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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
WliiDrnOr
0icbe8luOrtc
Sic birlbereOetCm Gails
IangsSriCfc brrlclen.
Sysnonnte 0ailIaitr fdnt in
Gbmli1ncDt.

Ser @oriier.9Sro5cB acitigt mcbrcre
ueuc seniotioncu. Der &or-
iibcr ocs ccricbts forocrt cincn
ocr bciiibcnOcn 0iidtcr gum
0ucll. glngcblid Scr 9criu@
acruas5t cincn 8cuaan cin8u-
ic6iidtcrn. Ger Sn6olt scr
@ricfc.
Goris, 25. Suli. @looome
Ncnricttc GoiIIour, ocrcu 9Sro5cB
i,cocn @rmoroiug ocs u6igoro" Sic
ooftcarS @oitou Galmettc @oris
iAon 10 Monde 5eniotioncn be-
idecrt Bat muroc bcltc o6umd6tig,
lgd6rcnO sic Sie6csbricfc, iuclc6c i6r
jCtigcr Wotte Dor icincr S1eiOune
ben Wtooamc @ueuOon an iie gerid-
tct botic, i'm Ocridjt Derlcien mur.
Den. Sic crboltc iiCb crit na1 elmer
5hnoc mieocr. Gob iic idicn mdb
reno oes iibrigel &crlaufS Scr Si-
sung iic6 fmm Ger 0inge, bic nm
iie por9irgen, bclpitBt 5u icin.
Gin 6emcrfcnsmcrtbcr &orgonq in
&crbtnoung nit scr %crDonolmg iii
scr 5trcit, scr iib 5pidcu ocm %or-
iiecr oes @crihts, g3i6ter 2ouiS
glIbonct, uno 9iidter 2ouiS 0ogoll.
iii, cincm scr 0rci bciiitcnocn 9iid
tcr, crbobcu Bat. glls elm Gcnlltat
Oieies Outputs Bat 9iidter 9ll6anet
icincn GoIlcqen bcreitS cine 6or0e
ring iibernittelt.
0ic Gorbcreitilngen fir 0oS 0ucl
lino Dcriboben norocn, Bis oaS Sil-
in3miniitcriim ieinc Gntibciolng
ooriiber obgegebcu bat, Oh OaS 0ueIl
itottiin0en 0Qrf Ole 6eiOen 9tiG-
ter ioBcn 6cute Seite an Scite, obne
Gin @ort nit cinanocr 5u mehlcln.
Erofeiior @icrre 9eIbet BON Der
llniOeriitdt bon @oris bro6te cine
mcitere Seniotiom oils er iic6 mcigcr-
tc, Ocn 8cuocncio 81 lciiten, neil iidb
i0m, ipic CT iagtc, cine 9Serion gend
bert bo6c. ocrcn glomcn CT nibt
preis5ugcbcn Ocripro@cu babe. Die.
ie Ecrion babe ocn glamen 2oboriS
cripG6ut mo acioot, ooB oicicr iie
gcionot babe.
Der @crtbcioi0er ipran0 miitbcno
ouf sic SiiBc uno crfldrte, sic bctrei
fcn0c %crion babe gelo0cn. Damn
folgtc cine icbr bcfti0c 9luSeinonoer
icbuno 5wiicbcn Wloitre 2o6ori uno
4'roiciior 0clbct-
Der 2cbtere cn0ctc ihlicBliM Den
3ipiiMcniall, in0cm cr 0cii 3cugci'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

itonO oerlieB, obne Sen 9Eomcn Der
Fcrion Gcnannt 81 babcn.
9ioGiic6enO Ser poae gSortlout OcS
crItcn 9riefcs, oen Sr. Goillour Dor
Iciner GdeiOung BON ieincr criten
@ottin an icinc jebige @ottiu, Die
glngeilogte, ricbtete:
,N1eine iiiBc fleiuc 9liril @lit
ser 9ttinerfiomfeit, oie cr perOiente,
babe ic6 Gcineu 9riei geleieu, peldcr
cine eingebeuOe GripiOerung notbig
modt.
