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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Messrs. Spyker & Sandidge, Cen
sral Factors and Commission Mer-
chants, in New Orleans, are gentle
men we can safely recommend to our
readers who may have business trans
actions in New Orleans. See their
card in another column.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

The Hipodrome is the name of a
popular institution in Jefferson, Tex
as, under the management of the well
known and popular gentleman, Maj.
A. S. Rose. Always pay him visit
when you go to that section of the
country.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Having made additions to our al
ready large assortment of job types
of the very latest styles, We will be
pleased to contract for every drs-
cription of Printing and Book Bind
ing. Our lady friends having sheet
music tina, they would like bound in
fine style, are requested to give us
their orders.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Mrssrs. Flanagan 4 Webster, at
torn-ys at law. As will be seen 10y
their advertisement in to days Ns'rs,
will attend to all legal cases placed
in their hands. and also give par,icu-
lar attention as Real Estate and War
claim agents, TO all who favor them
with business We take pleasure in
recommending them to the public, As
gentlemen fully capable Of doing
what they propose, and trust that
they will not only be encouraged by
words but deeds Read their card
and circular elsewhere, and profit by
them.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07
OUR AGENTS.

The Rev. A. l.. Hay is our only
authorized travelling agent to receive
subscriptions and advertisements for
this paper.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07
October 9Th, lS6jtf

There were 81 cases Of deaths re-
corded last week in Memphis. Gen.
Thomas has ordered all officers and
enlisted men belonging to white vol
unteer regiments, serving IN the De
partment of Tennessee and District
of Northern Alabama, on detached
duty, to rejoin their commands with
out delay for muster GU, of service.
All Military conductors are re-
lieved by this order, and will rejoin
their regiments twhite or coi"redl
i,rrn.dis'cly
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Rcpo,tcd Change N tic Cabmct-
4 dispatch to the Philadelphia Ledg-
er, dated Washington, September IA,
says:
i he time is 40. distant when there
will be- an entire reconstruction oithe
Cabinet. The members W hose time
will have come" are Mr-srs. Stan
ton. Harlan, Speed and Judge Advo-
cate Holt. You may rely upon what
] assert. 1t is the Presidents wish
that his Cabinet shall be perfectly
harmonious one. or as nearly SO as
possible, and when all is ready the
change will be made. and the new
members duly announced.
OF course. nothing is known as TO
when the portfolios will be rendered
nor is it likely the names will be di.
vulged until made public by the
President himself.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07
Paroci,al Ofcrrs.-Whrn IT.

Paro,H'al CGccrs.-Wh"n the
proclamation of Govc.no, Wells was
received ordering an election. som"
gentlemen Were very much dlsar-
pointed tina, par"chial and uunici-
pal elections were not included
The following, from the True Del
ia OF the 26'h ui'., will thru" some
light on The subject:
ConsidrrahI" disappointment; ha-
been experienced, and much dIs~at-
ist'Ac;iun manifested. h-cau,r GOV.
Wells did not. i'll his proclamation,
order an election for par"chla! 9TH
GERS. We understand h" dit no; do
this on account o: the fact thai ,hcr"
was not authority in thu cons tuition
t" warran, hun in 50 doing But. n
we are TO hav" an election IN Nuvrn-
b,.r. ana rs the legislature viii meet
III t,~ weeks thereafter. all rh-~"
@ i-yauc.s can b. r-m"t:l"d. and thu
people of the parishes, towns, aud
cities, viii be allowed, as of wore, TO
choose their paioclbai and municipal
officers. Tie near approach Of such
gratifying circums lanc-s. ought !"
go far towards allayinS present dis
appointments.
We presume We shall have a mum
cipa! election III New Orleans he.
tween November and the l., of Jan.
uary. Should this presumption Prov
to b. we'll founded, It will be hailed
with joyful acclaim by the en,ir"
community
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

We are pleased to hear that Mr.. j.
B. Lewis, Jr, dealer in Boots. Shoes
and Hats, in this city, has purchased
the building corner OF Texas and
Spring streets, formerly occupied by
Walters 4 Elder. The military att
,horities now in possession Of the
building have promised to give Mr.,
Lewis possession by the first O: next
week. which will enable him to re-
pair and pa. the same in fine condi-
ton, and from his we'll known r-pu-
ta,icn and experience we expect to
see him doing heavy business
Mr.. l.. has Just received an extensive
assortment Of boots. shoes and hats and
" hen II. gets in his new location, he
will doubtless control the m,rke; in
his line
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Up to the 26th ult., the number of
registered voters was 6,l40, and the
number Of amnesty oaths registered
amounted to 2,967.-N o. Paper.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

