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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23
TIE WORLD ABOUT US.

There is prodigious amount o.
happiness in the world that man does
not see All around us myriado Of
living things are tastng the new wine
Of summer. The big brown toad
<quats blinking in the sun, a happy
toad. Who can take the census Of
an acre of grass and daisies? EThere
are big red and black butterflies, and
downy moths, and black crickers ;
there are grasshoppers and spiders (;
and these are only the "upper ten;"'
below them come countless multi
tude of creatures too fine for our
sight. The next field has a popuIa-
ton of its own, and the woods yon-
der harbor new tribes, The sweet
air and the sunshine are for them
all their are the flowers and the for
csts (; the oak houses theirs the
daisy $ their palace ; for them, too,
the dew falls and the clouds bring
rain and the seasons revolve all ale
In one great family, for whom one
Father cares christian U7aaon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

Herr Philip Spiller, German philoso-
Dher, has made discovery IN theology,
which, if confirmed, would entirely SUI
persede the Athanasian Creed and every
other. He roiers all things that exist
to Universal World-Hther. Tbs
Re her is unconscious and impersnnal,
The infinite does not appear to be solved
by theory of Either in anywlse more
satisfactorily than it would be by the
hypothesis of Chloro orm.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

planks together in so def a manner
that the difficulties which had seem
cd insurmountablo vanished. DuriRe
the spring months, with the ther.
mometer 90 degrees below zero, and
often in binding drift, the building
of the boats went on. The situation
grew daily more discouraging, but
the work was never relaxed, and the
courage of the men never failed. Ad-
vancing steadily, the crew were
ready to depart by the end of June.
determined to push southwark. aaI i
"When the boats were launched.
they leaked agood deal, but the
men determined to trust them, and
stocking aboard all their remaining
provisions, and ammunition, they said
farewell to Life-Boat Cove.
"After enduring many privations,
and encountering perlls from which
their escape seemed almost ,niracu-
lous, they succeeded at last, through
great exertioGs, in reaching Cape
Parry. A few miles below the Cape,
at Fritz-Clarence Rock, an encamp-
ment was made. Every night, when
the labors of the day were over. the
boats were hauled up upon the foe,
and everything taken out, and the
only hot meal Of the day prepared.
The apparatus Ienployed in cooking
was fthe most primitive character. /
Each boat carried quantity of rig
ging from the Polaris, and a can Of
oil. With these fire was made in
the bottom ofan old iron bucket. Tea
was the only thing that could be
made with such an apparatus. They
state that the privatlons they suffered
were not serious, Tue life was rough,
laborious, and monotonous; but ]
though dangers occasionally present.
I'd themselves we'll calculated to in
spire the greatest fear, no serious ac-
,ident occurred, and on the 21st of {
une the boats reached Cape York !
IN safety. Here they were again be-
set with ice. On the 23rd their .
came to an end"
They succeeded in attracting the
attention of the whaler Ravenscrag,
Capt. Allen, of Dundee, Scotland, BY
whom they were rescued and taken
to that port.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

Some experiments are announced.
which, if the result which is attribu.
ted to them may be depended upon.
viii prove to be very important. An
exchange says of them "The re,
mark of Muspratt, that iron is ma
tnre's scavenger, has been justified
by recent studies, in which it has
been shown that strips ofiron thrown
into cisterns Of water speedily destroy
all sewage contamination. MedlocL
has proved, by stries of experiments
that iron produces nitrous acid bv it
action on the heterogeneous organic
matter,which is the most DESTRUCTIVE
power nature has. He has found. a
general result, that by allowing wa
ter TO be in contact with large sur
lace OF iron, i'll about torty-eigh
hours every ira Q of organic matte
was either destro ed or rendered ir
soluble, in which state 1t could b
purified efectually by filtration"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23
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This work is a complete history ot all branc hes
lofindustry, processes of manufacture, etc. in all
ages. 1t Is complete encyclopedia Of arts and
manufactures, aud Is the most entertaining and
valuable work ofinformation on subjects of gener-
al interest ever offered to til public, For circulars
and TERMS address the publishers.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23
THE ZONE OF LIFE.


