davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-28
ORDER APPOINTING GUARDIAN N
AID LITEM.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF OCONEE.

SooNl VI oCoNEE.
Tin Court of Common Pleas.)
Mrs. Caroline X. Casey. Lucy Duck-
ett. Lou Casey, Sallie G. Gaillard.
Ella Casey, Olivia Casey Williams,
William Casey, Mamie Casey
Stepp, Bessie Hamilton and M, A.
Casey, Plaintiffs,
against
j. G. Harper. Minnie May Casey.
Manson Casey, Alma Casey, Louis
Casey, Laura Casey Audrey Casey
and Bleaso Casey, Defendants.
(Orler Appointing Guardian
Ad Litem.)
Whereas. the Above Named De-
tendants, Minnie May Casey and
manson Casey, are Infants, above the
age or fourteen years, residing at
sherman, Texas, and Hickory, North
carolina, respectively, and having
certain Interest in some real estate
that Is being partitioned to be sold
"lthin thi" county, and being unable
10 understand, appear and represent
their interesv In said action, Now.
therefore, on motion by NJ. r. Nc
Donald, Plaintiffs Attorney,
III Is ordered, That G. r. ID. Burns,
VINO Is a proper and suitable person
TO act as such, be, and he Is hereby
appointed Guardian ad Litem for the
above named infant Defendants in
this action. That unless said infant
DEFENDANTS, or some one In their be-
halr, shall apply to tho Court for
such appointment Of Guardian ad Ii
TEN within twenty days from the
service of this Order, then the said
&. K. d. Burns shall be the duly an
pointed Guardian ad Litem for said
infant Defendants.
JOHN +. CRAIG,
Z. G. =. & G.. s.. Oconce Co. s,
May 26, 1913.
| accept the appointment as Guar-
dian ad Litem for the above named
Defendants in this action.
G. II. -. BURNS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-28

The News and Couricrs panama
Canal Edition" issued last Friday
was hummer---Its ninety-two pages
bristling from beginning to end with
good, live matter on timely aubjcctg
pertaining to the commercial worth
and growth OF Charleston and the
State at large. 1t was a conmpre.
hensiye resume OF what our State
and chief city are now and hope to
become In the near future. The
News and Courier may well congrat .
ulate itself upcn having rendered Ha
home city and the State a real service
In putting important facts 80 attract
lively before the outside world.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-28

Terrell, NJ. A., Co. +, Orr's Rifles.
Todd. Thos. c., Co. E, Orr's Rifles.
Taylor, Franklin, Co. B, I'd Rifles.
White, n. L., Co. x, 18th Regt.
Wilson. NJ. H., Co. G.. Orr's Rifles.
Miss Sallie Norton was elected
sponsor Of the Camp.
| hope that some OF the children
or grandchildren OF those old soldiers
who are yet alive, and especially OF
those who are dead, will keep the
corv Of The Courier which has this
We are, you may Ike to read over
the list, Wishing all good luck and
good health, / am,
Yours sincerely,
j. w. Holleman, Secretary.
600 from Pickens District.
1t is an interesting fact to note
that there were 500 soldiers from
Pickcns District at the Battle Of Get
tysburg. Four companies from Orr's
Regiment OF Rifles were there Com
panies A, c, II and F--and two COM
panies from the Twelfth South Caro-
lima Regiment Companies G. and X,
Each OF these six companies MUSTER
ed In with 100 men or more, and by
system OF recruiting each was kept
up to It's full strength up to the time
OF the engagement in the Battle OF
Gettysburg, thus showing that there
were not less than 500 from Pickeas
District participating In that great
battle.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-28
Camp Norton.

