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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-16
GASOLINE TANK EXPL0DES
Candle Held Over an Old Tank
Causes Surprise.
Terrific Explosion Follows, Seri-
ously tnjuring Two Men.
Arms Broken by Mere Force of
Conclusion.

About half-past six O'clock last
evening a terrible explosion occurred
in the machine shop of Frank Matsch
on Fourth North street.
Matsch and Joseph Rosener were
working in the shop at that time. They
had an old gasoline can in one corner
of the building, and as it had not been
used for years they concluded it was
empty. Rosener with candle in his
hand started to examine it. The light
and the contents of the tank somehow
became confused. They had never met
before and the introduction resulted,
as introductions. sometimes do, in an
explosion.
In this instance however it was Sc
rious.
Matsch, Rosener and a young son or
Gus. Haas who happened to be in the
shop, we're all hurled several feet and
rendered unconscious.
When restored to consciousness it
was found that Rosener's left arm had
been broken and that he was also bad
| " burned about the face. The right
arm of the Haas boy was also broken,
! while Matsch escaped with severe
burns. A peculiar fact connected with
the injuries was that the broken limbs
show no signs of external bruises. The
fractures had been wholly caused by
the conclusion of the exploding gas
/ oline.
+ Louis Sandau went to st. Paul this
morning to attend a Builders conven-
/ ton.
Mrs. Follmann entertained a num-
Der of friends last evening in honor Of
Miss Donnelly of Chicago.
! Miss Nellie Collins of Morton is
visiting at the home of her cousin.
Thomas Collins, in this city.
i Miss Alma Vogelpohl, stenographe1
for the Minnesota Seed Co., left fol-
1 Mankats Saturday. She will visit fol
i a week or more with her parents.
i Otto Zschunke, who was injured
1 while coasting on New Years day, il
again attending to his duties behine
| the co unters in Ochs Bros. store.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-16

quacy of the fire protection provided
in the building was also proven, the
standpipes and apparatus working to
advantage when put into use.
ssThe institution will not be closed
on account Of the fire. It has been
found that one of the operating rooms
can we'll be used and that there is
good accommod alton for twelve Or fif-
teen patients. Itmay require a month
or six weeks to effest the total repair,
but part of the building is now in as
good condition as it was before the
FIRE, and within few days the institu-
ton will be running again as former
ly.
s'The hospital was recently con.
structed at a cost of $4,000
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-16
SAM FULLERTONls TO BE REMOVED
Governor Appoints Ills Successor on
Game and Fish Commission.

=a Il :
Sam Fullerton. executive agent of
the state game and fish commission
since 1901, will not be reappoinsed to
the game commission by Governor
johnson. Thegovernor acknowledged
on Friday that Mr.. Fullerton was to
be succeeded on the board, and said
that the executive agents place was to
go TO Carlos Avery of Hutchinson.
one of the 1906 appointees to the board.
Who will succeed Fullerton as a
member OF the commission has not yet
been announced, but it is understood
that the choice lies between A. b..
Glare Of Grand Rapids and ]. j..
Grove of Duluth.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-16

politicians get two passes on each
road. one good in North Dakota, and
the other in Minnesota. So it is up
to the individual states to pass legis-
lation that will supplements the federal
law and make it effective.
The travelling public is naturally
watching the legislatures with great
deal of interest. Travelling men get a
two-cent rate by the use OF mileage
books, but a two-cent law would re-
lieve them of the nuisance, and they
would no longer have money tied up
waiting for rebates
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-16
CAPT. SCHAEFER GETS PLUM
Well-known Travelling and Militia
ry Man to be Bank Examiner.
Governor Names Himas Successor
to p. NJ. kerst, Who Resigns.
Appointment Comes as Reward
for Making Race for Rail-
road Commissioner.

