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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

@erTeoettc 9%nsc0cte NIT ocr guil6ritt
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Gpc8ififntipner fir boS @lei I6rnen i'm Qiis
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31


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fen @ilrenli it6 beilnoer.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

Som Sobr 5u Sabr 10 I'D
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

Ser Stobltrul it y at III
letter Gl1artal 1906 glan5cnoe Se-
ldj1itc gemod)t. Ger 9rlttto.8 eminn
belief ii1 in oem Suartal alf nabe5li
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lpinn iteQt iid) fiir oas gauge Sabr auf
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 1T bcl,en Die gt-
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nal aber lpar's bitterer Grnit. 8a
sic Gbeilnebmcr oil ben Geranitol=
tu1lgcn oes Clubs iid perpflibtcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

Ger Stoot @em DorfI
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-31

Sns bette anb bintsFte btutide 8Iatt in ben
MiteL- nnb Silbftantrn.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
GEORGETOWN BEATEN
FOrdham Wins from Blue
and Gray by , to 0.
BOTH RUNS SCORED IN OPENER
After CantweII Had settled Down
lie Was InvIncibIe, While George
town Batters Are Unable to Bunch
Hits on the New York TwIrIer.
Fast Fielding Cuts on Runs.
Photo. By Harris Ewing }

New York, May 1S-Fordham shut out
Georgetown this afternoon on Fordham
Field, ? to O. Both teams played fast ball.
but Fordham Outbatted the visitors.
Cantwell, after the first inning, pitched
good ball. and allowed but four hits dur
ing the remainder OF the game. George
town could do nothing with Mahoney,
getting but three hits In the second IN
ming, with two men ON bases. poor base
running spoiled Fordham's chances 10
score again. In the fourth. with a man
on second, Scheller made a beautiful one
hand stop Of fast drive by Baldwin.
spelling another chance 10 score. Again
IN the fifth and sixth. with men on bases
Cantweil proved iuvincible In the
seventh, Hartman, with one out. knocked
a tWo-bagger; Mahoney flied out. Eaan
got 10 first on an error, and Hartman 70
third Cantwell struck out the next hat
ter, ana spoiled Fordham's last chance
% score.
Georgetown put up a game fight. but
could do nothing with Mahoney. who
NEEDED his position finely. In the fourth
an error and hit put a man on second
"'i- Oi 'iHN' 'ut georgetown hopes
ended there Again in the seventh the
visitors looked dangerous when a hit by
simon was followed by Mudd's drive
Pretty fielding put Simon out at second.
but scheller followed with a neat single
raising Georgetowns hopes CantweH nit
TO OReilly. who retired him at first
In the last two innings neither team got
a man beyond first.
This victory ties the series. as George
town won the first game and the second
resulted in fourteen inning tie at Wash
ington.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
MURRAY PICKS The CUBS
Quaker Manager Thinks They Can
Beat New York.
Team Is Well Balanced in Every
Department. and He Expects Them
10 Again Win the Pennant.

