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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

The Hrst of July will set great deal
of money loose in this country. Twenty
five millions interest on the public debt
will be paid, of which about fourteen
millions will 60 abroad 10 foreign holders
Then there will be interest on State and
city bonds, railroad shares, and all man
ner Of paying investments. The depre-
cisticn in stocks since JAY COOKIES fall
ure In 1873, has been remarkable, and Is
the result, of course, OF the falling Oh In
dividends. Large corporations which
were formerly paying ten per cent. divi-
dends now pay none.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
Meeting OF Railroad Managers.

CLEVELAND, June GA meeting of
the managers OF the Trunk lines WAS
held here yesterday. The obi ect Of the
meeting was to bring about q general
pooling of the earnings OF the various
roads from certain points, and decide
upon a proper percentage of the business
of division. The business transaction
were as follows: A poolinglof the live
stock earnings leading out OF st. Louis
was agreed upon, and a percentage of the
division between the roads WAS also
agreed upon. the rates from St. Louis,
Louisisns, Missouri, Hannibal and
Quincy 70 all common points east
OF Cleveland shall be five per
cent for one hundred pounds above
the Chicago rstes. Before sdjourning q
committee was appointed, consisting OF
the managers of the lines involved, to
NEE, in St. Louis on the first of July 10
see that the agreement is carried out
The President OF the Z. Z. G. Il l. road
issues circular letter TO all the officers
and employef o. that road, stating that
q reduction OF ten per cent in the pay OF
all the persons employed will be made
on and after July 1st.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
DcstrOus Of NOtOTiety.

COLUMBUS, o., juno 29.-Patrlck Cur.
ren, OF Shawnee, Perry county, while IN.
toxicsted, TO day, b"csme cnvl"us of no.
toriety and claimed 10 be the murderer OF
the Weddin family, near Gore, Kicking
county. He was arrested and taken to
Logan and placed in Jail. Upon being
taken before Mayor Breum. he became
frightened and plead hot guilty, and ~.
tsbllshcd to the satisfaction OF every body
that he knew nothing about the murder,
He was discharged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

The Bellsire Independent says that
the st. Clslrsville railroad has arranged
to deliver Wheeling merchandise in st.
Clsirsville for l5 cents per hundred, and
We are told that Wheeling merchants
express their willingness to pay drsysge,
This arrangement will, practically, cut
of the wholesale trade of Bridgeport
with that town.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

IT has been deemed necessary to ex
plsin the silly congratulatory dispatch
SAINT 10 GRANT from Providence, K l., .
lew days ago, during the army reunion.
H.srRANF7 denies its authorship, and
the blame is thrown upon one Corporal
Tanner
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
UuaduIterated Negroes want Reeog.
milton.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., JuSe ga della
CATION of eight South Carolina negroes
are preparing TO 60 TO Washington TO
INSIST upon the recognition OF their race
in the distribution of federal sppoint-
menis Congressman Elliott is their
leader and their special grievance Is said
not TO be so much that the colored men
hsve been ignored as that the recipients
of federal Offices this year have been
mul.t.oes, showing prejudice against
the black men, of which the Republican
porty in Sonth Carolina is almost entire
IL composed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

GEN. HARhIs the Government Fen
sion Agent in this city, notifies sll pen
sioners of the United States, whether
army or navy, residing in the States o'
Virginia, We; Virgiris, North Csroiins
and Tennes,ee, that they will, after th's
date, be pad heir pensions at the
agency at HI, Avilie, TenI essee Those
living on the Ohio side of the river Will
he paid a: Columbus hereafter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

The people of Brooke county are
holding railroad meetings and discussing
the question of subscribing, on the part
Of the county, for $4,000 OF the bonds of
,bsP w. & K. road. The NeOs says
the meetings are not large, but enthusi-
sstlC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
HAYES In Rhode Island

Providence, June 90. 9.-Tbe President
and party remained at the Executive
Mansion last night and this morning
after quiet breakfast with Gov. Van
zsndt, the President wss escorted by the
Newport artillery and Providence First
Light Infantry regiment through the
crowded streets to Music Hall, which
was handsomely decorated. Here twelve
huadred children of the public schools
were waiting TOR the President. Atl:3O
p. NJ. the President and party will leave
IN the steamer Massachusetts, Tor New
port as the guests of Governor Van.
ZAndt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

Tax Wellsburg Neps insists that there
~. more arrests in Wellsburg for drunk
or,ess now tnat there are no saloons in
,bst towp, thsn there were when saloons
d,ur,.hed, but it fails to tell where the
boy. ge, their whisky. Collector DUvALL
ousht 10 sci his smart deputy to smelling
for Illicit dl:tillers in that quarter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
nu.ieaI wagner Cemisg 20 America.

ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Dr. Charles l..
Besnsys, . noted musical critic OF this
city, hss received letter from bis cousin,
Prof. N. Bernsyt, II the University Of
Munich, stating that the celebrated cJln.
poser, r Wagner, will visit this country
and make . grand musical tour ,hroug q
the United States and possibly through
the whole Of North and South AmerIca.
Il "a Dot stated when he will arrive, bui
it n supposed that be will come -arly
next spring
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

The speech OF Judge FERGUSON made
at Weston recently is printed in full In
mi, issue of the REGISTER. 1t is taken
from the Kanawha Gazette. Judge FER
eusos always says his say well, and even
those who differ with him usually read
with interest what he saws.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

The Greatest Commencement Day
MorgantOwn Ever saw-rhe Cause
orIt-Seycn Hundred People Pres
ent on Friday-The Exerefses-Con-
ferriug or Degrees-Csangesi I'm the
EaenlfY.

Faculty.
Editors OF the Register:
The oc,ennial commencement of the
Wes, Virginia University Is ended. we
apitomize its exercises. Permit Us, now
ever. to say few preliminary words,
Wbv should the class of 1877 be favored
with the greatest commencement Nor
csn,own ever ssw2 We rise to explain.
Since the corner stone was laid, amid the
nIsudits OF the people, there has been
consnicuous absence of that genuine pop
,Isr enthusiasm without whose moral In
fuence any popular institution must re-
suit in failure.
There seemed to be, in the minds OF
many. distrust OF It's permanence ana
A,sl success, This state OF facts, unior-
tuuste and dangerous as 1t was, IS unde-
n;shIs The evil is not attributable 70
the internal administration OF It's snsirs'
hut 70 An organic and constitutional de-
fec, This defect was the lack OF interest
on the part OF its constituency. POLITICAL
;obbers took interest in It, but IL was the
interest which the passenger taxes IN Tue
railroad car. Sectarian churches TOOK an
interest in it, but it WAS the interest,"
which the artist takes IN the impie-
nsnts ot his craft. Localities took later
sst IN il. but it was not m unselnsn one.
Un3er the attention Of these numerous
friends. the disgusting strites OF rlvst
creeds, and the devigorating warfare VI
ambitious men for share In the Uni.
versity influence, it must be suon"'eu
that It seemed for time that the neh'
legislative appropriation IN ofues was
fund for the expenses OF 8 funefal, Iu-
cIpd;nv the erection OF Q mouu-
mari That day has gone
IL, ,,s hone forever. The past hss seen
blunders most monstrous, delays mos
nn.ccountable and defaults most numer.
nns But who, in the light OF present
snrroundlngs shall say. that TINS eiPet.
;socs hss been unprovidentisi and tnss
the University is not today, on o.osa'
er and more Catholic basis, than ever oe-
fore in its historyH The Institution Is
better prepared to furnish . IioerA @;. uG
ture 10 ali the sons OF Wess sngn
than At sny period since Its tounas1loa
This preparation Is, fret, material-oulta
ines unsurpassed for beau'iiui ana .I SUI
...n,,sl struc,ure-grounds well situated
and attractive, and . Faculty ana ~ a.
~ .;.;s,r.tion which for learning ana
.l,II hssr honorable comparison with any
Ina,;tn,;on % in the land. Again, ana
more important than tLis' tneie .sn,;' sni.
marvellous revolution OF puo,S ss, sen
msnt brought about oy la'A'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
Laid outhc liable.

CoNcoRD June ~. In the House the
resolution presented Tues lay endorsing
President Hayes nrd his Southern policy,
was called up and MI effort nsd" /" pass
the measure beng strongly .avnred 10y
several members, among them Mr.. Sin
clair who II n Democrat and who intro.
duced the resolution, but without coming
70 vote the matter WAS laid IN the
table
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

The big injun' oil we'll recently
struck in the Bullion region, Vensngo
county. which at first threw 8, coo barrels
4 day, shortly afterwsrd commenced
dwrndIing down until its flow has now
entirely ceased. The entire production
in that district has fallen of slnost one
half
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
kuin1lNF AFrested,