P. NJ. Kerst has resigned his posi-
ton as state public examiner to be-
come permanent examiner of the clear
iDg-house banks Of Minneapolis.
The resignation comes as a complete
surprise to everybody, for the posi-
ton which Mr.. kerst held paid $1,000
a year and it was well-known to every
body that he could have retained it
for three years more at least if he had
so desired
| His new place, however, is a perma-
nent, one and that undoubtedly intiu-
enced him in taking the stepwhich he
did.
AS bank examiner he has been a
great success, and the governor and
the banking institutions of the state as
we'll have every reason to regret his
resignation.
| He will be succeeded by Anton Schae-
fer of Rushmore. Capt. Schaefer was
rendered the place on Friday and has
accepted. Mr.. Kerst's unexpired term
has another year to run and at the end
Of that time Gov. Johnson will have
another appointment to make for a
three-year term, SO in goingin Schae-
fer is good for fully four years in
the Office, plum certainly not to be
sneezed at.
Capt. Schaefer has many acquain-
tances in New Ulm and everyone who
knows him is his friend. He is a ira.
yelling man, living at present at Rush.
/ more, but to New Ulm people he is
best known because of his athletic work
in early years and by virtue of his mill.
tary position as captain in the Sec
ond Regiment few years ago.
/ He was the democratic candidate FOL
railroad commissioner in the recen
campaign and is generally recognized
as thoughtful student and conserva
tive business man.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-16

After an interesting banquet THUGS
day evening the Congregational Socie-
ty elected the following officers: Dea-
con, C. W. A. Krook; clerk, Herman
Held; trustee, G. A. Ottomeyer treas
urer, F. II. Krook; superintendent of
Sunday school, A. FL. Lienhard, as
sistant, DIR. Mihleis; music committee,
e. Fl. Krook, Mrs. Zelle and Mrs.
Mather; prudential committee, Mrs.
G. Schmidt, Mrs. Krook ana Mrs.
Baxter
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-16

The daily evening services at the
Methodist church are being we'll at
tended. Children's meetings will be
held this and Friday afternoons, and
on Saturday evening. Presiding FL
der Hauck of Mankato will preside.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-16


park Paul gift
Academy
Munich this
added another $500
PEDESTAL
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-16
JAMAICA, is
DESTROYED BY QUAKE
Brief Dispatches Indicate that City
is Wiped Out win Heavy
Loss of Life.

The Western Union Telegraph receipt adyices
porting that Kingston jamaica has
with loss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
Baltimore Sampf Tafet . SO.
(Nlte nnb 6nberId [iye 8ai.2tnis.)
Die Ser. GtaQteusBo beforberuD.
OFt Ott, ~fUu0W[ FVF ptTUtpetHU'
Ilcnroia u 0cnacHasM

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9ampter fabren taeIiG, gonntaes auseenom.
men, bon ben ,8ai.1tnie". 4ierS, Wr. 1918.
3iebtsStraBe, $50 .Mtenbs, brett mad Oh
Boirt Comfort, Horfplf. portsmouth uub aIeit
bunften oes @iibens. 8erbinbune in Oio
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8idmono, serbinoune In BortsuIontb NIT benz
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nit ber ngtiantic Eoait 2tre," y,orfoIf un6
tpeftTth nno ~OIb Dominion Sine" nad Reip.
bern, @afbineton. W.'G., &t&ulonb, 30, uns
sefpsUorf.
MabI5eiten nod europdtf9em Blame. 9uru.
rtbfe .aai1ten5imnter, eleitrifbe BeIeu9tuite,
9amptbei8ane. @oiel fret. Heterb.rts aatiteT:
SIR. LOT, soft.8aItimore.S trabe, Nr. sos nrb
eos, 9~igbt'StraBe, Q: ". 6. Office. Siiboft.gde
Baltimore uro galoertsStrabe, Continental
1ruft gntloing' NIB II5auebs Wr. 100, Rorbs
@barIessGtrnbe.
SpAn ". stertuupt, g. Yrutpn,
Rice. Yrdf. II. Gen. sUtdnua c. Gen. sYatt. .Sgens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

@ur0c6ci'm 2ic66en d
cmpfangCn un0 III a. e
Sra d. - Sumltcl T.. SDon1oS Doa
ser 5lt Sort NoporO itotionirten Silt.
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$50 mo Soften ni6t bc5oblcn fonnte,
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pfangen polte. Gorii6cr cnttGltldt,
fing CT einen Sfnnool on lrn0 be
Oro6tc mcGrcrc @cibli6fciten. Sic
Solr5lpirt6in &oir @riqbt ricf Sen
SerAcontcn Glliicll bcrbci, Der Ocn
crboitclt &ric0cr icimnbmr.
II no6b6n1i0 ron Scr
,GcnniD." - Die Baltimore
06io.@n6n" Got elm Girfulor olt99e-
Qeben, in Ocnt olS &olptiobc on0c-
filnoigt lit, OoB bic @obn fir Die Ser
binoun9cn nit ben grobcn Sccn Jest
Oie bon Der yYcnniplponio "ltta6bGn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
Ias Dem Snncrcn MarDlaao'S unO
Sen a%ngreujcnocn Stnatcn.
81 e6tSanmuIt 0id'S Bro=
3CG.