We learn from the oficers Of the
steamer Alex. Speer. that the steam.
boats Pamela and Norton are sunk
miles below Loggy Bayou.
- prove total loss
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Persons having real estate for sale
or houses to rent, should call on
Messrs. Flanagan & Webster, Real
Estate agents. See notice elsewhere.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Auctioneer Robson will sell to
day at the Market house. See ad
vertisement.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

We are pleased to see that oar tel
low-citizen. Mr.. Joseph Howell, is in
temporary charge Of the pnst-otfice,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

For the information of our readers
We append below an extract from a
letter addressed to Gen. Hawkins.
commanding Western Division Of
Louisiana, by Gen. Candy. in rela-
ton to the case Of Judge Weems, Of
which we have already sa fficiently
posted the patrons Of the Ne~s. The
extract is as follows:
IL think it proper to state in this
connection, that the President has
recognized the constitution Of 1864.
and has adopted the government or
ganixed under that constitution, AS
the means Of restoring civil authority
in Louisiana, and wherever. by the
appointment and qualification of Off
GERS, the machinery Of civil govern.
ment has been re-established, it will
be- respected by and supported by the
military authorities.
Neither the law, the regulations OF
the Fre.lmen's Bureau, nor military
orders, warrant any interference with
the criminal process Of civil courts OF
the State, if they confne themselves
to their appropriate and legal juris,
/ diction, and in the administration of
justice secure to the negroes equal
rights with the whites, under the
laws of the United States and the
Presidents proclamation. "
The letter from which we take III,
above appeared in the las, issue Of
the South Western, and is concluded
in the following terse language
mir. Callahan will be suspended
from the exercise of his functions
pending this investigations, and Tho
assistant commissioner for the State
will b. requested to designate an OF
ticer to replace him."
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07
Frontier Defence.

The following. in reference to from
tier defence, we take from late II III.
Der Of the San Antonio Herald:
We have recently had the pleasure
Of n full and free conversation with
Major General Wesley Merritt, com
manding cavalry forces. upon the
subject Of frontier protection. We
have long known the in'eres, our
people felt in this matter, and as
Generals Sheridan and Merritt hav.
both just returned from n brief tour
Of inspection upon our western from
tier, ". sought the first favorable
opportunity to enjoy brief inter
view. and. if proper. to ascertain and
publish any information which We
might learn, going to show that the
necessary steps We're being taken to
afford s.thc"n, and ample protection
to the frontier settlers. We arr hap
py to state that our interview was
most satisfactory, and that General
Merritt has authorized lis to say to
our citizens upon the Indian border,
tina, it is the design Of the govern
men, to give them perfect protection.
and that il Will be done. The posts
which have been heretofore es'ab
lishcd. will not be rc-estahlished i'm
mcdiatcly, and some OF them proba
bly, no, Mt all, A portion of them
will be rebuilt, and occupied in due
course e time. and 10 meet til. pres
.nt emergency ii is the intention OF
General Merritt to send cut heavy
dc;achmrnts. under t.ticirn. and en-
crsctic officers. whose duty il viii be
to scour the whole frontier country,
from on" end to the other, and to re-
peat it over and over again. until
neither Indian nor jayhawkrr will
dare to raise his head ou,sid. OF in
, side Of the buffalo range. These
d-,achrn-n,s will toe fitted out with
4 months supply OF provisions ut a
time, and will be- sent out in various
directions, and when one comes III
from certain locality another will
"A, once 90 10 tax. its place, thus
keeping the frontier alive with troop
.rS, wn" will scarcely ever camp two
nights in tn" same locality. 1t occurs
10 u that 'h's VIII prove 70 he the
most "''rci'v" protection winch III"
frontier has ever had. lhr lhdianH
an" JANhn"kriS VIII never kh'"
"h"r" then .not.". 10" VIII turn up
and frequently when they fancy
themselves retiring III perfect e"c"-
ri'y' thu brave cavalier VIII be char
ing down upon them
W" ais" learned from r"i"iai N"r'
rlti, that MAYOR 'rh. 'Hsiar' whose
cavalry GlVl~'"n forms "ftfon 81
'"n"iA! N"nitt : command, M!Il soon
b" ordered up :" Aust II, from which
has" ct operations !"i"chm"n'> viii
niN" be sent "H' I" "p'ia'" IN S'!ui-
lar manner against sections at com
try lying immediately north "ud west
soon n. ,h,. ,Innp- can H.. ur,u,.,ly
fitted up. viii be vigorous and Ii"
doubt "h'c'''". let our c'hzrn~
'''! " '''.'' ~ ''''"i'''"''" wv
.,,5.., ~ nrc,.r,;,,o ,l,,. rr.r,i..r and
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07
l British Veteran.
u. U. IN NJ,
First Lieutenant and A. \ \