COLUMBIA, s. e., June 29.-Csss Car
penter, United States Internal Rsuenue
Collector for this district, has bsen sr
retted here at the instance Of 80 inyesti
eating committee OF the Genersl Assem-
bly, now sitting in Columbis, and held in
$1,000 bail for exsminstlon. The charge
is thst Carpenter, while editor OF the
Unuorr, obtained two State treasury war.
rants for S55 and s95 respectively fcr
public printing, which be Increased by
prefxing figure six in each instance, 50
a. 70 make the amounts 1855 and sos.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

A wAsHIsGTos telegram 70 the Bal
.imore Gazette charges thsi Secretary
sherman Is using the influences OF bis
high Office 20 make money in real estate
speculs,ions. de purchased block oi
land come time ago, and has caused the
District Commissioners 10 make some i'm
movements which have increased the
value Of the possession very much This
"a one of the methods which Boss Shep-
herd 20 succsssfalIy prsctieed 70 pat
money in hn purse
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

PHILADELrHA, June 29.-Wool--
Market slightly crippled; eli grsdss cell
on arrival In sellers favor. with as.igbt
upward tsndsneyi Oeio, Psnn'ylvsnIs
ana West Virginia double extra and
above 4s(a47Ic; extra 46tafcci medium
45tS4sc; co.r,s t0lS42; New York,
Michigan. Indians snd westerDfns 40
G43c; medium Hi946c; coar,s ~ !:
combing washed 60(S,55c; unws'bs I
s7ie; Canads combing s2ic; fss un-
washed 2Sc; eosne 70 medium do $40
soc; tob washed 40S46c.
PIrJssUasa. June 29.--Petroleum--
Quiet; crude 81 80 si Psrker.; refine 4
l2lc for PhilsdsIphis delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
As1aRmr0 or IL.

NEw YORK, June 20 Iii, explained
that Corporal Tanner dictated 70 the re.
porter the congrstulstory dispatch to
Gen. Grant, careoi Her Majesty, Queen
Victoria, Buckingham palace. and tbs,
Gov. Hsrtrsnit neither signed nor saw
the dispatch until published.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

NsARLY three million sheep and
rspbs worth eight million dollars, were
ssstroyed by dogs and disease, last
,s.r The rate Of loss is the lowest IN
states having dog law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
Rio, Anticipated on Erie Railroad.

BUFFALO, June g. The seven tn
regiment of The Nstionsl Guards OF
New York are in their quarters pursu-
al; 10 orders from AdjutsntGenersl
Townsend 70 hold Themselves IN readI.
ness for service during the expected rot
on the Erie Railroad. The company has
recently reduced the wages 10 per cent
and the threatened outbreak is attributed
70 thE fact.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
wOn't (50.

NEW York, June 29.-Er .Goyernor
Tilden and Cyrus W. Field, who had
engaged passage for Europe by the
Bothina, which sails next Wednesday,
have decided 10 defer the voyage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
Boa rd Of paPdons.

COLUMBUS, June 80 A movement IL
on loot here toward the e'ts tsblismont Of =
Board OF Psrdons. The Governor will
recommend the creation Of such Atri-
bunAl in his mex; message 70 the General
Assembly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
The Potato nug.

CoLoGSE, June - The potato field
at Mulhem on which the Colorado beetl"
made its appearance has been covered
with petroleum and tan bark and set on
fire, the government indemniyins tho
property.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
AAssNaneAA

CIScrsSATI, June 29.-Eph Holland,
a noted gambler OF this city, who 'omo
time since pleaded guilty 10 procuring
illegal votes at the last election, was to
day sentenced TO Is months in the
pen itentiary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
Ro&fou Races

BosTos, June 29.-Tbe race between
Smuxgler and Great Eastern attracted 9
crowd of 1000 people. The race was for
$1,000, and was won BY SmuggIer, Gresi
Eastern winning the frst heat Time,
2:22i, 22l, 2:lst, 2:233.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
Arqattte1.

CISCISsATf, June Y.-Smitb y
Hswes, eI-TreDurer Of Covinglon, KY,
who has been on ,risl for ,eversl day,
past, for forgery. was today acquitted u
the charge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

NEW YoKK. June T.-Arriysd -
Neckar from Bremen, Cansds from Lon
don, and Australia from Gls,gow.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29--Arriysd -
Vaderland from Antwerp.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
Hafe RuYRlartEest

TopEKA, June 20 The safe in the
poatofiice At Manhattan was bnrgIarized
last Right and $500 in money and regis
tered letters supposed 10 contain 500
stolen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

psIcHxs have made the appearance
in our msrkets ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

SrKIssTiELp, MA's., Jans -. The
rare bet uesn Harvard and Yale has been
postponed until 1915 " morrow morn.
ing, on account OF rough water.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
ak.Indian. Committed.

