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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
THE LABOR LEAGUE.
Strike OF LabOreTs on the Kanawha
improvements

Special TO the Enquirer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va June 24.-The
laborers of lock and dam No. 5, together
with the miners and other mem bers of the
Labor League in the valley, waited upon
lock No. 4, under control of the Gov
eminent and made the hands there quit
work. From seven hundred to one
thousand men gathered there, but every
thing wss quiet and the business was
done through q committee. The GoyerR-
ment works arc ali stopped now.
We learn that the officials here have
sent on to Washington to know what
to do. The hands demand 81 so per
day. They have heretofore got Sl.25.
The general opinion is that the wages
will not be raised, bu: still the works
will go on IN defiance OF those heretofore
employed, and that parties not belong
ing to the Labor League will be employ
ed 81 81 % per day.
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LICENSED TO SELL.
saIOonists JubiIsnt Temperance
Men Indignant.

Special 10 the Register.
PARKERsRURG, June 25.
On the eve Of adjournment packed
County Court, to-day, granted six sppli-
cations for retail license to sell liquor.
One Of these shops is located on the cor
porstion line. The opposition were re-
fused a hearing. OF course the saloon
ists are jubilsnt. The temperance men
are indignant. The City Fort is still IN.
tact. No license can be granted by this
court to sell within the city limits with
out the consent of the City Council, and
that body is not likely to give its consent
since the people pronounced against
license by an Overwhelming vote st the
polls. Public sentiment here is strongly
against the action OF the County Court
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
Class Day AT Yale.

New HAVEN, Conn, June 25.-The
exercises of class day at Yale College be-
gan this forenoon. The class poem was
delivered by Harry Clarke Coe, Of Cln-
cinnsti, the subject being "Q1estions."
The poem was pleasing retrospect OF
college life in many metres. The orator
WAS William Howard TAFT, also of Gin
cinnsti. His subject was The Profess
ional and Political Prospects OF College
Graduate" The Grafton was searching
examination of political errors sDd con-
demnstion Of evils in American public
life, Among the prizes awarded were
the following: The Learned Scholar
SHY" to Gee. Topscct. Knott, OF Spring
field, Mo. The Clerk Scholarship to
VIM. Everett Waters, of Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
W oOl NOter.
Washington u

Washington (Pa.) Observer.
Twenty thousand pounds Of wool have
been sold by Andrews and Longdon, Of
Morris township, 81 SO cents.
j. &. ChHney, OF Coon Island, has
purchased 10000 pounds OF wool since
the fret OF January, 10000 Is Of tho new
clip for which he has paid 33 cents per
pound. Last year he offered 4S cents for
some Of the old wool which he this year
bought st 33. lie was last week ordered
to quit buyirg at 33 cent?, but has boen
directed 10 go on purchasing At these
figures.
There are two brothers in Donegal
township, who, for six successive years
after the war, held their clip OF wool,
some Of which they were offered 81 for
They finally sold tho whole lot AL 90
cents per pound They have since held
their wool and nov have seven clips on
hand
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.

CINCINNATI, June "a.
The market continues fair for the sea-
son of the year. Ii any change, prices
were liItle lower on common and me-
dunn horses, but there were moro trans
actions tLsn tor the week preceding.
Drivers, cosch, saddle, draft, and street
car horses are in demand and scarce.
Now is the time for holders to bring such
stocS IN. Sales on Fifth street arc re-
ported at 42O head. o. shipments We
near Of ear 10 AtlsntA at S75@l6O TO
Philadelphia at S9O@l5O; to Kentucky
St S25@ 40, TO Boston ~ SS5@li0; and
for Northwestern OHIO ~ S60@l00
Prices are reported Ms follows: Dnvers.
$lOOGGl76; DRAFT horses, SlOOGl20;
streeters. $75@lOO; Southern chunks, $50
@S0. Mules, aged TO 8 years, l6I@lG
hands high, Sl2O@l40; l5@l54 hands,
Ssj@ll0; l4@l5 hands, sGO99O. Aged
broken mules, in good order were in fair
demand, but there is yet no demand for
young unbrOken mules.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
THE INDIANS.
Defeat ofIhe HosfiIPs

SAN FRAECIsCO, June "a Silver
City dispatch says: The advance troops
of General Howard attacked the hostiies
Sunday, forty-fve miles from Hsrney.
Bernard bore the brunt Of the engage
ment. The bsttle took place a! Curry
Creek. Howard has sent sll the troops
possible to the front. Col Robbins
and two sodIers we're killed. A courier
rode two hundred miles TO furnish How
ard news OF the battle and asking rein
forcements. Major Egbert, at Camp
Lyons, had been notified to protec! Win
nemuccs roads and give battle TO hostIles
fleeing 10 the direction OF Owghee. Preb-
abilities are that hostiles have met with g
severe repulse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
COLUMBUS.
THE STATE INVENTION
No Excitement on TIcket-HarmO-
Nous on PIatform-Radical
Oh the Greenbsck Cues
ton.
Sp ecial to the Register.

