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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-15

3rambers our Wutierggeiast, boB er
bodItens nod 5,ponaig Stunben Ieben
tDRnte. Wie FINN Elm Doctor bas
einem Msnfden onisbsn, @ater?"
@ertrub Hate ME i'm 4eben besrifs
fen, marum }tbr 9nter, Der iid bod
felt bier Snsen tatlm befpesen tonnte.
bu plObIid i'm 8ett aufseiprunssn mar
unb ie 10 itiirmifh unb LANCE setiBt
botte, tpGbrenb i4pere, belize Sbrdnen
iibsr feline @an9en elitten.
Gerettet! Dem G.ben ip%iebsrsesez
ben! Watt, p0lig eri6opft i4lob er bic
Ilgen, faltete bic Sdnbe unter Der
9ede, bas Sers ron -Sreuoe erfiilt,
unb i9lief nod elmer Weile Elm pis Elm
8inb. fdlief feit uno rubis, pie nod
Der GrlOiung bon 5eri4metternben,
oneitoolen 9eonnfen.
Oils er~ ertpn6te, maj er fpieber sus
frieoen. Iber CT tonnte es riht unterz
lafcn, bariiber ~nadsubenten. bab er
ii4 ia eisentli9 sor hi6t in @efabr
befunosn bate, penn iene unbeims
lidsn Borte einem gang onberen Menz
fdsn g.solten batten. Wie unporii9s
tig jebsnfals pm Gina, in feiner Ndbe
fol4e oummen 9eiprdde nit benz Nr5t
81 fiibren! Sic bGtten einen Damn
nit 0eringerer Seelenstraft als er tDhs
ten tOnnen. ipabrli9, bas bGtten iie
%f0nncn!
Gr tlinselte, feline Srau fam felbIt.
rBsnn i6 our Nadt umscbettet
tperoen ion, 70 lit es pabrIih an Der
3eit. Sber ION i9 bier pieneidt cine
sonSe Wode lars 10 liesen?"
Qoutlos iali1 5rau Gina binaus
uno risf bas Wdb4eR: rSrpnen Sic
bos 9ett BPM GERM, aber nur redt tes
butInm. obne Jpn gu ftoren. !Seut.
No6mittas mar id pirtlid beiorst
I'm ibn; bod nun boffe id bos Bette
uno bin 10 frob, benn nun 1T :r tpie>
Der gang Der alte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-15

