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Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
A PARIS BARBER
who A.kss Charge. According to osss
Nationality.

who Askss Charges According to oa~s
Eationsiitv.
A Dutchman In Paris went the other
day to be trimmed up at the shop OF
Leo Lespes. the celebrated barber Of
the Boulevard des Itaiiens. When NJ
van X approached the counter where
Leo is enthroned he asked how much
there was to pay. The barber looked
at him with scrutnizing eyes, then
called his first garcon, a Spaniard. like
himself. and asked him a few ques-
tons: Five francs. Meinherr," at last
said Leo Lespes. Five franesl What
high price. III. Lespes. was only
shaved. you know. that's all" ITEMS,
tiens," murmured the co,feur. by
your accent should not quite take
you for n German. What did you say.
Mauril? That monsieur was a Ger
man. Nonsense, II is two francs,
sir. Beg your pardon" NJ. van X
paid his money and left the shop. In
the evening he asked the friend who
had sent him to Lespes what this sin
gular conduct could signify. "oh,"
answered the Parisian. ~of course.
ought to have told you. Leo Lespes
has various prices. according to the
nationality OF his clients and his own
fancy. For instance. he always charges
i've francs to u German or an Eng
iishman. for he hates them: three
francs to Russian. two francs to
Partisan and people In general when
he cannot guess where they come
from. He shaves an Italian for one
franc. and Spaniard, though he be n
grandee Of the first class. for fifty cen
times; and lately he said: If I ever
have the honor of seeing Boer in my
establishment should not only shave
him for nothing. bu, also ft him with
a cravat and toothbrush"
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
OPINIONS ON RELIGION.

Anything that makes religion n sec
ond object makes It no object-He
who offers to God a second place offers
Him no place.-Ruskin.
If we think OF religion only as n
means of escaping what We call the
wrath to come. We shall not escape IL:
We are under the burden Of death. II
we care only for ourselves -Eroude
The impregnahle citadel Of vireue is
religion; for there is no onlwark of
mere morality which some temptation
may not overtop or Underline and de-
stroy.-Jane Porter.
All belief that does not render, us
more happy, more free. more loving.
more active, more calm. "a. fear. an
erroneous and superstitious belief.-
Lavater.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
College Boy on Holiday.

And it came to pass that as the holi-
day approached the college boy did HE
himself home from his alma mater and
he did walk the streets with his gov
ernor," who was likewise his .'old
man" and his chief guy" and he did
talk with the old man and did listen to
his words. nor did he try to convince
that same old man that he ssnew that
which could be summed up In the deci-
mai with a naught And wher he did
think to himself he did think after this
wise; Behold, am going to college
TO learn for verify know not it all.
May the DAY come when l shall be as
ripe In knowledge as the governor and
rs full ot the milk of human kind.
L. As .us 1t was the miilennium.-~
~ .,.s,.ss@ Journal.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
Io., NJ. Arm to save . COW.

shaInokin (Penn) Special to New
York World: In attempting to remove
an apple which had lodged In the
throat OF valuable COW, Marcus Fet-
ter, farmer residing in Mahantonga
Valley. had his right arm SO fearfully
mangled that it had to be amputated.
The COW stood passively as he reached
into its mouth to take out the apple.
which almost choked the bovine to
death. but when he endeavored to take
his arm out the COW snapped her jaws
and imbedded her teeth In his arm.
After fierce battering Of the cows
snout the frightened animal relaxed
her jaws, releasing the bleeding and
mutilated arm. Fetter tied a rope
above the main artery to prevent him
self from bleeding to death, after
which he hastened to a physician.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
L.... 70 k.rp c.rr,.r. w.,,,n..

Bishop Brooks of Boston and a
friend were one day coming out of a
church where John La Farge. the
noted artist. was decorating great
window. The friend walked toward a
handsome coupe that was standing in
the rain and said: Il suppose this is
your carriage. bishop" Dear me.
no. said the bishop. Il always walk
That's livery carriage waiting for La
Fargo" But La Fargo" said the
friend. has been working in the
church all day, and will continue to
work until night" Il know" said the
bishop. his whimsical smile drawing
the corner of his mouth, but La
Fargo can never work very we'll unless
he knows he's keeping a carriage wait.
ing for him somewhere"
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
ANTrDorEs FOR PoIsoNs.

