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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09
superior City.
Saint Croix Republican.

Saint Croix Republican
In company with DR.. Epley we Wis
tied Superior on Thursday, and were
met at the depot in that city by DR..
.. n Murdoch, and escorted to his
coy home and most royalty entertain
ed. The Doctor is making money in
practice and also in real estate, which
fact his friends will be pleased to learn
and Mrs. NJ. is delighte3 with her
home aud surroundings, and we shall
be only too happy to repeat our visit
to the future Chicago Of the North
west at no more distant day than next
summer.
Superior today is place Of great
expectations and f;,r apart distances.
and occupies the finest site for a city
OF any place IN the Northwest, and
her citizens know and feel this fact.
and have showed real estate so high
that common scrubs need not apply;
and four times higher than her pre-
sent population and business will war
rant. The way to build a city is lust
what Superior folks are not doing.
They are at work on the wrong end
OF the job, They are absolutely freez-
ing out the bone and siRev Of the
country by holding property and rents
at eXhorbitant figures and bidding for
capitalists. We very much doubt If
any OF our carpenters, blacksmiths or
masons, with small families, could
support themselves at the present rents
and prices Of provisions, and no doc
tors bill to pay. Potatoes are SOC,
butter 30 to 10, eggs, Chicago packed.
Z out Of 2 bad, Toe. The people If
Superior are depending upon their
unrivaled natural advantages for a
great city &c be forced upon them, and
they want TO be there and own lots of
lots when the picnic comes. Ifnature
had done less for the site, her people
would have done more.
Superior will receive a boost this
year that Will DC the making of the
burg if the property holders Will fix
things 50 the average class Of work
men and small capitalits can make "a
living and a little margin over The
Omaha folks will extend their line in
to town and bald docks during sum
mer, and the chances are that jim
Hill will extend the Manitoba road to
Superior before the year Is out Now
Superior must come to the front with
a red-hot hotel, spacious elevators,
Touring mills and y od-working fac
tories, and use the raw material that
either goes through or by her like shot
out Of Il gun or remains all about her
ignorant Of axe, saw, lathe or plane.
lfSuperior has not the capital to push
things, a liberal policy on the part Of
the mosS-backs, who control eight
tenths Of the city property mot in the
hands Of the Northern Pacific rail
road would very soon bring the nee
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09
Wendell Phillips Dead.

Wendell Phillips, one Of the grand
est men, and, probably, the most elo-
quent and effective orator this coun-
try ever knew, has gone hence to re-
ceive his reward. He was born in
Boston, where he also died, Novem-
her 18th 1911. He was was admitted
to the bar in 1891, but two years lat
er he espoused the cause Of universal
freedom, and became an uncomprom-
sing abolitionist and gave up his law
practice and took to the rostrum. He
has been heard in almost every town
of any consequence from the New
England States to the Mississippi.
His last appearance III public was
when he spoke in the old South
church the next day after Christmas.
His disease as announced by his ply
stefan, was angina pectoris, the same
which took off his father and three
brothers. While Wendell Phillips is
dead, he has left behind him a name
which will never die. He has reared
for himself monument which will re-
main bright drought all time.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09
Patents 90 Wisconsin En:enfors.

Erwin q Benedict patent lawyers
at Milwaukee, Wis, report the follow
ing Patents issued to Wisconsin in
yentors recently:
Automatic car-brakc, J. c. Dane,
La Crosse.
Machine for planning felIies, s. T.
KEENAN,, Menasha.
Making sponge lead, }. X. kessIer,
Milwaukee.
Car-seal 7. II, Malone, milwaukee,
and q. a. Whiting, Neenah.
Sad-iron, y. II. White, Stevens
Point.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09
prcsIGeHiia! Tim Der.

