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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20

3 Gqterne / Ribe bar / Foite
Bbraaosmebe onbraaet ON at foa be
9ilget nogle 4otes til Opbarmning al
ga9tIotalet ON Gutten. s 5elge
.8ibe Stiftstisnoe4 ubbitleoe Der ig
9erom fDlgenOe 0ebat:
9. G6riitenien: Oct er tolbt Al
iiooe oeroppe, naar De lie er paa
8aoen.
9. Rielien: Seq fan life foritaa.
6b1o gRgterne bil meo 9otes, naar &c
.un bar faa Winutter at opboIoe ia /
9otalet bber Zine. Der er Gas til
aogning, hoor Der tan BARNES 0aS
@ 9ritte. Seq oil gerne are meo I'll
II gore BET 9O6t Tor BEN, men oet tan
10 ogida blioe iad goot. at be fore
trqtter Stuen for 9aoen. CDluns
terbeoD
DprlGge 9eterTen: 0et met 6us
name biloe DGte at labe Dem blips
li9genoe biemme / Deres Senge. CO..
minoelig WunterbeoD
9. Rielien: 6r Der for Reiten no
gen, Der 6Brer Dem iqnge. for jeg gsr
BET itfe2
Commander: So. ieg bsrer BET
i9pnlig, men on BET maaIfe er for at
6eoiie mig en- iarlig 2Gre, 7ial ieg itte
tunne fge.
Gnoen paa Sagen bleb, at Der be-
oilgeoe5 9agterne Ho9le 5enoer So
les.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20
en- qaptrbro oDer 2iGls

en- Papirbro ober 2iIls
g cit. 8 r5reoerieia 8agbIab" la
les folgenoe beIbnberlige 6iItorie:
Gn belgiIt S%ngenier peo 9uon
griigsrtpeIt Ffal BABE opfunOet en- gan
re M plan til en- 9ro ober ellie g9it.
6biltet Brojett / oisie 9age ibri5t
fbsTelfGtter uoentanolte Blade. On
geui6ren bar opfunbst en- M maabe
til at presie qapir, faa at bette Maz
teriule bliber ii Gange ft9rtere enD
5ern, men er feloFslgtiig langt lettefs
at tumle meb. 6an bar M uofaItet
ct proieft til en- 8ro ooer ellie Belt,
og BET er Meuingen. at faa bel guer
ION Yiqer Ital bGre at bet famine
iette 3dteriaie. Iii 3iGerne BIZ fan
anbenbe pre8fet Qpispapir, Tom Be
lesormene bar en- f9rlig 4fItn for.
napnlig noar Der bar b9ret trntt no
get paa bet / 5orbeien. 5iaige haas
Der ben n9bnte Sngenier at funne
bngge iaa bel 2ofomotiDer ION 9o9ne
at papir, for at 9roen life Tfdl tage
Staoe beb at befares meb be III brus
gelige tunge 2otonotiber og 8ogne.
Omtrent 1900 4otter er
for nplig Or9bte unber en- ipitematiis
Rottetrig / Maribo.
BE mgbte for TENT. poit.
6olber 2ariens 80 Stuff ber opIagi
beres qlabfer til lite QpriI. fOrbi 9
8uife, Der bar bleben irstleIatte fer al
me6e for tent, bar bleDen Opfdgt til
1 ffe mnrta
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20

Omtrent 1900 8otter er
for nblig or9bte unber en- fbitemntiis
Rottefrig | Maribo.
The Somerset reporter., 1901-03-28

AN ACT additional To Chapter two hun
bred and eighty-scven, Public Laws of
eighteen hundred and unpty-three, for
the better protection of Sheep.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives in Legislature as
sembled. as follows:
Section I. When any person resident
of this state. shall sustain any damage
To HIS sheep, lambs or other domestic an
imals by reason of their being killed or
injured by wild animals he shall give in
formation thereof To the maVor of the
city. or to one of the municipal officers of
the town or plantation where such dam
age was done within twentN-four hours
after he has knowledge of the same. and
thereupon said mayor or municipal ON .
GERS shall estimate the amount of sIch
damage, and all such damage proved 10
Toe satisfaction of the above officers 10
nave been committed by wild animals.
and within the limit OF their city, town
or plantation. shall be paid by such off
GERS ont OF the treasury of their city,
town or plantation
Section .. When any city, town OF
The Somerset reporter., 1901-03-28