Tin-Milk
Oxalic acid-Chalk.
Arsenic-White o. eggs
Copper-White of eggs.
Mercury-white of eggs.
zinc-Milk, white OF eggs
Lme-yinegar or lemon juice.
Lead-Epsom salt, plaster of Paris.
Antimouy-Tincture of calls. strong
tea.
Acids-Magnesia, chalk, soap and wa
ter.
Alkalies-vinegsr and vegetable
acids.
Phosphorus-Magnes and cxrbp-
nate of soda (do not give oil or milk.
Vegetable irritating poisons-warm
milk in large quantities; strong cof-
fee.
Narcotic poisons-Strong coffee
tkeep the patient awake By walking
between two persons).
Make it a point to have all bottles
containing poisons very plainly labeled
and always put out Of The reach OF
children.-Ameriean Journal ofHeal,h
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the stock
hoiders of the Fruitiand Water Company.
gtil be held at the County Court Hou-e. IN
January =. 1901, for the purpose Of electinS
directors for the ensuing year; for levying
the annual assessment and for the transAc-
ton of the lawful business of the Company,
HusTER PALMER. Secretary
Dated December - iao.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
Land Notice for Publication.
United States Land once. Pueblo. Co

oItso states Land once. Pueblo, Colo,
Notice is hereby given that in compliancs
Tith T the provisions OF the act of Congress Of
June ., ls3s, entitled An act for the sale OF
lumber lands in the states of California Ore
son. nevada, and Washington Territory, % a.
eflended to all the Public Land states by
act OF August 4, lss2. Charles d. shaefYsr Of
Sanoh CITY. county of Fremont. State of Col
orado' has this day hled In this onice his
sworn statement No for the nnrchs..
Of the Ma NEH and MEX NwH lot OF sec
uon No. IS in Township No. 10 s., Range Ne.
~ W and Will offer proof to show that the
Iaha souGht Is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural PURPOSES and
70 establish his claim To said land before he
hesister and Receiver of this ofiice at Pueblo
SqIorado, on the 18th day of February, 1901.
ne names as Witnesses: Henry Lloyd,
Sharies J. Fredrickson. George R Shaefier
ROBERT 3 Lewis, all of Canon City, Colo.
ANY and all pc sons claiming adversely
me above described lands are requested to
nls their CLAIMS in this office on or before
said 18th day of February. 1901.
First pub Dec. 6, 1900. Rerfstsr
Last pub Feb. !, 1871
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
Land Notice for P.blicatie..

United state. Land once. Pueblo, Color.Ac
Dec l. 1900
with the provisions of the act OF conGroos .
June 3, ISIS. entitled An act for the sale o
timber lands in the Stateo OF CAlffofnla. Ore
Son. Nevsds. And Warrington Terrftory."
extended to all the Public Land Stasoa b.
act of August Z. lisa. Henry Lloyd OF Canoi
City. county OF Fremont. State of ColorndC
has this day nled in thfs once his svSr.
statement No -, for the purchase of a
81 NEA and SEX NV. and lot OF Sock10
No. ls. in Township No IL g.. Range No. - ~
sth P. NJ. and viii oder proof to show tha
ghe land sought Is more valuable for Il
timber or stone than tor agricultural purpc
and TO establish his clsim to said lan
before the kegister and Receiver Of thi
ONCE at Pueblo, col'-. on the i2rh day G
February, 1901.
He names as Witnesses: George r. ShAsf
fer, Charles ID. Shaeder, Charles =. frodrtoh
son. Robert ; Lewis. III OF Canon City. COX
Any and all persons claiming advor0Al
the above described lands are requested
nle their clsisns in this once on or befuf
said isth day of February. 1901.
N GonDoH.
First pub. Dec 9. isoo. Rsgfsts
Last pub. Feb Z. 1901.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
Land Notice.