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Sn Cumberland, Wt0, fin0ct Sur
3eit Elm Nltficbcn c%rrcgen0er Gro5cB
gegen HeGtSonpolt Hobert 81. 6.
Did, Ser Ser llnteri6loglu1g bon 275
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s. Scalp bon Surtle,Greef, So, frii-
her IN Homecoming Ilegonp.Gounttt
Wfoy m%obn6aft, iibergo6, nod 9(ngn,
ben Der &logeidrift, Serrn DID cine
SDpotbefe ouf Otto GpnnS, INN iie
ein5u5ieben o0er bcrfolen 3u crfIGren.
Did erbielt einen G6ed bon $275 unO
%beponirte i'm nie Ourd 3eltgniB ct.
ipielen muroe, oitf lein cigcneS Gon-
TO, Gid iel6it iugte aus, OoB CT
@nanS Die Sppotbefc sur 3ubllng
prGientirt babe rn0 Oieier erflGrt ia.
be, nidt 5oblen 81 f0n1en. Gin an
berer Client, Serr 9eenlon, lei oonn
geneigt gepeien, oicSppotbef 5t ii6er=
nebmen uno babe $275 barolrf gelie-
ben, sic er nit einem G6ed be5ablt
babe uno Sen CT, ipie cS ieil1 @e6rnrl6
gelpeIen lpdre, oltf ieincn Noncn III
ieiner 8anf Oeponirt bobe. ScollD
babe Die $275 fir Die &Dpot6et an
8unebmen ii1 berrpeigert. Gr, Did,
babe Sen 9etrag ieit Der Belt 6creit
gebolten, I'm i'm allS5r5oDlen, pe1ll
iif bie Torteien eeeini9t bitten. Or
bebollptet als Innnlt fir ScallD oe-
Banbelt 81 baben uno nid)t ais iein
Mgel1t. 9ieIer Gllnft lit Ser Saltpt,
pltnft in ser @erbal10lung.
8erItieBen gegen 0nS 8 D.
tionS. 8eieB.
SIM &reisgerid)t BON Nrrnc glrrll-
bel-Goltntp 81 NnnapoliS mltroen TO-
genbe Terionen iuegen llcbertretltnQ
oes 2ocnlsO ptions@ eieb beitroit: Wfit
$25 Sobn Welensfp aus oe1n f%iiniten
9iitrift nobe Baltimore, 1lno nit ie
$50 Die Heger Sobn Sei0eQ uno Sa9.
8romn aus Dem Drittet 9iltrift.
9er&rieg gegen @irtbc
25 groteite gegen Oie 9lltsgo6e bon
Gdanflicen5en an @irtbc pur0en I'M
areisgeridt bon @olbin9ton-GountD
In Sagerstopn, M0., eingereidt. %
bapon betreffen Die StoOt SogerS-
totpn uno 2 SltnfStomn 3 0teilen
i%ueiter. Die BroteItler linb sic $50.
mans Temperance llniont" Faitoren
nnb anoere Semperen5fonatifer, on-
rlanter audi cine &eibe prominence
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27