Supertare Treunnitupe 'Nnerfennunq,
fofort tegonnen bic Sbiers gu biipfer
unb einen lpunberliden Sans oufau-
fiibren. unb es NOR o%ffenbor, boB BIZ
ungspobnten aIdnse Kie lebbaft erres.
ten. Zen WobGout Der meni6li6eu
Sinsitimme iddBten tie inbeb ni9i
oa5ubod elm, Garuio unb bic patti
pdren in Der Mffentpslt ieb.nfaGs
toum beriibmt aefporben, pGbrenb Elm
fdrines p~ittolOfoIo Iebboftss Sns
terehe lpodrief unb bic 3Gfiebepobz
ner bidt on's Sitter rief. Den Ste
lOpen fpielte man Elm &ouplst bes Be-
fannten 9umorilten !9arrp 2auber
Dor. Sofort fdpammen bier Der
Sbiere be1rnb ans ufer; Der finite
taudte untsr unb tam eiligit binttrber.
Mit bolbaufgeri9tetem Sbertorper
laufdten ie bier eritaunt benz SnItrus
mente. Bis bas friIde @elGtter, bos
i'm Refrain bes 8puplets INNER piez
berfebrt, ertlang. @s battle ouf bic
SeelOpen cine eisenartiee Wfrtuns: lie
begannen gu belen, unb Der gr0bte BON
ibnen tro1 nod nGber an bos Sitter
unb bIieb bort nit eritaunt oufeeriTe.
men @usen iiben, biz Sarrp 2oubers
Wortras gu Gnce lpar. t%porouf er
f4Ieunisit gu feinen @enoNsn auriids
febrte. Die 2Dtpen bieIten bel ben
aldnseh bon 3ompa iofort in ibrem
rubeloien duff unp Nbpanbern inne,
tpanoten ibre md9tisen 8opfe ben,
Mpparat gu unb Iauf1ten beipeaunass
log. Niht einen aout saben ie BON
fid. ebe bas Stiid su gnbe seIpieIt
mar. bann ober quittirten ite bontenb
burd elm bpnnernbes 8riiuen. Mon
febte oann bic @rommopbonplotte elm,
bic elm 2Opensebriiu p~ieberaeben
folte. aber Der Mpparat nor pffenbor
nidt fraftpoll senlls. I'm ben lpirts
lihenf aopen auf bieiem ibren e~isenfen
Sebiete imponiren gu tonnen. 9ei
benz 9ebriia fpanbten lie fpfort pers
d6tlid ben Riiden uno b.sonnen pite
Der selanspeilt orfs unb absutrotten.
GRIT Carp 2aubers @.IGdter feKelte
ipieeer ibre 4ufmerfiamtsit. tie. luu5Gs
ten uno banften am Shlufie burh elm
fur5es. be~frieoietes &nurren. Sie
5rpei groBenl Nepaltigerinnen idienen
bon Der STUNT iiberbaupt nihts al bols
ten, bis bic Sttmme ber potti ert0nte;
ba tomen lie ans @itter unb beaon.
men pergriigt matchmaker .su ipielsn.,
Die Oireftoren ees @ort.ns ertlGr.en
es fir iiberfliiiiig. bic prdrisp1lfs gu
beiuden, ba lie %fortpdbrenb piitbene
heulen. Iter man madbte bod einsu
Weriu4, ibr muiitaliibes Snterefe ana
5uregen. Dos iib.rrafdenbe Grgebuib
NOR. bob bic 9biere itiG unb aufmerts
lam lauf4ten unb erit nadber ipieber
ibre eisenen Stimmsn priiften. Die
ssfledte Spdne intereffirte fid fir bic
Wufif gor nidt dnb lebnte Is al, fih
i%iberboupt nit benz @rommopbon unb
feinen Da~rbistunssn gu befhdftiaen..
@eseniab gu ibr reasirten bic Sis
bdren iebr lebboft auf bic Muiit. 3n=
nahit lptsIte man Elm Ordeiternit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-15
PAS Grammopbon int BOO.

SIM aonbon.r 3oolosiiden Garten
bat es elm piHenspuritiser gnsIdnber
unternpmmen. NIT einem @rammos
pbonapparat ausseriiftet. bon 2dfis
gu adfis gu aieben. I'm ben Sbieren
anerlei muiifalii9e @eniife gu bieten
unb gu beobadten. ipie iie barauf
reasiren. Sn 9esleituns Der Diret-
loren besob man fid aunGdf gam
Wanbria, absr es aeiste iid balb, bab
fetn muiitalif9ss @~erftGnbnib nod
OUT elmer iebr niebrisen @tufe ftebt.
Gr tam stpor berab bon ieinem 8aume
uno intereiiirte ii9 lebbaft fir bas
feltiame Snitrument, aber felbit Ga
ruios Stimme permohte tbn ni4t gu
feheln, uno aIs man ibm sar einen
@pfel reift.. iont feline Sbeilnahme
fir bic &unit ouf ben NuIpuntt. Bel
onoeren @ffen e~rsieIte bic .3ampas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-15

