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Hseaai the Testimony.

M0NNOE. Mich, June /, 1916.
Dr.. Colin s, Mackenzic:-Dear sir-I rakegreat
pleasure in sending you the following conclusive
testimony Of the curative qualities of your "ToNIc
FEsRIFBGL"
In the month Of June last, 1 had occasion to
thoroughly fest it from a person in my employ
whose certificate you will find annexed, l am
glatihed to learn that you are extending the sale
OF your valuable medicine, over the west and
south, and am we'll satisfied from the evidence be
fore me that it is the only remedy before the pub.
lie that effects permanent cure.
Very respectfully, yours
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IN CHANCERY. SECOND CIRCUIT.

IN CHANCERY, SECOND CIRCUIT.
w HEREAS at Court of chancery for The
w State of Michigan. second circuit, held at
Ann Arbor on the tenth day of July "A. d. l845 in
cause wherein John Y. Larzelere was compla-
nani and George B. Lyman was defendant, it was
decreed by the chancel lor OF said state that the
premises herein described should be sold at pub:
lie auction under the direction of one of The mas.
ters of said court. Notice is hereby given thatby
virtue of said decree, Twill on the Iwentyeighth
day of August next, at the hour of one O'Clock
in the afternoon OF said day. expose for sale at
publica uciion at the tavern house Of Abial Hawk
ms in YpsiIanti, in the countysof Waslitenawaore
said, all and singular The premises with the all
the appurtenances described in said decree and
the mortgage therein menIioEed and described as
follows, towIt: all that certain irac. parcel of la
nd situate in The village Of Ypsilanti aforesaid
described us follows. viz. situated on Washington
street in The village of Ypsilanli known as village
lot numbered the recorded plat of said village
lumber fifty 500 containing thirty six square rods
of ground, Sale absolute and without redemption
Terms cash. GEO DANFORTH.
Master in Chancery. Wash. CO. Mich.
SKINNER g. JosLIN, Conpts SolrS.
Ypsanti. July l3. 1916
The above sale is postponed till Friday the 4th
dayof September next, take place at the same
time and place. GEO.DANFORTH.
Master in Chancery.
SurNSrp 4, Tosr,r
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~ - - A~Mm
NMORTGAGSALE-D efdwit hdpsnS yee"
lyl made in the payment Of ssm 81 money
secured to be paid By an indent~re q mo'tgeSs
ted bv John ". Wallace then Of Ypsstanf'
Wasitendso County Michigan, to ShabGst 90
nanf q me cary q Desros'' neec1a:J T :" 49,
ice q the hegtster q Deeas q s1'1 90 "o":sy
WashtenG'0 Q" me ion d9y q 1ame io'., :" H. a.
Der NO. at Page i10' 0nae" mor'sase .s o"' 49,,
Iy assigned TO Cnartes -. i1dme oM ~: sIe 80.
day Of January n; 1914, upo" seIss" ' ssa-
Is So'c claimed TO DC aus sae sum q s"s sse,s
dred and eue dollars o"a snac,r,
no suit or proceedings a. sa'o Or ~ 80 Lnam.s.y
harang been instssated 20 recoceT inc uec' 'e.a.
ty SAID mortgage, or any Pdrs merec so''ss
Is hereby green, that by rTtue % Po'oer
sale contained IN the sd'a mortgage, eaere 'y,''
be sold at auction to The h'ghest o'aaef on NC
22d day Of January merit al t.gseoe e'o S
noon, at the Court house m me p'sdsey .nas'
.arbor, in sad county9 uasnfend'c, ,1e P'em1.
ses described IN sad nortage as Jo"ospsI o.
"situate lying and beng IN fhe county % as"-
tena,c and State OF !n'ch'gdn, Sno'0n 9"u yes
cribed as being lot numbered three huncreo an nnu
ninety eight IN the Westert addition 81 tae ~,
iage of Ypsilanti, according to the Recorded
plot of the same. CH.4RLES ~. Live
Assignee 81 .Mortgagee.
Dated, Ypsitantt, October IAN, i04oc
The a6ove sote's postponed UNI" me j"1s ""y
Of February merit, at the same ho"r ana H.uee'
1870, L.a.sn
Assignee OF Mortgage
January p, ls47.
MORTGAGE SALE.-DefauIt har,ng been
| N made in hepaament of a sum of money,
secured 10 be paid bvan Indenture of Mortgage
Ioar;n, d,,ts fbs ION dan of October. in the
near 1888, executed by augustus F. Ball, then
- VJt; IY,.Ixeno,, Gount,, Hichipnn to
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STRAY COWS.

CAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
~ two cows, about the lst of Sept.l red cow,
with white hind feet and belly, horns large and
set up strait about five or six years old. One is
white brindle or nearly red, with white belly and
seme white on all her feet, small horns, four or
Eve years old. Both dry when they came.
JOSEPH BURT.
two miles south of Ypsilanti.
November a, 1886. 147 8w.
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II @ d 10 u r HORSE!
TNr Thread A, f5nfs0as

fBNHE SUBSCRIBER having received some
IL OF the best Leather ever brou CHIT into this
place and which he warrants and the workman.
ship he warrants shall moi be equalled west OF N
York. he very liberal patronage which has been
extended 10 kim is duly appreciated and his ar,
Engagements are now such as to enable him to
offer every inducement for the continuation OF the
came. His shop will at all limesbe supplied with
SINGLE 81 DOUBLE HARNESS
of all kinde, Trunks, ValIses. &c SC. and made
to order on the shortest notice. all Of which he
will sell cheap,
CarriageTrimming done with neat
ness and dispatch.
Repairing done the shortesr uotice,
N, b, All hose indebted to him will please call
and settle the same, The highest price paid fol
hides, |, CRANE.
Ypsilanti. August 9. SAG, "a 3m
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Hartford Fire Insurace COMFY.
Julv C1 iSdS

July ~. 1919,
THE recent destructive fire in New York
will ofcourse excite sOl:citude in regard to It's
effect on the soivency OF insurance companies in
that city and the neghborng places. The Direc.
tors Of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company are
happy TO assure their customers and the public.
that they are prepared TO adjust and pay at mat
urity, all losses sustained by their Office from
their surplus funds and current receipts without
delay. and without Withdrawing their permanent
investments. Their capital remains ample for
the security of all who insure with them; and
they invite owners of desirable property 20 obtain
Policies on favorable terms, both at the Home Of.
fee and OF their several agencies. Their mode
ofransacting business which for 35 years pas
has secured the public confidence, will remain
unchanged.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JAMES q, BOLTS. Secretary.
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SAMSON has on hand Dye-woods and Dye
- stuffs by tho Barrel just call and enquire
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Dee. 1e4A
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CERTIFICATE.

This certifes that have been repeatedly attack
WI h the Fever and Ague, and although frequent.
ybroken up by various m cans, have never been
permanently cured ill! ! used your "Tonic Feb
rlfuge" and have had no return of it.
Je2itf. l.. w. FISHER
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HD OGERS PATENT, improved, spring STEEL
&c, Culfirafor Teeth direct from the n,anufac
tory OF the Patentee. are now on hand, with or
without woods and for sale at tie shop of J. Stock
dale, Huron street. Yp>silanli. The best farmers
IN the State OF New York them and say,
Pillow once deep and WELL and drag once length
wise OF the flrrow, and The cuivaor finishes put
ling in Wheat. Rye, Oats &C., better than can be
done in the old way" Also in preparing land
powed in the Fall, for every kind of spring or
they save from one third to one halt Of the labor
and expense and get the same in iu better season.
Those who buy one sett only can take part out
and put THEM into a small wood 10 use among corn
They are cheap, self sharpner, easy to wood and
not .aole get out OF repair. Wheat put in with the
above is not liable to winier kill. Some of your
nelgebors have already bought; please ask them
how they work. Trurh will prevail.
=, P. HASCALL. Agent
Ypsanti Sept. 2 ,s46. CIV.
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by order OF the Board OF Directors.
JAMES g. BOLTS. Secretary,
NORRIS & FOLLETT. AGENTS
Look Out For Fires.

