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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04
POLlCEMAN'S POOR aim.
Shoots at Mad Dog and Brings Dow
Horse.

Officer Pat j. Hurley of the Mime
apolis police force gave an example
of workmanship of municipal peace
guardians when, in an attempt to
dispatch mad dog, he shot de1iv-
cry horse through the forehead.
A mad dog was seen in the neigh
borhood of Eighth and Marshal ave
nues northeast. Officer Hurley was
sent to end the existence of the canine
and, sighting the frothing animal, he
took careful aim and fired. When the
smoke had cleared away a horse was
found wriggling on the pavement and
the dog was out Of range of the of
ficer'S GIN.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04
Minnesota Marksmen Win.

The Minnesota company team from
Faribault won the Ideal match at
Camp Perry, Q. Minnesota's team led
with total of 3S1 points. The
Fort Pitt team followed with a score
of 366. The Minnesota team consist
ed of Lieutenant G. D. Lang, Sergeant
Hall and Sergeant O. r.. Lang
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04
Section Foreman Killed.

Eric Nelson, section foreman on the
Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin
road, was killed near Scanlon when a
handcar on which he and William An
drews, a fellow workman, were riding
was struck by locomotive. Nelson's
body was mangled and he died almost
INSTANTLY
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04
ENGINEER is KILLED.
Passenger Train Crashes Into
Freight at New RichIand, MINI.

southbound passenger train No. on
the Minneapolis and ST. Louis railroad
crashed into the rear end of freight
train at New Richland and En-
gineer Ed Bergeaux was crushed be-
meath the engine. None of the other
members of the train crew were Sc.
.riously injured and the passengers es-
capped with a shaking up. Fireman
Ed Eng was the most severely injured.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04
Will Appeal From $4,000 Fine.

The Omaha road will appeal from the
decision of Judge Morris of the federal
court imposing a fine Of $4,000 for
relating The road was convicted last
April on formal Indictment returned
by the federal grand jury Of paying
rebates to the Spencer Grain company
on fifty cars of grain shipped from
Minneapolis to the Head of the Lakes.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04
MINNESOTA MAN SLAIN.
Killed by Neighbor in Quarrel Over
Boundary Line.

Following a dispute with neighbors
over the dividing line between their
respective farms, Anthony Brennan,
forty-fve years old, was shot and
killed near Lakeville. Michael Brennan
and his father, NJ. F. Brennan, were ar
rested and are now in the Dakota
county jail. The Brennan families,
who are not related to each other, live
three miles northeast of Lakeville.
The Brennans we're arrested in
Lakeville and denied having any
knowledge of the tragedy.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04
Lockiaw Kills a Woman.

Mrs. Void, an aged widow residing
at EVerts, near Battle Lake, died
of lockjaW after suffering untold
agony. She stepped upon a rusty
nail about q week ago and felt the
first severe effects only two days be-.
fore her death.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04

of kidney disease.
While kidney dis
orders are the
most common
diseases that pre-
vail, they are
almost the last
recognized by
patient and ply
sicians, aoho con-
TENT them @ e2DRs
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04
Here is Relief For Women.

If YOU have pains in the back, Urinarys
Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want GER
tain, pleasant herb remedy for woman,s !. Ill,
safe monthly regulator. At druggists or by
mail SOC. Sample package free: Address
! The Mother Gray CO., Leroy, N. Y.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04

