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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-14
An Independent Candidate.

The "Review'' received the following
communication the other day with the
request that the same be published:
Mr.. Christ Roland, a farmer in the
township of Lake Hanska, has decided
to run independent for County Com
missioner in the End District of our
County. Mr.. Roland has always been
very interested in public affairs and is in
possession of more than usual knowledge
N regard to municipal. matters. He has
repeatedly held Office within the town
ship and having rented his farm, will have
ample opportunity to devote his time
to the services of the County.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-14
ELECTRIC LINE PROsPERS.

The Luce Electric Short. Line Railway
Company write us that the work Of COM
pleting their terminals is progressing
very well and that they are at present
dOubletracking the Minneapolis terminal.
They also state that the net earnings
for July and August from passenger
service alone were at the rate of 8 per
cent per annln1l. They have; secured a
franchise in St. Peter and right-of way
thru New Sweden. IA
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-14

Mr.. Flittie was born in Norway on
the date that we celebrate the American
Independence July 4, 1866 but has
been in this country since early boyhood,
having been raised on a farm near
Hanska in this county. He was educated
in the Mankato State Normal and the
University of Minnesota, and has practi-
tlced law in Mankato for Fl years. No
better man could be found to fill the
place Mr.. Hammond vacates.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-14

To the Voters of Brown County.
The endorsement given to my can
didacy for Judge Of Probate by you at
the recent primary election is matter
of extreme qualification to me, and l
wish to thank you sincerely for it, for I
believe that l would be ungrateful if ]
did not acknowledge it. The many
duties incumbent upon me as your
present Judge Of Probate, makes it
necessary for me to attend strictly to
the duties Of the Office, hence it will be
impossible for me to make a personal
campaign Of the voters in Brown County
before the general election on November
Ord. However if my past efforts, not
only to devote all my time to this inn
portant Office, but to do SO in q fair and
impartial manner, have met with your
approval shall be very grateful for your
vote and support at the general election.
Yours respectfully
41-43 GEO. ROSS.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-14
PLAN FOR GET-To-GETHER.

The committee of the Commercial
Club having in charge the matter of
arranging for business mems luncheon
to be given some time next week was
unable to meet to plan the affair Monday
evening as intended and they will hold
their meeting this evening instead. It
is expected that the time will be set
about next Thursday or Friday evening
and that the luncheon will be served at
Turner Hall. All business men are
earnestly urged to attend this function.
and take part in the discussion of mu-
nicipal subjects which will be taken up.
It is hoped that Mayor Fritsche may be
secured to give talk on municipalities
which he visited while abroad and no
doubt he will have many helpful sug-
gestions to offer. It will be remembered
that the Mayor attended a convention in
London in June which dealt with the
conduct Of municipalities. New Ulm
is stirring itself 50 thoroly in many ways
and looking about for improvements that
nothing better could be devised to
develop community spirit than the in
formal get-to-gether luncheons such as
the one planned for next week. III
The state herald., 1914-09-25
PARADISE FOR THE ARTIST
Devotees Of the Brush Ars Accorded
Accommodations Without Price
at Inn at Capri.

Capri. beautiful in itself as a winter
resort. offers an irresistible invitation
to artists, since 1t has an inn where
anyone. by painting picture on the
wall can get free board.
To the lovely island of Capri, with
It's perennial summer. its blue grotto.
and its lemon groves. came. some fifty
years ago. a ruined artist. He opened
an inn. and died rich. In his will,
leaving the inn to his heirs, he made
these conditions:
THE charge per day. two bottles Of
red Capri wine included, is never to
be more than six francs.
III any artist is too poor to pay he
shall paint picture upon some wall
space. receiving all the accommoda-
ton accorded to those paying the high.
est price.
III any German artist shall come
to the inn he shall be accommodated.
and shall receive the amount Of his
fare to Germany upon his promising
never to return to Italy"
The Inn is conducted today on these
conditions. Its walls are covered with
paintings Now and then German
gets his fare home.
The state herald., 1914-09-25
Tho Bridal Trousseau,