AN ACT to amend Chapter two hundred
and aixty-slN Of the Public Laws Of
eighteen hundred aud ninety three. ny
amended by Chapter one hundred aud
iwentY-eieht of the Public Laws of
eighteen hundred ana ninety mine, re-
Mailing to the Militia.
X II phaCteh by the Senate and ItoHGo
Of Representatives in Legislature AS
seIf. led. as i$,Iow,:
zee ton Section thirty of said act IA
hsteba atoeuued by inserting after the
word ''adtutant general In the eighth
line thereof. the words When soldier
Fs.,nli9tn Ana Ii mustered into the Aer-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
MARlEN BAD
(BOHEMIA) ....i

Most celebrated asa 6rst-ciass Health Resort
On account ofits strong effioAcious Springs con-
sisting Of potassium of Sulphate iron, and most
invigorating MiEeral Mud.
The position of Maricnbsd surrounded as a 10
by vast Forests is UNEQUALLED. specific
against disorder arisin. from an impaired
digestion, Liver complaints, CalI-stones, disease
of the bladder, female mzladies. Corpuiency,
Stasis of the vena Portso. Gout Anaemiae. Diao-
etes, and ordinary illnesses. The CENTRAL
BATHS. NEUBAD. and splendid CURHAUS.
are OF recent construction, and fitted with every
luxury and comfort.
There are Carbonic-acid, Steel. Mud. Gas. and
hot air baths. Hycropathic, Massage and Swed-
ish gymnastics. Medco-mechanical lander
Institute, Electrical separated baths, Newly
built Collonzdc. Salt distillcrics- The Town is
Illuminated by electricity; Pure water from the
hills Theatre TombolA; Dancing reunions;
Hunting Shooting Fishing. Riding and
BicycIing-Club; Covered and open riding Alice
Livery stables. Especial places for Juvenile
PLAYERS; Golf; Lawn Tennis Tclephonc.
SEASON from MAY Ist to SEP PrEMBE BER 3oth-
$4,000 annual visitors exclusive of tourists
Prospectus gratis by addressing the BURGER
MEISTERANT, Marionbad, Austria
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
toW RATE FOR FEDERAL ICE SUPPLY HERE
THE AMERICAN COMPANY GETS THE GOVERN,
MENT CONTRACT AT A SMALLER PRICE
THAN THE CITY PAYS IT

InAN TIE CITY PAYS IT.
The contract for furnishing fee to the govern
nent buildings in this city was awarded 10 the
American Ice Company yesterday by Assistant Sec.
'etary OF the Treasury Taylor. The ice is TO be de-
ivered for l435 cents a hundred pounds. ana il Is
estimated that about s.. 800 worth viii be used in
The hscal year The price at which the ice is sold
% the national government is in striking contrast
% the price at which the same company con-
Tacted TO furnish ice 20 the city government Tho
iact that prominent members Of Tammany Han
have large holdings OF stock in the American Ice
Company, while such close and cordial relations
10 not exist between the company and the national
government. is believed. in many quarters, 10 ac-
count for the much greater profit made by the
company on ice sold 10 the city.
Shortly after January ! the American Ice Com
pany received the contract 10 furnish ice 10 tht
aty government in the Boroughs Of Manhattan
and The Bronx. at the rate OF 20 cents a hundred
Piled with ice for week A city water cooler in
hose boroughs requires about fifteen pounds OF ice
cay, and is filed six days a week In the Bor-
tugh OF Brooklyn the same company received ths
contract at the rate OF 25 cents a hundred pounds
Borough requires from thirty-fve 10 forty hound,
u ice day. In the Borough OF Queens the con-
Tact was given 10 the Consolidate ted Ice Company
a. the same rates received by the American IcC
can Ice Company the only bidder IN ths
boroughs OF Manhattan. The Bronx and Brook
Tn, and the Consolidated Ice Company was m
mly bidder in the Borough Of Queens
II IS estimated thR; the ice for Manhattan anH
the Bronx viii cost about S5102 and that IL will
@st eoout sl,SoO in Brooklyn and S,ls5 in Queens.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
Great Western Railway
of EnuIand.

