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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-09-23
WELSH CUSTARDS.

One cup of dry grated cheese, four
eggs, one cup of milk, one teaspoonful of
butter, two teaspOOnfuls of prepared
-four mixed with milk, bit of soda the
size of a pea, half a teaspoonful of salt
and pinch of cayenne. Heat the milk
stirring in the soda, butter, salt and pep
per, with the flour wet up with a little
milk, and pour it scaIding hot on the
eggs beaten light in d bowl; add the
cheese, beat up for minute; pour into
buttered custard cups and bake in brisk
oven for about twenty minutes. They
should be puffy and lightly Drowned, and
served instantly in the cups, as they soon
fall. Pass the waters with them.
MEAT CROQUETTEs.
lake the remains of any cold meat and
mince it fine, add an onion minced lust
as fine (dOn't any of you sheer at the
OniUn) for it is one of the most healthful
and most obliging vegetables grown, and
season to taste. You can also add sprig
of parsley or a hint of sage or a dust of
thyme if you like. Soak a thick, crust
less slice of bread in cold water; squeeze
it dry; add to meat and Onion-some peo-
pie say bind with an egg, but keep my
egg for something else-form into small
fiat cakes and fry. [ am assuming that
the meat remains are scanty; they needn't
be much. About a coffee-cup packed full
after mincing will do nicely and give you
enough croquettes for breakfast or a
little side-dish for dinner.
BELL FRITTERS.
Put piece of butter the size of an egg
into pint of water, let it boil a few min
utes, thicken it very smoothly with pint
of -four. Let it remain short time on
the fire, stirring it carefully all the while
so that it may not stick to the bottom of
the stewpan; pour it into a wooden or
china bowl; set it away to become cold.
About one hour before your dinner is to
be served add five eggs, breaking one at
time, and beat all the time until the
dough is very light. Put a pint of lard
i'll frying-pa and let it come to boil;
drop the fritters in so that they shall be
small, and fry them brown; they should
puff up very much and be crisp. To be
served with boiled molasses, wine and
powdered sugar or French sauce.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-09-23
THE HOUSEHOLD.
WHITE CAKE.

One cup of butter, two cups of sugar,
one cup of sweet milk, the whites of five
eggs, three cups of flour, two teaspoons
of cream tartar, one teaspoon of salera-
tins
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-09-23

s5~For notices in reference to Special Excur-
Stons, changes of time, and other items of inter-
est in connection with the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
x ST. PAUL RAILWAY, please refer to the local
columns of this paper
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-09-23
Julia'S Bad Brother.
cassion.
Texas Siftings.

Little Freddy Ito young Mr. Poots who
has come to call on his sister Julia, that
young lady not having yet appeared
Have you a real nice room, Mr.. Poots?
Poots-Oh! yes. 1 stop at tho Squire
house and have one of the best rooms in
the hotel What makes you curious about
my room?
Freddy-Your company isn't very good
at the hotel, is it?
Poots-What funny question. The
company at that hotel is first-class. Why
do you ask?
Freddy-Oh! nothing, only [ heard
Sister Julia say the other day that your
room was better than your company that's
all.
Poots didn't stop to see the young lady.
Couldn't Fool Him on the Color of Water.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
P1ttsburger (away from home)-What's
that stuff in the glass, here?
Waiter-Watah, sab.
"Water?n
eyes, sah.''
Nov, see here, young man, / may look
green, but I'd have you understand I'm
not from the country. You can't play that
on me for water. Waters yellow"
And then he went down to the hotel
Office and told the clerk how he had. been
nsulted.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-09-23

Owns and operates nearly $500 miles of thor
oughly equipped road in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Missouri, Minnesota and Dakota.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-09-23

