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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

Holmes has not vet succeeded In panning
his man Furchner off on any big league,
despite the campaign Of advertising he
had waged over the matter. The impress
sion was given out from Sioux City that
all the big league teams were in a general
mixup over this man Furchner. Now, q
list Of some few hundred purchases is given
out and the name Of not one Sioux city
player IL ia II. not even Furehner. The
ory man Of that team who goes 10 q bigger
league thus far is Crutcher. who viii pitch
in kansas City next season. maybe. But
Crutcher is the property Of Kansas City.
OF Furchner the best that can be said Is
that he is one OF those pitchers who works
well so long as everything 10 coming his
way. but the minute he hits the upgraoe
he eEpiodsh. He is not an uphill pitcher
and consequently not a first-class pitcher.
Pueblo. Des Moines and Omaha are the
only western league cams thus far in
vaded BY the majors: Des Moines for four
men.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

Owner Farrell Of the New York Amerl-
cans has commissioned Arthur Irwin 10
20 out ana get him a team for 1903. W
is a good judge of ball players and there
are lots Of good hall players TO be had
The Yankees need reorganization; they
are about as badly demo-alized as they
can wei be and all that. But one thing
else must be observed before Farrell viii
have a winning team; He must set a good
manager and give him free sway. II he
gets the best manager in the country and
then hems him in with restrictions and
psrsists in tryfnG to DO what he hirsd the
manager % DO he probably viii find no
more success IN a r-eorganized team OF
young players than ne has found in late
years. This system of owners butting IN
has cost dearly IN AZ least two cities.
New York and Cleveland
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

persists in trying to DO what he hirsd the
manager % DO he probably viii find no
more success IN a reorganfzed team Of
young players than ne has found In late
years. This system Of owners butting IN
has cost dearly IN a. least two cities.
New York and Cleveland
II young James H. O,Rourks, tr, son
Of Handsome or Orator" James, Is a
chip off the OLD block the Highlanders
have struck a gold mine In him The old
nan. who for years was the famous LEFT
neider Of the old New York Giants. was
one Of the greatest ball players in his
day and Is distinguished for having played
halt longer than any other Individual He
il stin catching for the Bridgeport, Conn
team. which ne owns. having played for
upwards Of forty years. He says his
ambition is TO round out half a century
on the diamond and Then he'll quit
II Il a question n the present omshs
tssm an things considered. Il not the
best the city has ever had When Nor
dscai Brown. Owen ana Pfeister were here,
OF course. the team was SOMEWHAT
stronger In the box. but Il was not IN
other positions And AZ that not one 81
these stars was stronger for Omaha than
Pat AaEau. rats record OF games MNl
ana Loaf this year probably VIII stand
against that ever made BY a pitcher IN
Omaha uniform
W. Il. watkins has asked the question,
If Il was not right for me 10 own two
teams IN one league. why is II not wrong
for Cantilon 70 own two teams in 0ns
leaguer' VII someone kindly tell him.
somshow or other the magnAtes in max
ina their plans for next season don't seen
70 be Qualifying their statements with The
clause II Dueky doesn't break up The
league"
So far as could be learned young Mr
Furchnsr didnt SIT around his hotel Thurs
day svenins reNaevizg the details Of IN
game
Duoky saEEests hat Pa Try a yellow
pennant for next year. Ne. thank you
we've Eot N the Holmes NE want
A subscriber wants 70 know II sioui
CITY really IL IN earnssl IN thinking II IA
a ohAnre for the nag Course rot
why pes. IN. naE pole q N asOui tn
riEnt place
Poor Old Joe Wal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

W. II. watkins has asked the question.
II Il xas not right for me 10 own two
teams IN one league. why Il Il not wrong
for Cantilon 70 own two teams in one
leeEueY- WI someone kindly tell him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

somehow or other the magnAtes in max
lng their plans for next season don't seem
70 be Qualifying their Statements with the
CLAUSE. II Dueky doesn't break up the
tssrae
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-30

So far As could be learned young Mr.
Furchnsr didn't SIT around his hotel Thurs-
day evening reviewing the details Of the
Eame
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
Stein Sabcas Corpus,