In connection with the above no.
tce with reference to the July re-
union at Gettysburg, 1t will prove Of
interest to many to read short
sketch prepared by j. w. Holeman
year ago regarding the organiza-
ton of Camp Norton" The article
follows:
Walhalla April 7, 1912.
On the 7th day OF April, 1902,
some Confederate Veterans met in
the Court House at this place and or-
ganized a Camp OF Confederate
Veterans" and as this Is the tenth
anniversary OF said organization, I
have concluded to give an account
OF the same, and it may be interest
ing to some OF those old veterans
who still live, and to the descendants
OF some who have crossed over and
ans wered Roll Call" on the other
side OF the river.
The organization was made as fol-
lows:
Col, Robt. A. Thompson, Com
mander. Colonel I'd Rifles.
Major stiles p. Dendy, 1st Lieu
tenant Commander. Major 2d RIFLES.
Sergt. r. Y. II. Lowery, I'd Lieu
tenant Commander, Co. G. Orr's
Rifles.
Sergt. J. w. Hol!eman, Adjutant,
Co. &. 18th Regiment.
Adjt. j. G. Law, ID. D.. Chaplain,
3Sth Georgia Regiment.
Alexander, VIII, Co. f, 22d. Regt.
Aldrich, K. r., Ordnance Dept.
Adams, Jasper, Co. G., 2d Rifles.
Brandt. II. L., Co. G., Orr's Rifles.
Burton, w. j. ~, Co. /, Palmetto
Sha rpshootcrs.
Bruckc. A. c., Co. c.. I'd Rifles.
Burlcy, w. w. Co. B, l7th Regt.
Burrell. Jas, Co. II, LIST Artillery.
Crenshaw, ~, co. NJ, Palmetto
Sha rpshooters.
Cam pbell, J. H., Co. f., I'd Rifles.
Chastain. II. A., co. *. 12th Regt.
Cain, Richard. Co. X. 22d Rcgt.
Cantrcll, Staten. Co. G., 18th Regt.
DcHdy, 5. *, Co. +. Orr's Rifles.
Durham. Marion. Co. B, I'd Rifles.
Davis, John c.. Co. f., 1st Artillery.
Driver, B. f., Co. T., 10th Rngt.
Elrcd. a. W., Co. {. Palmetto
Sha rp8hOotcrs
ELLISON, a. H., Co. f, I'd Cavalry.
Fondlcy, ]. W., Co. A. Orr's Rifles.
Fcndlcy. ID. w, Co. A. Orr's Rifles.
Fincannon, |. d., Co. G., 20th n.
G. Rcgt.
Gibson, II. a. r., Co. B, I'd Rifles.
Grubbs, w. r., Co. D, I'd Rifles.
Hamilton, w. w, Co. l., Palmetto
Sha rpShOOtcrs.
Hudson, J. NJ, Co. C. Orr's Rifles.
Hawkins, John. Co. B, I'd Rifles.
Iiunnicutt, J. NJ. Co. II. I'd Cav.
Harris, David. Co. #, I'd Rifles.
k"aton, John, Co. x, 18th Regt.
Kelley, j. H., Co. f, I'd Cavalry.
Logan, J. B., Co. G., Orr's Regt.
Manning, !. c., Co. G.. Cd State
Reserves.
MongoId, w. H., Co. c, Orr's Regt.
Mason, James, Co. x. 22d Regt.
Martin, V. f., Ordnance Dept.
Moss, w. w, Co. E. Orr's Rifles.
Morton, John b., state Reserves.
Mckee, II. NJ. Co b, State Re-
serves.
Nix, e. J., co. b, I'd Rifles.
Nichols, Jas, Co. K, 18th Regt.
Pool, 9. NJ, Co. &C.. Orr's Rifles.
Perry, John D., Co. c.. Tth Cav.
Phillips, N, Ferguson Battery.
Phillips, Evan. Co. r., Orr's Rifles.
Powell, w. p, Co. d, 11th n. G.
Rcgt.
Pieper. F.. w, Go. c, orr's Rifles.
Rogers, Leonard c., G
Rogers, Leonard, Coo, Orr's Regt.
Rutledge, r. s.. Co. C.. Orr's Rifles.
Ridley, G. NJ, Co. X. 18th Regt.
Ramey, Albert, Ferguson'B Battery
Strother, w. A.
Sanders, J. NJ, Co. d, 22d Regt.
Sanders, VIM, Co. b, 37th va.
Cavalry.
Singleton, w. O., Co. B, Palmetto
Sharpshooters.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-28
Wonderful Skin SalNe.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve is known
everywhere as the best remedy made
FOR all diseases Of the skin, and also
for burns, bruises and boils. Re-
dNces inflammation and is soothing
&nd healing. }. Y. Sossaman, pub
fisher Of News, OF Cornelius, N. c.,
writes that ono box helped his seri-
Gus skin ailments after other reme-
dies failed. Only csc. Recommend
od by all dealers. adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-28
All-Day Singing at Corinth.

