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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27
The County Fair.

On Wednesday of last week, the twenty
second annual meeting of the Lake Ceun-
ty Agricultural Society, opened at their
grounds in this place. The day was
light and beautiful one, SO that, contrary
to the usual custom, there was large at
tendance.
The principal interest centered around
the blowing match, of which, however,
our lack of space prevents any more ex-
tended notice, than to give the awards,
which we do below.
On Thursday, there was, as usual.
usual, larger number of people in at
tendance than on the day before. The
displays were fair and, to certain extent
repaid those present.
The third day was unpleasant and
stormy, so that there was a marked de-
crease, not only in the numbers present,
but also in the displays and interest man
ifested.
During the entire fair there was general
good order maintained although on Friday
few impressibles engaged in drunken
fights on various portions of the grounds.
Our reporter was present and secured the
full list of awards which we present be-
low In lieu of a more extended report.
Necessarily the results of County fair
must embody all that is really interesting
| and in giving these we believe that we are
doing better than were we to attempt in
dividual mentions. Not having space for
| ly to give more general satisfaction.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

MR.. BATKHAM this week has an interest
ing department. and gives some valuable
hints about the raising OF fowls.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

On Saturday Of this week Is the day ap-
pointed for the holding OF the Democratic
and Prohibition County Conventions.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

ONE year from this week the 18th Ohio
Battery will hold their next reunion in
this place,
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

From various parts of this and adjoni-
ing counties we receive reports of early
frosts, but most Of them SO light as that
no especial damage seems to have been
done. F -ssa,sT.sk<.E aaEfBs
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

SEE new advertisements OF Whitcomb &
Metten. the popular and well known jew-
elers of Cleveland, o., In to-days issue,
and when visiting the city call at their
place, 179 Superior St., and see their
stock.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

THE old Jefferson Accommoda tiop has
been put on agaIn-the management ofthe
L. S.& NJ. s. R. R., finding the change de-
manded by public convenience.
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. Card.

To those wanting views made of their
residences who expect me in certain neigh
borhoods, would say that as nearly all of
my time is now occnpied in making school
pictures, cannot leave town only on posi-
tive orders. My terms are five dollars for
six large pictures, payable at time mega
tives are made. School pictures as here
tofore, twenty-five cents each for twenty
or more pictures. Samples sent by mail
when desired. Orders by mail promptly
attended to. iW. A. FAZE,
1885 p. o. Box S14, Painesville, o.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

In the report of our Fair as given in
another column, our readers will notice
that we give the full and ofhcial report Of
awards, In nadvance Of all our competitors
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

manufacture of cheese. weighing two
tons, at the Windsor factory of H. N. and
s. E. Carter. 1t is designed for shipment
to Boston.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

Debility in their various forms, FERRo-
PHOSPHoRATED ELIRIx of CALIsAYA
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New
York, and sold by all druggists is the best
tonic. AS stimulant tonic for patients
recovering from fever and other sickness,
it has no equal. If taken during the sea-
SON it prevents fever and ague and other
intermittent fevers. 4w109
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

NEW crossings have been put down at
the corner of state and Washington streets.
The improvement vas needed one, and
might, with advantage. be extended to
Side -walks in other parts Of the town.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

The cold weather has driven most of the
guests from Little Mountain.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

Now is a good time to lay in your win
ter's supply of coal. at4j as 9aa3&,
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

LOCAL TIME TABLES.
POSTOFF ICE.
oFPICE HOURS:
From N A. NJ. tot M; Sundays II M to r. M
MAILS DEPART:
cofn0 East II 80 r. m. and II IL z. u.
Going West, b:56 A. M. ana S:zs r. : "a ~
Cleveland, Especially H:Sa s:Sa E E n
Niddlefeld Mondays and Tuesdays), 100 A. M.
NAILS ARRIVE:
xr.o,, East 5:3s A. NJ. and - p. II.
From West, II 80 A. M.and II II Z. y. 4.
Cleveland Especially, :ao 6ao - =
Middlefeid Tuesdays and Fridays,, 6:Oo r. M.
Letters should be left at the Postomce ONE
HOUR BEFORE MAILS DEPART.
Letters will be ready for delivery ONE AALs
HOUR after trains arrive, except mails received
at night, which will be delivered next morning.
Letters placed in the Outside Letter BOX
mn to O'Clock P. M. viii be sent BY the night
mails. j. +. SCOrlELD' = !"
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27
CLEvELANDamARKETs.

