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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
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Der @ollperneur bat Die
g~rtraiituiig unierer 2~egislatur mf
Mittwod, ben tSten Ipril, einberlI.
fen. Or Iegt ibr in Ser ginberlls
fnngsorore MIR 5mei @eid)aite Dor
Die geniIianng Der notigen @eloer
sur 5iibrnng oes 5taatsbols6altes
uno Die Mnnmbnle zines iibereinItim-
meiioen Spltems BON Shulbiidern-
Iett ober an Sd)IuB bin5u baB
er Der 2~egislatllr dlid) mol nod an-
Eoerc @elbdfte porlegen DcrOc.
sSreo @. Carts, Der larotpirt-
ibnftlid)e a%onrmiIlar BON Seras,
lit ioebem pom elmer in ct. 2ouis
abgcbaItcnen aonferen5 5nriifge-
febrt, auf Der 80 Staaten r~epraien-
tiert marell llno an Der alld Der
lallDnirtihafflide Minilter 6pniton
nao ortoerc Intoritaten uuf Dem
ofonomiifen 8ebicte teilnobmen.
9ie &enferen5 muroe a~bgcbalten
Inn Mitte[ unb @ege fiir Die er5ie-
lung elmer groBerel Grnte 81 fin
oen. Die 8eratlingen bebanoelten
Ipe5iel[ ole foIgenoen pier Saiptz
9benfata: a. Yroouftion nlub ar-
belt; CO gerteilung ntrb Hreiie;
|(3) Sparlamfeit uno ansnubnng
uno (4) ipirfiame Organization.
aommiiiar Dapis lit Der 9niidlt.
Dab Die 2egisIatur Die Sumnle
bon 100000 b~eipiaigen miiBts,
penn Der Stnnt Eeras ben ibm 5ll-
~fomnrenoen Seil Der Mutfgabe erfolg-
reid Ioien mollte. Das @elO rpiiroe
tells fit cine fraftige Tropaganoa
belonoers nber sur 8efdmpfung uno
Musrottiing lddolider SnIeften, ipei-
DIE aajdbrlih einen iid aui Miaio-
i1cn Dollar belaufenOen Shoben an
Scr grute anrid)ten, peripanot per.
Den.
@~ouperreur 5ergliion Fat Die
Bill nit leinem @eto belegt, Die be
! itimmte, DOB cine iogenamte 9ibel-
Glage, .. +. eiae Inflage gegen
cine 3eitung ooer cine Terion megen
ebrenipdbrigcr 0eroffentlihung, IN
ieoem Gountp oes Staates einge.
bradt peroen fonnte. SeBt heib
Der aIte 3nltano beiteben Dab cine
ioIde alage MIR in Dem Gountp ein'
aebradt mcroen fam, III Dem oie
Geroffentlidnng erfolgt lit. unic.
rer Meinilng nab mar Die Bill, oil
gepctoeo miroe, cine gar5 perlllrlr.
tige.
@ouperuellr Sergnion iii nil
| elmer rid)tiaen Slut BON Ipplifatio
men iiberihmemmt morben, in oe1er
junge 2eite iih I'M Sffi5iersiteler
beiperben. IS iollen lid) mebr Dill
Siers- Ispiranten oils geiuobnlide Ste
| fruteu meloen. Giele Der applifan
ten baben iid1 perionlib porqeItellt ii
gegleitlng einfluBreid)er 5reurtoe
melhe Die 8etuer6ungen unterltiiber
iolen.
9ie ihmeoild) anlerifanllher
geipobner BON SraDis un0 @illiam
ion gountp beabiidtigen am %. Sun
BEN 50iGbrigen @riinoungstag Del
idweoilden Mniieblungen 5u feiern
Sn Sabre 1867 trafen Die erIter
| Gfme0en. unaef1hr 100 iunae WaIL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
Grn1t Glnrpnra RennnIh

