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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

oob eS ~angebori9e Der .@ierbunoert"
ieien, Die iid oas 5Ieiiheiien abgc-
rpobncn luoIlten. aIf eiren 9lttell
Roth bdtte Srou 9obinger fir Die
SouSirolteu. Sic ioete, bub mon
aus Ohicnber5en fiir 10 Gents eiEe
uor,ii9lihe Mabl5eit herltclcn fonrs
tc. Gtipoa aus Dem CONCEPT gebrnGt
wltroe lie orrd) bcn G~inpouo. oob
Der uncrIGttlife Beef Srlit olld) uila
Dem Terfouf Don Odienber5en gtl,ts
;en 3icbc. Nift gerinae lleberro.
ibung erregte Der llmltano, bob molt
inter ben llnterirfiiten o,f Der Ec.
tition nIeoop R~ooicpclt. gfrifo" cut
oedtc.
Gle nntcr uhung in Obi
cu9o.
Gbicugo. /. 6cbruar. - Halph
Grems, Der 8enerolonpolt Der r9tos
tional Eading Co." luar Der eln5igc
3euae, Der ecItcrn ror Der 8rnno
Slru perilommcl ipilr0e, Dor Der Die
RegierrngS.llnter ilidrtna 9egcit oet
%ioacnonnteu .9eei. Srlit" itottfinoet.
gr ~o9noScirte perId)ieoeile Bidder II.
T~ofunlente Der 8cicllihoit. peld)c
cine elite bon glftiouorcn unb Die
Nnmen uoll iSirncl, iuelhc Der (rrlt
obiorbirt bat, cntbicltcn. 1ie llnters
illtlung miro morgen ~fortaelcBt.
Geuti d),I mcritnner gcgen
bic Serthcucrun9 Der
2ebcnsmittel
GIepclouo, O., I. Sebrudr.
Ser bieiige Staotperbono beoIeutid).
Gmerifoniifeu NotionolbitocS bat
ecitern on oer nntionalcn Soriisec.
bcn Or. e. s. 8crali1cr in 8bi(oocl.
pbio cine Rciolution ab9eIonot, ourf
luelhc beolltragt miro, DAB Der
.Gentidl Anleritoniife Notiono!-
guno iidJ Dem Sompf aegelt Die be.
it1nbigc Gertbcrerl,ng Oes Scben$s
municipalities orlbllcBc mo aut 1old}c
@eiie ser 9elpegung fiir Die gin'tel'
lung bes Sleiih9enuiieS iiber $500.
600 InbGnger 5utilbre.
Gie 8rano Sllrp beS bieiigcn
County. 8eridlteS ieBtc heiite ibrc liz.
terilidiing fort, onrh welhe ieit9e,
felt peroen iou, luen Die Shulb
an Der bcitGnoiaelt grbobung beS
Ereiies Der 2cbensmittel triift, mo
oh inter oen Sanolern ein ginoers
itGnoniB beitebt, ourd iueld)es ooS
itootlihe anti . Sruitgeieb Dcrlest
Miro. Cine mcrflihe Ieliocrurg lit
Ben Breiiell Der 2ebcl1smittel trnt
belltc nid)t ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
q mcrifnner bci Sole.

Nom /. 6ebr. Inter Den Scr
lonen, Die bci'm geItri0en Npf-Gnt
prollge Der Soulnln @elello norge'
lteIlt murocrL bcrallOcn lid) nod)rol-
gcltnc Hmcrltoncr: 6rcocrlf Gro>p'
nlnlblcIo, Gircftor Der amerlfnnl-
'dIcn NtoOernlc III Nont, uno Satin;
Sr. !. Y. Coolidge unO 6ron aus
To1tnll; Nlldltlt z. Mor0p, lrilhercr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