Sail from Cherbourg Dec. 4 per North
German Lloyd steamer for New York.
Mr. Carey said that he had cabled
to Paris, the headquarters Of the In
ternational Sleeping Car company, and
also to Vladivostok to reserve a spe-
cial car for the use of Secretary Taft
and his family.
The party will leave Vladivostok on
Tuesday, Nov. IL. by special train de
luxe, which is considered superior to
the Russian state trains which run on
other days in the week. The train
will be made up of diner, observa-
ton car and three sleepers which have
seven two berth compartments and
one three berth room. all opening off
corridor at tie side of the car.
each compartment of the car which
will be used by Secretary Taft said
Mr.. Carey, contains a table, chair,
reading lamp and lavatory. FL. B.
Darnell, our general agent in the far
east will accompany the train from
Vladiyostok to Moscow and see that
the secretary's party has every atten-
ton. The only stop during the long
ten days ride will be at Irhutsk, the
| finest city in Siberia, which is situated
forty miles from the southern eXtrem-
ity of Lake Baikal and 1886 miles by
rail from Moscow.
'"The schedule Of the TransSiberian
railroad allows only two hours at II
kutsk for changing trains, but if Mr..
Taft wishes to stop off and see some
thing of Siberia his car can be side
tracked and attached to the next train.
/ It will be quite cold in Irkutsk at the
end of November, but the Russian ho-
tells are well heated, and the climate
of Siberia is very healthy. Irkutsk is
the center of the Russo-Chinese tea
trade, the capital of the governor gen
eralshiD for eastern Siberia, and has a
population of 10000. including 5000
exiles.
1.-THE scenery along the Transsibe-
rian railroad is very wild and inter
esting It changes continually from
| rivers to lakes and mountains inter
spersed with rugged gorges and wa
| terfalls. At the railroad stations the
! picturesque Cossack soldiers can be
seen on their wiry looking Siberian
/ ponies.
Especial provisions, including fruits
and vegetables of all kinds, will be
put on board the train at different
points, and everything possible will be
done to make Mr.. Tafts trip through
Siberia as pleasant and interesting as
possible.
Russian railroad officials will re-
ceive instructions from st. Petersburg
to look after the train and see that it
! gets through on time, as the secretary
is to be the guest of the car.
$50 far the party consists of Mr.. and
Mrs. Taft. their nine-year-old son,
Brigadier General Edwards, Private
Secretary Frederick w. Carpenter and
George Long, q war Office messenger,
who will accompany the party as gen
eral utility man.
! Mr.. Sarcey said that the date of the
| secretary's return to New York was
tentatively scheduled for Dec. 10, but
as he is to be the guest Of the czar at
st. Petersburg and of the kaiser at
Berlin the departure from Cherbourg
may be deferred to later date
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04
! Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect il.

PrevaIency of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarm
ing increase and remarkable prevalency
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04

NTH doctoring the effects, while the orig
anal disease undermines the system.
What To Do.
There is comfort III the knowledge SO
often expressed, that DR.. kilner' S
Swanlp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulf1ls every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain i'll passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overconles that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-R GOT
is soon realized. It stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle and a
book that tells all E.k
aboutit, both sent free ::.!::s.
by mail. Address DR..
Kilmer & Co., Bing- ass a@Ese
ha11ton, N Y When Home of swamp-Root.
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, DR.. Kil1ner's Swanp-Root, and
the address, Binghamton, N. Y.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04
TAFT'S WORLD TOUR
Will Travel on Train de Luxe
In Siberia.
TO STOP ONLY AT lRKUTsK.
Secretary and Party, Though Cars
Guests, Won't Use State Train-Each
Compartment of His Car Will Have a
Table, Chair and Reading Lamp.

L. j. Carey, American manager of
the International Sleeping Car COM
pany, which owns and operates the
trains de luxe on the Transsiberian
railroad, returned to New York the
other day from Washington, where he
had been to make arrangements with
Brigadier General G. Edwards for Sec
rotary Taft's journey from Vladiyos-
tok to st. Petersburg in the course
of his world tour next November, says
the New York Times. Mr.. Carey an
nounced that this itinerary of the jour
ney has been approved by the secre-
tary of war:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-04

"
book that tells all
about it, both sent free
by mail. Address DR..
Kilmer & Co., Bing-
ha1nton, n. Y. When
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