Srall 5lorence 8epnoIos pttr-
oe i'm 0iitriftsgeridt III amariiis
fir idulbig befllnoen, ibren 8atten
Samllel Mepnolos i'm September I.
So. getotet 5n .baben, nno 81 5ipan-
siq csabren 3udtbaus perurteilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
Ser bette Manm,

Sebrer:: Scum, amla, iuer mar
Der bette Mann, Der le gelebi
bat2"
@mla: SD pciB es nldt, aber
Die Wama ipeiB es.
Qebrer: vH1ln = uno mer2"
Mnna: ,Woma'S eriter Mann
tic lagt es meuieitens oft gum go
pa"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
l.okdIes.
g~orausTdtIides 8etter.

Sir San Mntonio uno ~llmgegeros
-1eute abeno: 3nnebmenoe getpols
flung. 5onntag: beoeft uno tpar-
s1ler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
3M bermietem,

Dos obere Stofnerf BEG 9aues
go. 218 Sr-gommeree 5traBe -
@ailm 90 BEL 80 SUB. Nahsnfrngen
216 SltIgommerce 5trnbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

san antpnip, Seq, IA. apriI 1911
Yrime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil t03
Gents Der @nIone-
Stem Yorf, IA. glpriI- Spot 15e
bio; Npril, 15c Bio; Mai, $15.55 unD
$15.57; sunni. $3.50 ulb $3.50;
SuIi, 1857 nno $f5.58; Muguff.
$3.50 nnb 1883; September, $15.52
nnb 1888; Oftober, $15.16 II. $15.f9,
Nnpember, $14.73 nn0 $f4.75.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
900 Gnrronsiito nit

200 Garrdn5iito nit einem
s(eroplan nno einem Mtaid)inertge
ld6iib baben iid i'm merifanii6eti
Californian, Ser Miiiloang oes 90
lorabo aeaeniiber, perihanjt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

9reifis berldiebene Sorten
BON 9~elifateiien in ser Sale ser
6ermannsi0bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

GouarS $. 2anse, oemtidDer
Hedtsaniualt, 2an6- nnb Grbldafts-
Mngelegenbeiten. 6O1-6O0 @sprt
8niloing, Sci. grsdett 1852.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
N1aretsBerictt.
ganmipoae.
G%ptfpnfamen- yroDmfte.

San Antonio, Ger, 1917 gts.
@albeitpn, geitern 20.05 Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

cSsn aurorten Ierrt man Die
1inamgenebmiten 2elite BON ibrer an
s3enebmlten Seitc fenuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

