbcl ltno ibllg bonit oell
Solootet ilbcr oerl &opi, Wobei oie
@ellnlplse ubflog. Ils bic Gipililtcn
icEt cbenialls gcgen oct Folten Der.
cnriidten, gina Der Solbat nit &c
tulltcm Tuionctt Dor, i"porallf lie Die
Slltdt crgrificn. Der &ieutcnont
botte iid) ldon porber cntiernt. slt,
lfeincno bolloclt es lib bier llnl ci-
nc1 iebr ihlchten Shcrj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17

Gin bcfnnnteS WitaIieb
ocS booilhcn Sonbtngcs belt in Die.
lem Mintcr cine Wablrcoe I'M @cbir,
&C. Hod)ber lpilrbe cs ibm, moblpcr.
milnlnlt. iuic CT mar, meger Der gro
ben &oltc, ctlpus beidymerlit, bas
WGgclc 81 bcitcigen, bnS i'm CUR Sta.
ton bringen iolte. ga iogte elmer
Der llmlitcbcnoen: y8eac sc, Scrr
Golfer, nit Dem Wiuil gobt's beiicr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17

Ncibc BON iiberlidtlidcn 1ubcllcn.
llnO oieie 6iiGe pon Snformation
filr MIR so Ficnnig. Gas 0uoocj-
@ii6lcin nit icincm rcidcr &lbalt
lit i'm Scrlog bon Ncrmom &iager,
@crIin V. 9, cridicucr.
Gos @6r5 Seft Scr
u0cutidcn Gunoidou" bringt Ocn
gcmobnten geoiegcncn &,baIt, Ocn
Der Scronsgeber &lllius &oOenbcrg
lcit Gobrcn bcn 2cicrn bietet; crnitc
Scttilre. Ger beoeutcnOite geitrog
0cS uorlicgcnocn Nritca lit mobl Ser
iIbcr o0os @od)Stbum Ser gep0lfe.
rltng III Gellti6lun0, OicgSirttidaits-
Eolitit uno Die 2on0arbeiter bon u.
pon @omfItcrn, cine griln0lide uno
babel ~5citgen6Be Stll0ic. Glib sic
Nrtltcl Sic gelbc @ciobr I'M 2idt
Der @clhi6te" bon 6rciberrn D. 3.
@olb, Ser S%uo0biSmu5 unb 0ie
6riitlihe Siebe" pon $. Sloenberg,
n0ic Erobleme ser cngliihcn &ccres.
Hcfornl" bon @encrul &iclltcltant u.
b. &onioL ionic sic bclletriitiihen
@citrGgc limo bon Sntcrciie iiir 2eier,
Die etmoS mebr miini6cn, ais bloBc
llnterboltung. @citcQum9en iiir bic
oHunOidmi" nimmt 0ie 9ld6ono-
hung bon IS. 6. Stcdert, i29-133,
@cIt-20. StroBe, Ncm.Dorf, entgc,
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17

TdHe fir's Nnslanb beipret G. Naiue, Tr.
4t3 cftSaIttupre. Stt., mate Cation 0paie.Sue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17

&oiuIanb's tiirfiide @Gber,
Ganitatls. gsbdube. aoftamt aesen. etsts often,
(gluQ22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17

q Id elmer 3u NJ ten tel.
lung ollcr tronSotlontiid)cn Cant
picrliricn bctrrg bic 3obl Ger Hci-
icnbcn aus ben otlontiIdcn Sdfcn
nod) europa pom /. Sonllor bis If.
WGr5 oicic3 SobrrS in Der critcn SEQ.
iiltc 1850 gcgcu 1910 in Ocrielbcn
Belt bcs &oriabrcS. SSn Der 5mcttcn
&oiilte rclItcn 1850 EcrIoncn gcgcn
1880 III 1907. Sm 3miid)cllocf rel
Itcl t31, 7i0 Eerioncn ob 9egcn 49,
G42 in Ocriclbcn 3eit bcS GoriobrcS,
olio lncbr ais brcimnl 10 picl, ol@
lcttea &obr. Goaegcn iinb bonn i.
SSSomor bis 13. WGrS bieicS Sobrc$
MIR 1L7t2 Ginmonocrcr nod Den
otlantildlcn SGicn Der GerciniIten
Stootcn 0ctonmlcrL pdbrcno III Der.
iclbet Belt 1907 Die 3abl Der Gin.
lponocrcr 1862 betrilg. Sn Der
5%ipeitcn &niiite fanlcn 11,14O He;.
lcIloc, III Scr crltcn Gniiitc 1900. Iic
Gimuan0crltng lit 5icmlih gum Still.
ltuno gctommen.
rSieSGn0cr uno Stnaten
Der Groc 1908" lit ser Sitel zines
a~eogropbiid : ltntiitiihcn Sonobiid)-
leinS, in Dem ouf fIeinitem Hol,m,
falm bonotellergroB, cine @elt- Sta.
iiltif ollcr Climber nno Staoten &c.
boten miro. Nit eincm mabren Die.
neniIcibe lit in fleinitem ,Sprmat Die.
les a%eogropbiih : itatiitiide rSano-
biid)lein Dor Sermonn Sil9cr su'an1.
mengeitcllt iino bietet neben Dem Cert
aud nod 200 abbiIouneen uilb cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17