- - &st& - g
20 Insignificant as is the spot we IN
habit, the zone of life-the ares
which not only all that live anG
breathe and move inhabir, but il
which AL vegetation is contained
is still more limited. From the sub
marine forest in the lowest depths O.
the sea to the highest altitude tc
which the condor scars, above the
perpetual snow, is but twelve miles
Within those scanty limits, six miles
of air above us, six miles of water
beneath, everything that has vitality
is confined. If the salamander lives
In the central fire, the exception is
so small as scarcely to be worth men
tioning. The air presses upon the
earth with force equal to thirty
three feet of water, and upon every
averag human body with a weight
of fifteen tons, which only does not
squash us fat as pancakes because
the air surrounds US on al sides, In
Guiding our insides, and thereby the
weight is balanced. Tomost of US.
nature is one vast mirage, suggest
ing infinite decisions; and even to
the learned many things still re-
main to be cleared up by slow-mov-
ing science in future ages. Who
would imagine, upon the face of the
matter, for instance, that, in an air
less world, not a sound could be
heard On the contrary, in still
and silent space, one would conceive
that we might hear a pin drop from
the moon. Hawksbee demonstrated
the contrary of this fact in memoir
able experiment before the ROYAL
Society, one hundred and eighty
years ago. He placed clock under
hs receiver of an air-pump, in such a
way that the striking of the clapper
would continue after the air had
been exhausted; while the receive
wa full of air, the sound was quite
audible when it was empty, all was
silent. Again when the air was intrs
duced, there was feeble sound,
growing in intensity as the air grows
denser. ''"@ ,EA. e-J..%
At the top of Mont Blanc, the re
port of pistol is no louder than tina
OF common cracker let off at the
level ofthe sea. "Above two miles. ,,
says Mr. Glaisher, who, as everybody
knows, Is an aeronaut of considerable
experience, "all noise ceases. III
never encountered a silence more
complete and solem than i the nights
OF tae atmosphere-in those chilling
solltudes to whichno terrestrial sound
ne 'ches." On the other hand, clouds
absolutely facilitate the transmission
of sound. Above great city, to a
height of from one thousand to ff-
teen hundred feet, there is always a
noise, immense colossal, and indie
scribable." The whistle of steam
engine is heard at ten thousand feet
the noise Of a train eighty two hun
dred, says M. Flammarion but Mr.
Glaisher testifies to having heard this
latter whentwenty-two thousand feet
up in the air the shouts of a crowd
ofpeople, the growing ola cock, the
tolllng Of a bell,to five thousand and
the shout of a human being to sixty
three hundred feet.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23

The peril to the purity OF the gov
eminent lies not in high ambition but
In low dishonesties, it comes not from
those who think of doing great things
for glory, but from men who think
of doing mean things for profit.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-23
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Interesting accounts OF Noted Physicians aud
Narrativee of their lives II reveals STARTLING sc
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terms address the publishers,
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
GS0chenf(ichc Suinois 8faafs-Beifaerre.

Qei6t bdtte es aber n 0 d l6limmer
perben f0nnen; benin tpte aus oem Betiz
tionenpcr5et6niB beS Gomitc's berporz
sebt, fino Die TreunOe beS Temperen3sez
ieBeS 1T unlerem Situate bel riibri9er 9ez
pelen ais feline SetnOe. Die ll6 betreffs
beS Semperen5gelebes an Die @eiebge=
bung gert6teten 9ettttonen batten Suz
ianmen 1898 l1nteri6riften; babon
paren aber IA ,452 fir Gerl6arfnng beS
Semperen39eiebeS unb nlr 946l fir Nuf=
bebung ODER @rmdBigung beiielben.
Qlerotn8s nebmen eS Die Sanattfer betm
Sammeln bon llnteri6riften nidt genau;
aud bic BON S6ulftnbern unb 3u9tz
bauslern 1tnb tbnen tptlfommen. 0o6
1ur uni 10 mebr @runb baben bic @egner
6eS Iemperen3unfu9S, Dor bieien rid
it6tsloien 8iiblern auf Ser SUIT Su Ietn
ltno bic 6drloe ibnen 9egeniiber nj d
tn ben S6ooB gu legen. Sonit ptr0 es
IN Der Sbat IN Der na6iten Sabren nt6t
ltl1r nidt better, i%onoern nod i6ltmmer
ner0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22