Germ Sam q. Spindle als &anbibat
fir Stemer Z &ommindr fin Der beborites
henben 8rimdrfpabI am %. GpriI rno
s.. Mai nr5ufiinbigen rnb bittet Tim Die
unterltiibrng aIler @db!er.
Sic ySreie Fre5le fir Seras" lit als
t%ortiiert, S. &. 2arttt nl5 &nnoi0nt fir
bas Imt Deg 8pmmiidrs fir 8eiteuez
ruitg in ben ndditen Erimdrfpnblen ans
su3eigen u1b er er1udt nm Die Inter
tiibuns ieiner Sreunoe llno Der Stimm>
geber.
9ie usreie 8re5le"J lit autoriiiert,
Germ Sas 8. 0arlanb ais aanbi0at fir
@ieoerfpahl fir bas Imt beg etener=
GpmmiiiGr in Der fomruen0en Yrtmldrs
pnb[ am %. Ipril ansufiinbiser, ulb er
eriuht ale feine Sreitnoe nno Stimmges
Der llm beren 1lnterfiibung.
Dtr. $. 6. SidiniDn funbigt feline
@aflbibntur fir bas Nntt bes Sinnn5~
unb Steuer : &ommindrs BET Der ndds
item Hrimdr@ unb @aupt 8abl an.
CT erlliht Die @iirger, i'm bebufs Mus@
glei1nng unb grnieOrigung Der Steuern,
loipie sur geiteuerung beg san5en Were
ntogens gil nnterItiisen.
Sir 9ommi1Gre fir Strafen nnS
6ffentlide @erbeHernngen.
9ie .Jreie Ereiie fir Seras" 1T al<
t~oriiiert, Sbpmtas 6. Neliun als &anois
bat fir bas gmt bes &ommindrs fir
GtraBen nnb Dffentlide Werbei5erimgen
IN ben beborltebenben H~rimdripabfen a
sufinoigen nnb er erinG.. Inn bic linz
teritiibuns ieiner Sreunbe mnb Der
Stimmgeber.
Oie rSreie Yrefie fir seras1 lit aus
toriiiert, 2onis Senermann als I&anois
bat fir bas gmt bes 4ommiiIdrs fir
Strnben unb 0ffentli6e @erbeferunget
IN ben beboritebenoen Yrtmdrtpablen
an3u5eigen unb er eriudt Inn Die Inter-
itiibung ieiner Srsnnbe ltnb Der Stimme
seber.
GpmmiiIar fir Yarfs nnb SanitGt.
On bie @dbIer bon Gan Mntcnio.
Sails meine 9ienite in ben lebten 5tpei
Sabren guren gripnrtunsen entiprofen
baben i%oIten, bin i1 bereit, gu6 in Sen
ndd)iten 5tpei Sahren gu 0ienen.
8ab 2ambert,
a~ommiiidr fir Yarfs nnb Sanitdt.
Sic uSreie Srere fnr Seras" lit allz
| torifiert. Sr. 8. 8. Gbrppi9ire nls &ane
| bibat fir bas Nmt bes &ommiiIdrs fir
| Yarfs li10 SmitGt in Der beborltebenz
| ben BrimGrfpabI an5ufiinbigen. gr err
iudt UNI @ltre llnterftiibung nno Stims
me.
Sir Eplisei- unb Jeier . &ommiiIar.
Sic .Sreie YreiIe fir Seras" lit alis
| toriiiert, Npbert s. 1tbr als &albibat
fir bas Glmt bes Boli5ei1 unb Seuer@
ipebr : &ontmtihdrs, on5utinbigen. @r
erfu6t feline Sreunoe nm lire Inter
ftiibung.
Sic ~.ssreie grefie~ lit autoriiiert.
| Serrn George q. Coulter als &nnbioat
fir oas Gmt oes TpIi5ei= unb Sener=
| 9pmmifdrs in Der 6eborfteherioen Yris
| mdrtpabl an8ufiinoieen unb bittet nm Die
llnterltiibung aaer Wdbler.
2etuis Wnperif fiineigt fidD hermit
| formen als &anbibat fir bas Gnrt bes
9oIiaei nno Seiier : 9ommiKdrs OIL unb
| miro bic ltnteritiiung bon ireenb einem
rnb alien giireern Gan Intonio's 81
ihdben piiien.
Mandfleiih NIT biden Grbieu
In Der Galle Der Sermannsi0bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
6nrm.Yrp6mfte-