The old idea of providing brides
with a score or more of gowns, wraps
and hats has quite gone by. Even the
fashionable trousseau OF today con.
tains no more than a dozen gowns, II
a. many. Styles change so fast that
by fall the gowns for the June we'd
ding. necessarily made some weeks be.
fore the ceremony. begin to look odd
Some authority has declared that the
best dressed woman in Paris buys nc
more than three new toilets each year
but the opinion may be ventured that
she is altering her last years supply
most OF the time. The vast assort
ments OF lingerie have also dwindled
Nobody provides such a multitudinous
wedding outfit nowadays as used to be
required.-Leslie's.
The state herald., 1914-09-25
Find English Leaders.

According TO n dispatch from Daily
Mail correspondent Mt Roucn the Ger.
mans have been able. with seemingly
uncanny precision. To locate tho head.
quarters OF the British general stan,
no matter where II moves.
Throughout ten days. beginning
when the fghting was about Mons. the
invaders poured shells close TO the
meeting point OF the kings generals.
II was the same thIng when head
quarters were nj Donni and IAndre
clcr. whorcupon Sir John French with
drew his position to Lc Cntcnu. There
II was tho target OF terrific BON
bardmcnt. which sct ilrc to tho town
and burned II. Tho NEXT move was 10
81, Quentin, where again tho British
headquarters were . mark for tho Der
man nre.
The state herald., 1914-09-25
WILL BE EXPENDED WISELY
Statement Showing How the Proceeds
Of Sale Of Red Cross Seals
Are to Be Spent

For the benefit Of the numerous or
ganizations who helped to sell near.
ly forty-five million Red Cross seals
last year and for the general public,
the American Red Cross and the Ma.
Honal Association for the Study and
Prevention Of tuberculosis have
framed definition of anti.tuberculo.
sis work showing how the proceeds
from these holiday sticAers are to be
used. The definition limits the expen.
diture of money only for the year
ending April 30. 1916.
The definition was framed at re.
cent meeting Of the National Associa.
ton for the Study and Prevention OF
tuberculosis and states that the term
"anti-tuberculosis work" as 1t relates
to the expenditure of Red Cross seal
money shall include the following &C.
tivities;
l. The construction OF hospitals or
sanatoriums for the care of the tuber.
culous.
2. The maintenance OF the tubercu.
lous.
3. The provisions Of day or night
camps for the tuberculous; the provi,
sion and maintenance of dispensaries,
visiting nurses, open air schools. fresh
air classes. or preventoria for the care
or treatment of tuberculous cases or
for the prevention Of the spread OF tu.
berculosis.
4. The maintenance of educational
or legislative activities which have for
their object the prevention of infection
with tuberculosis.
The state herald., 1914-09-25
Letters from Prominent Physicians
addressed to ChaS. n, Fletcher.

OOUICSSCU u CI1uSe J1s ] IClCIJCIs
Dr. Halsead Scott Of Chicago s
Castora often for infants during practice ind satisfactory
Dr. William Belmont Of Cleveland Ohio Your Castoria
nrs in Its class In thirty Of practice have
found anything that filled the place"
Dr. j. H. Taft Brooklyn.
found excellent remedy household
years The formula excellent"
DIR. r. j. Hamlen OF
extensively have found anything equal for hdns
troubles that there limitations tho Geld
geo that patients Fiotchcr's"
Dr. wmJ Mocrann OF Omaha Noh AS tho father OF thirteen
children certainly know something nbout medicine
from family experience havo found
tora popular and efficient remedy in almost home
Dr. j. r. causcn Of Philadelphia Pa hc that
toria made
presence OF children scarcely needs to be supplemented by tho endorse
mcn of the medical profession but for most heartily endorse and
believe II excellent remedy"
Dr. Ward OF Kansas City No. "Phypeians generally do not
prescribe proprietary preparations but Castora
o that other
ccpon prescribe Casora practice found
TO bc thoroughly reliable chdrcnB complaints
elan who has raised family have will Join heartcs
The state herald., 1914-09-25