NEv YORK, June "a Montreal
dispatch ssys tnst oks Indians ksvs been
committed NJ St. Scholsstique On charge
O; riot and pulling down fences on SEM
Ilsry land. No charge OF arson wAs
preferred.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

TaE blackberry and all kinds of berry
crops sre abundant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

m WV Male or Female. Send y %
w bUI address aid Eef somethi %
WANT that vii bring you In honor
MnMeN sbiy over Q0 month sur
WOU6S uvD5rORS UNION,
sjl5b 10 0resnw.eh ~. Hsv forh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30

FARMERS all agree that the corn crop
:. coming out most wonderfully. .
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VOL. IA.
afhtrlina 2e9istrr.
Go.a closed yesterday at 1864.

N. Ur,!ier to-d0y ,o,H b. raynv
.,..., it southsrig oia',ts, rising tenn
,,,ature an1 ioca! rains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
a~sIi Rs<e.

BosToS, June 20 9--Ths single sculI
race, three miles, al 90 side, between
Rsgsn and Llndsr, Wa won easily By
the former. Time, A:D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-06-29

Qinie bat etnen ifna6en 8unft an Der Do
nan, no auf stpet 0teilen bin IlleS eben iit,
10 baB bic 8ufen Inter Sedung tbrer SanO=
nenboOte bort ben @a4 unb feline 96ben unl=
eeben f6nnen.
g8dbrenb Die @orreiponbenteu in g8ieu,
Su6aref unb 8loieIti berthten, baB iie iiber
ben llebergangSOrt BON ben Huiien gritnolth
getduld)t morben itnN, baB Die lleberi4reitung
Der Oonau an elmer gang anoeren Stelle ltatt=
fanb, als man oernlutbet, uerItfern Die Sitr=
fen, baB iie IlleS 9emubt baben, baB ibnen
iebe abii6t Der SnOafonsnrmee befannt mar,
ipoSu Der y9bil. 0emofrat" benlerft: ,@S
i1eint SIN tiirfii6en strategic Su gebOren,
oaB man ltetS BON Naen unterrid)tet 1T, mas
Der Seino tbut ODER tbuu mill, unO baB man
iif abl6tli6 iiberrumpelu ldBt, nm ben
Seinb na6trdglid beitO better umbrin9en Su
t0nneu - baS beiBt, menn er iid's gefalen
lGBt."
Sis iett ift oieier @infaa Der 8uIIen in bic
europGiidJe Siirfet burf afienartige Seberl=
oigteit tjarafterifirt iporben. aae gepegunz
gen purbeu augeni6einlt6 in llebereinltinlz
mung nit einem umfaIienoeu glane gemaht,
neld)er Die gunSe Siuie bon Der Oobrubld)a
mad 8iobin oedt.
Saft glei6Seitig nit bem 0onauiibergan9e
bel @alat unb 8raila riidte Der re9te Slit
gel Der 9tulien, tpel6er fpeftlid) bon 9lleranz
6rina campirte, ge9eu Slattna Dor nnS itebt
bel Smna=0tagureli, Slamunoa, Sliia uno
Simniba. 0ieie Senegung rtdtet iif baupt-
id9li6 gegen SiitOpa unb gtifOpOlis, 8wiidlen
lpeld)en Srten ein rueiterer llebergan9 itattfiu=
ben ioll, Der beIttnlmt 1T, Die tiirftlde 0inie
Der SluBOertbeiOigung Su nmgeben.
gSe MAN bort, bat 9lbGul &erim beldlols
len, ieiue Sruppen in Oas Seitun9soiered
&uiti1uf, Stliitria, Surna unb S6unla Su=
riidSn;ieben. Die Sdmpfe um baS SeitungS=
uieref werSen bas S9idial SOnantinopePs
entifeihet1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-06-29
Der rnthe GalbntonO.