OuIup RASUuA$S~
San antonio, Ser, IA. Gpril t017@
gutter ....... 1880 per Bfuno
Ger (rur friide) ...,soe per 9nbsno
6iihner .... 17Hc-25c per gfo.
Surfehs. .......2 zoe II. 22c per gfO.
8eiaen $3.50 per 8nlheI
aorn $1,000 per 8ufdeI
6afer 90c Der Bufdet
6eu ........... $4,000 per Come
Wemiiie.
aartoffcln. California uno Colorado.
$3.50.
eibs aartoffeln, gumpiin gam,
$500.
8ipiebeln. segas grpial @ar. ss.75
per Crate.
gobnen, Crime, $3.50 per 100 gffnb.
6qunfb. $3.50 per 8ufhel.
Eomaten, Seras. 4 86rbe, $3.50.
Maoies6en, 80 II. 40c T. 1 Sbo.s8iMs
bel.
gIumenfobl, 1925 Der Crate.
2ohl, $500 per 100 HfunO.
8riiner Rfeffer, zoe per Efmnb.
Gpinnt, Toe per BufheI.
Crime grbIen, $500 Der Camper.
Ora, $500 fir Bn5feI.
Beeten. 81 ulto SIS per 100 EfurD.
WeerrettiasW nrsein. per EfD. 12hs
0urten, per Crate, $500.
@eIIerie, 90c u. $f.00 per 9ubenb.
ReteriiIie, 40c per 1bb. SWiinbtI.
gierpflan3en. Sc II. Zoe Der 8funo.
2opfialnt, Gal, $500 per Crate.
8el6e @uraeln. 40c per Slisenh,
Tien Marff.
San Nntouio. Ger, IA. NpriI t0f7
&iibe $500 bis 500.
Ohien $7.25 bis $10.75.
8nIIen 1878 bis $3.50.
adIber 1918 bis $3.50.
ct. Bouts, II. Gpril 1917. Slime
pieh, Serasz@ieb, $3.50 Biz $3.50.
Shiueine $10.75 bis $685..
Sdtte.
| Sdtpere pont ghIodter ......22 grs.
eeidlte ptm S6Iad]ter ........2 % eta
Grin aefalsene ....-.....lSh StA
Tele.
BoIt unO ImdB ............S0 Vie
| Nnaoros Sieaen, per Nfb. .,....10 CT
Hnpcra. 8ieaen befhdbfat s... s 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

Sic 0Oreie 4reiie tiir Seras"
erid)eint ais gageblatt rntb 9SUtbeablatt.
2as sasbat lit berIahe umo fotet SOC per gfonot ODER Sc per Sabr-
Gas &spdenblatt tit fed5ebnietig uo foet 50 per Sabr. Nad Merico
50 @oo. Na) europe, &orto e%rngeIdoHen, So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

Mandfleifh NIT biden Grbieu
in Der Sale Der Sermannsi0bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

Sic nSreie GreiIe" lit antoriitert,
Germ Gam 6. Sell alS &nn1i6at fir
Mapor in Ser be~borItebenoen Brimdrs
ipabl am %. Ipril rtnb s. Nai an5i1<
firloigen nnb bittet I'M Die 11nterftiibtng
aIler @dbler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
@abl Mn5etgea.
Sir NfaAor.

Sic vSreie grefe" lit Aantoraiert,
Serrn @altpn 8. 9oob als SknotDat fir
Mapcr IN Der beborite6en6en Hrimdr<
nabI am %. MpriI an5uf;inoigen, nn6 er
bittet I'm Die l1nterltiibnng aaer feiner
Sreunoe ltlb Stimmgeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
SIR 5temer !. apmmiHar.

Sic rSreie Brefle1 lit autoriiiert,
Germ Sam u. SpinoIe als &anoibat
fir Gtener Z @ommildr fin Der beborftes
benben grimdrpabl am 90. GpriI unb
s. Maai nn5ufiinbigen nnb bittet Inn Die
unteritiiblng aller @db!er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

2etpis Nsaperid fiineigt iid hermit
formen als &anbibat fir bas Gmt bes
9olisei uno Seler 9ommifidrs on unb
miro bic llnteritiiung bon ireenb einem
1tnb alien giireern Gan Mntonio's 81
ifdben miiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

Sic .Sreie Erefie fir Seras" lift au@
toriiiert, S. 6. 2amm aIs &nnbibnt fir
bas Mmt Deg &pmmifidrs fir geitenes
rutg in ben ndditen Yrimdrtpablen ans
5u5eigen unb er eriu6t I'M Die Inter
tiieune ieiner Sreunoe nnb Der Stimm<
aeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
SIR Iulisei- unb Sener : aOmmiRar