More than one hundred thousand
pedestrians and twenty thousand vehi.
cles pass over the London bridge
daily
The state herald., 1914-09-25
Physicians Recommend Castoria

ST0RA has met with pronounced favor the part physicians pham
euica societies and medical authorities It is used by physicians with
results most gratifying The extended Of Ooa is unqueonay tho
result Of three c FTe ndputabe evidence that it hames
it not only aays stomach pains and u the but
aes the Sod n agreeable and perfect substitute for Castor OIL
absolutely SAFE does not contain any Opium Morphine other narcotic
and does not up unlike Soothing Syrup Bamans Drops Godeys
Cordial etc. This good deal for Medical Journal say. Our duty how
danger and record the advancing health The day
for poisoning innocent children through greed ignorance ought end To
knowledge Csoa remedy which produces composure and health
regulating the by supeng i-aud readers entitled
the information Journal of
The state herald., 1914-09-25

Red Cross Bag Blue makes the laundres,
happy. makes clothes whittier than snow
All good grocers. Adv.
The state herald., 1914-09-25
Shame on Him

Shame on Him.
What is your friend so elated
about?"
Seems his wife is marooned In Eu-
rope. Courier-Journal.
The state herald., 1914-09-25
Rays Of Humor-

From underneath the war cloud lit
tie flashes OF humor escape now and
again.
Two Irish sergeants, brought
wounded to Paris. are reported as say
ing that they did not know exactly
where the battle was. but they had
Just been fighting at Copenhagen"
They probably meant Compeigne, but
II made no difference In their willing.
ness to fight.
The Paris Figaro pictures as a com.
mon sight on the streets two men
reading their respective newspapers
through to the end. and then exchang.
Ing Figaro for a Matin. and absorb.
ingly rereading In the second news.
paper the identical official announce.
ment which they had read In the first
Life retains its shades of fun even
In the darkest shadow of trouble.
The state herald., 1914-09-25
Resting.

Patience-Did you see Peggy down
at the beach?
Patrice-Oh. yes.
What was she doingi Flirting. as
usual7"
mo. she said she went down there
for n resi-"
The state herald., 1914-09-25
Data startIes General.

But how about woman's body I
saw. with her hands and feet cut on :
How abou, n whitc.hnired man and his
son whom helped bury outside scmp.
stnd. who had been killed merely be.
cause retrcating belgian had shot n
German soldier outside their hounoI
There were 22 bayonct wounds on the
old mans face. counted them. How
about tho little girl two years old who
was shot while in her mothers arms
by n uhlan. and whose funeral | at.
tended at Beystopdenberg7 How about
tho old man who was hung from the
rsftcrr In his house by his hands and
roasted TO death by n bonfire being
built under HIM"
Tho general seemed somewhat
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eiueiHnati snrnuen,einbc.

csn Der seIirisen 9erTammlung, bic
unter 8orfB bes Germ aIfreb giier-
mann Sr. itattfaub unp gu Der ii9
bi. Ritslieber GuBerit subIrsi4 einge-
funben batten, ipurben SunGhit Die
fplaenben Serrsn ais nsue Mitsfisoer,
tbeils als 9Grsn, tRils als parlip.
aufsenommsn: Seorse 2otbes, 2314
Gdpim strabs; q. Satptins. 210
Dat StraBs; Seinria &as, 1127 Ra.
c. Strabs, jGmmtli9 ols attipe Surs
ner; fsrn.r Gbparb &lut, 1941 gIal
Gtrabe; 9lIfrsb ardsi, 1923 gmsrg
aDenue. SoIspb Goldman, 1880 Mc-
Wid.n gpenue; STEPHEN Sarber, 4o7
Yant Strdbs.
Gin gsidlub puroe ssfabt, i'm no
nat MGr3 1915 pisber bas iibli6e
S9auturntn in Der Muiitbane gu Der.
anftalten unb iofort nit ben @or6sz
reitunsen 5u besinnen. Spreher gi.
isrmann unb bic 5erren u. StsinbaG
unb Surulebrsr @ditein puroen dls
purldufissr 9lusf6ub ernannt uuo
erbieltsn bic grmd9tisuns, bieien
ausibub auf 5wdnaig Mitslieosr gu
srednaen. Spre4er Giiermann mu6te
barauf aufm,rtiam. baB am 80. De.
ssmbsr bic Weibna6tsfsisr nit Be,
fdeeruns Der Surnidiiler i'm Surns
faale itaitfinbsn uno nit oerieIben
elm San5irdn5Gen bsrbunben piro.
Gs foIste bdnn cine IGnsere Debate
psaiislib Ses @erbGItniFes Der Sc.
meinbs nit @erlpoltsr 8roebler, lpc.
Bel es iid iebO8 I'm rein inferno 9ln.
selesen6eiten banbelts, pelte fir bic
SeffeutIi9kit BON ieiHem SntsnTs
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8pbelsllmfdae.
SedJs Gerioncn onrdj lInporiidtisfeit
perlett.

