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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
Probable Post for Chaffee

New York, April Gen. Adna R.
Chaffee very probably will succeed
John z. Haines as president of the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals. The place has not yet been
formally offered to him. nor has he
positively said that he would accept,
but it was learned Friday that his
name is the one most prominently be
fore the committee which is seeking a
new head for the organization and
that this committee has recently been
in communication with him.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
Butter SHIPMENTS.


Minneapolis.-Mild weather is pro-
noting the shipment of butter and
eggs to the East by the Minnesota
dairymen and farmers. Until frost
comes again the product will be ship
ped in car lots. During the cold
weather the expectation of butter and
eggs is light. Butter is already goinS
out at the rate of from 100000 to 49,
600 pounds week, and in a few days
the quantity will be doubled.
aF the SO,0oO,o00 pounds Of butter
made in Minnesota last year, it is
estimated that 70 per cent was shipped
out of the state. The refrigerator
cars that transport the butter are iced
at the end of every 200 miles. The
butter is generally packed in 63-pound
tubs, 10000 to $4,000 pounds to the car.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
TROUBLE FEARED ON
RETURN OF DOW|E
RAGE OF "PRoPHET'' FRIGHT
EMS MANY OF HIS FORMER
FOLLOWERS.
FORMER SAID TO HAVE
SQUANDERED $4,000, 900
Sheriff of Lake County Preparing for
Any Serious Emergency on Arri-
val of Deposed Ruler-Many Stu
dents Quit College.

Chicago, April 9. - CONSERVATION
spread in Zion City upon receipt of
word that Dowie had crossed the Mex
lean line and has entered upon an
avenging march to Zion breathing
forth threats and apparently growing
stronger and more vigorous mo-
nlentarily as the prospect of a fight
increased. Private advices reached the
theocratic commune early. The re-
port Of DoWie's apparent good health
came as a surprise to all Many were
frightened at the prospect of the re-
jected prophet" calling down the
wrath Of Heaven.
Fear Physical Clash.
Others tremble at the prospect OF an
open, physical clash, Dowie being pic
tured in the kilograms as beside him
self with anger and kissing threats of
physical as we'll as religious annihila-
tioh for his enemies. A big meeting
was called for two o'clock, Overseer
Voliva declaring he would make known
to all creditors and stockholders the
actual conditions to be met. Many
of the students at Zion college have
quit their studies and left in disgust,
rather than face the prospect of be-
coming involved in the coming broil.
Many stories, old and new, are be-
ing told in Zion of Dowie's extrava-
gance. It is now said that he squan-
dered in the aggregate. more than
$2,500,OOO of Zion money.
p 81 + . 4
Sheriff Prepares for Trouble.
Active preparations for serious trou-
BILE are being made by Sheriff George
Powell, of Lake county. The sheriff
is prepared to take whatever measures
are necessary to preserve peace and
prevent riot in Zion City when Dowie
returns. He will not interfere unless
the local police fail to keep the situa-
ton in hand, but he has been in
formed that in view Of the factional
differences it is extremely doubtful
whether the ten officers and men Of
the force will be able to quell the
disturbances that are apt to arise when
the first apostle makes his sensational
entrance into Zion City. That Dowle
will likely be accompanied by a large
bodyguard is looked upon by the
sheriff as contingency that threat
+ ems trouble, but he hopes measures
of some kind may be taken that will
prevent the sympathizers of either fac
ton becoming unruly mobs. He re-
CARDS the zionites as unusually peace
full in their inclinations, but recog-
nizes they may be stirred to the point
OF frenzy by appeals to their emo
tional natures.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
Suicide Is Identified

Spring Valley, H., April 9.The
young man who committed suicide in
"a saloon here Tuesday by drinking
carbolic acid has been identified as
Arnold Bronson, Of Pueblo, Col. He
was an accomplished musician and is
said to have belonged to wealthy
family, The body will be sent to
Pueblo
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
Devils Island Torture