I0er ne;n, D rein, er fpollte ri69,
me9r siirren hier ouf Grben, er battt
teine 3eit me6r bo5u -. nur rodD re,
ri9e Stuaten -. Wcnn ros MN Gus
2iete mar! Wenn iie ibn bic id)ourige
8otIhoit nidt bringsn tonnte? Ne1r
lie MIR buro3 ersnsealoIe GelbItteEerr=
i6ur9 iGrem Son bieie Grbe, ibrcm
Bid cieIe GIorHcit gGte?
Gre llbr iNlug. bang 3dhlte sr cis
S6ld9e. Swei Stuncer poren pers
gon9en BON ZEN ~b0Aitens 5~!pan5ia."
MGe Quulen iparen %gei9puapen.
@r bate gebort, oob roS Dor benz Gooe
Baufi9 10 sa iein pflegt. Wertpiirbig
mar es aber. bab feline &rdfte unpsrz
dnbert b~lieten, ia, ii6 pieleidt Gin
gan3 flein tpcnis ~Itcigerten. Wor oos
has lebte Wufilodcrn Der erl0i6enbt :
6lomme9 Wor es bi. Sobesan9it, bic
bic S6mersen betdubte uno ole Ser
ben nod Elm lebtes Wol %oniparnte?
DEM 8iort iu6te ii6 ri6t mebr 3u
oerber9en, ouB er Die b~ittcrIte Mreit
Dor Dem yeronnobenben Gooe en-
pfono 80. Gr tdmpfte nod boesesn an,
eS 1siner um9ebun9 gu 5eigen. Gr
ipro3 eS niht nit floren, heutIi6en
Worten aug. @ber eine pl0bli6e, po1s
lommene innere 3ertniri9urs brad
unpioerlteLli6 hur6.
@r er9riff bic Sono ieiner 5rou. sog
fe fnnft an iih uno fliiIterte ibr liebcs
OolIe Worte ms Sbr. Sic fobte es ols
Sonfborteit fir lire iorsiame pfleae
auf uno lie5toite ibn milo unb Ibid
tern. Ils er ibr aber Suiliiiterte, bab
er fir ben San Ieiner Mbberufuns
fein ean5es @ertrouen in 2inos fluren
Bertrand iebe uno in lire rubis unb
treulid orbnenoe Sanb," ba fubr its
erihrpden ouf, idli9 auf ben 3.ben
sur Sbiir unb fliiiterte beitiirat:
rSoltet @u4 I'm @ottespilen fin
bier nebsncn! Batter lit sntIeblif
i9lpnd, sr besinnt gu p1antoiiren 80"
Nchmitt1ss npllte er bic 3inbcr
ieben, ipra9 Sdrtli9 uno liebeool nit
ibnen unb meinte, .9ottfrieb iperbc
bod ipobl nod idliebli6 HaturpiKens
idaftler tperoen." DisIer bra9 in sss
ipoItfames Shludsen aus. Gr bate
ons lebtemal cine Gins in bieiem sud
gebabt. nber ME suppr bate Der Batter
bieriiber Elm Wort p%erIoren. limb MN
mar es, afs pire pl0bIi6 etpas se=
Idmol5en i'm !Ser5en bes @aters uno
oes Sobres. Gr fprad 70 sdrtlid, ola
bereue CT es, bos nidt frii9er au4 ges
than au Gaben. sic peinten unaufs
baltfam, oils Ddtten lie perborsene sar'
Itiae @ebnnfen absubitten.
% faste pl0sli6 bic fleine 9ertruo,
obae bic llnsuldffsteit zines iolden
@eiprdbS in einem 8rantensimmer 81
bebenten, burh bes @oters unsepobnte
Site unp Milbe peranlabt. iih iptdtls
gu tbun:
rOenP bod, Batter. auf Der Strabe
ersdblten iie eben, hab H~atbsmann
Yleder in bieIem Nugenblit seftorben
iein fou, uno heute mcr9sn bat Sn.el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-15