Philadelphia, May 1S.-"Another pen
naHt for the Cubs" is the prediction Of
William J. Murray, manager of the Phil
adtlphil National League ban club. Mur-
ray bases his opinion on what ne has
seen of the Cubs in the three games here.
and on what he knows of their inherent
strength, as compared with the Giants.
This Chicago cit can do everything in
every department" said Manager Murray.
They have their off days. of course. as
all ball teams viii have. but for steadi-
ness and consistency they are the pick. 70
my Judgment
Base running is one of the strongest
points in the Cubs But that isn't all.
They can hit and what a fine bunch OF
pitchers they have. Almost every one Of
them is a star. They're not the kind that
Mathewson was. possibly, but they are
high up in the game, and, with the sup
port they get from the balance of the
club, seem practically unbeatable. The
men that Cincinnati turned loose Chance
picked up, and see what they are doing
Overall has made a wonderful record. and
Fraser looks as though he was going 10
make an emlnenty useful member Of that
aggregation. Chick is not pitcher TO
strike out his opponents with his speed.
but works more on the order Of Jack
Taylor, using his head all the time and
keeping the ball where the other fellow
doesn't want it. Then, with Bundgren.
Brown, Pfester and Taylor 70 take their
turns in the box whenever It comes
around, the staff OF slabmen Chance has
corraled looks the best IN the league to
me.
I have seen the Giants play this year.
and though they have Mathewson and
Ames In rare form, I believe the Cubs
will outplay them in the other points OF
the game The pitchers can't do it ali,
though Of course, they are the greatest
factor in the game as 1t Is played to-day.
But the Cubs get around the bags without
the aid of long wallops, and this, | think,
is going to be the deciding factor in their
favor
If the Giants m8intain their present
pace there won't be any runaway race OF
it in the National League this year by a
good deal. Chicago will have all it wants
10 do to overcome McGraw's bunch. but
my honest opinion is that they are capa-
BILE of doing just that very thing"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Earned rms-Cievelard, Q. Washington. L First
base b. srors- Cleveland J. Iefr ou bases CIere-
land. Z; Washington T. First base ON h7rs-On
Rhoades, J. Of lhie.man. 9. % Smith. J. Innings
Iitcled-By kh0ads-. 5i7 by Thiemsn 5zz Hits
Iad--uf Rhoadas 5. rf Tic.mau. g. Sfr7lrz orr
By Ihieiman, 5. hf smith. D. Thrseb5se hir-Flick
Twobase lrs-iai0i- Clarke Anderson. Altier. sac
ridce hiis-BradeE. fHcs Lajaie. Turner. Taelmsn.
Jones CI-s5-|. Stolen bases Laioie GauIav B--1b,
PLAYS -Altizer 20 Hickman, Clarke to Bradey. Crrss
q Hlcsman Hit by pitcher By Smith, 4 Umpire
Mr. Connolly. Time q game-l hour and 50 min
utes. Attendance. 5.g3+
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
Laurel Easy for HyattsviIIe.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Laurel, May N-Hyattsville defeated
Laurel the tailenders in the race for the
Prince Georges County Suburban League
pennant here to-day. the score being Il
10 I.
The game was characterized by heavy
hitting on the part Of Hyattsvine. g.
Leakin and Gallagher getting three
apiece. Gallagher pitched a fine game. al
lowing but three hits. one Of them being
a scratch. Laurel scored on a three-base
hit by Fulton. followed by Manager
Bonds single. Each pitcher struck out
eleven men.
Hyattsville's victory places them on
even terms with Berwyn for second place.
The score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
TO-DAY's GAMES.
No ssaues.
W York. May ls.-Br5oklyn broke int

New York. May ls-Brookiyn broke into
the win column this afternoon 10y captur-
ing the first game of a double-headcr
from Piusburg Icy 90 T.
Pittsburs took the lead in the fourth
inning, but. after tying it up in the fifth,
the Dodgers won out 10y scoring two runs
I'm the eighth. by bUncing their hits off
PhHlippa.
The second game was a pitchers battle
between Willis and Mcintyre. I'm the
first inning PittsbUrg scored on q lase
on balls, two outs. and a single and this
lone tally won the game. Ritter made
Brooklyn's only two hits.
Despite the poor showing Of the Dodg-
eFs in previous games, nearly 1900 per
SONS witnessed t0-d8ys double-header.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
IlIaIs - nLlI 2

-Bsped for Welday in ninth.
tone ont when yFiuri5r rln was -corpd.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
MIKE KELLEY IN UNIFORM.
Hermann and PuIIIam Think He Is
Eligible To Play.
special to The Washington Herald.

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Cleveland, Ohio, May lS.-NIike Kelley
was in uniform to-day and worked ont
with the Nationals. Umpire Connolly al
lowing him 90 do So.
C1ntii.on to-day received word from
Garry Hermann that he and PuIliam
were of The opinion that Kelley could play
with Washington. Cantillon. however.
viii wait until ne receives Ban Johnson s
assent
y mail vote on the case is being taken
now in the American Association, and
Cantillon expects 90 be able 20 use the
first saCNer as soon as he Is I'm good con-
dition, which he lacks at present.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
The Score.