James R. Osgood is coming to America
for brief vacation.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-07-07

circle. when the tWo entered bui be-
avoided meeting the ~ II either
II the motion Of Elder Waterman. one
Of The dcacons called tn meeting to or
der briefly explained il 11Jct Tire ,cri-
OH, nature Of the imputa,luu under y hich
their pastor rested, and appealing 10 Dca-
con Brown IL put IA et9p 70 the talk il
had occasioned 10y either drls u. or prov.
ing the assertion.
Rising 10 lii feet DEACON Brown
looked around upon the excited aud curl
on, faces That were directed toward him.
Behold. brethren, hoH MUGS mischief
the tongue can do, | said fcW words
Ia an of son. under IA pleilg' # secrecy
! think 1t Wa pledge Of secrecy Broth
cr Quimhy,
i considered it to be my duty Ia tell
what You tod me-" sud The Individual
addressed. turning red
Y ou are to be commented or haVin.
performed Your duty 60 thoroughly. con-
linued the deacon; II very painful duty.
IL it is cay Ia SEE | understand yuu
said that old you Elfler Wakcman stole
hi, sermon from book in NY possession
are you sure ! used tho word stole
Brother QuimbyT
You said that you had book that had
every work If it in, Where's the diicr-
eucc Il like 10 know wa, Mr.. Quinn
by prompt and triumphant rcjoinder
There nigh: bc none at all, and again.
there might be great deal responded
the deacon.
Il did use the language aScribed 10 me
by MIR Quimby," continued Deacon
Brown. addressing The rest of the a>>rm-
blagr; moved thereto by hi, evident de-
sire that should say something To our
pastors di>credit and without Thought
that il would lead lo thi, trouble and cN-
citemcnt. declare. furthermore. that /
have seen book containing every word
Of his sermon in Elder Wakcman's own
library. | have taken the liberty Of
sending for il. and will Offer II asf,fi,rr.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-07-07
A Ringing Letter from Gen. James
A. Hall.
D>uAnlscorrA. .luuc 29th.
so olp SOLDIER MED ArrlA

n,u,,,.,,.rr, Inn. .ou,l, =l,,t
j. II. MAINLY, ESQ. Chairman Rcpub-
lican State Committee Auou,ta Me.
My Dear ir-Ackno"led@lng yours OF
juno 10Th extending an invitation from
the stale committee, Tor III" Ia speak III
the approaching campaign IN tins State. !
answer lhai VIII gladly comply
shall do So, llr>t. because am re
publican ana believe IN Inc sueee>> OF
thai party secondly, because, next Il"
l1t tiamIIn, there l. no man III Maine
whom would more ehrtriulN support
thall MI bodN'II ana believe he W uI
max one 81 Inc nest HoNcihor> Maine
mas ever mad
let no veteran "t Name he dlstnl hrd
ny an expression USED 10y me IN tue Ntate
convention. Nhtn al'udin@ TO me eEl'll>
OF the soldier. II ON soldiers nave
not Sueceeae9 III Se',iiI 10 congress
from NdlUt- lHtN IldNt nttll NlGHdhA It-
The Somerset reporter., 1886-07-07
Ground for Impeachment.


f94i - the niuo Hemaer- ~ IL sYm
mite appointed pi III HpG-e u kspre
,enlatI Yes - Investigate fhc Pan L#e'tff
Telephone conspiracy aud ~ ascertain
Tie ir1" mgttc~ la winch tn batrfu
hehi sui - 5rrak liz Bel patea' lad p
ei4.ih rrpafi iac'- aad tfr-rn' - #d'h''
ah9fain2 sufficient ground for LII .u
ffafhh' u II TIE Aitpn't ta1Hefa- "
The mted efa'e-. A89.ari
member - fae r"mA.'ter VI lia4' d
Democrat ha, prepared am ihdeiand,n'
rsPpr' winch j, said to h. -uh-itn' ai.l ll
aee9Id VIII the c0hela,l9n- hcrs pre-'n'
ed. ha' ieake- 100 minority tA9>t HrW
befs 81 tn INVESTIGATING eommltte, "lp
Tor political reason, have a2reei r
"hiie"a-h fhe Attpruet.hcucral afI u
declare thai thc Department - lu-'.'
IA, not beeu used for priYat" eHds.
" MAJ >l9f} pi 2feed dl~A9aaf ana
shaiii'. vi since the tlnr "tten fi' '' +
horde thaf surrounded tiri Grant a.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-07-07
Tom Corwin's Ready Wit.

