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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

DEATH OF Gov. BAGoT-The Cover
nor General of Canada, announces through
the public journals the affecting intelligence
Of the demise of the excellency the late
Governor GeneralSr Charles Bag (which
took place on the morning of the l9h, at
3 O'Clock. The Governor General has no
doubt tina, all classes viii Join in testiIying
their heartfelt grief at this melancholy
event. The Montreal Gazette says that
his remains were to be removed TO New
York on Tuesday, and will be embarked
on board II. NJ. ship the Warspite. now ly-
ing at this port,in which Lady Mary Bagot
and family will also return to EngIand.--
n Y. TriLMne.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

THE USE OF MusrAcmE--We copy
the following, from BIackwood's Mega
zjne:--Thcrc is an affcctation, among the
vulgar clever, Of wearing the mustache,
which they clip and cut a Ia Tandyke.-
This is useful. as af-ording a ready means
Of distinguishing between mo1 Of talent
and an ass. The former, trusting to his
head. goes clean shaved,and looks Tx e an
Englshman; the latcr,whosc strength lies
altogether in his hair. eXhauSts the power
of Macassar in cndeavoring to make him
self look as much like an ourang as posi-
Le
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

Tuphus Ferer--lt cannot be too widely
known that nitrous acid gas possesses the
property of destroying the contagion of the
tvphus fever, and certainly preventing its
spread. BY the following simple method,
the gas may be procured at 'rfling eX-
pense:-Place a. little saltpetre in saucer,
and pour on il as much oil OF vltHoI as will
lust cover it: copious discharge of acid
gas will instantly take place, the quantity
Of which may Re regulated by lessening
or increasing the quantity of the ingredi-
ens.
The Baltimore Sun states that green
mems and strawberries. from Norfolk, have
paid their annual visit the former went off
at 80 cents a peck, and the latter at 313 TO-
30 cents quart.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

WHFAr.-The crops Of winter wheat in
This county, Iowa and Grant, look well and
bid fair to repay the farmer handsomely
for his toll. These crops. however, are
"(cw and far between" and are but 'Small
patches" when compared 10 the extensive
wheat fields that can be found in some of
the eastern and middle counties. The
want Of Touring mills has hitherto proven
ted the farmers in the western counties
from turning their attention to the cultiva-
ton OF wheat, and much Of the flour con-
sumcd in the mining district is now brought
from the mills in the Rock river country.
Two or three small but good mills IN Iowa
county will be completed during the present
summer ViS. Dom
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

NrsIroRS FROM lEELAND.-Messrs.
Steele aud O'Conncl are soon to visit this
country. The former OF these gentlemen
has distinguished himScfas an able champ
ion Of Irish lbcrty,and is Familiarity known
among his admirinE countrymcn as Tow
STEELE; Of the latter it is sufficient to say
that he is true son Of O'Conncll.the Irish
Librra'or. The New England Reporter
speak OF them as follows:
"Steclc is nobleman, carved out Of
Dame Nature herself. A heart like Ii
on's is his, and soul too grand for chains
End vassaIage. In mind, he is wildly ma
' IcStc and commanding; in stature, orer
sir tcei;n frame obust and strong. There
is a grandeur and classic elegance in his
soluble diction; cleaning fire in his eye
IAN expression Of daring, even ofrashnoss
10 his manly and intellectual countenance.
Maurice O'Connel is a sodier,an one of
tried vaor, having served with distinction,
and having attained high rank in Aus
trian service"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

A man his own grandfather.-ln a
neghboring county there was widow and
her daughter-in-Iaw, and a man and his
son. The widow married the son,and the
daughter the old man. The widow was
therefore mother 10 her husbands father,
and consequently, grandmother TO her own
Ausbaod They had son TO whom she
was sreat-grandmother. Now,as the son
ei great grandfather must be either a
grandfather or great uncle. this boy was
.saa &c the other. He was his own grand
'1iaee! and this actually was the case with
\ BOY At Norwich (VD School Ohio,
Laws, Vol, ), page 3sl.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
GREAT BARGAIN

'I'IiE subscriber offers his farm for sale, ehea7
Il for cash applying near the town line road
tiVe miles west Of the Village Of Southport. in the
town Of PIeaaan: Prairie.
The Improvements consist Of comfortable LOG
house, log shed for cattle &c. Contains one hun
dred and thirty acres first rate land suitable pro-
portion of timber ane prairie. Fifty acres enclosed
and ?5 acres in good state of cultivation Enquire
of VIM p. Wattles at Southport, or the subscriber
on the premises JOHN +. CADY
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
ARRIVALS.

