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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02

Sn Der acblen9rl1be go. A ser
2adomanno Goal & Cote So. fanO
aus big Jest u%nbefannten llriaden
cine @rpIolion ltatt, irno balb oarauf
gerietben peridiebene Sbeile Der
@rubc in 9ran6.
0o ii6 sur {Seit oes llufalles ull-
eefd6r birnoert Irbciter in Der @rilbe
befonoen, Die entmeoer ueri6iittet
tpuroen ooer in GROCER @efabr i6rpeb
len, bel lebenOigem 2eibe 5u uerbren-
uert, 10 wurOen troB Der groBen 8e.
fdbrli6feit iofort ireimillige &et-
tungsmannidaiten IN Die @rube bin.
nb9eididt. Die 2eute permo6ten SUI
nGdit in 6olge Der 6lammen ullD
Der giItigen @oie nidt peit por5ll-
oringen, braften aber 3 2eifen OH
bic Sberfld9e unO 6erid1teten, oab
lie cine groBere Gn5abl Sdperpcr-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
Sn RemOrium.

Die peritorbene 8rou 2ouiIc
8aum9aertner, geb. 3immerli, pltr-
De am Ia. Stt. 1910, i'm &onton
aargau, in Der S6mei5 geboren, uno
itarb am &c. SUM 8. S. in ct.
2ouis i'm Sitter bon 6S Sabren, s
Monaten uno ~ Sagen, Sm sitter
BON Is Sabreu, i'm Sabre 1856, fam
tie nit ibren gLtern rlad amerifa,
oirett mad Sermann; Die gltern
itarben aber IeiOer furs nat ibrer
Mnfnnft.
Sim 2. Oft. 1862 i6loB Die Ser.
itorbene oen 9un0 Der Che nit
Serrn Sacob 9armgaertner, bier
in Sermnnn. Die &raiumg iuorO
ooGl5ogen Ourd Saitor S%ltnObauicn,
oeiIen iid uniere alien ginwobner
nod erilutern iuGr0en, 0as iltnge
8oor perblieb in .Sern1onn bis 5ilrll
Sabre 1875 I'M bon oa an ieinet
8obnIis oauern0 in ct. SouiS aui,
Suihlageu.
3a Die Che 0es Eonres nibt nit
atnoern geiegnet mar, 10 perblich
Der 8eritorbenen mcbr ireie 3eit mie
inter anOeren llmlt1nOen Der Sail
gerpeien mare. un0 Oieie, ibr bonn
Sdifial gemiiiermaBen aufge8mrm-
9enen MliBeihmoen iuenoete lie III
eoelmiitbiger 8eiie sum 8obl il.
rer DtitrnenIdelt al, iuoem lie li6ers
all mo INNER benliibt mar Den glr-
men ST belfen mo 9totb uno @let0
81 minocrn iobiel Dies in i6rer
Ra6t mar.
AIS MitglieO Der bieiigeu Iure.
Tia 2oge Der S6peitern Ser &ebecco
ionic ou6 6es Santa Sroiienpcr,
ems utb Der Golden Mule 2oge go,
/. Der ShDeitcrn ser &ebecco in
ct. SolliS, fato Die g~eritorbene ei,
men weiter 8irfungSfreis 3illn gtt-
falten ibrer eoelmiitbiaen 9batig.
felt.
Die 9eer0igung fono am Giens'
ta9, BON Der 8obnung Oes Serrr
&obert 9armgaertner aus untel
5nbIreider 8etbeilielun9 ltott. Ser
Bnitor SueSmeper leitete oen SralI
ergottesoienit unO belt iowobI in
Ermlerbauie ais tpie aud am @rabe
iebr erareifelioe. benz anbeitfen oci
gerblidJenen ~gepibmete &eoeh.
Soleenoe MitelieOer oes 8anitC
Srmienpercins mobntcn Dem &c
grdbnib bel: z. 8enoiid, 9. Rotb
8. 8eitriG, 8. Gieienmeber, 9. &et
bed, 8. Ronig, g. Steiner uio &
8eisbaor, 6rou 81. Steiner iprud
am @rabe i'm Ramen Der @itsIie
Der bes ganita Srauenpereins.
8ie @oIoen @ule Soge go. /
SdDeitern Der &ebecca, mar Surd
foIgenoe M~itglieoer pertreteit: ~
Srieiefe mo 81. &lippentbal. 5rm
81. 5rieiede iprad am @rabe in
9amen Der soge. Die bieiige au
relia 2ose Der Sdhpeitern Der &e
becca mar Olrd foIsenoe @itsIieoe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
Siuiss.