Major General Sir Georur Brown.
vino recently died in England. acted
a ca,i,,icuou- part in tl.. rrim.an
way, and is the sninr officer who com
mand-d battalion in tn. attack u,,.
on Washington civ in 1913. and ON
,l,a: occasion was severely wounded.
H., mus, hay. been eighty wears old
at hi, death, and We, in the Crimea,,
war lie was one OF the mos, active,
energetic. and ca,ablr office of the
British army in that severe, and try
iu- cHiHpai.n
The hri,i, IN c,ovcrn,n,u, work. i.
,,i;r r. civil, md ,,;li,,-r - ,h..
very las, Dnr nl,u,rr, I..r,. u.y.r
L,It -,.>ac,in, Of ,h,i,. old r.oro..
r,,,,i,jn.. .L,.m "a stand rn,o ,b..;r
work :. ,L.. Uor-.. Gu,rS. ar, 70
.l. veteran. 81, ,L.ir army and navy
and aIuiroIry In all tie. r.r..,i.
wars conducted tx t;r,a. bri,,ir,
rL,. h,uu, of ,h,. InLor and r,so,r.j.
.,,if,y WAS ,Iro,,u unrn ..1rr.,,,.
,j.,t,- and -..u,,,.,r.uo,ior-
-,,, ~,
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49, '''N NJ "''',
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era ,''' >'" "'''' mos re-
,h IN , mes res ora maps nave shown
themselves 'ni'F ''P'p'r Oh perform
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Thanks to the officers of the steam
err Alex. Speer, Capt. John W. White
aud r. Moody, clerk, for late papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Gen. Forrest has recently me. with
n reception from the hands Of old
friends in Memphis.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Thanks to the polite officers of the
steamer Fanny Gilbert for late pa
pers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Thanks to Mr.. VIM. Thatcher for
late New Orleans papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Persons wishing to purchase Bills
of lading by the quantity or IN
small lots, can be accommodated by
calling at this office.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

Thanks to the Red River Express
Company for late papers furnished
this Office.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

4 Terrible Pre15ction-Prot.-snr
Leonidas, IN indianapolis astroIog"r.
after looking NJ Tho ling- around the
sun. makes The following horribl"
prophecy:
observe by the planets tina, Il
dreadful plasu" will commence in
Russia, originating from silks bro't
over from Egypt, Cairo, and Turkey
II will extend across the Baltic sea,
and Will d-solat. Germany. cause
immens" mortality in England, and
then spread To the United States.
This dr-adiu! Epidemic will spot the
people like a leopard, and turn tn"
flesh to 4 purple black. The p-sri-
lrnce will carry off such an amount
Of mortals that Their. will not b..
enough lett to bury the dead or give
them Christian burial. Th. street,
OF our cities, towns, and villages. will
be swarm.d with the dead and diving
! The groans and ycll- of horror will
/ fill every breast with CONSERVATION
On all sides confusion will abound
( The death knell Will ceas. TO toll as
the malady RACES in fury. The in.
fccted will fall and die wherever tn. '
take it. The stem ch of the dead will
/ become SO common that the survivors
will not heed il.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

IL Prague some enthusiastic sing
crs scrcnaurd Miss Gilimeyer, an
actress. The lady appeared at the
window aud made tn. following touch.
ing speech; Gentlemen, / thank
You. But may l ask another favor
OF you" Our lives" was the en-
thusiastic reply. well, then, 20
home and let ne sleep"
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-07

We take the following sta,emen,
of cotton from the New Orleans Star
of the 26th ult:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
Da6 an Tranfrei6 an8eblib al:
4%etretene yjtbtet.

