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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-24
MI. Txr 70 GEr KvEx.


- Athletics Weshing Hard - DoWo
uu1eacaahs Next Saturday.
~ &c: that the baseball team ought
Emoo - jrigsd by its work In . single
- ~ bsea illustrated BY the record OF
ESlbnlsls Athletic Clubs players. After
~ eo:sd bail against TacomA and
nd, whsls suffering from . tempo
9lsuorulisation they we're given ter
= lsoansing by the Multnomahs ON
RI r q n allison park. This was m ex-
- lssssp. and. in consequences. there
0ondden brace in the work OF the
- The saen practised hard Ill last
100 tie rood results were shown by
f1oe at;.round work when they easily
0o1 chs 7 scoma Athletic Club on It,
0nuounas last Saturday.
n1all, the old Wabash college catcher.
mtusa appointed captain Of the Seattle
- and ID working hard 20 get his men
> tin Tor the game q Portland next
norony. TIE three new additions TO the
-. ossdser, Ford and Russell. oil give
.smiss cf gliding strength to It Both
oardnse asd Ford can play either the in-
lid Or The oatfseid. Gardner has played
nth stsous amateur teams in Mime
opclis and iasrly with the Billiards.. Ford
Wnss FROM tsse University Of the South.
- csvsnee, aenn.. where he has played
- The Last two or three years. RUSSELL 10
i Seattle youngster. who played year
- q 6pos ane college. hut has not been
Ing any rsc,tve work. lie 10 fast getting
h1rim and has oil the evidences Of . good
~ player, Frank Atkins Is also show
~ up finely IN the outtieid IN practice.
TnE HAsEBALL KkCORO.
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TROUBLE AT Tux wArER WORKS.
The uesiy fump stopped cad Water In
the Reservoir Faiis.


Troutae 1t tho pumping station at Lake
washir ston yesterday caused the pumping
IN be nearly ceased for the greater part OF
the dsy. This allowed the water to fall
dangerously iow in the reservoir. residents
of the sssighborhood saying that one time
during she day there was but sive feet of
water il. il. the usual depth being between
sixteen and seventeen feet. Towards mid
night tstr water began 10 rise snd NJ that
hour tis.rs vas depth of thirteen feet
Runners of a very startling character
were Gu rent all day as to the condition of
the wasar supply. One OF these Was to tas
effect ,Ilat there had been . break In the
saain ans! that there Was no water At all in
the RESERVOIR. Another WAS that the
Holly sssimp had gone to pieces. II was
learned that Superintendent caiiigsn had
been oea as the reservoir nearly ri. day
unon s.sne business and that other OH
e,sls of the water department had been
out as is,e Lake Washington pumping sta
ton trying experiments with the valves Of
tho Ho>sy pump. stopping Il for ave hours.
They gave out that the pump Was IA an
ususily good condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-24

TACOMA. July 1.-fSpeciai. THE g.
Lawrenes skin race today for the Hsnson
cup and me championship pennant came
of abos.s noon. when there was . good
breeze. The entries we're: Florence, Zan-
gcris. Helen and Henrietta The Zsngsno
took tn. lead. but lost il and Vas beaten by
the Fiesence, she. being close second.
The distance Was ten miles and the time
hours End 20 minutes Capt. Carpenter.
Of the s;sneerie. says his boat was not in
proper sailing condition. There will be
another holly contested race soon. Tho
cup must 10 won four times in succession
betofo il car be held.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-24

Nossaxs 10 ans Crawford . Ciaysos. BAH
block.
Choicest 10 PER csnt wsrraass for sAi& James
Bethwe,s - Bossoa block
,.rss numner OF msmbers Of the sous o.
usrm.ss seat over 70 Tacoma yes'sraay. accom-
panied Is . esnd. sad we're mss ~ the Tacoma
members ss tsermansa ball ana entertained
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-24

California League 0smsa.
sas FRssoisco. July 23.--ecore in 10
days game.
San Fran;iseo--s. base hits III. errors
oakland -. base hits Z, errors 4. Bat
snes-Oaklni. Grifiiths and Cody: San
HaAcisco. Iasx aud SPIES.
sAeaaxrssc, July sa-Seors in today's
ums:
hae AnesEsss-i6. base hits IL. errors Z.
Nefsmento -, base hits 3, errors s Bat
Sse-HasEer and SWEET; Borchers and
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eOsstr ar RAsEHALL.

ssnEty hxs slgaes with Ice Angeles.
Ass-..~ Ass:fesa 10 aelcias brilliantly fer
AayEaat 10 Gov captain OF the Meat.
:, re lss teen released By Men,xorn-
sas s'ssss BE- Augusta
t"k sss secured Charlie fsssy from
sad fFFk Wilson froE, Augusta
s<f Is pitching good bali ios Alien
'as fsarsyivsnia state League
- - " ~ ssss ,s=ss rsserass. is pitching god
sss.ss,fa IN sac seathsra Ls4eaa
g.. ass aesn reisssec ~ New Orleans ana
- s&ss:a IL doing ell of tie azekssep
80 sAfe Tss Presented with the franchise
Ass asH club. BOT - lhs cXpsasss N
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nsssssii at West seattle.