SMon ieit ule5reren Eagen babe
ic6 0ie 9lbiidt 9e6o6t, Elm WliBperlte-
ben Ourb cine genauc Grfldrlmg 81
ueric6enEeu. 9(lS i1 Did ia6, fiiblte
ic5 mein gan3cs Sein BON Dir Ourd-
orimaen Erob olc0cm iolte iN wi-
OeriianOen ba6en un0 id miirOe 5luei-
iclSo6ne ouc6 sen @}ut6 geiunoen ba-
ben, mcin ciqcnes Sel6it 5u 6eiiegcn,
w6rc id 0o6eim gliidliM gcmeicn.
9l6cr id6 mar nid5t gliidlid. SD mar
ernic0ri0t mo oermunOet BON Gem
mas ic6 Gotte Our6md1en niiiier,
lnO 01iemanO fam mid pcrgciien
modem ipic ie6r nncine> >@efiible per-
lcBt murOcn 9licnlanO f0nnte meinc
@anOcn 6eilcn. SIN @egent6eil man
oeridlilnmerte lie nnr. Tober CAB
ih 0ir mciu Sd nit leiOenidoitliHcr
99il09cit oOer pielme6r nit luilOcr
9ciOcnimoit. 91idtsocitopeniger err
o3tcic id cs SIR 3eit Der &orfGlle,
Die iH bier llibt peiter 5u crlpd6ucn
6rolde, ais neinc EfIidt, Gid 0an5
5u loiicM inOem id Dir in ciuem
9rieie Gcine ooae Srci6cit pieOer-
gab.
Gbrlid6 gciaot ib iii6lte MIDI ieI6it
nidt iidcr genlg, meinc llno650n-
gi0fcit wieOcr 3u Gcuuiucn um mid
berehti0t 3il fiiblen Cir 3u rot6cn,
Oie Seine SIT erlauacu. Nlit 6emuu.
OcrnSmcrtGen Mnt6 inO nit Der
proHiDollen &ii6n6cit, melhe 9ic6e
uuo Gcrtroucn Dir gobcn bait Du
Dir 9eiuc Srei6eit 8uriidcro6crt, in.
ocm Ou mir fir5 iogtcit: sd uer-
lonqe BON Dir uiir, cine Gerpilid.
ilmg, iinO OnS lit bic, mir 0cine 2ic-
Be 81 djcnfcn~ umO Oieien g@ortcn
bait Oh nod 6ii5ugeiiigt: uSd taun
nicbt an oie Sdrantenloiigfeit 0ei-
'ner 9ie6e glau6en, menn es Cir niht
eincs Goges gelingt ieIbIt ire 5l
weroen.~
&b ontportc Dir: uSc6 lie6c Gid
imo ucrOe Gid ewig lieben. Sd err
partc nit SiHer6eit cines Cages,
mcne Srei6eit pieOer 81 crlangcn
Oo6 infer fcinen llnildn0cu mcrOe
ic1 Dor Ocn @oblen irgenO mclbc
Sdritte t6iln."
gGar eS nic6t 10, meinc 0liri2 SSni
SinterQrunOe meines 9cnfenS be-
iionO Oos @ciii6l Dob icb einen iol-
iden Sdritt act6ou 6otte, 0oB 5ui.
i6en elmer 0rittcn Herion unO mir
ioldc @eridieocn6citen Oes Tempero.
mcntS, oeS 9Seiens, OeS G6oraGcrs
6citanOcn OoB cine &otoitrop6e un-
perneioliA mar; OoB not6wenoigcr
g9eiic sic 3cit cinen @rud berbeiiiib.
rem miirpe gang o6ne Riidiidjt olf
sic 6roge elmer anOeren Sie6e, ein5ig
ols OoS 9ieiiiltat OeS 3uianlnienito-
Bes 5lueicr @een Die cinon0cr niNt
perItonoen- God ic6 por mir be.