land once at Pueblo. Colo. Dec. 10. iso
Notice is hereby given that the foilowir
named settler has nled notice OF his into
ton to make nnai proof Tn support OF
claim. and that said proof will be made b
fore Clerk OF the District Court at Cant
City. Colo. on January 2s. 1901. vita; HAr
@. Cstins II. s. slso, for the NJ NEA n
SWA Sec. ., I. ~ s.. Il. II w.
He names the I. lowing witnesses to pro
his continuQus residence upon and guilty
zion of said lard. viz: William II. smit
OF Canon City. Colo
J. R. 0onpoS.
First pub Dec %. 1890. Regists
Last pub Jan. -. 1891.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

Whosoever has suffered from piles
knows how painful and troublesome
they are. Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment is guaranteed to cure piles.
Price SO cents in bottles. Tubes, 75
cents. For sale by Hunter Palmer.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
Wanted.

Solicitors for this territory, men
who have had experience in insurance.
None but first-class men need apply.
Room 2, Bank block, Denver, Colo.
49tf. L. E. NoLTING, Mgr.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
Big Cut In Prices.

Amy new piano $50 below the Den
yer prices. Any new organ or sew
ing machine $40 below the Denver
prices. Terms, s5 and $40 a month.
Don't fail to call or write W. S.
DuPee. a06 Main street with Miller.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

At dollar and a quarter year
THE RECORD is the cheapest country
paper in America. No one should
certainly object to paying in advance
at that price.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that the rexuii
annual meeting OF the stockholdsrs Of Il
Lincoln P -rk Pump Ditch Co.. will be held !
the court house In Canon City. Colo, Q
Saturday, Feb 3. hQi. at o'clock. .. u. :
elect nve directors. and to levy az asses
ment for the expenses OF the COMPANY {,
coming year. and any other business tia
may come before said meeting.
Z. c. kicKARD. President,
H. /. CRANKa. SecretsRy.
Ftrst pub. Jan. 8. isoi; last pub Feb, I. IN
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

l have number pf 2nd hand road
wagons, buggies. fsurries and farm
wagons on hand which l offer very
cheap; call and 3e them.
N.F. HANDY.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
HeaaFeels Like Bursting.

Maybe you were out late last night +?
II you had taken Krause's Headache
Capsule before retiring your head
would be cool and clear this morning
Take one now and you will be all right
in a half hour Price 25c. Sold by
Hunter Palmer.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24
Ns,iee Of Annual Meeting.

Notice 10 hereby given that the anal
messing OF the steckhoiders OF The Ca !
City hydraulic and frriEssing Ditch cs0II
ny will be held At the once OF said coanpai
February %. 1901 al two O'Clock. .. -.
hearing reports OF the onlcsra tor past yo}
,s FOR the parposs of mskinx an ssssasaSas]
Ing its trrtgsttau ditch In repair. an6 =
msnt OF its liabilities. Also fos t1a p1fD1
OF elscttng directors 10 serve toe tho -
| ing year. and for the trnnsactios = =
| the Dssting. :, :
patsd At Canon City. Colo, Jaasasy ~
.. p. RocxAvulIow. 67sG(i
1ocresaRy.
ftrst pub Jan ~; last FEB. n. issl. 3
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

R. B. Thompson. lo7 So. 9th St.,
will make you prices on your work
that will pay ySu to Sc him first. At
the shop fromF TO $50 a. m. II to
l p. m, 5 to p. m. 45tf
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

Having bought 10000 rolls of
wall paper at the new bottom out
prices; will sell you good paper at
from SC single roll up, and trim it
for you ready for use. R. B. Thomp-
son. lot South 5th St. 45tf
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

We can loan money in large or
small amounts at 8 per cent on good
security. J. NJ. RAGsDALE & Sons. If
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

At dollar and a quarter a year
The RECORD is the cheapest country
paper in America. No one should
certainly object to paying in advance
at that price.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

Many bright and happy household
has been thrown into sadness and
sorrow because Of the death Of a
loved one from q neglected cold.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup is the
great cure for coughs, colds and all
pulmonary ailments. Price. % and
so cents. For sale by Hunter Palmer
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