fnssengers from and to America have the
choice of
FOUR ROUTES
nEIWEEN LIVERPOOL AND IoNDONs
noyai oxford Shu LSes
me Worcester Route
~ hereford and Gloucester Route.
~ hereford. Bristol & Bath Route.
Nc.r paIway passes through of the
tn sSresuue scenery i'm the Country.
routci R"0eS S'h "e 'hsiNeu S
cities IN England
SlnEMsBIRY-Richi in Antiduaran interest.
HAR w tn-For Warwick Castle
&c. TIn1.'iNUioN-For kenilworth Castle and Guys
place.
SAEORD-The City OF Colleges.
WORCESTER. HEREFORD. GLOUCES-
.Eh a BRISTOI-CathcdraI Cities.
paIfI-tor the Roman Baths & Abbey.
SLot t6H-For Stoke Park. which belonged 20 Will
Penn. the founder OF Pennsylvania.
WINDSOR CASTLE-The home of the King.
"kgage checked through. Express train =
nre run to LONDON from PLYMOUTH for the
port. ~ -
., TssTTkETs sTkE ILLUSTRATED GUIDES be obtained
wa. w v.EWW.aoRk Wi.ok g Mr. FRANK C. CLARE III Broad,
"eSsrIi TooK 4 s9Ns I, Pace de Iopera: PARIS
. L. WILKINSON. General Manager.
rsoongton Station London. March. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
TOO BIG FOR Mr.. HILL.
so. HE HASN'T CHARTERED THE CELTIC AS A
CRUISING YACHT.

The dispatch from London published here yester-
Say. 10 the effect that the mammoth steamer Celtic
which is being completed at Belfast for the
White Star Line and has been chartered by a
New-York tourist agent for Mediterranean tour
n February. 1902, had been taken for j. J. Hill.
president OF the Great Northern Railroad. had a
3eyious origin The charterer Of the Celtic is the
New-York representative Of the Great Northern
Railroad Of England. From this germ OF fact II
Nas easy 10 develop tale in which this gentleman
represented Mr. Hin in chartering the vessel
AR Hnl said yesterday: Il have no use Tor a
Fessel that cannot be turned around In the Mis-
nssippi River.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
EENNEDE JURTMEN HARD TO GET
ONE PANEL ALREADY EXHAUSTED ANn
TWO MORE To BE DRAWN

me @orA OF obtaining Jury for the third tr,.,
o Or Samuel j. Kennedy. who has once bear 80
Mc'eo o. numbering Dolly Reynolds. the Jury dts
D. - IIT ne second trial was continued yester
chosen on Monday. After a number Of ,aIos,,ar
had been examined and challenged or excused onI,,
thirty were left TO MI the seven places left yacart
After consultation with counsel Judge Nevbnrgar
issueo an an order for the drawing Of fifty special
lufOis l0i 'o-oay and fifty more for Thursday The
rty-nnth Theodore Wars n r.+,raa ,.s : iIe
merenanf Was accepted as the sixth juror He lives
Daniel McInerny, a retired rolicer,ayS, 4iI
caTee satisfactory to the State Mr. Moors -
He was forced 10 do so - ms Oiiai eHse'
AVG more jalesmen were called and excused and
me hIty-ilnth examined exhausted the nanel Tba
ts togL ao]oGrhea until 1880 this morning when an
tooiuohal hatch OF nfty jurors will be ready
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
rUT AGAINST MRS. GOULD TAKEN OFF.

THE PLAINTIFF SAYS SHE HEARS IT rs TO BE
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
The dressmaker's suit against Mrs Howard
5ould was taken from the court calendar yester-
isy There are two explanations given for this ac-
lion. A. H. Hummel Mrs Goulds counsel. says
hat II had been on the calendar a long time: that
had been marked Off only temporarily and that
'pon weeks notice II could be taken up again.
Mrs. Mary f. Smith, who IS suing Mrs. Gould. said
yesterday afternoon that her lawyer had informed
her that her bill was to be settled out Of court in
'ul- with the expenses OF the suit added. When
asked n she had received the money Yet she said:
No ] suppose the lawyers VIII get it The
amount Of the bill, she said, was either A.c50 or
amount paid by Mrs. Gould when the suit was
brought
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
CONFLICT BErWEEY EXCHANGES.