There will be an all-day singing at
COrinth Baptist church on the second
sunday in June. All good singers
and lovers OF music are cordially in
vited. Come and bring well-filled
baskets and spend the day at Cor
inth. Bring your books. Remember
the date-second Sunday in June.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-28
Official Analysis
StrOthGr & PhiHlGy'S GuaOOs.

Clemson College, S. c.,
May l6, '13.
~t'othcr IL Phinncy's Invinciblc-
Guaranteed on Sacks. .....lO-4-4
Found by analysis, l0.59--d 10--i 80
Strothcr 81 Phinncy's Compound
Guaranteed on Sacks. .... 9--2-2
Found by analysis, 9.S4-2. 3.61
Stothcr ~ Phinncy's Blood and
Bone
Guaranteed on Sacks. -. 9-2-2
Found by analysis, 9.74-3. 2.S6
Strother ~ Phinncy's Acid
Phosphate
Guaranteed on sacks 16 pcr cent
Found by analysis 17.67
Respectfully submitted,
r. N. BRACKETT,
Chief Chemist.
ALAN JCHNSTONE,
Prest. Board Of Trustees.
Per III. NJ. STACKHOUSE,
Sect. Fert. Department.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, as they cannot reach tho diseased portion Of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf ness, and that is by constitutional romodloa Deafness C. caused by on innamed condition of the Eustachiau Tube When this tube is innamed you have a rumbling sound of imper feet hearing, and when 1t is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and uu less the inflamtlon can b o taken out and this tube restored to Its nor maj condition, hearing will bo de- Ctroyed forever; nino cases out of ten Bro caused by Catarrh, which is nOth Ing but an inflamod condition Of the mucous Burfaco5.
 Wo win glvo Ono Hundred Dollars ior any ease of deafness (caused by Catarrh) that cannot Do cured by Halle Catazrh Cure. Send for cir sulaEB, haoa
 3. ,. CHENEY 6 CO.,, Toledo, O.
 Sold by DEugsigtS, 75o
 TalDo Hau's Tamuy Pills for oonsu pation
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15
NEWS oF THE BOATS TO AND
l,RONI THE SOUTH

There is considerable activity m and about the wharf these days, Che arrival and departure of ships lot creating Che excitement that was noticeable a few weeks ago when 1t was either a feast or a fam lue.
 The Fgeightor Jeannie arrived In port yesterday morning at 4:55 o'clock, and sailed sotb at 2:3O D.. m. with 500 tons Of copper ore from the bunlers.
 The Princess May at l2:45 D. m. yesterday and sailed at 10:2O. pm.
 The Alameda arrived at 1885 pm. yesterday and sailed at S:15 pm.
 The Latoucho arrived at 3:35 this morning and is unloading freight.
 The Spokane arrived at $40 a.. m. this morning, and sailed south at 1O:45 am.
 The LoeIanaw is still in port uu- loading coal and other freight.
 The Jefferson iB due on the 18th from Jho south.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15
RUBY CAMP
 LOOKS GOOD
'reparationa for Seasons Work Indicates That Goodly Amount of Yellow Metal Wm Be Halvestcd-- Much Machinery Is Installed.

