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Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
Alexander and flackett Win at Tennis

New York Aug. S.-The national doubles champions, Alexander and Hackett, and their challengers from the Pacific coast, George James and Maurice Mclaughlin, gained the final round of the tennis tournament on the turf courts of the Knollwood Country club at White Plains today. Alexan- der and Hackett defeated W. A. Lar ned and R. D. Wreen in an uphill match 3-6, e-3, 6-4.
 lanes and Mclaughlin defeated. T. R. Pell and W. C. Grant, the southern champions, 4-6. 10-s, 6-3.
 The tournament is being played as a work out preparatory to the ap- preaching national contest at New port
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
MONEY.

New York, Aug. 7.-Prime msrcan- tile paper 4 to 4 1-2 per cent. Ster- ling exchange fairly steady with ac- 100 4.S5.15 for SO day bills and at 4.s6.60 for demand. Commercial bills ASA .f464s4 3-4. Bar silver 50 7-s; Mexican dollars A. Governrnent bonds steady; railroad bonds firm.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
POLICE STOPPED FIGHT.
But Bill Collins Had Clayton, the
 Strong Man, Nearly Minded.

East Greenwich, R. l.. Aug. 6-The wrestling bout held here Thursday night between Bill Collins and Charles Clayton, the strong man, was stopped by the police. Fhe match was cut short after fifteen minutes of the toughest kind of wrestling. Both men were covered with blood and Collins was cut and scratched in several places about the body. Clayton had about 20 pounds on Collins, but that didn't seem to bothem him, as the latter was tco tricky and had better wind than the strong man. Collins is getting stronger and heavier. now weighing ITO.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
t1ospital Wins 17.o.

It was walk over for the State Hospital Saturday afternoon when they came up against Norwich Town. The visitors did not have a single sol itarw chance and to their goose egg the Hospitals piled up a total of IT tallies. Their batting averages fat tened up wonderfully as a result of the afternoons stick work.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
BOWLING
Harris and MecIafferty Win First Prize in Roll off at Rose Alleys Teams Qualify.

In the roll off at the Rose alley Sat- urday night, Harris and McClafferty took first prize of sS with 723 points. McClafferty and Warr the second of s2 with 6S2. The other tear,s were Marx and Terry 643, Warr and Sturtevant 643, and McClafferty and Sturte0ant SIS.
 The following teams have qualified in the last tournament at the alleys: Scott and Murphy 731, Scott and Me Clafferty TIP, McClafferty and Mur- phy 6S3, Scott and Sur .evant 670, and Hill and Murphy 661.
 Scott was high Saturday with sim gle of 139.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09

New York, Aug. 7.-Cotton futures closed barely steady. Closing bids: August 12.07, September 11.9S, October 11.9S, November 119S, December 12.02, January 12.00. February 1900, March 12.01. April 12.01., May 1908. Cotton: Spot closed quiet, 10 points lower. Middling uplands 12.eO. middling gulf 12.S5. Sales, none.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
Waterbury Broke Even with Bridge

Waterbury, Aug. S.-Waterbury and Bridgeport broke even here today, the locals winning the first game 2 to 5, and losing the second, to 5. Scores: First game: R. H. E. Waterbury 30O0s0 - 10 8 Bridgeport 0.0 00O0 Il 3-5 10 ?
 Sillery and McDonald; Kane and Kocher. Time, 1.S4. Umpire, O'Brien.
 Second game:
 Waterbury 0 o DO 30 0. 0 O-S 6 4
 Pollard and Kocher; Heuser, Ban mister and Schincel. Time, 2.02 Um- pire, O'Brien.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
Jimmy Moran Met with Accident.

Clifton, N. J., Aug. S.-During the second heat of a motor paced bicycle race, best two in three ten n-mile heats at the stadium here today, Jimmy Mo ran of Chelsea, Mass, was thrown heavily through the bursting of tire, fracturing his collarbone. Elmer Col lins of Boston won the race.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
Eirst serday Game at EIm citx.

New Haven, Aug. S.--In the first Sunday league game here of the sea son the local team defeated New Brit tain, to 3. All four of New Haven's huns were driven in by Guest. The score: R.H F.
 New Britain 2oo-o o1oe1o-S New Haven o1 0 0 Q 2 0 0 IA 10
 Brown and Ruhanse; Herbst and Waters. Time l.46. Umpire. Cullen.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
Detroit Wins Exhibition at Scranton.