Die 6alsRarrtafett. NIT rsr Die &ebsusn
auf Era uunQ oer linton uno Nn,rfennun9
tsr CONFEDERATION ale Grteosnsbertn8una
htae4eu. obpobl un(sn Gs0rd&tn Armten
ibr @ettr, our6aaebtn. ole ibre GAMBLE.
%yerbtnpunasn NIT rem Nuslonre auf9sbo
6ea I6np. NIT Der Mo'b In Sarsn ,au& ots
uuAntef.t auntmmt. iii: siesnen bssrs tn
Demsraa&iatten n. I'D auR5lsu VIII tbnsn ets
leStt 6ofuuna ouf 6llft BON Settn' :'r
u6re(td,n 81 mpaibi(ers" at@wunrm
IA. peutet barauf bin. cab fe nod tumer
kuTen. oae oas ausione ibuen In tratnr
etnes Bette tn fetuem 6a6 aseen bte 3s'
publtf III QUITE fos,neu tptros. Die Get
tsr Der Rebeuion uerrec wobl abtr an
Gnoe einfeben, boe coe Ausl4no oer s'nsr
btrften Snhxpentton 6d bateu p,ro. neil
Or Norp.n cine lolde wtnta III fat&'en
tdtte. Gbtu rebba.b wenctn i& un(tr<
Bti6e utersr auf ete BON WerIfo onattli6
an Grantrti4 %abeetrtenn Yrouir,en, oif
eSentusQ ben Nsbsusa 1ufnabms btsten
m6dteu. Btsustdt ma9 msnt0u oa 81
&a&e feta. ale pie asuheu porren
Denno& wtrr &c (dcn an G@ tutertdant
(etn, iene proptnAen ndbsr Al baro6ten
90 Rno bic 5taatsu @b'buobua. @onora,
@iualoa. Durango unp Inter @altfrr'
ntru. usbu etefslbsn Rooen mtr In Ter
Aew 3orfu preRe folQsnce Notiisn:
Gbibuobxa. &blbuabua II einu
Der n1rpat&arn mer'fnuti&tn Staa'eu uni
adtlte TN Sabre 1906 elmo 100 600 Gin
tpotnsr. @or Cen tn Sabre 1845 abae
(&loRsusu, @arSren : Dutroee. 'poeurd
etn 5itbsntel ietnss @sbinss an ete 9u.
q. abeetreten murpe, b.nua iein 6ld&sn:
raum 17.151 Quarrat Qeaeues. SIN
Dam ptrp Der Stdat BON 1sras curh
pen &to' @ranbe esf&teesn uno I'm @shsH
pom @onora pur& ete bobt @%ebtreefene
Der etsrra Wubre.
Der bRlt&s She'll tsS 6taateS btfebt
AuS 6o@etensn, rts 4 500 Vie 5000 Jub
aber, Der. MsuesRd&e lteaeu. am &to
Gronbe III Der Bopsn aueaetrcdnst uni
unfru&tbor Der Ref b.fett aue pstttn.
tpslsnf6rmiasn Gbsntn. tts 9an, pom 6o&'
lamb eutbl66t fno, nur usnt9 Bu'&psH.
uno tm auaemeinen furaen @tasmu@e
bateu. woour@ 6e f1 au 0i,bwetpsp
trsfflt& eteusn. DIR @.birasaua ru
Gterrs Mapre II NIT boben Gt6teu. g.
den, Giden. &stern. @oau u6tdumsn Il.
wotl bswa6feu. Die Gbenen Gnr msia
taumlos. Der fdplt&s Ettil p.s @toa.
to II potl ttwdftrt, pdbreus Der n6rp
tide Tbett rur ,psntae 9nsme bat. Don
beuen uebrere udbrsnp Der Sommubise
yHffefn uuo serf@wtnon. Mineral,
4usQen tomuen In .Sisleu BeAenpen BE
9taAtsS bdufa Sor.t@ r ~
TDss <ma "a febr lietli&. Der esn,.
Mr. bauert 8 Mouste> In. Sabre. mo
p3tvenb BET tbsiasn / geonate lsnmf pie
1fEsi,stay etfitgtaea usl.ttt.t4snaen
QsiSohsah dBSte7 n &fHHr!x,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
W66entlttDr MarttbertGt
fir ben "Teuo!saE:. bei9ha
Don 1st1 mann u. Q.
Ofte VS. .Jtr1Nravn". !
-4etttwc4, .. 0,br. 4bS6.