Serr Gbeo. 6luetid, wcldcr
porige @o6e ieiuem @ater bel Der
@ei5erternte bolt, febrte am Som.
tag nad Sermoln 3iriid nm feline
oortigen @eidGfte mieoer n%llf5lneb.
rten.
SEER 9oniS @illimann lit
sur 3eit bel Serrn Sobn 6llleti6 III
Der grnte beidlGftigt.
Serr Grnit 9ooe, mclder bis
Der in Rolebu0 mar, fam III Der por-
igen ISOLDE rad baiie Inn ieinem
Safer pdbrenO Der geidGftigcn Grn,
te6eit bcbiiIflid 81 iein.
Sri. 2i38ie Sdloenning. meldc
ii6 Gdngere 3eit in &onios Gitp,
Mto., o~ufgebalten bat, fam porigc
ISOLDE 3uriid Inn Die Commemorate
IN Ser Seimatb 5u perlebeu.
Srau s(Ipbonio 9orer, Dor
8onias Gitp, aan., mel6e bier bel
ibren @ltern, Serrn Sacob Nidel II
Satin, sum 9eiu6 gepeIen mar, if
na6 bauie 5uriifgefebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02

bertreten 4: 6rau 2ouis Saenide,
5rau g. 6. SO6pn ulO Srau i. 8.
Spobrer, peIde idmHtli6 ON @rabe
ipra6en.
auBer Dem tiefbetriibten 8ottcn
binterIaBt Die g%eritorbene 3ablreide
SerpunOte iomie einen groBen SreiS
BON 6reunOinnen lpcl6e ibr anOen.
fen itets in Gbten balten peroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02

Der %72.idbrigc Sufti6itfer @bor-
les 2aooiiier Der nit Der @rfinbuug
zines neilen 8IiegeriDitcns iid lett
pieIen Sabren absab inO barber
faIt ben 8eritanb perloren bot, uer-
iudte in &aris nit einem ielbitfon'
Itrlirten aeroplan bon Den 9efeiti'
gunasmerfen einen @leitillg mls-
Suiiibren. Gr ~Itiir8te ieboh nit iei-
ner Iaidinc in Den tiefen 8allgro.
ben, no er nit gebrodenen 9einen
aus idrmerite perlebt aufgefumoer1
nlroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
oSdmur5e SanO" sricfidrciber or.
cridpTcn.

&unoIpb 9renbt, Elm t9idbriger
8nride, batte an Den in Chicago
tpobnenOen Q. 6. GroBficIo eincn
.9robbriei nod 9lrt ser .Sdfpar8en
$anO" geidrieben mo $4,000 per-
lan9t, Die ibm 81 elmer beitimmten
Stunoe an @rmto ape. uno 0es
&Iaines StraBe iiberliefert tperoen
ioIIten. @roBiieIS iibergab Sen
@rief Der &olt8ei, Die 8renbt cine
Sale %itellte. in Die er aud binein.
tappte, bea. eridoiien puroe, ais CT
ii9 ni6t srgeben mollte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02

-8erIoren, Elm neuer Slt, aui
Dem Interchangeable, 8tuei @eiIen
oitlid bon Sermam. slbgabe scgrn
gelobuung, mif Der Office Oieies 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
samitae sem 10 onIi 1905