0as vSpe3ialcomite fir Iemperens''
bat alio Der Staatsgeiebge6ung BON 81
linois en6li9 feinen 8eri6t e~rftattet
9aB gegen bas 2emperenageieb In
btefer @eiebgebung ni6ts gu MAIDEN
lift, 3eigteu idon frI6ere Nbfttmmungen
6erIeLben. 11nb ri9t @entge befir6te>
ten Iogar, baB BITE @~eiebsebuns 6as @es
fGA nod ssr19drfen tperbe. Qn NntrG5
qen ~ otefem 8pefe bat es in tbr nt9t
9efe6lf; 1tnb gar man6er Iemperensler
arbeitete Sqrauf 6in, 6aB 6as @eieB Inn
Bic uabnfiuHigiten Beittmmungen bes
Semperen8seieSss bon Sn0tana ubereiz
6ert" per6e.
60 tpeit moute aber 6ss o6eu er}eq 6nte
Speatalcomtte troB bes Stters ietnes
8Orftbers Carpenter bod ni&t !geben;
unb ietn 8ert6t lduft auf BEN &af1 btns
aus, borerft 6a5 3entperen39efeB BON
Suinois pe6er sl ermGBiger, nod gu
berl6drfen, fonbern eS gu laifen, tpte es
iit. 3uglei9 fteute bas Gomtte fretlt6
fir Bic 9ufunft U8erbeiierungen" in
Nusfi6t, Inn bas @eieb mod t~pirfias
mer unb nibli6er" gu MAIDEN.
&uf bteie @eiie erLebtgt 6aS gpmite
Sic ie6Sasbn linn 3u9etDteienen Qntrdge
fir unb se9en ben Semperen5i6pinbel!
OaB es norerit nt6t nod 16ltmmer
ptrO, lit elm 2rot, penH aN@ elm
i4le9ter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
See @aeemfrie9 1T 2omtitanA.

0as Stdbtden Golfar, in uel6em sic
rS6la6t" 3mti6en MeiBen uuo Negern
9ei6la9e1 tpur0e, Itegt I'M nor6meftlt6en
Tbetle BON GDutitand auf benz ltnten ltfer
6es Reo Etper nnb tpar 16on felt etnioen
Tagen ber S6auplab bon unruben. Gin
unparteit19es urtbeil iiber bic aulest 10
blnttg qenor6enen 8orfdue lGbt i6 in
6ieiem MugenbliGe nod nt9t fallen; ie0e
Bdrtet i6iebt natiirlt6 bic S9ulb anf
bic anbere.
&ein 11nbefangener tpir6 ober IGltqneu.
o0B eS tpetbe Hebellen 1ln6 &ufll1re tpaz
rem, bic in ben lebten Sa6ren audi in
outltana bas Signal CUR WiBo6tung
oeS @eIebe5 1ln6 sur brutalen Inter
6rIfung Der Metnungsfrei6eit qoben.
yeo6 IN ben lebten Wo6en be9in9en be-
fon6ers i'm iibli6en S6eile Qouifiano's
RufluTbanben emp0ren6e S6an6tbaten
gegen tpetBe uno farbtge &epubltfaner.
Oies 1agen nn6 beflagen audi anitGn6iae
bemofrattf9e Stem Orleanier 8lGtter.
0as Borgeben Der y1eqer in gorb>
2outiiana tptr6 bur9 bies Benebnen Ser
Rebeuen unb &rflurer in Sii6~2oui1iana
nt9t gere6tierttgt, tpobl ober miro es
babur9 erfldrt.
Ste radlte Seraltlo1ltt9 gu ben bluttgen
~Gret8nifen CAB iebo6 offenbar-ber Qemz
terftretts bic tn Sol8e ser GeriGumniB 6es
Songrehes tn1ner nod fprtbete6en6e
Ooppelreeterung bon 9o1i7tana.
SIN Vefibe oer SpuntDGmter in Collar
b%efanoen ft9 bic &epubltfaner; aber bic
0emofraten bebaupteten, oaB TIRE
&anoioaten Bic re6tmGBig getpGblten
ieien.
Ser republifanii6e @ouberneur Sell
Iog9, Elm beionnener unb g~emdBigter
Wtann, i6etnt eruftli6 bemit6t getueien
gu ietn, bteie Nemterfrage IN Golfar frteOz
LID uno unpartetii6 Su loien. Q(ber Sic
bet11abe gang aus WeiBen belteben6e 0ee
mofratie tpoute, ipie es i6eint, etne lol6e
S9lt6tung nt9t abmarten, ionbern
ludtes ftb Der Nemter getpaltiam Al be-
md6tt9en, iporauf Der republtfani5de
Sberif @ar6 unter Der bsinabe gaus aus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
3uiulnmen 100