Totals ......l9 AZ % :
fy. One out when win
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

FIRST base by 'Tar-Clue.HHat. 2, Philadelphia, 4
Lgtt ODD 1lses- tueluat.. "a Philadelphia. o. first
base 800 usls-Un Mason. Q. of Gordon. e. -taes
e#'-Bs NaaH. 9. ly Corridor. z. IL-aatase bit
Mclean rua-ll5e hits HrsH-H.d OlvrU Saer-
roe hits ScHlri. haaHe o.. Courtney stolen bases
Higgins, Kane. Lo1su Thomas p.ga.e plays
Mason % HI--ius Oh M-Lsau. CaTii"a, ta hlsle
90 Bunsfra. Passed bi..s-JaalEzeI Umuru-
Mr Carpenter Time oi saIe-l hour and ~ min
l,as Attendance, 5fQ
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
BOSTON GETS TWO HITS.
Lundgren II in Form, and the Cubs
Win Close Game.

Boston May 1S.-Lundgren let the Bos-
ton Nationals down with three hits TO-
day, and Chicago won a close and excit-
ing game, > to 1, Evers, Beaumont. Hoff-
man, and Bridwell contributed sensational
plays stupid base-running I'm the sixth
was costly to Boston. Killing and Stein
feldt making a double play on an abortivC
double steal Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
Reclamation Service Team Wins.

The strong Metropolitan Insurance base
ball team was defeated by the RecIama-
tion Service club. The pitching of Beadle
and the playing Of Whitman and Galeher
were the features of the game The line
up of the Reclamation team follows,
Frawley, second base, Whitman. short
stop; Gallagher, left field; Beadle. pitcher;
Dent, center field Knight. third base;
Stambaugh, right field; Duganne. first
base; Benner catcher,
The Metropolitans want games with the
Geological Survey Forestry Bureau, and
the Agricultural Department
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
B0YDS TEAM LOSES BOTH.
Two Games GO TO Extra Inning and
Are Hard Fought.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Md, May 1S-The Boyds
baseball team visited Rockville to-day
and suffered defeat at the hands Of the
Junior local aggregation in two we'll
played and interesting games. The scores
were 10 to . and TO S, both being ten
inning contests.
Rockville made fifteen hits and three
errors. and Boyds twelve hits and five
errors in the first game, and Rockville
eight hits and five errors, and Bovds
eight hits and six errors in the second.
The batteries were Robertson and War
field, first game, and Hicks, Robertson.
and Dawson, second game for Rock
ville and Harris and Emmert both
games, for Boyds
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

First base by errors-Deuot 2: PHILADELPHIA. 2
Left on Detroit II. Philadelphia. g. First
base on balls-Of Dygert. = Of Coombs. l; of
Muliin. {. Strck oIt-By Bender. I. by COMBS. I;
by Dygert 2, by Muliin, 8 Threeblse hits-Niur-
ply 2I. Schrsck. OLeaU. Crawford, Cohb o. sac
Iifc- hits-lcs-mlo. stolen blses-Odrne. SeyboId.
DAVIS. Rossman ~. Jones. OLeary. Double play
OLeaT % Schaefer t0 R0ssman. Hit by pitcher
~ Bender, !; uy Mulin, !. Wild pitcLes-Bender,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Earned rlns-Hysttsyille. {; Laurel l. First base
hy CrroTs-Hyattsyille. Lsft on -HyattsviIlc
10; Laurel. 3. First base ON bslls-Of GaIleehcr .
OF Fulton, 3. Struck out-By Galleghcr. II. bv
Fulton. H. Three-base hits-Fut0n. MsnE1m Two
base hlts-GalleEher. Stolen Baseball t2l. A
Leakin lN VI Carr ". 4 Carr. Dsr7au q
Leakin, MsngUm, Gallagher, Fenwick. Bond Hit
by pitcher-By Gallegher, l. Passed balls-Lejzer
? Umpire-Nr. Handiboe. Time of game-l hour
and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
DETROIT GETS BATTING FEST.
Cobb Hits Safely Three Times with
Men ON Bases.

Detroit, May 1s-Dstroit batted three of
The Athletics. pitchers injected into to-
days game ana Won a loosely played
game by O. margin which increased as the
contest progressed MulIin was hit hard
IN the early innings, but braced after the
third. The batting Of Cobb, who hit sue
cessfully three times with the bases full.
was the slugging feature. The crowd was
the largest since the opening day. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
The score.