The Milwaukee Sentinel, in an arti-
Gle discussing Presidential possibilities,
concludes its article with this send off
for ex-governor Fairchild:
In conclusion, we may add that if
the Chicago convention wishes to nom
mate candidate who will be elected
it can hardly do better than to take
Gen. Fairchild. He is a man of ex
cellent good sense, Of great executive
ability, and Of long experience in pub
ic life. He was the first man i'll the
state who volunteered for war on the
morning when the news Of the fall Of
Sumter and the presidents cali for
soldiers vas received. He has bril-
liant record as a soldier. He served
this state one term Is a secretary Of
state, and three successive terms as
governor. Subsequently he spent ten
years abroad in the counsular and di-
plomatic service. In every position
he has held, he has discharged It's du
ties with eminent ability. lie has an
untarnished reputation, and is not
identified with any faction of his party
bat would receive the hearty support
of all Republicans. In oar judgement
no more available candidate could be
found and his election would place Il
safe, upright, independent and efici-
emf executive in the presidential chair.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

The Ohio river valley Is again
undergoing its annual inundation.
The floods now BID fair TO be the
g:c}test and most destructive known
in many years. Some idea of the sit
uation may be formed by reading the
following dispatch, dated at Cincin
natl Wednesday morning last: At 9
o'clock this morning the rain still con
tinues and the river is fifty-eight feet
high and rising five inches per hour.
All small streams through the country
are at flood height. Reports from up
river points are that the ram Is still
falling and the river rising rapidly,
At Porthmouth ii Is forty-eight feet;
Ironton forty-fve feet seven inches;
Harrington, forty-two feet; " hecling,
forty feet and rising six inches an
hour
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

Pioneer Press: The sale Of treas
ury stocks of the Oregon & Transcon-
tinental to Gould and and his syudi-
cate, among whom Vanderbilt is sus-
pected to have share, is hardly
pleasing to bona tidc friends Of North
ern Pacific interests. 1t is charged
the syndicate was abetted by the new
president, Mr.. Endicott, and good
men feeccd out Of 81 $4,000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

A genuine case Of trichinosis has
appeared in Wabasha county, Mime
sofa. Last week the family of Chris
tian Schmidt partook of raw fresh
pork with only little salt sprinkled
over it. One child daughter twelve
years of age was dead and four others
of the family were sick at last ac-
counts. A microscopic investigation
showed the pork to contain about
ninety thousand trichinae to the cubic
inch. 1t is good plan to have your
pork thoroughly cooked before you
eat it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

The National Park Improvement
company has come TO the grief COM
mon to people who do not pay their
bills, and have property that creditors
can attach. Carver & Co. Of Living
ston, Mont, have taken property Of
the company to make good large
claim. The whole difficulty is said to
be due to Rufus Hatch, who did net
take 100000 of stock as he had
agreed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09
Diss oiution Notice.

The co-partnerShip heretofore existing between
H. F. Crouch and L. J. Crouch, under the firm
name of .. F. d E. J. Crouch. is this day dissulv-
cd by mutual consent.
All accounts Of the late firm will BE- settled by
D. E Crouch vi no viii continue the business
Dated February 9Th, ISL
u. T. CROUCH
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

"A Washington correspondent says
the committee on public lands will
vote to declare forfeited all lands not
earned by the Northern Pacific rail-
road company after 1878. If this is
done the company will loose nearly all
Of their lands west Of the Missouri
river.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

Hon. knute Nelson, formerly Of
Dane county, this state, member of
the forty-eighth congress from Mime
sofa, is the first Norwegian that was
ever elected to that body.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

At Fergus Falls last Saturday an
elevator warehouse burst and let out
upon the ground 10000 bushels Of
wheat.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

the Hudson Star and Times
came out this week a. an illustrated
paper, its illustrations being views cal
culated to advertise that young city,
1t was very attractive sheet, and a
good one for the object it had in view.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

DR. Richardson, of England, says
that when the air is dryest the drink
er Graves alcohol the most = This
may be the case in England, but in
this country it is when the drinker is
dryest that he Graves alcohol the most
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

-Souix Falls and Fargo both come
10 the front with cases of embezzel-
mcnt. vt tie former place it is A..
NJ. Flagg, an attorney, and at the lat
ter place it is J W. Uppercue, late
of the first National Bank Of that city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