Der 10 oiclfdd oltf beItl9en Wiocr.
iton0 ItoBenbc 9lntroH ErellBcn's oui
Grbcbung bon Shiffobrts ubgobcn
oorllegt. Gle 8erboltOlrn9en o%ilritcil
cine IN iel1er aorpcrid)oit ieltenc Sch.
hoiti0teit o%1tcbntcrr. 1ic Gnti6ei-
Dung miro bcrcitS an Mittlpod ct.
mnrtet.
So5ioliIteniicQ in Giicnad
cltGeitcllt.
Iic uoacnbetc 3Ghiun1 Der Stint.
men bel Der Heid5toqa.Griobipobl m
arctlc @iienod)- GcrnbQd) bat einen
fnoppcn Sieg beS SD5ialocnofratcn
Seber crgcben. Cen arcis bate irii.
Der Der Eeltidliojiole 5fod pertrcs
ten, luclder meacl1 Der GntbiiuunQcn
itbcr bic latham bcfol1ntc oSriolen".
afiolrc iid) gc5mungcn iob. iciH
Monoot nicocr5illcgcn.
Ncrtubren nic0rrgeiAlu =
y II.
Gic biciiac StootSompoltidoit bot
ooa Ncrfobrcn Ncgcn Die 9riiocr
N6oli uno 1Srit Gbcrbod, mo @croi,
lcn mcgcn Otangcla an 9elueiicn ME
bcr0cIhlogcu. Tic Niinirc Gberbnd)
bate in Ic5cmbcr Oe9 So6rcS 1908
nid)t 0crin9c Seniotion crrcgt. Gir
Nrilocr mnren bcihul6igt iporbcn,
eihen Notel-Srult nit aerpulti0cnt
Sopltol gc9riiunct, Strobn1anner.
Girettorcn aitfacltellt uno bic Son0H
5llm ci9encn 9tllBcn mnnipolirt 5ll
BADEN. Scr SrnIt Acrietb in &iQlli
outlolL, mo Die 8clO9chcr crbicltcn
mn luenig BON ibrcnl HnIngcfnpitnI
6rriif.
Or robe 2 Of a d) Surnier.
Gic 9cItern bcgonnctc 6. Fortic
III ocnt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @ettfnmpl
5luiid)cn &nSfer ulo Shled)tcr ipltr,
DC bclttc az Gnoe qciiibrt mo enocic
IN Henis. Ger Stouo ocs Mettfun.
piers lit mlnnle6r: Shled)ter 3lA,
Sosfer 21A. IS rucroen I'M @on5c:
nod l~erncrc a Eortic'n geipielt per.
Den.
gbrungen in NuSi d t.
8nlt5 beionoere Ghrungen cripnr,
ten Die Otitglieocr Der oeittid)somcri.
tuntldcn arie9ernereine, Die ini
6rlibling 81 9eiud) nof Berlin fprl,
men. Son ocn WIilit0rfopcllen Der.
ldiebener @aroc.Rcgimenter lperben
tic otf Dem 9ubnboi c%mpinngen mo
ltad) ibren !Sptel5 gclcitet perocr.
Nn Der 6riibia6rspnrnoe oeS 8oroc.
corps o1lf benz (empel6ofcr 6cloe
luerocn lie ais ~bcionoere GbrengGltc
oco aoilcrs tbeilne6men. Sic wcr-
Den lid) ielbIt nn Der Gornoe bctbci!i.
gen, m1breno man ibrcn Mnge6ori-
gen Mogcn 5ur Terfilglng iteler
miro, Die 1T llnnnittel6drer Nobe Der
foiieulid)en Cutie a%tnfiteQnng iiitoen
lucroer. 3 -, o. 30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
Scin ,SntcrciIc fir GinfummcnItcncr.

vi it H. MlQii., t.. 6cbr. - Nl&
G%cltcrn boS Gomitc Ser 2e~gislotur
tirr @e5icbumgcn sum @nnOc 5uiom.
mcntrot. llnt Aniihtcn iiber Die Sra.
geaoer GiuHIbrn0 Der Giafommen
%liriter III boron, mniiir oua groBtC
Gpmitc5immcr 9eu0blt mar, mnrer
lnlr pier 9otcn, Iilnf &crtrcter Don
3%cltinaen mno eff }Sripntlelltc anne.
IcIo, m1brcno ollie l}ortcifiibrcr. her.
pcrrogenoe @cid)GitSlelltc rnb Natio.
ndlofonomell 0llrd) NbueIenbeit
Q!6nStcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

