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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18


United States Senator SALISBURY Bas re-
turned home. Re ha resigns he viii pTeba'
bly, Rs succeeded by his brother, new Gov
erIiof.
a new decision OF the Postmaster Gen
eral allows the postage on foreign letters
henceforth to be paid in currency instead
of coin. Ise
The State Department at Washington
has advices that the Emperor Of Brazil
will open the Amazon River to the
Der.
The ratification of the Russian treaty
gives satisfaction to the people of the
Pacific States, but is regarded with appre
hension by those of Victoria and British
Columbia. a
Governor Salisbury has appointed Jas
A. Bayard, of Wilmington, United States
Senator to fill the va ancy caused by the
death of Senator Riddle. He will take his
seat at once. effts
The Russian treaty, as ratified, was for
warded to the Emperor of Russia, by tele
graph, at cost of about nine thousand
five hundred dollars, and it is understood
that his formal assent to the same has
already been received.
Mr.. Seward, at the request of the Aus
trian Minister, telegraphed, on the 9th, tc
Mr. Campbell, Minister to Mexico, to dis
patch message to Juarez, urging that all
possible leniency be shown Macmillan, in
case he fell into the hands of the Liberals
On the same day Mr. Campbell returned
answer that he had forwarded the request
The Russian treaty, by whicr their pos
sessions are coded to this Government, was
ratified by the Senate, in executive session
on the 9th inst, by vote Of 81 to 2. Il
appears that the territory wac encountered
by certain franchises, and our Government
would not accept it thus hampered, though
it was offered at $7,000,000. Russia ther
agreed to assume the franchises at $1,000
additional, which was agreed to- 1t still
remains for the House to agree to vote tht
money to carry it out.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18

WHEN DIR. Dodge, an electric physician,
was lecturing through this State on the
evils of tea and coffee, he happened to
meet, one morning at the breakfast table,
a witty son of Erin Of the better class.
Conversation turned to the doctors favor
tie subject, and he addressed our friend as
follows: Z.
swell" said the doctor, elf convince
you that they are injurious to your health,
will you abstain from their use
Sure and l will, sir"
How often do you use coffee and tea ~
asked the doctor
Morning and night, sir" 8o
Well" said the doctor, -" do you ever
experience slight dizziness of the brain
upon going to bed?" ia d.
Yes, indeed do" replied Erin
"And a sharp pain through the temples,
in and about the eyes, in the morning y
asked the doctor.
"Troth, / dosso." 1 vad & os. ".
WELL" said the doctor, with an air of
confidence and assurance in his manner,
g that is the tea and coffee" ~
as it indade? Faith, and I'm thankful /;
always thought that it was the whisky
did that same" a
The company roared with laughter, and
the doctor quietly retired.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18

that II Will require The importation Of
hundred thousand bushels OF corn 70 sub
slst ti.s peopie Of South Carolina gill ths
aexs harvest. ef which oae.Ieufsh faast BS
distributed gFatuitoassy,
The crovasses IN the river st Baton
Rouge are beyond control, and all attempts
to close them have been abandoned. The
richest sugar regions in the State are ruined
for the season. Marelgo crevasse com
pletcly inundated the Black river country,
the most productive cotton region in the
South The freedmen's settlement known
as De. Soto has been overflown by it, and
eighty freedmen are known to have per
ished in the water, despite all attempts to
save them from their hapless fate.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18
The East.