Sp ecisl to the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., June %.
The number OF delegates already here
indicates that the Democratic State Con-
vention to morrow will be an unusually
large one. Every county will be fully
represented, and all the prominent
Democratic politicians Of the State will
be present. There is no special excite
ment over candidates. ID. 4. Paige, Of
Summit county will probably receive
the nomination for Secretary OF
State. There is great unan-
Unity of opinion as to
the platform. 1t will be radical IN It's
enuncia.ions upon the greenbsck ques-
tion, calling tor the unconditional re
peal OF the resumption law, and for
green back currency. The hard money
Democrats appear to be extinct. The
platform will also endorse Hayes South
ern policy; approve OF the investigation
of the Presidential frauds and disspprove
any attempt to asssil the defacto's title.
Associated Press Report.
COLUMBUS, June 26.-Tbe hotels are
filled with delegates and visitors to the
Democratic State Convention, meeting
tomorrow, among them Senator Thur
man. 1t is probable that d. z. Page,
of Summit, will be nominated for Secre-
tary of State; A. f. Humes, of Butler,
for Supreme Judge. The platform will
contain plsnks demanding the unlimited
coinage OF silver; the issue
of certificates TO purchase silver
bullion. reception of greenbacks for Gus
toms dues endoring the action of Con
gress on the Potter investigation, snd
the Presidents Southern policy also
probably plank declaring against com
munism, but in favor of Congress and
the various States so legislating as to re-
vive trade and furnish employment to
the unemployed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
Great Land Sale,

OMAHA, NEB. June 25.-The Pawnee
reservation land, 27S 500 acres, will be
sold st Central City, Merrick county,
this State, on July l5.h. The lands have
been appraised st from 81 80 per acre
upwards. The Union Pacific railroads
connections with all roads between
Omaha and Chicago will sell special ex.
cursion tickets soon at about half fare
for the round trip. Arrangements have
been made at Central City to accomodste
about 1000 people. The land Is the
finest In the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS BY TELEGR RAPH
Gold Closed az IoO9s-GOyernments
Firm - Flour QuieI and Un-
chauged-Hheat Inactive and
LOwer-Hogs Firm.
FINANCE

NEW YORK, June 25.-Money-
Closed easy st 2@3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper S@4! per cent. Gus
toms receipts $4,000. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clesrings
Sl2OOOOOO. Sterling 4S44@4S7!. Pro
duce exports S5,S52 600
GoLD-Steady at lO0s Borrowing
rates t(d8 per cent. to fat and l-6i per
diem.
SLvER-At London 52i pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll64 greenbscks;
1857, gold; silver coin 49lt per cent. dis
count.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
The Acktiu Scandal,

New ORLEANS, June 25,-Congress-
man Acklin lett for Washington this
evening to ascertain the source o! the re-
cent slsnder, which has been retuted by
the lady's brother for her, by AcklIn and
his friends, and by telegram from Gen.
Rosser.
ST PAUL, June 25.-Persons ia Gen.
Rosser's home, Minneapolis, who claim to
speak for him, in reply 10 Mr.. Ackhn's
card confirm the less sensational version
of the sf.ir, which represents that
Acklin retired when discovered without
waiting TO be assaulted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
THE OTHER SIDE.
They say IL was II Mistake.

To the Editor of the Commercial:
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, June 20.
The communication published in your
issue of the l9.h inst, relative to an al
icgsd attack upon me by Professor II.
Krippahne, is an attempt by some un-
scrupulous person to do me an injustice,
and to give Importance TO most insig-
nifcsnt incident.
Inclosed please find the written denial
of Professor Krippshne himself of the
truth of the things contained ia that
communication, which respectfully ask
you to publish as an act of justice - me
Yours very truly
HARRY A. HIGHLAND.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
Wputhar unsiiPaItnn

WASHINGTON, June 90, A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Chic Valley, fall
ing barometer, southerly winds, warmer,
or partly cloudy weather and occasional
rams. For the Lake regions, essterly
veerlng to southerly winds, rising, fol-
lowed by q falling barometer, cloudy
weather and numerous rains, followed by
lower temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
OIL CiIy.
wheeling Stock Yards
WHEELING, jane .

