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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
RtyPr News.

The marks st ire landing Est even
~ ir5ir,t.5 feet Q inches snc rising
The Science departed Yesterday lot
Parkers burg H.
TIL Telegram bs. resumed her regular
rms TO Suntsh. as las siSo Tue Steuoeh'
vile packet O'Naal
The tow boat Mcconnell arrived rom
Msrietts. this morning, with uS' Oh
melons. snt immediately returned
The Coal City was buIlt IN 1864 Sna
measures $50 too. ,,.-
The tow boat Bosz w4s butt IN 100
ana measures SO tons.
The Grsnlts State Is seven wears GA
srd measures SO tons. .
Pilot y. 7. jenkins denies lust MS
license has been suspended.
The bar n front @. EysIsvliIe Is sara
Z, be- the worst IN the river.
The Louisville Courisr-JoEr'idt says
! The river = n, such u stage now>thst any
one with Gait an eve car see tnss the
bur'dInc ~ dam. shout the mouth OF the
cana, s,d across the head " the falls Is
causing our hsrbor 10 I'LL up very rap
i5y In \ few more years . Will re-
oyi-e one or more powerful. dredge. boatS
~ keen our harbor in condition Tor
navigable purposes The bottom l. rs,
ing in It very fast - 1t Is, nj unless oO
ar 100 ipet O.. the tam above the mouth
Of the canal d, cut away snd the channel
~ the hesd of the India Chute Is
widened pretty socn, we will DO al Tue
head of upper river navigation ana a.
the tail enl OF dowp river commerce and
trade.
ST L.urs August - Arrived -
Eagle. Quincy; War EsgIe, heokuk
C.pltsl CITY. Vcksburg. Departed
War Eagle, keokuk; Little Eagle, Mem
pais: Centcnuia.. New Orleans. River
tslIrn 3 inches. Weather cloudy, show
cry and cool
THE United Presbyterian Sunday
School Will hold their picnic to day a.
Craig grove. near West Alexander
All who ar- going will please be 81 the
Baltimore aud ono depot NJ haIt-Past :
o'clock.
The finest Shoes kept IN the city Al L
/ V. Blond
REGULAR Concert aud Bal At Neu'
hauscn- Beiyaaoro 10 night.
LATEST OUT.-Ladles' Cur. Nd san
del. side lace Balls. JERRY CLEMENS
JUST received. lot OF Children
Shoes of the latest styles, Al l.. Y
Blends
II YOU want To- GET suited 20 "a pair OF
shoes, go to L. V. B'ond's
BELvEDgRE VIII draw a large crowd
tonight again.
COOP black Kid Gloves Tor 50 cents At
j. \. FerreIs.
TUX cheapest hoes II the city At l.. '
Blends.
CARPETS Carpets, Carpets go now
10 j. ". FERRELs.
BALL and concert st Boyede-e TO-
night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

The contract for completing the work
on the 2. w. y Ky X K, and making
j. ready Tor the rolling stock, wss
1t by the directors day before
Yesterday lo MscEin X Co., Pitts
turgh contractors, at s35,S00. Half
the ties needed Eaye beea Iet u Mr. MI
Icr OF Wells Ferry, at forty cents, ana
the balance Will be advertised FOR Under
proposals. 1t is thought the road may lie
completed by Nov Isl, 1871.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
MOOmshiners Peun,dIu.

John +. Freeland, one of the Wetzel
county moonshlncTs, was taken to the
Moundsvile penitentiaIy yesterday
morning, by the Sheriff OF Welzel coun
", Freeland was convicted ST the Msv
term of We,zel Circuit Court for tie
murder of Levi Stsrkey, Sr., and was
sentenced to prison for life.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
7t'heellng 4rglatcr.
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE
.udex 10 New Advertisements.

B,yer's Cordial.
Three Hundred Laborers Wanted.
For Moundsville Camp Meeting
Steamer Science.
ID ssoutiun-W harry Il Beltz
Window Shade Goods-G Mendel
Both Il Co.
Do You Shave Cummus u Woods
CheIlcnge-Beni Mclaughlin.
Neil n EiHnghams Roasted Coffee
7 l. cal Page.
For Htnt- Dwelling.
stone .ameos-.I4cob W. Grub.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
Eclipse.