We quote IS a5t95 60 " ''>''''' '''>' 4-|''
Mill FFE9-sharts $40 90; coarse middlings
$ls W; second fine do sa0O Ooi aae ssa 90. Bran
4ii CO.
WHEAT--Inactive and nominal. No 4 red held
81 35. Nothing doing except in small way from
elevators.
CoRN-Dull and indefinite. Low mixed held
at SIC; high mixed held 65c. .e~.ts
oATs-Dull. White held at 45c No State
held at 43c; No. do held at 42c.
RyE-Prices are nominal at Toe fot No. q, and
75c for No state. 'fs-
BARLEY-rhe market Is nominal at 81 aO9l Is
for good to prime.
PoRK-Market active and prices firm. Heavy
mess, per bbl, $16 80; short mess $16 80; extra
clear clear 81 % 5o(sis 81 90; the wide range &c covering %
the din erence between the packer's prices.
LARD-we quote at s,1@e.c for city rendered
rendersaf sfi g. Il seSes aha s kegs country
BuTTER-Market firm and active especially
for high grades. We quote strictly choice tub
at SO cents in lots, with SO@3lc In a small way
Good to prime 20g9sc; lower grades at 1s(9l7c.
CHEEsE-Littie doing and prices parely firm
Prime. to choice factory selling ut u @ Eac as
to quality. -
Eaas.-The Market Is lrn aad active, with
short supply, fresh are selling at 2sc In crates,
POTATOEs-pemaud active and prices un-
changed, selling at aOc per bushel In sacks
from store, -f.
PouLTay-Old chickens. fair supply and
dull at l0c live spring chickens nominal at
81 50g2 rs per dozen. rs to size and condition.
GREEN APPLRs-Dull. Fair to prime fruit
selling at a range of 81 COCA 70 per barrel, rs to
quality.
HAY-Baled TiMothy IA palpipAl Ia oar lots at
SSS 66 HsidI stfaws saf SUI, homiSSi at Vii 0USit Do
ndar lots and SIG 20 III q smaf way. -
SALr-The inquiry Is steadily active and
prices firm. Fine per bbl. 81 65; Coarse, dia-
mond $50 Tbs. $2 40; Ground solar 3S6 ibs - s6,
Dairy salt per bb. 81 90; do y bbi. sf Is; ;,loas I'D
10 bags So o5; do. COS fh bags "a 70; Ashton per
sacks4 IS:
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27
O. III. Wheeler,
BOOTS assd SHOES.

A ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF EVERY
Seived tor tive Fall alsi W inter Trsio oT 1873.
No. lO3 Main 81, Caii and examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere r''f
Every Kind OF work msce to order and in all
cases satisfactlon guaranteed, hath as to ma
teriai and work. Repairing done at thes shortest
notice. Sign Of the Rod Root III
Every variety OF Aoots, Shoes, Rubber Iegrins
and Hosiery for Gents and Ladies' wear Kent
o<Nistaneiy ON manu. H-11S-l
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

So TO $50 M Hli Sss siasssss aseass as wsrssar wsnss
people, OF either seN, young or old, make more
money AT work Tor us In their spare moments.
or all the re, than ~ any thing else. Partic,
WARS ne, Address a-l ,sH-' 80
q. stipson 4 Co. Portland, Maine.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

AT their tables on the Fair Ground las .
week, the ladies netted over $500. ''i
For neighborhood news see tie depart
ment ON this page, . Within the State.''
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