lieBen DIE SsopTe gaTgea; pu Traete lte
Der &ronte. ob iie ni4t f~penisItens iebt,
no er lie pobrideinIi9 perlaHen
lpirce, iit hemiiten pollten, ibrem
Batter Gin rcnig 6reuOe 81 bereiten.
Gri60pft unb matt font 9iorf bars
ouf in bic SiIien unb perfiel in cine
idlofdbnli6e 8etGubung. 8ielei6t
ibIief er oud pirtli1 erit eine Meile;
otcr ols er pieoer gu tIarem. po[sm
8efpubtiein getommen NOR, lag er
nod INNER nit eei9loNensn Irgsn,
fin unb un6e!uegli6. Mo5 mar nos
fir Gin Sliiitern unb Gounen, bos er
bur9 bic pffene S9iir aus Gem Tebens
simmer D0rtc? Old 10, Der Mrst unb
icire Srou. Gie bo6te natiirlid) tpies
Der nidt onron. bob ibn bos peten
piiroe. ipenn ct iAlisfe, uno bob es
i'm ItDren piiroe, iusnn cr mad ipGre!
@6 - pos NOR bns2
"...i ia, CT tann bO6ItcnS nod
5lpon5ig Stuncen leben -. fliitcrte
Der grSt.
nNis9 ST es m0slid! Der
asrmite! Der Wermite!!" murmeIts
5rou 8i0rt leufSenb.
50, lie %Ieui5te pirtIid, oos that iie,
ober teinen Irsitruf, teinen 9erspeiis
lun95l6rei. tein S6Iu45en b0rte er.
WoS fir eine nrmlelise, oberfld9lins,
dlberline Natur! Sterben -. fer
ben! Oh bos par ia nidt moglih -.
Wie nit gliibtnocn S3ongen padte cs
ibn an gruIt uno 8eble. er polite rlls
fen, tonnte oter nid)t; er periu6te. iid
i'm 9ett b0bsr oufsuridten unb -
fant IN S9nmaht.
IlS CT erradtc, Lag er LANCE fin.
WaS -. lpns bate iid) bonn nun
cisentlih er:ignct? Gs mar tpptl ct
mas gang g~ntieblid)es, iiber aIe BE.
fdreibuns @rauenbaftes! Sb er
fo1te ia iterben -. 0ieIleidt ipar ihoa
cine babe Stunoe BON ber sponSig
p%ersoneen9 uno ipas beoeutete bos
iibrisens! 3pon3is Stunben poren
bos Morimum, bus !SDhite -. Gr
tonnte ieben Iusenblid ft.rben -. Gr
empfano elm tbori4tes. tpabniinnises
@etlansen, fih an bas !Sers ieiner
Jrau 81, briiden iinb gu ipeinen - er,
Der piirbiee, itolse Mann! : ben
3inbern piele l~iebebcl1e. ungetbei!i
berslide Morte gu fagen - ben trds
gen, nadldifisen. tuoeInspertben 8ins
rern.
Iber er ipar 70 unbeihreiblih matt,
unb ct fadmte ii4. fddmte fit
ielbit anseiidts oes Sobes, feline Ndde
ften binter bic 3uliFen fetner imponi.
reneen usbsrleeenbeit bIiden gu IaFen.
Gr fraete feline Srau muir:
.2ino. 1T 49,. 1T 9rambers febr be-
unrubist iibsr mein.n .3u5tanb?"
nIter nein, 2ieber, er bpfft Dor Oeis
ner grpbsn Wiesritanbstroft pos
Ilerbeits."
Dab iie ibm nit 10 off.n.m. rubi,
gem Bid seroos ms @eiiht liiaen
tonnte! Dol!en bieie Glenb.n ibn ms
Grab Iireinlilten. obue ibm bic s3sit
Su aeben, ieia 9aus Su beitslen9, =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-15
pic Shladt auf osm Sdirltnbuf 1870
@anaOs BON Mar @eibler.