SamItae ten 10 9mii 1909
nodmittoaS UNI / llhr an Den Nicihbicicn,
ten ouI ofIertlidler auttiou i'm ptorrhauIe gu
Stolpe pertaut iperoen
;tpiacubeS iinb bic Senenit1rbe
/ Ghatther Sat 9od,o'en. Srit God,oe.
idlirr, 2 Giicnhled NRoid3uber. 1 Soicip
Selfarne. . %ciferne Retiitclcn nebii Spriuuq
uuo Wiot,oben, l 0reiier, 2usSieh.5iid,. 9
~aiidentiid,e, 2 Genter.9iihe. Stiihle uno
Sd)aLfettiible, aiidlenlt1rant, Sdlreiner,
lrcrtSeug, ge'5eu9, &leibun9efiide unb
bic, { oroc,e Snd1en,
Veoin9ungen Aus Summen bon So poer
ueniser. baar, iiir ero6ere peirGae mi-b Elm
Sreoii BON 3 0ionoten b~c'piliet se9en giott
NIT Siberheit.
ieGreoitoren
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
9antiaaun
0antiaanna.

Meinen berBIiditen 9anf hermit alien
Gencu, weLdbe onIGblidl oeS Sobes memer
9eIiebteu @attiu eouiie Siumadrtner ihr
9eileio funoqdben Icipie BEN 9e9r6buiB
b%ctmobnten, Sang beiunoern Dart Iir be
5oblreidlen @lumeuipenhcn; ben Wlitalieoern
Der Suloen Jtule 2oae gio. l. Sdp,peit, ri
Der Hebecco uuo hes y ,nita Srauennerein'S
beioe pom ct. eouiS. ierner ben NlilaIieberu
Der Iureiid gose Der Sdllpeitern Der RSbecea
otn bermnan. ipwie aud, 6errn 9Soitor
Sueomener fir bic er9riienoen Worie oes
Sroites am Sarbe Der 8eritorbenen.
Ter irauernoe Satie,
Socpb y aumgoertuer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
3,s p~erfanfen.

l Spriuapa9sn. Der tcfoW, c -0%oiiero.
gen. oee Scrrn Sbac. souien ;Sr III MI
lis al perfauien.
Rdbercs bel Sbas, SanfcnS r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
or kumnt Or komult !!
9iilfe FIR Sic Kraneen
Der beriibmte 9eutif) 9lnlerifanil6e
Dnt 5prines-Qnktnr.
I'm uhts genGt gelt, samitas Oea 3. 5nlp, 1909
tlsitsr SpsetaIiifsin,ser S~sbanSinne ansr GFrsnttd'en
Eranfbsiten bel atanusr HnS Srausa.