9teie 3ablen m6gen ni6t gang berlGbs
lid ietn; aber fte tper6en ft6 AUDI nt6t
gar melt bon Der Wabr6ett entfernen.
2n beutl6en Siritenb0fen paren ia
frIber v2etbmDbren" bur9aus nt6tS TIM
9etpDbnli6es; unb nod Dor nt6t 10 gar
LANCER 3ett tpur6en BON authorization
beuti6en &etienben, ). g.. bonn Giirften
Budler>M usfau, bann bon Baron Wil>
Ter unb Nnberen 0tener uno audi 9tene>
rtnnen aus Benz vW1obrenlanbe" imporz
ttrt. Nu6 blteb bet unb ienet Sarbtge,
BEN etn Nmertfaner NIT Dinals 9ebradt,
brauBen, tpte Ser 8ater bes bom Nna. 5.
W. erpdbnten Burners. g1t6t tpent9e
Der vWobren" in 0euti9lanb berbetraz
tbeten ft9 bort nit tpeiBen WG69en; bic
bon 0etnri9 Seine berberrlt6te GliGBer
&06in, tpeI6e ben Mobrenfiriten Tret>
lt9ratb's b%etrat6ete; bat IN 0euti6lan6
man6e Na6abmertn g~efunben. Sbelet9
nun in 0euti6lanb pett tpentger Gacenz
Oorurtbetl beitebt ais in ben Ser. Staaten,
10 lit IS bod gang natiirlt6, baB Der
Trteb, mad BEN Ser. Staaten ausautpan>
bern, audi gar man6en Sarbtgen nn6
Na9fommen bon Sarbtgen in 0eutf6>
Lamb er9rtf, 3urnal na6bem Bic Nte9er in
ben Ser. Staten our6 ben Biirgerfrteg
eman5tptrt tporoen tDaren.
Sn @btcago befanben ft6 na9 benz
Genius bon 1870 3pet beltt16e yNtsgers",
elmer aus 6efien, unb Der an6ere aus
9euti6lanb i'm 9mgemetnen, 9ebiirtig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22

S6tpar3en b~efteben6en rebubIifonfihen
Yartet Der @e9el1o Wfarnl3aften All
1et1tem 1ttO ietner @ouegen S9ub auf6ot.
NuS ben tebt nod 3temlib perptrrten
8ert6ten 9ebt berpor, baB ii0 bei6e 8orz
teten bon Nntang an gr0bIi6e 11eberz
qrtffe erln1tbten. @etpaltt6aten famen
bon betben Getten Dor. 0o6 ergte6tft6
1elbft aus BEN bemofratti6en 8eri6ten,
baB ii6 Sic 9ee9er 10 5temli6 in ser Oez
fen1ibe bielten. 8on ibrer Stenung betm
@ert6tSbau1e 3u Golfar aus 16lu9en Ite
Sic N1tgrtffe ser WeiBen tpteber6olt 3uz
rid. Nber a19 Sic 8etBen erbtelten be-
trd9tlt6e 8eritdrfunget aus per gdn5en
11m9egenb, bis BON Qleranorta berauf;
u1t0 am lebten Sonntag gt1gelt tie gum
enti6etbenoen Nngrtff atf Die S6tpar5et
itber.
g8enn d1t6 nlr Bic 6Glfte . Dem
pa0r lit, mas iiber Die S6aten Der tpetBen
Nlt9retfer 1t1b Steger bon i6ren eigenen
Sreunben, in SEN bon lebteren abgelauo>
ten 0epei6et, bert6tet miro, 10 per6tee
men 6teie Seute boQauf baS PrGOtfat:
petbe WobocS.
Omar fibren Bic Ben @eiBen 9itnitiGen
8eri6te 3ur @nti6ul6t9ltng an, bic See
ger bGtten, ais ber &f cine fir tic nm
giinittge @en6lu1g nabm, cine 8arlamenz
tGrSflagge a%1fgepflan5t, UNI oann Die
DetBen Qdmmer, Ste fi6 (natiirli6 in
frie6lidfter NbIt6D benz @eri6tsbauie
nGberten, DerrGtberti6 81 i6teBen. 0a
ieoo6 bic GebeQenbert6te 1elbit iagen,
oaB Die gteger meiit aus friiberen 8unz
oeS1olbaten beitanben, 10 lit ntdt an3lt>
nebntert ,0aB ote1e etre 10 un1DloattIde un0
nteoertrG6ttge 9an0lung begtngen. Wo6l
aber meloen bic 9tebellenbert6te nit
8oblgefaIlen, baB bic @eiBen bas 0e=
rt6tsbauS, III tpel6em bic 9teger etnge>
16loifen ODER um3tngelt tparen, - in
8ranb ftedten un6 bann bte, tpel6e Dem
Seuertobe gu entflteben fu9ten, nteber>
f6oHen. @egen bunoert Reger ioQen
auf bteie Wetie perlegt" iporben ietn.
Sa tpenn bic &ebeQenbert9te nt@t oufz
i6netben, 70 ftno ee0en 800 gfeger rcbgez
than" tporben; benin bic 3abl Der i6nar>
3el1 Gombattanten tptro BON bte1en 8ez
rt6ten auf 400 uu6 bte 3abl Der entfomz
menen S6tpar3en nun auf 100 aneegeben.
9agegen folen bic 8erluite Der @etBen
gang u%nbebeutenb fem.
9tena6 tpGre alio bic 8lutbo63ett in
@olfar 70 srGBlt6, tpie cine dbnIt6e I'M
SpGt1ommer 1866 ultter BEN Qltlpt5ien
Nnbretp Sobnfon's bon ben 9tebeIen in
SEEM Orleans beranftoItete Wfebelet.
0offentlt6 itno aber bic oben e%rpGbnten
8eri9te 1e6r iibertrieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22