Scr Zeppelin ipur aud babel,
Sootihe Sfii,icre ibrcr orti,
limb bier Srogoncr - tsincr mebr -,
Sic adt, bic ipartn roos iciuolite Sser.s
Sul3, Grbibiutilcr uuo aud g9brtb
Sotten Te obseipiirt uuo obsebort,
gu ertinbeu, mas an Observation-Disclosures
SIN Gliob Tag, uno an gatoilorep.
So luo ic, non 8ub uno g9nIo umtobt,
Ser e6irIenbof sur &sitcrrah.
81. 4ierbe ioppsltsn fe 3uIammen,
Sin Giertuben brict OIL ben Glammeu;
Sci Sped uno 98ed ouf Seiuotssrunb
2o9en ie nm hes Seuers Runb;
g4aro aud Elm 9fciilsiu on0cslimmt,
gpeii Gin Better eas 2ebcn gu i6iptr nit
nimmt, M
So - tuie bas @Guflein trant unb ub,
g8udisn 6ranioien ars Rieo uro 8ras,
&iibeu uao briibru al iebem Gnb'-
Sin san3es Sdatrrc8iment.
S>ui, floqen bo bic 94edcn CUR Seite!
%ut, 'aufer bic SGbel aus Der ShetoC!
llno om 'Sbore riidtp6rts, am 3bore Dor
Nlormrn Srompcter uno Sartbourmuior.
SAX bieie Sdteifer Der Seufel bolsi
Sod - 70 bas les urucs!" bctbt bic Qorolt.
Wit ipilocm 9lid uno Nueeii6t
ndn9t mon ieinen beutibct Geitcr nidt.
Srum b~cainnen bic brupen 8eitertlin9eu
0ute SoIOatcnIieber gu fngen.
Srolnpctcn rufen in ben 6arnpt
Hub Gcucr i%lattcrt uno puIoerbompf.
Sic SGo,r iastsn ni6t chen gut
2eutnort g9iustot lag in icinem glut;
@ier onotre bat bic rReiteri6la6t"
Gud) braptm @efeNte g~cian9cr Oemo6t.
Iber burh bic fsinOlibc Wahe
Sitb i6 Der 3cppelin cine Gafe,
Sur1 Better mn 8o1e - oas mar Elm
Britt!
limb 3ipti Sroeonsr ia9ten nit,
fubrcn ipit g9etter, uno fubren ipie @inb-
g9ubte icintr, pobin fe 9etcmmen fnO.
Stimtpdrts riidten bic S6naoronen,
Su Qaris gob's Nbcnos Slumiuationtn,
3isipeil gen Oeine tortc Mobt@
@clponnen mar bic crite Sblobt."
Sic bat man luitig i'm beutidcn Qanb
sgataiae ou Stirlenboi" g%cuaunt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-15

gprifoen in 3ognof.
Sebr relic, fleGcnloia gprifoien per.
ocn ~ahsespaId)cu, NIT no~tftebeno.r
Miihung iibcreoien, in DunftgIaier
gefiint, nit Stoaniof ufto ertpeidtem
ob~aetrcdneten Hergumen: pcrbutbcn
uno minoeitens IA Gage bis gum &c.
brald,e iteben sclaiien. aoanafmi.
idune: w Pflino 3uder nit -
Guort Baiisr gum aoder brireen.
ousfiiblen Iolien uno nit "a Quart
500 refttfBirten Weinseiit penney.
gen.
appifoicn. ~ mcIaSc
amffrausoiiib DE art. 8irflid
foltiidL ihren uno bdtt5ar iinb Tic
aui iulsenoe art: auf 9 Yfnno rcifc.
entfernte Mprifoien l Yiunb grob az.
Itobcnrn 3nder in Elmer Smppel.
idniilcI NIT oen reinen tSdnbcn scr.
briidcn, burbfnetcn, "a Stunbcn Of,
liiblctn Ort iteben laifcn. Der I3l,dc-
,erfriBt Sic Sbolen gang. Damn l0st
man tie unter Hiibrcn einise WaIe
aufiicoen. ois Der Saft oidIid, III.
fiiGt Iic IN @faier. am r6dften 1oa
leat mar einI upierblattd,en. in M,int
eetmiht. uro Elm Stiffen ,Sudcr
boriibcr unb perbinb,t nit 8apier.
VII fiiblerl trodenem Srt bIetben fie
brci Bis uier Sabre aut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-15
AttIJ rtu HrrSirnJf.

@rat: Die Rednuns. bic i'd Sbncn
fanote, TT ro9 pa1rbaftis nidt bod"
Potient: rMir aber 5oIten Sic
einen Iusnabmepreis MAIDEN; bebenz
Ten sic, bur4 mid ftnb bic Mof.rn
bierber getommen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-15

EGKc snr @eiic in's IuslanS be.
iorat 6. Maimc, Nr. 413, Sn-@alti-
ulprefrafe, nabe Gmitpm Souie Ape.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-22