5ls no worse than the terrible case of
Piles that afflicted me 10 years. 1,hen
was advised to apply Bucklen's hsuica
Salve, and less than a box permanently
cured me, writes Z. S. Napier, of Rnga,s,
Ky. Heals all wounds, Burns and Sores,
like magic. Csc st %. NJ. Olsen's drug
store.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
Rocked Boat; Three Drowned

Cedar Rapids, Ia, April 9.While
George Mcdonald, Samuel Callahan,
Thomas Delany and Mrs. Hattie. Kopp
were taking a ride in gasoline
launch on the Cedar river Mrs. Kopp
began rocking the boat and it sudden
" capsized. Delany swan ashore to
summon help, but before he returned
the other three drowned.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
.Dupec the People.

st. Peter.-It has just developed thai
"a dozen or more farmers living in the
vicinity Of the village of. CORTLAND are
losers to the extent of s25, 1000 or $50, O0G
through the discovery that mining
stock in which they invested is alb.
solutely valueless. They put theil
savings into a piece of property in
idaho, but it las been learned that
he mine never existed. except in the
literature of the promoter.
One young man threw up a paying
position with a creamery and put all
his savings, amounting to some SIS, 900,
into the company, and another, a rail-
way telegraphec, was good for $4,000.
The. latter was the first to discover
the sWindle. One of the conditions un-
der which he bought his stock was that
he was to be gwen a position by the
company and he was taken west by the
promoter. After few months his re-
mittances for salary stopped coming
and his chief disappeared
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
Cambridge Wins Boat Race.

London, April 9-The sixty-third
annual boat race between crews rep
resenting the Universities Of Oxford
and Cambridge was roWed over the
usual course, from Putney to Mortlake
on the Thames, a distance of a little
over four and a half miles, and was
won by Cambridge, by three and a
half lengths, after an unexciting race.
Time. 10 minutes "a seconds.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
Mad Dogs.

st. Paul.-Two men and two dogs
are known to have been bitten by mad
dogs which roamed through the Hill
district. It is feared that large num-
Der Of other people, many of whom may
have been children, fell victims to the
brute's attacks
The known human victims are DR..
j. D. O'Brien and A. L, Sibley, the
latter of whom left on Saturday for
Chicago, where he is now taking treat
ment in a Pateur institute. How many
others there NAV be will not be known
until all have reported to the authori-
ties, and the people Of the vicinities
trayersed by the rabid animals are
warned to look carefully to their child
ren's welfare. The dogs We're suffer-
ing from the virulent form Of the dis
ease and would snap at and bite any
person or thins that CHANGED in their
Way:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
Republican Convention.

Minneapo Duluth gets the Re-
publican state convention, and it will
be held in the Zenith City June 10,
calling to orde. at 10 a. m. There will
be 1000 delegates, based on the aver
age vote asst for candidates on the
state ticket in 1904.
The county conventions will be held
June s, one week earlier, and both
dates fall on Wednesday. Saturday,
June 2, is recommended as the date for
the caucuses.
These questions were decided in a
brief session os the Republican state
committee at the Merchants Hotel,
st. Paul The committee also took a
new departure. and incorporated in
the call the statement that the conven-
ton will indorse a candidate for Unit
ed States senator for the legislature
to elect next winter.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
News Notes.


Faribault.-C. NJ. Buck, state senator
does not want TO return to the senate
and will not be a candidate for re-
election.
st. Paul.-After making his own
crude scaffold. George Adams. II years
old, hanged himself in his shanty al
95 Cook street
st. Cloud.-While playing about in
the kitchen the eighteen month";, osd
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Spat.i,
living a few miles east Of here pulltd
a tub of boiling water upon him, scale
ing him so terribly that death ersuee
a few hours later.
Bsainert;.-A man believed ID have
been the murderer of Patrick Hclly. the
wealthy bachelor who was killed re-
Gently near Motley, is said to have been
in Brainerd shortly after the murder
and boldly attetl. pied to sell the team
iof horses belonging to his victim.
Grand MeadoW.-The ballot resulted
in a majority of forty-three against
license. the largest ma jority ever given
the no-license ticket.
St Charles Farmers in this vicinity;
are organizing a cooperative elevator
company fo,. the purpose of erecting
an elevator at this place. Stock is now
being subscribed for and it is expected
in this manner to raise about $4,000.
Winthrop Fire, supposed to have
been Of incendiary origin, destroyed
the foundry of III. w Ollig, Involving
a loss estimated at $1,000, with insur-
ance Of $4,000.
Minnea polls Caught between the Iap
of an elevator car and the frame work
! of the elevator shaft of the Minneapolis
Lumber Exchar &c, John McNerney,
1895 Harmon place, and Peter O,Con-
nor 81 Hoag avenue, narrowly escaped
being crushed t. death while at work
in the shaft.
Rochester.A stone the size of 2
small apple has just been removed from.
the gullet Of an insane patient brought
here from Hastings for treatment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
SUtidafter Stcrnbnr9 micoer Berac'
Itellt. =,