Scranton, Pa, Aug. s.--In an exhibi- tion game the Detroit Americans de- feated the Scranton state league team here today, 13 to Il. Ty Cobb es- sayed new role in the pitchers box for four innings, and his experiment came near costing his team a defeat.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
conn.ctieu, League staudir
Connecticut u.aqus

At New Haven. Waterbury s. New Hten 2. At Bridgeport. Bridgeport 5 New Britain :: At Northampton. first game) Nor.1&mprun l. ford 2
 At Holyoke first gamc) dolioke g. SD inrrf:d 5; (second same). Holsoke g. Springfield tIo fnufnRs1.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
N.w FuaIsnd Ifaaus-

At Lawrence-LaHrence B. Lowell 1 (1o innings At Brockton-Brockton 4. New Bedford (lrst gane); New Bedford 3. Brockton fsecond zanel. At Lynn--Fan River {. Lynn first gamel; Lynn 3, Fall River (second gamel
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
wiIt,, Twin, eam, from st. LouI,.

St Louis. Aug. s.-New York with wiltse pitch ing defeated St. Louis in the second game If the series today, 3 to 0. Raleigh, young tft land CT from California worked for St. I.,Lis and in eight innings held the visitors to th:ce hrs. In the ninth O'Hara got ba. lie sinle second and third and e s.d Bridwell Soeaed Il e double steal for the ,hird The .cnrs:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
Eastern L.aqus standIuu.
Eastern League.

Newark 6, Rochester 5.
 Toronto 8. Jersey City Q.
 Providence B. Montreal first gamel: Montreal g. Providence l (second ya nsl.
 Buffalo 10. Baltimore . first gameI; 2g tilIore S. Buffalo tsecond game).
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
BASEBALL GAMES SUNDAY.
EastArn Iaaaua aams,

At Jersey City-Jersey City 1. Toronto (hisi game) Jersey City 10, Toronto 5. At Newark-Newark 2. Rochester l.
 At Rocky Point-Montreal 3. Pr)a Dice
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
New Ysrk.
St. Louis.

St. Louis .. ...........0- O co New York ..........0 o 0 0 l Is
 Runs. for New York Doyle 2. O'Hara sacrifice hits Wiltse. Seymour: double plays Doyle. BrdweII and MerkIe: Seymour. Bridwen and Doyle; stolen bases. Doyle O'Hara 3. Bridwen: hit by pitcher, by Raleigh CMyersl;' wild pitch. Raleigh; bases on balls on Raleigh 8. of Lush g. of wlltzs I .,ruck out by Raleigh 2. by Wiltse 5; hits. or Raleigh in s; left on bases. St. Louis 1. New Yn-k 1; time. l.42; umpIres, O'Day and Emile.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
Brooklvu.

Runs, for Chicago, Evers. Sheckard Schulte, Hof- 3, Tinker 2; two-baso hits. Hunter. Burch. Tinker; three-hase hits Schulte Holman. Tinker {; double play. Clement and Burch. left bases, Chi cago 2. Brooklyn 2: first base balls on N, Intyre g. first base errors. Chicago 2. Brooklyn l; stuck upt. by Brown (. by Mcintyre l; time. I.2I i,m- pire, Johnstone.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09

Semino outpitched Mclaughlin at Jewett City Saturday afternoon and Moosup won out easily, to 1. Both teams played good ball, but the home team couldn't connect with the bend- CTS of the visitors twirler.
 The score:
 Mansuu Iawnff Cifv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
PhiIadeIphia.
Cincinnati.
Totals sl

Runs for Cincinnati. BesheT Oakes; for Phila- delphia Grant Bates. Titus 9 DoOlin. DoOln: two base hits Oakes Braansfield: threebase hits. Titus Magse; ;-sarihe. hits Egan, Doon. Corridor; stolen bases Bates 8; double plays. DOwney and H0blltzel Knabe and, Bansleld; first base halls oT Spade. 8. of Corridor l: struck ont. by Dube l. by Cor Hdon l; wild pitch Dubue: hits of Spade 5 in 3. eh Dubue , in 6; time l5O: umpire Rigler
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
cvb, r,I, Io,b s,r,I,h, yi,,,,v

Chicago, Aug s.-Chlcago its tenth straight game tnday. beating Brooklyn to 0. cfoSn allowed the visitors but three hits Brooklyn's T. ichcc up team played poor ball. three of them be:ng .au;ht of the bags. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
National ,.aaus standIna.
National LsaaI,.