of theory and execution. Manager Desrosfers had team that failed to grip the ball at the critical moments and the Norwich barbers made a run away score after they had piled up Il runs in four innings.
 For Norwich, Trushonsky dug them up and pulled them in like major leaguer on first. Charlie Connell, a former Jewett City man, and Billy Moore stole bases at will and hit with timely effect. Mcintyre played a clev- CT game at short and effective club ping was done by Jerry Ravenell and lazy McNulty. Frank Harrington, who rapped out a three bagger, caught Mike Kirby's puzzling bends in good shape.
 In the Jewett City lineup short, third and first were spots where the errors counted, and the wildness of Pitcher Giraud at length made Man eger Desrosiers go in behind the bat himself and then send Sweet to the slab to finish the game. Joe O'Sul- livan umpired satisfactorily. The lineups:
 Norwich Rarbers-McNulty 2b, Har- rington c. D. Mcintyre ss. M Kirby D, Neilan 3b. Ravenell If, Trushonsky 1b, Connell If, B. Moore of.
 Jewett City Barbers-Desrosiers 2b, c, Lague 1b, Jodoin 3b, Givaud p, Sweet ss, Benoc of, Paquette c, 2b, L'Heureux If, Butler If.
 Score by innings:
 Norwich OPS 2-22 Jewett City 0210 0 0 2- 5
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-22

Gales Ferry Conn, June 2f,-The Yale varsity eight put in the hardest cay's work of the season today, row ing A distance of ten miles in the morning and afternoon practices. Instead of comparatively light work, as has been the custom in the morning practice, the varsity eight and scond four pared covered nearly five miles this morning g, ing upstream for two miles and a half and return. A broken outrigger compelled the first varsity four, which started with the other crews, to retarn Id the boathouse. The freshman eight ano four. pared were sent down stream Tor d mile and a half, being coached frt m the launch.
 Smooth water of the morning pre- vailed throughout the day and condi- ticns were almost ideal when the var s.ty eight left the float on board a launch for the Draw bridge, where they went aboard their shell for the row back. The distance from the Draw bridge to quarters is about four and thlee-quarters miles, and it was made I.ennedy accompanied the eight in a E otor boat.
 The freshman eight and the three f6 urs went down stream for a mile and half, and on the return the three fOurs raced for half mile, of which no time was taken. The first varsity f. UT led by about a length, while the second varsity and the freshman fours were even.
 The yacht Gretchen of Philadelphia came up the river late in the after rocn. returning after watching the Yale practice.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
puLL ANp LIsTLEss HEADING
Such as Has not Been Seen for Weeks
 Selling Movement.

New York, June 21.-It took several hours of waiting tactics oh the part of the professional element amongst the operators in stocks to demonstrate today their satisfaction that the sharp fall Tn prices last week had not at tracted any demand sufficient to form a basis for renewed upturn in prices. The smash which followed was more severe thar last Thursday Selling was almost as constrained during the early part of the day as was buying, with the result of dullness and listless- ness such as have not been seen for weeks in the trading. Heavy individ- ual selling orders then appeared, first in one stock and then in another. The source of this liquidation was such as to cause the closing out of some &C., counts that have figured conspicuously in the prolonged campaign for the rise, and this suggestion made strong sentimental effect on the tone of the speculation ard encouraged the profess sional bear element to renew their ag- gressive operations by short selling and offering down of prices. The bears still found effective material for infiu- encing sentiment in the fears of bad effects to follow the failure to secure admission for the United States Steel stocks 70 the Paris bourse. Selling of
 
 impression of liquidation of some inn portant individual accounts. The same appearance in the Wabash securities served to throw suspicion On the active advance which has been effected in those stocks on various intimations of important developments said to be i'm pending, but which have entirely failed of authentic confirmation. The sharp rallies which followed the successive declines were evidence of the part played by short selling in the weak ness. This rule did not apply, how ever, to the final break, in which the Hartman stocks played the principal part, the selling movement being still in active progress when the trading ended. A rally of a point in Southern Pacific was the only notable indication of a check to the movement. Careful observers of the market were much in- clined to lay stress on the influence of last weeks break in prices in prompt ing demands for a broadening of mar gins nd even probably an absolute re- ducton of loans outstanding on stock holdings. Foreign exchange rose strongly to within a few points of the highest point of the season and experts computed a good profit on exports of goal coin to London at the prevailing level. Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value, $4.354,00O. United States twos, the threes coupons and the fours registered declined IA and the fours coupon 1-2 per cent. on call
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-22
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
RouIeau a Terrific Batter-BaItic Has Beens There With the Goods-Youne Americans Win Series.