From tho following paragraphs taken from the Ruby Record-Cia- zen, It win be seen that tho min CTS in that district arc preparing for che coming season, and that there Is every prospect Of that camp turn ing out to be one of the big pro- ducbg districts of che Interior The many plants that have already been moved and those stlu to be taken Co tho crooks tell a tale louder than any worlds
 The finding of good prospects on P00rmap creek has been verified by a uumbo, of reliable miners and prospoctors during the past week A small stampede occurred from Long City the first of the week
 Haulo. and partners have return cd to their workings on Monument having mad arrangements for their supplies and a boiler to be placed on their ground
 Rumor has lt that good prospects have been found on Granite creek Ia tributary of Quartz.
 From OphIr creek comes word Chat something worth while had been found.
 The fifty horse power boiler t0 be placed on No. 8 Bear pump, and wnlch was handled by FreIghtor Keys. has been landed on the ground Keys pulled out of here at about 6 o'clock Tuesday morning, with six horses attached to the load-five tons. less 200 pounds-aud arrived at Long City at noon the following day. He experienced no trouble whatsoever while eurouto with his cumbersome load.
 The latest find tributary to Ruby Foorman creek-continues to at- tract attention from mining men mad prospectors Five boilers are now boing irolghtcd over there, and con- siderable work win be done on the creek this summer Pay has been shown in one crosscut of about torty-GIyo feet and still In the same kind Of dirt, on Discovery Anoth- or hole, about two miles below Dis covery, shows good prospects in about five feet Of fiuo looking gray eI: and Che bedrock is a silver schlst. which Of itself spells more Co the experienced prospcctor than anything yet located
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15
Nuwoosm BROTHERS WILL
rW0T RIVAL RIVER BoATs

R. M. Newcomb, pilot on one of thg Northern Navigation company's river steamers passed through skag- w,y few days ago, to prepare for lhc summers business.
 Bert Nowcomb, also Q pilot on Che lower rlvor has accepted a position wlth Che Whio Pass and win bo ou one of the new boats plying bopwocn Dawson and Fair banks this summer He win arrive in tho North within the next few days.
 Now these two statements look plain eaough, but by reading be- tween the lines one can see some Interesting features. The Newcombs are brothers. and have up to the present time always worked for the same company both loyal to the ship they were on.
 Now thcv arc aepcratcd from be- inr "buuNes" and are each work lr, for rival companies.
 In Che balmy days of steamboot- lug on the Mississippi, many were tho fast and furious races between f.vor boats near Matches, and Mem phiB. and not a few of the old boats were blown to Kingdom come through Che anxiety of one pilot to make better time than his hated rly- |u. It will be interesting to watch ! |ue methods employed by the two l brothers during tho coming summer. ! 'Captam Bert and Captain Bob are ! evenly matched as to skill in noy- |Igatlng. and they will both have good boats. They know the mar |r.ws and the bars, the ynogs and he rapids, as an Eighth grade ! sEagway school boy knows his null |trIicatlon table of Hives" and each one of tho Newcomb brothers will |be loyal to his boat and to his com pmy. There will be some old Miss ! is,ipDi stoamboating days again en- acted ou the lower Yukon Che com Ilug summer
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15
ITS FOR LADIES, TOO.

They Can Stop Their Hair Falling out
 With Ucrpicldc.
 Ladies who have thln hair and vh-sg hair B awlne out. can prevent tho hair falling out. and thIcEcu tho growth. with Newbro'a 'Herpclde" Besides, uorp!. eide Is one ot the most agreeable hal dressings there Is. Hcrplc.do N.Is th IandruE germ that eats the hair 0G a. thc root. After tho germ Is destroyed tho root wII ahoot up and Che hair Ero long aa ever. Even sample win con vince any lady that Newbro's HopIcld .a Ga indispensable toilet requisite. Il .1rl-.ua no all or grease lt win not stair
 H.a Sold hv leading drugE.rtr. Scr.
 In s...-a fae sample to Tho Hcrpi
 Tn. Detroit. NigE,
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15
DR BROOKS RECOGNIZED BY
 FRENCH SOCIETY

Washington, May 15-As a mark of esteem for tho work ho has done along geom aphicol lines in Alaska, tho French Geographical Society , yesterday awarded Dr. Alfred Brook head of the U. 8. Geological survey with a gold medal.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15
Small House For Sale.