A total eclipse of the moon will occur
this evening. The middle OF the eclipse
will be At SOL P. NJ, Wheeling time, and
the total phase will end At 6:4l On to.
morrow night the moon will he in par
tisi conjunction with Saturn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
where snnIII Send my Daughter.

You vii. consult her heath, happiness
And success IN study ard music by plac.
in. l.,ir the care oG DR.. Tay .or, At the
B,s,c College and Musical Institute,
Beaver, Pa Prices moderate and a low
Is good board and first Glass instruction
can be afforded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
! w FERREL
Corner Main and Eleventh streets.

II you want to yet Il cheap md nice
fitting pair Of Shoes, 20 70 H. '. Blond ;
1885 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

LAgsT STYLES of Shoes Just received
At i. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

LOUISVILLE, August 22.-River tall
ing with ieet in the canal. Weather
rainy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

Concert and bal Ut Belvederc &
night. Admission free.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
BALL st Beivcacro tonight.

Down, DowSl Down -- Another
break down IN prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell n some price
whether the mills rln or not Corner
Man end 10Th streets.
!. w. FERREL
ECoEoMY.-Do Don't throw your money
away these oppressive times by buying
snoGdv and Unreliable boots and shoes.
GIVE u, % cal.. and satisfy yourself that
we sci! no such trash. Our goods are
cheaper than any house IN tne city, quail
ity considered, at
JERRY CLEMENs',
Corner Main and Eleventh streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

GENTS tine Shoes OF the Istest styl
u-t received ~ l. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23
C0SDESSED FINE TABLE.

DEPARTURES or TRAINS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

THE United Presbyterian Sunday
School viii hold their pIcnIc to day ~
Craig, grove near West Alexander,
All who arr going will please be At the
Baltimore aud ono depot ~ halt-Past .
n-nLlDk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-23

r " II NJ IJWT|I|IE 2.
Mono .Amens ". Grubh.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

VorE OF THANKs.-Ata joint session
of Olympia and Western Lodges
and Alpha EncampmentI. o. @. F.
a resolution was unanimously adopt
cd rendering the thanks of the fra
ternity to Capt. Jas. L. Lawson,
and others, for the loan of flags and
assisting in making the celebration
of the late anniversary a complete
success.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

DROWNED. - Several deaths by
drowning are reported in the north
ern coast papers. Tho first of these
was w. M. Farron, an old resident
of Victoria, who fell overheard from
the steamer Culyornia; the next
Thos. Bransfeld, who was precipi.
tated into Howe's Sound by the cap.
sizing of a boat; and q child of Mr.
McCright, at the Wellington col
liery. Nothing further than the
bare Announcement of the elatter cas-
ualty is given.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

RETURNED w. H. Roberts
returned last Monday evening, ria
Portland, from San Francisco.
whittier he has been in attendance
at the annual meeting of the SUI
preme Council Champions of the
Red Cross. Mr.. r. is glad to get
back and from the cordial greetings
he has received from his many
friends it is quite evident that they
are as pleased to have him in their
midst again. A fine collation. was
prepared by the Ladies of Washing
ton Encampment, in honor of his
return, last Tuesday evening, of
which the membership partook
amidst general expressions of hearty
goodwill.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

81 Mr.. w. H. Roberts, after
carefully examining large stock of
pianos and organs in San Francis
co, has decided to accept the agency
for the celebrated Antisell Grand,
Square and Upright Piano, and t he
equally famous ClouSh & Warren
Grand, Combination and Cabinet
Organ. Any information ON the
subject will be cheerfully given by
applying to w. H. Roberts, Box 20,
Olympia. w. 7.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

81 Case salmon is quoted at
81 IS in the San Francisco market
as the highest quotation. To arrive,
81 80 is the best offer; 300 cases were
sent to Australia on the 25th ult,
The advance to fifty cents for fish
will not affect the market as much as
was anticipated, as it is said the ex-
traordinary low price of tin this year
will offset the advance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

Good LAND. Mr.. j. Nj. Nc
Donald, of Napavine, Lewis county,
was in town a few days ago. He
brought q load of wheat for the Tum-
water mills. He is living in hopes
of the early completion Of the branch
railroad, and thinks the yield of
produce in that country would be
doubled with an easy and inexpensive
means of getting it to market He
says there are large tracts of fine
agricultural land in that district
awaiting settlement. It would pro-
badly be we'll for some of the immi-
grants seeking locations to visit
Lewis county. Mr.. Mcdonald will
take pleasure in imparting any in
formation which may be of service
in making a selection of eligible
tracts.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