:. snaay sssernoon, ~ the West Seat
- ooaas,A sharply contested game Of
~ nsasssl between the Por, CANDLES
vac Iesrssers. resulting in q hard
-. uoaosy 10: the latter. The grounds
~. u fuh condition. Both teams
49, ssa snd were enthusiastically
: Gsise a large number vent over
- aasss tle match. The score by In
$40 sas a. io,lo~.:
S~ssss .,...,+........... eesfasoa ill
- .s.ss:. .,- ......-.... o . q ) o O o.
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d1s psniKia, vpoeeed thae her house he'd
bsen barRiarnsd and SIS in eash. hesides
Dons silvurware and vsanag apparea had
ben taken. Tbs sspnst as not generally
believed at H. time. bus this week man
named wallace Soand buadls II The
woods vsss IL ths prairis. and On exam
ming Il found that Is coaiained silk
drssa. some siiveruaFe, m empty pocket
oook and other articles which Mfa Pinto
identified q Belonging 10 her. Since the
End Il sranspirss thss the thasf gavs him
seif away 20 . nsighoor shortly after the
burglary. and then. fearing exposure. Lett
the country Immediately. He h known.
and IN effort viii b made 10 bring him
back 70 the county
The opening of couple Of townships Of
land near Little Falls created . Wild
scramble among the settlers In that vicin-
ity. There uers l1s claims TO b. taken
About 800 men went to vancouves and
stood IN line a2 the land otIics tor two or
lhree days awaiting their turn to file.
Several. growing weary, returned to Che
halls and fled homesteads a number of
contests will probably result Additional
hardshipe will doubtless b entailed upon
some Of the squassers. for tbs state has not
yet made its selections from the Ianda
The county commissioners win meet -
. board Of equalization on the 6rst Monday
In next month.
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TACOMA sronrIxo news.
ssshe Wtnnos Agato-lGessasseyseU eoG
-x0eke RAGnffn-Riwhan - Yaha>n