ON Monday next, the Northern ohi'
Fair commences.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

a. No. %
MAIN STREET, PAINESVILLE, o.
large stock kept constantly ON hand, which
will be sold at prices low those of any other
establishment. Special attention paid to
CUSTOM WORK I
And satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. <
~ Remember the place. 90 Main st. 45-14s-2
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

S "
Gc nm ct spart for awarding premiums
9JsOUU T. eh5ests Of special Interest not
easnsfa4ed IN the puhlished Int Glfe
4 MagniAcsnt Park ee 100 serss included In
the grounds. a
en- nm square fset Of exhibition spaoe In
SUsQUU permanent halll. ~i7fil
5000 p:Os Sss,a Ssa :, ss snpe pSsSss Snsa Ess ts
upon the grounds.
Artieass for Exhfbition carried at the lowest
rates given to State Fairs. sH iiH-
aARaoAps WILL eHAaaE only MALT FARE
!, FOR VISITORS TO THE FAIR. ail.f
Facilities for reaching the grounds are
unequaled by any similar Institution in the
directly to the grounds, and direct access
may be had by the st. Clair Street Railway,
relieving visitors from annoyances and
delays In transportation.
x saz
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MUSICAL.

T y. PRATT, DEALER IN ALL KINDS
, q Of Musical Instruments, Sheet Music, ETC.,
Main street, Painesville. Ohio. 165
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

~ GORGE BURT-BAND-MASTER OF
-0 the Painesville Cornet Band. Instructions
given on all kinds of Wind and Stringed Instrll-
ments. Music arranged for any number or kinds
aiIle, Ohio. 104
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

do five Partridge Coehins, & n Murray
do pair Maltese turksys, w III Taylor
do pair common geese, Z Bnrrldge----
do pair common ducks, A Thompson.
do display of poultry, " NJ Taylor :
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

OYsrKRs are In market.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27
Class as-Garden Vegetables

A Anderson received premiums of fifty cents
each, amounting TO $3.50, on thefollowtng articles:
early boad turnp beets, display of beets, six par
snips, Russia Turnips. salsiiy, drumhead cabbage,
winningstadt cabbage. improved fiat Dutch cab
bage, egg plant, green flesh muskmelon, crook
neck squash, Boston marrow squash. display of
squashes, display OF tomatoes, half peck peppers
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
sTATE OFFICERS.

q. Governor, Edward Il. Noyes; term expires
January 1874
Lieutenant t-Goyernor, Jacob Mueller; term ex-
pires January 1874
secretary OF State, Allen T. Wikoff; term ex-
pires January 1915.
Treasurer of State, Isaac w eish, term expires
january 1874. ,,,
Comptroller Of Treasurer, W. t. Wilson: term
expires January 1874.
Attorney General, Francis B. Pond; term ex-
pires January 1874.
Commissioner of Schools. Thomas w. Harvey !;
Term expires January 1875.
Board of Public Works, Richard R. Porter,
term expires 1876: Phillip p. Herring; term ex-
pires 1Si4;Stephen Il. Hosmer, term expires 1875.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27
Glass 29-Seeds,

Best half bu white winter wheat, Geo Frank so
do half bu red winter wheat. David Beal 90
do half bush spring wheat, r Marshall 50
do display OF seeds of all kinds, Brown 2 o.
do half bu seed corn, David Beal so
do haif bu common oats, d o Carter. -
do half bush barley, Guy smith .......... IS
do display seed corn, A Anderson. ] co
2d best half bush Tuscan wheat BrOughtOn 25
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

SALT-The inquiry Is steadily active and
prices are firm. Fine per bbl. 81 S5; Coarse, dia-
mond $50 lbs. $2 20; Ground solar ss8 MS % 90;
Dairy salt per bba. - DO; do bbl. $i ;oas .sQ
10 bags So o5; do. COS ID bags "a 70; Ashton per
sack$1 Is. : = 49," ~
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

Hearth rugs exhibited by Mrs Carter, Miss
Baker and Mrs Matilda Durand, were COM
mended.
Glass 3l-EmbrOidery and Needle
Work.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