81 The water company should if
possible, give notice whenever they
intend to shut off the water for the
purpose of making repairs to the
pipes. The failure of the flow is
often exceedingly annoying to con-
sumers and the cause of no little
hardship to the community at large.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12
81 The first interment in the Jew

* The first interment in the Jew
ish Cemetery, near this place, was
made last Thursday, the remains of
a little daughter of Mr.. Pincus, of
Steilacoom, having been brought here
for the purpose of burial. The GEM
etery is cleared and neatly laid off,
and Will, in the course OF time, be
neatly ornamented with shade trees
and shrubberv.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

The BAND.-We learn that the
Olympia Cornet Band has no, yet
been engaged for the Fourth of July,
but will be open to the highest bid
der until about June 10th. In the
meantime the leader keeps it busy
practicing twice q week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

Tn Coop TIM toN;N9 Willie
the people of the Uni;el S.atos lave
been waiting 80 patiently for better
times, without being able TO forc,.cc
precisely form what direction the
inviSorating breeze was to come, we
think it must be admitted tina, the
war in Europe promises the means
Of at least present salvation. The
demand for DEMONSTRATING products
will infuse brisk current through
the main arteries, of trade and COM
nerce and the need of the applian-
cesto successfully wage the dread con-
ilict will start up anew the latent
industry of the country. The adj
age that 1T is an i'll wind hat blows
nobody any good" will find a prac-
tical application in this instance, OF
we are no prophet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

- Ii Is reported thst = saidler
Of Portland has invented an irnFwoee-
meat IA harness whseh he rccently
disposed - f0r $50 .ssO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

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f.'f p. .-se -ssf ~ 20 have lssr
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Be- g. -. imsnl~;rztlon aI.I ,hS<
>suate n scgl ,us danger.
E,arfs J. tLu4oushl, alarmed He
Ir,uue a from b = Albany tri,, ,Iorouh-
f II aggressive and convinced that the
Spontaneous enthusiasm ~ the ,.ar,r
Vas not with HAYS. Like aly,oss
come from Ohio and ul,uoi, OF men
who supported Ha,es. He did MOI
dare 10 force the extra session I.arran
Of success and full of possible defea,
as the first result of his Southern pol;.
CIV. so his bitter oppooents here sav
s.r,..,
c.,ap,m-.. VI ,1c ~
NJ, mNm[ i.'n as ~ .,e"'; nay the
SUI" ",' ,I"ao - a, '". horSe pand
.ooh Pi''u Il. ''i,S pom. AT L. NJ.
'o.nay. Inc "i moe niiair passed off
set! l". noaS ne pana numbers
II :a.Iy i"oE SOUS InoefCfazy Horse
J ul''ie iIawh' ne Jog ana Little big
:Mah: orazy horse sad ne was max
iiie 'his pence 10 last. Inc PONIES
surieilueien are est,mated to num-
, per lle"fly o'2oo. Ihey seem to be
, III very good condition and have
many American horses and mules
among them. AS soon as the lodges
were erected adetachment OF indian
sol1iets uhaef Lieut.. Clark OF Cen
efai CROOK stan, went to each one
ana OBTAINED the number OF its in
in'''es' as Wen as surrender OF all
,.Io.~l Id =. a. 80: NV 20 :
over ono bnndre5 nnns how" i,aIl
obtained chiefly ;1nroveJ breSc
leaders Crazy Horse cave nm three
W;ncbester r;fiee .T;t+1o Howl rove
nm Q The Indians nresent n Good
, appearance but their VILLAGE shows
s;Gns Of unceas;pc nnrsu;t the INST
I year MANY LODGES are verv old and
almost in rocs Greot numbers of
th;s hand have never boen on n
reservation before. Little Hawk
one of tho nrincinal chiefs wears
, about his neck the silver medal pre-
sented to his father by President
Monroe in 1877. This arrival makes
the aggregate number of Northern
Indians who have surrendered to
Gen. Crook at Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail agencies since March
nearly 5000, and does away with
the necessary for military expedi-
, ton the coming summer. Gen. Nc
Kenzie will hold council with Crazy
Horse and other chiefs tomorrow or
day after.
3 erent Land Slide.
Noxrpp., Mov3-A terrible lond
) sl;do occnrred IN tho hank If The
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