men in 0euti6lonb gebOrene
un6 BON sort in bic Ser. Staaten ein8se
tpanberte r~9tig9ers".
Der vNn5. B. 80" bemerft ilber oteS
ufarbige beuti6e Clement" IN ben Ser.
Stdaten:
rGs sibt flint forbi9e 9aiern, Don benen BRET
in gte1u Orleans, elmer in Glepelano ltuo elmer Ill
MernpbiS 1pobnt = Ginen ~f0rbtgen SDambur9er
IN 9te1p Dort pier farbt9e 5arnoperGner IN
Stem gorf, 8rooflpn, 9telo SrlcanS unb Gincinz
@burleltOn, 51uei IN g6e1p Orleans uilo @tner IN
Chicago 1uobnt = Gtnc1 f~arbigen Nallater IN
Seem gorf -bretSebn farbt9e Breuben, pom oerel
lie elmer IN Cincinnati, @barleiton urb 8tlrltngz
ton (0el.l lieben in gtc1p Orleans, bret in Wtfmz
pbtS luobnen @tnei f~arbt9en Sadien IN @9lbz
tn9ton @tnen tarbt9en S6mabe1 in Wem Sr>
leans unb fiinf3ebn farbt9e 0euti6e obne tpes
steQe Mngabe bes en9eren BdterlanbeS, bon tpel>
6en 3ebn IN 9teiu 0orf, bic ibrt9en tiinf in
Brooflpn, .@btca9o, New Orleans, @albtn9ton
u1b Otcmpbts ipobnen. Gin ~farbt9er S9wetSer
lebt IN Srooflpn. Sir ct. Gouts fibrt Der Gers
obmobl nod por Elm poar Sabren elm FOLDER, her
malG6en mnierer &eier bctannt Ietn iuiro, bier
lcbte. 9erielbe mar in Berlin seboren, luobin
ietn &oter pom etnem friiberen 0eiunbten Der Ser.
Stanten mtt9enontnen ,por6en mar. gr mar eth
Sieuli9 9ebt(Oeter iunser Dtantt, BET gut Oeutl9
ipra6; letne anfnabme IN ben 3urnperein ma6te
letner 3ett rt9t pentg pon li9 reben."
Na6 Sem Genius ser Ser. Staten
bonn Sabr 1870 lit i~ibrt9ens bic 3abl Der
6euti6en Neger, Wfulatten nnb bgl. IN
ben Ser. Staaten nod gr0Ber, ais Der
v@n3. 5. 49," angtebt. Sener Genius
fIbrt nGmli6 fol9enbe in BEN Ser. Staa>
ten beftnolt6e aus 9eutl6lano 9ebIrttge
Neder sc. an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
GeMtI6e ,,WiAAerS||+

Sci ber @rinbuns Ser Republican,
16en Partet mubten es ft6 beutl6e STE
publtfaner gefalleu Iaiien, bon vgrauen"
6enti3en Oemofraten vbeut19e Wig9ers"
betttelt au tperben. 0as bat qufgeb0rt!
Iber IS 9tebt tptrfIi9e beutids See
ger, Wfulatten &C. IN Sen Ser. Staaten,
Wtr metnen i1i6t ierte alien unter ben
8enniploanti6 0eutl6en in 8erfs
@ountp unb anberen penniDlpanii6oeut5
i6en Counties auf9emadfenen Gar6igen,
pie feline anbere Spra6e Derfteben als bic
benassIpanil9oentl9e. lonber8 pir meis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
Stem 0orf, Is. @priG 1878.