wnBt nno idb bin mir nod bcmiBt
ooB inter feiHcu lluiidnocu mciuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

9ie6c Oie oirefte llriade jene5 @rlt-
HcS ieh fonnie, in eriier 2inc, melt
! il einenl iolGen Sale eincn Sbeil
meiner Sclbito6tng Derlorcn 6a6en
miir0e, unO 5wcitenS, neil ih ii6er-
3eu9t mar, Dab es fir Oie 3ufunit-
fiir uniere 3uflmft bon Ser groBtcn
9eOeutlng mar, OoB feline @er6in-
Oung 6eite6cn oQtc 5piic6en Dem
9rud, Sen iH Oorausio6, lnO elmer
9leigung, meldc mir t6curer lit.
Die Ginge famen gan5 G6nliG,
nic i6 es icit einem Sabre porouS-
geie6eu Gottc. Ganu folgtcn iid sic
@rcigniiic iii i6neller gliifeihanOer-
folgc un0 naiu @epiiien luelAeS
BON elmer 6cin6cit it, Oie al lle6er
6coentlitfcit ia, 5mpeilcn on Gorr-
belt gren3t lcioet mir uenig inter
Oem @eOontcn OaB mein @er5 0ieie
Grciguiic 6eeiniluBt 6ot.~
I'm front un0 flor 5u ipre@en,
es 1T ii6cr, ooB gewiiie 9ingc iid
nidt in 70 ropioer @eiic entipideIt
hcbcn miiroen, mic oics oci1o6, bdt.
tc iH Old beieIicn unO 2iebe in mci-
nem 0er5en ge6obt. 0oh 0oS lit
undergraduates 9coclitrng uno iA
lin mir poIlouf bemuBt, OoB bon
0ieien @eiiHtspunfte ans mcinc
Sfrupel iibcrtriebcu iinO.
@cnn Gin Wlom 81 Souie ingliid-
lid lit lm0 oilBerbalb cine erquideu-
&c 3unei9uug beliBt, melcbe notiir-
lid ouf i'm pirft Oom babcn Ole,
meldc i'm ingliidlib modtcM ii6
mr iel6it &orpilrfe 81 mobcn.
g9ie Oenl INNER ieJ I'M Septem-
Fer troten Greiguiiic cin. Oh Jog
tcit at mir iibcr oicicn Ayinft. o0u
morit 5u Ibmo6. Oh iolltcit ocnt
Sladtling Gcine Gbiir geic6loiicn
lno jcne 0iiuItigc @clcoen6cit BE-
mttt bo6en.~
Gbnc 3peiiel fonntc itb sic Sal
hung, mclNc Oh im 9luqc 61ttcit in
6llrHouS IcQitimcr @ciic ongenonl-
men 6obcn; o6er Oh DergiBt 5mcicr-
lei -crItcus, 0oB cS mobl befannt &c.
meicn iein piiroe, ooB iie in ibrem
Gmpfin0cn berlctt mar, lmO BOB mir
Dor ser gSlitb ciner 6rou 5u fiirb-
ten gcbobt DGtten, ncI1e fiiblte, 0aB
i5rc Belt ooritber ln0 mel6e nod
nidt gelernt bat, iid nut Dem Sc
6onfen ous5ui06nen. 0oS 5Deitc,
mas Oh DcrgiBt, 1T Der llnitono, oaB
rhcinc electoral @oiition io5iIagcn
Dcrlorcn mar. Cs NOR mir Elm &eid-
tes, mid ieI6it ooOon 81 ii6cr5ellgcn
ourd llntcrbaltlngen, pclhe i6 &c
tern IN mcincm &oblfreiie fiibrtc.