-Hes6s 8aoutes-8igha - Yskanna.
IAcons, July A-fspecsalI--Th Yacht
eano regatta will take place Tuesday.
=. =. 1alis Va again the winner IN the
shoot Last week Tor the Men aughton Gun
Club tss:ghy. Ont Of twenty-five birds.
the eoIio~ing wees the records:
KiMbalt. o:OilOfilmfOlnai,oOos ~
xxeneugeA5n. ....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EsAs .l0l11
euish.
Neil Nenlsy's new sioop-riegsd yacht
which 10 shirty fest long shows great speed.
As. Hsnssy resides % 6tsiiacoom, and has
named tas yaeht Rose Henley. The yacht
carries tao jibs and topsaii IN edition
70 the mainsail.
At I'd: Aorrisssy's benefit ON Tuesday
evening. at the Athletic club rooms. there
VIII b several interesting sparYing events.
Besides Sorrisssy and Spider Kelly nearly
al Of tbs local boxers and puGlists will
take pars Aorrisssy and Ksliy's trainers
VIII also do turn. Club swinging, sing
Ing, parallel and horizontal bars, wrestling
boxing AID tumbling will form some Of the
features 81 the entertainment
Arrangements are being made BY the
Tacoma athletic Club for finish contest
between Spider Kelly and james n.
Whalen. WHO 10 now in Chicago. This
would rake one Of tho bsst matches the
club eves had and would attract the At
tention of the sporting fraternity Of the
Northwest ~ both men are considered
game fgatera.
The c:ub realised handsomsly on the
4orrissey Kelly contest, and the clubs
officers we're congratulated ON the efficient
manner in which the fight vas handled.
These cs.sitssts are popular. but IL 10 sug.
gsstsd that the price Of admission II r..
duced at the next contest would draw .
stiil larger number.
A finish contest will take place at North
Yakima IN July 30. before the Athletic
club theEe. between Jim Case, Of Spokane
and Georss R Higgs. Of this city. Higgs
II reported 10 have improved wonderfully
since lcgving here, and - his game
ness 10 we'll known be should give .
good account Of himself and his many
friends IS ill look for his success. Higgs
lately byd . ten-round draw with Robert
Dobbs. ssae colored wonder. "Young Cor
bett." al;as Collins. alias Green, who il
known here. and IL being doomed In Chi
cago ut nresent over his match With Paddy
Smith. {, not considered anything extra
ordinary by the sporting fraternity here.
He happened TO run up against
whalen when Whaisn Vas suffering from
overtraiaing. and secured . victory by .
scratch. nut could never be got 70 make .
retire fastch. Smith will have waikover
with Cosjins. and Whaleu's friends think
he will tsssn whip Smith and Collins also
II the latter can b made 70 sign.
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Saicaso. suay .S-Thc pitchers Of both
ases pax Up = good game. With honors
sas even Score: Chicago 2. Louis
Nliea
= - Lorms July s3-The Browns and
seas pat az tso good games. Score OF
s zane: 81 Louis L Cincinnati O.
~ se<Dni game: 81. Louis 5. Gin
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- its-Babbit: 2, Mantoe. Bases %
- hkxes Z Horting His b pitched
- naesf l. Hortiug Struck out-bv
r. lsksr 8 Wild pitchse--HorunG 2.
81 tAs.~t balls--Hsin 2, Wilson Un-
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w. c. Esiibson and party we're ous fos saii
ysAtsrt:aT ON schooner Rainier.
The siaop yacht Margesy, With George II.
Hciibsor aud party. wss cut on the bay ysases-
day.
pr A. g. Kfbbs and Dr. q. d Mccullough
were out sailing In tie yacht American yssssr-
"A
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Nev 0aDpshise Trust co.'s Doors C1osed
MANCHESTER. n. H.. July 1-Lase Satur-
day evening Bank Commissioner Lyford
served papers closing the doors Of the
New Hampshire Trust Company, in this
city, after . full consultation with the
officers Of the institution and for the
protection OF it, deposltors and cred
itosa 1t II expected that the suspension
will b only temporary. The bank COM
missioners said tonight that il II only >
precautionary measure 70 meet emerEen-
eiss like the present where . solvent i'm
stitutton II unable to meet extraordinary
calls for money.
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Fer EScre.s ana ell Fasrs oSs TIE Z q - q
railway SAKE the seattle. Lake sAcre a ssssesn
train lssstns seattle 81 - a "a S~l,y in.oaka
cDursxstsa. tr.,sa eaoaonssa- No desay
1ArsGsA tess,s .eid st seattle cspssa
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Fine .wam~r rrsort hetes 81 Ris Hep ksScA-
nev o.-aY ,,f yussta Eeaatsfui scenery. saost
walls g. sncsas,aais ITALIA Aecomaedasisas
Sest-clsSS
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The wS,.a'. Expds.ssoa * ssur. Ask ies i.
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"TEkpCais EsTus.s


With peaceful pay npon the golden Shore
The Mayulets break. Ger sand and shinGls
da44A.
With glittering spray and wreaths Of shining
foam,
rhe sapphire waters. with their silver cresss
Cleaning beneath the moonliEhtss misty
Deamss
Murmur full mournfully their lullaby.
lis eventide. 1 stand upon the brink
Alone and listen to the moving wave-
The music Of the spheres"-that soft refrain
Thai ever and forever, wondrous sweet.
Flows inward on the pinions Of the breexe-
That strange. mysterious. solemn undertone
OF ocean-music fraught with mystic dreams
OF things nndreamei Of, ard untold desires
That like To hidden fires do burn n thrub
Within each mortal breast, unquenchable.
Linking our souil side with the great unknown
30 break upon Lies shore the waves Of Time
With cease,ess. ever changing roundelRy-
The joys ans! sorrows of the day and hour
The good and evil In their conlmon course.
And ever ard for ever secretwise
The solemn En6ertone of human Fate.
Life's GROWING mystery doth mark the beat
OF years. and touch the trembling chords
OF hidden thought and action that entwine
Our past and present with the great unknown.
Toronto Mail.
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How Marion Crawford writes.

| asked Marion Crawford the other day
If it is a fact that he averages 5000
words a day when at work upon a novel.
as the newspapers have reported him as
saying. Yes" ne replied. Il often
write that number in a day. / never sit
down to write n story until it is perfectly
and clearly outlined in my mind. know
precisely what | am going to say and
what I am going to have my characters
do; hence it is only the transfer OF what
Ia in my mind to paper. and that IL very
easy TO me-"
'Does it not tire your I asked.
"Of course" said the novelist. ..just
as any work tires a man"
But literature Is q pleasure to you. is
1t not?'
"Not at ALL" came the perfectly frank
reply, ''only 70 far as it gives me D good
living. / write novels because ii pays
to do 90, and that Is why / essayed
literature in the first place. II was not
from choice, I assure you. That il the
reason, I presume, why I read 20 few
novels. have to write them, and that
Is enou9h."-New York Cor. Atlanta
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Notice.

