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Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
KING GEORGE ISSUES
 MESSAGE OF THANKS
Grateful to His Subjects for Loyalty Shown During Coronation Period.

London. June 2G.-Kfng George to- night issued a message Of thanks to his subjects throughout The empire for the loyalty UuSlintedlE expressed by them during the coronation period. His majes.v says it EaS encouraged him Jo so forward with renewed hope that whatever perpIeNiu-e Of difficult ties may arise he and his people shall unite iu facing them and that the uI- tima!e outcome will be t0 the com mon SObd.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Stea n ship Arrivals.

At Libau: June 25. Lituauia from New York.
 At Naples: June ?. AItcos. from New York; koeniEen Lu5se. from New York.
 Al Narseiues: June 29. Roma. from New York
 At CherboUrs: June 7n Prfrz Fried rich Wilhelm. from New York
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Trieste, Austria. June 30-A woman passenger on the Austrian steamer Oceania which arrived here from New York last Sunday, has developed choI- era. The other passengers had been detained at the isolation hospital The oceania sailed from New York on June
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Boston, 8 distance of I25 miles. in the morning. had been tae guest of the mayor aL a clamDahe given to the leg isIa-IEe delegation a- Fishers island. in rh9 early afternoon, and he invited ] Mayor tJauau to take ride with him.
 Msnza Accepts Invitation to Fly.
 The invitation Was accepted and when the transport brought tle party back to the city the mayor and AL wood went bE automobile to Riverside Heights on the west bank 0f the river. aJ which point the moruinG descent ? had been made There were many who thought the mayor would not take the flight.
 Mayor Full of Courage.
 He was full of courage. Just before being strapped into the DipIane he handed his watch and chain and d few elects from his pocket 10 a friend with the request that # anything hap pened they be given to his wife At wood started his twin prcDeilers and scared away up stream just as the varsity ei2lts were being held at the starting point for the pistol
 Swooped Down Toward Water.
 The crews goI the word and were bending themselves to -he task when Atwood and his machine sWooDed like a sieantie hawk down towards the f-s -'l" -fte' al "A HL.lA--
 BiPiane in Advance of Crews.
 The river was clear of biz yachts here and with graceful sweep he went up river rising quite high over the crews and in a sircIe swinging in hack of them. But the human engines which were driving cedar shells through the water were no match for the bipLane.s engine and it took but d moment seemingly before the bipiaue was lead- ing the Way down stream.
 Caused More Excitement Than Race.
 Round again came the aviator amid more excitement than had greeted the lfes If -OntensEIc circles the aviator made his way mile ID river a-ain tp follow Tn the wake ct the crews beat ing them in the race. and again as- eena-ng 70 make more of those circles !
 Almost Touched the Water.
 This he kept uD until the crews . were entering the home stretch. when. coming down the river at height o. 800 feet he suddenly dipped his planes ana swept along over the water until t seemed as iE he would touch.
 Passed Over Drawbridge.
 He swept suddenly upward and over the draWDrldge on which the observe ucn train had just stopped. Down he
 
 bridge completing q circle and then l rising to return Up river
 Dipped Almost to Water.
 Another thrill came to the tens of ] thousands who were watching the ot- | Itane in preference to the race when !. or the upper side of the river he dip . bed almost to the water as the Har- . ward crew swept owe" and then fol- . loWi ing tho lane formed bE tine 4aut decorated yachts st-=reJ straight rD . the course for a mile until he E.as abreast of Riverside Heights again. 10 . N hisa he flew and landed his pa-s.u- ! ger
 Descended at Armstrong Park
 A few minutes later Atwood rose . again To a considerable height swung in circles over the city, and descended ! at Armstrong park for the night
 Mayor Says He HaG No Fears. Mayor Nahan had a very ezhl1arat- . ln- fi.-h.. be said and expressed him . self as enthusiastic oyer the sport. He i sat he had no feelings oC fear, for the motion of the btpane was so seductive
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
ynooLsrea Tea ArrLue-

Ia.G'|2. NasllHElJu. June gO.- 9L55eeh st..a" "".a tons of mcoIored tea. .ar 'aI-e~, Si.lH1elil oI t1e now crop J' it"'.I '"Al. sound this HaHr a-- fEo6 from tn. Orient ou rne Hnrr IaIsno yesterday. Iua,r tEa now ro-ulu1ioDs. ted from the Orient must be unColorcG
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Biggest Dam in the World.