Best display of oil paintings, H Tryon. -. 81 90
Six oil paintings, Miss Ella Stocking, recon-
mended.
I'd best. Miss Laura Palmer................ 80
Best display of flowers, Mrs A Church.. }
do hand boquet, Mrs A Church ............ 70
I'd best, Mrs A Fitch -. 80. -. -. 49,. 50
Best basket bouquet, Mrs A Church. 80
do display of verbe mas. Mrs A Church. 5j
do display OF dahlies, Mrs Church. 30
do penmauship, F-ed Loomis... -. -. 10
do agricultural wreath, Mrs Basquin... IS
I'd best, moss basket, Mrs Fitch. h........ 30
Best display cone work. Miss Anna A Greer, / 5
do wreath worsted flowers, Mrs P N Green, Is
I'd best, Mrs Anna G'eer 80. -. -. 50
Best basket and wreath, Miss Jennie Baker, Is
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-27

For loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indi- |
gestion, Depression of Spirits and General |
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11
1er B a nberer.

$4,000 8auen bettdat, 70 rpuree l6 elm Dc
T,tt BON 40. 900 8aten erseben, baS turt
Support setedt mtrtsn mue. Oeutidlone
mirS babel gan, bsloneers tn Contribution
seiebt merren, bonn bort III bic Grnte bener
osnn js, wdbrenb iis in Gnslano in Hclse
Der TdulniBs9 rantbeit faum ais mittelma'
Big betra6tet toeroen tarf.
Mn Greenbads unb Nltipnalt1nfnoten
itnb aasn @nnabn,en na1 etwa iisbanbun'
bert Miaipnen Dpl1rs ausseSeben prrsen.
gOn bisiem 8e.rase nun fonen roae fanf>
unblist,is MtQlonen auf Seridt:eenerlet
@eile, ais turA M6nusung. Teuer H.. bsl.
o~erlurea sesansen fsin, Der 70 erlit:eae
gtrluf idat aui %einSelne Saeiciruen, nip
renb bic &esieruns unb oas golf im@anjsn
tbsnfO uiel paburA ssuonnen baten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11
Neter Slater Serein.

Sur ben @ster G1aver Gerein baten iernsr
8sttrdse ssleiist:
@etsr S%bielmann, Mrs. TUrr, Gpnrab
@arIGan, Marsaretba Marihau, Carolina
&riser, Barbara 9etter, Mrs. SdiTmann,
9ucta Semen, @tmrn 2otsrmessr, Gatbari'
ma 9%cbermeysr, q. @aria Serwea Tamtlle
@pmmer, at, aus Ct. Scleeh Stearns
County, @innelpta, nit ie Sl.OO.
Sn 8etreT tes NGbc.n uter Den Setter
Glaper Gerein permeilsn mir auf bic in fri,
seren Mummern eieiss 9lates SebraAte
Gtnlasune bes bcAw. P. S. I, @eninser.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11
2lmerifauiieper M9riculturif
Bermiibte Na6rt6ten.
Son 8enjiger 8rptberS in Stem
Ycrf fam ms 3u:
WuS NbtIabelpbtd melbet ma