= frau qgn.s 8rpots, SO Sabre
aft, an Der Sadem 9lbsnue unb Sts.
psns pIace pObnbuft, ipuros an Der
5usculum unb Columbia aDsnns
beim llsbsri6rsitsn bss Jabrbdmms
pon einem Bob Sdlitten ui.bsrse.
itoben unb blieb balbbepubt li.sen.
Die gerunsliidte ipurbe sundhit gu
Or. Sandman sebra9t, Der inner.
9srlsbunssn isititslIte, porauf lrau
groots mad ibrsr Wobnuns trunspor.
tirt ipurbe. Der Shlittenlenier ionn.
te nod mid. srmitieIt tperbsn.
- On bsrielben GfeIIe lpurbs Srau
2ucp Repnolbs BON 0o. 1881 Golum.
bia 9lpsnu. Don sinem nit mebreren
Roblsrn bei.bten Sdlittsn nisbsrses
itoben unb trug cine 9erlebung an
aopf bdpon. ssrnu RspnoIbs besab
ii8 obne gliiiiten3 nad ibrer mob.
aiing.
- Der SO Sabre oIis Samusl
Irisbmann BON go. 322 Oft Dritte
Strabe purbe an Der gil6ert apsnuc
bon einem S6litten lieosrs.itoben.
nobel sr cine appftpunbe srbieli, BIZ.
isine usbsriiibruns nad benz Habit.
Idsn aranten3aus not5tpeHbis mad.
te.
= Sn iebr bebentli6em 3uitanbe
Iiest Der 33 Sabre alte @eorge Stems
Bier bon No. 1712 0enbam 4penue
nit einem S6dbeIbru9 i'm ftdbtii9sn
arantsnbaus oarniebsr, ben er iid Bel
elmer Sdlittsu aarambotage an Der
Den6im Strabe spiI6en ben BON
isrsb Sdults, 19 Sabre aft, aus Der
Baltimore 9lpenue. unb Ddlter Be
der, 1S Sabre alt, bon Ro. 1884
Carroll Strobe beisbten S4litten 5u.
sps. S6uIte unb geder trugen 8ein.
bride oapOu unb mubteH sbsnfalls
nad Dem !ooipitaI sebrddt perbsn.
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Gb.- -GrlaubniRideiHe.

}gsorge 5enrie. "a, Glspes, 8.
iGliis araus, 20, oesgl.
George $. Wlue[ler, 30, 1433 Bremen
I Strabe.
iJrieOa W6Ifle, 81, 1916 aacs Str,
|Rap 3. Reeier, %, 2110 2upine Pl.
Zulu Rei4eIberfer, %, 5106 Gar
tbdge QDs.
(GbriIt &rier, %, 1915 5arriion apc
l2lnna WisSanos, 20, 1915 9arriior
Qpenue.
(5aneG @ebb, 3S, Morrop, 8.
l@arrie $. SepmOur, 26, 424 6optins
StraBe.
(sbomas Morrop, 48, Sampa, Jla.
lamanbu 6. Morroip, 46, ALI Sop
tins Str.
(Gbtpin @aItenbprit, 21, 81 Sit Wes
Widen glpe.
(9Glma Souoer, IS, 1o17 Dsft aibertr
Strabe.
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Baieban.