There appears 10 be conflict between the New
fork Stock Exchange and the Consolidated in
efercnce 10 the liability Of innocent purchasers OF
Hook. The conflict has been brought on by the
action of Goldberg against the bankrupt firm Of
:. W. Morgan & Co.
IN November the Morgan company sold stock to
! member Of the Consolidated. who I'm turn sold II
o Arthur F. Wilson e. Co. also members OF the
Consolidated. The stock then lent out, ana
'ame into the possession OF Talbot J. Taylor & Co.
members OF the New-York Stock Exchange Nor
gan then failed and action was brought against
iayior q Co. for reDevin. ,..s :
The governors OF the Stock Exchanse decloeo
nat inasmuch as the stock was not sood oe-
,very Taylor a Co. should be reimbursed, which
vas done Thereupon Wilson e. CO.. ascertainlng
nat the stock had been taken by the sherln, asked
'or restitution which refused by the gov
Hnofs OF the Consolidated.
Accordingly. Wilson e. Co. have brough an &c
lon through their attorneys. Simpson a. werner
;nioining the Sheriff from delivering the stoch'
tAe court had sent the case 20 referee Tor trlai
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
NAY cOyTR0L THE LEAD OUTPUT.

NAY CONTROL THE LEAD OUTPUT
II is reported that w c. whitney and Thomas ,
Syan promoting combination 10 eontroi the
eao mines of the United States. and as pre-
iminary are investing heavily in the missouri leao
ieds. No confrmation OF this report could be
obtained yesterday. however.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
The TRIBUNE SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS.
foreign Resorrs.
HOTELS in ENGLAND.

Queens Hot,I. soUTEsEA PORTSMOUTH,
Roys' q Lovely old gardens Tennis. etc Adjoins
Southarotos NG6 Frequent boats TO Cowes. Ryde and
-N- opposite Queens residence-Osborne
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
Norfolk Hotel, BRIGHTON. ENGLAND.

sily itotei Overlooks ses-wall and
ie puzzle rooms Perfect sanitation Shaded
Inl.. Hshts Lift. Delicate cuisine. Choice wines.
su4es A. Creighton. Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-08
Upper Norwood Ou.e,,s Hotel

Lovely gardens Boarding term. rom 81 50 per
special for large nartas Convenient train
- nc Ior City and West End london
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-12

Nsentcn fiir Die berIbmten Naleffina=
Ncine Der GarmeIs 9S einsG q pmp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-12
Bum SDoe bcrurtbeilt.

86iGabeIp 6ia, II. Stt. -
Der Neger Imos Sterling, elmer Der
N10rber bes Yrpfefors &ap Wtlion
@bite, ipurbe 6eute gum Sooe berurz
t6eilt, na4bem fein 9eiu4 um einen
neuen gro3eb abgeipieien tporoen mar.
Seine betben W1itI6ulbigen, 9enrp
cSporb unb G6arles Perrb, ipurben be-
fanntli4 am lebten 9ienitag bier 9e>
bGngt. profeHor Wbite's Grmpr=
bung purbe am 19. Mai 1900 peribt.
Oa11us, Ser, II. Ottober. :
9regOrio @Orts5, Der meritanti4e
OeIperabo, auf pel9en i'm leBten
sSrii6ia6r cine aufre9enbe 6ebjdgb i'm
unteren &io @ranbezS6al 3pei Wo>
9en lang i'm @unge mar, tpuroe beute
gu 8arneszGitp Der @rmorbung bes
@9eriffs W1orris bon&drneszGountp
f6ulbiq beFunben unO gum Sooe per@
urtbeilt. @r 1T audi Der Grmoroung
Qluquft S9nabels, zines W}ttglieoes
bes 96eriff>Qufgebots, iiberfubrt
unb Elm proaeb pegen @rmoroung
bes @6eriffs @lODer BON @on3ales@
Gountp iit nod gegen tbn in Der
SG1fnphp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-12

Qpnbon, II. Oftober. = rSpeez
tator" pirb morgen 9riefe bes 9rn.
Gecil N6pbes unb b.s peritorbenen
ssraneis Ghndbbprit (2eb!erer mar
BON 1885 Bis 1892 Der halpiiGRlicbe
Orgonifatpr unb 6iia-er Der liheral.n
pdrteil pe-0ffentlicben. I'm Die Tor et<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-12
Subne ant Wal9en.
Gin Gbirasoer Grimimalrnma,t.
George Sulinsfi ermprSete feincn
Sd,iuascr Intpn 9islc aus Siebe
fir oeficn Gattin.