New York T. St. tuls 1.
 Chicago g. Brooklyn ,.
 Pittsburg 6, Boston 4 first gamel: Pitts5urg 3, Boston (second game) Philadelphia ?. Cincinnati l.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
Totals sl 9 2T IS 6i Totals

Score by innings:
 c. A. C. .. .........4 200 70 O'+
 Runs, for C. A. C.. F. Sullivan. Kane winsor McManus; for Carolina. Kenyon. Spencer Richness; i; two-base hits, McInnes; bases on balls. off Smcox {; struck out, by Simcox 9 by Richness 2: double plays. Driscon to F. Sullivan to D. Mcintyre; Cole to Christopher; stolen bases. Simcox, Crimes Ken yon. Burke. Richness; sacrifice hits. McAanus; first
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
ouak,r, WIn at cIncInnatI.

Cincinnati. Aug s.-Both teams helded poorly in today's game Corridor. who started poorly in the box for Philadelphia. finished strongly. while his opponent. Spade. was compelled to retire after the third inning. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
SIMCOx PITCHES WINNING GAME
C. A. C, Starts Winning Streak-Leads Gar ona from the Start-CarPenters Get Walloped Twice-Juniors lLost-Chicaso Cubs Blank Brooklyn.
Moosuo 8. Jewett City |.

base errors. Carolina l, c. A. c. 2; left on
 bases. c. A. C.. 3. Carolina 6; umpire. shackley;
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09

Runs, for Moosup, Lafrenere. Hoffer 3, Kobideau, Dugss 2. Dennson; for Jewett City. Robertson;
 two-base hit Dennison; bases balls. on semino 7 of Mclaughlin hit by pitcher. Lafrenere; struck out by Semino TO- by Mclaughlin s; sacrifice hits,
 German. Hoffer DuEas. E. Richey; umpire. Mincn; time. 1.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
SATURDAY BASEBALL RESULTS.
American lsague staudlnu.
American League.

New York 5. Cleveland 9 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 3. Boston g., Chicago O..
 Washington 6, St Louis l.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-09
COTTON.

Total sales. s9s.i)o shu.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16
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Snit nndi Mnihinatpu.

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NSnl. .. Gait, Der llcllcrpabltc
G'rGiioent, mc!d)cr crit geltern aus
NtIp.S rlCnns bier onfonl, rctIte bclttc
Ntittog nnd) &alhinAton ob, Inn Dem
Gr1libcntcu Mooicrclt ben @cridjt Der
Spc5ial- Slgenicurc, meld)e i'm I'LL,
IGnglt nod Nanana begleitcteL jill
ltntcrbrcitctcn mo gepiiic NrronBc.
mcntS bc5iill;h lcincr naben Snoll-
nurotiol Ut t"reiicu. Gait febrt Md.
llcu Goumcrllo5 bierhcr jltrild mo
miro als0aln melrcrc Gage bier
hIcibcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16

III. DJoO. yin 6tttitu1sS VuujtuSlip'
Iaa III Der Sull'trotlou Ac5etAtc
Nod)thcmb lit Gin bc'onoer@ darmol,s
tcS Muncll, Dos ilbcr 6en 2opi &c
3ngcn miro. @utiItc, init idmulcn
&oIcncicmca Spitcn gc}icrt, mlroc
iiir balleIbe %Nem01lt. Ser Sails lit
edi1 oli5lclhnittcn unb 0a3 brcitc
Oote gcuubrt cincn ollsJc,cidnctril
Flnb iiir ct.pn6 S%onoItifcrcL Die 10
n't III Der Ncrllcu,na 'cllteu Inter.
5cugca pcrmeubct miro. Die Ncrlucl
hohcn Die mohcrnc @~lodcniGcrn unlo
reid)en bis sum G%ucnbo1cn. Cant
brio, SonlcIotb, 9~ta:nioof nn0 Mlla
lin liuo miiu'dcll5luertbc Stoiic nit
Spiteus uno acknowledgements
v@robino" inr Shlsidmiidlng. Sir
3G.5on. NruItmanb limo Gas Daroa
3Gs5Gu. MotcrinlS criorocrIid).
Gnnlell . Mod)tGcmocn Nr. 1906.
Wr0brn iiir 81. 81, 30. So, 10
ini0 l2-}ol. @ruituonii.
Nciitcbcnoe SdjnittmnItcr merocn
on iraenh cine Nlorciic 0ci Gmpion1
non 10 Gcnta III SiIber ODER @riei
morftn iiir icoca bcriclbcu gcionbt.
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9scncr @iid)uf ION %ioam.