iir buS &riegcrs Icnf-
nal in @inobut, oos 81 Gbrcn Scr
200O III SiiOmcIt.Nirito .@ciollcntn
erriftet wcrOcn ioll, iinO bis icbt
ctlpoS iibcr 10000 Morf cingcgon-
0cn. Sir bic GrridtltnQ cireS mir
6igcn g1rclocnfnolS rcid)t 0ieic
Smmntc bel @citcm nidt bin, 5unuI
sic Soften fir Gin Womlmcnt in
Airifo bc0clltcn0 9robcr iino ais in
TcutIhlano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17

Giatntbhmtr q. Haine. Bobuuna:
q. l. y. 9eIepbon: 1865 WnbifoR-H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-17

eeIhatsfhtrtr q, u. Setni. Bobnuna:
q. & g. lei a SaIbroof.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-25
TRINITY COMMENCEMENT.
Twenty Arc Graduated and Seven arc
 Given Honorary Degrees.

Hartford. June 2i,-Commencement exercises were held at Trinity college today in tho presence of large body of alumni President Luther presented the degrees, fourteen receiving the de- gree of bachelor arts, four that oi bachelor of letters, and one each those of master of arts and master of sci- ence.
 The prize awards were as follows. Futile prize, Martin Futile, Goodwin Greek prize, Louis Kofsky; Douglas prize. Thomas M. Phillips, who was the salutatorian; Mackay-Smith prizes, Charles II. Bassford and Harry F, Fer guson.
 The honorary degrees given were as follows:
 Master of arts-Charles Edward Caldwell, head of the pathological de- partment of the University of Clncin- natl; Flavel S. Luther of Brooklyn father of the president of Trinity,
 Doctor of science-Andrew E. Doug lass, professor of physics and astrono- my in the University of Arizona Charles Christopher Trowbridge. in structor in physics In Columbia univer- sity.
 Doctor of letters--The Rev, Lorin Webster, head master of Holderness school, Plymouth, N. II, Doctor of laws-Lawson Purdy, head of the department of taxes In the city of New York
 Doctor of divinity--The Rev. Oliver H. Raftery, Portland, Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-25
Special Session.

A special session of the supreme court will be held in this city on Thursday to resentence John Wash elesky. the Pole sentenced to be hang ed for the murder of Peter Lukesavic2 in Westville and whose appeal for a new trial was denied by the court during it's past session here. Under the law passed in 1905, any sentence or judgment, the date of which had expired while an appeal was pending Washelesky was sentenced 10 be hanged on April l, but on his appeal this was put over until July l. To properly re-sentence him the court has been now called in special session
 As a last attempt to save the life of Washelesky petition is to be made to Governor Woodruff to convene the board of pardons on Monday next to hear an appeal for the condemned man. It is hoped If this is done to al least have the sentence commuted tc Imprisonment.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE. New York New Hapen 6 Hartford
 Railroad.
JUNE 22, 1oos.

