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Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
LINCOLN PARK NOTES.

Mrs Enterf has returned.
Mrs. Ed Howes has returned from
her eastern trip. Gradually the Park
families are being reunited.
Mr. Foster, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Freadinger, is on
his way to his Wisconsin home at
Chetek.
In the loss of W. H. Slower, the
Park loses one of its quiet citizens
with whom it was helpful to be on
intimate terms.
Fred KEELING is still cutting notches
on his gun stock. He now has eleven
skunks to his credit for this season
all taken on his home place on Park
avenue.
The Laverick party has returned
from the camping trip into FL Paso
county, having enjoyed the more sue
cessful of the two alternatives in the
old cry, pixies Peak or Bust!"
The present force in the Lincoln
Park school consists of Mrs. lie May.
whose conscientious effort as janitor
last year won an easy reelection.
Miss Haines, whose work of last year
secured her retention in the primary.
Miss Cora woodford, who has just
returned from Denver University and
the Greeley normal; Mr.. Lacy, who
comes from successful record OF sew
eral years in the South Canon grade
building, and Mr.. Beckwith, who 10
known here as teacher but who.
when he has worn OF the lead spray
and tomato stains will, it is hoped. re-
peat the successes that were his at
Monte Vista. where as principal OF q
High school of one hundred pupils. he
was reelected for the fourth year.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
DEATHS.
JOseDh n. Laws,

Joseph NJ. Laws, an old resident of
the vicinity of Four Mile, died this
morning aged sc years. Paralysis,
from which he has been suffering for
the past several years, was the cause
of his death. He leaves a widow and
several grown-up children. The fun
eral will be held from the home Thurs
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock and inter-
ment will be made in Lakeside ceme-
terry.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Found Stolen Wheel.

Marshal Dave Houston this morning
found bicycle in the weeds along Or
chard avenue. 1t is the wheel which
vas stolen Sunday evening from the
entrance to the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms
and is owned by railroad man named
Proctor No clue to the thief has been
secured
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
ID 9 a a I n 8 $
Aldrich.Wallace.

Mrs. E. T. Wallace, of town. and J..
H. Aldrich, the well known book store
man, were married yesterday by Rev.
Henderson. pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. The ceremony
was a quiet one, only the immediate
friends being present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldrich are living. for the present,
at the ST. Cloud. They expect to con-
tinue their home in Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Foreign Baby Dead.

Coroner Whitmore was notified Sat-
urday that an Austrian child had died
at Rockyale without medical atten-
ton. He went and investigated the
case and found that the child had
been born dead. Hence no inquest was
necessary
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Mrs. Tayler Improving.

Mrs. A. l. Taylor, who was oper-
ated upon at the Pueblo hospital Mon
day evening at 5 o'clock for appendi-
citis, still continues to improve. Good
hopes for her recovery are now enter
tanned. Mrs. Taylor stood the opera
ton exceptionally we'll and all In
dications so far are in her favor.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
All Stock Paid Tn.

The Gibson Lumber and Mercantile
Company has filed in the county
clerks Office a certificate to the ef-
feet that the capital stock of the COM
pany. amounting to $150,o00. is fully
paid up. The company operates in Ere
mont and several adjoining counties.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
TIL e
CitiZensStateBank
T. B. Coulter, Pres. J. ". Cannon, vice
Nj. Evans. Cashier.

Judge James L. Cooper's office was the
scene of unique wedding ceremony.
A. C. Raper, agen n and Miss Mary
A. Jefferson, aged Sc, were married.
They will go to housekeeping at Mr..
Raper's home in Macon avenue. The
couple have the best wishes of many
friends
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
l(ondaI.

The Harding Hardware Go. received
a shipment of fancy mantel tiling
this week from The Denver Mantel &
Tile Co.
w. E. Galley and family have gone
to Des Moines for visit of few
weeks. Mr.. Galley will go on to Chi
cago for few days, on business er-
rand
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Eve. Ear. Nose and Throat.

DR.. Sapero, the Denver specialist,
will be in Canon City Friday and Sat-
urday. September 20 and 21. at the
St Cloud hotel. Consultation and e1-
animation free. Come early.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
DR.. X. C. Sapero

The Denver eye. ear. nose and throat
specialist. win again be at the St
Cloud hotel, September 20 and 81
Consultation free.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Records Wanted.