FOR sALE-Framo house, 10 x I2 feet, in good condition, shinglo roof. rustic siding, sound sills, $40 delivered anywhere within the city limits. Sec Itiou 5t.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15
pUR,ER vALUCK OF STEAM
 FER CLEANER ARRIVES

A. N waIick, who held the pos itlon as chief train dispatcher for the White Pass in this city arrived in sllagway on the Spokane this morn Iuc and win 80 to Carcross on to- morr0wB train where he will ship oL inc steamer Cleaner as purser for the summer
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15

Olympia beer on draft at tho. Board of trade. This famous brew. :s kept constantly fresh both on draft and in bottles. This Is the. load of Tado Bar, where the cele-. blated Raulcr Beer is also kept In bottles e.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15

Tho spokane arrived in Skagway this morning at $40 o'clock with ,S passengers and 25 tons Of freight Shc sailed south two hours later.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15

Tho investment offered few days ago netting the lnyes- tor 24 per cent per annum has been disposed of It shows you that investments In skagway arc better money makers than any investments you can make in property sight unseen. You don't have to take anybody's word here, you can see for yourself, and your money is safe.
 am now offering a small investment for a few days as follows, all of the East half of lot 10, in block 6, adjoining Mir. Gunty's residence on 9th avenue, for tho small sum Of $gO.OO. This ls snay, and worth holding for a year or two. Come and talk to me about lt. Phil Abrahams.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15

This ls the fifth composition in the series handed in by the school gnd shows that the young idea" has au inclination towards the romantic.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15

&5c for a home cooked moal- quick. clean service Where At n. New Home Restaurant, Fifth Avenue. half a minute from Broad
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE Send the Daily Alaskan to the BJate3 LAXATIVE PROMO Qulnino, tho world wldo Cold and Grip remedy remoTcl eau1a Can for ful name. Look for ulgnaeuro B. ". GROVE 25o.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15

Advertise Alaska advantageouaiy oy sending tho Daily Alaskan back to the states. By mail, 75c per mo.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15

Bonded Whiskoys-Gibson, Mount Vernon and Belmont. Tho best Of uaar-BIu3 Ribbon, Budweiser and THe Rauter. at tho Mascot. Tolo- nnana GT. ft
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15

G. B. Wright has houses for rent, furnished. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15
SMOKERS ATTENTION

Harold Har.".s# EE". E ". W BoEsEr0g. has taken G- legEgg t1r leiE llmrEs
 FL EETNLIo CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS,
 5000 just received from the fac. tory Rl Tampa Fla U ycu want lho best doag tEI Co E.E1 hssI gooar er .-... .r..r..-. t. -.-.-- r-fnrrr
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15

Send Che Alaskan to your friends
The daily Alaskan., 1913-05-15
HOME GRO WIN RIN c
 CHICKE N

Tho Pack Train Restaurant
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-18
aud brei armee.a .apiatifer iirb nab.
rcno oes Cages perinIaIiidt.
g IL" erplo pirt.