Denver Col. June 30-Thc Stard.ey dam. the largest of it's kind in tha world. is completed with the exception of trimmings" which will ilcrea-e th a height of The dam to 40 feet The 1raudIeE lake irE.Ea m project NllI furnish water for -foa.4 acres Of land north and east of Denver Within 60 aa-S water will be pouring into the air-HeS. To build the reservoir 5000. < 'u0 cubie yards Q. earth were eEca Nar-G.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Madrid, June 50-It is officially stat ed that while the Eucharist process sion was passing through Gale Mayor. one of the city's greatest thorough fares, yesterday, 8 bomb was exploded ju a side street No one was injured, One arrest was made
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
COUSIN OF THOMAS
 GIVES TESTIMONY
Tells How lie Acted as Thomas Agent
 la a Big Sugar Deal,

Washing 1u. June "n- David g. S#e.- -nE. ..'....H#.a snip ur...r and cousin .. '-a-a.u-.a. E Thomas. aa H"t.t.# #.r..r.r u" Inc Eu..-... --- -Hr t.0uiu4 euInu#uE. r1ld rUa h..-. -|-"- E...H lH.ls .2a'.HZ committee tndg. a.- .. ....# as Trnua. .-... I"-nr st|H- aH.G AGotlr ss.lI #.r -.. acquisition ." the p.uu-.r... ..r....
 .-- .. .H."#..- and .n.. t..uaG th. ..rl. -a.nanu.a o..r. to Ef- Thomas lor nf= Gaf.uaa T1ruas r..s under .H..". .l.aar ..T cons ITUa.E ta ..- strain lz.n connection with ..a absorption or rla Tauu-eHar.a ...- corn h- the og-.aI|ed trust .u r.a.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Paris, June 30.-The quarrel be- tween The AaJin and The Journal over rhe international aeropIane race arranged by the latter. resulted in dramatic sword duel between ET Char let managing editor of The Journal. and M. JOuyeneL editor in chief of The Natin today Each received a wound in the arm
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Atwood to Fly Today.

that he had TO thoughts but Of the de- lights of the af7. Da-Sa ge
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Barceionas Spain. June 3o.-The gar rison was held in the barracks today as a result of d violent street encouu- ter between the C4rlists and republic cans last evening. The trouble start ed when the oWue~ of a hand organ played the NarseiIIaise in front of the CarIIsr club.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Caused More Excitement Than Race.

Round again came lnc aviator amid more excitement than had greeted the appearance ef the crews and in a -e- ries uf -ODcensEIc circles the aviator made his way mile rD river again tg. follow ID the wake cE the crews. beat ing them in the race and again az- cendlnE to make more of those circles
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

The Resources Of Trust and Banking comp utos il Maine hate increased 5z5t1.al@- or over -f- per cent. fu the past ten years.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
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f... he. sport na.a..
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
HINES ON RACK
FOR FIVE HOURS
Urda~g2es Long Cross Examination 7t
 Lorlr1er Investigation.