In consequence of the uniavorable state of the
weather, the number of arrivals of steamboats, and
vessels thepast week at this place have not equaed
the number of the preceding week; nevertheless
quite a number OF emf grants, and large quantities
of freight have been landed here within the last few
days.
The Steamboat Madison landed the largest lot of
Merchandise yesterday, for Messrs Torrey &. Rus
sell, of this place, that has probably been landed
this season, for any mercantile firm in the Terrific
ry. An advertisement of their extensive stock of
goods will appear next week.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

INV IIl.N.
MESSRS. BROOKS & MALBY respectfully
w announce to their friends and the public that
they have this day entered into Co partne rshp for
the purpose of carrying on the TAILORING BUsISEss
in all its branches at the shop lately occupied by
Mclaughlin & Maby in Market Square, one door
west of the Post Office, and hope By assdulty and
attention to merit a share of public patronage and
support.
u Cutting done on the shortest notice, and If
properly made up, warranted to fit.
u The above firm receive the Paris. London,
and New-1ork Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter
Fashions
BROOKS Il MALBY
Southport, May %, 1913
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
SOUTHPORT BAKERY,
WATER ST. 1st DOOR NORTH OF
HUTCHINSON, WHEELER q co.'s

HUTCHINSON, WHEELER & co.'s
WAREHOUSE.
NATTLES & IRISH having opened a Bakery
" at the above place, are now prepared to man.
uacture and will keep constantly on hand all kinds
of bake suds, which they offer at wholesale or re-
tai as cheap as can be made west of Buffalo.
Bread, Sea Buiscuit Common, Fancy, Water,
and Boston Crackers, every variety of Rusk, GIN
gerbread, and Cakes, made of the best material and
warranted. Bread, Cakes &c prepared by fami-
lies will be baked by the subscribers.
Wheat, Lard and Butter taken 10 exchange for
breadstuis.
WALTER b. wsrrLEs WILLIAM y. IRISH.
Southport, June /, 1913. soft
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.-Pu to
" an order of the Supreme Cour; Of Wisconsin,
notice is hereby given to the creditors of George
w Ellis bankrupt that a distribution of the bal
lance of TIE assets of said bankrup,, in the hands of
his assignee, will be made by William G. Allen
commissioner, to and among said creditors who
shall have proved their debts on tie sixth day of
July next at , o'clock, p. m. at his office in the
town of Delevan, Walworth county; and all the
creditors of sadbankrupt hereby notified to prove
their debts against him or before The SAID sixth
day of July next.
By order of the Court.
WILLLAMC. ALLEN, Conner.
La FATETTE KELLOGG, Clerk.
May 10, 1913 3t.50
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
CASH PAID FOR VII E A I.
BLANKSt RLANKSlt

Warrantee and Quit Claim Deeds, Mort
cages; together with most kinds Of Justices
Blanks, Just printed at this Office and sold
low for Cash.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
Z L NJ Q Y A l.. .

M HAVE REMOVED my stock of Goods to til"
A AUCTION STORE.
Ono door north of Marshall & Phelps, where ]
shall be happy to wait upon all persons wishing
Dry Goods Groceries &c. at reduced prices
April 9, 1894. G. G. MAENEY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
K E NJ O V A l..
Southport, May &c, 1913.
SOUTHPORT ACADEMY.

FEVHE Sixth Term of this Institution will
"a commence ON Wednesday the 24h inst. UNI
der the auspices of O. F. DANA, NJ. A. and JOHN
w. DANA.
1t is considered conducive to the best interests of
the School, to divide the7fcademcal year into three
terms of fifteen weeks each leaving the aggregate
of time and tuition the same as heretofore
Some changes are contemplated in the present
text books, and course of study, but it is deemed
advisable to introduce them gradually, that those
students now supplied with books may be put to no
extra expense
The basement story of the new Methodist Church
will be fitted up expressly for the accommodation of
the School.
WILLIAM BULLEN, Pres.
NJ. FRANK. Secretary.
Southport, May 9, 1913, as
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

AND CLOVER SEED;
L Also, 100 los. HOPS, for sale by
W. B. SLOCUM.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

'uthport. Nov l, 1912.
j u M B Il II.