John {. Calhoun one pointed to adroN,
of mules just from Ohio. and said To Cor
| WIN There 20 some of your con>titu-
ents. Yes, said LON gravcly, they
are going down south 10 teach school
Governor Brough WAS once matched
against turWin. and in the midst of his
/ speech said 'Gcnticncn my honurcd
/ oPponc 1t himself, While he breaches adj
Nocacy of home industry. has carriage
at home which lac got IN England had it
shipped across the urcan Ia him. How
i that for SUPP orting hume Industry and
labor"
When torwin came IL the stand he
made a great show of embarrassing t.
>tamncrcd. and began slowly We'll.
gentlemen, you have heard what my
/ friend Mr.. Brough has 10 say of my car
riagc. plead guilty to the charges, and
laNc only two things To say in my de-
tcn~c The first j. that tin carriage came
10 me rs IN heirloom and had to take
ii Again, | have not Used it for seven
years, and it has been standing in my
back yard all that time, and the chickens
have converted it into Il rup>t. Now.
gentlemen with a steady look at Brough
i have nothing further To say in my de-
fen>c; but | would like to know how
Brough knows anything about my car
riaee if he has not .becn Visiting my
chicken rou>t."
one of the ncatcSt ro>trum rctorts ever
recorded was made by CorWln 10 Tom
llamcr. who was also noted Is a Wag and
a stump speaker of great power 1t was
in lsio. and joint debate was being
held between the two in the old market
house in Columbus. llamcr was the lead
CT of the Onio Democrats and Il member
of Congress, and in the coul>r of his re-
marks denied the hard time" which the
Wings claimed existed and said that he
had not experienced atN. y liz was
holding an Office at Il good salary II,
opened the road for CorWin's response.
In making his reply he said hr would All
>wer Mr. llamer question hy asking an.
other, Yankee fashion. and would take it
from Holy Writ Doth the wild A.,
bray when he hath grass: or loWeth tn,
oN over his fodder Mr. Hamer coult
take a joke as wcll H. give one. an,
laughed heartily with the rest.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-07-07
Maine Cent? r. r.

tur as follows
Passenger Train Leaves skowhegau. FOR all
Joints west at 20 A. NJ. Passenger Train Ar
rlvc- If SkOHhegan " T.. Nj.
Mixed Trainlea skowheean at 40. +. NJ
ana 4rrives at7 30 A. NJ. every morning except
Monday. Mai On all trains out and in.
The p. NJ. mixed train connects nj Nalervile
with Fast tXprc trains for Portland Boston,
Bangor, Bar IluIhnr and st, John, and enables
passengers to take night Pullman for Portland
and Boston.
ON Monday Mornings Freight tram leaves
SkoWhp.an al Il 20 \. NJ. connecting al Water
Vile with passenger train leaving at s % Tor
Belfast, Pittsi, Il aud Bangor,
PAY>ON TUCKER Gcn' Manager.
+. BOUTHBY. Gen Pass'r Agt. D
The Somerset reporter., 1886-07-07

Croupit will else in minute. and pa tively
cure any case when used At the outset.
Remember that nr. Thomas Fclec,tie on
is only 90 cent Per hott-. aud A4tfle viii 20
fsrthcrthan hJ.l 49,. en- % 5a z#4ia.- r.eIlI e
The Somerset reporter., 1886-07-07
Dyspepsia Cured.

I vouII " imH0--iUI1 - ne U d.
scribe What suffered from Indigestion
aud Headache up 10 To" ilaie | began
taking Ayers Sar,alaTj..a. VA, under
the are Of various pht.iei4a, and tried
- great many kinds If u' aeine>. but
never obtained more than temporary re-
lief. At'sr taking AYERS Sar,4pari.ia FOR
q >har; tim, my headache disappeared,
and nay stomach performed t'iltias more
perfectly. To-day my health j, com
l'ctelv restored. : Mary IIUle,, spring
Ii,,d, Mas.
have been greatly benefited by the
prompt Use OF Ayers Sar>aparii.a. IL
tones and inyisorales the system. regulates
the action Of the digestive and a,,imiatiye
organs. and litalzes the hload. IL +.
without doubt. the most r,ftipe blood
purifier Vet discovered. H. i. johnson,
- Atlantic aAe.. Brooklxn. y y.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-07-07
Somerset Reporter,

ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
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AGRICULTURAL READING,
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The Somerset reporter., 1886-07-07
Ayers Sarsaparilla,

Prepared by Dr. J. {. Aver x Co, lowell. Mas,
Price eli six bottles, S.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-15
@ertats.gerhnnoInnnetr.