Rem. Oorf, is. SllIi. = Baron
Sped BON S~terhblttg, Ser oerttife
9otidnfter in Sen Ser. Stoaten, mel.
der g~eItern in Bolton bon Der Sibe
ii6criuGiti1t lOur0e, befin6et iid) nic.
Der garj mobl. Gr mar geitern, ais
ct i'm Siio6o6nboie in Bolton einen
Bug nod 9tem.Dorf nebmen molte, in
6oIae ser Site pl0tIif erfranft unO
mltrOc idlleQ in elm Soipitol gebroht.
,Slt elmer Stunoe mar er mieoer ber.
gcItea mo fonnte Damn sic 6obrt nad)
Nep.Dorf ontretcn, no er geitcrn
2lbcno e%intraf un0 I'M nSoaono0ouie"
obiticg. Gr ihien lid poaig erboIt 5u
bobcn un6 ipruh nit mebreren ge.
fonntcn IN Der &obbp, cbe er iid) 5lt.
riidioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
SUlatc icincr Satin in BON Sob.

Milmoufee, @iSc., Is. Suli.--
In eincm 3inmer ieineS a~oltbauie3
iultr0e Die i6on itorf in 8erpeiung
iibergegongene 2ei6e oeS 60 Sabre
alien Gbriltion SrolIS nlfgefunoen.
Ger ate Wonn botte Selbitmoro be.
gongen, inOem CT aorboliGlre tranf.
Ger Geritorbcne mar Der Batter oes
SbeilbnberS George 5. 8roltS bon Der
6irntu ardIS & Soften, Der groBen
GeforutionSiirmd at Der 8rano,
apenuc. lleber Die Motipe 81 Scr
perbdngniBbollen Chat lit bis ieBt
nidt$ @enolteS in @~rfabrlng &c.
brodt moroen, bod gloubt mani. Dob
Der olte Monn lid) ben 500 ieiner
Satin 10 5u Ser5en genommen bat.
ooB er ieinem 2eben Elm Gn0e mad)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
Gum Subne nicberacitrcdt.

New. Dort Is. Sltli. - Son.
roO Sdirmer, elm 44.iGbriger8 Summit.
Irbeitcr bon Nr. 1870, Sits1t4. STR,
liegt nit elmer StifnunOe int Inter.
lei6 nit Dem 1ooe riugenO i'm .Sar.
lem . Soipital," mdbrcnO iein t9.idb.
riger Sobn Conrad Sfirmer, iuu.,
inter Der ihlueren anflage, ieinem
gr5euger nit einem if)orfen Stiif
8las bie b0ie @unoe 6ugciiiat SIT ba-
ben, obne 3ltldiiltng 5ltr 9iirgidait
in 0en Combs internirt lit. limo all
Gies lit Die 6olge zines beiti9euS trei.
ties, ser geltern gtadt 5miiden Batter
mo Sobn I'M Sauie bon SRI. Clara
2ojorllS, ser @eliebten Oes iltngen
WonneS, all8gebrofen mar. Ser go.
ter opporirte Dem Serb1ltniB uno
mollte Den Sobn 3mingen. nit ibm
nad Suuie 81 ge6en. Der iunge
Nanu beiinOet ii6 in Snft. :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20
gtcttc 3nitGnOc.