0r. Gailloir beipriht oonn Der
ihieocnc gScgc, melhc CT 6mcdS Grs
Iongung elmer S6eiOlng ciui@Iagcn
f0nntc, im0 iagt meiter
DGu mirit iooelL Bob idb cine
mcrt6bollc @elcgenbeit OcrIicren rmO
ooB i6 einen boien g9inter bobcn
mcroc. 9laes ooS iit Wobr, oodl oas
8ic6t ni6t mcinc legitinen poIitiiben
glmbitioncn III &eredning unO mas
nod piel mebr iit meinc ASflidt &c.
ocniibcr mcincr Eartci uno meinen
Sreunocn.
2oB mid Dir erfldrch ooB mcine
9ortei mid 0u 0em gemoht bat, mas
iH 6ni Sd idul0c ibr oIs c9rliber
D}onn ais mclhcn Oh mid fcnnlt
in ndhltcn SATIRE NIT mciner pollcn
Stdrfc fir iic 0iI fdupicn Gs miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

6eutc 9(bcno formea a6oc6rodcn.
Der 9lusbru1 oeS &riegeS miro bier
ais impermeioli9 anaeie6cu.
Die ier6iide 0ic8icrimg uartetc Dis
sur lebten 0linlte Der i6r bon Def.
reid aeloiienen 6riit. 3e6n @limitcn
Dor Iet6s Der Stlnoe Oes 9lblauiS
IN eridien Ser ier6ilebe @rcmierni.
niiter III scr @eianotibait un0 ii6er-
lei6te oie glnttport ieiner 9icgierlmg
an ben 0itreidiidan @eionOten, 9a.
ron @ieSl bon @ieslingcn.
llnmitteIbar na9 Gnpiang ocr
gtote iniormirte ser 0itreiAii9e @c-
ianote 0as auSpGrtigc glmt un0 Oie
oipIonatiiden @e5ie6rngen mur0en
obgebro6en. Cine 6ol6e Shmoe ipd.
ter bereitS ioBen Der Geion0te ne6it
Samilie mO iein Stab i'm 3ugc, Scr
tic nnd Ser Seimat6 5uriid6radte.
Ger 3ug itono io6r6ereit, ga cine I'M
oiinitige 9lnhport Serbien's ermortci
morOen mar.
giad bier eingegangenen 3eitinQS-
meIoun0cn luuroc Der Wlobliirmlgg-
@eie6l fir Die icr6iidc 9Irmce I'M 3
ll6r 9lahmittogs gege6cn- a0nia
@eter fii6r bcute 9l6en0 nit ben
bauptiddliditen @litglieocrn Scr &c.
oierimg III cincm spc5ioI5ugc bon
Der Sauptito0t ob, 0a cr offcubar cin
iab, OaB Seiirei9 Bic Sauptiiaot gel.
grao obue Sdlpicrigteit einne9ncn
f0nnc. Ger 9legeriulasiiB miro in
GroqnDeuob etoblirt mer0cn.
Dic g}obricbt BON Scr6icn'S Gnt-
iheioung mur0c Dem 8ubIifim Ourh.
GrtrabI1ttcr bcfonnt Qegc6en un0
Inn s llbr 9lbenOS ibien Die bal6e
@cboIfcrunp scr Sto0t ouf oen
StraBcn 81 icin.
Ero3ciiioncn 6il0ctcn iid, ncld)c
sic SmlptitroBcn 0urA5ogen potrio.
tiide @ciien anitimmeno un0 in
@ohrufe ouf &aiicr 6rou6 $oiepb,
&oiier @iIbeln rn0 sic 9lrmee ous.
brccbcn0.
sSm gan5en SonOc fanOcn Gbnlimc
0cnotitrotioncn itatt.
@rof 9cr6tolo, ser oitcrreihilb
lngoriIhe W3tniitcr ocS g(uspGrti.
cen bate bcute 9Sodnittog in SiMl
enc Iangc llutcrrcorng nit Oem
8aiier 5ron5 Soiep9. Spdter con
icrirte er nit 0cn @ricgsminilter,
@rof &robotih imo Dem 5inan5mi
niitcr.
lin z llbr 9lbenos Bate @rai
8er6toIo cine weitere Goufcrcu5 nit
Dem &oiier, oem er BON Serbieu's
Gntiaeioung geri@t critottcic.