First base by errors-Georgctovu. 2 Left on
Georgetown. D; FCriham. 10 Firz; base on
bals-Of Cautwen, & StuIck cut-By Mahonev.
- ns 'antWel, T. Tvohase hits ReilIy Hart
man. Sacrifice hits-Mrbunald Stolen ha-as-Hsrt-
man, Simon Mcdonald Double pay-Nudd and
Smith. Hit hy pitchcr-By Mahouey I by Cant
well. Passed ball-Aiudd. Umpirc-NIr Robert
son. lime Of game-l hour and - minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

First base by eTrUrs-students, l2 Faculty lo Left
on tases-Facll.y 3; Students. Il. First base on
balls-Oh Burket :; Of Goodman, ? Struck out
b. Burkett, ?, by Gooiman, 8 Three-base hits
Olsen, Burket- Tvo-bass hits-Burket Donneliv,
Maurer. Stolen hasss-Martin g.. Kemp t5 Smith
A. Donnelly Co. McGiifn McNesi o. Burket,
Crandall l3 Olsen o. Wilson, Boerns,ine Double
play -Boernstine TO Olsen to Hecox Hit by pitcher
by Burket, /. Wild yatches-Burket, 2 Umpire g.
ar. Bar. Time Of gsme-2 hcurs and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al Nemphis-Nemrhis. ]; Montgomery. 0 Thirteen
innings.
At Shreveport Shreveport. :; Atlanta 2
At Little Birmingham. {. Little Rock. g
At New prleaus-NssiyiIe 2. New Orleans :
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

First hase hy euors-Nes York. 2. ST. Louis. /
First base on hsllz-Of Petty /; of Chesbo. J.
Home rm-ElbT.eld Tw1-bsse hits-Lsporte. Yea
GER Sacrifice bit-Chase. Stolen bases-Wallsce
Chase Cunr0y. Double pay-Niies % Jones I'm
pires-Messrs. OL0ushlin aud stafford Time Of
game-l hour and So minutes Attendance, 600.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
HAPPY JACK" IS REPLACED.
iiighlnndrrS Win Out Against ST
LOuis by kcefe's Good Work.

st. Louis May 1S.-"Happy Jack Ches-
bro made his first appearance Of the sea-
Yorks TO victory While the Highlanders
finally won. it was not due to Chesbro's
pitching, for the St Louis team forced
him to retire in the sixth keefe. who
replaced him. pitched a fine game. The
score
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

fI-st base ~ enIrs-Nev Y--k .. n L1ui- 8
Lst on bases-New }o-s, Z. ST. Louis. g. First
base 0u bails-of MgT.gn J. Struck uut-By
Wiii7e, 3. Home ulns- Br5sulill Hollis Two-hssa
-IorcFIan, BresHaban. Bvrna. Stolen bases
Wlpo, McGsnn Double Iisy-Burca 90 Beckisy.
Wild ritch-MrGlvnn. Jmrire-Nu. Rigsr. Time ot
g1mc-l hour and 81 minutes. Atteujauca-lI 90.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Exeter. L. Springfield Training School. z.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

First base b. errors Brooklyn, l. Left on bass
Brooklyn, 8; PirtsbUrg, 5. FIRST base on balls-Of
Mcintyre g. Strick cUt-By Mcintyre. ;. by Vii
lis, g. TUO-h7se Et-Ritter. Sacrifice hit-Haliman.
stolen bases Clarke, Wagner Wild pitch -McIu-
tyre. Umpire Dir. JolustoHe. Time of gamc-l
hour and s. minutes Attendance, 1900
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
BRENTWOOD WINNER.

Batterles-N Nernusle, Willis and Cote Lavend
Smith and O'Conn0r.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Earned rlns-Chicago, 2 Left on bases Boston,
3; Chicago 5. First base balls-Of Pfefer. |;
off Luuigren, ? Struck out-By Peifer 5; hr
Lundgren , Sacrifice hits Beaumont. Bats,
Sheckard. Stolen bases-Tinker j2l, Chance. Tci.-
ney t2 Howard -, Schecsard, hoffman, Doube
pays-Beaumont to Na5aan; Brdweu % Te-ne,
King to Steinfeldt. Passed bal-NCedblm. I'm
pire-Mr. O'Day. Time If game-l hour and 81
minutes. Attendance, liS,.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
At Biughamton- -Birslamton, .; Utica, tive in
ningsi.
At WiikeshaTre- VHkesbaue. 10; Albany, g.
At ScrautoE-Sciauton. 2: Troy. l.
st. Johns College Wins.