Cham blei6t I'M SSrren-Nipl. - Die
Gnmdlte ipollen morten, bis sic
gnitoltSGr5te ocn @eiongencn
bcoba6tct 6oben.
BE 10 . Dorf, 3. 3Cbrror. - IS
lit unmahriheinlit, oaB III nGtitcr
Belt ldon elm &eriltd) Qentodt mer.
ben miro, Sarrp st. Sbam aus ser
SrrenonItoIt iiir Gerbreher in Wut,
teaipan 81 befreien. Amuolt 2ittlc.
ton, Der oos Dolle 8ertrallen ser
Wtutter mo Der Satin Narrp'a be-
iibt, lit Der NfciWlng, ooB ein Ser.
lilf) belltc iihctlid, ~criolgloS icill
lpiiroe, ga 0iitriftaanpoIt ~icrontc
lid cinem iold)cn nufS 2leuBerItc mi
oerieben lpiiroe. Scromc alaltbt nam
lid, oab (baru irriinnig lit uno oob
er all elmer 9eneingcidbrli6cn Sci.
Itestrontbeit Ieibct.
Bon Den per'tJie0enen @eQen, oui
oenen cine 6%rcilniiun9 bcs 0@ntientcu
in Mattealpan cr1pirft meroen fam,
idleint Den Gnn6Ite1 Der >~S1ternirtcn
Der beQuemlte Ser, ourd) sic NcrStc
Ger anItalt ielblt ocn 9clueiS BON Ser
ge8enpartigcn 8eiunobeit oeS 8cion.
eenen erbrin8en 81 laiien. CAB oie
Eottoren oeS S%rrenballies oa5t crit
Seobottungen aniteIen miiiicll. liegt
alif Der Sano. limo InmaIt 2ittlc.
ton ioll 6rou @iQiam Sbntp mo
Goelpn oaoon i~ibcr5eugt babcn, Dab
oteter alirs Scr bette mo ifneaitc lit.
Sorrp'a @iinihe ielbit iollen nid)t
IN 8eriltiitti8nng ge5o9cn meroen.
Gie Ntutter uno Satin 0ea i'm >r.
renalDl S%nternirten meroen belltc oen
erIten 9eiiid) bel Dem Gotielten mo.
den. Sic meroen iih ST gIeifcr 3cit
nod) poiienoem 2ogis in Dem StGot.
feu umieben, bn iic IN Motteamon
5t -bleiben ~geoenten, 10 LANCE ors
Sobnes uno @nttcn @cianaenihuit
nobrt.
Sarrp &. 3ban bate $4,000 in
Der 1aide aebnbt, ala er in Ser Or.
renonitnlt eingelieiert lultr0c. 81
ieiner eroBen Gntrilitung mlBtc CT
ons 8eIo Dem SuperintenocRten
iibergebet. Or befommt es crit pie.
Der, penn ieine TriiiunaS3eit por.
iiber lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
Sobn crmuroct bic Wnttcr.

Sprocu c, n.y. 3. 6cbrlior.
- Ger ~1S.iGbrigc MiGiam $. 8rop
rici beute Morgen Die @oli5ci nod
ieiner @obmlng, in0em er ongob,
ieine Mltttcr geto0tet 5ll baben. slls
Die Yoli5iitcn ON Nlabe nnfamen,
iunocn lie Die 0tllttcr ocs lSltngen,
6ralt Clara 8rup, eroroiielt Dor. Der
iunac Wnnn erflGrte, haB CT lid, nit
SeIen belf1ftigt, inl oberen Stof.
merf hefltloen babe, oils i'm ieinc
Wtlltter berllrtter gerufell bobcu. Snt
rultcrcl 3imntcr ultgefonnct, lei
leinc Wlltter nit elnent Hnlirlnelier
auf i'm lo59egangen, nit Dem iic lbrt
cine tieic Wllnoe an rehten Arm
beigebrad)t. Gr Mil lie Damn III
Notbpebr crbroiIelt baben. Ser GlG.
ter bcbnliptetc, ais er ecfunocn, Dab
Ieille Mutter foot iei, 10 erihrofeu
gemeien SIT lein, oaB CT etrua cine
Stllii0e nit Der 9ennf)ridtiguug Der
Eolisei mo ieines 9ruoers martete.
2cbterem telcpbonirtc er: Sir Milt-
ter lit geior9t; id, babe lie getobtet.
9ic Witglieber Der Tanlilic tno Die
Na6born 9eben arL ooB Srou @rop
an ciner an Srrlinn Itreifenoet 9p.
iterie gelitten babe. Der SbGter lit
Elm Stcnogrnpb; or ipor lett pinigen
@od)en I'M Hntbballic ollgeItellt, no
or ais ein ~ilberivomnter ltnb %iob5orni.
9er Wenld1 angeicben mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04