nSeimlauf" sSSOe gBasner, 3tpsitsr
8aienbiiter unD BETTER S6ldger bes
Spotane alubs, lpirb in 1915 bic
Uniform Der yReos" trdgeu. Ssine
usbertrasung on Cincinnati tpurbs
an Samitas BON prGiibentsn @ug.
5errmann telesrapbiih su StaHbe aes
bradt. Waaner lit "a Sabre alt unb
bat alien 4ni4ein uaf Oas L3eua ail
einem Star" in iih.
Malter Sobnion, gremisr S6leue
berer Der Wafbingtoner ,SsnatOrsn"
unb Der @merican 2igd, Der in poriz
asr Wods gu Der .i5sberdl 2iea" iibsrs
gesansen, BAT fi6 uubers beIounen
unb ben aontratt nit ben .Jebs"
annullirt Sein Re6tsanfpalt bai
i6m liar aenlaGt, bab bic Reierpss
tlauisl feines biesiGbrigsn aontruttss
nit Baibinsion ihm Dsr6istst, unberaa
no au ipielen
Die llnierhanbluuaen gum @ertuuf.
Der Rep gorier .6isblanbers" Cam.
2iad) an bic 5srren Ruppert unb
Suiton, famen am Sumitad in 'Srenf
Gid Springs. cSnb., obne Gntf6eis
bung gum Sdlub. Gs iii mOelid,
Sab bisiel6en in oieisr 8ode in ghis
caso pi.bsr aufgsnpmmsn tpsrben.
Wloraen fuerbsn bic .4ll Star"
Glubs Der 6eiben arobsn 2iads, BIZ
Iib ieit Mitte Sttober unter 2siiuna
bes soerrn T5rant Bancroft auf be,
9aftipielreiie bnrh ben Rorbpeitsr
unb mad SoniluIu befinben, in St
Ssrnncisto auriidertpartet. ssrr gun-
croft 6eri6tet 6rillanten iinan'isller
Grfolu beg unternehmens. Sdmmts
si6e Spieler beiinben fi6 Bel aut.r
CeIunb6eit unb pirb isbem berisl6sn
bic Summs pon iiber $500 als Qln.
t6eil an ben Ginnahmeu sufallen.
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ganbiten unb ben 8eamten Elm Res
bolper Duell. Dem andul gum Opfer
fieI. 5obl ionnte fein entfommen
betpertitelisent ipurbe aber tur5e 3eit
ipG!er Don feinem S9idIal ereilt.
Bel Dem Repolberbuell tpurben cine
aroBe QlnaaH SdiiiIe aepe6felt unb
snisinaen sgrau Budsborn als aud
ibr Sobn nit fnapper 0ot6 bem iifez
rem Sobs. Der MISUNDERSTANDING
ipurbe bur& bic sini6laaenben auz
geln libel nitasfpielt. Orei5ebn auz
esln fpurben in einem 3immer aefun>
rem. Der ssrau 1T Der Danf bes
poli5ei 9epdrtemsnts fir ibr 9ers
baltsn ii6ermittelt porben.
Das btrihpunb b enc g det.
2rob allsr NadforT9unsen isiiens
her poitbeb6rbe 1T uno bleibt bas BON
5obl in Der 3peigdnitnlt V gineins
natl mad 2ouispille, ab.. aufgeae6ene
padet perfdtpunben. Wie in 2ouiss
pilIc burf Nd6forI6unaen feitae.
itellt purbe. III ieit Der ausfiibruns
beg Rdubes in Cincinnati fein Yas
Diet in Der 2(breiIe 602 9ine Gtrdbs,
Gmpfdnser g. s. Nrigbt, abselisfert
fpprben. gIe in Qouisbille, einlaus
fenbe padetpoit ipir0 itrsna iibsrs
na6t, ieitbem Der gtau6 6etannt
fpurbe.
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Ges ,5ermmlnngerns beidlnlSist.