PEvIlE subscriber has now on hand
Fl good assortment Of Seasoned Pine L4n,Jcr,
H. can accommodate those who wsh.O puI chase
with almost any kind or quality. also Oak I,um51-
hon and for sale. f. POMEROY.
Southport April II 1S43.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

EHOLMES & BRANDE have received this day
4 on consignment; and now offer for sale at re-
duced priccs:--One hundred common French bed
steads of good quality and finish Unbeevers come
see and be convinced. They have on hand also a
lot of Tables and other furniture, which will be sold
cheaper than ever for CASH. All kinds of Lum-
Der wanted in exchange for Furniture.
June |, 1913.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
MARRIED.

IN this village on Tuesday last at the residence
of.Mr S. Stebbins, by the Rev Mr. MITCHELL Mr.
JOHN t SHEPHERD, to Miss MARY Z STEBBINs,
both formerly of New Haven, Conn.
% The printer was literally remembered
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
NJ. FIR AN X.

UJ7The Person who took Silver Mounted
Whip from carriage in front of the Methodist
Church the day which Mr.. Moth was buried
will do well to return the same to the American
Hotel, and save his name from being made known
10 the nnhlic
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

~ PARTNERSHIP N
THE subscribers have this day merged their in
Il divldual establishments into one, and intend
hereafter to transact all business committed to them
in the line of Cabinet Ware and Chair Making, un
der the name and firm of
HOLMES 81 BRANDE.
Orders from the country, for Furniture, will be
filed with punctually and despatch. Town Gus
toners will also receive a ready reception, and
prompt attention their wants, the old stand of
Samuel Holmes, Jr. opposite the Temperance
House.
SAMUEL HOLMES. Jr.
SAMUEL Y. BRANDE.
Southport. Jane 6, 1913. soft
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

WIscoNsIN-The entire population Of
Wisconsin IN 1880 was , ,66O;and in 1910,
as is shown by the last census, it is 80 1892.
exhibiting an increase per cent, of 1854.
The returns of the Grain Crop, in Wis
consin, Tor 1889, are worthy the renec-
ton OF those Of our readers who interest
themselves, as we ourselves do. in all that
relates to this chosen portion of the Great
Northwest. The table will show the
whole product Of Wheat Indian Corn and
all other grains with the proportion of each
to each inhabi;ant, TO be
Gram. Bushels. To each inhabi
Wheat 212,ll6
lnGian Corn 379,359 II
All other Gr2ins i30,195 IA
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
DIED:

In this town, May 80, livery suddenly CHARLES
HENRY, infant son of Charles and Miranda Clemen
aged nine months and nine days
How many fall as sudden,
not as safe - YOUNG
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

WANTED IMMEDIATELY!
4 MAN who understands the manufacture of Po-
~ fash. Apply to BLISH 81 WHITNEY.
Southport June 6, 1913.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
BERNARD M'LAUGHLIN
TAILOR

4 NNOCNCES to the inhabitants Of Southport
4 and vicinity, that he has removed his Shop to
the corner Of Chicago and Wisconsin Streets
where he is now carrying on the Tailoring Busi-
ness IN all It's branches, and hopes by diligence and
attention to merit a share of public patronage.
n. B.-The subscriber, grateful for past fivors,
solics from his friends continuance of the 81 me.
Cutting done to order and at short notice 36
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-12-26
&apitel ppn SSeuiGfeifcn.

Observation-Disclosures n-@in @bitcr in
qeuiiiana erle9ts firslib i'm Wpnbfbein, in
elmer Stunbe pier Sdrsn, cine Sunf uno Elm
lpiloss Sbwsin.-So pid fir cine Sa9o i'm
D'cnct6in an ben llfsrn bss Wiffiippi
Teb bener.-@in @oitor in discrimination,
9ela,pars tcbtste Dor furier 3eit, teim Gam.
penlidt srpsi tauitnb 9Sanssn uno elm balbes
Sultsl SItbs.-Sc Sel fir cine Hatbt= Saao
an ben llfsrn ber @briifianas@resf.
Sn Sbc 1T cine SDlersS Staats: 6 cnssnticn
bsrufen. On weldsm Sage bislelbe lfattiinssn
fol- baben mir nbt srfabrsn.
gini9s patrctifbs qdbiss in 2eutcun @aua,
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Oemtfebe gprat5e I'm Guuare6.