Sic .Sreie NreIIe fir Eeras" 1T aus
t~oriiiert, Gubert s. tlbr als aanoioat
fir bas @unt bes 8oli5eie unb Seuer&
ipebr : &onrmifdrs, on5utiinbigen. @r
eriudt feline Sreunoe nm lire Inter-
5tiibuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

Sic .Sreie Srere fnr Segas" lit an.
toriiiert. Or. 8. 8. Gbropibire als San.
bibat fir bas Grnt bes &ommiidrs fin
Yarfs uno SmnitGt in Der beboriteben.
ben 8rimdripabl an5ufiinoigen. gr err
ludt INN @ltre ltnterftiibung nno Stims
me.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

Sic .Sreie greie" lit artoriiiert,
Serrn George q. Coulter als &mnbioat
fir oas Gnt bes Tplisei- unb Sener=
SpmmiHars in Der benoritehenben Yris
mddripahl ~an8ufiinoieen nnb bittet nm Die
llnteritibung aler @dbler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

9ie uSreie 8reile"J lit autoriiiert,
Germ Sas s. @arlano ais 8nnbi6at fir
@ieberfpabl fir Dag 4mt bes steuer=
&pmmifiGr in Der fomrnenben Prtmdrs
pnb[ am %. Ipril ansufiinbiser, ulb er
erilht ale feline Sreunbe nnb Stimmges
Der lt1n beren llntertiibung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14
@pmmiHar fir 4arfs nnb samitGt.

On Die @d1ler bot Gan Mntpnip.
Rails meme 9ienfte in ben Iebten 5tpei
guren gripurhln9en entiproden
6aben iolten, bin i6 bereit. gu6 in Sen
ndditen 5tpei Sahren gu bienen.
STAB 2ambert,
aommiiidr fir Yarfs nnb Sanitdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-14

Uar. $. 6. 9idiniDn finbigt feline
@anbibatur fir bas Nmt oes Sinan5<
itnb Steuer : &ommindrs bel Der nd6s
item Hrimdrz unb Saipt @abl an.
CT eriubt Die 8itrser, i'm bebufs Gus1
gleidllng unb grriiebriglns Der Steuern,
loipie our gel teuerung bes gau5en Ser
m0gens GIT unteritiiten.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS UNSETTLED.
Liberty Loan Bonds Were Listed or
 the Exchange at 100 1-5o.

New York June discrimination of the liberty loan campaign with a lib eraI oversubscription of a ci1S per cent.
 rate for call money were the opposing forces in today's market and created considerable confusion and unsettle- ment of prices. Extreme reactions of one to four points in important stocks were largely regained before the fin
 ish, when money relaxed to 1-2 per cent.
 The liberty bonds were duly listed on the exchange, their first quotation be- ing 100 1-50, or a slight fraction over par. Transactions which. immediately followed were mostly at par, but just before the close of the session a sale was reported at 99 4S-50, a discount of four cents in the hundred dollars.
 Dealings in the new issue were re- garded as nominal insofar as they bore upon general investment conditions. The six per cent. money rate was the highest of the year and resulted almost wholly from conditions imposed by payments to the two billion dollar loan and other government commitments.
 Prior to the reversal in stocks which began at midday the market pursued an uncertain course, gains being re- stricted to relatively obscure rails and were Pittsburgh and West Virginia common and preferred and Pittsburgh Coal, also the motors, oils, Savage Arms. the latter at an extreme rise of 14 points to 1O2.
 Equipments and allied industrials started off at irregular advances, but broke one to four points in the after noon when signs of money scarcity be- came apparent. United States Steel made a gross reversal of almost three points from it's maximum of the fore noon, but ended at a net loss of 7-8 of a point. Lackawanna Steel also rebounded. but allied shares finished at | material recessions.
 Virtually all the special issues re- trieved about hal fof their setback, and | high grade rails, with few exceptions 1! recorded nominal losses. Total sales l amounted to 1885, 900 shares
 International bonds, especially the i war fotations, were lower except An glo-French fves and Paris sizes. Total | sales, par value, aggregated 2,7OO 900. |
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-16