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berr SOnntagSentbeiligung, Hieoergei
8bo8. Sbeeter, 0tOr0angriii, uuo Sa5. Nicz
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gButieHgertd t. - (SOr Oen 9}idtern
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ter 9critutd)e SOImadt.
Common BIta8z @eri It. (GOr
&i4ter 4AcIpS) yIidOlioH aegen Jii9O.iod,
3upor berlGtet, unbeeuOCt.
SuperiOr y erid +. - (SOr Sberz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-15
Cfchnfdrffe.

Gbicago, IA. 2lprjI. 0}iH0Uieb:
.3uiubr C3OO; &rieuouug 1900; 8Ueiie part
u.eu 5ptiden $l.75 uuO Sdweiue {:
3uiubr 600; &erieuOuug 1000; 8reiie 0as
ritricu 3mii6eu $2.75 uu0 $4.25.-Shaaie:
5uiubr 10000; GerieuOuug5OO; Preie part
trcu }Uiiueu $500 uuO $3.50.
CT. goui8, IA. 2lpril. - Gin6bieb: a:
3ufubr $50, Gtrienouug 100; Breiie Uariz
trtcn 7mt4cu $3.50 uu0 StIwciue:
Xrunr "nr,, %gI,ryI,snpnEg ~ 700; 4reue Ocri-
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9ufubr gG, Gcrieuouug feline; Preue oarEz
iTtpT ,mi6Ieu ~. so u1O $3.50.
g6f.&iberta, HeHnl,, IA. Gprtl:-
9tnoUIeb: 3u'ubr +75, %tF0'7oRln9 S99i
4rciie Uaritrten3WiidcH $500 uuD Ps. w
SdmeIne: 3uIubr 2O)O, GcricuOuug 1885,
Greie oariiren 2wii4eu $40 uuO $I.GO.-
Sdaale: 3uiuDr 1900, SerieuOUug 1000;
8rejie UarttrteH $3.50 uuO $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-15
OlrittzMnrfer Nln61rid1fen.

Rem 9orf, Il. &prtl. - Sin 0talu,
gIamenS Charles 8OraH, itberlteterte itd}
beute rib Der biefgeH BOIi5ei unO aqte, er
babe Inn llbr beute flib in 9temart, u. S..
ietne 6rau ertOden unO lei oam 81 SuB
bIerber 1egangen. @iue telearapbtite 4u-
frage beItatigte 9oran's 0tittbeilungen, nur
nc Die 6rau nod nift tOOt, lag ieoOW i'm
i'm Sterbeu. 9oran 1T AZ uH6 Die Srau 50
Sabre alt. gr jugt, er babe Der Srau nit
einem Tai9enmeier etHeu Suh Oereet,
neil fe Oerbredertj6en llmgung nit einem
73slGbrigeu Shame, giamen8 SuuiOau, ges
pfogen babe.
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nel6e g8eiie glidael Sennep, gtr. 277,
GOmerp, in ieiuer SfieBgalle1ie uorqeiterl
9ladt III ieinem 5ooe fam. Der 20 Sabre
alte Gtqarrenma6er 2brnbam Dleper uon
gir. 297, groome StraBe, melbete qeIterL
Der 8oli,ei, baB er fd1 in Der betfeffenoeu
gioft in Ser SdJieBgaller,e befaub uHo nit
elmer 8i6ie iibte,> Gls Serlep ibm e,ue
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SlL.1 URI4ltlHLG4L -utGgCL ANAuUEUs (bBlPs
rer pur6e inter $1,000 SGrgiaaft feRqe6uls
ten, nm Oas SerfabreH 0es @oroner5 a5;uz
marten.
- Das g8opcott=" ="gerfabreu aeqen Die re-
iolute SGdereibeiiter,H 6rau @Tap erreat
nod INNER ullgemeiue Qufmertiamteit, uno
aud oeftern rDieber empfiug bic Trau cine
aroBe 4nSabl grtefe, in oeuen bic Sdreiber
tie tbrer Spmputbie ueliderten. Sbr 2aOeu
1T BON Dlorgens ftib bis Abenos ipat Uon
gleuaierigeu gefiillt, tpelde Die reiolute Trau
Al ieben un0 ibr ourb 3umenoung lbrer
8uubidaft bebiilflid 81 iein nIni6en. Sbr
@ei6dit bat 10 iebr 5uaenOmmeu, 6aB iie aes
ifern 3uei neue 8dfergeieueu anfeGen
nuBte. Srotbem bebaupfen bic yBoncots
ter, Srau Grap meroe ialieBlid5 nadgebeu
uiiIieH.
- Die Gigarrenfabrifauten Seieeubera &
Comp, Sir. 60, @OrtlunOItraBe, baben fals
lirt. Die be0OrBugten S6ulben belaufen Tdl
auf 1884.
- Die geftrisen StaOtpablen in SerIens
@itn uno 6obOfeH reiultirten in bemofratis
idlen Giegeu. Sn 9eriep. .Gita erbielt Ser
bemofratiihe 9tapor8cnnSioat Srefes g(epes
Lamb 1000 Stintmeu Mlaioritdt, ndbreuo in
Sobolen Der 0emOtrat GOmin 8. SER NIT
200 @timmeH Rebrbett gum D2agur erpablt
nurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-15
2ofalbertate a,ta g8af0tnetOn