aus 9btlaeelpbta melbet man,
BE 8antier> 5trma SAP Goof unb g., noel
DE tur9 tbren Bancroft 70 ptel fnan3tetet
unbeil anri@tets, tdtte tbren @ldubtserr
etnen gor(@las CUR Liquidation senaad1
unb I9 berett erfldrt, NIT tbreu, perf0nlider
9ermD3en fl. bic @9ulben res @eiAGftee
etnaufeben.
Sn Mew yorf wurte lssten Dtenlaa
bic Nattcnal.G Convention Der Catholic total
Mbftnenee Union erDfnet. nobel Mtnnefota
e~benia1s reprdisnttrt in, wte Ter eeier an
anberer @te1e iiebt.
Derneue @orbprojeB sesen 6.
9. @tofes, ben MDrber s. Tisfs uurbe an,
DtsnRas ID Netp Cert erDfnst. Der @nse.
flaste trft suueFattd, fretaeiproden su
perben.
@aris, 6. Sft. @ls Yrpsramm Der
Confirmation auf bic nd9fe SeiTon ber
National>9 srfannalunB wirb be;tidret
8ieeereinfesuns bes 8Dntsttums, parla'
MISUNDERSTANDING Gtnt1eiluns bes 91n'
b,s In @abltifrtfte unb lcfortise @a1l e.
mes General ieuteaants t.s 80nisreids.
Nadri4tsu Don peridtebsnen @eiten BE-
fdtisen pbisss, unb bic 8ep6lteruns pcu
Yaris bsFnbet fi9 in grocer Mufresuns be6>
balt. Sbns Blutusrsiebsn burfte elm fol.
DIES Yrosramm faum turdil6rbar fein.
Gs 9eiDt, bic republifantlde @artei SAB,
ii3 nit ben Napclecnitea ssreinist, un, bi,
@ieterterfsauns bes 80nistbums au per.
tintern.
garts. I. ST. Ger YrcssB sssen Der
Narfdaa 8a3aine bat gu @nfans siefe,
@o3s TOT &Eissssert&t %tsgonnen. Di'
9%aupipuntte bsr @nflussn sesen ben @ar'
f&al bsasssn BARN: er babe ntdt bic sebS'
rissn I%n0rensunsen sen,aGt, I'm, fetueArms'
nit bsrientsen Don Megeaeon su psreintser
uns 70 bas @crbrinsen Der Yreuben gu Der
btneern; ferner babe Ba3aine fi& in Inter
eanelunsen NIT benz preubtiten Springer
Srtetri& &arl etnselaGeu, beror ct ale Ser
fu9e seua4t NIT ftiaer @rmee aus be'
Sefuns Mes aussubrs9en; tnfolse befen
fet biefe Tefuns unb naater aud gang 81
fab ,nb 2otbrtnssn in Getnbenstanb sefal'
len. Cine @snse 3susen fnb scrbanbtn,
man febt nit grocer Spannuns benz Nus
gang hes Vro5rGts entsesen.
Tllsenbes tit cine befntttSe elfs Der Kit
slt,ber ees 8rtessssri&tes fur ben NarfHa1
Ba3Itne. Mls Ri9ter funstren bic naabe'
n1nnten Disifonssenerale, bic "en Gtef"
e%,mmantirten: 9srjos ron Iumalt, ga.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11

TeNlidtsit febr entfpre6enre 9geeist. tn Der
er uns seiste, pie bic felisfe Sunsfrau aus
9iebe au 0ott benz Slater. aus eiete gu IT,
rem, sSttliaen Subne unb aus sisbe Su uns
WenIden tn unbeiareiblidsm S6msrjs UNI
ter bem8reuse ftanb. CT ermabnte uas gun,
Sdlub, bieIem erbabenen Muaer snierer
bimmlil9en SHUTTER na&sua9men, unb bas
erpbe @etct Der 2tebe, mpb:i tas Spnntds'
li6e Granselium tantelte, nidt blrB i'm
9er;en ;u bepabren, fenberu es aud, wie
Maria, in @erfsn st erfa1en.-
60 sewtnnt tiemarianiiaeG congregation,
trcsbem tab man fs sewtGerprtS fur
,Naatssefibrli9" crfldrt, rnebr unb metr an
M%usbebnuns pcbl gum 9rebenNusen Der ibr
Inseb6ri9en.
Gin Spbdlif.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11
Mrbeitsr=S Drannei.