For New wYork-'4:l5s4:45, s5:lo, x5:56, GAS. 's:0), xSIO, s45. '9:S5, :l0:S0,. a. m, l2;os, l2;o5, 'lIl;2o, 'l;22, 'e;ol, 2:25. ..ssSS$ .sS$ :ssd .s:Sd .tosso' .44sS .sssSda ss9. 's:so a. m., i2;Oo. .l;b6, .2;oS, :S:Sl. 4;s5, '5:ol. 'x6lo, '64o, .7:oS, .7:5o.
 For wnsHinston s via Harlem R,v.r- 'l:o0 D. m. 4l2:oo, night, daily.
 For Boston via Hartford and Wills
 For Boston yla' New London and ., m. .i2:o5, :isGio, .s;5s, rt:so. :4:sss. .s:5i a. m.. 'iso5, 'a;5S, :i55, 1.7:os.. p. m.
 .,9s F9E Boston 9, yi. sprinsaelasw.!,:io. -tl:l0 a. m, 'l;l7, '5;4i p. m.
 For Hartford. Springfield, Etc.-sl;io. x4:00. 6:35, 7:46, 'l0:03. -il:l5, a. m. xl;00, .l:47, 3:lo, '4:os, x5:o0,. '5:44. sos. 7:1O, (to Hartford), xS:10,, 1o:l0 9. 'I:47. '5;Sc. '5:ii, i:io. xs:io. xs:so
 For New London, Etc.-'2;2,, .2:5i. TAT. 800 (to saybrook), 1lIS, 'Iil:40 a. m., '12:05. (S lo5 to saybrook Junc- tlon) .'lI2:42,'2:5s, 3:o5. 4:o0(to saybrook ssaHSS1ton saHSrooR ss ss Iss SS sis ,a u,, o SHS pAOOhI llo .fV, v 'Vu, o,iu, to 9uIs ford, (Sat. to saybrook), 'lO:0o D. m Sundays-s2;20, '25l, 3:52, a. r., 'l2:06. '2:6s. .4:55, '7;O5 ?. m.
 For Middletown, Willimantic, Etc. 1885 a. m, l2;5s, 6;lo, p. m. sundays- 7:s0 D. m.
 For shciburne Falls. Etc.-7:4l a.. m. 1920 (to New Hartford), 4:ol. 8:06. p. m. (to Westfeld).
 For Waterhury-s:4S,( (via Naugatuck Junction.. 500, 1885, 9:32, a. m 2:a5. 5:45, 7:40, ll40. p. m. Sundays-S:25, ll:l5 a. m. 6:45, S:5) p. m.
 For Winsted-6:4S. (via Naugatuck Junction., s:S2 a. m, 2;35, 545. 7:4o D. m. Sundays--s:25 a. m.. 6:46 D. m.
 For PittsacId and Intermediate Points -5:56, (via BridgeporD. 9.32 a. m. s2:00. 4.05 p. m. Sundays-S:05 a. m.
 For Litchfeld--9:S2 a. m. s2:00. s4:05. | 5:l0 (except Saturdays). p. m. Sun- days, s:o5 a, m
 Express trains xLocal express. l Parlor car limited. sSaturdays. W. C. BIEHD, A. B. SMITH, Gen. Supt. Gen. Pass. Agt.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-25
LIQUOR CASE OVER
Savin Rock Mix Up Continued Until July 13-All the
 Court News.

One of the largest crowds which ever turned out for a criminal trial in West Haven, gathered in the bor- ough court room at 10 o'clock, yester- day morning to hear the cases of Will liam lhne and son of Savin Rock, and State Policeman Rudd who were in- volyed in liquor raid and shooting affray at the Rock last Sunday.
 The cases were continued until July lS after the accused, with the excep- ton of William lime, jr. who was shot by Policeman Rudd, had been put to plea, all entering pleas of not guilty, The continuance was taken according to the statement of Liquor Prosecutor Platt and Prosecuting Attorney Bush owing to the inability of William lime, jr., to be In court.
 lime. so 1t was stated in court, Is confined to his bed. Though his in- juries consist of but eunshot wound through the right arm 1t was stated by friends to-day that his condition was so serious that 1t was feared com plcations might ensue, three phys icians having been in attendance on the wounded man.
 AS sequel to the descent of the state police on the Hotel lime at Savn Rock on Sunday and the trouble that resulted there, 1t was announced by Liquor Prosecuting Attorney Platt in the Orange town court, yesterday nor ming that the annual roundup at the shore was about to begin. Follow. ing that statement, he added that evi- dence was already m the possession of the state policemen of violations of the liquor laws by fifteen or more saloonleepers at the shore. As soon as il is put into shape for presenta. tion to the court, the warrants will be issued and the men arrested This. he said, would probably be some time during the next week.
 The roundup Is little early thi! year and was precipitated by the pre- mature going off of the gun of Police man Rudd at Ihne's on Sunday A! 1t is expected the Information to tn, ssloonkeepers wasn't very awlng thi morning.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-25
AMHERST GRADUATES.
Eighfv-two Students Receive Degrees
 --LL. D. for Lyman Abbott.