ltd)en @elunlt 5u entjiebcn periud)te.
Sebt bat ser eigene Safer erasmus,
@rut @corg Nlbredt Grbah-Grboh
81 9ormltoot, 0agcgea G~iniprud IT,
bobCrL 0nB icin Sobn bon Ser Grbiol.
&C oltsqcidJloilcn merOc.
SO a / m-N Qcplunt.
Sir ocn um 10. Nu0lIt y. 5. i'm
Nltcr pom IS &obrcu pcrIdicOencn
v@cigcrf0nia" FrOf. Soiepb Sondim
miro bon Der &0nigIihcn Sodid)ulc
filr &}uiif in GborlottenburA ocren
bcoelltcnoiter &ebrer Soofim geiuc.
len, Die @rrid)tlng zines wiiroigen
Gentmnls gcplunt.
SeIbitmoro por0cm IueIL.
&n Ntcuic, 2otbringen, bat 9ielts
tenunnt Hohmann pom 1873. Snfan-
tcric Hcgiment Sclbltntor0 be0ull-
gent lu1o jmAr am Gura6cno zines
Nucua, mcld)ca ser illngc Sffi5ier
nit cincm bcirelnOetcn aameraocn
nllat0mpfcn ioatc. Zen 2lnlaB 5ltr
6orocruna bate Elm 2ieblingspcr-
hdltniB 9cboten meIhe5 lieutenant
Hohnlan nit Scr Gbcirolt oe$ aa.
mlcro0cn mntcrbiclt.
Grm ii rgtc oCn cigcncu
Sobn.
Gtnc iltrhtbnre Grog0oie miro
aus @rontc IN ser @ropin5 @oien
%gcncl0ct. Ter oortiae N1n0lcr
R5ao}icrusfi, mcldcr pon ieincr ia.
miIic %8etrcnnt lcbtc, iin1 ieinen ants
Der Sd)ltIc fomIncnoen liebeu ISuDre
nlten Sobn ab. Gr iflepptc sen
&nobcn in ocn nobc ~gelegcnen @aiO
lu0 crmiirGtc i'm BORT nit cigenen
@Gn0cn. llcbcr sic entieblidle (6ot
oea entmeliften Gutera 6erridJt in
Dem Crtc sic Qr0Bte 9nuEeglng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
&inN init ;luci &ppfcn.

Gonnofc, 80, 3, Sebruar. -
Gem Gbepuur Sno Wereoitb I'M ii
itriftc Siolpnilc, Euloafi 9ountn.
muroc, mic belltc bcfonut geuuroen,
Dor II Saecn Elm Sinb init 5pei So
pfen gehorcn. 0oS Wonitritm bat
tetrGhtlidc suiregltng b%erporgerl.
zen, ltlo ieiue ptutter lit Dor Sdmer5
auBer Iih; lie meint io~rtpabreno uno
iii aitBcr Statoe. 81 ihlafen. &or
eilli9en Sogen bate lie eilten Sruum,
bab Der cine aopf bea ainbes nhne
icoen Sbn1er5 fir ooiieIbe entfernt
mlroe. Ties fiibrt tic 81 Der an-
nubnlc, iooB Elm dr3tlides Gitgreifen
oos gepiinifte Hciultot berbeiiiibren
fonnte, unb Die Icr5tc tbeilct oieien
@louben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
(6urtictung pun scr I. Sritc.)