Live stock received st the Wheeling
Stock Yards during tho last week:
CaLtle-Arrivsls 4S head; sold, cows
and bulls 2i6Sc; medium steers or helf-
ers "a 3lc; cholce cattle St@ifc. De-
msnd for csttle fair.
Hogs-ArrIysls "a head; sold from 81
9S4c.
Sneep-Arrivsls IS head; sold from 81
@5tc.
Lambs Arrivals 6S head sold from
4i@5c.
Cslves-ln good demand at 50 600
10 % per head.
Fresh Cows-In good demand a.
SIS 00f945 90 per head.
WH. BAYHA. Secretary
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
Observation-Disclosures

NEW YORK, June 25.-The late Wm.
g. Rhinelander's estate is estimated TO be
worth about S5O,O0O0O0. He was one of
the seven largest real estate owners IN
this city. By his will! the vast property
will be managed By executors for the
benefit of his children, who may divide
il As thev shsll see fit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
Marine.

LONDON, June 25.-Steamsbips Eng
land, from New York, and Hermann,
from Montreal, arrived out.
NEW YORK, June 25-Arrived-
Steamers Montana and Russia, from Liv-
erpool, Anchoris, from Glasgow, and
Greece, from London.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
GeVERNMENTs-Firm.
STATE BONDS - Steady.
RAIIROAD BONDs-OQiet,

STATE BONDS - StealY.
RAILROAD BoHDs-Quiet.
SToCKs-The stock market was dull
and irregular, closing firm At {@l per
cent. higher for Lake Shore and Granger
stocks; sbcut per cent. lower for Pscltc
Mail, ! per cent. lower for Western I'm
ion and New York Central, and ! higher
for Lackawanns. The remainder OF the
list was without any important change
The earnings of the Milwaukee and 81.
Peul railroad for the third week in June
Increased $4,000 Transactions aggre-
gated $4,000 snarcs, of which 7,4oO were
Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, SouO North
western, 1000 Rock IslaDd, 5000 st.
Psul, 1900 Delaware, Lackawanna aad
Western, 1000 Michigan Central 1000
Ohios, 1900 Western Union and 1000
Pacific Mail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
PARKERsBURG. w. Va, June 70.

7 AIsh 7. n % . NN W 7. NJ u NIO To
To the Editor of the Commercial:
DEAR SIR-I desire to slate that the
article in your issue of to-day. relstive to
difficulty between mhselt and Mr..
Harry Hylaud (son OF the Episcopal
minister of this place. is 8 fslsehood.
ii. kRIPPHANE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
Toledo

TOLEDO, June 25.-Whest -Firmer;
smber Michigan spot 81 OFT; seller July
Csc; No. red winter 81 "a; No. 9 do.
spot 81 co. seller July 9ltc; seller Au-
gust 90c; No. 3 do. s5c; No. 2 Dayton
and Michigan 81 90; rejected Wabash
lie. Corn-Dull; high mixed 3sfc; No
, spot S7ic; seller July $780, seller Au-
gust S9S; rejected SIC; damaged Slo. Oats
Inactive; No ? held st 25tc.
OIL City.
OIL CITY, June 25.-Msrket opened
with sales st 81 l4: declined TO 81 III,
and closed steady al 81 Is! bid. Ship
ments Al, 200 barrels; transactions, 250, 900
barrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
Cosdirion OF the Queen Of Spain.

MADRID, June 25 The condition Of
Queen Mercedes is still serious, but she
passed quiet night No fresh hemor-
rhsge has occurred snd the physicians
have not lost sll hope
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26
Base Ball,

CLEVELAND, June 25.-Forest City, Q;
Cincirnslis. 4.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Bos!ous, 4 Chi
csgos, 2.
MILWAUKEE, June 25.-Providence,
IL: MIlWsukees, (.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-26

PITrsBUEGH, June 25.-Petroleun-
Crude unsettled at 81 81 st Psrker's for
immediate Shipment; refined unchanged.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-12
(satug fsist.J
9eraeett6e GGterR.