Totals 32 ' 27 8
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-16

| These championship events, so term ed, were all very well before the Inter state Amateur Trapsh OCting, cham pionshiD tournaments were put on in every state; now they are confusing They serve no good purpose, and there i is no good reason why they should be continued.
 Seldom does week go by that we do not read of Jim Smith or some one else winning the "Open Trapshooting Championship" of some state or other and in the same publication you are apt to learn that John Jones won the Amateur Trapshooting Champion ship" of some other prosperous state. championship is the one conducted an nually at the various state toJNnaments under the permission of the Interstate association.
 All these other so-called champion ships are nothing more or less than challenge Trophies. The winner can be challenged and must shoot for the trophy within a certain number of days; in fact, he must defend the trophy as often as anyone challenges This is all well and good in it's way but instead of being called cham pionshfp events they should be called challenge events.
 The so-called championship matches not only confuse but also cheapeh the Interstate Association championship. championship should mean soSle- thing. The Interstate championship does. The winner of the state title is privileged to attend the Grand Ameri- can Handicap and engage in the event for the National Amateur Champion ship of America-an event open only to the winners of state titles. The term championship should not be used when it is not in order.
 It would be a good thing for the sport of trapshooting if the organiza- tions promoting such championship shoots would eliminate that word and substitute the word challenge. It would give the event the proper name, pre- vent confusion to shooters and read CTS and also prevent having a number of champions in every state. There can only be one real champion.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-16
BALTIMORE CLUB WITHDRAWS SUIT
Against Organized Baseball Second Time in Two Years That Legal Action Brought in Court Involving Cues ton of Whether Baseball Under National Agreement is Trust, Has Been Withdrawn.

Philadelphia June 15.-The 4BaIti- more club of the defunct Federal League today withdrew its anti trust damage suit against organized base ball. This Is the second time within two years that legal action, brought in a United States court involving the question of whether organized baseball as operated under the national agree ment is a trust, has been withdrawn before a decision has been given.
 The first suit was brought in the federal court in Chicago in January, 1915, and was withdrawn when the American and National Leagues signed a peace agreement with representa- tives of the Federal League. The ac- tion of the Baltimore club in dropping the suit today was taken, counsel said, because it was convinced that the representatives of organized base ball have not entered into a conspira- cy to destroy the business of the Bal timore club"
 tivioesn.. tr now is the time for al go
 It was said by prominent members of organized baseball that the Balti- more club decided to withdraw the suit atfer it's counsel had reached the stenogra phic minutes of the peace meeting held in New York in Decem- Der, 1915. These minutes, called for and placed in the record by the plain tiff, showed that the Federal League representatives at the meeting had stated that they had officially repre- sented the league and had authority to act.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-16
St. Louis 3. Dodgers 2.

St. Louis, Mo, June 15.-Gonzales' single in the twelfth scored Baird, who had tripled, with the winning run and St. Louis beat Brooklyn here today, 3 to 2. St Louis tied the score in the sixth when Livingston singled and was forced by Meadows, who scored when J. Smith doubled. St. Louis went ahead in the seventh when Hornsby walked and came home on Longs triple. Brooklyn tied the score in the eighth. Stengel walked and took third on Wheat's single. Cutshaw was pur- posely passed, filling the bases and Meadows passed Smyth forcing in Stengel. Meadows here was replaced by Ames, who prevented further SCOT ing The Score:-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-16
Brown & Perkins.
coIoniaIs at Moosup

