New Ulm Tops Madelin In High-Scoring Game 16-6
New Ulm players Wicherski Klossner and Amann led a 16 run assault as Mueller and Pfeiffer struggled for Madelin. Amann had three singles and a triple, while Klossner added a homer. Madelin’s errors and wild pitches fueled the rally and left New Ulm with 13 hits and 12 stolen bases.
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Brewers
Iod
Arole
Mueller
Pfeiffer
New Ulm
Madelin
Nihe
Seymour
Alwin
Buckley
Wicherski
Lindemann
Backer
Amann
Klossner
Madeirn
Errora
Madélis AB Rhpoae Manavil
Gillespienc
G.rohem
Woodall
H.rohem
Hustr
Buckley Cs
Schuke
Beymourp
Ft. Ak A
New Ulm Wicherski R
Klossners
Lindeman
Madelrn
Collins
O Pfeiffer
Pirates
Lafayette
Gol
Kooster
Burke
Dedication of New Dr. Martin Luther College Buildings
New Ulm hosts a two-building dedication of the Dr. Martin Luther College campus with a 10:00 A.M. morning service and an afternoon program. Prominent church officials, a chorus of several hundred voices, and a large turnout from Twin Cities and surrounding areas are expected, with special trains on both routes and guided tours of the new dormitory and music hall.
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Dr. Martin Luther College
Synod
Ackermann
J. Schaller
Wauwatosa Theological Seminary
Incal
A. F Zich
Green Bay
Wis
J. Baur
Morgan, Mine
Old College
R. Heidmann
Arlington
Minn
J. Nauminon
Wood Lake
Mion
C. J. Albrecht
Miassote Synod
E. A. Pankow
St. James
Joint
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Soll
Burlington
Reuter
General Synod
New Ulm
Hutchinson
Schroedel
St. Paul
Zich
Sleepy Eye
Pankow
Ackerman
Nicollet
St. Louis
North-Western
Twin Cities
Mankato
St. Peter
Courtland
Farthest Southwest to Host Dual Expositions
The farthest southwest city plans a major Exposition in 1915 to mark the Panama Canal completion, expecting material benefits. In the same year San Francisco will host a second Exposition, with San Diego already breaking ground on its exposition buildings in a ceremony attended by the President and represented by John Barrett.
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United States
Union
Panama Canal
San Francisco
San Diego
John Barrett
Washington
One Real Man. In one completed man there are orces of many men
A fragmented line from a historical text notes that a single fulfilled man contains the force or essence of many, reflecting a belief in vast inner strength.
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Bulwandligites
Brown County Banker Arrested as Cobden Bank Closes
R M West, cashier of the State Bank of Cobden, is under arrest on larceny in the first degree following a nine thousand dollar plus shortage. Bank examiners Snyder and Bradvord found irregularities and temporarily closed the Cobden bank. The arrest occurred at Sleepy Eye after a week of meetings with stockholders and officials including Kelsey Chase, Supt. of Banks. West, once a Ford agent for Brown and Redwood counties, allegedly used bank funds to finance his automobile business, with his wife unaware of the scheme. The case is being prosecuted by County Attorney Erickson. bail details were being arranged as West remained in custody.
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State Bank of
Cobden
Sleepy Eye
Snyder and
Bradvord
State Department
R. M. West
Snyder
Kelsey Chase
Banks
West
Ford Automobile Company
Brown
Redwood Counties
Mankato
Erickson
Pfaender
Mor
Julius
Wee
New Ulm
Brown County
Bine Lnsp
Wise Man and Foolish Man Reflection Note
A compact, cryptic reflection contrasts a wise man who misreads knowledge with a foolish one who claims certainty, suggesting humility in understanding and the danger of arrogance in belief. The fragmentary line ends with a coined phrase indicating uncertain attribution.
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Kes and
Madella
Johnson
Minnesota Synod
Joint Synod
Synodical Conference
C. J
Messrs
F. G. Walter
Wm. Lindeke
Fr. Boock
Wm. Ruemke
Boock
H. Beusamann
New Pe F
Walter
Minneapolis
A. P
Wa. Lindeke
Prof. Schaller
Reim and
Burk
Profs
O. Montgomery
J. E Sperling
J. Meyer
F.O. Reuter
E. B. Bilefernicht
Martin Luther Culléke
Montgomery A. F. Rem
J, Meyer G, Burk
A. Ackermann J. E. Sperling E, Bliefernicht
State Bank
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