State OF South Dakota, county of Lake. se. Ia
circuit court. second judicial circuit. Edward
Wells, plaintiff, va. Darius Hubbell, The Amer.
can Mortgage and Investment Company Of Mad.
ison, Dakota; The Madison National Bank Of
Madison, Lake county, D.. t.; Matthew w. DAILY,
as assignee ofthe American Mortgage and In
vestment company of Madison, Dakota: IL. II.
Jacobs, as truetee Of the American Mortgage and
Investment company of Madison, Dakota; May
e. Merrill, Frank X. VanSlyke, r. b. Mills, Al
ton A. Bartlett, Ii. N. Luce, james Farmer, John
Acms Hay Harvester company, defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that under and b. virtue
Of q judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale
rendered by said court in the above entitled
action on the 9Th day Of January, A. ID. 1893, and
| a special execution thereon duly iseued ont III
said court and this day placed In my hands, ]
will on Friday the End day of June. A. ID. 1893,
at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day 1T the
front door Of the court hoGse In the city OF Madi
son, In the SAID county of Lake aud state 0l
South DAKOTA. sell ut public auction the real
property required by said Judgment to be sold OF
so much thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount required by said execution, t0wlt: Two
thousand seven hundred and thiriy-three dollars
and ave cents, ($2,733.06 besides interest and
cOete Of sale. The said real property 10 sitnate
in thu county ut Lake and state Of South Dakota
and described 40 follows, towit: The north hall
Of the northwest quarter OF section six (6), town.
ship one hundred and six Cos, north OF range
afty.two tc2h In Lake county, south DakUts. ex
quarter OF said northwest quarter OF section SID
CD, township and range aforesaid.
Dated ut Madison, South Dakota, April rs, 1893
N. A. FOX,
Winsor q Kittredge. Sheriff of Lake ca,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Engiand's Nursery Grounds.

Nursery grounds in England covered
in 1892 a total area of II, 1881 acres
practically the same as in the preceding
year. The largest county acreage il
Surrey, with /, 733-more than double
that Of any other county, the next In
order being the West Riding Of York
shire, with zoe acres; Chester has 597
acres; Hartford, 500; Kent, 728; Middle
sex, 6o4; Worcester, 300, and 80 on, till
we come to Rutland, with IL, and West
moreland, with II acres only.-Garden-
er's Chronicle.
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Notice.

State Of South Dakota, county OF Lake. 60. In
circuit court, Second judicial circuit. Edward
Wells, plaintiff, Va. Darius Hubbell, The Ameri-
can Mortgage and Investment company Of Madi'
son. Dakota; The Madison National Bank Of
Madison, Lake county. ID. T.; Matthew w. Daily,
as assignee of the American Nor gage and In
vestment company OF Madieo,. Dakota; z. "a.
Jacobs, as trustee OF the American Mortgage and
investment company Of Madison, Dakota, May
A. Bartlett, Fl. N. Luce, James Farmer, John
Jones, K. Thompson, Ole T. Thompson, and the
Acme Hay Harvester company, defendants.
Notice lie hereby given, that under and by virtae
of q Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sale
rendered by said court In the above entitled &C
ton on the 9th day of January, A. d.. 1893, and q
special execution thereon duly iseued out Of said
conrt and this daS placed In my handa. / will on
Friday the End day OF June, A. d. 1898, at ten
Oclsck In the forenoon Of that day at the front
door Of the court house In the city of Madison, in
kota. cell NJ Dcblic auction the real property re-
quired By said judgment to be sold or so much
thereof as may De necessary to raise the amount
required by said execution, towit: two th0usaid
seven hundred and thirfy-three dollars and fve
ceiita 90, 733 05) besides interest and costs ofeale.
The said real property 10 situate in the county OF
Lake and etate OF South Dakota. and described
IA follows towit: The sou.h half OF the north.
west quarter Of section six l6l township one
hundred and ak 1861 north OF Range fftytwo
ISL. 10 Lake cnunty, South Dakota, excepting
therefrem ten TlOI acres In the southeast corner
of said south half OF the northwest quarter OF said
section ak f8l. township and range aforesaid.
Dated NJ Madison, South Daxota, April -, 1893.
n. A. FOX,
Winsor s. Kittredge, sheriff of Lake 20.
Plaintiff Attorneys.
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A Delicate and Daring Operation.