Con an, oRuB" 3icht eoitorien cinct
@crgIeif 5lpiihcn Sen 3uitdnoen IN
YortlQoI mo IN GuBInnb mo pornt
sic Hcgieruma, BOB @cfobr fir 0Dn-
Iid)e @orfommniiic bier oorbonocn
ici. Gle bcoaucrIidc u1o ihrcdlihr
Grogooic IN EortuanI ici 0aOurdl
berbeiqefiihrt iporocn BOB scr &0nia
iein @oIf nift u%critonOcn mo ben
@eriuh gcmodJt babe, oltrh 6iftuto-
ride Wctbo0en Sen urlpioeriteblihen
Irang oeS Bottles, an Der Gcgicrltna
oe8 2an0eS TbeiI ST. ncbn1cn, ST. INT
terbriidcn.
aeiu Srmpothie &otum.
@uou.@ei #, s. 6cbrltor. - Gin
gntra0, ser TomiIic oc3 eruoroCtcn
a6nigS Carlos bon &ortu9oI Die
Spmpatbic oeS 2anocs ouS3uoriifcn
ben OoS un9oriId)e &abinct bcutc i'm
2an6tog itcQte. muBtc 3uriidac}ogcn
luerocn, ga sic llnobbdnQigcn iid) Oo.
acaeu o%uilebnteL neil a0nig GorloS
oic Contribution icineS 2onoeS perlett
batte.
Bonn Ibron 4r0tcnbcu.
ten.
@ten, 3. Tcbrlor. - Gin 9euolls
mGftiqter non Com N2iaucI De Bra
gnn3a, oem portugieiiiden Ebron-
IrGtcn6cntcn, erIGBt sic foIgcnoe
@rfIGrrng: Ger &cr5og, ser nod
StoIien obgerciit lit, pernobm furi
Dor icincr IbrGiie Ourh Sic 3citungcn
bon Ser idredli6en 2lifoirc uno CAB
ieiren abid)eu iibcr sic grouiiac Chat
funo. Gr boitt, 0oB Die SfuIoigcu
SIR Redenihnit Qe5ogcn ul0 oQc cb
r%cnbaitcn 0ortllgieien fir Sic @ittlpc
mo bercn Sobn cinitcbeH mcrOcn."
RooeteIt'8 Spmpotbic.
0epcfhc.
WalDtn 8 0 II, 3. Sebrllor.
Som @eiBen &ouic aus muroc belttc
oo8 fOIgcnoe @cilcios QeIegromm
mad 2iiiabon geionot:
o@eiBeS SaltS, Molbinaton, 3. Sc
brltor 1908. Seine Moieitat Monllel
Der 3weite, a0nig BON Nortn9oI, Gil
iobon. Sd beetle mid, Sbnen mto
ibrer gepriifteu foniqIihen Ytlttter
mein tiefqcfiibltes 9ciIcio onl1Blih
bcS troqiidcn CODES Sbre3 f0uiQli.
den SoterS un6 SbrcS @tnocrs aus.
subriidrn. 9oS omerifaniide &ols
fiibIt ooS gcItcbcn zines beionOercn
ipmpotbiihen 9on0e8 nit Der fonig.
Iifen 6omiIie mo Dem &olfc BON
Tortu9nl in ibrcm qroBcn llnQliif
iinb lit tief erihittcrt uno betriibt
iiber ole idreflihc Gragooie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
@cora Ncincmann toot.
Ter lahgiGbrige Sireftor oes 0cltt.
lhen Sbeaters in ct. 2oltiS nudl
"a. In1nrn 0piAdu oeitnrhc,,