@eid)GitSbetriebes i'm Staote &or-
los eilt5ogen moroell, neil iie iid &C.
neigert bate, cine Gon5eiiiors @e.
biibr 5lt cntrid)tell, 6ercn 0erednlIrig
ibr gcionmtes @tticnfopitol 81
8rllnbe geleat mar. 0ie3 mar nnd)
Den 9cItinmln9en zines 0cIetea
pom Sabre 1905 gcI6ebell, pelteS
aQe olsmdrtiaen Specification, mclr
DIE in &nrios @eiddfte betrciben, ci-
ner iolfcn 9%eiteuerung ruteriporf,
beren Grtrug 5u ben %pcrmanenten
S6ulionbs abgeiiibrt peroen iollte.
Gie beutigc Gnt'd)cioung lpllrbe BON
Gid)ter Sorlom publi5irt, iudbrcno
Hitter Solnles elmer ablueid)enben
Nniid)t Nuobrlld oerlieb, tpelfer olld)
Sberritter S,lIler uno Tihter Ic'
Gerrna beigetrctct iuoren.
Yrojeiic mcacn Der Gorpo-
rotionsIteuer be-
i6lcuni9t.
1Sn anerfennung Der @ihtigtcit
Der &erbcifiibrung elmer boloigeil
Gntit)cibul1g iibcr Die 6roec, Oh Die
0eitimlnltngcn ocS Eopne'Gor be-
jiiglid) Scr GrDcblulg ciucr 9unoes.
Corporations 3 Stcuer NIT Der 8iln'
oes . @erfoIiung i'm giuflonge Itebcn,
bcrollmtc scr bod)lte 8eridt2bof in
Dem Slintihen Sale aus Germort
mo Den ied)S atocrcn anbau9i9en
Erojeiien, IN iueld)en e6 lid nm Die.
ielbc Sroge bonbelt. sur 9eid)leuni'
qil,g oes Seriobrens gerbonolrneS-
5ermin, lpie oon Den Yorteielf erbe-
ten, ollf Den IA. Wdr5 or. 9ei'm
Shlub Der ber,tigen Gibuna pcrtags
tc iid) Der 8erid,tshof bis 5llln 81.
Sehrlnr.
9cgrabniBIt1ttc nift
beilig.
Ger LANCE Gompf, lueld)cn Die sur
Hed)t8prariS 5l9elaiienc Snoionerin
2poio 9. Gpnlcp seiiibrt hot, nm SIT
p%erbinoern, ouB Scr 9egrdbniBplos
ibrer 8orfobrcn in aonios Gitp,aS,
perfol,it miro, enoete bette nit ibrer
befinitipcn Nieoerloec, inoenl Der
botIte 8eriftSbof pie Die Sorinitan.
sci, allf gbiueiiing Der alaee %erfai,n-
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

Sm TeprGen nbous
bot Der slbeeoronetc 8olfcr bon
9rooffpn cine Sorloge eingebrnd}t,
sic g%infnbr5oQc nuf Sleiid) inlo
Sf,loftpieb fir cit Ssobr 81 ii;spei,s
biren. Graom bon SSilbinnn brndlic
cine VorIage eiil, peldlc Ole Iuihe-
biine aller 3o1c auf Nohriirasmiitel
foroert. Yapi,e. Der &otcr nos ieBl'
gen Garits. erflGrte ober. bob er hit
feincn Hreis in cine %s(bGnoerlitg oes
5arifs mi[Iieen lperoe. Iie Sbcuc-
riu,e babe nit Dem Surii nidt bos
@erinaite SIT ihdfielt. IaS lit cine
nmbeiuieiene 9ebauntilna. nihts pcie
fer; nber es ltebt 3u befiirdten, bnb
Die Stanopatters Eopnc, Ilbrid) unh
ibre !SintcrmGnncr nad) ipic por oic
Rebrheit i'm Congress bobcn. An
Dem neiten Rnitb.1a rif borf nid)t &c.
~riittelt pcrben.
irhcn E c Ii d. ais S%trnte.
Gus 1T oas Nel,eltc. ipnS ser lieltc
Wapor Der Staot indianapolis, Der
Worm beiBt S6anf, anorbnete, Inn
8irtbe, ipelfc bas SonntoeS- @eies
iibertreten baben. pieoer aiIf cen
8fab Der 1useno 5uriid5rfiibren. gr
foil einieen @irtben. Die ooS Sonn.
tagSaeies perIett bnben ioLten. Die Sc
cel,3 ent3oaen. bnbei ober periprodcit
BADEN, ibnen Die 2ieen5 pieocr ST be.
piligen, rci,ii Die llebeltbdter all,
Sonntoa biibif sur Stride pilgerii
unb bon benz betreficnocn Beiitlihen
cine 9eideinieulte bcibrineen mir
Den, oa6 iie Dem snn3en Sottesoielts
tie beigeipobnt bdtten. Murnpis En-
Iter alaiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02