&i1monO, 90, mobnt, 6e}cugte, oab
cr ltn0 Sorrp ST. G6am'S &ater @e-
lhmiltertinoer marcn. 9iC 8ertbei.
0lgung moIltc ourb 0cn 3cu9en be.
mciicn OnB Ocien &uter in elmer
Srrcnantalt itorb, oQeiu Serome er.
bob GtnpanO acgcn oerortigcs ,3eug.
nib, lmo Ni6ter 6itQcraIo pili6tctc
tbm bel. Ger 9tihter iagte ieood,
icinc @ntidci0ung oiiritc elmer Ip1te.
rem Hcnrlon uuterluoricn iucrocn,
mem ole Gcrtbci0iglmg iti66oltiac
@ritnOc Ooiir porbriuQc I'm 4.5G
9(a1mittogS Oertogtc iib oos 0erid)t
bis morgcn.
llnnlittclbor no6 ser Gertugung
DieItcn SboD's g(mpGltc cine Comic,
renj lm0 cS ruuroe befannt, 0ob ite
NIT Den GntpideIungen Der beutiacn
Slbimg nid)t 5llfricoen iin0 9lmuolt
0elpbin VI. GemoS 6uBerte @ntrit-
lhmg oorijber Dab nidt er (QemaS),
lonOern 9lmualt Sobn y. @leaIon nit
Der bclltigen 2eihmg Der 8ertbcioi.
9lnG bcolitroat muroe, lmb iagte, er
tomc iid nur ooriibcr punOern, ooB
Gr. g8ilcD ihon bcute ouf Ocn 3cll-
9cnltono 9eitcIlt lmo Dem &reu5ocrs
bor ocS gInpoItS Scromc iiberIoIien
moroen iei IS mare piellcitbt better
aepeicn @ilep iiberboupt niht Dor,
5uloocn. GuS Heiultot Scr Gonieren3
lntcr ocn 2Impdlteu purOc niht be.
tonnt gege6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Spfcr cines 9aluincnitnrscs.

Soli0n Gol, 5.6ebrror. Mon
9lnt6t Onb min0eitenS Elm GuBen0
Wcni6cn our6 cine 2opine erihla.
gen murben. mel6e in Ser lebten
9fo1t pom Wonioro Wountain 6erob.
Itiir5tc, Orei @cidGitsgebGuoe ger.
i6mettertc 1tno ibre Sriimmer l,nter
fiini5ig Sub tieiem S6nce begru6.
Gic 5erlt6rten @ebGuoe iino Sfin.
ner's @irtbifait, Oioion'S aoIt6aus
uno SGraoer'S 9ieitaurotion. Die
8emo6ncr ser @ebdlloe 6atten feline
3eit sur 6llt6t, allein mebrere Ser.
iel6en linO lebeno altsgegra6en NOR.
0en.
(Spdter,) - Die 2ri6en pon iie.
ben @ctootetcn iino oiiaeiunoen
por6en, nGinlicb: tSrcb. Diaion, icine
@attin iinO iein aino, Soiep6 9ople,
Sobn Gmcrion Sobn @ilert unO
stephen Sfinner. Gin nnoerer Wonn,
nelder unlfunl miro nod pernibt.
9ln uicr5cbn Ycronen pitroen Der.
lebt, 5pei oerlel6en mabri6einlif
t00tlih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Sine Mintcrtrn90Oic ocS 9turS.
mcitcuS.

0t ilmoufee, @i5c., 5.,Fe6rlar.
-8rImnli8e &Glte lmo tieicr ,SDuec
miro bcutc ans alien 36eilcn 0e@
9}oromeitenS gemeIoet. Seutc bier
on8elmgte Heiien0e, oeren 3uQ oti
Der v@reot 9}ortbcrn 9ubn" einige
@|eiIcn 0ltIicb Don Sarge. N..G., Ian.
8ere Belt i'm Shnce itcfen 6lie6, er.
5Nblen, 0aB etlic1e pon i6nen uGbren0
i6reS lmiremiligcn 9ttientboltS oen
Bug uerlieBen, nm 9iubrlmgSmittel
IN Der 9|ohbarifjoit 81 iutbcn, lno
Dab lie babel in eincm 6ormbouie
cine gln5c, aus iie6cn |crionen be-.
Itebcnoc Samilie crirorcn mlffun0en.
Der 1Surmcr un0 leine @attin lagen
entIeclt in cinem 3immer lmo sic
Scihen 5lueicr ainoer in cinem on0e-
rem. 9Ille .Qt0bcl lparen ais Sci5mo.
tcrtol Ocrbrnnnt morocn. Die ltu,
men Der llngIiidliden mur0Gn ni6t in
GrIabrtng gebro6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
EOlisiit crid,icht icinrn 6apitGn.