We want several copies Of The
Weekly Record Of June 90th. '07. win
pay &c the copy for three or four
copies. Also one Of April eth.
q THE RECORD.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
NOOre.Wallace.

Canon City friends have received
cards announcing the marriage of Miss
Elsie Amelia Wallace, daughter of
Jacob Wallace, to Aman Moore. The
wedding took place in New York City
on the twentieth of August. Mr.. Moore
is well known in Canon, having been
superintendent of the Portland cement
works. Mr.. Wallace was for several
years identified with the oil interests
at Florence.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

THE GROOM Is a.;
THE BRIDE IS ss
At three o'clock Thursday afternoon
The Jewish outlook., 1907-11-29
:. .. 3fronnd tke Oorld .. =.

The minister of education has re-
fused to sanction the admission OF
fifty-three Jewish students to the
Moscow University, in spite of the So
licitations of deputation of the
Chemical society on their behalf.
The Real Russians published an ap-
peal to the electors of st. Petersburg,
requesting them to vote for their can
didates. The first two Doumas were.
according to them, a failure, owing to
the fact that the capital was repre-
sented by Jews, "and now," they
conclude, "the same race is com
pletely destroying Odessa, where the
Jewish Bund is particularly active"
The Prefect of Moscow has ordered
the managers of the local theaters not
to invite Jewish artists who have no
right to reside in the ancient capital.
The following provinces thickly
populated by Jews have been officially
declared infected by cholera: Minsk.
Mohileff, Wohlin, Lublin and Poltava.
1t is reported from Kherson that
the Odessa Black Hundreds are pay
ing frequent visits there, and on each
occasion assault Jews in the streets.
The police have, SO far, not taken any
measures against them.
A characteristic story is told of
postman's daughter at Priluki, who
was unable to gain admission to the
local gymnasium, on account of
her Jewish surname, in spite of her
brilliant success at the examination.
When the Russian parents protested
against the act, the authorities ad-
mitted that the only reason for ex-
cluding her was the mistaken idea of
the nationality of the girl.
The Jewish paper, Freedom and
Equality, has been suppressed by the
authorities.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-11-29
BIRKENHEAD, ENGLAND.

Mr.. Arnold Bloom was unani-
lnously elected mayor of Birkenheao
by the town council on Saturday. AL
derman b. Jones, in moving the elec-
ton of Mr.. Bloom, said he was conf
dent he was proposing a gentleman
of whom the town had reason to be
proud. The mayor-elect came to the
town "a number of years ago, and had
his career to make. In that he had
succeeded and established himself as
one of the leading tradesmen by his
exertion and ability. In that part Of
the town where Mr.. Bloom was known
and that was the only part OF the
borough competent to express an opln-
ion upon him-he was held in the
highest esteem by everyone who knew
him. The nomination having been
seconded and supported, the mayor
thanked them for the great honor they
had conferred upon him by electing
him to the mayOral chair. He was
we'll aware the position he was about
to fill was one Of great responsibility,
and realized the Importance OF the Of
flee, more especially in view Of the
fact that he followed so brilliant and
talented gentleman as his predeces-
sor. Still, he earnestly hoped, with
their able assistance, to be able to
carry out the duties satisfactorily.
He prayed the Almighty to grant him
health and strength to discharge his
duties faithfully.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-11-29
FRANCE.

At the public meeting of the Acad-
envy of Fine Arts, the president Off
cially reported the receipt of the leg
acy of 100000 francs, bequeathed to
the academy by the late Baron AL
phonse de ROthschild, who was men,
ber of that body. The prize, which
will bear his name, will be awarded
biennially, and will be devoted to the
promotion of art. Baron EdOuard de
ROthschild, who was some time ago
elected a member of the academy, has
carried out the wishes of his late
brother, and in thanking him, the
president said that his passionate love
for all art objects had long desig-
mated him for seat in the academy.
The Official Journal contains the
following announcement with refer
ence to the retiring pension Of Con-
mandant Alfred Dreyfus: 'Dreyfus
(Alfred) brevet, chief of squadron
of artillery, 30 years, 10 months, "a
days of service. Pension commencing
from 25th August, 1907; 1880
francs" This sum is the pension
for captains. In order to have been
entitled to a pension as commandant.
NJ. Alfred Dreyfus should have
served at least two years as such, but
he only held the rank little more
than a year.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-11-29
GERMANY.