Srau 9olinsfi befanb ii9 in3piI9en
in europa unb febrte 5uriid, I'm
ibren Mann gu retten. = Spet
nOtorif9e 8erbre4er gum Sobe
perurtbeilt.- lt.-8ier Mdnner Dur4
cine 3ugzgoQiiion in @ulifornten
oet0btet unb iieben berlebt. =
i, 9roB6ritannien's S6ronerbe IN
ganaba gum Opttor promoptrt.-
2tlIerlei BON SSnterefe aus benz
sSnlanb.
@btcago, II. Sftober. = Der
N90rber @eo. 9olinsti nurbe heute
i'm bieiigen Gountpz9efdngniB bur9
ben 5trang bingeri9tet. @r mar Der
Dor sSabresfriit periibten grmorDun9
ieines S8pasers 9(ntOn 2isle iiber<
fii6rt.
0olinsfi mar in 5rau 2isle, Die
S9pe1ter Ieiner 8atttn, perliebt uno
f9idte feline Sruu gu etnem gelud
i6rer @ltern na9 europa, Inn ietner
2eibenf6aft unge1tDrt frDbnen 81 tDn@
men. 2isle fdDpfte 8eroa4t, am 27.
glopember b. s. trafen il4 betoe Wfdn@
ner auf elmer Weibe n0rbli9 bon SSrz
pingzpart, unb 2isle's 2ei4e purbe
ipGter bort BON Der poli3ei gefunben.
Die &eble besSpbten mar bur9i6ntt@
ten unb Iein &orper BON bier &ugeln
bur9bo6rt. 0plinsti puroe perbaf@
tet unb CAB an, oaB er fetnen Sdpd<
qer in einem Streit iiber 9elOz&ngez
legenbeiten aus Gptbpebr erf9oRen.
Obglei9 grDBtentbeils MIR llmitanos>
betpeiie gegen i'm DOrlagen, ret9ten
biefel6en bennp9 bin, Die Surp gu
uber5eugen, baB er 2isle ermoroete,
um beFen Mittipe e6eli4en gu tDnnen.
sSrqu Oolinsfi bernahm in3pif4en
in europa, baB ibr @atte pegengfpr>
bes perbaftet tporben lei, inoeifen CAB
bic tbr 5ugegangene Na4ri4t an, odB
man iie felbit fir bds Opfer oes
Morbes balte unb baB ibr 8eri4ntnz
ben BON 6ier Die llrfd9e Der 4ntldge
lei. oSSn bem 8lauben, baB ibre &ud<
fe6r ibren 9utten BON einem falf9en
8erbd9t befreten perbe, elite tie NIT
i6rem fleinen &tnDe 5uriid iiber oas
Meer, um bier ben tpu6ren Sd4Derz
bait gu erfabren. Sic iagte ii4 iebo3
ni9t BON bem Manne los, fonbern
that Qles fir ibn, mas in ibren &rdf@
ten fanb. glls iie geitern Bel einem
geIu6 i'm @efdnsriB erfuhr, boB bas
Obergeri9t eir1en Supercebeuszgefebl
perpeigert bate, fiel tie obnmdAttg
CUR grbe. Oolinsfi legte geitern bor
benz @ater Rapou5 feline leBte 8et9te
ub unb perbra9te bic Na9t in einem
gurbieritubl, abpehielno i4lafenb
unb Iein NntliB in etnem 9roben
Spiegel betra6tenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-12
Gemalttbatige strifrrinnen.

gep=Yorf, II. Oftober. -
Srauen unb Mfdb6en in 0ieniten Der
Copper @rapper Co." gu Wiqiamsz
burg, 8rooflpn, mo elm Strife i'm
9ange lit, purben beute frii6 auf benz
Wege an ibr Sageperf bon Striferinz
men iberfalen, unb ibrer piele trugen
i9limme 8erleBunsen babon. Sin
9ubenb Poli5iiten. fpel6e CUR @r6al@
tung Der Rube nabe Der Sa6rit itatiO@
nirt ipdren, batten groBe Mfii6e, ben
Qufrubr gu unterbriiden, unb muBten
bon i6ren 8niippeln 9ebrau6 MAIDEN.
8efiie Solomon, bic angebIi9e Sii5z
rerin Der Mnareifer. tpurbe perhaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-12
S0l q b 10 d D's
~ YtQclt
nebnten, tpsl6e bas Spftm i3nea bon allen rbens
oenannt.n 9si6perbtn betreien