&odion Dlih, ;. 6ebrunr. -
EoIi5iit 3ionc 2auiS eri6icn bcute
I'M 9urcou OcS BoIBei,GopitGns
Sool5opicl I'M bieii1cn StutionS6ouie
un0 t0otctc icinen @or0cicbten obne
Gin @ort scr @ornuuG ooer obnc IT.
AcnO ucIbc bctnnnte llriode oui Dem
6Icdc olrd cincn Sd)uB ms Serj.
Gr icncrtc Damn and dli ben Boli5ei.
Gbci 9oplc, ieblte i'm ieood. Der
Dtoroer mIrOc nah rnienoem Wi0er-
itorOc ilbern6ltiqt lno in cine 3eue
8epcrrt Gr iagtc, er babe @ol5npiel
eridoiien, neil cr eS miiOe genoroen
lei 0enelben berllmltoI5iren 5u ieben.
SewiS ioa icit mebreren Eagen itarf
Betrumfen bnben, lno eS lit moglid,
0ob CT am SGuierIpo6niint leioet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
SrDOcn'S NndlfOlqcr.

Trenton, N'S. ). 6c6ruar. -
Ter GolltlS ser Nepu6lifoner in Der
@elebgebung bon Ren. Seriep nomi-
nirte bellte 9Iohmittog nit - gegen
IS Stimmen oen StaatSihabmciiter
,Srunt .. 9riaaS ais 9taGiolger
Sobn i. QrDoen'8 gum 9unoesiena.
tor, 0aS &otllm muroc ip1tcr 5um
einItimmigen genabt.
S5n Scr bellte g}o6nlittug a6acbal,
tcnen Sibung Der 2egi5latllr murbc
Briggs gum 9lnOeSienotor erlu16li
ltno erbielt If BON 0eu 76 o60eoe6c.
nen Stimmcn. Gie 9emofraten
Itimnltcn fir SomeS 6. Dtartine.
@riaaS nur0c in 1850 in 9}etu.Snmp.
lbirc geborcn Itubirte in Ser 8biG.
IipS'icbcn Greter 9lfo6emie saiO ipGter
III Scr 9Rilit1r. r.9(fobemic A 8eit-
Point, ipcIhe er in 1872 u6Ioluirtc.
Gonn bieute CT iiinf Sabre lang ais
SlelItcnont in Scr 9unoeS saauaQerie,
moronf CT ols Sn0enielr in 9icnIte
Der 6ieiigcn oSo6n q. Hoe6linq Cons
60" trot. Gr lit icbt SiiIfs.S6ob-
mciIter bicicr Gonpagnie. Sn 1899
muroc cr 3nm Wopor bon Ircnton
crtpG6It ur0 in 1902 crnonntc i'm
@oupernCnr Goor6ees 5um Staots,
S6otn1ciitcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
GumpromiR uorgeidJlagcn.
lmter6onolungcn @ctrciiS 9lnno6nc
Ger ginwonocrung96ill beten
9luSiidt ouf Grfolg.