Amherst, Mass, June 24-The com mencement day exercises at Amherst college were held today and degrees were conferred upon S2 students Of these 6S were for bachelors of arts, 12 were for bachelors of science, and two for masters of arts.
 Honorary degrees were conferred by President George B. Harrle upon sev- on men. Among them were the Rev. Royal M. Cole, 66, missionary in Turkey, President John M. Thomas of Middlebury college, the degree of doc tor of divinity; Prof. William B. Clark of Johns Hopkins university, Associate Justice Arthur P. Rugg of the Supreme Judicial court of Massachusetts, and the Rev. Lyman J. Abbott of New York, the degree of doctor of laws
 Portraits of Henry Ward Beecher,
 34, and Galusha A. Grow, "A, were pre- scented to the college by members of the alumni. The Phi Beta Kappa so- ciety held it's meeting and elected off, )cers during the day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-25
MISS WELCH'S POEM
Excellent Bit of Composition by Member of Graduating Class
 at Strong School.

The class poem by Miss Ella w. Welch at the graduating exercises at Strong school this week was one of the best in years, and in full follows: The days we'll spend together Will swiftly from us ny And soon will come the moment To bid Strong school good bye. Two flowers grew by the marshy road One pleasant summer day. There they had dwelt for a very long
 time
 To each other a word neer did say. But on this shining summer morn, When the whole wild world seemed
 gay,
 In a bright, merry and cheerful tone The rose to the lily did say" Will you tell me, my dear little lily, Why you always look so sad? Surely, our Lord and Creator Wished you to make somebody glad? Then in weak tones and slowly, Made answer the lily white, Dear rose. 1 have often watched you While you were asleep in the night. I always looked so pale and thin While you were so bright and gay, That whenever the morning came, I turned my head away. But now, my bright red rose bud. feel quite friendly and gay, So through the day they merrily talked, In the flowers own sweet way. That night as the sun was setting Behind the distant hills A poor old man came wandering on From his work among the mills. He passed the pretty flowers, His head was bending down. He turned and saw the lily and rose 1 Growing from the ground He gazed at them a moment Then bending on one knee l He picked the pretty lily. l And again on hls way went he. i He slowly travelled onward, Till he reached a pretty place, There playing by the garden walk, He met child called Grace. He took her into the little house And placed her on his knee, And said. Now Grace, come here ant At what grandpa has brought fol
 thoe.'
 The little child was wild with joy. And clapped her hands with glee. And said, Oh grandma look wha
 grandpa's brought,
 A lovely flower for me-" The lily's work was over.
 At these words it was not sad. And its mission had been as the ros,
 had said.
 Just 10 make somebody glad. And SO 1t is with our lives,
 For some purpose we all are here, So to the end let's do our work
 And brighten every year. When days are long and dreary,
 And nights are weary, too, Fen through the deepest darkest clou, Some light will soon shine through. But eer we leave our dear strong We pause, we heave sigh, Then again we take up courage,
 And remember our motto: "Alr
 High"
 Happy and long are days we've spent In room nineteen together But now we part we're no longer
 band,
 Now our paths must sever. When long upon lifes stream we'v
 sailed.
 When we are old and gray As light into the darkness
 Win come the memories of to-da! So now, dear friends, dear classmates, To all we say, Good. bye" But memories of our Strong school day
 Will finger till we die. Upon new and harder life,
 We are soon to be whrled by fate, But come what will we'll give thre
 cheers
 For Strong school nineteen eight.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-25
NEW HAVEN PLANS CHANGED.
Will Not Electrify Valley Branch in
 IAeu of Trolley Line.

Hartford, June 24.-It is understood here that the new plan of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad company to electrify the Valley branch from Rocky Hill to Middetown in lieu of building trolley line has been abandoned and that the original fran chise will be followed. A meeting of the citizens committee opposed to the proposed new plan has been called to meet here this afternoon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-25
Murder Case On.

The murder case against Salvatore conto, charged with killing Joseph Laubrino. on East street was be- gun yesterday. The trial should last two days more. Yesterday jury was secured and the only witnesses put on were photographer and sur veyor for Identification of pictures and map and Medical Examiner Bartlett