Infer ben 0erbanclunssn bee Scn9rsnss
pom Is. 9iefes btmsrtsn mir NIT btfcnosrm
@srsn,isen einsn Nntras bsS Nbtb. 8. Srid,
fur eas 9rutsn Der Yryfbsntsn 8etlbaft in
esutfbsr Sprabe, auf &oifsn Der &ssieruns,
reldsr BON bem 9btb. q. Namfep baburlb
psrbsFrt purbs, baB bic Ssribts pon ben pers
fblsosnsn 9spartemsntsn AUDI slsibSsitis NIT
9sSrudt wsresn icltsn. 9is Mitelisesr pon
psnnfplpanisn uno Obio untsrifh s!sn i'm aGs
9s'nsinen ben Intra9, bod fam es barliber tu
bsftl9sn 9sbattsn unc sini9s fiblibe Mit9ss
Der marsn unperlbdmt ssnu9 ft frdnfsnb
earllbsr 5u duiftrn 70 fa9ts {cclmes BON Sae
carolina, bsr pabribenlib fsin bisd)en @nss
llib, unb nibts wsitsr plappsrn fann man
frllts ufc'p 9ufb" bsifissn, uno SlirsL pon
ecuitana, psr9as feline csutlbs 9(bfunft fopsit,
sas sr AUDI nSran;tiifb" sinfbaltn molts.
snoIl6 pures Der Gorlblas ssmabt csn @ns
tra9 aut ben Sfb su Isasn, ,pcribsr Die Stims
men Sc 9s9sn Sc iranesn, alS Die entibebsns
Dc Stimme tss Sprebsrs esniIbsn auf ben
Siib trabts.
Sfh 4Wte. Srtd une NdmtsD madt bieiss
Vsrfabren gum Ssifsn ibrsr osutfbsn @onfis
fusntsn, ale mi9litbe @brs; bnsn pcrab une
alls Ssnjsnl9sn Sosrrsn Die ju @unifsn bes 9crs
lbasss iflmnten sstibrt Der 9anf bsr Seuts
lben Ssptlfsruns, neil its O1utb ssnus bats
ten Elm ibon lanse 9sfabItsS SsburfniB in ers
wd9un9 ~ trin9sn. Der quite grfcl9 mcpon
osisr srlts Shritt bs9lsittt war, nirb iDnsn
WSutb 9sbsn msitsr su 9sbsn uno mir mcOsn
Die I?oHnun9 be9sn bab lis bic Sabe niebt I'm
bssnbist ruben lafsn; stwaS msbr 9(nifrsns
9un9 wiro ittbsr gum srwinidtn 3isls fibrsn.
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foil Der altt 5oslb an elmer Bunbs lsit.n, Die
Ct Dor nisbrsrsn Sabrn i'm 9us0s init einem
Sottor srbieIt, rpo ibm bic Sussl itinss Ssss
nsrs in bic linfe Scite Der Sruit fubr unb smsi
Mippsn bsibaoiats.
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melt. Bir fd9en benz su, bab Die prr<
ebrlibe Gonpention oa ebenfo 60OO Sab:
re iisen Fam uno es miro oob nibt ans
bers iperoen. %. Demof.
Der Itteralc 3seobartter
Sseabiu9, ben 20. Secenabr 1913.
oerS mer0en.

6FSorn. 5 eispb soman, Der Bis:
Der lslns 5sttun9 an Der TcifsOffics su psnnss
erest Union @auntp, pa, srbslt, sriueben
mir un5 onSuisigsn ne mir ibm Die Ssitun9
fhnftis Dinibidsn follsn. QSir babsn burd)
esn pcfmeifsr srfabrsn, bas sr mistsr nat)
SerfS @auntp aescaen 1T.
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Der Sbsriff bon 6untin9oon Gauntp bstst
sins Sslobnuns BON so sbalsrn fir Die @srs
baftun9 BON Susb Q. Orr, Der nabosm sr fir
Sdufsrsrbrsbsn su pisrjdbriser 3ubtbausirafe
psrurtbeIt war iib bic Mubs nabm aus ben,
@efan9ni6e su brebem uno nob bic Srsbbelt
bate, bss &ibhrs StisfsIn ;u ffeblsn, bspor ct
lib nab unbsfannten @sssnbsn entfsrnts.
General Jaffon fol- rpis man fast, bs'
tsutsnb fhmab unb frant ish unb Defenders
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1lero.--9er Grcp 8bis tsribkt, oas Elm
alter Sbcttr Namens Sobn 2lntsrfcn, i'm
Ssminarp Yarf, am 9fbsnb tes Reupcrfer
9anfta9ss, auf cine furtbtbau 0Eefe ermcrbst
purbs. Der Mtrbsr it unbsfannt.
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0ienifaoc Den 9. Sauuar 1914.