The search for the treasure said
to lie in the wreck Of the frigatc Hus-
sar, at Hell Gate, \. Y, turns out to
be a fraud. The wrecker, it is alleged,
raised over $4,000 and expended
about one-half of it iii making a show
Of work; the other half he pocketed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

The boy who at school enjoys
standing on the Ounce block because
of the prominence it gives him, grows
to man who bowls for grcenbackism
aud free love and such things.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

Trade is improving and prices are
growing frmer; So say the Bradstreet
reports.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

The historical value of the Riel
rebellion will probably never be real
ized-for the simple reason, doubtless,
that the affair was piece Of brutal
and uncalled-for outlawry, which it is
absurd to dignity by the name OF rev
olution. 1t is now told how the insur-
gent chief put to death a refractory
settler at Fort Garry. Condemning
the man III a court where he under
stood not a word Of testimony, the
rebels shot the poor wretch, and put
HIM i'll his coffin before he was dead.
There he WAS kept freezing to death
for five hours, and finally was put out
Of his misery by Il tardy but effective
bullet as he lay there, mortally
wounded and frozen. Human his
tory can be read long while before
meeting an equal instance Of brutal
cruelty.-lress.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-09

In reply to the criticisms of friend
on his bill TO pension all soldiers, Con
gresham William T. Price makes
the following manly and just remarks:
Il made money, and SO did many
Others, by staying at home during the
war, while 50 many who went came
home, perhaps withouta scar and with
good health, vet poor, with business
broken up, and they had to commence
anew in business, almost strangers at
home, and Notwithstanding the fact
that many who are entirely undeserv-
ing would be benefited by the meas
urc, still am willing the soldier
should have the benefit of the doubt,
and further, | can afford and so can
the American people afford to be not
only just but liberal. As to the dis
ahled soldiers, 1t Is an impossibility to
do them justice. Let Us take our sur
plus revenue, pay this debt as far as
money can pay it, and if necessary
economic Ill some other direction"
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-06-07
StLI.Y COT NTY.

Commissioners rs-B p. Hoover. Chair
man; f. W. Eakin. G. Nj. Carr.
Sheriff.. j. Millett, Jr.
Trcasurer-Cnarles Agar.
Coroner
Surveyor-William Ashley Jones.
Assessor-Jos. L. Mcdonald.
Clerk of Court--H. W. Edgcrton.
Judge of probate-Merit Sweny.
Superintendent of Schools-David Sta
piles.
Register of Deeds and Ex Ofticio County
Clerk, j. A. Mcloon.
Justices of the Pcace-Wm. u. Ross, G..
w. Everts. ID. c. Nicol. ID. ID. Bryant.
Consiables-lIenry w. Sprague, Thomas
H. Tolton. Geo. III. Pcase.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-06-07

EsrRAYEp.-A dark cream colore,l
mare pony from section Il, 1879, ON
Monday eve, May 10Th Any person
returning or sending word of her where
abouts to the undersigned at Okohoio,
Dak.. or W. i. Smith Pierre, will bc
paid for their trouble.
l.. W. TRrMBULI, Okobojo, Oak
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-06-07
OFFICIAL PAPER OF SULLY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL.

Delegate in Congress-. b. Raymond
Governor-N. q. Ordway.
Secretary. III. Teller.
Trcasurer-W. III. McVav
Auditor-Gcorge l.. Ordway
Surveyor Gcneral-CorteZ ). Fessenden.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
W. III. III. Beadle
Chief Justice of Supreme Court-Alonzo
j. Edgerton.
Associate Justices Of the Supreme Court
VIM. l.. j. Church, c. ). Palmer, 5. b.
Hudson.
United States District Attorncy-Hugh
j. Campbell.
United States Marshal-IIarrison Allen.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-06-07