The Pennsylvania Union State Central
Committee have fixed upon Wednesday,
June Goth, at Williamsport, as the time
and place for holding the State Convention.
The deed from the corporation to the
United States for land in the City Hall
Park, for the Post Office, was executed by
the New York city authorities, ON the 9th
inst.
The delegation in Congress from Con-
necticut is entirely changed. Not one Of
its old members go back. Two failed to
be renominated, one declined and one was
defeated 'a-'.'i 4t''"
The strike Of the miners in New Jersey
still continues, and is increasing. Two
thousand are idle, or engaged with the
strikers, and all the miners in Morris
county have suspended work. aa s.
A bill to permit the parties to suit to
testify in their own behalf has recently
passed both Houses of the Pennsylvania
Legislature, and only awaits the signature
of the Governor to become law.
The New Jersey Legislature has refused
to pass the Eight Hour bill by large ma
jority, and also refused to strike the word
"white" out of the Constitution so as to
allow negroes in that State to vote.
A fire at Wilkesbarre, Pa, on the 9th,
destroyed twenty buildings. The loss is
about 100000; insurance, $4,000. The
Times office was among the buildings
burned. The Wyoming Bank was saved.
When the Canadian authorities under
took to blow up Table Rock, at Niagara
Falls, some weeks ago, they neglected to
properly arrange the charge of powder,
and the explosion only had the effect to
throw down some pieces.
The monster steamship Great Eastern
reached New York on the 9th, and will sail
for Brest, France, on the 10Th inst, making
regular trips during the Paris Exposition
The dates of her departure from New
York are April 10th, May 2Sth, and July
9th.
The reported massacre at Fort Buford is
not confirmed. Letters have been received
from Fort Sully by a gentleman in St
Louis, of later date than the one on
which the story is based, which reports all
well, and makes no allusion to the disaster
General Sherman has no advices of mas
sacre, and disbelieves the report.
The ten thousand dollars stolen from the
Adams Express Company's messenger, Oh
| the steamboat Elisha Bennett, between
Pittsburgh and Greenboro, on the night
of the 5th of April, has been recovered
through the detective agency of Allan
Pinkerton, of Chicago. The. guilty par
ties will be speedily brough to justice.
The great. boat race between the Oxford
and Cambridge University Boat Clubs, Oh
the river Thames, took place, on the 18th
Great interest was manifested, and the
banks of the river for four miles were
lined with spectators. The race was the
most exciting ever witnessed of the kind
The Oxford won by about half length
Time: Twenty-Five minutes, thirty nine
seconds
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18

Alone ia the dreary. pitiless street,
With my torn old dress and bare cold feet
All day I've wandered to and fro.
Hungry and shiyering and nowhere to 90;
-- Ihe night is coming on in darkness and dread, 49,
And the chill sleet beating upon my bare head;
on why does the wind blow upon wild |!
q is 1T because Fm nobody's child?
Just over the way there's flood of light,
And warmth and beauty and all things bright;
Beautiful children, in robes so fair,
Are caroIing songs in rapture there.
ii Z, wonderif they, in their bissful glee, VI
80. Would pity poor little beggar like me,
Wandering alone in the merciless street,
(. Naked and shiyering, and nothing to eat?
Oh what shall do when the night comes down
In its terrible blackness over the town?
Shall lay me down meath the angry sky.
On the cold hard pavement stone to die p
When the beautiful children their prayers have
said, +.
And maminas have tucked them up snuply in bed.
10 dear mother ever upon me smiled
why It, wonder? I'm nobodys childl
3 No father, no mother, sister-not one
I In all the world loves me; cen the little dogs
r-s run
When wander too near them; it's wondrous to
Hoy everything shrinks from beggar like me
Perhaps tbs a Dire am; but sometimes when / lie
Gazing far up in the dark blue sky,
Watching for hours some large, bright stars
fancy the beautiful gates are ajar,
And host Of white-robed, nameless things
p Come huttering Ger me in gilded wings;
hand that Is strangely soft and fair
Caresses gently my tangled hair. s
And voice like the carol of some wild bird
The sweetest voice that was ever heard
Calls me many dear pet name,
III my heart and spirit are all afame,
And tells me Of such unbounded love,
And bids me come up to their home above
Ana then, with such pitifnl, sad surprise,
They look at me with their SOFT sweet blue eyes,
And it seems to me, out of the dreary night,
am going up to that world of light, s.e
And away from the hunger and storm so wild;
am sure shall then be somebody's child.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18

THE Sycamore Qll.) Republican say John
M. Lawrence, of Cortland, De Kalb coun-
ty, received, last Saturday april g., a tel
egram from parties in Canada, informing
him that he had fallen heir to an estate in
England valued at 100000. Mr.. Law
renee is young man in very humble cir
cumstances-so humble that, in suit of
his in Court at the last term, he obtained
leave to prosecute asa poor person unable,
to give the usual security for costs. He
has been somewhat Before the public in a
number Of suits in Court with John Lowell,
which grew out of his unfortunate matri.
monal relations. He was divorced at the
last term Of Court, and married gain in a
few days after to a widow. eYGrA
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18

A REMARKABLE YEAR.-The year 1867
will be very eYentful one to every maid
en- who gets married. Throughout the
course of the whole year, whenever the
moon wanes the nights will grow dark.
Whoever is in love this year will think his
sweetheart an angel Whoever gets mar
ried will find out whether it is true. If a
young lady happens to blush, she will look
red in the face. If she dreams of a young
man three nights in succession, it is sign
of something If anybody jumps over
board without knowing how to swim, it is
two to one he gets drowned. Ifsany one
lends an umbrella, it is ten to one he is
obliged to go home in the rain for pains
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18

At wedding, after the clergyman
had united happy pair, an awful silence ensued !:
which becoming rather irksome to young gentle
man, he cried out =" You need not be so unspeak-
ably happy"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18

The Muscatine Courier complains that
the prohibitory liquor law is SO rigidly en-
forced at Muscatine that the bars Of the
steamboats, recently arrived at that port
have done thriving business selling Whis-
ky at twenty-f five cents drink.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18


Uses OF ADVERSELY = You wear out
your old clothes l4-an{
You are not troubled with many visitors.
You are exonerated from making calls.
Bores do not bore you. s.aats5
Sponges do not haunt your table.
Itinerant bands do not play opposite
your window. f3tie-re
You avoid the nuisance of serving on jul
ries. -
No one thinks of presenting you with
testimonial. .'ml
No tradesman irritates you by asking
" is there any little article, to-day, sir"
Begging letter writer's leave you alone
Impostors know il is useless to bleed
you. .iati s4,e4s
You practice temperance.
You swallow infinitely less poison than
others. 14f ea
You are saved many debt, many de-
ception, many headache. ~
And, lastly, if you have true friend in
the world, you are sure, in very short
space Of time to learn 1T sgs
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18

HUN " HUI :"
O. You practical engineer, and ask
where is the danger on such a night as this,
with the Lightning Express close be-
hind, and we twenty-five minutes after our
time? Boys, do you know that we are re-
sponsible not only for Atwater and Carew
and John Macleod, but for all the passen-
gers on this train? Do you want the SIN
of murder on your soul?"
He spoke in sharp voice that was al
most a scream.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-04-18

OuCe mort dlleT u ten-IninuJeSr stop the
little signal-bell sounded '"Go ahead p the
brakes moved noisily, and the wheels be-
gan to revolve. Macleod had not re-
turned to his place by my side and began
heartily to hope that he designed to favor
me with no more of his society. | was
overjoyed to feel this, and in much lighter
spirits than usual | let on the steam and
was soon going at a rapid rate. Three or
four hundred yards from the depot the
road ran through deep cut, and Just be-
yond it was a corresponding eiills or EN-
bankment about ten feet high. The en-
gineers, that is the surveyors " as we me-
chanical engineers insist, balfsnecringly,
in calling them, had with very bad taste
made compound curve" here, so that
before entering the g cut i could see moth
ing az it, and when. / was in the "cut'' I
could see nothing beyond it, So, of course,
we had to go through. with whistle blowing
and usually at slow gait. But feeling in
good spirits at MacLeod's absence, the
prospect of good run, having the " Lady,
IN fine condition, with the trains we were
to meet reported "all right" and the track
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-23
GemeinuuttaeS.

I'm Die @atten 3u pertretben, sisht eth
Bauer In Soma f~cIssnbss Wittsl an, nas CT probat
fanb: SO fus cine Static, bescb fs NIT SsrcitnDl
une lteB lie rianer ~laufeu. Gte TcIae mar, Dap
aQe Staten aus msinsu Sauis unb .6pfe psrlspans
ben unh fd ieitbem feine ms1r isesn hsB." Gas
Experiment 1T rsnisfens rsriuHsnswsrth.
BUR 8etnisuna Der 3a9ne lSfs 3trei uns
,en Btmiisin In ersi Bfunb fchenesm Waifsr auf
unb ebe ss falt 1T, mii4e einsn SeeelcHslrra San'
pte1piritus barsin uno 8tsbe es in Ulaihsa es
1T gum Gebsaua fsrtis. Gin S9selSnslpna ben
oieler Mirtur nit sinsm S6eslGfslcca bstees gBai'
Iers permiigt unb tGslih nit elmer tpsihsn 3abn'
eirie anaspanet, erbGft uno psrihSnsrt Bic 3abne,
tSa alien 8einfsinanias az, faast bic 3abns sss
asn Siuls, maat fe gang tpets unn erbait oas
5atuFsfa ssiuoo. (gaso. Sourn.)
Ranstae Butter. - Gin mshfsitlatt stsst
fclasnben 9fatt, nm ranstse Sutter in quite IA rsr'
~ranoeln: r3u sinem pint geaiisr sisbe 80 Sro'
pfsn (etra einen balten Sb9lSfslupu) @blcrfalfs
matter. Oarin raite cbsr Iptle circa 2 Bfuno
Butter tiihtia eurd, 70 hab ale S6sile nerisltsn
nit DEM gBaiIer in Bsri1runS fomr,en, une lat1e
fe reihIia eine Stunbe bariu fsbsn. Damn tra'
ite bic 8utier srreimal nit rstnsm @aiisr tahti5
tura uno oieIelbe tat cen itlsn Scrub unb Sc
lhmaf ~perlorsn uno 1T tuisner ebsnic gut uno mp
als fril9e Butter. Ser @blcrfaIf 1sst fA an Cen
3ceen uns oas MaiIsr feet c6sn oaraui nnn fam
feire lddbfias Btrsau8 suriidlahsn." Ser Ns'
oaeisur fist binBu:
uSoalsiA bolton mir gang rans'se Bnttsr bsrbst;
n~rcierien Ie mad benz Dbiasu S3seept, iieatsn tie
beimlia nsesn quite, frtl6s Butter auf ben SilA,
unb unfcre vbsfsre 6dlfte" fcnnie ntat nntsri5st'
BEN, trslae Die ranSise sepsisn mar"
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Observation-Disclosures.

Mtttel sesen MauImarfe.-S g. Ga
bss BON gputb linton, 3d., fast: Gin Gff Saftrr
8ptnen retht Sin, nm als 0iaulpirfe tn isinsnt
County fsrtsubrtnsen. Oian brauht ntHts meter
1u teun, ala snei bis bret 8cbnen auf Dem Ylase
niebsrlsssn, 100 ie a%rbeten, unb ba fe ibrs sSHsr
In "a StunSsn elm, tts srsimal bnrhlautsn, 10
inbsn Fs bic 8rbnen unh frsfen fe, t~rcranf Re ME
trie%herfcmmen.
Sic Sase Der pferbe lsioen nnb itnb
manGsn &ranfasiteu unterrryfen, tpsnn fe auf els
mem bartsn Bu6boben fsssn. Ser befe BuBscbsn
fit einen gfertslia 1T BON grbe, aber CT raub gut
brainirt iein, hamit ct ntht nrsai8 triro.
Bsnn 9fsrhe bura Srsd sssanssn snb, 10 ioQte
man He ME nit Srsf an ben 9einsn unb SaBsn
gtaht asbsn laisn, icnoern Die Bsins nnb
8St9sn Getlocks), ia islbf bic 5nfsn rein asmaiasn
unn trrtsn rsiSen.
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TielleiG)t Gin siueiteB Californian.

Tplaenben paraaraptsn sntneemsn mir Dem &ls
tanp or. d. uSOurna1:" = SO 1T cine ansss'
maate Sba,iaas, DAP bon benz auesrfsn Gnbs 9a'
tuspnisns Lungs Ger sanssn anses Settle an Der
3ifte hes gtiQsn Mesrss in Siioamerifa entlans,
BON ba burh Wisrieo, Californian uno eas Britt
lAe Columbia Bis al Die 8sbrins's Strabs, Sob
in srSssrsm obsr serinserem Wtabs pcrbaneen TT.
IS 1T fstnsr sins Ssn @OlosrG6ern lansil t%efannte,
ausssmaats S9atIaas, ba6 ie meter nSrDti@ mir
sebsn, nsto m,s6r bic Gclosrbahern Rh Ger &dlts
nG9ern, unb bic Mtnsnarbsit bsfto leidter rDire.
grfabrene @olesrdbsr aus Californian, spelas BIZ
Saas Der 8tulFldsn BsEsunssn uatstiaat pafsn'
iprsaen in cen bcHnunssucufsn 4usbrii6sn bon
eem uusspsifslbaftsn Minerals 8eiHtbun iensr @s'
scnben., Gin erfa9rsner, praftiihsr Bergman.
Ser bas eyfe Sob uno stlber IN Soa6o 9rub, uni
aud Sob i'm 8uiiiaen Insrifa 8eFuHpsn bate.
iasts inns, ct bsse, mad isinsr eisnsn 8sobaatune
unb grforimuns jsnes Pclarlanoss, fsinsn Snsi'
fsl, DAP btnnsu einem Sabr bas GOlosratsn Dor
in tbatissr Separation ietn piro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-23

Cine et8snt9 amttaeSc65ett @d6'
reno oas stiensspanserts SrisasIAiT Miantcncmab
per gart1aBsna, gpanien, lag, fam ssseu Gtsnb
elm enslii1sr GER al Brrb unp fraats, cS Der 9ss
fs6lsbatsr sinss Ser. Gtaatsn gdiTss tsfust nd,
re, 2snts III trausn, unb fts Ssiratb in olsn 2ins
bsrn shitis mare. Sa feline Urasen 6sjabsno bes
a~ntpOrtet puroen, la9te er, CT pini9e bon etnenl
Qtotelantsn ssiraut 5u treroen, mas IN Spanien
I8ner bislts, uno CT fraSte Cen Captain Ssauz
mont, cb sr bic Srauuus pcrjisten rcGts. 80
a." s~rlp;rerts Der Captain, nnb aussnblidlib gins
gen bic eeute oaran, Die Staatseajijte nnS nas
gStT nit 8lasssn 5u Bisrsn unS satlrsi&s 9%atsrnsn
in bic. Safslase su bdn8su, 70 nab eas Shtff fat
10 bed bstsuttst mar ME am Sage. I'm 8 ltbr
rurbs Elm Boct ans ufsr sGianbt, Tin bic 9raut
nnS lore 8sslsitsr 81 6otsn. Gobalb ba5 Boot
pisbsr gum Shi1s auriafam, ipislts bas D6sn uuf
BEN S6urn Fssnes MuVtecrps cine amstifaniihs
9Sstfe, Stafsten nnb enbstes Seusrpert lieB man
aufaetssn, bic 9istsnnsn tratsn auf's @srcsf, unb
parsn In rsntgsn Nitnutsn ptr6unosn. GO mar
lri,ftt5 Elm iaSnsa Pdraen.
3asnem bic gsremcnte unb bic 0ratulaticnen
vorI6sr ,rarsn, murss ,iatis auf Dem @srSsd ssz
tan;t, ~rporauf Der CAPTAIN Elm eslisatss Sohscitss
mail in Der @ajite ~isrpirsn lief, unb bas sliflias
gaar f9 untsr ausSriesn innissn Sanfes trisSsr
! ans 2ano te9at.
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9inetnnatier Warfl6ertht.
gfseianati, ssn 81. Wai 1857

NEIL gautis. = supsrfsinss s1t 0O-13 90. is ned
Cite. 8ar1iitenmebl St4 50-t5 so. 6anep $i6-17.
Hpg8enm ell Fau 81 S9-s so.
W etSeu- @efalen 8ptber S., f0-3,25, jtnah Site.
9sffer 8rabiabrspeiscn febt anf So, $50 90. WOrratb fsbr
gerins bod pOQsn Die 6aufsr bic Obisen grsiis at9t bsaab-
len uno baIten surid.
Storm. S6 fur Rofbenfprn.
safer. Set gu "a Cts. fur btFen.
@Sgsea.- ST ,69.
gerfe. 8sRs Srabiaers s., 25-$1,so. sats 5srbF.
geHie 81. 80 II 40.
Mss sOrf.- sar geRss msrssn s22. rs p~.rlanst.
G@malt. 12S-t2A @ts.. fir beftee.
Splinter. - eesuderte 144-15% CITE.
Settenfped II Ia. S6nltern 8 Gents.
Srp eertes.- Self. &iO Rafes 22M-27 @etts. 81.
der 1iR-t4H sts. fir rOben = Rafinirter barter 1871
Ssnts. New Srlsans U2oIafss 90-95 9ts.
Seu, Soiss 1874 BET gnfunft.
Butter. 25-26 Gts. fir befe.
Gdie.- 16-17 fir g8eftsrn RefsrSs
eier. l5-l6 Cts. per Oasenp.
8tfstp. rnssrfeuert 80 ats.
eamen. 8a1sIaamsu 81, $3.50.
pirb ni6t oerlanst.
sein5l. $~1,45-1,47. spslsasl faa gu 4O-43 Cts.
@a3s.- 1912 Cts.
Sebern. 1878 @ts.
Sala sGu, 2anbe 10A cts.
9tfen. = Sig $50-$52, BOT blaf.
@etrpdnete Gepfel. 20. STrtde 1915 Gts.
per SfanS, fur GierteI, unb l5-17 Cts. fur balus.
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sprfin BEN @anaaateu. SIN ben Sin

Sprf In BEN Shhfaaten. Sn ben San's
pfsn BON gioreearoItna unb 8irstuia euttri6elt
i3 Elm neuer Snbufris,meIs, inbem man ~anssfan-
gen Fat, eroBs SnantttGtsn Srrf In b~snistten gu
fet5cn. Sn Dem t~efannten Sisu1allr ramp fam
Sctf III ST. so pr Scnna t~sraefeNt pernsn, Der In
Der Stab: Gsw OOrf NIT $500 t,sattt pirS. Ga
rtrb baislbf cine uault9 s~rfnnnsne Wtalnins an8s,
menbet, pslaea cen Sorf 10 ftf suianmsnprs5t, BAT
cine Epnne Sort nur psnis nssbr 8aun einnimmt,
ale cine Srnne Setlsn, mas fir Sranspcrt uni
Nishertaae fer piatiB 1T.
Grit Scrf fam man iansIsr 0ampf erssussn
ais NIT SDblsn, uno riro bsrlslbe namsntltb II
Granddaughter jest pislfad itatt pteisr In DEN gtsu'
enslanefaatsn ss6rauat. or 1T tiaissr ols Sisis
bintsrld6t fsins ghla6sn uno bic Mibs farm ali
Ditnssr tsnist %trsrbsn; aud sibt CT tpsnis Rau9
D3an bait bic SrrTslosr nss Sioeas als unsr,
fdSpFiG.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-23

Gin Nm erifaner 9fanen5 Era,ee hat 9es
eensrettuuas' glpp arate fir SdiReriidi5e %erfuneen,
uno ss iheiut, mad ppafGnbt8 sfclsrsi6en Bros
Fen, pette hamit in Der 8uht bon Stem Sort ans
aefteGt tpurhen, Gag er oaourd ietnen gtauen esnen
Der arDsteu motitbdter oer gtenlheett a%nreiben
tpirb. Sie ~2lpparats tetsbsn In einsm r,etaasnen
Boot (aus aalcaniFrtsm Gtien) uuo einem aus
SauiiAuf s~snadtsn Blo6. Sin beiben Seiten bss
9cptes 1T Elm 20 6ub LANCER @pltnber ansebraGt,
Ter In 43 luftbibts Raume sstbstlt 1T, une eain
nitnt, Gas Boot oSer eas Blr6 lbsr Dem Waffer tu
er6altsn, uuo Der aud bas ltml6laSsn s~sfelten
Istbii in Der ~rauseftsn Gee rereinoert. Gie Sins
rihtuns ees grGteS III 70, haB e8 jeben au9sneita
iber Bero 9~ercrfsn ,rereen fann. GS fsnirnt bas
Sci Gar niht earauf an. auf pslde Seite bas 9cot
faut, rb.nauf peer unten fin st lteSsn fcmmt, benin
es lit, mte ss AUD faQen mag, Elm pcufon1insnsS
Boot.
guf ieSsr @sits hss 9cetss bsinten Na al6t9ei'
tunsen fir 8rDb unb Bai{tr. Sas 9pct III i'm
gtanne, 80 9trionen auf5uus9men; auBereem
fDnnen mod mattere 80 Shtfbrihiae tbr Ssten
rettsu, irenn le Ih OH he Saue ontlamusrn. Die
an Den gsiten eeS Boots bsrabsGussn. Gas Clos
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Mnbdnaitl bain SDot. Man fam nas SlcB su'
fanmenie9en, unb baun nimnlt IS stnsn Waurt BON
13 6uS 9Gnss uno 2 Su6 8rsite ein. Ssin 1e'
riht 1T unbebeutsnb. Dampibcrts ME Sestls
l3iTs fSnneu oabsr gar letAt cine Nn5abl Iplbsr
8sttunstFSbs flbrsn, c9ne eaB es her ShtHastns
ri9tung sur untfqusmliAfett aerstat, hsnn man
faun oa5 StcB, 10 LANCE es ni3t aufSsflalen TT,
aud als gisplas benussn.
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8Sni8s In 4arts fir Gnes Usai an. 9ieisr Scus
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farm.
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letn.