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fatia 4--E veg
bed Ia --il'al' -- ------
All l'a~-' '-'.,' ''fy i-''.e i--'- 3D.. 90.
ahslIiy 81 TIE e'TI"ra'i'fi 70 sustain
the operation a ia" RAJ a'''r y
mAghi H. built. from H.. ',''...e .'
would yield. Although tie n-n','
made in estimating the COS; OF iaaln-
tenance and the prohahl" receipts
from It's business. invariably footed
up with fair margin forpruht. there
were believed to be so saany con-
tingencies that might var" the result,
few were willing to do more than
talk in favor of the project. The
apathy manifested by nonresident
capitalists whenever approached for
the means to build the road seemed
to them an infallible indication that
there was something wrong about
these estimates or some unsurmount-
able difficulty in the way which they
had not vet discovered; when it is
quite probable that this reluctance
was caused more by the local man
agement of the enterprise, the de-
sire to place it wholly at the dispos-
al of outside parties, than anything
else. Those who might have aided
in its construction, declined because
they found SO few of our own citi-
zens willing to invest in the road as
q legitimate business venture. Ii
they had understood the situation
and realized how little our people
knew about railroads. the result
might have been different and the
road now IN operation.
1t seems, therefore, almost provi-
DENTAL, that after repeated failures
to secure aid, and the virtual dismis-
sal OF the whole subject from the
MINDS OF those upon whom our
people placed their CHIEF reliance,
tnat a practicai man. should finally
give II MS attentlon. Some people
now "onoer' ana many nave little
ialth Ill The present moveent, be-
GAUSS II ~ lnauSurateo WITHOUT Dlus-
'er anu Is uhattendeo py the commo-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

- The CoUrser has go; away with
that rsch BONANZA. the county prin;-
las. By pTuuer ecot4omy Nr. Bag
.ry nay clsar so pe- aunam frosn a.
- STTa EtX >ExvEzEs--prezh-
~. la'--4la-lgW E@o-E ~ ard eveaEz=
- 'ger' q. PIE @v~Es g. Cl4-lstz&sssfy
. ,-asE -sr~s4a.~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12
England's Tnrret Ships.

LONDON, MAY 1.-The Post says
we are given to understand that,
with view to possible eventualities
in the East, the government has re-
solved to fit out for sea with the
utmost expedition the whole class of
small turret ships, of which the Lecote
and Station are types. These YES
sells, though armor-rlated, are of
comparatively light draft. They car
ry four powerful guns each.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12
Greece In Despair.

ATHENS, May 3.-The English de-
claration of neutrality has plunged
Greece in despair. They say if
Turkey is victorious they will gain
nothing, and if Russia they lose all
chances of gaining Macedonia and
Trace. A military company has
been organized, and unless resolute-
ly opposed by the government, will
cross the frontier i'll a day or two.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

Nav YcEk. MAY The Tc,bsne's
Wa~hin ston special SAYS. Pen-lon
AGENTS have hern reduced b. l.. The
Pargkr crrsst Will have one The
zssss.szut q ~alzr1e~ ami fe~- nyw pad
D. S9zs sssl F~-s 4unam Ihe A=gre-
~z.e ry8arfsas. - e1t%E ll'ure- - the
So sf-seza - t- SIS sssl Tse
l4zaa~=f q F~zz-t.'sas rlaa& ttF's1. 3
sa~ A@w swk tfv g. Ell 10
fa ssts - az.zsl.ta.s IA - sos. AZ
~~ha -ws 1t f-.zai9sE-s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

b. ~. President.
w. NJ. EyAsT~. 80. 81 STATE.
TALON t.-as.~ Cor."iiassion.