@ei60it9lel,tc. &idtcr Gu0u lpir6
oic &erb6rc iofort beginner. Die g3ir-
tbr beg. Gorporotionen gcgcn Die 4ro.
tcite crbobcn iultr0c, iin0:y @ermou
Nrcming Company" 1u0 ySoiter
@rcWing Gomponp" bciOc Gngro2,
@cnrD &olucr3, Gigcntbiimcr Oc3I}o.
rpIonOeSotcl&, George Srmmcr3, 81
gcntbiimcr DcS @onBsS otel5, Barton
6. HottCr, Giaentbiimcr 0ca &ultrcl
Goic, Sonc9 9L. &uco5, &or1e5 3,
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9olucr@, 2SilIinm 5. EOiicnbcrQcr, 5.
u. &otb, GorucliuS IS. HcC0cr, &obn
q. gScoocr, &oluc3 ". &epucr, l8iI-
liam 90. NloonL @iuiou NJ. Sol
0cr3, &omc3 Sumter, Gborlc9 =. Sur
It's, Sobu q. Celouncp, $. G0rDor0
@olioro, Seize 9loom Gonicl u. 81
Gounor, &oicpb N}c0unicl bon so
Qcr9tolun Grou Gloru GlUm mo s.
2. 2U. Golcr BON Slrnt9tolun.
Gin icnbobuungliid If.
8ei Dem 3uiommcnItoB elmer &ofos
ulotipc nit ciucnt Trudt}ugc oltf ser
oNcm-})orf, YbilnOclpbio unO g}or-
Jolt .GiicnboDn" bel Gocn nobc Soli8-
bllru, W}0., lpuroc Der &ofomotiDiiIb=
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rol-6oipito(" BON Salisbury 0c6ro0t
murocr,. Sic llrio6cn 0c@ 3u.ioul-
mcnItoBe8, Der iiN gcitcrn N}orgcn
gcgen 1@5 llGr crcignctc, iinO noC9
niht goll5 ol1fgctldrt. &on Ocn @c-
glcitlmQ3pcrionol Oe5 6ro6t5ugc2
lpltrOe 9tiemuno pcrIest.
SoIlein SrrtDum elm.
9o@ S5ntereiie an Der &oping-Gitc3-
Trog0oic in 9}elion=Gomtp, So,
mG6It nod bcItGn0ig. IS miro or1-
qcnon1meL b%cion0cr9 BON Sen 6reutt-
Sen Cites, ouB Nidtcr &oDi11g cilcn
groBcn f~otolen Srrt6um be9ing, o(a
cr Cites eri6oB, in Dem cr om1obnl,
oaB oicicr Icinc Todter bct6ltbt ut0
Ocrgepoltigt bate. Son Der Sonlilic
Cites Iogt man, 0oB iic nidtS lt1Dcr-
Itldt loiicn Wiiroc, INN ben Grmoroe-
ten bon ser 9lniGulOigltng SIT rcini.
gen. % Die So6c 5lt elmer f%oftio+
ncQcn Trogc olt53lhuoblen i6cint, III
c3 nift ouaqei6loIien, OoB Die Ser
banolung in cinen1 onocrcn Goltntp
Ucrlegt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
&eitcrn Iarnlanb Giiembabu.
seainnenc 95. gsopember, berIdbt Stuenrstati

geainnenb 25. Hooember, berIdbt S%tueusStaficn
1G0ltdp.
4.10 Woreers-G6neipoft, Sagerstotpn, 81. q
W.sgabn." NapneSboro, @bnnberSburg uno,
allsselonnleu Sonntas, Sancod unb Gum
Derl1no. IVY
3.OA gla6m. - accommodation nod linton.
Nrtbae, foiute tdgli9, aiiSgenommen SonntaG,
Vort.. Sanooer, @eitpsbnrs wlb v. unb s.
8ibiftom Yunftet.
y*4;55 gsatIn. ggpreb. SauprIinte. Saaers-
to:pr, Sahcod, Sbippenst;;re nno, dliSpetons
men. S2nlltag. Srcoerid ultb GmmtiSbur0.
BarIoll.gSaggon.
Sdslidl, ansaentmmen epnntag.
$40 WtorgenS - Wort, v. inb 8. Dtbi5ion unb
&aiptlinie oitIi6 bon @niorbs0 robe, iofois
Carlisle.
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gtstp -g8inofor.. Union 9'rioee, Brilceotue I'Sre.
berid),- 19nIrtont, gSdDiesboro, Chambers.
BURG. Sagersioipn, SarcDd, Cumberland unb
@llins. "a fet observation-disclosures -.
8 .33 gaa. ~. = Accommodation nadb Sauober.
6.25 Mbenpe-affom. nab linton prtoee.
Nnr GdnnerftagS nnb gamttaaS.
11.25 NbeubS - Mffont. nuub tiniprlsWribae.
Wnr Spnntag3.
$50 DEMONSTRATION. mad r1ntpnsgrtbQe tirto
Sanober.
= gait nidt. an 9ennfbIbania.a pe.. Citation an.
U. HubertiDn, n. OR, NuipeI.
Gen.. Seiaafsfa6rer. sea..$ aH.. sossA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
9(uS Baltimore County.