The late destructive Fres in different places
Throughout our country shoul1 warn all to be pre-.
pared for the devouring element. The subscri.
bers agents of the Hartford Fire Insurance,
and the Columbus, (Ohio,) Fire and Marine Insu.
rance comPanys are prepared to issue policies
without delay upon all descriptions OF properly,
both nihe Village and County. and on goods
Wareand Merchandise in iransiiug upon Lakes
CAMS aud Rivers. NORRIS & FOLLETT.
Ypsant Aug. 1915. 2Stf
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PETITION FOR DIVORCES

STATE OF MICHIGAN. THE Circuit Cour.
Washtenaw County for said county,
Mehitabie Blinn On reaGing and filing the above
petition in this cause WHICH .
Erastus Blnn. mong other things set forth tb.,
the said respondent has since his nernarriape
with said petitioner been guii.ylcfihe crime OF
adultery and also praying that said peiitf1kfr m,v-
be divorced from her said husband, and s,',,.s9I
lug 10 the court that said respondent is no, 80.
dent ofthe state, it is ordered Oh motion ~ G.
and Joslin attorneys for petitioner that p,.,;..I
given TO said respondent of the filing of said 49,
lion by publication of copy of this order \, a..
''Ypsllanti Seninei' newspaper published IN IT.
village of Ypsanii, Washfenfw county. five s,,a.
cessive weeks. The last Insertion Of said no,,.s'.
be al least twenty days before lie frs, dav af,,e
next term of this court TO beheld at Ann 49,.
The first Tuesday eff December nexto The end ,h.,
said respondent may then and there apne,r ~
show cause if any he has why the PRAYER of ga
petitioner shodfdrsot be granted
State OF Michigan. -brri7>. IE,1as .,ssu~
County of Washenaw. Il of The court isy7 sid
county, do hereby certify that The foregoing is
true copy of the order entered in said cause. Gi
Ell under my hand. b. KING, CLERK
BY ]. NJ. Willcoxson deput
Hepf. 90. 1916 I40 5w
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-02-03

DR.. BENZ. RUSH'S
Compound syrup of SquilIs.
UvHIS Syrup ha- been found BY experience to
b Of invaluable utility, In case Of Cough,
Hsarsncss, sore throat arising from Code II
= alao highly serveable in Asthma. slight iuna
nation and tightness of the
CHEST CATARRH AND GROUP.
In sderng this invaluable Medicine 10 the Pub
n the Proprietor can with confidence recon-
oand its medicinal qualities haCins been OH en-
ssred and being expressly prepared for the above
diseases:
It's effects are slightly laxstivs. Emetic and
Axpsetsrsnt, producing free Precipitation accor :
ding 10 the Dose; We would not in Offering this
cssspssaI Syrup Of Squills TO the public. emu
asrate long Catalogue Of diseases knowing
shst there IS at present Hundreds OF F'tena Meat
nuss before thu Public: But with confidence W.
- assert for the above diseases Is Is invalusbl'
I'D NJ Family should be with out it's
n. 8. Directions givea on the phisi Labelled
Bsiss e5cts. D. III. LoVEklDSE
Ypsilanti Cei 70 f't ll,lI.ttI;
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STRAYED.

STRAYED.
From the subscriber on the 2Sth of Sepf
dark brown Cow years of age had with her a
last springs calf entirely black with the exccp-
ton of the tip of its tail. Said Cow was az 4
dark brown color nearly black no other markby
which to identify her. Supposed to have strxed
north or moth east from the villsge. Whoeser
will give information of said Cow, or ren,rn
her to the subscriber shall be literally re- 81
dcd. GEORGE McDOfTG4
Ypsilanti Oct 81 1916. 10
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TO the Sick.