The constant aim of surgery is to re-
duce the rate of mortality in certain
dangerous operations and with this OBJ
ject experiment lis going ON all the while.
These experiments are often continued
for a long period of time upon the dead
body before being once tried upon a liv-
ing subject. This was the case with a
new operation which was tried for the
first time in this city. This operation is
called symphyseotomy, and it is said to
be- hardly less dangerous than the one
for which it was supposed to be substi-
tute. 1t was intended to take the place
of the improved Cesarian operation.
Symphyseotomy consists Of splitting
the bones of the pelvis. 1t was tried
twice in Philadelphia since the first
operation of the kind in this country,
which took place in New York, and ii
was not followed by any disastrous re-
suit. In the record of all the cases here
and in Europe since this operation was
introduced the mortality is lower than
the Casarian method, and it is hoped ii
may be perfected so as to dispense with
the latter aitogether.-New York Cor.
st. Louis Past-D Dispatch.
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Mortgage Sale.

Cefanlt having been made IN the payment Of
the principal arc Interest due November 25th,
1892, on a certain note secured by mortgage dated
November 25th, 1887, given by Severt M. Neset.
n single man, to the Fidelity Loan and Trdst
Comp ny and duly recorded In the oficc of the
register Of decide. Of Like county, then territory
OF Dakota, now state of South Dakota, on the
l1th day Of august, 1883, Mt 4 o'clock p. m, in
Book u Of mortgages, on page 23l.
The arnount claimed 10 he due fherec n at the
date hereof IL $s7g.b5. Nh action nor preceding
at law or Otherwise has been Instituted To re-
cover the debt secured by gard mortgage, ar any
part thereof. Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given that under and by yirtue OF the power of
rale contained In said MORTGAGE and the statute
In such case made and provided, the said mort
gage win be foreclnscd by sale at public auction,
by the sheriff of eaid Lake county, or has deputy,
on the 18th day Of June, 1899, at 10 O'Clock IN the
forenoon of that day, ut the front door of the
Court house In the city Of Madison, in said
county and siate, and substantially described in
said mortgage ss follows, to-wit: The west half
Of the southwest quarter of secticn twenty three
(23) and the northwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter of section twenty, elk easy township one
hundred and eight liosl north. range hfty-one [5ll
west OF the 5tb p. M.
Dated at Sioux City, lows, May /, 1893.
FIDEirrY LOAN AND Trust COMPANY
4. Il. H0srETrER, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage.
N. A. Fox, sheriff.
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To find oa, your Futar Husband.

AT bedtime. having tasted since noon,
two girls who wissl 10 obtain Il sight of
their future husbands boil ali egg. which
must i# the FIRST egg ever ..is iy the
hen. in u pan in which no egg ever
been boiled before. Having bo tel II
until 1t Ii hard they cut it Isl ~ ,Mith
something that has nes4r l.esn yse.l us il
knife before. Each Eirl eats Ter hall
and the shell to the last fragment. speak
ing no word the while, Then. still in
silence. they walk backward to bed, Ito
sleep. perchance to Acknowledgements
Folk RHYMES
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liFE,s PILGRIM.
nd through the

Like those who travel eastward through thc
day.
We journey on along Lfe's devious way;
Behind us each d Shadow hnsteneth.
And suddenly ere we are quite aware.
Lci at our side a presence mute is there
To be our fellow 10 the door of DEATH
Darker the path each moment grows, and then
AT last, the journey doncs Night falls again,
And with the shadow we lie down 10 rest
And slumber peacefully upon Earshss breast.
II. d. Sherman In IIarpcrss Weekly.
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Notice.

Land Office at Mitchell, South Dakota, April
lowing named settler has fled notice or her in.
~tention 70 make final proof ia support OF her
claim, and that said proof win be made before
10, 1888, viz ChristieA McGill,vray, TIC. 1453O, for
the northwest quarter, section 81, township loo,
range "a. She names the following witnesses TO
walton Of, said land, viz: W. II. Williams, of Win
fred, .. ID y. M. johnson, of Wiafred, 5. D.; j.
D. Mcleod, Of Winfred, ). ~; Dean Mckae. OF
WInfred, SD. II. N. kRATz, Register