ssruu pauline Signsr, 9attin bes
glettriters Srsb Sisner aug Buffalo,
q. g., bic auf 9eranluhuns bolt
s5rau 9eronicu Signer, angebli9 erlte
Satin bss Sisner, unter Der gei6ul<
bisuns Der anee6liden Yisamie per'
baftet ipurbe, lit Oss 6erumlungerns
i9uIbig befunben porbsn, befinbet il4
abr geeen 9IrgI6dft auf fretent
SUP. Srau 8eronicu Sisner, erIts
5rau bes 5rtb, bate in grfa6rung
gebra6t, bab ii6 ibr Monn ohne BON
ibr sei6ieben gu Iein, gum sipeiten
Wlule perbsiratbet babe, unb ges
lang es i6r au9, bic Spur bes Wane
mes uno Der Sipsitsn ssrau gu entbe.
den. Srau Signsr go. 2 puree IN
Cincinnati ermittelt unb in 9aft &C.
nomnren.
9auIine Signer, ipelhe nit WlGos
tennamen SslIenbrpd beibt uno ous
guffdlo, y. o., itlmmt. ma4te in ei'
nem Daarenbaus, in benz Iie tbGti1
mar, bic gstantti9uft bes Monnts,
srpB olIsr Darnungen t6rer Der
ipdnbten, Die ermittelt battsn, oab
Signer bersits per6eiratbet III, Der.
mGblte tie iih trcbbsm nit oemWanl.
9esen Sisnsr 1T Elm Saftbefe1I ers
pirtt, bon bot feline 8srEaftuHs nod
niht itatiaeiunoen.
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Clincnl Scrlidllaa crleacn.

On Der Rtdbine Roab na6e Der
Sherntan @penue. purpe geIteru Tlur.
gen Der 67 Sabre alte Mslpin Bar.
ne8. an Der Gountrp Stub Rpuo no6us
taft, oou Wiaidm 5urniH ebenFaus
on Der Gountrp Stub Roob pobn6ofi,
betrubtIos aufgcTunb:u unS bic Dali.
1ei benadudtiat Sin htr3uo:5paeusr
Arst trnnte nur nod ben Ipo bes
Mdnnes tpnitutiren. GprpHtr Or.
6oertmeper itelte etnen auf Ser5ialag
lautenoen Sobteni6etn aug.
gbenfalIs etnem Sersfsslae en-
lao geitern mprsen III ietnsr QBpb.
nung glp. 6025 Mpntopmerp Roab,
Der 67 Sabre ate GbarIes 0uahs.
Coroner Or. gpertmspsr, Der bic 10
btsuria6e fefteeifeat bate, beIieb bic
2siae in Der MpbnuRg.
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tconfidential.)


The British military attache has ask
cd to see General Jungblut. The two
gentlemen have met on April 90.
Lieutenant Colonel Bridges told the
general that England had at her dis
rosal an army, which could be sent ia
tie continent, composed of six divi
sions Of infantry and eight brigades
Of cavalry-together 100000 troops
Sic has also everything which is nee
essary for her to defend her insular
territory. Everything is ready.
At the time of the recent event the
British government would have i'm
mediately effected disembarkment in
Belgium lchez nous), even IL We had
not asked for assistance.
The general has objected that for that
our consent was necessary.
The military attache has answered
that he knew this, but that since we
were not able to prevent the Germans
from passing through our country Eng.
land would have landed her troops in
Belgium under all circumstances Zen
tout etat de causej.
As for the place of landing the mill
tary attaehe has not made precise
statement. He said that the coast was
rather long, but the general knows that
Mr.. Bridges during Easter has paid
daily visits to Zeebrugge from ostend.
The general has added that We were,
besides. perfectly able to prevent the
Germans from passing through.
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Gas unidluloiac s,cu.