@etretot mart.
Der Narst mar ~ Anfana Ter ytsApRtuts
Wo@e ftbr rubta. bts Rdufsr runtsx bac H.(u..
tat er Observation-Disclosures atEarien unb
btslten lid Dt6bllb pom &auftn 1urdd. @sitb.m
bas Wtfultai btfdunt gtupytsn "a, tvaf u,sbr
e,tbafnafdt Elm unb BIZ pretk hnt va stn poos
Cents e'f,sssn. DIN ls%ttafnatnntf bic glah.
fraas fur Rorn bet btbeutsnesn 3ufuSrsr. u
bsma6'tet 0t tr Ve,'ttltsbdrblu absyon en
bsunrubteenpts @.fibl une IL flytitn, bas f.
otn Aussnbhd cine aa.aareptr atn. Ne be,stns
Drsdsn m6ss. ="
Rtbl- 81 ft, fau unt Ia t.n Rltl.n Sc.
Anbsn I'D srobt Dorrdite. o. Inesa. NIT aus
nabms fd1 Cen btslssn Gonfum. lttps gsrsdufs
Ralt. pre,fs: tm sDtclfals tsl'1n Hl6 81 so,
IN paptufddm $3.50 In ..Sult" s.. 90. Sle
tail s s"'m !. = $500, s" s%ap'fadtn $3.50.
D.utu. 70. l 81 % unb &c. Q $l.ls.
0erfe. $l.l5 W 81 %.
2orn so bio So Gene.
safer. 50 bio SO GsntS. =" -.
3.u. p'a,rtt <7-$8s ~1tRpttp $l9.
eoamen. Gla&sfaamtn & 90 BIZ. - 10.
atmo!bp 50 90 tN "a 90. 1Riuttt $o.25 bs
81 So.
6en. 81 1t. ~ ptr.Go,t.
4cbltn. Is bts 27e pet 1ufth.
Sobxsn. Nttts, $Is25 tts & 20.
8utter. 25e. us 30e.
Gt.r. Homtnen ~ 25e.
S6wetne @tf6la@tes S1l 50 W. $3.50.
Vofe- 2.l2.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
Cine ntue Mpramnfe

Cine ueue MoramoHt. Dit ncbl'
3unft ber S~trabtnrduber bat oou 2cnoo1
cbtr tr8enp elmer anoern europatiher
gro60apt cine gang neue Art Don Moro:
feulen importirt, reren ie lid 9eSen tbr'
Drfer bebient. sic beibt Die u9anofeu'
lie" uno ibre Anrpenouna liebt fat leres:
NAL sewi1tn SOB mad lid. @ie 1T aue
itarttm Seseltu1 sema&t> %feulenartl9 Sc:
formt, etrpa 30 3ou lang uno mtbt 6 bic
8 3oQ i'm umfane. D1eier Cad ODER,
wenn man biele Bejeidnun9 antrtuoeu
oarf, bie(e &tule miro nit oi&tsepadtem
feinem Sance 9efiqt, wie9t sen S bis &c
pfunp uno bat alS Morowaft 9robeyor:
,Iiae ppr Der aepSbnlthen 3eule, S4laS:
ring, &nittel optr Bleil@linot. Sit
prallt nidt ;ur1d, na@bem Der S@lae
eefallen 1T, umb LIFT feline @pur ope'
8raul9e surid. :,
@en1 bas Opfer bamit stnen S&lal
auf oas 9aupt erbdlt - unp oortbtn II
Der Strti4 nit ter Sanpfeult alemal Sc:
rtatet - f1nft es, infol9t Der Grihatte'
runs ees @ebtrns, auf Der SteQe laut:
unb wtoerfancslos ;u Bopen, obne eaf
aud muir bic 8erinsfe Brau(4t, rel@'
bod font itoes anpere stmobntt&e fun:
pfc Snfrument ma9t, an Der &opfbau
oes Spfers au entoeden tpdrt; naaoen
Die Sunpteule ibre f4eu6lt@e arbet &C.
than bat. Sdon iino r1ebrere biefer &tu:
len BON Der Newsyorter poli3et I'M BefB'
oelperater 9baraftere 8efunbe1 rporDen
tptl9e Aufl9lu6 lber Ben @ebrau@ 90:
Ben. fir wtlden lie befimr,t fae.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-02-09
Ste gatnois. ,auo W1t4i8an.@ Ga.
,N-S>r& y Rabbi.