1uItll SpedlerS III 81. SOltlS man
20 langem 2eioen qeitorben.
st. eoni&, NO, 81 at tbiio1 -
SEQ. @%einemonn, icit jabn Sabrcn
Girettor oes bieii9en Oelttihen Gbeu-
ters, lit 9eitern' I'M 81. 2llcns.So-
lpitol" bon einem ieds Wouote Iar
gen id)meren 2eteeu ourt sen Zoo
erloit lporoen. Der GrrIuit fiir III.
Ter oeutidcS Sbeoter miro id)fpcr 5lt
perruin0en iein, oern SeinemanlL in
@~erbtnbun1. nit ieincrn Gbcil6dbcr
6erqlnailo Welb, bat ct. 2oltis cine
oeut'fle 9iibnc gegeben, oltf oie onS
gauge 2entlfltbuft itolS lit. al5 er
Dor 5ebh Sabren bic 2eitmlg iiber,
nobnl, ianb er ger16e5n d)notiife 81.
ltdnoc Dor; ons 56edter mar 10 Der
Inter gefommert. ooB Dem nelien ii
rcftor Don nllen Seitcn o6geratbcn
murOe, lih init elmer 10 ~boifnungS.
loielt Safe ab5ugeben. Iber Tircf,
tor 0einemann, 10 oft and ieinc
S%iilfsnittcl erid)opft ifienclt, ucrlor
nien1als Den Mutb, iln0 mGbreno or
sic ortiitiIfJe @eitung Slrm gr0Btcn
Sbeile leilem 6reltnoe @elb fiber
Iieb, lenftc NIT iidercr Souo sic
geih1ftlidcn @eIfifc ser 9iibnc unb
6as barmontife 3uiommen. arbeiten
Der bei6en Mdnner bate balo Sen
neroietten @rfola. Scbr piel trla
oa5u 8elnenonn's, oes groben $50.
mifers, ~perionlide 9elie6tbeit bel.
Gic bloBc anfiinoigilng, ooB cr AMI.
trctel milroc, 9eniigtc, oos Sails III
liillen, Inn cinen pubren Stltrm oes
Veifalls SIT eftieiieIn. 8eiluit bette
nor uleriebn Sa9el iolltc Neincmonn
gum erlten WaIe in oieier Soiion
auftreten, einiee Stlnoen nor Der
%orltcllilng bate cr einen RiidiaQ
NM nlliBte ms Soipitdl geihaiit
meroerL no erfgeItern Morgen itarb.
Seinenonm itammte aus Berlin mo
lnnltote lid) ifon in jungen Snbren
DER 9ubne SIT. Snl Sabre 1881 fam
CT ltah anlerifa, uno ieitocm mar Ct
Gil IoIt iebem oeutid]en Sbeater ocs
2dnoes tbatig, III Nelp-Yorf, Gbila.
oelpbia. Wilmaufee. Chicago uno.
lhlieBlib IN ct. 2oiiis, iiberua mar
er b%efannt lmo iiberaa mar err belie6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04

bo%noelnoen adiMnitt ocs Sbermon
qnti.3ruit.8ciebc unrpenobor nilT
Nrbeiter = Grgoniiationen, Die Den
9oncott allf Maurcn unuenocn luelH
Oiciclbcn uon cinem Staotc llod) e.
mem un0crcn 0cionot merocn.
Nc oicnflagcn gC9cH SoQz
mem.
@enerolonmalt Gonoportcl ertbctI
ta ocn pcridicDencn 9umOesonmalten
heute @cfcbl. in 1O7 IGQcn 9e8ca
cine groBe 9ln3abl Giicnbo6ns@eIe
ihaiten aloger ein5uleitcn lpegeil
llebcrtrctulg oes S6utoOrri6htngSs
8eiescs. Die 9obnen mo Die 3ubl
Der gegcn tie SIT erbebenscn aIogcn
limo:
aAtdliion. 1opefa & Santa Sc"
g., Siio-Golifornien.
0gltfiion, Sopefo & Sunta Sc"
8, Hor0sGalifornieu.
Baltimore Gbio," 10, MeIt-@rr
Ipluonien.
Baltimore Ohio SputDpeitcrn,"
1, Siio.Sninoi$.
nGbicogo, burlington & Guincp,"
3, Dit Slinois.
Chicago. Burlington & Guincp,"
I, Sii6.SQinoiS.
.9Cnucr & Rio 8ronoe, H3. lltab.
SSqinpi8 Central, Oo5oo & Mwiiiii.
itppi," 3. 8eItsS enneiirc.
nMiiiourfE oeifie," ,, Oit.9GiHouri.
nMiiionri 4ocific, 3, gScIt Witi
louri.
oEcmiplpanio," I, @ittet Ecnns
ipIoonia.
~st2ouis soutbpcItcrn," I, @eit.
Nrtonioa.
ST. 2ouia & Son 6rouci8o," 3.
>9ioroz lfiiiiiiippi
nSoutbern," 4, @eit Wirginicn.
nSouttCrn Eociiic," =, Noro.GoIi.
iornicn.
nSoutbcrn Bocific." 8, Nepoou.
rSoutbcrn Eocific." s, lltob.
ollnion Eociiic," ., lltob.Q iitrift.
o@obaib," 1, @eit.Ifiiiouri.
n@obolb" 3. Atoro .Sbip.
n@oboib Eittsburq terminal 9ioiF
man g." If, @elt Ecnniplponien.
Gint ~ d. tiger 9eihIuB.
Cine Bill, pelhe oen S6utomts.
Setret0r omueiit. oos 1894 oitgcnon,.
meme ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS onrd)3ll
Iilbren nuroc belttc pom @%cprGicns
tonteu Sua uolL Soipdl iRtJSsuie Elm.
0ereid)t. SEER SupferflGrte, pGbrcno
oas Ginglep-8eleb oos 1894 crloi-
ienC Willpn-8cic lpioCrruir, bobc c.
Den BON Scr @intontnlcritcller ban
0clnoen (hcil icneS @cicbca itnbc
riilrt gelalict. Ga bus Sber. Vuut0e2
9eridlt unr aerpilie 5beilc Ocs Gin.
.8eieBeo fir %unconiti=
tlltio1el crftarte, 10 iet dice cgieruna
.es oenl Sonbe uilo Dem @erid,t idul
dig, lid meiter nit ser 10 mid)tiaen
Angelegenbeit 81 bCfoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
NenfnnblGnocr pruteitircn.