&uBlonO bc0innt fcinc
9iiiitun0cn.
Ectcr8burn 25. auli. Tic
Ntobiliiiumg Scr rriiiiNen slrmce
miro lmOcr5ii0li6 6eainneu Ger
aoiicr bat oic Gntideioiug icineS
@liniitcrilus III oicicm Slime autac-
0ciBen.
8ulgarien miro neutral
bleibcn.
Sofio, %. Sui. Scrbicn'S
9lnfiinoigung iciner Steaum9no6me
gegcnii6cr 9eitrciGS gIote miro bier
imgcouloia erwortet. DaS Cabinet
trpt 6cite III SiBna Inn Die Situa-
ton 81 6eipreDen gulgarieu'S Sol.
tung miro neutral icin bod ocr Gnt.
midclimg Der Ninae miro NIT Span
mulg characterization.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

oie Icbte Gompogne inter Dem al
ten &abl-SDitem iein."
Sr. GoiIlour er0rtert Damn ole
1Sraqc, Oh oie S6mierigfeiten nit
icincr 6rull ibm in ieinem Diitrift
Idjo0cn mHrocn crfIGrte ie0od, BOB
N3emonO, nidt einmol sic 0ienItbo-
ten ctpos 8eitimmtes wiiieu. Gr
fG6rt fort:
nSgos fir uns @eioe Icbr bart
icin miro, 1T ser llnItan0, OoB mir
ouf lanee W&onote binaus uns Ger
oulBeriten @orii6t beileiBigen mer-
ocn miiiien.
@cnu mir 0en Ntltb oa5u bdtteh
mcnn mir Oos &ertraucn in ms
ieI6It lm0 in uniere 2iebe bGttcn
rclAes iN obioIut 6eiibc, onnn min
sen mir uns fir @tonote oar niht
ic9cn. 9(ber i'd idbloge fein oerarti-
QcS roOifaIes @tittel on neil mir
Geioc Oorunter 5u iebr IciOen mir
Sen.
9od ih mieOer6olc, 0oB ouBeror-
ocntlide @oriidt bonnotben 1T. uGi-.
ne icbr mongeI6ofte 20iung," rpirlt
Oh iogen. @ielleidt, meine 9iici;
obcr oos Scben lit ni6t 10 leidt 5u
orrongiren, mcnn man 10 biele 9in-
&C in @rpdeimg 6ieben nuiB lmo
Der ollcm ooS Cine, melcbes id
ii6cr oacs itelc-Oen Sui elmer
6rou, oie mon onbetet.
Gu ipeiBt mo6l, meiu geliebtes
g2cib, ooB id6 Gid ii6er oae5, bob id6
Gid gren5cnlos liebe, OoB id fiiblc,
OoB OoS Slid 6ei Cir licat, ooB idD
eS erporte, OoB ib eS er6oife, ooB
i6 ein5ig uno oaein iiir bic Gcrpirf.
litbunN Oieies SrmmcS le6e. SD
licbe Gid bon gan3em Screen"
"a. 9. SSd bobe meiuen 9rief
nodmolS Our6gcIeicn, imo iinoc,
0aB cr nibt o6aig meiuen @eoonfen
9hlSorud gicbt. g9os ih obiolut
flor MAIDEN mo6ic 1T 0os, OoB fein
0fonool cntiic6cn ioa bis gum Nloi,
aiSgenommen in Oem Sale, OoB id6
0blolut Qesipun0ct bin.