''ltNt pui'ptHIlSl NlllCIIS IIlllIUlllC
ser GinwonoerungabiQ bieten
9Iu2iidt ouf Griolg.
" al 6tngton .. e.. 3. gebr.
- 9ie Gonfcrcnien ilbcr oic Ginmon.
ocrlngSbill ln0 beutc ipicocr ouigc.
nomlncn norocn lno ca liebt gang
oornob ans, ais o6 Gin Gonprontib
5piiden SolS ltno Senot 5u Stans
Oe tonlntct uer0e, obi6on IN ser &c.
ltrt1cn Veprcdung feline 6ciinitiucn
@cIhliilic gcinBt morbcn iin6 0aS
Torgebcn ocs NcprGicutonten @oro.
ncr pon W}olioGuicttS, Sdpicger,
Io6n ocs Senators 2obgc, pelhcr am
SonItoG I'M Soouic cine McioIution
ein6rn6tc, INN Die Vil aus Dem Son.
tercn5. .Gontitc 6erouS uno iuie0er Dor
oos SouS 81 bringen, 10 cab Elm 9(n.
trog geItcllt iueroen f0nnte, oie SultS,
announcements 5liriid5n5ieGen 1m0 Die
ScnotSblll ol5unebmen, Got oo5l
6ci9ctrogerL Ole Gonfcren5. .Nit0licocr
5lllommcn 81 bringen. Wton piinidt
I'M SaltIe feincn lmnotbigcn &rud),
unO 10 crbicIten Die SouS.Goniereu,
ten, ueldc licb bislonQ bon ibren g.
notS'Gollegcn fern 9ebulten 6otten,
Or0re, Ole Gonferen5 mie0er ouf,u.
neGnten.
@eltern iuiroe nur i'm glQ1emeinen
BIN uno Ger gerebet Mon 6eiprod)
perI6icoene @oridldge iiir einen
GpmproniB. IS ging aus ser 9e-
lpredprng bernor, oob oos Sous audl
weiter ouf ser Strei6l,ng beS Oil,
onngsteiteS beiteben meroe, umo eS
gilt olS lpobriheinli6. ooB ole &c.
nots'6onierenten i6lieblid Oorein
milligen iuerben. 0eriteGen lie iiH
oa5n 10 lit Die Goiiirung elmer YiI
po6rid)einlif. Ser erlte Sdritt 6o.
5it miirbe iein, 0ob bic Gonirrenten
ibrcn reipeftipcn aorpcrifoftcn be.
ri6tcn tic irien ltidt i'm Ston0c &c.
lpeien, iid 81 cilli9erL irnb bie Bill
miro oonii bon Weuem on 6ie Comic.
ren5 5ltriidperipieien, I'm cine Gilti.
giing SIT er5ielen, reip. Sic SenotS.
Gonferenten benntroeen I'M Srnnt
Ser Senot noee Die sen giloungSteit
betrcffenoe @eitirnntilng 5uriid5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Sin gtadfOlscr fir gllacr crlua6lt.

2oniinM Did, 3. 5ebrunr.-
GonarcBmit8lic0 g8iainm glloen
Smitb murOc beutc ais 9to6folger
oc5 Uor 5c6n 1ogcn ploblid, in
@oibington Gcitorbencn gun0eSicno.
tors VI. q. Niger iiir ben @eIt Oes
0icnittcrminS OciieI6cn crpGbIt. Gr
mar 'hon Oor5cr 5ln NohioIger 9tl-
gers iiir Ocn ncltrn an H. WiGrj be.
8inucn0cu lernin cnpdDlt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Star6cn Orn ISlnnlmcntoS.

Fel6om N..Dy 3. 6e6rtor. l.
5rnn &iharo Gnltgbn Satin cinc&
StoIIolficbcrS, i6r flciner Sobn lm0
ein StaQfncAt, gtomcnS G6omaS
N}it6cIl, crIittcn bcute frii6 6ei Scr
GindIberlln8 0c8 &ougGn'idcn Stol-
les Den 6lomnento0. 8ougbn, mel.
der NIT ieincr 6omilic in 3immcrn
iibcr Oem Stale mobnte, cntfam mar
je0o6 ni6t i'm Stonoe, sic Scinigen
SIT rctten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
SNtnItrOpbc nnf Ocm Scmnciicc 9iiUcr.