4 PIPE pure French Brandy,
4 I do do do do pale cold
L cask do juice port wine.
4 do do MADEIRA do
4 do do Malaga or sweet wine fol- mil,
use or communion PURPOSES. also, HolIau Gin
and ST. Crox rum and Of which were boz vhf =,
Gently in New York from The Custom Ho,Se an,
will be found superior TO any in town and viii 5
sold expressly for medicinal purposes b
SAMS<.
October IA, ,e46 MI
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fashionable Tailoring.

January %, 1s47.
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Sportsmen Attention.
E.. s. ORMSBY.

SKINNER & JosLrN Comprs
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For The Tribune.
Mercantile Library As.oci,,,or

An article In your psper Of Thursdsy REQUIRES some
reply correct the erroneous impression, of ia srlr
relative the prosperity OF the Institution which ba.
been In 90 aourshng condition for the las, ten
years at the present time The number Of VOLUMES
greater than al any previous period iis list OF EN-
beers continually Increasing and ia Income l, large in
proportion 80 much for he gloomy spprehensions Of
your correspondent.
Concerning HE CON aint II the Indifference and spa
10y OF me members or officers respecting Lectures and
Debates u may be proper br.fy that thu Re-
por OF tne Board Of Directors TOR the last three years
a number Of Lectures Of high character have been
given but the change In public tate and the neglect Of
nemDers TO sva' ID snseyes Of the privileges offered
have prevented the fOru stion n full courses Neither
have other Literary Societies bsd better success and
ther regular lectures have been nosty discontinued
Exeftions hsve been made the present teason by cor
Responsiveness and Otherwise 20 form correct opinion
tho expedency Of revising the system under the
auspices OF our Association aud tho expectation Is vet
entertained that some Lectures will be delivered during
the Winter of sufficient merit 10 test the question WI.
ther members are willing 10 sustain regular course
la regsrt o. the De5sliog Society, which forms the
ether branch Of TIE lamentations Of Member there
have been two attempts % establish Literary soci.
ETY. or TO revive one which formerly existed among
us The Board gave their sanction and assistance 10 me
project but failed for lack Of Interest on the part #
monoers Officers Of Institutions cannot control III.
ncilnsuOns OF their constituents, and when facilities Of
Instruction are furnished by Lectures Classes or other
means OF Improvement the wan, Of success 10 not 81.
uiouiaole TO the government. ANoTHEH MEMBER
NOUe1t1er II. 1e47
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