St.&obns, rs. 3. 6ebruor,-
Die 2eeislatltr bot einitimmig cine
Heiolution ongeuommen. i'll ser lie
aeeen bos @orgeben bes britiiden
aabinets proteltirt, inoem es inter
AuBerahtlaiiune Der ReuiunolonO.
,eeiese einen Mpous 8inenoi nit oet
Ser. Siaateri in @eSua oui ben 81
iherei.S treit abeeifIoiien bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
Sin GrObcbcn ucripiirt.

Seiamo0ropb in @oibiltgton uro
Nlbonp 5cigen Grocridilttcrrm.
gen an.
Wo y tnqton, 3. Sebrllar. -
Qaa Mcttcrburenlt crliCB 6elttc 0os
folgen0e Grobcbcn Bulletin: Sin
Grobebcn Don gcringer SutcuIit0t an
et1en cnticrJrt Iiegenoen@ntitehu1gs.
orte mllroc an ocll SeismoQrophen
i'm @ctterbiircm AM NahmittnN oes
/. 6cbrrar mdrtirt, belin1eno s
Stlu0en IS Wiihutcn If Sefun0cn
Nohmittags. Sic gntfcrmlng ocs
Srtea pom @oibinhtoH miro auf etmo
$500 Mcilcn gcihGBt.
b am y, U. y, 3. 6ebrnlr. r.
Gircttor Glorf upm StoutS N}uiclm
beriftetc, OaB olird Den oortigcu
SeiSnlo9ropbcn am Sumitag 2lbenO
Grpbebcn an cinem cntierntCn 4ldtt
rcgiltrirt muroeit. Die Shnonflul,
gen begdnnen nm $40 9tahmittqgs
uno Ooltertcn nube3t cine Stln0c,
lid Don Sitcn nnd] @cIten b~cpcaeno.
GaS Centrum oes GrObe6enS mnlB
ilbcr 5000 Weiicn entierllt gelueicn
iein, ctlua an Der Yociiic.&iiit oocr
IN Dtittel Nliell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-04
Strafcnbabn-@ agsuns in Gpliiiou

EittSbur9, ga, 3. Scbr. -
Sn elmer GolIiiion ~Slpeier StroBen.
babnmo9gons am Noroenbe Der
SmitbfieIbz 2 troben Bride mllroe
cine aniohl E%crioncnn nle1r ober
ipcniger id)pcr nerlebt. Irei ocrict.
ben. u, 2. Naburp unb oic NrlS.
Stella Sbompion ultb Grace Wilfilt-
ion, mnroen nod cincm Soipitnl &c.
lhoIft. Nn0crc iuurocit. nod)rem III
iten ar5tllde Siilfe 6utbcil geuorocn,
nod ibren @obnun9en aeleitet. Der
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
0AKVILl.E HAPPENINGS