rVH, UH
0lenifaon beng. Sauuar 1914,
UNI ltbr Stahmittaas, fir ben 3psG einen
Ooe9atrn fur bic i'm ndtttten Wai in BAL
tlmcre Su haltenoe Dbia 0laticnalsg gcnpens
tion III frnennen unp flinf Oelesatsn fir
bic 2Sbia Staats. G pnpsution, bic an ndcts
fen q. Wairj i'll 6arrisbura scbaltsn wsr.
oen foil -unr lclcbs ancers 9inae an tbun
als pas Snterede rer Yartei swsfmdbis ma.
cben mag.
QlnterNidlnst ron ter @ommittes.l
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0a,lntD:Ss Sserfnmtii,lnn0.

&.mIsS, elas Scriammluns esr oemc
VssS AslEINsS tratnben QBbise pcn Serfs
y ySA< <eauntp miro i'm gourtbaujs in
'''~' '@ Ser Start Nerins ssbaltcn ipcr'
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Gpl. Spbmipm ,mb $5eurp Gla,,,

| ~ D'"p''S'p ~1p'S IaSl .-NH OU. SBWH
Ssptsmbst als Colonel Scbnion ;u gtountcn
IN Sir9lnisn par, beebrtsn Jpn cine 4nsablSosr,
rem nit einem Sslubs.-@insr BON Der @s(eas
fbaft fa9ts tann ;u ibm, "GolcnsL psnn @it
an Die notwithstanding tpmmsn, fo linp
Sis nabe bsi ben Sldlbss BON 5oancpsr.''--
9as Gsftt rss altsn SrisserS srbsiterte Iid)
au9snbdI'b uno nit sinem uusbru6 pon
Nufrlbt9fsit uno Ser9ni9en fasts sr:
"es wiirbe mir Ssreniissn MAIDEN benYlas
su ieten. SsbsS Yldsbsn grbs bas oenrp
Slap bsribrt wire unpsr9sslid. SD bin felt 40
,Satrsn i'm 6fsntlid)tn2sben uno mar wdbrenb
bistr 3sit oft init Den 9rcsen W1alsrn unieres
Qancss in 8srbinouna, Wabifcn unb @alas
Tin psga0tnc, mslebe alts Wldnntr worsn ais
ib eas pclltfrbs Sbtotsr betrat, isss itb SsHsrs
fcn pcran uno bann Sosnrp Clap. @r 1T elm
lpabrsr Josrfulss in alien Oualitdten Die bic
msnibljbe 9atur ;ieren fennsn. Ginias Mins
nsr m19en tbn in elmer sin;i9en @issnibaft liz
.bertreHsn-Icr. @stifsr mag fir ems Elm sros
sersr erslfer ftin, ODER sini9s m6ssn bsribmtsr
ter ftin fir tiefss Scrldsn absr nsbms man
Soenrp Glap aass in 9fqsm, 70 bat sr isines
9lsiben nid)t in Der Union, ipsesr i'm 1cresn
ncb i'm Sieen-im Often ODER Bsifsn-in
mcralifbsn c.er pbplibsn Wutbs, in Der &sbs
mr9abs, in Yatriotismus unb jsbsr srsn@isens
fdaft miro ct bon fsnem ibsrtroTsn. Sb bin
NIT bm pereint 9emsisn in @cmmittssn, in@ss
msinfbaft init @albcun, Qomnees, @bepss,
9Ssbifsr unb anbsrn beribmkn Snbipieuen
absr Clap rpor immsr bsr Wsifsr.9silf. 0Sir
blidtsn auf ibn als Den Qjar Jeiamon uno
ftin 9iatb oients uns als Sibrer in unfsrn Ses
ratbunssn. 2Senn iib Ger &sf Der Sommit>
tee oor ibm perfammslte, uno uber ibr Norts
fabrsn i'm Smeifsl ,parsn, rpsnn sr srfbien mas
rem ale Nu9sn auf ibn 9eribttt-unb mir ma>
rem fibsr rsbt ,u fein msnn mir fener Olsis
nun9 fcIstsn. @r lit Elm grocer Mann, elm
febr grocer Wann."
Grtrunfen. - Sn bsr poriesn WittWot)
Nabt ifanb bic Srau snss (,rn. Wtocrs in Der
Srbarbfra6s YbilabsIpbia, aus bsm Setts
aut mdbrsno ibr Mann fbsf unb ais oisisr
srpabts fubts sr uno fanb lis srtrunfen in els
nsr eiferns lisssn. 9fuf mslbs 9(rt fe bort
binsn 9sfommsn 1T, wsi6 man nitbt.
un8laf.-@n junssr Mann i'm 9isnifs
bss Sern. Scbn evanS. qsimfcber in srcp, R.
0crt, fisl am pcrlsssn Scnntass in sinsnSsis
fsl pcll fobsnesr Sribs, tpcourb sr 70 isbr psr>
brannts, bas er in strpa Stunetn earauf
ifarb, nabbsm sr supor furbtbare Stbmr;sn
etlittsn bate.
tnoro.--9er Srcp Bbis bsriebtt, Sas Elm
olter 6Sdotts ~ D,u,sod cc.k,, 0f.s,.c., 49,,
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Hplitiibe Scipea,luae,t. =