lieter aPeher Spectnlth piro an obenaenornten . tur ieinen
Z. tCeelmaBieen Seiuh In unerer Sfaht ntadhtn. uuo Gaen Die bel
ibm uutiprefen, feie @onialtatl0n uno u~rterlnturg uo freie Be
tanbtune ~aem6hreu, unb nur @erautuua t0r WeotStn beredbnen
ueun ibr eud eniihlieBt bel tbm in dr5ttfe Sebaubluna 5u treten.
8ieer EOttOr nimmt teiue sale in 9ebanoluna Gle thm unbeils
bar eri4etnen.
Sabt ihr euren 3uhauo lOpeit uernnhlaftat Bob ibr %unbetbar
eli, mir6 Der GottUr q euh obne &hdbait la1en.
2Uaert nibt oiejen nunbtrbaren WRarn 81 6eiuhen, einerlei mic
lang Doer oft euer 9eioen; idu Eeutidb NneritanHh pot Spring
Suli piem mag arnbe ins ieiu mas ihr G0thig babt, u0 es tChet,
rub ui1ts Inn "a beiuheu uuO es eut5 trttaren su lofen. gr Dot
munoeruuue eeitrtdhe uuo un0sre Snhrum .ne pelde i'm ~befahiaen
Ger -s be- ararthett gu iiuosu uno su turtren, einertti Die LANCE
,teielbe seoauert. Biele mel1e idon ole boffuuua oaf @eiunoung
aufRegeteu, murOeu turtrt ourdl Oas aruBg 0e"tit ameritnH,ide
Dot zpt1ues Sqripfem ullheS uIdt ieHes @leihen bat in Der
5~ebaub'urR uaer dlrunliheu a~clrfbelteu.
Der Ectior SchnnoeIt Gcbtr. pers, ARaaen, ,deren, Rercen uM6
Blutfruntheiten; llpuerooutdfett, " urntro. Rbeunnttsmu in.
ie0er 5Urm, 6dagrbe 8ronihtir, Betudfen, 8ropf, 8nnoUurn,
5au6hett, Itmnde unh uehe AuGen, tSeihnd"e ur6 ufert 8einP,
@rieul, uertUrene NRdntbntteit udo grerQto, rahtlide &mihionen
6t iuuaou uu0 W1uneru iur rittiecer Niter u. !. 10.
Ter Eottor belt poittu Bride 6amorhnoen bsbanoett ebenfaIs
9iu ulranthetteu bel Wduuegu uuo Sraueu. grIudbt uOrsuas
trctie Sale peide ourdb aerbtnlihe Wtetbcoe ridlt peheil peroen
fUuntfn.
8etebt &c nItt be. linn uorsuipreden
, Office i'm White Souic eutet. 9erm INN, Mu.
$amaae Sen 3 JMIi.
= s.arSen uuu 9 bis IL 8ormitaes.
I 3 NahmittaaS.
] $3.50 gtahts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02

TE Of -
County ot 5ascunade 80
We Aug Begemnnn Sr. as Vice
president. and Aug Regemann Jr. as cashier
~ said bank, each Of us. do sOlemnly swear
that the above statement IL true to the best
OF our knowledge and belief.
ARG BRGENANN 81 u. AUG. BEGEMANN, Jr.
Vice President Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this
Goth day 81 June a. d. nineteen hundred
and nine.
Witness my hand and notariai seal on the
date last aforesaid. Commissioned and quait-
fed for a term expiring January 8. l9lI.
ROBERT WALKER
tSEAD Notary Public.
PHILIP HAEFFNER
Correct THEo GRAF directors.
Attest. Rom. BAUMoAERTEER
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02

We. X. A. Breuer
as president and A.. b. Walker as cashier OF
said Bank eacn of us do solemnly swear that
tue above statement is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
X A. BREUER, A. B. WALKER.
President. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 28th
day of June A. d. nineteen hundred and
nine.
Witness my hand and notarial seal on the
date last aforesaid.
w. J. ELLIS
{SEAD Clerk Of the Circuit Court:
HY. w. TEkOTTE
Correct ROBERT WALKER D,.a
Attest. HENRY GRASS
HT OCHSNER
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02

We, +, II. Caughell
as president, and II. J. Mertens as cashier OF
said bank. each OF US, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best OF our
knO Wedge and belief.
p, II. CAUGHELL. II. J. MERTENS
President. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this 18th
day OF June AL nineteen hundred amp
nine.
Witness my hand and notarial seal on the
date last aforesaid. Commissioned and quali-
ded for o term expiring Nov, 4. l9i1)
LOTTO BRANDT
.(SEAD Notary Public.
Correct VIM sTEFTEN Directors
Attest. THEODORE TEGELERi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
3inmer gu permietbeu.

3imncr III be, mieihen, in Silber'e OouIe,
9 Mphusimmer i'm 2. Siof. Ger Sdiule
se9eniber; Wiietbe Sc morotltd
N6heree bel 6 mmu SiIber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
Sits botel su ue,tuufen

Dos poblbetonnie unb out i'm 6ause
Sim Sotel tit ipeseu rlmaua Su ~octtouien.
We9en ndberem ipenne man Iid) an.
Srau Yerihn g1en,ona
Sernann, NO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
Q E E n
gu p~ertaufen.