G bottonOoQo, Gcnu., ). Sc
bruor. Der 0oHpicr nYorfcr. ="
Gi0cntbum Scr Dale SonO &c."
oon bier mtr0c bcutc nobc g8iaiomS
5SInno, ctIibc Nicilcn iluBo6pGrtS
bon bier, ouf Oem GenncHee Niper
0urb Die GrpIoiion ieiner 0ompffei-
lel 5erIdmettcrt Gopitdn Same8
EbompIon crlitt geid6rIitbc 8erlet-
5ltnGen lrno Elm oI8 6ei3er ouf 0ent
6obr5el8e ongeItcGter Ne0er miro
pCrmiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Srei Spfer ciner 3no.Goaiiion.

2erington ap., 3. 6ebruor.
2ufonlotipiiibrer Gbmaro ". Sarp
uno 5lpei onbere 3ugbeoienitete, 9to.
mems s. M. Mnr1all unb q. 9. 8il-
ion, farnen 6eltte Nahmitta9 nobe
GoIbp Station, 5ebn Meilen bon
bier, ollrd Die GoIliion 5peier
Irodt5iigc Ser nG1eiupenfe Obio.
gabn" unl's 2eben. Cine set 2ofpnlp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

ttOen crploOirtc glcid nod) Dem 3u-
iommcnitoB lmo sic Grploiion too
tctc 0ie Orci lPGnncr. Mebrere onOcrc
Oiit8licOcr ser 3ugperionaIe erlittru
&erlcBungcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Sir bcn Van bcs Ennamafanals.

gteiu Dorf, ). 3ebrunr. Sobn
.. WcEonolo, Der @r6arer oeS 9telu.
g)orfer Snbpap, irllroe beute sum
GrGiibenten Der Banana Gonitrucs
tion Co." ertpGblt, mcldbe orgoniiirt
lpiroe, Inn oen Ban ocs Ennnm.
finals ST iibernebnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
stiftnno Der ;yran Mniiell Saac.

Grop, N.-O. 8. Sebrilnr. - Sn
Ser beiltigen Sisung Der GrltItccs
Der bieiigen gnma @illiaro.Shule
iiir MGo6en lpuroe nitgetbeilt, Dab
Sroit Hitiien Sage in gtelp.9orf Die
gSittpe oes bcfunntell Iillon5ierS,
Der glnItdlt Oie Snlnnlc Don 81 900.
900 jltgeipanot bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
.Nphcr Velndl.

8ictorin 9. s, 5. Sunitor. =
Ser aonig BON Sinm miro I'M Otoi
sic Ger. Stouten belu6en. Gr ipirb
i'm M1r5 bon 9ongfof ino bon oort
5nerIt na6 9lnicrifn ltno onnn nod
europa abreiiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
80 SOOtc.
NGbcrcs ii6cr bic UOr9cItrioc @rn6cm-
fataitrOpBc in @cit.Sirginicn.