ShlodtGduicr in Snnios nod
ihmuBigcr, ais. oieieuigen IN
Chicago. Nieocr6renncn en-.
pfp6len.
Gopctu G8., IS. Suli. - Gin
S6(od)tboltS ndbe @cIingtott, mel-
DIES gcitcru ouf @efcbl oeS @eiuno.
bcitSrotbc$ untcriubt mor0en lit,
muroc in cincm 10 uliogbar idmlt-
3iGcn 3%ultonbc borgcfuroen, DAB
Or, 8. g. Grumbi1c, ser Sctrrt1r
0ca @cIunObeitSrotbeS, Die County.
%Gonuuiiiarc zines ie0en GountpS Oes
Stootc& o%lgcluieicp bat, OieSdlodt.
bGllicr in ibrcn Giitriftcn elmer cin-
%gebcn0cn llntcriuhmg SIT inter.
3icbcn ul0 ibner, fou9 tic niht ir
OroniuN bcfuuoeu mcrOcn louten,
Ole bonn @cieb norgcidrie6enet fiinf
Gage 3cit 5llr &eilpiQuHQ 5u geluG6,
rem. Soatc Dem llebel GA nidt ob.
OcGoGicn lcir, ioG sic @cr6aftlnQ
mo Ero5ciiirung Scr SdulOigeu
ioIgcn.
Or, Grumbine nlod)te iiber sic
&ciultote ieincr l%lntcriuduttg fol-
gcnoe WittbciIunq: IS lit gang III.
mo0IidL Ole GcrbGltniIic in Ocm be.
trcffcn0cn Sdlohtbouie SIT id)iIoern,
mic ih iie porgcflnOen babe. Nie.
mono, Der OoS ni6t nit eigcnen
Nr0cn gclcben Bat, torut iid bon
ocm ltorrcnocn Sd)nntb in ienem
ShIodtbollS cine &oritcaung ma.
dcn. Scr 3lltono luor ein 10 cnt.
IcBIidcr, Oob id) e& nidt fir m0gIid
baltic, bieic Nlllogc in 8 o0er aud in
90 EoGen 5t reinigen. Meitcr 9tn.
iidt nod lpGrc ooS Hieoerbrcnnen
ocS @c66uocS boS eiu5igc OlitteI, oic
&rontbcitSfcime 81 bcrnidten.
Gic Sr0rc ocs @ellnoGcitaumteS
bc5icbt lid oiId) ouf %oieicni9en 0roB-
idIG6terfirnen III &ouinS.Gi iuel.
dc Nnlugcn otf Der &onioier Scitc
bciiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20

@eriohnl gtot,i5. 5rau
@iuiam s. S6iQiug uno i6r 5obn
GarI fe0rten am Montag bon Golum-
BUS, D, 3uriid, Woicl6it lie iid 6ei
'Srn. gmil S6iaing, Dem einjigen
&ermnnOten ser mGnnIiden Clinic ser
S@. @iaiam s. mo Otto 9. S6iling
SIT 9eiltdl ntibicltcn. 2tni ibrer &iid-
relic moren tie BON Oct beiocn God.
tern oe8 Srn @miG SAiaing, mclhe
iih meGrerc @odcn bier SIT 9eiud
mli6nIten mer0en, 6cgleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20

$50, i'm Hipep 8ietu 8orf, I'M
BORT glGbe iiir ibre Sereinc ongepic.
len 5u crDalten uno ibre 6eIta6,ei.
den entgegcn SIT ncbmen. 0ca0lci.
den f6nncn Die Gomitc'n Oic 6reifor.
ten fiir ibrc &ereinc bort in GmpfunN
ncbnlen, mcnn iic 0iciclben nod nift
Crbnlten babelt.
8. TnmeI0ungen sum 9ci,
tritt.
Sercinc, melde iid) Dem 9iirgcruer.
etn nod ni6t an9cihIolien bo6cn unO
beijlltretcn Wiinihcn, erbnlten bel
Dem GrIcgcn Oc@ &opfgelOc9 Dor DEM
Settle 6~rcifarten fiir i1rc WitgIieocr.
Ter iGbrli6c 9eitrog lit 5 Gents pro
MitgIieO. Sc0cr &erein lit iiir 100
Ntitglieocr ooer mcnigcr SIT cinemGc,
lcgotcn bcrcdtigt.
@ir bitten gci6uigit Ocn Snbolt
0icie5 &unOihrcibeua sur &cnntniB
Sbrcr 0titglieoer 81 bringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20