Important JetCish Conference
The second general meeting of the
Verband der Deutschen Juden (Union
of German Jews) took place on Sun
day, at Frankfort Over 400 dele
gates from all parts of Germany were
present, and the proceedings excited
n great deal of interest. Judicial
Councillor DR.. Edmund Lachmann,
of Berlin, who presided, read the fol-
lowing telegram to be despatched to
the Emperor: "Four hundred dele
gates Of German-Jewish communities
in all parts of the empire united in
the Verband der Deutschen Juden at
Frankfort-on-the- Maine, the seat of an
ancient Jewish community, send to
your Majesty their humble homage
and the vows of unalterable loyalty"
Doctor Lachmann then extended
welcome TO the representatives of the
government and of the city of Frank
fort. Professor Hermann Cohen of
Marburg read a paper on Religious
Postulates," in which he brought the
Jewish religion into relation with
modern, civil and spiritual life. His
ieIeIeEceS W IHe uoclflHe VI pdlflol-
ism as enjoined by Judaism were en-
Enthusiastically applauded. Prof. Mar
tin Phillippson of Berlin read a paper
on estate Interests and Jewish Pol
ICY" He gave an interesting survey
of the treatment Of the Jews by vari-
Gus countries, and showed the relation
which that treatment bore to the in
terests of the states concerned. He
specially criticized the attitude Of the
German states, which by shutting
their frontiers, had excluded valuable
human material, and protested against
the policy which allowed baptized
Jews to enter military and civil en-
ployment, while loyal Jews were ex-
cluded. Was it in the interests of the
The Jewish outlook., 1907-11-29

state. he asked, that its servants
should be. required to play ducks and
brakes with their religious beliefs?
How could the government rely on
law and~justice if they themselves Of
Tended against the most vital prin-
ciples cf law and justice7 The de-
mand of the Verband, which asked
for equality for all citizens of the en-
pire, thus corresponded to the inter
ests of the state, inasmuch as it rep
resented an axiom of justice. Dr.
Max Loeb, amid running cOmmen-
tary of cheers, supplemented PrOfes-
sor Phillippson address by de-
tailed summary of the innumerable
determinations against Jews in which
lie said all Germany was united.
The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted: The general
meeting of the Verband der Deut-
schen Juden declares: OD The equal
ity of rights of German subjects OF
tie Jewish faith, granted by law and
the Constitution, is, both in the army
and appointments to public offices,
continually violated. The Verband
repeats its demand for the final in
PRODUCTION of equality in the empire
and the individual states. 1t demands
this also in the interest of the state
itself, whose justification and essen
tial task lies in the protection and
maintenance of right and law. The
Verband protests against the granting
of public Office as n reward for reli-
gious apostasy. (2) The Verband
regards as an offence against the
German Jews the expulsion of for
eigners merely on account of their
adhesion to Judaism and the refusal
of naturalism exclusively to for
eigners of Jewish faith. (3) The
Verband demands that. in accordance
with the principles of modern civil
law. the state, so far as it extends
consideration and assistance to reli-
gious communities, shall grant such
to the Jewish community in the same
measure as to the Christian. An in
fluential council, comprising some Of
the leading Jews of Germany, was
elected.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-11-29
RUSSIA.

1t is reported from the southern
provinces that the emigration move
ment has considerably increased there
during the last few months.
As a result Of the Minsk Deputation
on the Sunday closing law, which
went to st. Petersburg in order to ap-
peal to the minister on behalf OF the
Jewish tradesmen, the governor issued
an order permitting the opening OF
the shops from IL noon to 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon on Sundays and
other holidays.
The Military High Court has de-
clined to modify the severe sentences
passed some time ago on few Zion
ist Socialists at Kieff for belonging
to that society.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-11-29

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q :.