Todel Hickey's ball nine were nicely trimmed Sunday by the Fort Points under Arthur Labrie, II to g. The ter rife hitting of Fred Rouleau, an under study from the Barbers, was a feature, getting a safety every time up, and totaling two singles. triple, a homer and a double. Todel also was there with the willow and rapped out home run.
 In a hotly contested game of base ball between the Baltic Has-Bee and Regulars, which resulted in a victory for the former, they knocked the ball all over the lot and stole many bases. The features of the game for the Has Beens were the catches by Coughlin and the base running by Mcclure and Sullivan and the sensational slide of the day by Mgr Reeves to second. Pitcher Cote had the Joe McGinnity ball to perfection,
 The Baltic Clerks challenge to play any amateur team on Thursdays, the Wauregan House Walters or Jewett City Clerks preferred. Address Mgr. Clerks Team, L. Box 455. Baltic, Ct.
 The Young Americans have won the series from the Young Pirates. We are in condition now to challenge any team in eastern Connecticut under the age of 12 years. We would like to have a game with the Young Plainf1elds next Saturday. Write all challenges in care of Capt. James Cotter, Jewett City, Ct.
 The schoolboys of Baltic have or ganized a baseball team and played their first game Saturday at Taftville and defeated them by a score of IS to 1. They challenge any team under IA years of age. Send all challenges to Elzear Caron.
 The finest ball game of the season was played at Fort Wright Sunday between the strong team called the Norwich Independents and the soldier team at Fort Wright. For the mde- pendents Casey at shortstop put up a fine game and Riley's playing at first was of high class order
 Score by innings: R. H. E.. Wright 1 0 ? 0 2 1 0 - 8 Indep'nts POO 0O0 o 1-4 6
 Empires, Fischer and Maroni.
 Manager Harry Standish says that the Sunny Sides of Main street. Will limantic, have completely reorganized it's nine and are ready and willing to take on the fellows of the gloomy side at any time. The manager says he has a pippin of a twirler but he will not state who he is. out he is a. find all right. all right. He is positive that the Shady Side fellows will not have
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Crowded Week in College Baseball.

This is an important week in col- lege baseball. This afternoon Prince ton and Yale meet in the final game of the series on the New York Amer ican league grounds. and the outcome will in a way go to decide the cham pion college team.
 Harvard defeated Princeton in two straight games but Yale was not so fortunate, for after winning the first game at New Haven she dropped the second at Princeton
 On Thursday the first of the Har- vard- Yale games will be played at Cambridge. Coming so soon after the Princeton game, the Ellis will have a hard road to travel.
 Hartford has no game before Thurs day, which gives the Crimson team a longer rest before this important con- < test.
 From Harvard pitching Hartford on Saturday against Penn State, it looks as if Hicks would be the man whom Coach Pieper would send in the box to face the Ellis in the first game
 The second Harvard Yale game is scheduled for June 29 at New Haven. In case each team wins a game, the third and deciding battle will be fought in New York on the Polo grounds, July 3.
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a look-in this season and is anxious for them to talk up and arrange a date for the annual big game.
 The Glasgo B. B. C. journeyed to Voluntown last Saturday and defeat ed the Voluntown B. B. c. by a score of 12 to ,. Wilburs delivery was a puzzle to the home team, but an err TOT in the sixth inning enabled the Voluntown boys to pile up three runs. Other features of the game were a home run by L Croix and double play by H. Jarvies unassisted. A re- turn game will be played July and as both-teams are confident of vic tory a fast game is expected.
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Funeral of George 2. Dovey Today All National League Games Post poned.

New York, June 21.-By unanimous action of the club owners, all games scheduled for tomorrow in the Ma tional league have been called off on account of the funeral of George B. Dovey, president of the Boston club. The funeral services will be held in Philadelphia at o'clock tomorrow afternoon and will he attended by all the managers of the National league, by President Pulliam and by members of the Boston and Philadel. phia clubs. The board has ordered that flags at the National league grounds shall fly at half-mast for the next 30 days out of respect to the memory of the deceased magnate.
 Dates for playing off two of Phila- delphia's postponed games have al- ready been selected. Brooklyn and Philadelphia will play a double head CT on Wednesday, and Cincinnati and Chicago will meet in two games on Friday.