Sic Stcucrrote oltf y Geut9 icitgc-
iebt. - @iro cine Giuno6mc BON
$5S2,3tS crQcbeu. - Sic Itcucr-
bare 9oii2 lit $8O,877533. - Sic
&crlpiQi9lnQcu bctroAcn $7OG,
794. - 2(n0rrc5 aus DEM GountD.
Gle Stcucrrotc iiir 9ultimor Conn.
III lit oltf y Gent5 pro 500 fiir al
les 8rlmos, pcrionli0C2 un0 Qcniid.
tc5 GigcntbumL cin8ci6Iuilcn OtIttuir
tc Spiritloicu ltn0 Glttien BON N}dru
l0n0er G"Orporotionen fcit3cicbt lu0
crgiebt cine Ginlubmc pou %5S2,3iS
olti elmer @oii9 BON S80,S7I533 ltcll-
er6oren G~igent6mt5. Sic Stoot8.
Iteucr pon 16 Gent8 pro 500 brin2i
$t48,OOG.7 10.
Die Gteucr BON 30 GcutS olti
ircmOc C6ligotiouCn mb @crtDpo.
pierre I'M @ciib pom @cmo6ncrn BON
Uoltlmorc-GorlltO crdicbt SlIlS2. q.
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rn0 Sen Don &i9bIonOtoDn lnO San.
tom cine iolde BON 10 Gcnt$.
Sic fiir oo5 6i2foljo6r por0cicbc-
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794. 6ierpon cntfollcn inter 2t1Oc.
rem %tGt, 1876 fir 8cr6ciicrlwg Ocr
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43S fiir SnItonOboltlnq OCricIbcn,
$4,000 filr Iouirn0c &laGnbCn iiir
sic SGulclL $4,000 iiir neuc SAll.
g%ebGubc, $4,000 fiir 9eleudtun9,
$4,000 fiir 0o8 6cucrbcportement,
$4,000 iiir 0o8 &reiS0cridt, $4,000
fiir oo8 @cfdngniB, $27,500 iiir ooa
8oli3ei. Gepurtement, $4,000 fiir oclr
ltnter6olt bon Srriitniqen, $500
iiir 0oS %2(rmcnbou8, $4,000 fir bic
@oblcn un6 HcqiItrirunQ II. /. ~,
9litBer Sen Steuern BOT OoS GolntD
nod cine Ginnobmc BON $4,000 aus
2icen5en, Strofcn Ii. !. 10.
Gountn.G pmmiII0r Geo. @. gel
lott, Scr gegcn sic appropriation iiir
S6ulen in Ser Stcucrlmlogc fir
1907 lit, weigerte Iid), Oieiel6c 81 mi
ter5eidnen; iie pltr0e Damn BON Cont
miiidr Monu mo 2eobe unterihrie-
ben.
Sir 8cr6eiierung Scr
Gountp Ron0S.
Ior sen @ege.GommiiIGren CT.
idien cine delegation, bcIteGcno aus
Sen SS. Gbriitopbcr 6. Si0en @n1.
s. @eof, 2IfreO s. Carr, gilbert 8c-
Der, 9. So6n @lod, 81. g. G6ootc, Or.
$. s. 9ebb, @urrp Do. 0~cn5ingcr, g..
6. 2pn6 un6 Nid)ocl @inunb, sic
cine 8etition fir 9erbciiCrumgen ser
SIo Gourt-Gooo, 5miidcn @cn0lep ".
&unOolatopL cinreidtcn. StruBen.
Sngenierr SbirIcp befum Ben 2(uf-
trag bier5u. Sbm murOe ferncr cr-
Iau6t, 3nei @nI3en ol5lti6oficn ltno
cine @cton-@riifc ii6cr oen 9cuoer.
Gam I'M o6ten Giitrift on5lrlegcn.
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troltt lit, Fat Sic folgeuoen @eomten
%criu0blt: M. Ser5on &oriibcr, Mid.
Sore, ScfrctGr, nno GboS. $. Wtcttee,
S0abneiItcr.
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ai9cn &inicn, sic Yllnion Stcomboot
So" lnO bic oNPlttuol Eruniit g."
NCbrou6cn un0 oorou3 Sic ,@olti-
more . bios@o6n-2inic" c%onitulircu
miro.
9ouen meme Mcrft. - Die
rSol0citcr = 0onpfihiiiS @cieQ.
I6oft" rcporirt gc0cnpGrtig lire
@erfte 9fr. 16, &igbtitroBc, mo miro
oieIelbe cine Der i66nIten in 9olti=
more iein nodJ ibrer SertigiteQung,
9{cue @ci0GftSs unO Sro0trdlmc, 10.
lpic @artclGlc iperocn gc6ollt.
Die 2un0umg an. Ser Mcrftc. miro
nit Den %moOcrnitcn 9(nlogcn ollSgc-
~riiitct lu1o miro Oiciclbc Is SllB lam
ger ms @niicr mlSgebollt ipcrOen.
Sur &crgr0Bcrun9 Scr
CTS &ollc.- Der Benevolent
ol10 Erptectipc OrOer" Der Cts"
bat ooa @orett- 2lnpeicn Or. 800, II.
81, gScit-6 npctteItroBc, sum sI;ued
Der griucitcrung Der jebigcn CTS
SoQe, 9r. 307, Observation-Disclosures,
fGltfli0 crlporbcn. Der &olliprciS
ioQ ungcfGGr $4,000 ~betrogen mo
bic Soften iiir GcrGr0Bcrlng bcS
G~llt66oulc3 mnr6en oili $4,000 Der
oni0lo9t.
Sic rTc0erotion Of ga.
Dor" miro ollt6 oicic5 &o6r Den Nr-
6eitcrtog OllrdD cinc grobortiNc SC.
nlonltrotion beaeben. GoS Gonitc,
luel0cS nit Den arrangements be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-27
,1ntnb Mice, ..Meirhie.Mone,"