Gas Banner in Mtlwaufse bring. folsen'
cen gsriat;
Die Characterization Ser Gbieasr>Ipre.
petbatn ertliet aus isren @erftlttsn Geo
Irbeiter. @Sie BET anberen S1bnen bsrrf9i
aud bel bislsr bic llniitte, teb bieepbne ftatl
wpAentlt6, mpnatltA uac eann niAt etpa
am Gnse bes Monats, "fonsern ert IN rer
Ritte bes Md ten Moaats bs;a9lt ptrseu,
10 baS bic Arbeiter i6ren 2p5n fir Ten Suit
nidt am 81. jereS Npnats, icnbsrn erl am
Is. @u9uf ermarten frnnten.
&m btssmaltsen Is. au3uft tpartetsn atsr
bic Mrtetter Der Mprt9weiern 9a9n, meais'
items bic, welbe In ZEN srcben Malatuen'
bau' une Experimentation Der @is>
e%oniiner Mttbeiluns bsiAdfttst iao, verge
bens auf ibrsn 2obn. Sag auf Sag, @oAe
auf @phe oergins, Der @usuf sins suGnbe,
Der Is. September fam beran uno perRriA,
bas @utbaben Der 2euten fns fi1 an aui
5000 unb barliber pro Mann gu %betaufea, -
aber fem 0slb far. Den @rbettern fiag Is
an ibsraa int Saul su fe9!en, bic Srauen
iammsrtsn, tenn Ger Grocer poGte nitt
mebr fretttiren, ter 8Gdar fem 8rub, beE
Messer fem JlstiA mebr lersetea, ter
6au5beiiyer e1p9te nit Musltsurg, bic &ia'
Der %rertan1ten Shube unb aleiruus. Arer
Der 3ab.metiter Ger @abn lieD liA niht f
zen, nod hiett nun es Der Mape wertb, iiG
Bel ben 2eutea 81 entlauteisen, ceer ihaen
penisfen5 tbei!ryeiie aus3ubelien.
gtaA elmer iOtthen Yplfommen un5ersh;>
f~sitistsu 5~aublungsmeiie rec Weleait1ft f.
Sen bic @rteittr ii0 gsrsatiert'st, weNn lie
gu tartm GGuS 0Gs srlauhtsn MeDrc5etN
ersrejfen. gle ssA0fen guar 3u fetaer Sc.
pert unipu-oie INSTRUMENTATION Bat ME
2euts alseiteat, bic llnioreH hsieetreten lias
-ater IL irTea csnnot. caD teia Slttetier
pas 5erj baben w'rp, bieiter ju somUes
Uno itre GtcQen siEnebI,eu 81 wpIer+ Sii
hoben nuW 0Qen grcben Wsrttdttsn tsIe.
9raptirt uao Die Sage Ter Oings aitss.
tbeilt.
Der @lan Der @eieal9aft liest flor au'
Der @unb. Gle woQen bic Mrbeiter burd
ldnseres 8radltesen ;winsen, flein beiSuse'
Ben unb au %sertnserem 9obne, wie bisbe'
~ arbelten. DAP @rbett scnu5 %uor9anoen
unb nitt etpa bic GefeQfaaft nur arbetter
ldbt, nm tie 2eute bur9iufattern, 'tptrb ST.
benz auf ben srfen 8lid tlar, Der pur9 BIT
@erffdtten ssbt, unS MIR taben bas 3eus'
mfg bes Gtefs Der Mal4tnenbaueret, BAT
nod ME 70 Siel unferttse Irbeit uorbanber
seweien, ais 9erabe iebt.
@ebnlt6 perfdbrt aud bic sr6bte 9olss
Gompasnte int Gaf SAGINAW Difrift Don
@i9tsan, welae bic eSbne tbrer 2eute uu
l24 Vro3ent b.rabfeste. Die Mrteitsr II
Der 3abl Don mtnbefens $50 fanten aus
uao IS 1T 3u beiarAten, bae bic G%cupa9nil
bic 9ol3f0Beret fur ben &ef Der @aifor
eiu1enen mus. sic bat 275.0O0, 600 Tub
5ul3 9eF6bt, 200, 0OO, O005ub' fnb aber nod
3arld. @te Is betst, ruonen aud bic IT.
better in ben Sdssmiblen ausReben.
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2mftbaupn nacb europa.