Annapolis, Md, May 1S.-One Of the
series Of baseball games for the cham
pionship of the Intercollegiate Athletic
League Of Maryland. was played here
to-day, St. Johns College. the local in
stitution. winning from the nine from
Washington College. of Chestertown.
by the score of to 3. St Johns has
been defeated by Maryland Agricultural
College while their opponents of to-
day lost TO Western Maryland last
week. To-day's game was loosely play
ed the work Of the local eollegians be-
ing especially ragged. Score:
a
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At MiuneaU0lis-N Minneapolis 6. ST. Paul. g.
At Milwaukee Kansas CITY. :. Milwaukee g
At IrdiaHsrolis-C Columbus. Z; indianapolis. ].
At Tc-cdU-T0ied0. 8. Louisville. g.
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DnnNIIIe RnRs the Last.

Batteries-Richmoud Long and Walsh; Lynch
burg Oakley and Bentley.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

AZ Lawrence Worcester. 3, Lawrence. s.
Al Hsverhill- -HarerliH. 2; Lynn. O.
At New Bedford-New Bedford. Z. Fan River. l.
At -Brockton-Brockton. 5. Lowell I.
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Second Game.

Totals ,.... l 6I 9 Il Tu,a
sIE-r-ar ONT for ir-a~fare1saa
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First Game.

First base by suurs-Pittshurg. l. Brooklyn, g. LEFT
on bases Braakvu. T. First base m halls-Of Phil
liuTe 2. of Strirkirtt. 8. Struck cut-Bg Philippe
8 bv Stricslett p Sacrifice hts-AIrC8rfhv Butter.
Double plays S-dczletr, Lewis and Jordan, Nar
usr. Ablatudlio and Nealon, Wild pitch Stuck-
lett Umpire-Nlr Jlhu-aue. Time Of game-l hour
and - minutes
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

81 Hsr'ford-First same-Hartford 6. New Lon
don @ Second gamc-Hartlord S: New London. o
AZ HolyoSe- -Holyoke 8. Springfield. S.
At New Haven Norwich. =; New Haven. l.
At Waterbury Waterbury, g. Bridgeport. HoI
feitcd
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Famed runs -Bervyu, J. Tvpbssa Iit-Anders1u
Wild -Bsmharit Base on balls-uf Barn
hsrdt 4 Hit Hv pItcher-T0rbert- Struck ou'-Bv
Brown 5. by BamLsrlt 2 Left on bases -Berwyu
s, Brentwood, Q Double piay-Havens unsssisted
Time q gsme-l hour and % minutes Umpre-
Mr Oviugs,
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Harrisburg Harrisburg g. York. s.
At JohEz'ewn- -Jghpsr0vu 6, Trenton. fsivtee
innings called hy darkness
At Wiihar'sport- WillamsIort. 9; Lancaster. 3
A. Alt-0na-At1ona 3. Wilmington. l.
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CLEVELAND.
zone cut when winning un was Fc1rd.

Cleveland. d......................0 0 o 0 3 o 0 Is
Washington .-.....---...--...- / o 0 O 0 o.
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Takes an Interesting Came from
Berwyn by 2 to I,
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald.
BerWyn. May l&-The prettiest game yet
played IN the Prince Georges County
heague took place here to-day, when
Brentwood defeated the home team by
the score Of ? 10 / Both Barnhardt. for
the winners, and Brown, for the losers.
pitched fine bali, but the latters support
in the seventh inning cost Berwyn the
game. The fielding Of Burch and Green.
for Berwyn, was a feature. Brentwood
has not lost q game this season. and
now have a percentage OF lc0 having
won five straight games. The scnre.
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REDS YIELD TO QUAKERS.
Musou's WIIdness Responsible for
Defeat of Cincinnati Team.

Philadelphia, May lS.-IR close and in
terestiHg game, Philadelphia defeated
I Cincinnati to-day. Mas0u's widuess,
coupled with timely hitting by the Quak-
ers, gave them the victory. The score:
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At DFnTer-omaha. g. Denver. q.
Az PuehID-Des Naines. Z Pueblo. q
At Liucain-SiouX City. 8. Lincoln. p