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II llbr geiteru Abeuo marO III Otm 9aule
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lOl1t moroeu mar, brad eS an elmer auoer5n
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yumpeur loluie Elm 6auieH Bidder uno Ba~
pierre murOeH in Dem 6auie Dor9eiuuoeu
uno eiue mettere llnterIudung er9ab nit 9es
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ring ge0edt. Silat @obeu meldec IN Der
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! g8ptrone bn,r eco nuF Nic National SlUF I'M
Sr.0Sv g. tn,rs got' $YU ',,,h nsr 5,,,ts a
80 ~ otS s,, @ NTSiSnt~ ~ boben
SeI5' S,hrS''S asItsrer , ~ Inn oT6 onfanSsIoS ana
C III ~ 1on7e rn;rS roroe,I Gin g},TS5,
bsfeScr S '''' W.
~, Grr9 81 5Ss0k,.,... ~. .,,,
G.5+~OS. ,a,nst ~. 51A5Sn gtt UUA !It, n, 90 20
,eiooTSI%! w., .E UtSls4 ~ -1ot9gn .t Pv.
iIEs Uu5 az NY ysau. 5U1Iuls4 l. IL IN.
30 u u I'.lst <SUt9"uug gs9egtou1" "H'
Fo'oV y. SU"l gSto9., 5oytoSn .v.vH. , %
;L;,t.. gtnct w e. "'.s,,r , 2VEU4ft @ OGh SSs
SSulqil,yIut, ~ SVuIuet ,I e %}tIl, lluyo 9e
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GpFlon II, WIfRneTotn.
0mrdtbnre ScimIuhuus 0er staOtdJeH st.
Ct. GIouO unO can't RAPIDS. - StsI'
SpOtc unO germuuoetC.


Ct. BauI, gfinu., IA. 2prtl. - Die
Stdetden ct. Glouo uuo ct. 0faptoS purs
rem gegen balb llhr beute gtaamlttag BON
einem entIebIiden @nflou belmgelutt. Die
erTte gilhritt iiber Die SataitroPbe mar III
fOlgeu0er, bier eiugetrOhener Dapel4e ent=
halteu iuelde benz IfapOr AmeS pom ct.
@louo ans 5u9tug:
y@iu 0erbeerenOer GptlOn ie9te beute ytad)=
rnittaq iber ct. @Iou0 uuo cant Rapto5.
Ser angerittete Sda0eu III eHtleBlla. Sttte,
id)lden sic &erite, &brurgeH IND aue 9ulz
ie, Die Sic ms leirteu t0HHeu, an eJAem
@rtra5uge bierber."
@uS Sant RapiOS erbjelt 0tagor Zines
iolgenOe 3epeide:
DS0uuen Sie ms Gerjte uui siuem gr'r1s
3uge bierber i6iden Sin @ptlon le9te
beute eiuen grOBen 3heil Der Staot III 1rlluls
mer, un0 bielc Mleuihen itnO getOotet ODER
oerpuHOst. Die 3abI Der Spier TT nod
uid)t betanut.n
@lei6 mad oem @ntreHeu Der 0epeideH
lpuroeu Shriite getrofien, I'M ben 6uIi5ge
iuhen 5u eutipredeu. Sin uoh ct. &louO
ueitimmter Bug 9iug I'M llbr AbeH5S a5,
Die iomeit UorliegeubeH 8er.bte InJ iebr
farg Un6 ieuiGtiCuelle @erIttte tm llmlaui,
ualj pelben menigfenS bun0er. OEenibeH
get00tCt mOr0en Iein loueU.
3uberldifige ytafriaten iaO natirltd nod
nitt Su eriaHgeu, ieOOf Iaiien bic bis ieBt
ein9elauieneH, glaubmiirOicitcu Seridte ben
S6luB ;iebeH, oaB minOeVeu8 40 BelIOnH
umgetommeH uuo clrfa IS Oermunoet NOT
BEN iiHo.
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elus Scr sunOes.SamptfaSt.
tie gIusfubr bon SroSitofIen uuO Yaumz
none. - 9eocnfItdie gIbuahute.