THE REcoRD-sl.25 per year ii
advance.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

THE REcoRD-sl.25 per year in
advance.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

THE REooRp-$l.25 per year in
advance.
Cañon City record., 1901-01-24

The young ladies' prefer Hn1h
candies every tine; at Ksahlss g
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

qebe 6inanOens 99noer, bar bet tor
9ebitemober, Tom ON benoes 9jer.e
oeltes / to Dele, booraf Den enc qit
9posfarer / Mpbe, mebens Den anoen
Bart maatte 6lipe t bette Sus rant al
ct Saar Iaa bbbt, Iaa Inlet nogen Gin
Dc Dilbe funne belbreoe bet.
6an 6a0Oe Iagt; oSeg tommer
igen."
Sum bentebe 2lar efter @ar. Reoo-
lationens BUILDER bar forl9n9it for
itummet. 0ireftoriet bapbe fulgt Som
bentet, Rapoleons Son ultio bar fulgf
tfter % after aflpit of aejIeroemmet.
8eofemober baOOe giftet iia. Nten
6enoes Si9l Iggte altiO / bet ubeitemle
fierne, bporpad bun t9nfte, ben u6e4
fenote EN- DAG modtte fomme for a.
IRE 6enoe bort til Den birtelige 9ptfe.
Gn Dag, bo BUN FAB beO fit 8inbue
% fpanbt ben fine lib, bIeo bun re-
cen I'D at fine 9remmerier BED Car
men al Ell 8ogn % Den itPrfe 8jGloez
tlang tnoeoe PAD, at Den MI bar 9dnite
nqr, 6aa gjeblitte efter itanbieOe en-
tlng Rejieooqn, forlp9not meb fir
itGrte 6eIte, fordn 9gren. '0un rejItt
ia. Ser tom Ell unoerIiq Qn9it Dber
henOe o9 bet par Iom ON 6enoes Strus
be ingrebe8 iammen.
6bem bar oet2
Bar bet BAN, Der nu en0elig tom -
at - men for tent.
SUN iao ub Qennem 8uberne. 8ogliz
ngten par luftet op. Gn Wanb bar
iteQen I'D. y}ei bet bar life BAN! -
Gn Goinoe tom til Snne, bun Iprarq
ira 8oqntrinet neO paa SorOen.
Oct Iortneoe for geoitemooers 81
ne. 0enne aoinbe, Iaa Imuft tlcet
iom en- priniesie, bbor bun ligne9e
ben unge 8nes, fom bun for Iaa man
Qe Qar iioen 6apbe itiuft / 8rgnoen.
geO'temoDer itotteOe zig til Stolerngz
gen, bleb meget bleq, men qioroe pog
en- dnitrGngsnoe 8epeQelie for at Ie
enonu mere. 8amen iaqDe meo 6pl
Stemme: o9et er ganIte ri9tig Der.
ia. Morquis. Morquis, boor jeg er
inOerlig gluo." Sum babOe nGrmet
~ S%tueogren. Gu lpftebe bun 0ptz
llinten. - Mien g%ebItemober ubiteot3
ct 6jerteitarenoe Strig -- aa fuIot
eun belbimet om.
0a bun after Tom til fig Telo, loa
benoes ubetenote pod 9nG foran henoe
% presiebe fine 29ber MOB 6enpes
6Rnoer.
.0e! - De! -" Itpnneoe geoIfe=
mooer, ibet bun after oabneoe fine
9jne. ,Nd, min Sub, min SUBJ"
6un formdaeoe life at iige mere.
6ele benoes &Grlig6eO5orem loa
Der fordn benoe, - tnuit - tilintets
aiort. Oct gleO altIammen forbi BEN
oes inbre 8lit; bun brat / @raab -
qrGo, iOm ON benoes 6jerte ituloe
brittle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
A Remarkable Patent
Medicine Testimonial.