The Moosup baseball team is to play the Providence Co1oniaIs Sunday aft ernoon on the Carpet Grounds Moosup. Records have been looked up as to the class of player the Colonials represent and by all reports they will bring with them d bunch of fast ball play CTS. Manager Amidon hase signed up few more new players. Bennie Sol oman will catch for Moosup, his work is player with the goods Cherry OMara of Tufts College will do the twirling- His record this year has been an exceptionally good one. Sar- gent Sudden will umpire the game.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-16

Fred Fulton of Rochester, Minn., who lost on a foul to Carl Morris in a bout recently, has been matched to box Sam Langford in Boston one week from next Tuesday night. Full ton will probably do his training for this important battle in New York. where he is now located
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-16
Chicago Drubs Red .Sox.

Boston, June 15.-Chfcag go increased it's margin of leadership in the Amer ican league race by shutting out Bos- ton, to today. Claude Williams
 the Chicago southpaw, pitched a well controlled game, allowing no hits until the eighth inning. Three of Boston's four hits were made in the ninth with out score. Chicago bunted Shore out of the box in the fifth inning and i'm media tely fell upon Pennock, who re-
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Cincinnati 12, PhiIIies 8.

Cincinnati. June 15.-Phila delphia and Cincinnati fndulged in an old time batting bee here today the visitors winning 12 to 8. Lavender was eff fective until the ninth, when Cincin- nati piled up six hits and these, coupled with an error and a base on balls netted them six runs. Previous to this, however, Knetzer had been hit hard and timely while Eller, who pre- ceded Knetzer. was also hit rather hard, although errors behind him al-
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Eastern League.
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By PETER P. CARNEY
Editor National Sports syndica-

Editor National Sports Syndicate
 Before the Interstate Association for the Encouragement of Trapshooting uncovered the idea of having state championship tra-< ;hootiSg tournaments for amateurs, quite number of state sportsmen's associations conducted so- called championship events-amateur and open to all-and quite a few are still doing SO.
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PADDED MITs.

Mike O'Dowds manager has been talking about being ready to sback CPowd against Tommy Robson of Lawrence. Mass, for $1,oOO a side and the friends of the latter declare that they are ready to make a match with O'Dowd at those terms.
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Yankees 5, St. Louis 1.

New York, June 15.-Pipp's home run in the first inning with two run ners on the bases aided New York in scoring a to 1 victory over St. Louis here today. The Yankees hit Hamil- ton hard throughout the game but four double plays heldI down their score. St. Louis also hit Shawkey hard, but could not bunch it's hits and was guilty of some poor base running. Score.
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Worcester 6, New Haven 3.

Worcester, Mass, June 15.-New Haven hit LindstrOm in the first in ming only After that he was a pug gle. Weaver was hit and received poor support in the early part of the game. Miller and Ball were forced out in the first and second innings. re- spectively on account of hurts. Score:
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Braves 6. chioaao 8.

Chicago, June 15.@Bostoh won from Chicago, 6 to B.. today by punching hits off Prendergast. Prendergast started for the locals, but had three bad innings and gave way to Ruether. Rudolph pitched his best ball in the pinches and was given fine support. Score:
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GAMES SCHEDULED SUNDAY.

National League. Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
 American League. No games scheduled
 International League Toronto at Newark. Montreal at Providence.
 Eastern League. No games scheduled
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Athletics 3, Cleveland ?.

Philadelphia, June Is. Seibold's s pitching and hitting played big part in a game which Philadelphia won from Cleveland today 3 to 2. Seibold held his opponents to five hits. He scored a run after making single and second while he also drove in a run with a two bagger. Score:
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PhiiadeIphia
Cleveland (A)
Tota1s 30 5 q II ;
Detroit 4, Washington 3.

Washington, June 15.-Detroit took the first game of the series from Washington today, 4 to 3. All the vis- ftors' runs were directly traceable to the almost unprecedented wildness of Walter Johnson, who gave eight bases on balls, hit Neach twice and made a wild pitch. Score: