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Cañon City record., 1899-03-16
How to drow q Crop Of Bests.

The modern sugar beet has been
developed and brought to its present
standard by the careful growth and
selection of mother beets. In the
growing of field beets there has been
little study of how to obtain the
richest beets, the aim generally be-
ing to produce large yield. There
is little doubt that the mangolds
thus grown are inferior IN feeding
qualities, in real food constituents,
to the same beet grown like sugar
beets, Factories have long imposed
conditions of sugar content and purity
of juice upon beet growers Fhe first
requisite in beet growing is to
learn how to produce rich beets in
fair quantity.
The good varieties are all white
sugar beets and among them the
French vilmorin improved and the
German Klein Wanzlebener appear
the best. The distance to plant is
important: indeed, it takes first rank
1t is possible to grow 10000 or even
As. 900 sugar beets to an acre of 49,
$50 square feet. The latter number.
1850, calls for beet to every
square foot of surface cultivated. This
number will be secured by beets six
inches apart in rows two feet wide. 1t
may be even better to plant in rows
20 to % inches wide than in rows "a
inches wide. The object is to grow
smaller and richer beets by crowding
the plants. The ideal is beets of one
pound in weight.
The seed may be put in by hand or
with seed drill. and requires covering
an inch or two deep and have the
ground above firmed by foot or roller.
Seven to II pounds of seed an acre
will be required, according to the
method Of planting; the latter amount
for the drill. The planting should be
done early in May, as it is necessary
to wait till danger Of frost is past.
and then to plant promptly. A
weeder or light harrow should be
drawn over the beet ground before
the young plants come up. About
two weeks will eiapse after planting
before the seedlings appear After
cultivation should be largely by horse,
using tools best adapted. Some hand
hoeing cannot be avoided. and thin
ming is always required where good
stand is insured.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

sandstone dyke this side Of Dawson.
reports assay returns of 81 40, $500,
$40, and $ls from his claims, while
William Yelton, Of Florence, owner
of the Dad and other claims on the
same dyke, has had assays ranging
from Sc To 500.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16
Through a Bridge.

Friday morning as Santa Fe freight
train No. $50 was preparing to leave
the city on its eastern trip, it met
with mishap of very strange nature.
The engine with the cabonse and an
empty box car was being backed
down to the Y, where the engine was
to be turned around and had Just
reached the western approach to the
river bridge, when the forward trucks
of the box car left tine rails. 1t con-
tinued humping over the ties until
the first span of the bridge vas
reached where it collided with the up
right supports on the north side of
the bridge. The breaking of the up
rights SO weakened the bridge that it
swayed to one side for an instant and
went down with crash which aroused
the whole town.
Quickly reversing his engine, En-
gineer Klassgye pulled the throttle
wide open and old I'll took grip on
the rails and made a terrefc effort
to save both herself and the cars.
Although the rapidly flying drive
wheels burned the heavy steel rails
for a distance of several feet as the
ponderous machine was drawn to-
ward the dangerous opening by its
burden. Except for the breaking of
the bumper on the caboose there
would no doubt have been a fatality
to report. As it was the only serious
damage was to rolling stock and the
bridge. one span of which has been
replaced.
The train was in charge Of Con-
ductor McDonal, and brakeman J. N.
Dean was perched upon the end Of
the car when the accident occurred.
When the collision took place the
car split wide open, landing Mr.. Dean
safely on the interior with few
severe bruises and a cash in the scalp.
but no broken bones. A most mirac-
ulous escape from death.
A special train bearing Roadmaster
Daniel Orr soon arrived from Pueblo
and wss later followed by the wreck.
ing crew. when repairs were rapidly
begun.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

THE city election occurs Tuesday,
April 4th. There is to be elected 4
mayor. a treasurer. one alderman in
each Of three wards, al for . term Of
two years and city attorney for one
year 10 iill Vacancy.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

NEwsrAPER reports say that ex-
Governor AcIntire was married in
Connecticut . short time ago 70 DR..
Ida N. Beaver. formerly Of Denver.
Both parties are moro or less known
in Canon.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16
lG REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
h. Atwater Pays Eleven Thousand
Dollars for Property on -Four
MiIe--Ineludes Valuable
Water Rights.

One of the most important real es-
tate transactions that has been con-
mmated in Fremont county during the
past year was closed by S. H. Atwater
l&st week. The purchase involves an
outlay of $1l, 900 and affects some of
the oldest water rights on Four Mile
creek-the priorities dating back to
1861. The land was the NJ. N. Craig
and Lon Green ranches on Four Mile,
and while the land values are not
considered of very great importance
the water DEGREES having been grant
ed at time when water for irriga-
tion purposes was looked upon as of
little or no consequence, make the
water rights great acquisition. Es-
pecially is this argument forcible
when viewed in the light of past
events, and when Mr. Atwaters con-
nection with the Park Center ditch is
considered. Something like 500, 600
have been expended to bring this II
miles of ditch to its present state of
perfection, with its tunnels, fume and
Reservoirs, and now to add to its
sccourtrements the eldest water
rights on the creek, is placing it in
the list with the great irrigation en-
terprises of the State; giving to it
an almost unlimited water supply with
questionable rights.
The wonderful improvements that
have followed the construction
of this ditch and the expenditure of
vast sums of money by the company,
are lasting monuments to the enter
prise and push of these gentlemen;
but they are not through yet, by any
means Mr.. Atwater, as the moving
spirit in the upbuilding Of one of the
handsomest environments of which
canon Caty boasts, ls experimenting
the planting of 100000 fruit and
shade trees in Orchard Park, while
a tract is being prepared for nursery
stock, the stock of E. Ford Jewett
having been purchased for the pur-
pose. Purchasers of Orchard Park
property will never regret their selec-
tion. because they will be surrounded
BY al the natural advantages of which
His remarkable climate Is possessed,
as well as many Of an artificial nature.
In securing the services of Mr.. D.
H. Gould, an horticulturst of e1cep-
tional merit and whose ability as an
orchardist is of a rare character, Mr..
Atwater is particularly fortunate.
1t presages for Orchard Park embel-
ishments to be secured only at the
hands of an expert.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

CANON Cry, the sleepiest old town
in the State, is getting . move on
itself. After July l the town is to
have free delivery. How the people
found out they were entitled to it is
u wonder. Cripple Greek Times.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

woSDER II Sonator Taller viii A.
low the city elections to pas Oh this
spring without introducing the sub
ject Of frss coinAgs and compelling
his frisads 70 support his candidAtss!
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16
AssAyING AND ORE MATCHING.

cold. n1i~sr And Lsa1 As.ay.a -----.- az
Any 40 ooovo<------~- ---------------- -. -
As cssssssss raSs ios siis,si.s . yssr css
~ - snBnwoop CONCENTRATION
nlsoa nA1 voApqas 49, - ~ Dafases enDDsee
0qle@m1lunn1 kgoo - oAn1uo-
S1S - sse's 5iu ~ n = vou6. So
- 6nanuA - hGN SsSsss g.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

CnuxLy - rsfsn1sd $4,000 b
watsr 49, = Il ~ cot and =
pssnaun 4 e2l7.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

NEBRASKA, the home Of Bryan. -
just turned down its populist Ssaalsr'
Allsa. and has elected in his place .
gped Rspshlioaa h tAs psrssa e
8ena1sR Hayward
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16
Literary News.

A vivid picture of China and her
people as they are today is given in
the Argonaut of March l3. 1899, in
long review of A. R. Colquhoun's
new book entitled China in Trans
formation The power of the en-
press-dowager and her protege, Ii
Hung Chang, is described in the ex-
tracts given, and many Characters
tics of the national life briefly de-
scribed-
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

Overland Monthly for March is fully
up to its usual high standard. Be-
sides its ordinary quota of good
stories and instructive articles are
three particularly up-to-date. They
are. Campaigning in the Philippines, !"
by Randia Ralli; Samoa Illustrated ,
by J. w. Baltimore; AT Home With
Aguinaido,r by Muriel Bailey.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

The Farm Journal is unlike any
other paper; for one thing it prints
no quack medical advertisements; for
another it takes five year subscriptions
and gets the paper to its subscribers
the full FIVE years if they are any
where on this planet, even if they
move two or three times: if they
die their heirs get it. Now we are
going to send the Farm Journrl to
every advance-paying subscriber to
the RECORD, but better speak quick,
as we have only a limited number
Of Farm Journals to offer on these
terms.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

We have one serious objection to
Recreation It always makes one
discontented with his lot and anxious
to get out with gun and rod. Just at
this season Of year when the weather
is beginning to get warm and the
first touches Of that tired feeling ap-
pear. the fishing pages are especially
appealing. The March number has
made several people get down their
oalendars and count the weeks to the
1rst Of June. This number contains
. vsry interesting article BY james
Nokahall on The Big Caribou.'
Rsadsrs Of the REcoRD may recall the
faet that Mr.. Turnbull was com
pai5oa Of our Mr.. Dali Deweese vixen
~ hunted carbon in New Brunswick
= fs'y yeNrs agn.
n Ifnm n1sxeh ~ esssennn nxd nnnnAo1auo
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

FOR RENTER acre ranch. only one mile
and h-lf from city nmits. suitable for stock
or dairy ranch. Pasturzg~ and GOOD gardeE
tract So per month. Enquire at Fremont
Couuty Bank Gt
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

KEEP YOUR OWN KEY AND COUNSEL
b. rentirx \ steel saftty box AT he Fremont
County Bank Say SIT
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

FOR RENr on sALE-aouses. ali sirss-
Inonirc of r. A. RAynoiis Al Fremont County
Bank. ets
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

FOR SALE-i open stove; set double
oreaat harness. chaps l busy. po1ys ;
new AZ wSEon aud harness
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

FOR RKNr.-Sicciy furnished front room
Call At NJ. ais. Mstn street Gu.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

N|eW st'ck u ss.lsnas ard saan@p,ass
eW1lgeasA
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

wv ANr1D- 8Kv1RAL TRUSTWORTHY
w persons n this state TO manage oar
bSsineas n yoar ovA aad nsarbyt coontiss.
~ " mainly o1cs work conducted - nome
0alnry otrnlghe ~ year and oxponeoe-
si0onito. boaAA6e. no more no k-eo oAlary-
HcathV "a nefsroacee- npctoee ssn-
0sse. Prsss- DsSs- NJ chieagS.
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

FOR sALE-Fruit farm of acres on Lin-
coin Park, all year otd tres In bearing. ALI
kinus of small fruit Good bnildfngs- En-
ouir- on the place of owner. T. BonsnAR- sstt
Cañon City record., 1899-03-16

HAVE YOU BOOKS OR MAGAZINES TO
bind. We do book binding every de>crip-
ton, Art and nne bindings- Blank Book
Makers HALL & WILLIAMS. ltsi Cur l. ST.
D.-nyer, Colo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02
Sriefbrf6rbrrnng mod hem Nnslanbe.

Die ausldnbif6e Poit fir bic mil
Dem 6. Wai enoenbe Wo9e pirb gez
f4lpfen Gin alien 6GQen piinttli6),
i'm bteii9en Ppitamt, pie fplgt: Yadetz
Yoft nu9 Samatcd nit pom bieiigen
9afen obfabrenben Odmpfern f6liebi
cine Stunoe friber, tpie unten angeges
ben.
Dienftog-9 ubr 8prmittugs: fir
Cuba bia Miami. 71l6r Qbenos: fir
CHINA unb Sapan bio 8ancouDer. 8
1br Qbenbs: fir europa per Odmpfer
rSt.2ouis" bia Soutbampton (8riefe
fir Srlanb miifen per st. Gouis"
be3eidnet fein). II ubr Qbenos: fir
europa per Dampfer nWaieItic" pia
0ueenstopn. II ubr Na9ts: fir
Borto Rfco per 8unbes 3ranspefis
bampfer; fir 8ene5u.la unb Curacao
per 0ampfsr r9ilour;" fiji bic See
lparbz unb Winbparb Snieln, au6
Dematara. per 9ampfer rMaoiane."
Mittfpo6 = II ubr @ormittags:
fir Samaioa bid port Qntonio per
Oampfer BON Baltimore. % llbr
Ho9mittdgs: fir Cuba bia 3umpa.
9 u6r Nbenbs: fir europa per DAM
pier r5urit 8ismard" bia @outbampz
ton unO 9amburg. II nbr Na9ts:
Santiago, Cuba. Man3aniao uno
Gaiilba per Oampfer nS%6fenftein."
DonnerItdg - II u6r @ormittugs:
fir Samaica bia Port Mntonio per
Oampfsr bon Baltimore. Z uAr
gbenbs: fir China unb Sapan bia
9aeomo. IL ubr Na6ts: fir 9ruiiz
lien unb bic Ga gldtaz2Gnbsr per
0ampfsr Burton" bio 8ernambuco.
Bahia uno Rio Saneiro; fir 9ubti
per DampFer rOrunje Nafau;;" fur
Noro<9 aIilien per 0umpfer Der
nar0" bia 9ura, Maranbdm unb
Cara; fir Samaica per Dampfer
rIrbunroie."
Sreitag = - l1br Nafmittdgs:
fir Cuba pia Sdmpa. 9 u6r Nbenbs:
fir Srdntrei9, SiibzGuropa, Ggppten
unb 8ritiI4zSnbien per 0ampfer ga
Normanbie" bia Sabre (8rtefe fir an
bere Sbeile @uropa's miifen per ga
Hormanoie" be5ei6net fein). II 1br
Qbenos: fir europa per Dampfer
r3ucania" bia Queenstopn. IL llbr
Na9ts: fir 5ortunezSslanb unb Sa=
maica per 0ampfer pQae9benp;" fir
@ene3uela uno Curacao per Dampfer
r@drucas." ~
Die Yoft fir Neufunblanb uno mi
quelon bia Bottom uno 9alifur fdGieBt
bier tdgli9 um 4 nbr Nu4mittags;
fir @~uitralien, NeuzSeelanb, 9apaii.
bic Silt unb SamoazSn5eln bia San
Sran5isco big gum II. Wtui tGgli4 um
7 ubr Ibenbs.
6. Odpies Wdrfie[b. 8pfmeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-02

No9 @tlicott 6 +. - 9ie
@ompnoTpn Npenue ; Qinie Der Unit
TED @lectric ano Rai.pan So. 1T nun
b~o[Ienoet, unb geItern paro Der Ser
fe6r 3pif6m gQicptt Gitb unb Bal
timore fprmeQ er0Ffnet. Die Balm ge6!
bur9 einen Der i90nIten 2anoltri6e
Wdrplano's unb III cine Der 6eTtge6auz
ten 8ubnen i6rer Nrt.
3u@6rsn ossOepepzS a.
g 8 Karen bic i'm 9aFen liegenben
6a6r3euge geltern nit 5laggen rei6
gsT6midt, unb ous glorrei9e @terz
nen6arrer tps6te bon 9unbertsn bon
MaFen. Sel6H bic fleinen S6leppz
6oote, Yungie5 uno BAL S9ppners
paren nit 6.agsCa 6eoedt ME audi
bic engliI9en 0ampfer, bic oaOurf
tire Spmput6ie fir Die Ser. Staaten
gum Nusorud brd6ten. Die Scene
al Der Waferfronte bot einen ii6eraus
i90nen Qnblid bar.
OfeNugfu6r @etrdiz
De aus Dem 6;eTigen 9afen pd6renD
bes MrOuts Qpril belief [i4 duF A.
864.358 9ui6els ODER cine 8iertel
MiQipn 8uE6el mehr als i'm Mdr3.
NuF Mais eniFoQen BON Der Sotalz
@umme 4,2O2,O58 8uTdel, auf 8aiz
gen 1884, 542 guT9sl, ouf Roggsn 92,z
285 8uI9ef uno auf 9afer 1884
8uT9el. 8om /. Sanuar Bis gum 30.
Npril os. s. puroen ppn Baltimore
psrFfidt: 3,O52,383 8u|6et 0ai3en,
16,471,546 9ui9el Mois, 450,209
9uT6el 3oggen unb 433,696 9uT9el
Safer.
Perondlnpti3.- 9r. Dif6.
9roBmann uno Satin bon 9rootipn,
R.z9,, bieS4piegersltern oes paforg
S6riItian Sspulo bon Der beutI9en
reformirten 3icus : Stride an Nisz
quit6z, nu6e 9apliraBe, 6eFinoen Ii9
bier auf 8eIu4. 9r. probmann 1T
Senior : Mitgtieb Der 6lsiT9erz6irmu
YroBmdnn u. Seatpn bon 8rpotlbr.
r.
S'5arreG, Elm 8ii9Ien : Sd
britant BON Nr. 1920, 5apnItr., err
belt 9efern in Der DItli9en Stallion
cine 2e9re, Dab es bO6lt untlug 1T, in
blInosm @ifer gu banbein. @r trat
oor poli5eiri4ier Seed gegen 4nprep
Sduers, einen 12>ld6rigen 4ndben ,dls
8idger auf, ben er Der uaorbentlidsn
QuHibrung anI9ulpigte. @s nur0e
betpieIen, buB Semunb nit einemStein
Elm 6enIter in Der 6abrIt oes O'5arz
rea eini6lug. 2ebterer lief uuf bic
StraBe, erpif9te ben an Der S6ut unz
l4uloigen 8nabu, priiqelte i'm our9
uno lieB i'm o6enorein perbdftsn. Der
8aoi entlieB Sauers auf Der SteGe
uno p%eroonnerts O'SdrreG tpegen tbGtz
li4sn 4ngriffs gu S. nebIt Soften.
WooIfprb's "H ca d "A i d"
piro Die ialimmIten 5Gle BON 8opTz
i6mer5en, Neuralgie unO S4mer5en,
Die cine Solge Der Stripe linb, in Is
Winuten beilen. gu BADEN Bel a1en
Ipot6etern fir 5 Gents.
.6Mt,l 81
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2inbrr=W ais unn Masfenfef.

Der n@orpdrts" pe~runtaltet fir biz
8inoer Der Mitglieber unb bic
3~oglinge Der SurnF4uls Elm bib
19es Set.
Die r@prpGrts : 6aGle" Bot ge1tern
N6enb Elm un6eF9reibli6 lebbaftes
8ilo bar, fanb bod oaIel6ft oas idbrs
li9e Muiz unO M~dsfenFeit, peI9ss
dusG9lieBli9 Der lie6en Sugenb gez
p1omet pjrb, ltatt. SIN berrli6Tteo
6eff9mud prangte Der 5eHIaal, unb
6ereits frib am 4benb irDmten aus
alien 9tilen ber bic d~ngebenOsn, 8prz
pdrtslsr" oerEelben gu, 10 ouB bieIelz
be lange Dor 8eginn bes 6sItes oi9t
nit iubelnben &inbsrn, berst unT6ulz
bige Qusgelafenbeit Sebermann erz
9OBen muBte, dngefuGt mar.
Gs tparen febr biels unb re4t %intereEz
funs Masten gu Feben, unb aud fiibr%
ten'bie 3Dglinge Der ainberttu1en Diele
srItaunli4e afrobatif6e 2eiTtungen
Dor. Na6bem prof. Steintpalo'sSr=
DIETER mebrere frobe WeiIen geIpielt
batte, FOB Ii6 Der 8iibnen : 8or6ang
uno bic 3uI6auer erblidten elm nab
reg Mdbr9enrsi9. Nuf ibrem Sbron
Tub cine Seen : &0nigin Carrie 2ind),
umgeben BON i6rem Sofltaut uno elmer
Nn5a6l peiBgetleiDeter Seen, tpelfe
8lumen oarfteqten. SIN @dnsen tpaz
rem ungefdbr so 8irber auf Der Bib
ne. Nuf sia 9egebenes 3ei4en belebte
Ii6 bas gat3e Wdr9enrei4 unb es
fplgte nun Elm l1m5ug bur9 ben Soal,
tporuuf bic liebe SugenO Ii4 fir ben
ReH oes Ibenbs Dem San3uergniigen
6tngd6. az l
'Sm gbFadle nurben bon benz 0a=
mee : 8erein oes v9~orpdrts" aIeriei
@rfriT9ungen, ME Sis : Creme, 8uz
4en unb &affee, %Ferbirt, unb baB ben
9erren 9slegsn6eit gegeben mar, ft9
an sttpa5 Stdrterem als GafFee gu
laben, 1T TeibIiDerItGnoli4. Die DR.
arrangements gu Dem oelungenen 6eIte
6attea 5rau %. 6. @9i1irg unb bic
So. s. 6. g. S9ul8, Sobn 2orett,
6reb. 8. 9riebe, Wm. 8eder uno s.
q. M. G9ola g%etrofFen. Sn benz @Bz
@aale nalteten bic 0anen %. Bril-
lel, Dug. Sd, 81. Wittefino, Sburman
unp 8. 8erner.
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Ncser uIs StraBenrauber.
ueberFdGen am belen Sage nit 9e3o~
eenem Repolber 3pet 6ubrleute
un0 ruu6en ou8 Yfsroegef9irr.

ue6erFaQen am beIen Sage nit 9e3o~
gsnem 8epolOer 8pet 6ubrleuts
uno ruu6en ou5 8ferOegei4irr.
Gin ~berfpeoener l1eberfuQ, Der tart
an Die Wet6oben oe8 nWilOen WeItens"
erinnert, ereignete Ii6 geItern am 9eGs
len Sage an Der Columbia : 4benue,
na6e benz @arrpu : Bart, inoem 3pei
Teger nit ge3ogenen RspolOern @oz
tparo 6oQuno unb Sobn 9uu, 3pei
6u6rleute, tpel9e i'm 0ienIt oes Con-
traitors Sames 6abep iteben, aufbtel>
ten unb Die 9ferbegef9irre bon ben
8ferben ItQblen. Die beioen I4parz
3er WegeIagerer, beren Namsn angebz
li6 @l6ert Mc@rap unb 8eo. Camp
beQ 1inb, ergriffen, na9oem lie ibre
8eute 3uiummen gepadt batten, bic
6lu6t unO bic 9pli3ei 1T our 3eit
eifrig bemii6t, berielben babbaft gu
perben.
Reger dGs Meffer6elb.
Nut Die Nn11ul0t9ull9 pm, 1elne
8uFengenoilin Mlaggie 9umiltOn BON
Gar. 843, Stodton : StruBe, in ben
8iitsn geItO4en gu 6uben, tparo Der
Nager Wm. Campbell qeitern pom Po@
liaeiri6ter Smith Dem 9eri9t8berfabz
rem iiberpiefen. 9uS i6pdr3e Baur
traf Ii9 am Samituq in Dem 9uufe
Nr. 81. Stodton : StraBe, unb 5tpar
fou Der Strsit aus gang geringFiigiger
l1rTa6a entItanoen fsin, Oa 8eiOe ionft
CUTE Treunoe tpnrsn. Die Negerin 1T
our 3sit i'm. MorpldnOer unioerIitGtsz
0oipital," uno 3par pirO i6re Der
punoung alS ernIter Nutur betrd9tst,
iroem ibre lunge berleBt 1T. Camp
BED entflob am SamItag glei8 nu4
Der Shat uno purbe erit geitern CUR
friiben Morgenitunos per6aftet.
8 Ibneroieb erDi DIT.
Der Is Sabre olte Neger So6n Deal
lparo geItern Morgsn berbaftet, al8 er
Dem 9efliige.6dnbler q. 6. 30. Dob
ion an Der @de Der gumoenz uno
@b~urles1traBe 3tpei 9ii6ner Itabl.
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Nus benz Snneren Wnrblnnn's nnh
ben angrenjenoen Staaten.
9es M0r4bers 9etrn 9ros
3eb.

yes IS De-
8eb.
Der Neser 9errb, nef6er eineeitdnz
ben fat, Dab er SRI. Qmanba @lart in
8opie am Nbeno beg IL. Mdrs ermorz
bette unb Der li9 CUR 3eit in Dem Sc
fdngnihe gu Baltimore bsfinbst, pirb
in Baltimore am nG9iten Montdg
pro5efIirt. Die S9peIt tier Der grmorz
Deten befinoet Ii9 nod in drstli9er 81
bunolung unb es lit iebr 5psifel6aft,
ob iie gum pro5efe eri4sinen tam,
bod 6offen StautsontpoIt 9elis unp
Or. 8pun, oub Die Dame na9 8altiz
more gsbra6t peroen tann, neil lie bic
ein5ige 4ugen5eugin bes MOrOes tpar.
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miro BON Wuibtnston Big 6Dattspiqe
am 20. Mfai fertiggeIteut iein uno 3ipei
@ofen IpGter Big 9ertpbn ponenbet
unb in 8etrieb eeIebt iein. Spdtsr
lpiro man lie bis 2uursl uno Don bort
bis Baltimore bauen.
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3uDfor0, 9u., Der Superintenbent
Der Sool Qusae baielbIt nit einem
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niote, bran bas iiber bic Seffnund.
galegte Brett, als Queas auf bafelbe
trat. Gr tpurbe in Solae oefen rid
tpGrts 9eI9leuosrt unb I6lla nit benz
&ppfe auf Die Gementmauer auf, mo-
bur9 er cine 9irnerI9iitterung erlitt,
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mouth, 3d., Der Dor elmer Wo9e be-
reits einmdl einen Selbitmorbper iu4
in Cumberland madte. bat am Cont
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Seffe entgegenliebt.
unter 3perer u 3ulbi=
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Seab, Straits Oitrift, Opr6eIterz
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bridge se6radt unO auf bic Qni4uiotz
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men perbre1erif9ea Insriff sema9t
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men, pG6renb Wbeatleb na4 9altiz
more li9 beseben tpoate. Man battle
srtpartet, bab er nit Dem Oampfer
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gei benz 4iinItler : 6eftaq, tpel6er,
ME geItern mitgetsilt, Der ,2ano@uz
6anO : Stub" bon Mount Daf6inqs
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9reisri9ter : Gouegium ben eriten
8reis, einn Stublti6 bon 6. q.
Burner na6 Osfien eigenem 8emGlOe
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beiten Nrbeiten in Sel, Qquuren unD
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Stimmen fir bic bette Sti33e in Del,
bob enti4ieo Iih ous WabI gomite
nab elmer 8eratbung, ben 9rei8, bes
itebeno aus einem 8olofid, SRI. 9uz
Quita Stdet BON gr. 2lO3, HorDz
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cine Stimme tpeniQer, ais SRI. @uTaz
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bpm rGbarcoal Sub" er6ielt BEN
9olopreis fir bic bette 4quareaiti35e
unb 6r. Walter 0uub pom ,Mdrns
lamb SnItitut" ben 9rei5 fir bic bette
8reiOe5ei6nung, Oa5 BON 6rn. Sol.
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