"ashu2roE Jun. "g-for Owe H9-r- today Edward H.uns. t.e wealth. Ul.- .a-a .au.arEaau. whose mann. .as o... ..HH.. ..g -.-n .H a..a-.. .y..u..r ola..ng uuH underwent cross a.ar- .l....n .tar. taa a.Ha.. Lrru.m .H"l0.f.e tee as {. bis na"t .n .u. ....- tt"u- When t.s. comm .rr.a adjourn. -Ut.l .1nnlHo# Iua witness was t... ..at l.# EW9-.a. n.ae#. Ha= ouae0. 3.. .1HItn...e ee vi. probably take recess r1raglIow .sr several #a-e
 Both Senator L0Tiuer.= friends and oDloI@u.s aEurv=sea satisfaction Hilb iHe result gI ta- cross e-au.ua- --oI. Attorney J.au F. Marble. who e.l- 0antea # ln. the n1IlIaIi,u.. am uDauc.5 during inc day gaa. na would folio" ngt aE the leads which had been eu-go-te# rg hum. "aIwaH- u... view n. -et-H- at the truth and not Lo Uarse.ut- au. u.nu."
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
A FCUF--1Er Er<al
 CC.a. E.l..< SUBWAY
Work on Dob a ca. g
 to Soon

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Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Amsterdam, June 30.-The cavalry and police cleared the 0uays of the striking seamen this afternoon. Many seamen are being brought here from Hamburg to replace the strikers and the steamers are getting away.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

A Man Believed to Be David Czplz7. one of the alleged ALc%amarsa arua- mite cousplrators is under srra.r- lance iu London.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

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  Torrent. eua.rs-..a.
 Mrs. s4r.Hrr . -anas-.a-. a|#ur.. ..... Rau.a.I. r. Admiral I... hen. ..s. He.a u..I.s
 James Eyre Hrl
 P#HaaaIu# tif.# urlu..E--. yer iu New this c.rr. ...a
 Vienna June - ..reo sons ...r. wounded riot z at Nau-z. eastern Ga...a. today. fF vas necessary fC cab n.. .lc troo to put an end to the f@h-HE.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Train Held Up
 By Masked Men
THREE TRAINMEN WOUNDED BY
 ARMED BANDITS.
MAIL CLERK SHOT IN SIDE
Taken to Hospital in Dying Condi-
 tion-One Passenger Thrown Over an Entertainment and Badly Injured.

Erie. Pa. June 80-A fast mail and passenger train on the Philadelphia and Erie railroad was held up five miles from this city by a band of a dozen masked men,
 Two of Train Crew Injured
 The mail and express cars were rffe6 and two of the crew, C. H. Block of Erie, mail clerk. and F. D- Rooney, Erie. conductor. were injured Block was shot in the right side and was
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Two of Train Crew Injured.
When tbe Value of Advertising Shows Itself

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Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Harvard Men c.lsbrate-

Hundreds of wildly enthusiastic Harvard men upon their return To the city streets after the big race formed a parade and had short march. T. was like broad band of red over z gray covering with here and there dabs of bIue. It was a great demon strariou and the frst of it's kind .u years. and q spectacle Of delight to the thousands Of people who were iammcd in and about the railroad sta tiou waiting for their special rra ms to ErTT in.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
New Lorden Painted Crimson.

until the finish at Bartlett's cove was reached with four lengths between the shells.
 New London Painted Crimson.
 From that time the New London at mOspheTe reddened continually to a Harvard publication that almost over whelmed the city tonight.
 Vale Harvard Races Since 1852
 Yale and Harvard began boat racing in 1852 on Lake Wiunepe pesaukee at two miles. Two years later they rOwed n Sprin@HeLd at three miles. Lake Quir- sigamOud was then the scene until 1SG9. when Lake SaIuOnstau was used. I1 1876 and 1877 the races were agaIu held in Springfield, and here the idea for four miles was inauguTated. Since 1878 the crews have rOwed on the Thames Results of the series follow.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
FINED FOR ..a
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Hartford Cap
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
ILIuminatlor of Harbor.

Out on the river as soon as night fall came on. hundreds of yachts stood outlined in light fro miuCandescenLs, making the greatest aIIumination seen in many wears. II is doubtful if ever before so many yachts made this har- bor their rendezvous for race day. The center of attraction day and evening Was the Duke of Sulh-rlands yacht Ir4raTf4
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
T-a C#oIaI TI~s

for the three races Harvard .- minutes " minutes. 40 l-- minutes. -z sar- minutes go l-- -e.-
 Harvard la minutes.
 .. t. minutes --
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Met Rough Water
-. -. Maraae-s Lest Heart.