Manila Is. Sebrtor. - Tllrd,
hcu pdpitlihcn GelcAatcu A9ilts. mcf.
dem Grjbildof &artu II. Die @iihoft
&enbricf uno Sou1bcrip .niiiltirtell,
Turoe oeItern i'm SciIein BON Slltcl-
zen BON @eiitlidIen m,o elmer aelml.
tigcn Mcuae NuoGhtigcr III Der ao.
tbtorolc bon Monila Fatcr GorrplI.
iriiber in EbilaSeiphio, gum Siitp1
'rcn 0igun conlctrirt.
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iratbssSirra,c

GhorleS Mon0d'logcr. %; g(nno
30. Nortnlonn. 2t. Npplifont ,Sobl,
s.. &csmdr Nr. 1910, Niptrlibc Npc.
Mid)aro q. Moiian,, IS, 9tr. 425,
GIt.Etciton Cir; GopIie &. Gper
bart, -. M%oionpillc, Va.
Mobcrt ), =. Eeooicorb. 36; Sclcll
6. Gorr, 20 .Hci0t Don Mooobinc,
Mo. Nprllfant - j. 81. oEcooicpro.
Nr. 23t, Gourilolloirr. t,ljEe
Nbrolom &oecb9. -, 9trJ900, Git.
Nopetteitr. Nmtic &cuoclG -
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Gelo ~ pcrIeiBrn.

vile. iprtdte @slp Gebrauditn. ~irrsfleu hter
oar. HniettpH mh Saldtf, Wittel mo t6rtiGo,
sfeeri1nir. IN. S'GrtrGrer: Neint crnr ltllte'
bSfItun'u. .gnt'iwnre 3unefimfm So " ar.
IN. Earb,VotaSfrok (273-1
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"nuiter ~. 1906. ILil- z
Eel Gmpiaua uUu Zoe. miro oae Mlmitrr,
Gepartrment ocS .TeniidIen Sorteiponoent"
chen Cr,oGbiiee Dtuftcr IiudD lllliCH ailgc8ebe-
ittr Yorcfig fcitbCll.

rbtl cr,ptbntes Buffer IiulD llillcu dilBcSebe
ncr Iorcite Icitocil.
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Ten y9tuitcra dliHaebrt, gEcnn nne ain'icr
NrtiimddB IN. hrnl6t itaIl Itt 81. 81 ooct
WAS ilntIcr g letH isidg, att3uncbeii. sSeint
im 1ntucnmudb 20. u, 20 ober mas i~rlIlcr
{. ictl MAG. Sir Aiiohent ubcr Ainotrl
Nltitfl,r id)rclbe lldii iuir ole 3nbl fit na5
sitter an. IS 1T iitbi ibtUi9, o3oi" oDcr
aTGhrc" ~ ltbreibei.
vile S'eilslunGcn fir @iiiicr, ne1ft i0c.
fir ieNc@ ott1eiben, l~itiitieii ar tdS Ninliets
GeratiemeHi oca nSeuliden lGorrefpoibells
"a" Nn't'"rNr" 'tnl %nnrriiirt ieif,
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Eaiir ,nr Mriia ms MeaIauo &c
icrGt u. Maiar, gr. Ms, Cl.gait;-
mUrenraNt, nalje Gnitcm ,.puic Auc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-16

Nclte tritt in ,Nloioltopolia Scr
Natiouat = (nriiecrmlliiiiol.GciU
}uiammen, 6ciien 3lrcd in Der Gin
ltBiuiJ elmer pcrnsanc!itell }arif'
Gomnniiiion 5ur @c5eltnJ nticrc
,}olluclcns teitcbt.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-02
VINO owns THE LETTER.

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become the property OF the one to
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