ghn 6eunru6i9e 0id niht mebr-
ic6 ilc6e Sid an ~ lpeqen ser &or-
iic6t oic ic6 pre0ige. Sd peroe nicbtS
BON Cir uerlongen, 0as unierer Sie-
be 9l66rub t6un founte, aber id
wcrOe Gid INN cine Gei6e BON flei-
neren Opferu bitten, mel6e mid in
Den StnuO ieBen nerOem Eeine Sic
be nod beiicr 5i crmeiien ln0 81
miirOiger Sci oieiem @er5idt iper-
Oen mir 6eiier gemobt meroeu Our9
Die S1ranfen, Die mir ms iel6It alif-
crlegen~
Ger 3mciie 9riei ser icA5e6n Sei-
tcn lang IT. lagt inter nnoeren:
n0leine geliebte flcine 9iiril @nO-
lid fiuoe id cine @linute, Inn nit
Dir 5u pluuoern.~
Sr. Goiaour iprid6t bier oos Ian
aerc bon elmer 9IusItclling in sc
WlouS uno bon einem 9eiube in
9oriS linO fG6rt ooun fort
~Gu nnlBtc ie6r perniinitia iein
imO porldiliig nod in Giuoro pcr-
blei6en SD iiirdte mir cineS
oos lit @erl6umoung. Tieuei6t
miro jenonO cinen SfauOol al5ct-
tcln Nlondmol bin id aon5 mut6-
los. 9aur einen Croft babe id II
Gid.~
Ger 9rici it0licBt:
DQlcine ormc tlcine' 9liri id
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

6 Gentenor -6rieoens- Seier
Snlqrane, GnolonO, 25. Suli.
Gle erite iormelle Geremonie in Ser
biuouug nit ser 8eier oes 6unOert-
iG6rigeu 8rieOens 5wiid5en 0en eng
lid iprebenOen 9}otioncn iano 6eute
bier itatt, inOem SulgroOc Monor,
ooS Sein Ser Ionilie @eorge @oi6-
ington'S, sen W}iiglicOern Oes Gen
tcnor-GomiteS ols ein @eidenf al
oas omerifunii1c @olf ii6errei1t
purOe, Ger GauipreiS - $42,50O-
ipor OurH Su6icription in @roBbri-
tanuien onigebroht mor6cn.
GoS fleiue Gorf botte sur 8eicr
OeS Cages Elm Background oneelegt.
SSn Der @eieaiHoit, weldc 81 Scr
Geremonie noh bier aefommeu mar,
6eionoen iid: Sr gSolter &ineS
Eoge, Der olnerifanii1e 9oti6aiter;
ser Ser5og bon Sed; 2oro Sbow;
Sr. Shirley 9ems, MitglieO Oes llus
terbonieS; Sr. $. @. @erris, Der
SefrctGr OeS Gcntenor.Gomites; Sr.
SorrD Britain ser SefretGr Der
0%l0rims SocietD", imO Sr. 9lrt6ur
SronScom6e, Ser ghltor ser @ei1idte
Der @oi6ington-8amilie Gie @e.
iuNcr wurOen bon Dem 9iirgermei-
tier ino Sen iibrigeu @eamten oes
Srtes bepiQfommnet, morauf S1ul-
finoer ole amerifaniide imO Die bri-
tiide glationaI-SDnine iangen.
Gie @eieIidait be9ob iih Oonn 81
oem 2onOiib, 100 Ser Ser5og BON
Sed Dem Sotibafter Sage oieSdliii-
iel ein6dn0igte.
@ei &0nigin Gleouor'S Grei5, oas,
bon aonig @Oworo oen Grlten er-
riHtet iulrOe rn0 jebt in einen anoe-
rem E6cile Ser StoOt 9iort6ompton
lte6t, an ser GteQe, no @ai6ington
BON ieiner Semitic g(6idieo no6m
piroen 0ie 9eiu1er bon Dem 9iir-
germeiiter pon9}ort6ompton empIan-
gen. Sin Gnipfang uno @abelirii6-
itiid in Der Stoot6oGe ihloB ii6 an.