Sn Der 9niieoIung Brintm in
SaDette gountp, eeriet elm iunger
8obme namens @n1il S6irosfD BEL
einem Son5bernii9en nit onoerlt
inngen 2euten IN cine Briigelei uno
empfing einen S6lag nit einen
Sol5i4ett ii6er ben &opf Der i'm 10
16tDer nerlebte, oaB er am na6Itelt
Gage ftarb. Sobn arenef uno gln-
ton Glias iino unter Der InfIoge,
i'm getotet 5u boben, perboftet NOR
Den.
Die nNortb Geras Conference"
Der Weetbooiiten, Die in Sbermon Ell
ne Sibung abbielt, bat 8ei9liiIle an-
genommen, in Der fie ii9 fir cine
gdn5lide llnteroriidung 6es @etrGn-
febanoels erflart t1lo li6 feierIi6
perpfli6tet, ibr 8eites CUR @rrei6ung
oiefes 3ieles bei5l,tragen.
Sn Soltiton itarb @bos. 81.
Ounller, friiber elmer Ser befannteIten
8irte uno &eftouroteure Der Staot.
Or mar iabrelon9 8eliter oes piel
beln6ten @tabliiiemerts o2ittle
@a1ino".
8ei Ser 2ocol Sption-9lbItim.
mitng in Com Green @ountp baben,
pie cine 9epel6e aus San 9lnqelo
meloet, Die Observation-Disclosures
geiiegt.
Der 9fegen am @9ittipod, ideint
ii6 itber ben gan5en Stoot ousge-
breitet 5lt boben.
Dos Supreme-@eridt bes
Staates bat oos @eieb Ser oreiBigIten
2egislatur, oas Dem 9iltriftgerid)t
oos 8edt giebt, Dem 8erfouf BON
@etronfen in einem 2ocal Option
Oiltrift oltrb einen @inboIts6efebl
elm @nbe 81 MAIDEN, onerfonnt. Ole
entideloung tpurbe in einem bon
gropntupoo fonmenoen San obge-
geben.
Ser @ra8os lit bel Columbia
iiber ieine ltfer eetreten un6 bat oie
gon8e Staot unter @aIIer qeIeBt.
gtan fabrt in oen StraBen bort nit
8ooten.
9as @eba,,oe, in Dem lif Die
@obelbon0luns bon 6. Sernol1n &
Sobn in 8renbom befano, lit oboe-
bran11t.
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i6on murDe Uers. BinsIotp's Sootb.
ing-Sprltp bon MeiQionen ton 9eiit.
tern beim 3a6nen ser &inoer onse-
nenoet. @trIt Oh int S1lafe our6
0oS S6reien zines &inoes geIt0rt,
oas i'm 8abnen lit uno Dor G1neraen
meint2 @enn 10, Iaiie iofort cine
Sloide BON oWfrs. @inslotp's 5ootb.
iug.Sprup" boIen. Sein @ert lit
unbe5ablbar. gS miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerltng beri6of-
fen. 8erlaBt eu6 oaraut Miitter,
e8 lit fetn 3tpetfel oariiber. gs beilt
0iorrboe, regultert Sen Mo9en uno
oie Nieren beieitigt 8ino-4oIif, er.
peidt oeu @alnuen, berbinoert gnt.
5iinOuug uno ltGrft oas gan5e Sp.
item. 0Mirs. @insIotp'S Soothing
Sprup" fir 8obnenoe &inoer lit on
genebm i'm @eidnof; oos &e5ept
itonllnt bon etnem ser beIten tueibli.
den gIer5te IN Sen Ser. Gtooten. @s
lit Bel a[len 9ruqgiitcn in ser gon3en
g8eIt 81 boben. 4reis 25 Gents per
SIoi6e. 9auft nthts anoeres oIs
y0trs. 8inslotp's Soothing Sprlip.@
@orontiert uuter Der Soo0 ono
Drugs g(fte, 80, SUM 1906. Serial
Rimmer 1898.
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Nteoer8efblagenbett berz
bAa1tt.
Inftatt Sriibiinn lit 8lafielisfcit in
tnandes Sans in San 9lntOniu
etnge5Dgen.