One of the most convincing testimonials to the efficacy of RIPANS
TABULES Is positive cure for all stomach troubles is given by Mrs. s c.
W arner of Burlington, VI.
Mrs. Warner is a longtime resident of the city and is well and favoraby
known in the community. Her testimony is direct and strong, and can be
easily verified. In ii interview with a reporter of the burlington Daily
News she says: - viii be sixty one years old next April and all my life
had been a great sufferer with dyspepsia and indigestion. Up to three years
ago I was sure that nothing would help me- Is had tried almost every
known remedy-none giving IA e much relief. One daym family physician,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

DR. Lund, told me to try RIPANS TABULES, as he had found them of
great benefit in several obstinate cases of Indigestion and dyspepsia. / will
say candidy that had little faith in them or in any other medicine when L
began taking the TABULES. Much to my surprise, felt better within a
day, and was soo greatly relieved. kept taking them and continued to
improve: felt like a new woman, and my neighbors and friends saw a great
change for the better in my health.
dyspepsia ms in the family ny mother had it for years, and other
relatives have suffered fortunes with it. can't say too much in favor of
RIPANS TABULES. Before l began taking them could eat nothing but
diet for a long time Especially "a this true at night and when | ate Of
something at all rich l quickly suffered in consequence Now this is all
icacies-I simply take a TABULE at meal time and before retire feel
perfectly safe in taking them, and have never been troubled in the least.
Then at dinner eat almost anything with IMMUNITY. Last summer l
wanted strawberry shortcake. For years could not eat a piece Of short.
cake. You know, to he good, it should be rich, and am exceedingly fond of
made o However, ] always suffered much if dared touch am Well
knowing Of what benefit the TABULES had been to me-. ate some and
found that it agreed with me perfectly.
"of course take the TABUIES regularly and just Is directed on the
] have taken-seveTal hundred at leat-and would not be without them
for anything A year or so ago did step taking them fer a time, but con
Guided to begin again, they were of 20 much benefit like the popular
fvecent boxes with ten in a box, the best.
"Some of the neghbors have laughed at me for having s . much faith in
the TABULES, saving that had more faith in them than l had in God; but
of course this is not 80 have always been subject to bad sick headaches
until began taking the TAI}ULES, and you don't know what a relief It's
to be entirely free from these 1t is truly wonderful the change it has made
in me My friends tell me look and act twenty-five years younger have
helped by taking RIPANS TABULES, and l can't say too much in praise of
the remedy. Mrs. s. C. WARNER"
DR. w. Z. Lund, a leading physician of Burlington, VI, in an interview
said:
"Ihave recommended IPANSTABULEStomy patients o many occa-
sions n al excellent remedy for stomach troubles l am a busy man and am
indigestion and desire me to treat them. Instead Of stopping to write a
did you recommend the TABUIES to Mrs. s. G Warner"
81 believe did. although hay recommended them SO often that
simple ad effective remedy for all stomach troubles
e&%S %@ easily EASILY ee@GS "&R%%mRy i@%ec @@@5%e 80 @5@@S @@a %%%9S@% %@6&&nH d% @@S@Sa@ss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
OOis ScreS 0mifru

Cr nerOpS % 9OttorenS NtcOcner ift biGlptr btnoe, bp,rfor fill
ifrber Sc life Oa Or. @reene % %raaOlpergcr b1m? Set oil itc
fOdc Sem uoJet, o. oct Dl dna Icig ipr ILL., at 9trts 0ultrn biz
Der iunb 90 irif
81. @recnts NOrcSic cr 81 gS Il. Str Mew Ymf Gitp-
Sam CT GpinDucn Of Sr @rtencs NerVura, Og bar bait
bet itorhe 0etO UO aarerin9 At ale gcrOciggOOmmc Oct CT lngea
SOcrsrDcle at dge, at SninOef al aDinOer Og NiG 10 er blepne
fufe DO Of %raaOpprgc BAN. Set fOtcr intet at IfrlUe I'll b11'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
Tlaifer!
SJrit TIL aue Sioeuoe.