RpItft1cbe Scipe9itit9crt. .-Woataun
1T aut9srs9t une SstbsI une SulpsDc6sn 1T in
Ssmsaun9! Die Srunoe Der Moataunsr 9ss
mcfratle alias 8yunoe bsr 8clfssSobe unb
css Scrn. 9 Sbunt baltsn bsuts cine 9roEs
TsrlammIunS am @afbauis bon Daniel ".
Barnet in WcQtaun uno cine ancsrs4srlahls
lung lit auf ndbifsn Dicnta9 osn l. Sanuar
1914 in &tDrersburS su baItcn bsitimmt, NOS
ju Der Nufruf bon Isl Namsn untsrSebnst
1T. Ssi lclbsn Sswssunsen mus ss esn &sas
binssr prljtifsrn balo ban9s msresn. 9iss 1T
fiber cine Sismlib ifarfs 9cils gum Nsujabr
uno msnn ss 70 fort 9sbt wrc'S in ls44 sinen
jlemliben &unpsl 9sbsn.
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Gin sSalicbmiin;er aefamaeu.

I'm 9cnnsrita9 Ntene murce in Icrn. Puns
nsnabsrs @aifbaufe babler elm frsmosr Mann
srtappt ser 1904 in falihsn j,psi Sbalsr Nss
Istnottn auf bic Mcncn9cbsla Sanf in Ss(tB
bate. er bate fsinsn SbaR i'm joats psrs
bor9en uno fubts ols er fb sntottt fah fin
Josll in Der Slubt ,purrs aber pon sini9en sss
9snndrt9sn psrlcnsn miecsr sin1sfan9en uno
am Srslta9 Mcr9sn i'm bis1Stn SbsrH6s(ccs o.
tel sn1uartirt.
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Sritra9 gu oen Standardization ei

Scitra8 3u oen Standardization ei.
nee Drufero.-9sr Yoiimsiifer iu Sbupls
It'll S2dpen ihrisb uns rcri9e 9Ectbs siniss 3sis
len, NORM ct fa9ts, oas sr uns sinlis9snb ST.
fur sinsn ecrti9en Sutirjbsntsn iteritnes,oen
mir AUDI mirflib srbieltsn, uno mir mhrtcn
ibn fir isins OFhbs banfsn, bdtts ct nibt bic
@rcbbst bssan9sn un6 30 Gent pcrtc fur ben
9Siib aniursbnsn, bic mir natlirlib bssablen
nustsn usnn mir uni'rn rsbtlib perSisntsn
4cbn babsn MOLTEN. QSir babsn nicbt Die @b.
rs ben jern. pcitmeiiftr psrf6nlib ;u fsnnsn,
ftnnsn absr nab fsnem Setra9en nbt anSsrs
urtbsllsn ais eab Ct SismIib lan9s Obrsn
batsn mub.
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Srauriees II 8 Il d.-1ls 6err
Sobn Sbdrer BON Mountiop Gaunlbip,
eancaifcr Gauntp am Oienstas Den Stem
oiefes Mlonats NIT iciner ibper bclaoenen
Subre ouf Dem @eee mar nab Wiooles
taun su fabren, eltten ibm Die Sibe aus
uno er fiel Su Sooen, 70 oaB Die Rdoer
oes 8aeens iber ieinen &6rper paiiirten,
noourb er 70 fbper perlest muroe, bab
Ct in wsniesa Winutsn fatt. e. 8fr.