Gin 8 tertag aber faum Elm 10 i96@
ner, tpte ct mad Der 8ei9retburg, Die
unS Or. Sauitus 9egeben, itber Der alien
beuti6en &et6sftabt auf5n8eben ptle9te.
8om @tie befreit itno 3ipar alt3 pier
Strom ltnb 8d6e, aber NIT ietnen bolt
BEN belebenben Bid" lit Der SrIblt19
btsber nod lebr setatg 9etpeien. Sur Ell
men etnstgen oieier 8life Daben mir nit
laueen 3aeen BON gtebel, &Glte uno Ndiie
gu biiBen gebabt, unb 9~eitern frlb iagte
ni6t Elm G9neeiturm, ionbern Elm pab@
rer S6nec1I Tornado, mte mir tbn ben
gall3en @inter Iber ni4t aeiebeu. Hber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
All nnfete 2effr,

Die Wot1nSiebttt0, o1f
f@ BET Der ftarfem Na@s
frage ma1 Prdntiemb1s
@er1t 4tttIer @orratb balo
trf10pfen tperOe, iOettt
RG nod fraber nertpirflts
9en SIT TOILET, ais aptr ers
martet battem+ Na6Oett
ipir felt Oetm Segimm Oer
HertbetI1ttt8 nt@t mettts
GET ais 1000 Bidder at
@bonnenten berianot bas
ben, ner5Ieibem 1tatr nO6
Wemtge batmoert nOn Oc1tt
tn nort0et 9erbf nerz
TGriebemen Sorratb+ 1tus
ter foI@em Mntitdm0ett e..
ittG)em tpir Oiejemi 1ttts
ferer 0remnOe, tre40e nod
an Der ~OteSmaligem Yr6:
Mttenaus9abeS She'll st bas
bett tptimi 6eet, lire 8ettel=
lttm9em bis ipdteiteas @m=
be MpriI st atta@en. NoG)=
mails lei be7merft, oaB ie=
Ner MbOnnent, tpel6er
Cta1 8eri6tt8mn9 ettuat:
ger &adadmoe) swet
Dollars fIr ett Sab
r~esabomnenteatt attf Oas
@ o @enb1atto er SUIT
ssoiS Staats5ettmn9 (oOer
ben ,,@ at Die
Expedition oer staatsset=
tmn9 eimf@i6t, Mniprm@
anf etm Nrdmtembn0 bat.
0%or1amoem iimo nod
6reampIare npm oen foIz
AettOett 8erfem:
CHARLES q Nomam:
,,Nnier 9emeimi6attHs
def 0reunO," GMu:
ftrirD+
2GIfre0 Mei6mer's Homtatt:
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Otto @npptus: ser Ye0s
lar, v5tn @eitem''+
8ertpitein's poptldr piis
1emf0aft4i@e @oHSbiis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
Grem0cS 8Inf.