DaS sefdtrlt1e l%1nternebHen elmer 2uft>
.a%1Onfabrt iber baS Meer mad europa
i&eint trps aIer 6,nberniGe bod CUR Ius>
fl6runs III fommen; cine Depelde aus
Nep yort rneltet pom 6. b. Mts. folsen,
teS:
6sats Mprsen UNI neun utr trat Der
Baton u0rap9te," Der sr6bte, ruel9er ie in
Amerifa sebaut wurbe, pom Capitol 9lass
in 8rorflyn feline 2uitfatrt mad europa an.
Der gaaon bdlt 26S,O00 Gubiffus @as,
wurbs absr nur NIT 100000 sefaat. Ct 1T
NIT aaen n0tbissn rpidentf&aftlt&en Sniru'
menten, &letbunssfuden uno Nabrungs>
n,itte!n erlnb!id a%ussefattet. CUR 3stt
Der @bretie .parsn bic euftiaiTer febr ent>
buliaftih unb namentlia "a !3err DO
~nalefon besierts bic &etie an,atretsn. Or
mar febr ssiprd&is unS ~slaubts, baB es
tbm selinsen ruerbe europa in St1srbei,
~ errsiaen. Gr bdlt bic &usii4ten fur
bef,r ais je ;uoor. CT iast, bag feline neu'
lide &uHatrt i'm 9aaca @1eeuta feta Ser.
trauen in rte 9beprie bes DiIiden 2uitfro'
mes nur befdrft babe, unp er lberrafdte
feline 3ubDrer NIT Der @nsabe, baB ct mabr'
i6sinli& ben atlantifden Seean tn &C. tun'
ben freu3en tpIrbe. Mpsliasrweiie pirbe sr
IN S@weeen lanben, bod CLAUDE Ct, bag be
setpalttssn Suftfr0me tbn eber na9 6ra"f'
reid ober Spantsn trasen rriirten. Ct fss'
oas fsfefe Gertrauen auf bic 9altbartsii
ees saaons; t~erielbe fei mad benz @atbs
o'r ssfsn 2uftf9tfsr bieies sanbes e,baui
'poreen, ane perbe Tderli& fur bas gross
nnternebnaen ausreiden. M1e lusii9tsn
tstsn saniis unb ct CLAUDE, bab ct erfols'
reid fstn pirte. 9srr Donalbfon sibt fer
nsr an, sab It nit san3er Seele an benz un'
ternsbu1sn tdnst unb felbf bic Tur&t Dol
bsa' Sobe Jpn ni&t abfdredsn fann. Iube,
Wa1btnstpn s. Gcnalbfcn, benz auftfaifer
ssben NIT benz 8alon George q. Qunt
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1lmtsrj@lasuns. Son Stem yort ntre
bertatet : Sobn 9onarb youn9. Elm eler'
I'M @%elsbepartment int Yptamte miro iet'
leBtem 9amtas sermiBt. Cine fluHt'se
l1nterfuauns itiner @s&nunsen erstet eth
Def,tt, ts1sn ssnauer Setras ron f''em
Sa9funbissn tereAnet werret tpire.
@elbcs Ticber. @us Cairo, 81. ~'re
pom G.. b. ssmelost : MaYor@crb Hes bislsn
mcrssn Sfentlt6 befannt NADER, eab aas
Sdife, tpelhe pom, @iben bier eintrellen
tie Auarantdne gu befeben bitten. Das
selbe Sieber, bus eesenwdrtis 70 entisBltA
tn @emp9is sraicrt, madt oisisn S9r'tt
n%ot0wenbis. &stn goct, pslhss etnen
Tiebe1franfeu an 8prb bat, oter 9a6astere,
welGe Der NnRsduns aussefset 'pareu, biri
G@ Der @tabt auf mebr ais swst Metler
ndbern. Gin @rst purbe ansefeQt, hefen
@Eitt es IN, ieSem antpmmcneen SdtT auT
srpst Mstlen entsesen gu setsn unb ben ca
%nttdtssufano an 8oro gu 1nterfu6en.
sns @empbis, 6. Sft. DaS sslte STE
Der uitbet mad tpie DOR in srldredsneer
@etie unter Der bieiisen gsspltsruns.
Mus Sbrsbcport, ea., srsebt en- bic prene
Se5 0dntes nadfeteneer