Cine oanfbare Sole. -
Sln gelelliacn Terein ioqte ein flci.
ies Tbenterltiif aufgefiibrt luerOcn,
uiio Der 8egiiienr bate Miibe, belt
Gbrgei5 Der Mitglieoer. bic oae cine
CUTE &olle boben nol1ten. ein,iioGm-
iiten. Mieoer naberte lid, i'm, eiit
applalisouritiger SiinsIins init Der
Graee: Limb mos ioG id ipielen9"-
Isle ioIen ben Batter Der 9eIbin &c.
ben" NOR Die I1trport. = Limb mas
bat Der 5n tbun?" = Gr itirbt iebn
Sage Dor ben, crIten gft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
2eiocn bes Tprid1ers Sims.

Gan Srancisco, Gal, T.. 3ebr.
= Wit 5erriitteter @eiunbheit lit Or.
9. s. Gins bon Der piiIenlfaitlifcl
Grpeoition, Die er nah Der Fbilippis
nen.Sniel 2l,5on i'm Sntereiie beS
.6ielo Nuieums" in Chicago inter.
nommen bate. olii benz Idmpfcr
~Nonfuria" lpieoer bier algefoms
men. Or bate uuiGglidJe 2ci0cn jl
ertrager, bat abcr 5000 bon linn ge-
inmmeltc. grcmplarr Gbiere mo
Yflan5en i'm @ertbe bon $4,000
iiitgebrad)t nnO auBeroem 1000
eremplare, Die iein 6rcnno nlto 9e-
gleiter ". SoneS. Der Don bclt $50
rtten crntoroet mrrOe, gciamnc!t
lot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
%esrabnif ocs 3iacnucrfoniss Sar
rim.

Evansville. S,,o,. [. 6cbrilor.
3lgertner ans ullcn SbeiIcn Der Ser.
Siooten bobcn lid bier ei~ngeiullocn
iill Dem Scgrdbnib ibreS an 26. So.
iilinr i'll Rlllenpille peritorbencn $50.
i;'gs" Hlt)aro 6orriion beiiumobncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-02
Webc, ,uenn tic losselaKen
Gus Gomitc fir Wittel mo @ege
bonn Observation-Disclosures milf
iid) nad Sen ltriohen Der Nab.
run9smittel E6eucrimg linl'
id)allen.