Ger NloDOr uno Oie Seiuder 6ega-
ben iid Damn nod Dem 2onoIb Oes
Garl Spencer, oeicu Goriobreu nit
g8oi6ington pcrpanot naren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26

Sn @loomington SnO., it ser
10 Sabre olte 6erbert Gopis an Ser
leblmocn oeitor6cu, oie CT 0oolmd
crliticu bate Dab er bci'm 9oiebaa-
ipiel BON ciucni 9a1 ectroiicn luluOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-26
CfOrtistana Sun Ser /. eeite.l

i6e bon 9uoapeit al Oie n9oiiiide
8eitnng" 6eiagt, Dab General @aoo.
mir Futnif Der @eueralitabsdef ser
ierbiiten 9Irmee, auf Oem @ege aus
0eitrei6 mad gelgroo BON Sen I'm.
gariiden Diilitdr glitoritdten Der.
baitet poroen lei.
&riegsitimmung in Ser.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-30
NEG ENGLAND LEAGUE.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yanks Min sensationaI Game.

New York, April 29.-Walsh's home run into the left field bleachers in the fourth inning, the first one made at the Polo grounds this year, enabled New York to defeat Boston in the first game of the season by score of 1 to 0. Fisher pitched brilliantly for the home team and was well supported. Leon Boston.
 Walsh made his home run after foul from his bat fell safely between Carrigan and Engle Speaker made a spectacular running catch of Williams line drive in the first inning, depriv- ing that player of a three base hit. A good throw by Hartzell in the eighth, which nailed Hooper at second after that player singled, prevented Boston from tieing the score, Engle fol- lowed with a long single.
 Score.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-30
BENJAMIN SWAMPED WESTERLY N F. A. Beat Westerly High by the Score of 21 3Made Nineteen Runs in Five Innings-No Men Stole Bases Catcher Lord

The Academy Baseball team com pletly routed the Westerly High School team Wednesday afternoon at Westerly to the tune of 21 to 3.
 The game was to be played here on the campus but at 10 o'clock Man ager Leahy telephoned to the West erly team and told them the game would have to be postponed owing to the the weather and as the weath- CT was favorable in Westerly the Westerly manager suggested coming there so Manager Leahy took him up.
 The game was slow and was a walk five innings Lowery's slow ball was found for fourteen hits and combined with errors netted 19 runs for the Academy.
 In the fifth inning the N F. A. boys made 8 record in securing nine runs, the team batting around.
 Benjamin of the Academy held his posing batters at his mercy at all times and famed them at his will
 Catcher Clapp of Westerly was un- able to hold the fleet Academy boys on the bases for they seized every op- portunity and stole in all 10 bases.
 Young. S. Grove and Murray led the Academy in batting, each hitting the pill for three safe one.
 Lord watched the bases very closely and no one stole on him. Two or three tried but were nailed in the at tempt. At bat he hit hit for an extra base in the lucky fifth besides a single in the early part of the game.
 Coach Overbagh took on the trip with him 13 men, having no fears of the unlucl1y number and every one had a chance to get into tine game.
 The score;
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Totals Ss 5 ai 2e sI
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
IN STOCKS HALTED.
Distinct Weakness Developed, But Av-
 craze Loss Was Small.

New York, April 29-The advance in stocks was halted today. The mar }1et drifted idly through the session, losing quickly a slight early advan- tage, and toward the close the tone became heavy. Extensive covering on the advance of the preceding two days made the position of the short interest less vulnerable, and stocks were sup piled more freely. Distinct weakness developed in a few spots, but the aver age loss was small.
 The market was no longer dominat- ed by Mexican affairs. The probability of a considerable delay before a def- nite settlement is reached diminished immediate interest in the situation
 The late decline in the market was influenced by the weakness of a few stocks, such as Canadian Pacific and the Gould issues. Rock Island com mon and preferred sold at low levels. The collateral bonds also made a new low mark, slumping more than two points to 31 1-4 on reports that the next interest payable would not be met Missouri Pacific dropped to 15 1-2. Canadian Pacific was supplied freely by Berlin and Amsterdam, although most of the foreign operations were on the buying side.