"A new stock of staple hardware nj
the old Pioneer Store of Henry Potter
A lodge of good templars mum.
bering over so was organized ut Blunt
last week.
Clifton township is getting to the
front. Two births the past week, no.
ticcd elsewhere.
WIN. Webb, of Fairbank, expects
to have a kiln of 10000 brick ready
for use by July 1st.
The Okobojo school board has de
cided not to hold a summer term Of
school, but will have a fall term.
w. A. j. Seals, wife and daughter,
came up from Pierre, Thursday, to
make settlement on their claim north
of town.
j. I. Donovan, of Blunt, agent for
the Mccormick reapcrs and binders,
was in Clifton last week, looking after
his interests.
For fine quality of Gents Furn-
ishing Goods at a low down price, it is
generally conceded that j. ID. Hilger &
CO., of Pierre take the cake
F. NJ. Chamberlain, three miles
sosth OF this village was son struck
last Saturday, but feels awful good over
it. Mother and child doing well.
TO say that new corners arc pleased
with both the soil and climate express
es it mildly; they are simply charmed,
and well they may be, for there is no
finer on this terrestrial footstool
A car load of the celebrated
Wood Binders, with the new Bundle
Carrier, have been sold this season by
Warner Bros, of Blunt and Pierre.
The first annual meeting of the
Southern Dakota Dental Society takes
place at Pierre next Tuesday, June 10,
and holds in session until noon of the
18th.
Henry Y. Copp, the well-known
land attorney of Washington, and pub
Usher of "Copp's Land Owner" a
standard authority on land laws, has
been looking Sully county over the
past week or two.
Webster claims the handsomest
ladies and the prettiest babies of any
town IN the territory.-Press and Da-
kotaian.
We contest that claim
w. G.. Nixon of the Pierre First
National Bank. accompanied by his
wife, was in town, Monday. Also T.
b. Moore. of the Security Mortgage &
Investment Co, accompanied by lady
Gettysburg has opened the battle
as candidate for the county seat of
Potter. 1t certainly, in justice to the
people. should he located near the cen
ter of the county, and Gettysburg comes
pretty near the mark.
The new Wood mower, owing to
many superior advantages, is now hav-
ing the largest sale of any mover on
earth. For sale by Warner Brothers,
Blunt and Pierre, Oak. -
L-The Clifton base ball boys effected
an organization last Saturday evening
by electing W. NJ. Rickert Captain; A.
$. Tobias, Secretary, and Roscoe Stin-
son, Treasurer. They expect to prac-
tice up-slittlc to-day. -
-Gleckler Il Mcclure are selling
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-06-07
HAYDEN BROS,
PIERRE. DAKOTA.
WE NOW HAVE A VERY LARGE AND EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes and Groceries.

hch have come lots within the last few Consequently
goods the following
the United States This
and the following prices will be the proof
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-06-07

-Gleckler Il Mcclure are selling
breaking plows cheaper than YOU can
buy them anywhere and don't forget
it. Our stock offarmers' and builders
hardware is large and complete, bought
for cash, and will be sold at big reduc-
tons. We can and will save YOU
money.
GLECKLER K McCLURE.
Pierre and Blunt.
FuR SALE.-Two young bulls, !
blood Short Horns Call mt my resi-
dcncc on section 26, ll4T9.
52tf Ill. q. PEAsE.
GARDEN SEEps-A full stock of
u. w. Ferry Il Cos. fresh garden seeds
have just been received and are now
on sale mt Henry potters Pioneer Store,
Clifton.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-06-07
Groceries, Queensware, Crockerv,

Buying all goods strictly for Cash and larger quantities
house line enables offer unapproacae
goods marked plain figures One for all at
times goods not satisfactory Orders promptly filled parts
the country.
HAYDEN BROS.
Pierre y. 7. & Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-08
25ochen&G1chc S(lfnofS SGfacrts-Beifpere.