..a ..Hr-a tua Har-
 far tr tIe lead that r. ..H.- # .r." managers
 .w ..a H.H a .rr launch
 -r- ...rr warmth rf tne ." The boiler Dr -.- ..zr. m-u .u ra launch EI.1u .-- .-rIr-ar-a King
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

The Strike of Coal Miners fa tae Tr- TElIHe-a- of H#e=-llgl elan. county. Pa.. which has been ou for more than a year, has been settled
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
'(-'s Co<suaI7 CsIIs fo- More Llfs.
sssmea 2 s-sme to Cns'r

-re -.a sea and shore were f~r and far between u fact. many of Tho Spectators said Thai # seemed a r-7H.a ra ".-r crew that was sO far head H.. a.. nuraE.r- cement 10 rr- fra Hing Blue -.rI' would hay. been
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Judge Derison in tnc United State- circuit court has adjufgcd the tmar- jean Fuse company of IusEg@ea, ,aI h.. a bankrupt
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Vale Trains Were Funsresr.

east carried iu5iIsnt hos~s who cheer ed and sang and made the night mer- -. The trains ggIug west bearing fine Yale supporters were almost fu- uereaI in their ugietness
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
co73roI Of o~e. Its #5r97oII.
COMPLEXION SPECIALIST
 LOSES HER LAWSUIT
Sued American Who Brought One of
 Her Emp.oyes Here

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Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Cabled Paragraphs

mess men from Boston were guests at luncheon today of Raymond J~nwin at
 Later they made a close inspection of Hampstead's Garden J,ity'
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Nor. Autos Than Ever Before.

Every year has seen an increasing number Of automobiles coming iG with parties and the maximum number was reached iodap This evening as mo Tor ears beGau moving westward their Har was barred oy the C0uueutfcIt river at Lyme. where to await passage by ferry the line stretched out tor mile yr. more r1r. f7rrrre
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Tn the morning at 72o. if conditions favor Atwood will G. across Long Island sound and over i-or- Island to the aviation grounds 3 2IueoIa. IT, Will he areompaufcd across the sound hz 7 steamer and he will also carry his macniust-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

WtH Their Ststeroon1 decked with toral tributes given .a-.a HE tu-5T many Friends. newly appointed. tInIta-- sador rn Russia Curtis child Ir.. and Nrss sG.t1d iarl for New York Ee-ter- Gav Th-. will sail from that city toe day on the liner Carauia.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Robert Sw7zey, 2 Canadian was burned at the -r ze 5E El.zieU bau- dirs near Fort sumner. ". -.. ou June l5. according to n letter from Mrs. Emma H-nga ru. moLh-r-iu-l. of he dead man
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
CONTROLS E PER GENT. OF LIKE ORE
Restriction of Competition Found to be the
 Prime Object of the Steel Trust
BUREAU OF CORPORATI0NS. REPORT

Capitalized Twice the Value of Its Tangible pro1er ty-Has Paid Average Annual Profit of D Per Cent. on Money Invested, Much Of Which .s Tied Up in Undeveoped Properties Control of Rzrr1a5s.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Bandits Open Fire.

.z tle train came to standsLfI several Of the passengers alighted to ascaluai iu the trouble Their presence drew the fire of the band of masked
 men and there was a stampede to re- enter inc. carz
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Er Eqreen7ent For Te7 Yesrs HIeIo- by the Boston and Albany will allow the New EcT'. %aH Haven and Hart ford railroad En ron t-t.S between Fttteburg and Eor.h Adams. Ashland and Boston and Newton FTi-htards and Boston has been made.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Bandits Were Forgianers.

According to the opinion here it is l0r train that expert robbers could sa expected to attack Ir fs believed -a narEl-s Mara fareisnere
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

] tiga. Brakeman C. F. Bennis was s1ot
 Rooney Hit With Stone. Rooney received serious injuries when he was hit with a stone throw by one CE rLa robbers
 Ties and Poles on Track. The train was due in this city at l0IG tonight. few minutes before 10 o'clock. when the train was ma king l a large curve. the engineer saw an Ob- strucuDn ahead He stopped the train with all possible speed but not before . IL crashed into ties and telegraph poles that had been placed across the track.
 Crack of Revoivers Heard. When the train hfr the obstruction !. it was first believed by rn= passengers that there had been collision with another train The next moment. how ever the crack of raTolrers acguaiIt- ed them with Cae real cause oL the trains stop.
 Bandits Open Fire.
 E- the train came to staudsLfI several Of the passengers aIghted to ascertain the trouble Their presence drew the fire of the band of masked men and there was stampede to re- enter the cars
 Passenger Thrown Over En7bankment.
 An unknown passenger. braver than the rest caught IOul of one of the robbers. was picked up bodily and thrown over q 300 foot ernbauEmeut. His condition is serious. The mans he |. face and body were badly err and his clothing torn from his back. lie was taken to a hospital in an uu- conscious condition. Passengers Driven Back Into Cars.
 When the passengers began pour ing from the train there Wer- a fer. sharp cries from the men to get ba -Ls Into fle cars When number of ' -. excited passengers failed to take this advice the bandits opened fire. Th.- shot along the sides of the cars lrE.. H5-. the windows. and This effectively rE- au end ro the curiosity Of the pas son --nrs-
 within the cars rhore was panic . 4 uunger of women faiuLeG- while the screams of others caused much con.u- .
 Reached Erie at Midnight.
 The train arrived in this city about midnight. A large number 0f those aboard were from Philadelphia Buff '1 . and intermediate points. The tra iu was !. '-.-.Ln=uS. II meets the through Pl F . aaalg1-a and Buffalo train at Ehuo- ! rum Pa.
 Bandits Were Foreigners.
 According to the opinion here it is ! not train that expert robbers could ! be expected tu attack Ir is believed ] the bandits were f0reigners.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
YzIe Won ~ Tuo Lengths.

.. ... ... mile HuI.- mile and a ha ... freshmen eight Eai-S' aI- s4I..-. .u each ease a.- -Ea.rI. Uut e.. .ll. T. ..- home stretch the Blue 2. "u.--..- ...tad as+. .u. won Js t#. ...- Tor Ia minutes the air sr ..a ...H.ee had dist. .u.f.. blue -..=. s.. #- .9IHr soon changed. for t". Harvard ".lr= 1rn. .Elt nu t.p .I -au H.- Hr rEmI.H- H"ds .ruW the Vale s-". zf -"a start and ep.u- thsre gith a c0nst5nu. increasing lead
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Mayor Says He Haa No Fears.

Mayor Nahan had a very exhia-7t- lu- t#.-h.. be said. and expressed him self as enthusiastic oyer the sport. lie said he had no feelings oC fear. for the motion of the bipIane was so seductive
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Passengers Driven Back Into Cars.
Reached Erie at Midaiqht.

The train arrived in this city ah0ut midnight. A large number 0f those aboard were from Philadelphia Buff '1 and intermediate points. The train was made mp of four day coaches and two
 llmsuS. II meets the through Ph F. a..alghia and Buffalo train at Ehu5-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Despstc1es to 7. c. Du1 6. Go I-- lrata so#sauag.- au.'ua-s iu many .u z. trade H-r future prospects -a rn-5#e-e. Uror..-ir1-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
-. .Ea-..a u 5.9l.

..a course uf every -.- ..r"m.aua- Erdrguiaues Referee Ia5kelhsm
 -. hour f.r rHa wind to --Hr -... the varsity r.. -.. urorad Uunts ... r.a NIautriIIe 5.2U
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
YaLe,s New Cantain.

Gales Ferry. Conn, June 30.-At banquet Of the members of the Yale varsity. a which they broke training tonight Radcliffe Romeyn. 1912. was elected captain for next year. Romeyn lives in New York city and r0wed at No in tOdays race.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Harvard's New Captain.

At a meeting of -he Harvard varsity eight tonight A. Strong. 1912. oE New } fork. vas elected captain. He rowcd Q No. 6 in today's race
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

The National Forest Reservation commission has authorized rEr uHr- chase Of 3o.300 acres of land tu uorth- western Georgia
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Passed Over Drawbridoe.

He swept suddenly upward and over the drawbridge on which the observe ucn train had just stopped. Down he came towards the water below Inc bridge, completing a circle and then rlsing to return u liver
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Not a Blue Wsvered
Frss-rar Pace O-L1 Cor.oLatLo

Tne .u. ..u-1....pu Ju"r Na.r un- kai-.# -......u.- ... u.. .a- I the Fes m.. .a.. --.rr.. The . .H- .a.. |u- .r.s- s -ra Ec - ..H u..a a". #.#" pf fut rp. .... cha. ... ..as- 5. f.- r-.- .... ..#.# .. -.. leader. while Chose ... ....r. r.nl ...u~ amt .-...-. u. n.u. range eIN. Ts... Er. .-ua fo. ..I.--auaIt-u- of FrA
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
= s-a-- srsus. -a-va-ds Power.

.rU-". blades that aaU tle first uu. .r u" the liar .... .s g. ned in that ..a oars and from
 increased tn more ...... the half mile
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
8w0oped Down Toward Water
Biplang in Advance of Crews.

The river was clear of biz yachts here and with graceful sweep he went up river rising quite high over the crews and in a sircle swinging in hack of them. But the human engines which were driving cedar shells through the water were no match for the bipIane.s engine and ii took but d moment seemingly before the bipiaue was lead- ing the way down stream.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
OiP9ed Almost to Wate-.
Deseended at A.rastrona RarE.

A few minutes later Atwood rose asaiu 10 a considerable height swung in circles over the city, and descended at Armstr0ng DarE LoL tEe uLglL.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Forty nine Automobiles. valued ali more than EfZ5.e.a have been stolen tn ghioaeo since June l. according te the police records.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
Witnessed a More Than 25.O00.

-r.r fu rra after .. more than 25.- observation and HH Lhe .... ..n u- sigriaur .f ....r.r.# l0E- #"... Inc river .nu.u.. while beneath which also escaped iii. marine police
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
HaLee Lrfe--or-tL SL-pr-sLna.

So -Ha ..s. 1-.ar ..ta~ wore ra-arE- rr.' ..e Harvard crew was almost ar ra #rr The. |H. cannon h0oued. -Ha whistles =rrea.#aH inc crowds r.r-ra- an. rra Harvard 7ar-men pad- r.a. --ar ..a "r. r.s. had been -.r reu.a..E while 'uE.wain tbaIes swung around r h.e seat for first and distant ..aw a. rra Yale SneI.
 Vale s-...... experts |E. Walter Camp -... r.. na.ls -.gouI- over the and sand ahar Yale wa -zlrpri-- -re. interior .a rH. Cambridge fight
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
T1s Crs Locked Power.

.- rowing tu perfect ..#.-.ur .u rEthm
 ..r rE. power was
 -r.... that the liar ...H| a gain. and r....# down past rne Navy -aa.#.. fleet lane and
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Customs Officials Are Aroused at tha action 2. the German auIerE m ..#rS. who have r-ara-eEr-d Lo their Ear-f-a- menJ tlGt lhe alegatiuus ol fra sd and gHaerEaIHatiDu of imports are a scheme Ja EaEar heir American com
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01

Expeditions Ec1ioo on the peuH-r- treaties with Honduras and E.aEa-Ha was urged bE President Taft iu a wae- sace 10 the senate.