CHc,c,. Nav a Joint meeting
of the | M n League Association and
of the National Union League was
held here to-day III response toa call
from Hon. G.. II. Harlow of Spring
field, Grand Secretary of the Uuion
League About fifty prominent per-
sons were present. Mr.. Harlow said
the object of the meeting was to dis
cuss proposition to revive the as
sociation which did such powerful
work for the Union during the late
war in order to assist President
Hayes in carrying out his Southern
policy. He said the National Union
League was formed about four years
ago under the supposition that the
Union League of America was dead.
He was adverse to giving up the par
ent organization, which was ready to
work vigorously if necessary. After
several speeches committee of five
from each body was appointed to
consider whether the two should
unite and how. This committee in
a subsequent session brought in res
olutions that the National Union
League of Illinois shonld recognize
the authority of the National Grand
Council of the Union League of Amer
lea as the supreme authority of the
order, and should change it's name
to the State council of the Union
League of America for tho State of
Illinois, and should recognize the
State council of the National Union
League of Illinois, as also the sub
ordinate State councils, and finally,
that the present officers of the State
organization be retained until new
election. These resolution were
ANONYMOUSLY adopted.
Speeches regarding the Presidents
Southern policy were made, and a
little opposition thereto was devel-
oped, but the speeches generally
favored it. In the evening at a secret
session proper arrangements were
II T.: e Al
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12

Heller ENfso>sSu - Sres
NEw YoKK, NAV The steamship
Rss>ia, from Liverpool, reports
boarding the steamer Si'ionld. ON the
"a of MAY. and taking of the cook;
the only survivor Of those wounded
by the EXPLOSION Of the port boiler
A dispatch from Dr. Caldwell
surgeon o. the ship Ea~si,. SAID 10
d4y tia: the w0anaei cook 81 the
>sksasa. Robert Hutchinson. was
sufssrzr- frs-sz = ~svers ~<@lP woHnS.
whsrA wsssld Trsstzsslv have resaiss'd
fzrAAlv wstkssu- SuTz-sczl fre&fszs--'
AZ sAae auHae e .h# nrs-aaens EasrhzE-
s sav. tie sssz-z-lsP sEz28srls
sz.as v--1. All ARR q sAurT Fazr-a
ss1r-sza n-sAzA - t.aeE ssssF4~si
5000 r1zse zK4 gart- fstwasst'
aas 6ez - .se % - was wss1r
g. s4 aassz sa.eA Faae@ N4zzas@r zsa-
zsssA sww1rA @ss-AN -.1
s s-4 ss hea aF tAs E@
ze &
# an& sas heaa wHs aaa-
a-ar rn as11s wa8E h~8 aana
n ta sTeaA 4-leEwzrals.
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Niftpria
R6nigin BON nsIan B, So Is
erinponS nbien, unb 6 u l.
taninpon GsDpten.

Bel Der burd ben AUTHORIZATION
8rics ,pieoer in neuer Torm auftreten=
ben Grase in Betreif bes @ues=3 canals.
|ldeint es, als Of England nit Den 9aa=
rem in ben &ries binein seSosen weroen
|5oue. So bic Sirtei einen 8efebl er=
laien butte, bem5ufolse Die beioen Gin
ednse bes Sue3ianales befeitist unb fir
a0e San Elm neutrality-suspicious. per=
iebt ,peroen foIen, tritt nun England
in bur9aus entIdiebener @ciie sesen
lol@ brobenbe MabreseIn Der sartei
auf. ga es bat Der Siirtei serabe;u
erOHnet. uie bic .2onoon Zines" be-
ri9tet, Sob es MIem mas Die Durdfabrt
BON 9auHabrtei uno Rriessi@ifen
neutraIer Md4te burd Sen Suestanol
binoern birfte, entsesentreten tuiiroe.
gu9 bat es gu ielbiser 3eit ale anbern
Md9te biepon bena@ridtiset. Srob.
BEN bab ibrer Oberbobeit babur@ Elm
semaltiser @9lae periest tuiro, i&eint
Die Yforte bod nidt abseneist Su iein,
Gnslanos @uni@ 5u willfabren. uno
&ublanb pirb ebenfals feline Ginuen-
ounsen er6eben. 9as @erii@t 1T iosar
gang unb sebe, Die @forte iei ssuilt,
sesen RapitaIiiruns beg ibr bon gspp=
ten sesabIten 9ributes, ibre 9obeits-
re@te iiber Gsppten an England absu-
treten. Solte bic Suc3frase auf bieie
|lei@te Weiie seI6st perben, 10 tudre bas
cine Der sr0bten unb selurseniten @pe.
tulationen gnsIanos unb elm gut ourd<
sefibrter Strei9. 2oro 8eaeonsfelb's.
Dor einisen Sabren Der 2auf zines
|S6eils Der p%riuaten Nnre9te beg Ga
nals, oann Der 8anf Der ftaatIi6en
Oberbobeit oasu, suiammen bic @irt-
Jung Der Groberuns beg Canals auf