BRooKLYH ISsriTUTE.-This Institute is enabled
to sustain free Library free lectures to youth schools
&C. BY yearly subscription of S. and which admits the
subscribers with two ladies (or two mnors to the Lee
lures or Concerts given every Thursday evening during
tho Winter and all his family to the annual exhibition OF
Paintings open all November
CRAREER CoSsESTIoS.-The members oil thls
Convent "a assembled yesterday afternoon at the usual
hour President DlkeInan having taken the cheI the
minutes of tho last meeting were read and approval
Mr.. Murphy Chairman of the Committee on Public
improvements &c stated that he had received a com
muucs,ion from the Com nitee Streets and having
examined tho same ho would recommend the printing
of the same In connection with the report OF the Com
nit.ee on Assessments. Report accepted and ordered
70 DO printed
Mr. Low then presented report embracing nneiet
positions relative to the election OF Mayor the mum
bs olAldermen to be elected their term OF Office, Sc-
Accepted and ordered to be printed.
The Convention then went into Committee of The
Whole and proceeded to the consideration of the Report
Of the Committee on Public improvements relating to
the collection and assessment of Taxes. Mr. Bokee In
the chair.
The third fourth nth and sixth sections of the report
relative TO the appointment OF Assistant Collectors their
compensation and punishment 10 cases OF embezzlement
NC were adopted.
! The Convention then adjourned until Wednesday
sisrnoon next Thursday being Thanksgiving Day.
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Br brig Sarah. Chisholm, Sydney CO, Is Do. :. chsl
drors co.i 70 D Stewart
Scar Edward iof SBsiforil Wood & Martin. Oct p
"a y Bars ~ salt 1c % Joan Oufsnc. Len ~ = B.ru
schrs Tufff iof b1sf1u from tasf Ntchiss Ard sti
ut Falron. tot Esitiorel for 3 Martins r-xt a.v T.
.oad Tor Baltimore L~ff q :, Martins bsfs Bsrte Ia
bsh ia. An irst. at n ion 81 s. SPOKE t.rt Sal
from - Bsrta iih ns Ia q f5 lcu On - sroke &C b
Mitchell from Rafiuo-- Tor - TLrrass i5.h IA
:, o. n A. spoke schr John W Dodse ro1 Havana %
AZ for NeEhuTyrorr. d. luf
k.sch- Am D Mott Norfolk "a. ulise. ~ B.d-n
schr Mar Anlss. gcGo~sn Turks Island 10 q, sa-t
70 " Lewis
~ schr Bisru. Perry Anra.is 10 d. 10 tbis AL 10
n brsne Left Af1eIcsn vr-s-g in pert 1zr- inst
s' s. =, icl q 4o spcks bfis 'rsfo, from Phlit- d..
cut st-srinE BY T.
sehr Henry. Addison. Ms. g. laiaber, 70 master
Below-Br bark I.ns GisHea With rassen.sr,. A.o
bu. rLsE0ur. " I'd SW
sai.ed-s'earnship W,siiustou. Bremen. bark Po,o-
nse no ee Jllei-o brig Emily Casz esion, ard others
snip Adelaide. IsF-nl-
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THURSDAY, ?. NJ


There was considerable firmness in the market
for fsncies today and several descriptions improved
Government Securities however continued dull Skies
1862, sold at par, and Treasury Notes at 900. Time
sales were made at prem. Al this price 1t 10 an
object for merchants to psy in Notes instead OF specie
at the Custom House. York Elves were unsslsbe
at 97-one o. the results OF the Bank tnkerpg at Alba
ny month ago they we're lO2.
The Exchange market closed firm at 9 sal0. for
first class bills the market firm no, because bills
were scarce but because undoubied drawers un.
willing operate. Uoquestlonsbe bills LETT over
which might have been bought ct 81. and good bills
were confidence entirely destroyed. on the
market st {! percent At NewOresns Sterling Is dull
1T ~ per cent and yet here exporting Specie The
gold coin exported costs sbou, II per cent.
la the + reight market there is but moderate
business doing Small lots Cotton are going lis. Sd
% Cd Spirits Tsrpenne 22s Cd per ton and Beef al
%. Cd per terce.
The Burgundy for Hayre, yesterday, had S74 900
10 franc pieces and the Steamer Washington $4,000
IN gold. OF this amount over $4,000 was received
from Boston this morning. An application for freight
for farther amount OF 900 made, but the terms
were no, satisfactory. Othe amount by the Caledonia
about one half wss drawn from Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Sew.York The Medors from Boston, yesterday
for Rio took S32 Spanish gold Large amounts Of
Spees sre nov coming In from the Interior and hling
up In a measure the vscuum created by toe exports
The amount OF coin in the SubTreasury here is
about one and half millions large amount hsv'
ing been sent to the Mint recently The low price Of
rssury Notes has not yet materially sHected the Cue
bn House receipts. Only sbou, 20 per cent, of the d.
ties said in Notes The receipts are now small hsv
ing averaged this week about $4,000 per day The
largest receipt OF Treasury Notes has been 5000 In
day. The farther decline Of to-day however will Of
course produce It's effects snd very Little specie viii be
paid 10.
The exports Of Specie this month from tbi. port
Up 10 to-day, were 1854 MS
Per Washington -..---.-----.-.--.-.. sO.OOO
Total -..----...--.-..---...--. So4,t5c
Caledonia n Boston -.....---------------- 667-5o0
Mod0rs .--.---..---------..----. 1900
Total .-.-s-..--.- -.-.---....--fi'~0tlSo
TIE news brought BY the Steamer Of the 10th Novem
ber will undoubtedly stop this unns'urai financial oPs
ration. The United States 10 10 fact lending N enor
In Specie TO ssstain the totterins edlfce Of
British credit
We learn by letter from indianapolis, that the
damage y toe late irsshet to tho Indianapolis and Mad
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Suddenly WILLIAM STUART, native of Lanark