Mrs c. w. Copeland of New York city is visitor at the Hinman place on the Middlebury road.
 Michael Willinger and family are moving from Waterbury to the Adt place which MT Willinger re- gently purchased.
 The Newton Heights school Is closed to-day on account of the circus and will close for the sum- mer vacation on Friday, the 18th.
 A large number of friends gath cred at the home of the Rev and Mrs J. E. Rees on Tuesday evening to help them celebrate the fourth anniversary of their wedding.
 The Oakville company closed their factory to-day in order to give the employees an opportunity to attend the circus, and will work on Sat urday in, order to make up the lost time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

there. The board voted upon the recommendation of Borough Attor- ney Kennedy that the chief of police be instructed to see that the law is not violated regarding the speed of automobiles. The road superinten- dent was instructed to repair the roadway at the east end of Center bridge, the railroad company, will be notified to lay cement between their tracks on North Main street, so as to complete the crosswalk that is being built there. The contract for re- coating Center bridge was awarded to J.. H. Dunn the price to be $1.25 per square yard, the warden was authorized to sign the contract. Per- mission was given John J. German to pile lumber on the highway, while he is building house at the corner of Cliff street and Fairview avenue. The board adjourned until Tuesday, June "A,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
TIMELY TOPICS.

Special values in shoes, wash goods, white goods and mems goods at Cur rans tonight.
 Tomorrow will' be sale day at Grieve. Bisset & Hollands. Look up to-night's list of values.
 J. B. Mullings & Son have a fine line of outing suits for men. Outing trousers separate.
 Langley has carpets, mattings and all kinds of floor coverings. portieres, window shades. etc.
 Look up Reid & Hughes ad fora good line of Wednesday night spe- cials.
 Hart's fire sale will last only ten days. Good chance to get mems and boys suits and footwear.
 Jones. Morgan & Co are selling off boys suits at low prices and they are going fast.
 Dallas can furnish you with plants of every description from his green houses.
 Partree's hack and boarding sta- bles are located at 5s Brook street.
 l. Chase & Son have a splendid line of midsummer millinery.
 UpsOn. Singleton & Co have priced their Regent" trousers al s3, s3.5O and s4.
 The United Gas Improvement Co will put in a gas range or water heat CT st low prices.
 The famous Kno-Tuf mattress at Hampson-SeIlew's for SIS; discount given for cash.
 Wednesday night specials at Miller < Peck's include ladies lace coats at f4ss.
 Straw hats of character and merit are the kind you get at Wenzers clothing store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
WATERTOWN JOTTlNCS

The Poverty Street school was closed to-day on account of the cir GUS.
 The pupils of the Center school will hold their annual picnic at Lake Quassapaug Saturday.
 The Watertown second team will go 10 Litchfield Saturday to play the Tigers of that place.
 Michael Willinger, and family of Waterbury are moving into the Alt place on the Waterbury road.
 MT and Mrs Paul Klimpke and family will leave in a few days for the Adirondacks, where they will spend the summer months.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
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THURSDAY-- Day.

Tomorrow will be another day of unusual opporun ties this We've chosen from various departments goods that seasonab desirable invite buy them regular weekly Bargain Day noticeable reduction from regular
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
WATERVlLLE

John Kay has moved from Fair mount to Naugatuck.
 Miss Josephine McMahon is visit ing relatives in Bridgeport.
 Mir and Mrs Hubert Olcott are spending the day at the shore. -..-
 H. J. Bertman of Hartford was in the Vile on business trip yester- day.
 The local factories will work Thursday and Friday this week on account of closing to-day.
 The Waterville business mems team was defeated by the Brooklyn business men 12 to yesterday on the local diamond.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
Country Club Races.

Brookline, Mass, June 17.-Three steeplechase events, one of which was the Country club grand annual, and the usual four races on the flat, composed the card for the closing day of the Country clubs race meet ing to-day. The entry list for the classic grand annual, included some of the best horses in the stables of Boston, New York and Philadelphia. The flat races included events for galloways, three year olds and four year olds, and the steeplechasing in the Middlesex and National Hunt cup events, besides the grand an- nual.