in 8ormen uno lebt lett ettpa 10 Sa9ren 'aLS
9riDatmaltn III QSie9baoen.
SIN @eIn9auie en- III Sc zen mir6
auf Dem freien Blabe unlDett oe5 rDmants
idlen Qauie5 0eu1nQtit bic 6ron3ene Bllte
0e5 G%rTinDer5 oeS &elepDon, Y D&ttpp
JtetS, oeiien @eburtsitaot YelnDauien tit.
auigeiteut lperDelt. Sic 8ilite fommt Guf
etncn 6ofel BON io8euanntem ihpeoiidan
@ranit. Iie ~9elun9ene 8Iite lit ban benz
Bil000uer 2lntou Start 9tumpf in TrGntz
fQrt gearbtjtet IND III Wtlin0el it Bron5e
bcrGeltellt mor0el1,
SIN Der @cmeinoe 9Drnbo0 BET
Wieu tpuroe in BRET nebeneinauber 9es
~Ieaenen g8eingQrten pas Norbanoenlein Der
&eblau9 feitgeiteut. Sn 6olNe Delien
bat bic Stattbalterci Die 2lu8fubr DDn Jtee
ben, Oann Don 9flan5en, YflauSentbeilen
unb anberen @egenitGnoen, Die ais &rdger
oeS SnlefteS befannt itn0, aus Dem gan5en
@ebiete Der Oeneinoe 0ornbo0 perboten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-08

gHn0e.1rG0etA

Sci aQem G~doerfubrDerf nilttGnt pie
i3ugfraft Bel wa1ienDem 9tooour0melier
6erQrt Qb, ,oaB Elm 9ier0 BET g, b o0er
4n1al ~grDBerem GQppurdn1eiier nabe5H z,
81 ooer 4maL mebr 0ciammtl0!t - 2Sa9eH
uno 2aoung = 3ie6en tam. IS tpdre alp
port6eil6aft, Die RQocr 10 bo0 ME mo9lI9
an MAIDEN, Dcun niht BET 3u bobel JtdoerH
@ewi6t un6 4rei5 Der Q8agen bo9er, pie
Q|lnipannung unbeQuener uno oaS NuFla7
ben i1Derer wir0e, Die 8r0Beren 0urd)5
melier erpfeblen ii6 fir idlpereS sum-
merf uno lit Der Gbene, Die tletneren bet
lei1tem Iu6rrpert uno i'm 0u8elai1Oe, no
am 6ange bin Die Wageu nit bobelt 9taz
bern leidGer umfauen, 3umal tpenlI Tue Do~
gelapen iino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-08
gei@es, Der @stl0cr0tebt8eett.

BefanntliG miro etu gang belon6erer
Wert5 auf ben S0rperbdu elmer Sub gelegt,
penl eS iid I'M oeren Oltl6ergiebigfett
bQnoelt. gltS aenn5ei6cn elmer mil9reie
djen Gu6art Qelte1 namentli6 Elm fetuer
9nodrnbau, Elm lettJer 9opf nit tief I'M
Gbd0el 1~iBenoen 90rnerr, elm feiner
idLanfer glQ12enDer 0al5, etne mebr enge
8tuit, cine tief iii Die gSei1e retdelOe
&ruppe, cine nieDcre SteQu1g, etn abl1Hl>
G0pfe Der 0ci3Bbeine oer 8reite Der 6iifteu
clcibfommen. yerner iou Der S6mat3
feilt, lang uto oinn ietn, neil eth lolber
3eugniB ablegt Don Iang8citretrcn @trbeln
6e5 Jtuden8, Der 2enoe unb bc8 Sreu3eS.
Die 00man3rutbe iou minOeitens Die
SQden Der Sprunggelenfe erreImen, nod
beIier fe iibertrefcn, unD ie loier Oa8
lefte .@lie0 Der S0pan5rutbe BET &Glbern
BON Dem porbergebenoeu lit, pelto before
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-08
1Oer'8