Die Isabelle 4 in ser bonn Gen1usbiireau
aufgeltelten 8eb0lferungSitattittf Der
Ser. Staaten fir 1870 bat su BEN felt
famiten Srrtbitnern in Der oeut16en
8reiie NnlaB gegeben. 90 peit bieie
Quffaiiung Der Qusbrudstpetie bes Gem
Jus berporgegangen tparen, baben mir iie
neult6 81 beri6ttgen geiu6t. 0abet tpurz
ben bic IS, 928, 351 ginmobner fremben
8lutes, tpel6e Die 81. 9. Staats3eitung,
unb bic 26, 1913 400, tpel6e bic Weitli6e
Boit berausgere6net bate, a1f Die be-
i6etbenere 3abl BON l6, ASS, SCI berabge>
ieBt. Nu9 bteie 3aN lit nod, tpte tpir
onr6 cine auf alntli6e Nngaben fnbenbe
Wetttbetlung beS 9errn 8. S6abe erfab1
rem, 3u bod; bod ltest btesmaI Bic
S6nlo bes Observation-Disclosures ni6t an
ben Geiern, ionbern on BEN S6reibern
6eS Genius, mel6e bur6 tire ungei6tdte
NuSoruGSpetie benz 8eritdnbntB beS 2e>
1ers serabesu cine Sale geiteIt baben.
Sol9enoeS iinb Die Rubrtfen 6es Genz
Jus:
l. @eiammt>gin1ppbner5ab ........ 3S,555, 9S3
2. SIM 2unbe 9eboren 1885, 37
3. SIM AuSlanoe geboren ......... $780, $40
4. Son auslGn0tl den Stern, ooer Don
aust. Batter ooer Mutter ...... 1882, obs
5. gon auslGnoti6em 0uter........ 1851 ,233
6. @on auslGnbil6er Mutter. ...... 1O,1O5, 627
z. 8on auslGno. Batter Mno a~uSlGno.
Mutter. e,734,s 45
Dat Ste unter Sen <brtten 4 BITS 7
gegebenen 3ablen bteielben Snotbt@
buen be3et9nen, alio ntbt etpa 3uian1>
menge5ablt merben biirfen, ionbern BON
chamber ausgei6te6en tperben miifen
lebrt Ste geiunoe 8ernunft. neberotes
mirb in elmer 9lnmerfung gu Ser Isabelle
ausorildlt9 barauf aufmerfiam gema6t.
Die 3tffer No. 7 fteGt iopobI in SIR. s.,
ote in geo. 6 bartn, muB alip BON ie6er
BON betben abge3pgen perben. Ser it6
6araus ergebenbe Geit, 81 geo. 7 ge3Gblt,
ergiebt bte 3abl Scr. A. 0aB aber oteie
3abl Scr. 4 audi bte unter Scr. 3 etnz
i6lteBt, pte mir iebt bur6 9rn. S6aoe
erfabren, fam man Ser Isabelle nt6t
anie6en. 8telmebr tpiirbe ieber l1nbe>
fangene 6te SADIE 10 periteben, Dab it6
bic 3oblen $50. Al II auf Die in BEN
Ser. Staten geborenen &iroer auslanz
oti6er Gltern besteben.
Steaen mir nun bic Isabelle 10 auf,
tpte ie pernitnfttger 8etle bate auf9ez
felt tperben io1en:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22
(GOrreiponbens Der SainOis Staats5eitnn9.)
Ne&p @ptfer Srtefe+
Np. 1859.

Otter 8 Setrad1t.nsen. Sin @apitel aus Der
&rbeiterfrase.-S Der StrlFe Ter gas
erbeiter rms feline Sebren. = Das @pporiG1z
une elm ncles Mpfferium.-NMS ScmSdnrc Ter
peri6nlid,eu 6rciteit. - abortion mtc Gift
mpre. - Sine bccenflid)e Sreilpredmus.
Sri. Scneer iibcr edS reutfd)e SplfSliee. -
NfSntcrinliarnus Mnb Mpeie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-22

Sisie grmabisuug tritt tebOd MIR banu Elm, men" bic
Rameu Der GbOunsnteu Guf sirmuI s~tuseianbt psrs
ben. uub srpur untsr @UrauSbesabImne ftr Sas
S0bx 1878.
Sreteu su eiuem Club ipGter weitere NbOnnenten bin;u
10 ~erbeu bic @bouuemetsPretis fir 6ieie 3u benielben
9tubsgoteu ~berebuet. Golden. Ste Clubs Don 20 Biz Is
abonueuteu btIOeu. ienbeu mir / GrsmpIar gratis.
Sober aIte GbOuneut, Der nod Gwet ueue GbOnnsHten
Rt 1878 uub 81 siuisuOst. trbdlt ieiu grempIar elm Sabr
Hd.
I'm pOtmsttsr, Gesuten &C. fir WtIbe un6 ~1lntoitem gu
sui@aeiseu, ~sewdbreu mir ~beuieIben einsu 8abatt Don
10 qrosent auf oHe @sISsr, bic uns Don Osuielben einses
vaubt per6eu.
@eISsiuienbuuseu frb, no es m6sIid, in pDft 3 gslSS
mwstiuHsen Obsr rssiitrirten 8riefeu gu MAIDEN.
@iau abreiFre:
SHtmots gtaatsseitnnsssGp.,
Chicago, Su.