9oS iriibere Sedmann'id,e WUhnbaue uni
3 Gotten or Der melt .. GtraBe.
gGbereS bel
Sri, 6 M a Silber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
Nene Nnaei0en.
@eiuuOea!

Sine Brittle nebit 6uiteroI. absubolen
%rniercr Ofp3e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02

letter geieben bdtten, ober lpegen
6eners nidt 8u linen gelangen fonn
ten.
o.
geim @bmdben zines 8eritenfeI-
ors fibr ser 5armer S. 9 @frGabe,
bel Santa Barbara, Gal. nut Der
@aidine iiber Den ~2'i6brigcn 6ront
Gboa binlueg mio idnitt Dem arnieii
ainoe Sen re6ten arm an Der 5fnl'
ter uno oas redte 9ein am &nic
ab. Der 9leine bate iif BON lei
mem elterIi9en Saiie entfernt lutb
erniiOet in Dem @eritenfelOe sum
SdIofen bingeIe9t. Der anabe
miro iterben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
9pperInufer

gieneS seohnhopS nit . Gotten ON ~,
meil 6teu SfroBe eeleaen. g8eeen nabct,s
iueuoe man id, an
Spbn d
permann, aIo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
No. 1858
Official Statement
of the FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF the
MORRISON BGNK

at Morrison, State OF Missouri ut the close OF
business on the 2Srd day OF June 1909
published In the ADvERTIsER-CoURIER a
newspaper printed and published at Hermann
State of Missouri. on the 3Alh day of June
IQ0a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02

Official Statement
OF the FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF the
? }0VI5S Bank Of a9pmall

at Hermann. State OF Missouri AT The close of
business on the 23rd day OF June, 1909
published in the ADvERrIsER-coURIRR d
newspaper printed and published at
Stateo( Missouri. on the 3Jth day OF June
1909.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-02
2lmetisn.

Die unr turse 3eit bon Serru e +,
Sd,erf benubicn Pdus, NIB 9%iid1enoerGthe
lperoen am
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-02-11
BASEBALL NOTES.

Dan Mccain is to be captain of the
Milwaukee team.
Harry Bay has been sold by Cleve-
land to the Nashville team.
Willie Keller, Neal Ball and Doc
Newton are the latest of tne Highland
ers to sign contracts.
Catcher Wilson has signed with the
Giants. Manager McGraw, saws he
thinks a good deal Of the youngster.
Jerry Freeman has broken away from
the Washington hold-outs and says he
is satisfied with the latest terms offer
ed.
Charley Hickman has followed the
example of Addie Joes and is writing
baseball stories for the Washington
Herald.
Jimmy Austin, the Omaha third base
man, with tn eNew York Americans
this year, led the country last season
in stolen bases with 81. He led the
Western league third basemen with a
fieldin gaverage of .942.
Noodles Hahn, once pitcher for the
Cincinnatis, a little while pitcher for
the Highlanders and at one time one
Of the great left-handers of the dia-
mend. has signed for the season with
a team at Richmond, Ind.
1t is proposed to have as guests of
honor at the opening game between the
Bostons and Athletics at Shibe park in
Philadelphia, as many of the Athletics
of the late COS and early '70s as are
living and can be induced to attend.
Among them will be John Montgomery
Ward and Harold Mcclure, his catcher.
Mcclure is now a prominent Pennsyl-
vania judge.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-02-11
Seconds.
Tusslers.
JERRY DENNY AT THIRD.
Billy Sunday Picks the Former Con-
nectieut Lacquer for His All-Stal
Nine.

In the opinion of william A. Sun
day, the baseball expert of the Chi
cago Tribune, Jerry Denny Of Bridge
port, now manager of the cafe at The
Stratfield there, is the greatest third
baseman In the annals of the game.
An all-star, all-American team for all
time was published in Sundays issue
of that paper, and the honor was con-
ferred upon Jerry, who. in the years
gone by, was one of the leading fig
ures of the National league.
Good third basemen are scarce"
says Sunday, land my worst difficulty
was in selecting the right man for
that position. think it is the hard
est place to play in the game.
THE drives that come at a player
at third base are always sharp, the
angle is bad, the distancle is terribly
short. for you can't get the same
backing up that you can at short, sec
ond, or even at first. 1 expect my
choice will surprise many people and
that a. great many of the latter day
have never heard Of him. He is Jerry
Denny of the old Pittsburg team of the
late eighties. I had a chance to see
him play all of the several seasons.
and l never saw another man play the
position with such ease such natural
ness. He always had a first baseman's
fielding average. He was a fair bat
ter and base runner, but 1t was as a
fielder that he was marvellous"
The complete all-American team
for all time, composed of stars Of dia-
mOnd history. follows: Catchers. Ew-
ing, King, Kelly Bresnahan; pitchers
Clarkson, Mathewson, Calvin, Walsh,
Breitenstein, Brown: first base, Arson
captain; second base, McPhee; third
base. Denny; shortstop. Wagner: left
| field, Delehanty; center field, LANCE:
right field. Cobb; utility, infelder, La
joie; utility. outfelder, Donlin
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-02-11
FOUL STRIKE RULE
HELPED OLD TIME TWIRLERS.
So Says Patsy Tebeau-Save the Old
Fellows.

1.-The adoption of the foul strike rule
was a blessing to the veteran pitchers,
says oliver CPatsy) Tebeau, the Car
dinaPs first pilot, ma tanning bee.
Some fine piachers, who have been
long in the game can hardly be con-
sidered as good as they were-eertin-
ly not there with as much stuff as
Miner Brown, Big Ed Walsh and other
sterling Juveniles.
THAT foul strike rule saved them.
The batter nowadays has two strikes
called on him before he knows it. Then
if he swings and misses, or the umpire
calls a bad one a strike, he waltzes
back to the gench.
I'm glad that Bill Dineen had such
good fortune last season and hope that
he comes back strong. In his prime
Bill was a wonder. Barring Amos Ru-
sic, the king of them all, in my opin-
ion, Dineen was about the best, GER
tainly the gamest, twirler that ever
went on the firing line.
'sHe not only had as much steam as
Young or any of the other speed mer-
chants, but he had control and with it
always displayed the best of judgment.
Nerve? Why, Bill had it on all his riv-
ais in this respect.
1.-THE old Cleveland team was full of
hustlers. Dineen was the one bokman
we knew we couldn't rattle. Any time
we beat him we considered ourselves
lucky. Bill won two-thirds Of his
games last year because he used his
head and because he was game.
'sHeis always outguessing the bat
ter. That's what wins. There are so
many young players in the big arena
nowadays that the smart pitcher is in
his glory. Then that foul strike rule
helps him"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-02-11
MERIpEN SELLS OUT.
Bowler and Edwards Buy Franchise
to Put Northampton in Nutmeg
League.

Meriden is out and Northampton is
in the Connecticut league. The Meri-
den owners, who bought the Norwich
franchise year ago and transferred
the Norwich team to Meriden, have
had all they wanted OF baseball. Col
die Bowler and his partner, by the
name of Edwards. who run a bowling
alley in Northampton, Mass, have
bought the franchise from Fitzpatrick
and Cheney, and will move the team
to Northampton. putting another Mas
sachuetts city into the Connecticut
league, with Springfield and Holyoke.
The price paid is to said to have been
$1,000.
The new owners have bought every
player on the Meriden roster. The
list includes IA of the best ball tossers
who ever wore Connecticut league I'M
forms. They are as follows:
Pitchers, Plank, Stevens, Halligan
and Mansfield; catcher, Bridges; first
base and change catcher. Accorsini;
second base, Tony Pastor; third base,
Barbour; left field, Golden; center
field Wade right field, Finn; change
fielder, johnson; third base or short
stop, Murphy. Hayward, shortstop, is
not under reserve, but would be glad
to return.
Bowler and his partner Edwards
have engaged grounds on the trotting
park which has a new grand stand
which will seat $500 people, new fenc-
es and an outfit ready for first class
baseball
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
NOTHING DOING IN MARKET.
Increasing Dizziness Suggests Near
Approach to Complete Stagnation.

New York, Feb. 10.-The speculative
spirit seems to be in a torpor for the
present and no independent operations
are undertaken In the stock market.
The professional operators dealings,
which make up the market, are of a
kind which are closed up from one day
to another, and often on the same day.
profit Of a small fraction being suf-
ficient to induce realization. Such a
market amply explains the f1tful and
languid fluctuations which extend over
little greater range in the course Of a
week than for a single day. Today's
market was almost barren of incident
and it's subsistence into greater dull
ness suggested an early arrival at
complete stagnation. An immediate
factor in increasing the dull tendency
was the approaching double holiday.
Dull as was the market its action did
not express an uncheerful view of the
outlook, the resistance to the early de-
clining tendency and the later slug
gish upward movement suggesting a
tenacious hold on securities by present
owners in spite Of the entire disincli-
nation to take on new holdings. For
eign Influences were of considerable
sentimental effect on the tone but
without giving rise to any actual OPP
erations Of Importance in the market
Securities and money markets abroad
were IdNOraDly aneCteO by the develop
ments concerning international rela-
TONS especially the visit of the British
sovereigns'to Berlin and the agreement
between France and Germany over
Moroccan affairs. Finally the further
rise in market quotations of Japanese
bonds soothed any apprehensions that
might have been caused by more belli-
cose signs in the Japanese relations
with this country. The force of these
considerations and Of the relaxing
money market in London was meas
ured in the material advance Of 11-16
Of a point in the price of British con-
soils. The direction In which the devel-
opments have most interest to tie New
York market is in the relief afforded
from the insistent liquidation Of for
eign holdings Of American securities
which has been going on for many
months. The few points of special
strength in today's market had little
to explain them. The rise in the Col
orado railroad group was in spite Of
reports Of unprecedented snow block
aEcS in that region. A rise in the
London price Of copper was made of
some influence on the copper industri-
ais. The appearance OF z. H. Harri-
man at a New York Central directors
meeting gave encouragement to hopes
of his good physical condition. Bonds
were irregular. Total sales. par value,
So, $50, 900. United States twos regis
tered declined 3-8 per cent. on call
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-02-11
GARAGE GOSSIP.

There are now more than 1000 taxi
cabs in operation in New York city.
There are 81 cars registered in Nova
Scotia, of which 81 are of American
make.
AS a general proposition an electric
automobile will carry the equal of its
own weight.
AS a rule, automobile bodies are
lighter than a corresponding body on a
horse drawn vehicle.
There will be an Industrial and taxi
cab competition in the neighborhood of
Paris from April Is to 25.
A motor club has been organized
at Millbank, s. D., and will make road
improvements its principal object
Germany and Sweden will both hold
industrial vehicle competitions during
May, the exact dates to be decided by
mutual agreement.
1t is a wise precaution to go over the
bolts which secure the several sections
of planetary transmission OCCASION
ally, in order to see that no looseness
exists
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-02-11
KAUFMAN GOOD ENoUG H
TO MEET FEFFRlEs.
So Thinks Delaney-Has Posted $1,000
for Match With Champion.

New York. Feb. 10.-According to a
story published here today, Billy De-
laney has posted $1,000 with AL Smith
as stakeholder to bind match for the
worlds heavyweight pugilistic cham
pionship between AL Kaufman of Cali
fornia and James J. Jeffries. Accord
ing to the report, Delaney, who once
managed Jeffries, believes Kaufman
can defeat Jeffries, and is willing to
allow the $1,000 to become a forfeit for
a $4,000 side bet.
Delaney is quoted as saying that in
his fights he has never permitted Kauf-
man to exert himself desiring to teach
him all the fine points of pugilism.
Now he considers Kaufman fit to fight
any man in the world, including JEFF
fries