@eitern Mprgen itatteten bic Ha9tz
betetttpes bem Sauie go. 431 9eorge
Strabe einen unerporteten geiudb ub,
unb fanben bort oerf6ieoene perfos
nen bei stnem netten Spielaen Dor,
bei peldtm es ie6r bod bsrgegans
gen Ieiu ioQ. Der 40 Sabre alte
@sprge GtIer, BON 90. 1926 Spring
9rope 9lpenue, purbs unter Der Be
I6ulbigung bes gbAaItens zines
9liidsipiels in Saft senommen, tpdbs
renb SSoocb Reoel, BON glo. 424 Sit 4.
Strabe, Sreo. 8ueboIo, bon go. 524
Sit SreiStbnte Strabe unb Rubsrt
Quatman, ppn so. 1856 Carthage
9lpenue, unter Der geIhulbieung Der
5beilnahme on oem 9liidIpiel Derbaf-
let iporeen.
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oianlant p.ridlluanDcn.

Sn eintr Gaitipirtbidaft on Der
Weft Sediten Stmbe mar aud SoH
5issins BON 30. 523 cambridge abe.
an Sonftas absnb eingstebrt, I'M ei.
Hen 2ubstruHt gu nsbmen. pI0blih
itisb ibui elm Wsonn ianft Dor bic
Bruit unb frasis .Wie ssbt's, 1in9'
Der 1remoe entiduIoiste iih bei pig.
gins. inbem zine perionenbsrpsds.
lung porIGss. Bel fsintr elntunft gu
9auie bensrite 6igsins, bob fsia
Diomdutbtmbsntnopf bsrimnunbsE
mar uub iheiIis btr poIi5si ben Dor.
fag init.
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slIs perSahtin perhaftet.

Sn Der Rdbe bes g2prp Cincinnati
Surnberein GebGubes purbs geiterH
Morgsn Der 29 Sabre alte Sugo 0prr
aus Gong Bead, Sal, perbaftst, ba
er iid in Der RGbe oes Sebdubeg Der.
bG9tis eeiuadt bate. Die PoIisiIten
2pbmun uub Sbear fanben in ben
SafAen bss Wtunnss dngebli6 Der.
i1isoeHe 8risfs BON einsm in Detroit,
Mia., ippbnenben gruber, in ipel9en
peri4iebne Rdabersien, bic In Go!um.
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sls 8eatlaaerer Osr6aitet.

Inter benz 9erba6t, ben Ees.r
Dape 2iab aug Der @ano Mep al
Der 9eip unb glortb Strabe bur9
9orbaltsn DON RepoIper I'm iein:
8aarf6aft BON $40 bsraubi su baben,
ipurbeit bic Reser. gebriiber Sorae:
unb phelps 2iDinsfton, in Der Baum
Strabs ipobnbaft, bur1 bic polisiitsn
@u.tbIsin unD DapaI perhaitsi,
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finb.
5urner Garl Wa9er pom aaniaS
@itD 5urnOersin, Der crit tiirSli8 Don
SeutIdlano 5uriidgetebrt 1T, mar IN
Der 9eriammIung anlpeieub uno purs
be DOH Spre4er giIermunn Dprgs-
itellt. Serr 8a9er er5Gblte 6isralf
fur3 BON BEN &riegsperhdItniiieh, BON
Oensn sr Iel6it in Seuti6tano lugen'
ssuse mar unb er fanb b04it dufmsrt'
lame 9uborsr.
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9okal.Derid)t
ReSoIser enilnb iidj.

geim @srlaisu elmer aodlanb Gar
iiiirsie seitern Wafmittas an Der 5.
unb Dine GiraBs, Der g.olisiit 2sos
narb Garter. aus 2odlanb nieber, fpos
BET ibm Der RtpoIbsr dus bem Salier
fiel unb iih entlub. Sotpeit fsitses
felt ipurbs. bate bic &ussl isinen
Sfaben anssrihtet. Garter theilis
Der gineinnoiier 8sb0rbs ben gorfaa
nit.