Gin i6mer3en6er Giiden berurIa6t
Hieoergei6lagenbeit.
Oean fonn ni6t gludli6 iein nit
einem beitar6ig idn1er5enoen &iiden.
Die G6mer5en oes &iidens riibren
mei1tenS bon franfen 9eieren Der.
9oan's geierer1pillen beilen frqnfe
9ieren.
Sic baben in rnan6es Sous inSon
Intonio @liidieligfeit gebrodt.
2eiet, mos Elm oanfbarer 8iirger
iogt:
srau 6. 6, SC Gilbert, 722 9ber-
mon StraBe, Son gntonio, faat:
sd benfe, i6pere @rbeit tpor oie
lrio6e meiner geiere1lfronfbeit. Sd
lit iebr biel an ft6rferent &opftpeb,
t6 botte S6iittelfroIt u1o mir tpuroe
oft i6ninoli9. Mein Giiden tat mir
10 lpeb, baB i6 mild I'M 8ette founl
nnoreben fonnte. Die glftion ser
geieren NOR 10 unfontrollierbor, oaB
i6 5ufpeilen 5tpan5igmol pro Sag ge-
ben nlnbte. 0eein 3uitono NOR iebr
i6linm, als i6 mir i'm 8eror Drug
Store cine 96o9teI bon 9oons geie-
ren-Ginen berldaffte. Sd bin nit
oem &eIultat febr 5ufrieoen oa i6
mid geiunbbeitli9 befer befin6e, tpie
ieit longer 3eit. Mein 3uitano bef<
ierte ii6 iofort. Sd babe feline &opfs
i9mer5en mebr, Die gfideni9mer5en
boben altfgebort, Die 9lftion Ser geie-
rem tit reeelmdBig uno i9 bin piel
gu berfoufen bel alien SGnolern.
Breis 50 Gents. Softer Nilburn
60, 8uffolO, Seem gorf, oaeitige
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
Grinnert @u9 oes Nanens =
SpanfS - 1tn0 nehmt feline nn0prpn
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g. u. & u. q. 8abn

uSah5 grodet"s3u mad Spufton, @aIbeiton,
Beaumont uno Srange @6fabrt 8 l1br obenbs,
@nfuuft 7.55 ntoreens
gsa6 SerrebtIIe, stbfabrt $50 ntorsens, atn.
tunft bort 11.30. abfabrt bon &errbiue 11br
nabmittags, Infnnft In Gan Intonio 7.50
abenos. 9tur @amitaes mad ferrbine: lbr
nabmitta9s. 0fiid1nbrt bon bart Msontaes 8. }
morgens. slnfunft in 9an gtntonio $50 n,ors
gems
9fo9 guero, goatuut. s6ouTton, @nIbeito1,
Stobtngs, GpdbaIe, Cameron unb $1,000, Mb,
fabrt S.45 borutittags, @nfrnft 1lbr Htorgens.
@adb geebiue, CORPUS gbriIti, sfEice, Wsatbis.
Granfns gaB, 0fodport, Slbfabrt 1.5o nadbs
m-ttnrs unb 8 1lbr abenbS. Gntunft 755
morgens unb 1.50 na6nittaes.
Ra@ SaIfurias, 9tbfabrt 8 llbr abenos, Nn.
funft 7.55 nloreens
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>nloftc.
Ruckwanderune
Wdr l1ccb nie So stark lDie
gerade letzf.
pettibone Process.
Subscription auf die Sebuld-
scbeine gescblcssen.
RollDeeviI i'm missis.
sippi.
Die Eisenbabngesctze Won HIa-
bafl1a suspendierf.
ssn bieier g4ohe iinh 10000