Baibiugton, 3. g., IA. QpriI.-2aut
8eriftsn be5 futiitliden Bureaus belief itf
Der @erb Der Qusfubr BON SrOefOfien i'm
gtdr5 1886 auf $1O,O25,584 uuo i'm Dt6r3
1885 ouf $11 ,559,743; in ben am 81. Ytdr5
1856 rerfri9enen orei Wtonaten belief Iid Die
ausiubr auf $29, 1884, ,O56 unb in Der entipre
henben BeriOoe bes Sabres 1885 aui $42,=
179, 1868; in ben am 81. Mdr3 1886 oerfofez
nen neuu MOnaten aui $82, ,476, 1863 uno in
ben am 81. 0tGrS 1855 Oertrideuen neHn
gionaten auf 1921 1878, 1915.
gtaditebenoe 0epeIfe giebt GuiitluB iiber
bic 2lusfulr BON 8auunoue i'm 0tdr5 1886
un6 in ben am 81. DfGrS 1886 Oerfloiienen
iieben WOnaten i'm Ser9leite 1u ben eut=
ipredenOen PeriOben oes uorger9ehenSen
6lsfaIiahrss:
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Der @eInntnrft.

gewzgorf, Il. 2lprtl. - 6Olgenoe8
fino bic SQluBuotirungeu: @e0 offuete 5u
Ii-2 uro idlloB Su u Yro}eut.- SterIiugz
gGetII 81. .86t-$4.S63 AMI 60 Gage mo
$4.G8-$4.884 auf Sidt. - &unOe5- 0bliz
,9atiOucu: g zpro}. 1905 A pros. l12s, 4-prO3.
1864. - @fiieu: QOam8' gTpreB l45, @eHs
iral-@aciiic 42, Gbei.=Sb,O Il, Grte 26t,
90. Irtor. $50, Safe shore 82g, RS. GeHz
trail 5Gt ,giortb 2Seiteru 1913, oo- 4y;;0r. 140,
gi.=g. @entrai 1O35, Gbi5 -WliiTiTppt %, 90.
4rior, 90p @ttt5burg 15O, 8caoiug 2!t,
GEDdzSSlanb 126, ,llniOH=Yacifc 50B, BelerHs
11uiOu 6C8
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0tt1croG SancDf's glad1foIocr.

gem-Y Off, Il. &pril. - @enerolmalOr
SObn SO. Sdofielo, welter ais gtahiOlger
beS @enerals 6autOd gum @ommauoeur Der
atlontiiden 9toiiion ernauut mOrsen lit,
iibernabm geiterh obue ir9enO melte Gere=
mouie'H ieiu Commando. 2ebten 6rettag
bate ct Oa8 Commando Der NtihOIrier 0tUiz
ion an @eHeral Germ abgereten, tuOraui CT
bterher reite. @eitelu &Ormittag befieg er
in &ioil, nit eiuem &pItuOer auf Dem 9Opf,
NIT ietuer dlteiteH Sod)ter oa8 412 ubrzBOot
uno iubr nad @OUernor's 58lau6, mo er pom
2teutenaut @riifin uno @enercl g8bippIe erz
piangen uno nit einem SrOmpetenitgral be-
9riiBt purOe. @r Habm OGuu formea ben
fungirenOen 9ipifonsdei general gS9ippie
oaS Commando ab unO clnarnte al8 erite
&mtShanolung Capt 3. .. Sanser pom
erfen lrtiuerie. uno 2ieutenant SObn Gttder
bonn erfen &aOaltrie &eg,ment gu ieiarn
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