Berlin, II. Oft. - Der neueIie
unb ar0bi. Der 3eppeIin'iden aufts
treuser. Der y2 ii" Duroe am Dreitug
9ormitiog um piertel nah 3ebn ubr
hnf in Der Quft burh cine grploiiou
serit0rt. unb Don ben % perIonen, Die
iid an gorD befanben, puroen ale biz
ouf eineu set0btet.
Das llnsliid ereisneie iih gerabs
iiber Der 6aupiItrabe Don Sobannise
ihal. pdbrenb Der aroBe. 500 5uB
IaHss 2ufttreuser ieinen Iebteu probe@
f.ug unternabm, nah oeiIen erfolgs
leif,er geenbiguna bas 2uftihiff bon
FER Rssisruns iiberuommen perbeH
iollie. Dus Wrad bes 2ufttreusers.
cine WaEe Don brennenosm Segeltu1
unb suiammengeoriidtem aluminium.
fisI aus elmer 60bs pon 900 SUB Iuf
hie gbauHee eerobe auBerbalb bon
sSobannisibal bernb. punberie bon
geutsn. bic bem Jlus Don ben pdrss
unb bousbddsrn aus 5useiehen bdts
ten, eilten noh Der Sielle binaus, no
fas Wrnd lag. IS blieb nifis anoss
res su tbun iibria als Die 5ooten aus
ben 5riimmern beraus3uboleH. lsuts
nani Baron BON Bleul. bonn 4Oni1iu
auguito 0renubirresimsnt, Der ben
ssiua ala 0ait mitsemadt bate, mar
Der GinSise, b iih nod am aeben be-
fcnb, er III ober 10 fhiper perleBt,
hab penis 6offnuns ouf itine @ieoers
cen.funa porbanb.n iit. gisle Der
qorper fparen otrart perbronni ooer
peritiimmelt. bob lie tbaiidhlih ans
fenntlidh fparen. GGmm.Iide fieben
Mitalieber Der Warine aommiFion,
bic bic priifuns beg aufiffiffes por.
nebmen Iollten. tpuroen getobset. IS
befanb<n iih barunter Der aapitans
leuinoniBebniif, ID qsntnant Grener
bonn Worine Jliss.r aorps. Ter
sriihrer bes areusers mar aapitan
Giuno, Elm alter, suptrldHigsr Mnios
iiier i'm Dieniie bes 0rafen 3spptlin.
Inter Den gerunsludten bsfino.H
iifl aud bic Warine Goniiruttelrs
Nnumpnn unS piesler unb Der Wias
,ine ctnaeniear guih. aapiidnleuts
rant 9ebniIf mar Elm perionliter
ssreunb hes !taiiers Malbelm. Or
mar friiber Nnpiaatipns GffiSkr Der
siaiisrjahi -hOtensollern" unb befele
licie ipdter ben areuser ~paniber
Mnh leuinant s5reper mar bel bern
Gaifer beliebt. gr mar friiber per-
ionlifsr albiuianl bes grin3en Ibals
tert. eines Der Sotne oss aaifers. Gr
fitnie nit bem Vrin3en auf eintm
1crpeScboot. nodb<m er ouf Der Ws1s
rineolccemis nit ihm iiubirt.
Qents, bic ben sSlus bes g III" bon
unten aug beoboGis. bat.sn, iab.n
rie pI0biiN cine riefise i5lamms aus
benz 1aIon berausId,oB unb Dieiss
tcnn ~ fallen nnfing. 3fpti Geiln.
fen ipGter lpurbt Der anau une bic
GrfMiitiernna elmer furhtbnren Grs
tioiion perTpiiri.
&ins 3eit lang mar ss unnl1alid.
iih bem brennenben Dallon su nibxrn,
unier benz Die Ritelieher Der g<faBs
,ira lopfn.
Gin Dirstior elmer ber Mpiniistrs
QSmpdonien IN 5ob0nniiifdI. bsr Gin
N1am)1roe ~ unoIu61 mGx ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-18
Jn(anog
SoIl Der M0roer bon Srl.
Qeeqioniein.

Qtlanto, Ga, II. DIT. Die
bisiige qolisei lit iiber5eust, in sirsni
Ieger, Der ieinen 9lamen els Sobn
Senrp aneab, Der pe9en Ginbruhs
unb tbdtlihen 2lnsriffs psrbaftet
nuroe, ben Morbsr ppn SRI. Sra
2eeoIon ertpiI6t Su bdben, bic an 4.
Sttober in Chicago auf bic Yrairie
hinausgelodt uno ermorDet purbe.
Die Yolissi iugt, baB bas Siguales
ment oss MOrDers genau auf ben 9es
faugenen paFe uno Der giegsr audi 3ue
gegsben babe, our 3eit ais Sri. 2eeqz
ion ermoroet fpuroe, in G9icu9o gepez
fen 81 iein.
Selb fmoro.
Gplheiter, Conn, IT Oft. Der
Commander gbarIes u. grano, eiE
psniionirtsr Marineoffi3ier, bat lid
bier am Sreitag eridoFeu. Is iheiat,
oab Rrantbeit, bic ihn Dor stpei Sab
rem sesDnngen bat. I'm Ieine gerIioniz
runs nad5uilhen, i'm gu Der 3bot es@
trieben bat. Gr mar 40 Sabre alt.
6 helfpn, Maf., II. Dit. 5rau
). 5. Sobnion bat fidh bier nit ibren
5tDei ainoern ourd 9eu6tgas pergifs
tet. Die 5rau, oeren Mann n eiRsr
Saniturium an Der SntpinDiuht i'm
Stsrbsn Iiegt. mar roIlitauois mtttsls
Los,