sSn bieier @o9e iinb $4,000
3pifdenoed Gaiiagiere bon Seem
Oorf nod europa 5nriidgereiit, No6
ME lit Der glnorang Der 9iiifpanoe-
rltng 10 itarf gepeien als gerooe jebt.
sSn 8oiie, Soabo, bat iebt emo
li6 Der Hro5eB gegen George 8etti=
bone, Der nit Wfoper u11o Sapnooo
5uiammen oneeflagt tit, Die @rlnor=
oung oes frii9eren @ounerneur Steu=
netberg bon S0obo beranlaBt gu bo-
ben begonnen.
9ie Snbifrtptionen ouf Die
oreipro5entigen S6uloi6eine, pel9e
Die 8un0esregierung ansgegeben bat,
fino IN FOLDER 0aaiie eingelaufen, oaB
Die &egierltng Die Subifription be-
reits gei6loiien bot.
g8ie Die 8eIt=&ot1ntiiiion oes
Stootes 2ouiiiana in einem iorgfaltig
5lIfammengeiteaten 8eri6t iogt, lit
Der 8ou-@eepil lebtes So6r iiber Den
Niiiiiiippt georllngen uno bat ii6
m ben Counties Sefferion, 9(oolns
un6 8ilfinlpn oes Staates W2iIiif-
iippi feiteeieet SIN Stoate 2ouiii-
ana lit er bis 5u ben 8oriI6es @eit=
5eliciana uno SberDiIle gefontnen.
8rnoes 9iltriftrihter ssones
IN 0ontgomerp, 4labanlo, bat oie
idmnttli6en @eIebe 5ur &eguliernng
BON eiienbabnen, ipelde oie 2eqis-
Iotur oes Staates in i6rer lebten
Sisung ansenonlnen batte, tenlporar
inipenoiert 6is feItgelteat lit, OF oieie
@eieBe, Die Die @iienbabnen beboup=
ten, unfonititutioneQ iino uno Oh
ourd fie IN @irfli6feit oas Giaen-
tum Der 8abnen bonn Staote fon-
fis5iert miro.
Ser @ouberneur oes Stoates
Grfanfas min cine @rtra-Sibung Ser
2egislotur eirberufel1, Inn @eleee. on=
nehmen 5u loiien, Die es oen sSar-
mern n10glid MAIDEN, ibre 8auln-
DoIle 10 lange ouf Eager gu baIten,
big Der 8reis fiinf3ebn Gents err
rei6t bot.
slus gbicago miro gemeloet,
bob Die oortigen 8anfen begonnen
baben, Die Clearing -Souie-g gertifi-
lcotes" ei15u5ieben 1no 5n 8ar3ablun=
gen 5ariid5lifebren.
eSn Sflobofta gitn boben lid,
etne @n5abl Saloonleate 5uianmen-
getan uno Elm @erfobren einaeleitet,
oos oorauf auseebt, Die 9srobibitions-
geitimmungen Der 8erfaiiung fir
unfonititutionea 5u erflGren. Die
9erri6aften tperoen oamit pobl fein
@liid baben.
= Sn 8aibineton 6at Die Sodseit
oes 2eutnants II. g. @rant nit SRI.
goitb Noot itottgefunoen. Ser irnee
gbemann lit elm Gnfel oes General
@rant oes groBen Seerfiibrers i'm
giirgerfriege ltno ipateren BrGfioer-
ten, lir1o Die ilinee SSrau lit cine Sod,=
ter nnieres iebigen StaotsiefretGrs.
Der 8ert unierer ssn6uftrie-
Broonfte in oieien Sabre miro nodl
iorgfaltiger glbiddbung bes Sofs
perftanoigen Colonel Sobn SO. Gar
Jon, oem @bef 0es 8ureaus fir
Sobrifen, olif runo ST 100000 900
geidast- Ser @ert Der i'm poriaen
Sobre erportierten 6abrifparen be-
Lief fi6 auf $t354,00O.00O, cine
8nno6me bon nabe5n 1886, 900, 900
gegen oas goriabr. SsSn oieie Surn.
me itno iotpobl fertige &rooufte, tpie
on6 bol6 ooer teiGpeiie fertige BRO.
BUTTE einbegriffen.
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Sn Der rbeiniiden Snouitrie.
itaot Duis6urg berridt augenblifIid1
iiber ben Selbltrnoro zines Der onge-
iebeniten 8iirger, oes Staotoeroro-
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seben elm gnoe gen1a6t. Giele bon
oenen Die our6 Die 6dlf6ungen qe.
idaoigt iino, iino an BEN 8etteIifab
gebradt.
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