@e9cr IN DIT 9ronb'
it iitung BAL ct. - SorrD
2olrN bon gtr. 1921, gScit Erott. Str,
1T oelicn Mobnrng AM SonntoG
Nbcno ollf mnbCtnnntc @ciic 6citcr
oltabrodl mltrnc gcltcrn allf ocll
Ncr0odt bin pcrboftet, icin 0olts IN
Srulto gcItCdt 5lt ba6cn. Staats.
6eliermnridnu WIc@ill crIongtc Den
0uftbefebl iiir Gong. &on9 mar 5llr
3cit bc$ NuSbrlldc& 0ca 6ellerS nit
iciner 6ontilie ir @lenburnic, Wto.,
ltn0 fcbrtc crit an Sonntuq g6cn0
gegcn 10 llbr 3ltriid. 9US 0oS Selter'
9cportcnnert ontom, fon0 0aiIelbe,
ooB in brei Dcri6icOenen Sdlof5im-
mern 6cuer olt@0c6roden mar, Dab
o6cr Die Ebiircn SIT Den orei 3im.
mcrn oerid)loiicn Worcn.
Nus Ben @erid ten. - Die
@roBgeld)morcuen iebten g~citern Die
l(ntcrlild)ultg Der Gi2pcrbGltniiie tort.
Gin Nngeltellter Der oSummult Sis
Gompagnie" luurOc griinolif ms
arcll5perb0r gcnonmten. Die Inter.
Iltd)ltng miro luubridcinli6 ocn golts
sen Wonnt oolIcrn.
Gic 0roBgeidluorencn itcltelt
gcltern Den Giienbobn,@renicr SrcOe'
rid Moore in Nnfloge, lpcld)er beidltl.
otgt it, on Iebten Srcitog g(be10
Charles y. Subj I'M GomOen 9obn.
bofe geto0tet 81 bobcn. Gle Ier5tc
Or. Singo uno Or. 2umptin iparcn
Die eln5igen 3eltgen, Die Dernommeit
mur0en.
SarrD &. @oo0luin ipllr0e ges
tern bonn Hid)tcr COOLER 5llm Scque.
tier filr Die 81. u. 6ollb Stod 6ooo
Company" ernunnt. Die Grnenmung
geldob nuf cine alngc 0eS 3rIl. Geo.
$. alIrb bin. mcIdler nngicbt, Die
Gompognie itl,loe ibnt $332.5S unO
lei 5ablungSrnid6ig. Gie Gompagnie
giebt 3ieieS SIT.
&erbGng ntBpoIler SAIL.
- Ger 81 Sabre oltc 9entlep Su0ior
BON Hod0oIc, Baltimore =. Gountp.
mcld)er iid) bier tcmpordr i'm ,SanO
Soule" al Der Nacds, nabe 2erington.
Strabe, auibieIt, iiel geitern Morger
MI Der Eine. mo Herington . StraBe
10 nngliidlid, Oob er cine i6limmc
aopfpnnoe onUon trug uno IN Ser
4nlbnInn5 ocS mrltIIdenG iitrifts nod
Dem oMnrpIano llniocriit6ts . Soipi.
tai" ii6ergeiiibrt werOen mnbte.
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Die SantBGtiafcit.