run9Smittel ; Gbeucrrmg lint
id)allen.
Mobin9ton. 3. s.. /. Sebr.--
IoS nit ben arobtel 8emoIten aus.
geitottete Gomite iiir Wittel Wlb
Wege beS Observation-Disclosures 1T
oilrd) einen pom Reprdientanten
Gopne bon Hetu.Dorf einaereihtel,
9eiflilB beouftrogt moroen, cine I'm
teriildJllng in Die Balm 5u l%erlfcn,
Inn fcit5ilitellcll. meld)cs Die llrindlen
Der SIeucrul1g Der 2ebeilsltnfoIten
in ben Ser, Stoaten iino. Iic glis.
goben iperoen ans Dem Sono fir I'M.
porbergeiebel1e Soften beitritten.
Srnu 2obinger'S 9nmpf.
ruf.
Hcms Yorf. 1. ,Sebritor.-Gitc
Dor DEM S9urm oes metropolitan
8ebGuoes a,fgeIteaie Seifeufiite bill.
bette Die Hoitra. bon Der bcrob geiterll
Ndfntittag Dtorp Iorunellp. ole irii
here Wntroite oes @ei1ngnilies BON
Si,ecn's Goitntp, 6rou Sopbic SO.
binger, Srl. Selene Wurpbp INTO aii.
berc Ion1er aus Der, Rci)en Der
Siiffrn9ettcn oelt 8rie9 geeen bcn
9eef.2 riiit berfiinbcten mo gleid)'
5eiti9 fir oos @oblredt Der 6raiicr
cine Gauge brod)en. Gtpo 800 Neil.
gierigc batter lid, I'M bic Seiienfiite
o%n9eianmelt. Inter ibl,en ~cirfuIirtc
cine Tetition, NIT ipelf)er Dos itabti-
Idle Sdnitdtsomt eriltht iperoeit ioll.
6leiid) mo Ndbrungsnlittcl. Die lnn,
ger olS 60 Gage in 2agerhGuieru lit.
tergebrod)t DarelL. confiS5iren Iirb
pcrllid)ten SIT loiien. Sur 3eritoriing
erboten iif il, bereihpiGigcr Weiie bic
Observation-Disclosures, Der Seriommlung,
luclte iif nad) benz 9ciipicIe Der
Bottom Sea Vnrtn" aIS .8othom
SStI fullU ptHuitt'lilCu-
Ter 8eginit Der Seriantnnfi1s
p~ersogerte iid,, neil 5uerIt Der Nescr,
meIfer Die Seifcitfiitc aiif Der Sd)IiI.
ter trllg, unb ipoter SRI. Murpbp
niht 5ilr Stelc lparen. Srou 81.
bingcr lebnte cs nit GROCER gntidie.
benbeit ob. ais erlte Hebnerin Dor ods
p%eriomnelte 8olf jii tretcn. gQs lie
cS that, nod]oem oas nnpiitftlid)c
SRI, Niirpbp eii,en l1neeren rSer-
mon" losseloiiel,, ipiroe tic onrt,
oen 3ruiidenriif ultterbrofen, oab lie
oitoers reben ipiirOe. ipeni1 ibr eiae.
lter 8otte benz ~ebrianten Stonbc Der
Wcsgcr a~ilgcboren wiirbe. Sic re.
plijirte ihnea eefaBt, oaB ibr 8a!te
fein Wesger lei uno Die Dleiiher I'M
eigcnen SntereIie gut oaran tbGten.
lid oein Sample gegen oer Beef.
1rnit ali5uid,lieberi. Gie Mairon,
Ionnellp iuiirbc oils Srail poraeItellt.
Die ~adlt Sabre int 8efGnenib neil.
te". Eie 3nborer mud)ten groBe ai.
gen. berubiaten iid) aber. nadoem tie
erfabren botteit, baB Die Nebnerin
nitt etrpa Mrreitontin. ionoern 300.
trone gerpeien NOR. Ginige Iamen
entitiesen oorifberfabrenoen automc.
bilen uno iesten lire Na,nen unter
Die Yctition. 6rau S0binacr iaste,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
National League Ends Annual Session
Schedule of 154 Games Announced, Commencing April 12th and Ending About October 12h-Robert L. Hedges Leaves for the West Complete Sale of the St. Louis American Club

New York. Dee. tG@1'he annual mid uiiy came fo n close with 4 banquet in which all the nasu6tea iB town 13in- ed
 The Hatiopai league ended its au~ nuhi session by declaring for a l1f- game schedule. commencing Amii iZ, and ending 'rn or about October iZ Tho schedule committee appointed yesterday will confer with President Johnson of the American league 0n tte spscihc dates President C. W. Mur- phy of Chicago wins his point fD cx- tenf fhe season to include Columbus day and Chicago Tay. both hoiiH8vs extensively celebrated ip chioaeo. President Johnson said the American league would end its season Ion Or about October G
 Hpbort r.. Hedges. principal owner 0f he Ef Louis Americans. left for the Wrnt tpuiGht to complete the deal whereby the syndicate. arranged by Ben Adkins and composed Of Mark 1ud Net Ewing r. M Hodguan and Lou Hal. will take over the contrOlI- ing Interest In the elup He will meet thrro tto American league committee, cgrsietiug Of President Ban Johnson, Charles A. Conniskey and Frank !. Farrell
 When non0tiations gre over Mr. Hedges will go to Arizona on person al buHiusas and then will visit Europe, expecting tO remain for several years in Improving his health.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
cHRlsTY METHEWsCa WON
 THREE FOURT8 DF CONTESTS
Victorious in More Gsnoes Than Any Other Pitcher in National League Last Seas1n.

New York, Dee. '--Csrfsfg gfara- eHson of %eT York Ton more ganes than any other pitcher s1 tsze %s g5lssai league last season. according .9 tae official reeorGG made public fD1lZs f. Three other rWiriers, klEs@er. E,nsJ- Hopi of PsrfgDDrg, Cole of Cnsca gC and Cran1aH Of &nw York, had higher per- centages Df victories than tne 5.aEr3 gtsr
 8atheHson won three f0asrfas og hfs contests, his wins numbering z7 Of the pitchers DflD had higher percent ages of victories Pelf pDI ts credited with II wins. However, He took part on.y in five complete games. Cole l-ad zJ and Cran9sll II.
 fp3e held ais CpDcoe1ts 65 q lower average oE runs per game tzls-n any o1 his rivals Moore of Philadelphia sZ- ceiled in cEf<eoutg. while Harmon oE St. Louis en5ogg the distinction Of lg- suing more p@sges and Uncof3lng more wild pitches than anyone else
 The Brooklyn club led G1e National league ia fielding. Tae .15ITt1Ua lE who ezoelleo ln fielding their resp ecrlse positions are Scau5or of Brooklyn, among Cne pitchers Moran c2 pnlia- deiDnIa. among the cacenerss Chance oS Chicago, among the H-zt 0aseue1- 4IcEecha5e Of pltCso1rg, among he second Dasemen, Zinn1Gerasn Of Chi cago. among Tte third 0aaema1e DCg- Ian of Philadelphia, among 1he short stops, and Kane If Chicago. among the oUffelGers.
 FoH3v1eg zze sae efaclz7 eez z11 1lsezl1z s-- psr-1eiDs1s1 ls ' e raoss -4a15l-zzo zzs=s olr- fnz -ae sezSn q lf-5-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
STOCKS DULL AND FIRM.
Bonds Again the Feature of the Market
 Yesterday.

New York, Dec. 16.-The compara- tive strength and activity of the bond of interest in today's operations on the stock exchange. Stocks were dull, though firm, but the demand for bonds was well maintained, as was evidenced in the general higher price level. Fur theT gains were made by the various issues of the Central of Georgia road, and the beneficial effect of the recent court decision on these particular is- sues seems to have extended through out the list Bankers and bond houses reported an awakening of interest on the part of investors whose apethetic attitude for months past has been largely responsible for the stagnant state of the market The market open ing was irregular, with some heaviness in United States Steel, most likely at- tributable to the announcement that operations at one of the corporations largest mills are to be curtailed indef- initely because of poor business. Fol- lowing the early recession the market hardened and then became duller than on the previous days of this very dull week. The movement was without sig nificance at any time, and in the late session became absolutely featureless.
 Sales here for London account were estimated at :, GOO to 5000 shares, all of an arbitrage character.
 Forecasts of the weekly cash move IUeHL pOnlL 10 a SIldH JOSS or lOCai banking institutions. Our heavy ship ments of currency to the Pacific coast and the southwest have been largely offset by receipts from the interior and taking the weeks general activity into account no marked changes are likely in somorrows bank statement.
 Publication of some more railroad reports led to rumors regarding the maintenance of existing dividend rates. Action on Great Northern preferred and Northern Parifc will be taken shortly. and rumor persists that no re- ducuOu will be made bY either com pany. The strength of Reading may have had its origin in gossip which had 1t that an increase in the present rate of dividend would be announced next week.
 Transactions in foreign exchange to- day were seemingly without bearing upon the gold import situation. At this time there are no indications that an American bid will be made for the south African gold to be delivered in London next Monday. but a much larg- CT consignment is due there later in the week and some of that may go to our bankers.
 Bonds. Total sales, par value, $l, 1SS.44t. United States unchanged.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
MoRDECAl BROWN EXPLAINS.
Tells Why Big Majority Of Pitchers
 Are Failures with the Stick.

"The batting helptesgness of pitch ers," remarked M0rdecaI Brown. the great threc-fiugered HUrler of the Cubs, "fas been 8 rich joke for thirty years, and no doubt Will continue 10 De ao as l9ug as the old game ls played. Why are pitchers 70 feeble WIth tne sticky Why gre they lemons with fae bat and on the DagesZ
 The average naa outside rhe game would think that pitchers should 0n fns best batsunen ln the world. They know all about the tricks OT fnroaInZ the ball; they should know 51st what ls being sent bY the other pitcher. and. therefore, being educated. A. t were they ought to be exceptionally good hitters. But as q rule they are miserable punka with the stick, and are getting worse instead of better ss the years go by.
 "The reasons for the weak batting Of pitchers are numerous. so nJmer- OUs, in fact, that any o1e Df them would seem wholly logical as an c1- cuss. For one thing. the pitche. G. pecislly in q hard, close game. Is about all in ss he comes back from The sIa D at the end of every inning. He is pant ing, half dizzy, nerves and muscles throbbing, and how can 5 man ln that condition be expected to go Bp and hit the baIl2
 There is good reason for helpless AAESD VIII L4AF lHl l- tA o EA Fo.t litoatH pitchers. Then, again many nuYlers are specialists and students oG pitch- ing and nothing but pitching. They spend all their practice time learning the tricks of the siabmau's trade, these and nothing more. They can't bat. simply Dccauge they cont kno-v how.
 "StiH others disdain batting on the principle that they are earning their salaries by pitching and nothing but pitching; that they do enough along those lines and that 1t would De fool ish for them to even attempt ro bat. StiH more of the slaOnaen alIege that batting and running the bases tires them out so that they cannot do their best with the curves, and hence they are really serving their clubs most faithfully when they do not try to slug.
 All of these reasons are logical and self explanatory. Of course, 2 pitcher who can bat has q big advantage over
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
JACK JCHSSCa TO FIGHT
 BEFORE PARIS CLUB
To ss,ei1e s25,c1o ss His Share, Win,
 Loss CT Draw.

Jack Johnson nas agreed f0 aQeef tae winner of tGe I@u%fora~ Jeanette 6zh1, seneaaiea tO lake place IT. France 5n tefr1a4K. iD 4 z1~rlQnA boat before ihf WaSraN club Gf Paris nAzt spring. Johnson #if receive szg o9G as his end of tbe purse
 The only condition lwDDxea 1y fae champion in agreeing fC fne match ls fbat tne sz5s5DJ which lx fD 1e h3s stare of the stake yin, lcse CT oFa U, shall be posted l0 tnfE o9aufFy before nc sails for Europe next March, The date for tns Da fEie probably NiE De sci n ADflL The offer of q match tD Johnson came lp A letter from Al Lappe, &hJ ts in Paris @s1a ffarry Lewis, }fe offers tDG o14Dre6 mar gz5.- QUO ln tte name Of Inc 8Agram club.
 aM Htilns to make fas match, said Johnson. 4Tne oTsg condition l shall ln6lst On ls that money ] an 70 receive shall be posted ulfa q respDn- sjD3e man In tnls country before ] gal for Europe la March"
 4 cable message fS rb.a effect Ta. gent Ip Al L5DDe at once. E.6 smith being named ss me nSlGer Dg me sz1,- 999 which ls gD 0e JDnusonz part of the purse fdDpe wrote that sHe c5llo Has willing fD ,Jt up %z5 .ba5 for John son end NIH. lose or draw. f1e battle to De zg rogaGs, and f9 Dc decided some time during inc nDnsas Df &gIl and May
 This ls foe first statement lF . deg- mite character that Johnson nas mace about fighting since fne affazr af Reno.