Cherry.gettoral,
Seine onbert &ralfbeiten ftn6 In tbren ~9rrsriffeH
70 titdii6 rpte Sic, rueL6e Die aeblo ilno 2tn9e bss
trefen. &etne iperoen uon Der 0}ebr5obI beret,
TpeL6e boron Ieiben, nit folder GorgIofgfeit bes
&rGdtet. Gin gcrp69ntiber 6ufteu ODER cine Grs
fGItung, bic pisaei1t bapon berrii9rt, Sab ntaa
fi9 uu6emubt benz g8etter Elm pentg ~ausgeieBt bat,
1T fiber 2tnfang elmer gefGbrIiben arantbeit. Gett
pter5ig So9ren t1ntpFt Nper's @berrps9ectos
raj gegeu bic arant1eiten Der Se9te unO aun9e,
bat feline erose B~trfianfeit babel ~beptefen, unh
ioute oaber III allen 6aaen oBns 8Gsern senO1ls
slen peroen.
8eitnns eines fd)reFtiben Suftns.
ISM Sabre 1857 5og i'd mir cine Fefttge Grtdls
t,ing gu bic meine 2lt9e argriit, SD fitblts
tdreGltb, ttno eIne i6lafleie gfa6t foIgfe Der ass
bern. ole Ner5te qdbeu MID Guf. SO p%eriIdts
nun @per's Gberrps4ectproL uHo es
bradte nteiner 9nnge grletdterltnS, 9ab mir S6Iaf
urlo 0dntit bic sur 25leoererlorGung nelrer StGrte
nptbt9e Gtbe. Sin fortgefester @ebrar6 beS
YectOtals uerD0aitdn6igte bic 6etIltg. So bin
lest 81 Sabre olt, frii6 anb geianb, u1O bin iibers
6er9t, pap MID SCR @ectoroi 9erettet BAT.
Buckingham, 9t., 10. 3ult 1882.
SGntige BrGune.- Grtidrum9 elner Teutter.
. Dis t4 pori8en 9Biuter ouF benz 2aubs mar,
Bate ntetr oretiG9ri9es S0bn9en einen &ufpl ppiE
BGltiger 8rGune; e8 Tdie1 ais ob er erftiGerE
NtlBte. Sentano In Der Tanilie inlue uor, man iDue
tim NDer'S Gberruzqe ctDrul geben, fpoppfi-
mir tets cine 5Iai6e i'm 6auie GGtten. Q5ir gaben
dim fIeine Doien, ober oft, utb in meuj8er ala
elmer bal6en St1lnoe atbn1ete er ST. unierer Sreuoe
init 2eibtigfeit. Der QrSt iagte, bas Gberrps
Electoral habe rteiilert Iiedeu &inbe hes 9ebeS
g~erettet. 90nn man iih 90 tber uniere 8antbdrs
Seit %Dun6ern9 4uiridti9 Die 3tre
7b9 @etsI28fe st., 0epzYOrt, 10. 0Iai 1882.
std oehraud6e felt me5reren Sokcen Quer's
GberrpzP e~Ctoral III meinenl 00uie unb Ir0ge
Sein 8e6enfeu, es fir baS rpirtiamite glittct 8e8en
Slitet uto GrtGltun9en I'LL %ertldren, oas mir ie ans
Senanot. 81. S. Crane"
Safe Grpaal, gttnn., 10. g1ar3 1882.
,,Q6t Sabre lang lit Id an Der 9rufbrdine, uno
sDNrbe, no1oem j9 piele MitteL umiouit periu6t
sotte, b1r1 Ager's GberrpS@ ectordI gebeiLt:
Spfep9 8GLben."
gpbaIia, @if,, 8. @ptiI 1882.
$50 foun nt6t 6cnug sunt CODE ppn MDer'B
@berrpzYectorGl ingeu, oent i} CLAUDE, obHS
aasielbe mare t9 Idn8it an &Rn8enLetoen g%eitorhen:
6. 8rGgbOn."
qoIefine. Geras, %. qprit 1882.
G8 giebt feline aranfbeit an Der aebIe oOer 9tnge
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teno ~genriLbert rotro, uno IS mir thinner Seilurg
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