ssor at beoile bet itore 0eroi iom Span.
ions - Drops beiiooer ueo 0elbreoels
len af ~altbaauoe iarlige % lnoU tleoe Sna.
BONNIE, oil ut aloeics gratis bortQiue
100, 900 Vrenes Sialter al Stpans
fonS "5 Drops" til bDer 4loenoe, iom
til os iuoienoer 4 gents / .yrimGrter til 8e.
Ealing al 4oitporto.
S%wanions "5 Drops" er ben for'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

Com ban 6aDOe Iaat, brog ben u6e~
ienote at Steb famine often. 8 9ebet
at 0agen bdbOe 9eoItemober brugt
BAN &binbetlGoer, ION ban ifsrte fig.
Saaleoes fOrtIGbt foretom ban benoe
enonu imuttere, enonu mere p9rb at
elite.
5 Stumringen baboe be taget III
FEB meo 9inunoen % mebens be tnlls
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

DEL lUUUb JtDiSfDBUpW1 RuutUpiht w
RerU0iitct. Vriien pna Ell itOr 6lniie 300
8ois" or fun Si.0O os ii icnOes 6Oer
irn9tirit pr. Grpreis ueO N%tOOta9elien al
Nr. 81. Rorbboln. 9asiei. NRinu, ~ifriper:
Seq bar len9e u9ret plaget al 6beuma'
fisnle / bDrre Armen % bar Ell lItano iii at
arbeioe. seq ieiote efter Ell SLATE al
swnnIons rs Drops. Sec toB ben
~leeelmpsiie o9 Den belbreoeoe mig fnloitGns
bat. Utin Arm bnpoe 0erei nn9rebet / fire
ll9er af oenne ioriRroeli9e 8Trt. Seq er
operbeuilt ON. at SpnniOns - Drops"
belbreoer 9%ibeImatisme lelo on ben er
manqe Nar 9nmmtel. st er %litfert, forlp8
Smonion5 - Drops" og OIL lfal alorl9
nngre oct.
Meenter nnthaes paa iteset aooe
Vilfaar. SffiO to19 til
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co.,
100 164 Il. Lake st. chicago, al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

Weolcin / Ner0en o. er en- ga
sur for Nbeumniismr.
0OiteuGrf, rGnoeuGrf YngUGrf,
So Grippe, Mltbmn. Wlnlnrin.
Neuralgin, iunlnc Og pRrtrnOc
aoiarrb SDspCpiin. Nt.
Mnrrinnhnm linnnnninr M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
SrGdnbe.

Sos MngeGes, Gal, 3. Suli.
- Cine 9epe16e aug B6Onir. Qfrt3.,
me1bet, baB bus StGbt4en 8illiums,
gri5., an Der Santa Sc G pucificz
9a6n," geitern bur9 5euer fait gGn5>
lt9 5erItDrt purbe. Waan f4Gbt ben
@erluf auf 100000. 8iQiams bate
cirfd 1000 8eipo6ner.
Sn benz 9rubenit nitGbt6en Globe,
4ri5, 5erit0rte Elm geitern ausgebroz
denes Seuer IA 9ebdube. 9erlult
$4,000.
Ri6monb, 3, 3d., 8. Suli. = Dos
rSomeiteub=5otel" gu 8irginiu 9ot
Springs, 8utbzgountp, purbe bellte
firth bur9 Elm auf rdtbiel6afte Weiie
ousaebro9enes 5euer total 5eritDrt.
Sbglei9 it9 piele @dite in benz 9otel
befanbsn, fam benno9 Niemanb um's
2eben. 8iele Der 9dite perloren alle
ibre @ffetten. Der 9erluit betrGgt
etpa 100000.
g 10 It n, 3. Suli. - Die @tal=
lungen Der metropolitan Goul So. in
Siib Bolton, fopie etli9e @erften
unb feline @o6nbduier gingen pG6z
renb Der lebten Na9t in 5lammen
auf. 20 pertbpole Yferbe famen in
ben Slammen um. 8erluit $780,
600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-04
Baltimore. = bip 9 abm. 9 iilletin.

$14.OO Don Baltimore nad Cincinnati NIB
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80 Gents.
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