6autom nub Stabfambtuwn.
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Inrplanb & genniglbaaia 81. 81.

SN1e prrlaNeu g.urtl.Mpenne. etattpn:
7.30 Sornt. nab g'orf ld9Ii6, ausgeItonrnen
Gonrtn9S.
$40 8org,. rad Seita, nur Gonntues.
$50 BORN. mad Belair tdeli@, nlsgenon''
men Gnnitaas.
f.2o Na6m. mad 8eIair, nur EARNINGS.
1926 Mofm. mas 0orf tdgIi9, aus9enortnen
Gprritnas.
400 Na6m. mad TeIta. nur Gonntngs.
3.45 gn6rt. nah 80Iatr tagIi6 uuSeenpni'
men Gort1taaS.
600 Mbenos mao Cello tdaIit, auseenonts
men Gonntaes.
II .OC Wbenos mad 9eIta, nur Gonntaes.
11.30 atberoS mad gelair. Wtiitmo6 II. Cont
ftaq. |l
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9nuptquartier oes n8nOern Ser. lint. .yers
Gins" o@ifertrar6 = 9Gmen . SeretnS,"
nGunton SmrierluGbrenoe 9uu. un6 2eibs
%eteins," v.Seitf6e Scniitb.t@teit" unb
Srifbes Bier 6u ieber Set. - e.. & s.
Telepbol: Bolfe S29 5.
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Mo6ert 9ipamer'S