Or Rabnap & 6 o., Reips9orf
9psrtbs 6errtn - Silt fat spsi 9abreu mar iS
franz unS babe einiet Der eriobrenbten Ier3te in
ben Uereinigttn Stoaten au &utbe Oelogtn. Sd
baoete unb tranf bsibes Bufer in ben Sot
Gpriuog, qrt, aber 9lles iGen b.i mir fenen
GrfOlq ,u baben. glIs ib Sbre an3eiee bemerttt
bsiblOb i'd, nit Sbren 9iaen einen 8eriu6 su
MAIDEN uno eebraudte i'd nobs5u 3fuet S6d6telu.
Sd5 nabm ,pei Qiuen Dor benz S6luftnutbsn uno
elm. nu9 benz 6ribitiid unb bubsH mir bisitlbm
me6r ont eetbdn als irgenb ttpag, mas i'd btsber
uebrau6t babe Wsiu 2siben bGfunb in elmer 9ss
btrtronfbeit Meine Saut unb msine Guasn mas
rem gan, eelb ib bate id1dirios SefibIs mar
mi, elm getr1lnfener bate s6mtr1sn Oirtft iiber
oem Nabel, qerabe als pb bic Sule auf oem Na=
GEN sriidts 0ttins GinesDsoe tpuren isbr oft Ssrs
fopft Daeiu Ttunb uHo bic 3uu9e tpareu meis
tentbeils ent,iinbet. appetit mar apur Gut, ober
bi, Rabrung fOnnte niGt ptroaueu uno lag idtper
i'm Mooeu, ippab bitislbs INNER pieoer smportaul.
Sdb fonnts MIR ieitt Otroaulibe Rabrune gu mir
nebneu. gitte, i6iden eie mir ben pRatbstber.S
N6tunqsppa Stn 3anga,
Sot Springs, 4rf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-12

@ssen Sufisn unb GrtdItens sebraudt
GeSar Sar nno tutloer Ginger,
25 gtnts fir 25 3oien.
@esen gdlttelfrpif une 5isber sebrauc,t
Seipel's @nti=Walarta>pilen
6Oc. bro e&a5tst.-9sO.s in apOtbsin ,u baOsn.
Tbeu. QSilliam SfplSefuen,
Ertbrdsapt uuo gsntaIOusStr., Baltimore, TS.
(Naile. lah
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-12
Ser britildle Tbrnnerbc ,uiro tanaoi=
id,er Snftnr,

Sprontp, Ont, II. Oftober. -
6er3og BON gornpal1 unb 0orf, Der
briti16e Sbronerbe, bielt beute auf
benz 6ieiigen 4usitellungsplaB cine
Repiie iiber II, 900 Mann canabii9er
8olontdre, unb am Hu9mittag Der>
lie6 inn bic llniberiitdt Soronto ben
Ooftortitel. Worgen be9iebt er ii4
mad gftagara. Gin Sbeil ieines Sc
folges tpirb biellei3t bic 4usiteuung
in Buffalo beiu9en, anein es lit ni9t
tpu6ri9einli9, baB Der 9eraog Die
@ren3e treuaen pirb, ipgar ni4t I'M
cnnnitn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-12
COUPONS.

yersefiet nicbt bel ieeem Ginfauf
Coupons ;u forrern. SauumeIt steieis
ben unc tauibt ibpne 6efdbenfe ea@
fur elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-12
Sabnfataifrup5r in Galifnrnicn.

2osNngeles, Gal, Il. Ott.-
Our6 cine beute auf Dem Golgrobez
3peiq Der Santa Monica>ga6n"
einqetretene goqtiton 5ni19en einem
Obftz unb einem 4rbeits3uge nuroen
bier N9Gnner getDbtet unb iie6en Derz
lebt. Der unfalI ereignete ii4 auf
elmer ii9 5iemli4 tell ientenben
Strede bts @geifes etne Wtetle oftlt4
bon Sherman. sSn Golge bi3ten Gee
bells paren bic S9ienen NAB, uno eine
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