Suddenly, WILLIAM STUART. native Of Lanark
shire, Scotland. aged a. years.
Bis friends and the members Of the Thistle Bsnevo-
lent Association" respectfully invited attend mis-
funeral from The residence Of Mr. James Curr Of
Canal end Hudson sta This (Fridsy) afternoon at :
o'clock His remains will be taken 10 Tdnlty Cemetery
for interinent.
On Thursday. lSih inst after lingering Illness which
she bore with Christian fortude and resignation MIRA
MARGARET A. LEWIS, wife Of Daniel LOWS, eged
A. years
The friends of the family are Invited TO attend her fd-
moral from her late restence. No. % Vsrck-st on Sat
urdsy morning SO1 inst ~ hslfpssi o'clock Her re-
mains will be taken TO New Rochelle for inicrment
AZ Harlem. on "Wednesday evening Of consumption
MATILDA. daughter OF the late William Brady, IN the
Goth year OF her sse.
The friends sna scqusintsnces of the family are To-
viied TO attend her funeral this day friday a. O'Clock
from the residence Of her mother st Harlem
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THE CouRrs-Nothing whatever OF Interest
srsnspired In any of the Courts yesterday.

AQUATIC SPoRT.-As the South ferry boat was
leaving the slip on the Brooklyn side this morning,
young man, Henry Pnkhsrd In endeavorlne 10 get on
board ppcd bis foot on one OF the cros pieces On ns
bridge and was preclpitstsd into the wsisr Athougn
he " a. encountered with hssvy overcos' ana 'oics
boots he soon made his appearance on the surface win
fcbd 10 The dock coolly remsrkns to the byssnders
-, IN he alarmed a. he In danger ladder wa
<veursd and the young gentleman sscended none the
,vorss for bis bath except In the matter OF apparel
Alag the clrcums into confederation IL was
81 sbusness operation any could desire to see
Commercial
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

IN te.aSip ltG hin gfcR for Southampton and Rrewfn
Gen Armstrong, American Consul al Liverpool; Hon T
Geyekolf Representative Of the Stae and Free City Of
Bremen Thos Acheis. hrs Aehelis, Thos Aches IT, Ma
~ Acheiis, Anna VI Achehs, Aehes, Geo Acheis and
servant, Melchior Quicker Mrs Quicker, Henry Ducker
Anna Ducker. Charles Merle, Oscar Hiufchs, Geo 4
semon II Goslins, Gutter it, DR. Shew George Gibson
bearer Of dispatches John Levy Isaac Levy, Arppen.
Bech. l. Guey " r Mercer. Mrs Mercer Lewis
Lang SewYork; T. wegman. Mrs = Wegnsn Rio;
Earp IT, Geo Esfp Mrs Esrp Evan Morris. Philadelphia;
Mrs Harrison ana child, NOreans Frederic FOcke, O
Gerdes Mrs Ffeemante and child, Otto Tank and dau
ter Baltimore Chss NJ Wolc0tt Boston; Augustus EelRi
Hose. w II Noriisch. Altona. Chas M1gg Finland.