nay - ~ = 0SSASUSSSe = p
r'Uk tefpra&.n In portp,r Wo&s pt.f
ON unp jstetsn In tsr xdrie, pob rsu
NorpwtRen. hdmentlt& ben S,aa,su Sons
'nnp Wtnnelota. rur@ pis(,lbe tetne 81,
rs@ttoieit 9eldsbe. Settrrm IN I'm 6aui,
6ee &onarsH.s I,ibn uur& balfe uuler'1
rt9enen QonBrebcdsaatto rte NiQ pa0irt
na&pem ouf Nnlra8 NQiions pteslb'
bur& aufnobms stnss pa0us. psr rte Gr'
tauun8 Don xandlen UNI pt obtren uns
unteren WNf|fppt' 6dus pnflQt. amsn'
ptrt: porren. IS blelbt nun 1u fsbsu
1trt0, mac ptr Ssuot t,un ptrp, Ger In
hs6 naa siaem TtIsaramm pom portBsu
9amR,s pr 8'u abssndat ffin ioQ.
-hAAteaAsune 81. eoHtS futeln
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felp nt4t, ba6 ptr Ssuat nadfomn,en
rttoe. Die SQiuote' uno @thiean Ga
nalbt4 (@stnt o.nn aud fQr oit(e bstesn
9t1pte, Die exrA bts(en Canal auf Dem
tA1$sHsn @sae IN ttrefts WubtnrunA NIT
tta@Aots .aeistt naern wQrrtn. bs(enpus
As1,a&t ia fefn. Dr. RoroweRsn bat bier
uber ntepttum @tlsasnbdt ~ b.rouun,
baB 6%anpetsfzcte. In r!,fsm 6out beIon
bers &bkaoo, tn S1anos 6qo, ~nsn 0dr
ssren Druid adf ben &onar,b ltu, Assn, ole
ete anfrsut mobnsuosn 9uuetr Der Sn,
&ers0sn ots Norrmelsns unp ale pi.ie ou.
gemetnen Sute, fen (sltf. Q1n1 Die BIN,
nenfe.n NIT Dem W,iMlIppa pubtnp,npe
@aNnRroes. ptren M6neuHa ris Mln.
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1alb st Qouis) Il. wQrre frog oder r.
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paroen etnen. @ea Don rsfp 100 bic 1000
Uirtlsn au mo6tn blbsn, beuor MIR an
BE Wanruna res Canals 9ttanatrn une
bteffr umwta In @,rbinruna mtt ben ga
nali3uen wirrs :ts Tra&len nod Dem
Often 70 tn etc bdbt ns,ben. oaB eis Der.
fdifer In Norepsfen eenn ecd Is bots
<belbuftu f'oen wlrbea, 6d BON zen
Gtfrubabneompaenten auebeuhn 1u l,Gn.
Diu mon ben SnIrt0tn pse an Gan.
eesprooufIen 10 ,uden Norcrsfene, ia
ben nat,onoIsn 9atert6e H'6"una. TIA
8sn, 10 mus rer au bIusnes &anoi e,ne
n5roli&er 8sle9enbeit babsn urr bt(on.
oers empftbIuaaen eub mdre tie Rcdpiper
Houte. Mud aus mtlttdrtldn @tQnoen
wd1e pte(e Nouk 10 (t5r au empfeblen, mts
Der SQtuoiS Wi6i9an Canal.
3metfsle obne fann nod ptd fur E6r>
beruua oteler piattoen &uehtesnbttt ae>
than perpen. Nbsr lsosu MIR. pte bic.
ber. Die 6duoe rubt9 In psn Sdoo6, ODER
bsi&rdnfen wtr uus In ~unisrsn MnQ1sn.
Qun9en auf blobts Sin unr 6srresn in
Geriu mmluueen, 70 psreen @bieoao UNI
st. 9outS Den Norr 10 eRsn lbnalesln.
Die p1opufiion I'm Norr wsfen fsi0srt
f& NIT isosm SABRE. 2auienoe BON
Quapratmetlen css reidasn Borens bar'
ten oss pF 'ats nidt nur in Soma unp
Wiuuefota, lonceru au@ I'm meRlideu
@tseondn uno Suinots. Gommuniea>
t~ionepe0s fno bier notbrene,a unb pers
ben netbmeupieer NIT isrem Taee. rpdbr
reno ,Gourt unp cas- ilelt&s SQtnote
an fQnRliden uno natlrlt9sn banpsle'
Rrabtn fstnen Mun9el babsn.