Sin nele5 Sbeoter al Baltimore
StroBc. - 100 SGuier an Ocl
@0mon0ion- }lpcmte. - Cine uelt(
6obrit BON 2eocrmaoren.
Gin neltcS G6cotcr miro in 9alti.
more erboltt mcrocn, un0 }rpor 6ut @r.
Sontcl e. .. Stet,ort 0cu Gontroft
iiir Sen llmbou Oe9 Nouiea 9tr. lO4-
l06, OIt-NaItimorc, in elm Ibcutcr
an sic n9a1on Contraction So" Der.
acbcIL nnd)oem 9au. Suipcftor Yrc.
ton Sen n6tbi8en 8dlcrIuubniBi6cin
crtbcilt bate. Gos @cb0u0c lit 30
6ltB brett uno 100 6llB tici unO mcr.
sen ouS 5peitc mo brittle Stod1Ucrt
in zines perciniGt merocn. Die 9il6nc
ioll % bis 30 Sub groB ntO Oic @oI,
lcric olti ser YoItimorcltrobcn . Scite
crb0lIt mcroen. Gas Tbeotcr ioa am
+. September ierti1 9eItcllt Iein.
3uerit nerOcn WcISucr & YicI %
Scr Q%cplontcr 1900 @obnb6itlcr al
ser @Omonoiun .2lpenllc crbuuen lui.
icn mo 5mor 5mii6cn Ser 1. lnO ,.
Npcnuc. Seine @irtbidaft miro aui
Ocm Hnn0compIer cr6oltt un0 MIR
5uci @]rocerpld0en BON ser Gonlpug.
ME icIbit betrieben mer0cn. 0icie 81
crbouct0cn % W~obnbGulcr iuer0cll
ouf 40 bel 100 SUB GroBeu Cots er-
bolrt wcr0cu uuO t6 bel 80 groB iein.
Ser &olrfprciS lit ca. $500 proSmt5.
N&. Spoder Bros. aus 9%torioIt,
ga, bo6cn oo8 pierit0dige @cbGuoC
9tr. 40, @cit.GompouitroBe, gepodl.
tet, nm OoieIbit cine 2eOcrmaarcn-
labrtf SIT Beginner.
ST.. GupiO NJ. Ncmbolo, inn, bat
bon 6rou @lpiro g.. @oltcr8 ocn
@oIterS'i6cn @runobciib 5rpiihcr
SlingIufi., Gertrude Nucnlte unO
gre&6urpltroBe gefouit. 9(ui benlicl-
ben pcrOen 80 bis 60 5lueiltodiQc
Mobn60uier gcbout mcrOcn unO Oo9
2onO nit Sen SGltiern AMI ilber $780,
600 ST itcben fommen.
Sr, George 8, 9lthboI& Er6ii0cnt
Scr rOlo @irginia NntiQne Co."
Eat Oos Wobnbans oes Deritorbencn
Or. George ", M%iIten6er0er an Scr
SiiooIt- ode BON GutonN un6 Wionl.
mcntitroBc gefouft.
&r. s. 9. NorriS bat 0o8 frii6cre
@obnbntS beS ShobmciitcrS unO
SctrctGrS Ser Ser. S%trobcnbo6n, s..
Is. MCSilton, gtr. 31tt, ~GliftonzNOc.,
Qcfoiit. GuS @runoItiid iItt2O BEL
$50 Sub groB.
Die n@citeru WorpIono 9obn" bat
bon Su.iunuob 9ormQn II. u. flint al
sic GciItcrStoDn.RooO ougrcu5cnOe
Nfer 2onO i'm 0ritten 9iitrift pon
Baltimore Goumtb gcfnuft.
Sr. 81. SerboIo bat bon ScnrD
Sreioc cine 50 BEL 80 6ltB 0roBe 9olt.
ilele an Ser gfc BON Carroll. mo
Stod5oImitrnbcgc folft.
Nr, 1916, 5rcoerid gDcnlte, lit bon
Srrt. Is. GoItcnboh ullf Nltttion iiir
$4,000 nit @run0 gcfolrit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-20

0eItcrn g(6errb urtcr Der @citrul0 bon
@ruf. Carl 9od)alt lcjnC r~cQclmGBiqc
SinoItun0e ob. &n ser @cihGftS-
iibun0, in melhcr &rdiiOcnt hilbert
&6iflcr bcn &priib iilhrtc un0 Sr. i.
&ol3boucr ais Erotofouiiihrcr fur.
Qirtc, mrrocn Die SHluBuor6crci.
trnQen fir Der NllaihtQ nod SIT
bcr'S Yorf %gctrOffcn, Die 9eomtcn.
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