 Steel was under slight pressure at times, but held up well in view of the deficit of more than $6.000. 900 reported for the last quarter. That the state ment exerted so little influence on the stock was due to the fact that it was about in line with expectations, mak- ing a better showing than had been prohpesied in some quarters. The weekly steel trade reviews held out hope for improvement i'll the imme- diate future.
 The effect of economics introduced by the railroads on account of dinin- ishing earnings has begun to make itself felt, as indicated by the March statements, some of which contrast favorably with the diseeuraging re- ports of preceding months. Readings net was lower, but only about ss6,G0e. Both St. Paul and Union Pacific re- ported an increase in net, St. Paul's gain amounting to s652, 2,e00.
 Bonds were steady. Active issues were not essentially changed, aside from Rock Island collateFals. Total sales, par value, s1,S90,0o0.
 United States tWos coupon declined 1-4 and Panama twos coupon and reg istered 1-z on call A block of S16,e66 U. s. twos coupon sold at 97, com pared with the previous actual sale at 99.
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when the speed of the engine drops to a point where 1t would ordinarily stall, the starting motor picks it up and continues the crank shaft motion without any action on the part of the driver. There are no gears to be en- gagged. The action of the starter in such a situation is entirely automatic but absolutely no automatic devices are necessary to make it so.
 The lighting system is so reliable that it is unnecessary to depend in any measure on unclean oil lamps or both ersome gas lamps. Cars are lighted just as your home or office is lighted, by the turn of a switch, and you can always be sure of an abundant supply of light The generator is as reliable as the dynamo in city lighing plant and saves the owner the time, care and expense incidental to the use of other lighting methods.
 The output of the generator is so great that lamps of any practical can dle power can be used in the lighting equipment. While the care is in op- eration the generator is constantly charging the battery, providing ln abundance of current for the lights and for the starting motor. While the car is stationary the capacity of the stor- age battery provides current for 50 to 75 hours running of the standing" equipment lights.
 The great feature of the electrical starting and lighing system which places 1t above all other similar sys- tems for simplicity and dependency, lies in the fact that the mechanism operates in either of it's capacities as @ motor or as a generator-absolutely without automatic switches. controls, etc. or without any change in gear reduction. The system, being entirely free from these complicated sppur- tenances. Is direct acting and practi- cally rool proof.
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Smoke" Herring, a promising young pitcher from the staff of the Giants, has been sent to the Spring field team of the Three-I league, to gain that mysterious baseball com modity known as further seasoning"
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D0INCS IN THE AUTO WORLD
Barney Ofeld Broke Another Worlds Record-EIectrcal Starting and Lighting System Greatest Convenient In- venton-Systems Used Are Reliable.

Barney Oldfeld has broken another worlds record. On April 22d, at Ba1- ersIield, Cal, he broke the five mile record formerly held by Disbrow. Barney covered the five miles in 8 minutes, 66 seconds.
 He also won the fifty mile free-for- all race, covering the fifty miles in AS minutes.
 AS usual, Barney's judgement in good tires was not misplaced. He affirmed that the tires did not show @ sign of wear after this contest.
 The greatest recent invention for in creaSing the convenience and safety of automobiles is fully perfected In the electical starting and lighting system. This mechanism actually takes the place of cranking by hand and Is therefore thoroughly practical and re- liable.
 Acting as starter the electrical mo- tor. driven by current from the storage battery, spins the crank shaft quickly and smoothly until this action Is as- stunned by the gasoline engine itself. The power from the starting motor is transmitted to the magneto shaft by a silent chain and thence through the timing gears to the crank shaft
 The starting motor will crank the engine, no matter how cold. Its posi- tive action is obvious from the fact that it will turn the crank shaft over at a constant speed during one half to one hour before exhausting the current stored in the battery by which it is driven. Moreover, the starting motor will actually propel a car for a considerable distance.
 If your car Is equipped with the electrical starting and lighting system, you are safe from the danger and in convenience of having your engine stall, perhaps on a railroad track or in a bad place in the road; because