Gcin cil5igcr ser in ser llnglldS-
5c6e bejbafti0ten 9lrbeitcr cnt-
fam nit Dem 2ebeu. - Gincr ser
lSiibrer ser 9tcthtngSnonulGoi-
ten crItidt. - SedS5cbn 2eicGcn
bereitS olfgeiln6cn. - @roBe
GuontitGten gto6icGpooen er-
idweren ooS 9tliinden scr
Opier. - 2mpincnIhlrj in Colo
rooo foitct iicbcn bis ncm Men-
i6en 0os 2e6cu.
GtfinS, @..%o, 3. ;Sc6rtar. -
NeOiOirtc Wlittbeilllngcn iiber bic
3obl scr 9Irbeiter, melde 5ur 3eit
ser geltrigen @rploion in ser 3etbc
9tr. 20 Ser nIopiS Gool ono Gofe
60" 81 S6oma8, ro6c bier, tbGtig
lporcn, reou5iren sic mo6rideinlic6e
;3obl ser Opfcr oui neucn5ebn. 2l6t
Scid)cn iino iomeit ouf9cfn0en nor,
oen. Die StoIlen 5ur 9tGhtcu 0c$
@ru6enpcrfeS iin0 nit @o8 &C.
idap6ngert lno 6ie 9llirdunumq ser.
ielbeu muB ueri6o6cn mer0cn bis e8
aelungen it, lie cinigermoBen 5u
pentiliren.
(SpGter.) - Gs lit iebt 0efinitiu
feitgelteat, boB lid 81 gGrbeiter,
i1mmtlib 9(usl6n0er, in ser @rlt6c
6efon0en ais oie Grploiion geItern
frii6 eintrot. Gein ein5iger 0eriel6en
cntging bem Go0c. 9(uBerOem lit Scr
G0-i6brige @rubenoufieber Gonicl
Soncs, Elm erio6rener 9ergmonu,
uel6er oeitcrn al ser Spibe Der er-
item Observation-Disclosures in 0oS
Nerf ein0rona, BEL ieiuen @cmii6un.
gen erIticft itn0 ais 2ei6e berau3ge,
6rot6t nor0en. Sein To0 itcigert sic
3obl Ser Opfer ouf 3S. Se685e6n
2cibcn lin0 ioipeit aus Ser @rl6e
ge6oIt ruorocn. Die 9lnpcien6eit gro.
Der @lcngen gef66rGidber @oic CT
idlucrt bos ginoringen in sic Sto(.
len, ln6 conlprimirtc 2uft miro 6ellte
5u SentilotionS5peden cingetricbcn.
Tiellcidt miro eS nod einen o0cr
5pct Gage 0ouern, e6c oos @erf Qe-
niigcnb DentiIirt it, nm cine &C.
nolere Gur6iud6llng unb g(rtffinoen
oIler Spfcr 5u erm6gGihen. 9i8 oo.
bin fam Die llriade Scr Grploion
nllr 'Dcrnlt6et merocn. Wlon Nun.
fclt, ooB Scr SentitotionSfG6er icit
lestem tSreitag ulBer @etrieb mar
@roBe Mengen @os f0nnen Ii6 oo6er
gelommelt Do6en un0 0ur1 cine Of.
iene @rubcnlompe ent5iinoet morocn
iein ola 9ie Dionni6oft om Montoa
frii6 an Die 9lr6eit 9ing. 9tGe Gle
icnigen, pelde ni6t our6 Die Grplo.
lion iofort gct0otet purocn, critiftcn
lp0tcr 0llrd GinotGmcn ocS Noh-
i6ma0cnS Cine llnteriu6uu0 lit
nnter 2citng cincs @rubeninipcf-
TORS i'm @ongc. gie(e 0titglieber Der
Hcttllng8monnidoiten ipuroen BEL
ibrer 9(r6eit bltrh 0ic @oie ii6eriuGl.
ti0t unO mllBten cblclni9 an oic
S6crflidr ncichnfft mrrArn
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nm iaren 9raaisn tout 30r lie er!cnnsn,"

,Nn ibren lrhdten tout 3br lie erlennen,"
ooer lpcnu man oeien Nibeltprih nuf Rilteu
nnlpclloei: an ibrcu gpirfnngen. geitn man
bcosnll onb ale fcbluerett Nrnnbcttcu aus errr
Ocrinacu Srtilula obcr aus luuidbigteit i'm
SlicH ooer Irltcn eniebcu puourt NlutnHs
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0eti. Sie6cr llth icGar Den lob sur ,Soee bns
nern onb mir bur6 geicitIgung her llrn6e bic
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oer nilo outii bic Geunobeit 81 erbnltct Set
onb ct. gcrnnrb Qrduterpinen bic infeblbnritet
@eqncr Der StrGlibeit iino. lSiir % Gents bel
Wputbefetn 5u babcl (MloDd5r, ,1&gS)
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IebS Wr 3ft, 9lorb'Ynen.Str. Sftiee'S Siiiiioen
8 bis 10 ilbr WloreenS uno t2 llbr Wlitiass
bts 3 lIbr Wbenbs
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6abem Gle Satarrh i?

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nen Mot 5u bieI abberInngi,
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branhen Gle nur fir bic Meol'
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