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tr. t92i-t923, SrlrauS. SstrnRt.
Sduptnuartier beS nWio5art : Wtinners
c1ots." Gingihiitoe ieoen Sonneritap
slbeno. Ser .Wip1crt NnLs uilh 2eibs
Eerein" berlnmnteli iiD teoelt Worttaa
bier. GGeIapclie . leietlon Bolfe
S44 8. (9trti4,1O
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Gpring's Canton 2ieorrfranSspaae,"
SGuptQlnrtier oeS pgantousGtehersran5".
Gin9itinbe ieoer Wittpo6 Ibeno. Scr
gdniensGcreir %berinmjneIt ii1 ieoen 9ieu'
flag Mbeno. - .9t1tional"s9ier am Sapf.
DISQUALIFICATION - @oIfe 1853 3.
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IBzIZz1I!5Zg!gz&CGrIp
y 9daIi6. 1delt0, auseencmmen Counting.
RcnIid. mt. 8oSai.sf. gamben.e ct
G9itaso G8iilS5.) .9d0li6 G.458. 700 9.
GBicaSo G|euari). D.. .aaS!i9 4.laM. $50 Y.
Giuc, ct s. d gblg. .GlGlib 6.4E8 100 Y.
Sine. d Ct. 9.......8d9lt4 2.43NE. 800 Y.
S S,as; n y. l aSIiti9 81 s. 700 5.
sittsS' Z &iit;D;ell...:: daSIi5 : 500 4.
S Sdi,s' X ssoia a a$sSEIiiS 11.i59 y: l 4;$5 g. 3:
@rpteb6iiGe rSebe et,nOe ont bic stunbe" bon
r Ssp,ts %aRSfri9 : @6 sI,r mao ois Nf s6n sstns an
Srii6ere gl6fabrt bon oer 0it. Ro1aIseiaiion.
.c Ss'' sS%s' 'l7.5 Ss''f RS5, 81, s .S;Ss' liS.sl'
i !sili55s' ls 156,os s4.i T1' ,i4..55 %i .i5l55i y s1alsR, 1852 !5.Ss.
!G.55, $500 Qimifeb), *10.b5, rt1.a3 9lbe1os;
9srl Gamsr', Station 200, o955, 6SO, sa:Go,
~ ! % 'S 81 rS;G ~ Wy ~ 30 'lH + %. 'i 9LS5. S i. o6'.
gSaSm. 1900. 1tG.Gia, 1920, ,ii7i,oSS. 800, .sS,Is
'HMsn naspslt5 slo: 2lt. '! nsaa1l, elaihSi '1i l7s5o @G naS
2s.ob %oym. H.55 mn 1916 NG dnl.; Gamblers
300, 1875 gln0m. INTO 1900 %gIbenoS..
Sreocrif, characterization l7.35 uno 1915
SoTfl, 1876, 1850 inb 800 gahm.
gsiaMeter, @t. 8ohaL i7.10 Sornt, ~"
1850 Wacbnl.; GonloensStation, 1920 8ort-,
1900, 1850 unb 400 glad);1.
@agcrStuipr: Glt StoUaI.g %tntior, ITO 8otmy
1850 9tatm.; @cmocusStntion 1890, H.35
Sr:nr, 800. 400 gtatbnl.
E.ss, So.1f &3crmy 1Ti.2E, 1850, .5.sO ga@ni,
Snraa, 81, lSogal, staiiOn, '2.4s mu@m.;
a11Aa y q nm NJ Aff
RuDai Slne Glue
itadi PHILADELPHIA nnS Tet1 .Dprf.
gteper Icr1llHls an ber Sretifa3lpaItdto'tpn
Strate,, G.f'gort 9eolem ret Sotels. ~beaters
linr Iei6dl.SsO iitrift.
GeTtIi6. gcrhensGt; aRt. EoboI:ci.
S S$lfG!s9q Il. Si,e Co.: aasI $$. .b5 ). VI s s.66 : :. G
SarIoI. Ig%sSsijcO.: :nlr 3 925@.S ,957S.g
, *@ao,Sai s Nnsits@ ,,aaaassii 5s..99ssMM..a 5 by h. y.
@oafes, 8biIa .anSa; 90 800 Y. 5,o5 @.@
S6IafpoaooiS ..,..1dol 1879 W 1'.44M
aotal.s 9Iaiipa9gons mad Gtip:gert Ins Ie'
Disqualification mi 1O.oO Qben6S.
xa6' 2ltianttt;Giis iiailG; ?. nq9 Miiaatit:eiia
Sonrtage, s!ae 3iee baIter in @timtnston'
9biia,. Mtium., gamocn.s taiion.. 1915 gorm.,
~. 90 atad1ri., 2G.t0 Mocuos; Wt. HpbaIsS tntton,
1920 8orIn., 1926 gta6m., 36.15 gtbenoS.
abcroeen @fiunt., Gumb.nsS tatior, 2t.00
ya6ny 1910 glbenbs; Mt. StopaIsStaiipi.
II .05 Nqdm., 1915 MbeuoS.
8eierbiriina bon &aum In S1Iaf' poer Yar'
IcrsgDaegons SpeiieruteuI etc. ipcrben i1ren be-
inrat per Seiepbun In auet t%OIaenoen BILLET
g., ct. sSanl 1924 ooer Wlb., @ourtIano 1901
Wtt. 8uhaI-Gtetion, 6. & s.. sri. Gernon 1928;
GuinSensStatipE Observation-Disclosures, 9. Il q.
ct. YnuI SAC, ober Wlo.. Gourt!anh d726: uus
Wv B2R @HhsSronS,oo.