gefanntli6 bate Dor eilliger 3eit bic Bfortt
ben 4ntrag geitellt, bas rotbe &reuS Der Sen.
fer @onuentiou fir bic tiirtii6en Sruppe1
bur6 ben rotben Salbnlono Su erleben. gSie
ben 9eiern ebenfaQS befannt 1T, auBerte iid
oalnals Die beutid)e 9tei6sregierung peient'
lid babin, oaB jener Sori9lug nllr fir ben
9egebenen Srie98faa als MOdus vivendi aui
@runb elmer bieSfdlligeu @rfldrung Der frteg=
fiibreuOen Sbeile in @eltung 9eiett werDen
f0nnte.
Seitber 1T rlIn, tpie aus Sern bonn Z. SUM
mitgetbeilt ruirb, bon Der ruiiii6en &egierung
bieier 9lni6anung Hitter Der Sorausetun9
Sugeitimmt tuorOen, oaB Die PfOrte offt6iell
erfldre, fiir Die 46tung be8 rOtben &reuSeS
stn5uiteben. 0iuBlanb babe benn aud ieine
Sberbefebls ermdftigt, nit ben tiirfi=
i6en Sefebisbabern porlaufge Sereinbarun=
gen gum Stute Ger beiOerieitigen 9lmbulanz
sen 3u treffen. Der i6pei3erii6e Sunoe8ratb
tbeilt MN bes benz NtiniIterium besaeuBeren
in &Ontantiuopel nit lanlmt benz Semerfen,
6aB our6 bic beiOerieiti9e 2lunabme be8 SOr=
i6legs Der Yfortc Die @enfer Contention uns
bebin9t MIR fir bic 3mei frte9fibrenben Staa=
ten alf bic 9auer Oes SriegeS cine Aenoerung
erleibe uub oaB i'm Sale Der 9lblebnun9 beS
MN beantragten SOrgebens bon Seite Der
Bforte Die bi8berigen Seltimmuugen Der lie
bereinfrnft fir beiOe Srie9iiibrenOe perbinOz
LID bletben miiroen.
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Ser r,tifiimztiirfifd,e aricn

Der langnctltge Srieg, beiien Sdlladlten
gr6Btentteil8 an ben 8ebaftionstiIden oez
idlG9en wurOeu, lit pl0tlid lebr intereilant
gepOroen. Die &uiien regen iid on allen
Gfen uno @nben. gu ben bel @alab uuo
Sratla iiber Die 0onau 9eietten ruIftId1eu
Sruppenf0rpern 1T lebt au1 nod eine 18, 900
0tann itarfe abtbeiluug getommen, lueldle BEL
SlrIooa ben Slug freuite, uno Die @inorinaz
lin9e babcn bereitS angefangen, in Sulaarien
Die Yuntte autSulu6en, meldle ibnen in Dem
&riegSplane angepieien mor0en finb. Dlatz
i6m 1T in ben Sdnben Der 3uiien, Sultid,a
nno Siaftlft iino geraumt, uno Die SeIftez
Bun9 aeS norOpeltlid)en angelpunfteS in benz
9roBen 6eitung8piered bat begonner. 0as
Sombaroement BON rniitifer Seite, melt,es
9iurgewo sur SaiiS bat, pirO ais auRerorz
bentli9 lpirfiam 9ei6ilOert; brei Soninlots=
9ebGuOe iuuroen bel6dOigt, zines berIelbeu
10, oab eS 9erGunlt merben muBte.-gSie mir
UorgeItern anoeuteten, iit es Die Qbfiht ber
SnpaIions=Nrmee, fif Dor alien 0iuaen Ssr
Sabnlinie Sl6ernamOoazSuitenbIdle IN be-
mad)tigen. Oiele Babn lGuft fat norn(IeI
nit benz pielgenanuten altberiibnten Sroians.
gSaa, Der ii6 quer Our6 Die 9obrubiha ,iebt.
BORT gebenfen bic 2iirten au1 mieber gtouo
5u balten.
Der 8rajans8ull muB ni6t ais cine be.
felti9te ginte betra9tet merOeu. Son bemIelz
ben iino MIR nod weni9e Spuren uorbanben,
abcr Die SOben, iiber weldJe er fiibrt, pon
SibernamOoa an Der Oonau bis nad&ufteuo.
enold]e am i9warSen Nteere, bteten ben Siirz
fen prGAti9e PoiitiOnen, tpenn iie ibr Srieasz
banpmerf Oeritebeu. 0ieie SSben iinb and,
nod anf piele 0teilen bin bur9 fletne See'n
9eoedt. Die 9t6mer batten bier einen Oop.
pelwall, 3tpti4en oefien &eiten bic Gtienba6u
bonn @teere nod Der 0Onau sebt. aber Sieie