Dor rtnisen 9Gsea trof in RitrauEcc
rtns ron GtttlSp tOmmenre SlmiIie vin.,
WslNe init otm 9a6t3lss mad ST.
Ydul Sreiter rtlftn molten. sic besorb
Ius Nlnn. 5rau uur 3Irri Rineern.-
Ats rsr 3us in @iIrpautse aafan, Ibltt.
ZEN be teiren Slnerr, srei 4nabsR TN
Utter pcn 5 unO 7 SItrsRi Feip., dufiS.
rem Steen i'm BIJtn. Dte Gltern lie.
Gen lore 8lnrrr TGpis f4tlftu anS be.
fcr9ten tore Gtrtttn stnittr in ten
SHtdfra9en pes ,3uase nit Ernt Fie rei.
ter reRt,t lore @stfe foEtIsgpn poa4ea.
une la9ten IiS bort Sur RGte. 3l&pem
Ger 3uS seSsfGsreR mar faRrrn he
S1Rnbeamhn Die Ihllfeneen &tNber In
ttnem rer fcGen 9eblie6enen sEaarn.
W1n 5rd:e he auf unb b1nte fie In eos
SabnsUfsebdure, no ite ouf 9efroaen
Gles sr31tlten. mas fe rurten, unb rsr
rrabrr S1tptrbdlt enplitt erFonnt wuree
! Die anwefenren Babnteam.en trtearu.
ptirtrH nun 'r9lttG an ZEN GCneuttenr
pe5 at9efab enen 3Gsgs on etc nGGRc
orn plslen ju erretteaten Stl.iE ntst
efm Semsrfen, cab man eie teicen .3a.
TafseIaFenen init oem nd6fen, fanE
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bstbsn &nGDeR inE Jtst leoenf1as rctt.
betSt;sn ssi ttrta rsraieHtca Gltets
t;pse7rFsr,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-12

IS Seiitn-Soo %ttileunatn nil FrrHrsituna
SarftHser Ger btftn @Irnen nne Grmnlsn
auf Der 9res uue >ie "r' rno Wtiic eicfeben
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erud.
Eid't @Ir- en-. Vrt "a mir,edr.
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tIraanisr ?tinraus atturetn.
Sif'S iHuitrirtss T.cnlt S.Sp a'a'o.
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H-irlst Nth in ieccr q rm'r. Yreis 81 IS
.5tT,t; fuuf grtTrIarC $500.
Iectiiir'i 9lmts Sjid. RS6s1tr, q. 9.
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Dds iGnffrtrtSSEWOnHtE'
Maaajtni

9tht Rumntr rnibah II Gtii'- 0trtnc-
dhIrcit Ib'1f 6plli6r,tr ure tin tcTrririts
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NttnpaRb.
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0ifs Siumeu. uanb GcrnnM fnfrir

merrsn vcu elmer Rinipn 9euten In
Nmerit1 seraGnIt.
8td's @retsttfe-500 Gbtil.
punaen, rur : Gents.
INd's ittuRrirteS Wrndt ts-
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runatn urr Elm tp'rrirtes Riir inirrsr
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2rin nult 90.
Me n @srSTsntli6uneer rperten
In Gnslilh unb Ceutf6 Debrudt.
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Ntu: 0CHihtc
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Secr e @rre0b.
Serauea eeben n6h..fcincm;3 e ODE.
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nit rem 0eririsb htr fur &mseifd BE-.
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!>idS aIum .u'H @cml'ca1rten

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
d a.,t 9raaslpfabt.

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rung bon 0efGngniBfolten Die 8riigeIz
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81 l6reiben, 6aB fprtan baielbit inter De-
motratii6er Negierung Sdipar3 un6
TetB b0uig 9lei6 lit am 8rlgelpfabl.
Son benz i6tDeren 3sripurfe, bieStaatsz
Yeitlde nur 9e9en farbige 0ibnerOiebe ges
rt6tet 81 baben, bat ii6 alio Die 0enos
tratte Der vWtutter Der Staaten" aufs
9ldnaenbfte gercdtiertigt. 98enn einnal
Der fleine DiebitabL nit Ser ihna6Doliten
auer S~trafarten beitrait iperoen iUl, 10 lit
Der nit feierIiGer Otiene unb ipu6tigem
9lrm auf einen ipeiben 0iebsrilfen loss
bauenbe Ote9ersG onftabler ein leibbaftiger
8eipeis zines ungebcuern Gl4turs Sort
ldrttts, ndmli6 Der Do1igen @lei6bcit
&ller bot benz @eiebe lit ei1em Staatc, Der
1t6 nod Dor ncrbdltniBmGBig peniget
SaDren aif bic 8eDorrehtung @iner Gaiie
unb 0uf sic gduali6e Gntre9tung elmer
on0ercu ftitbte.
Cine anbere Trage 1T es freiIid), Of bic
8riiselitrafe III i6rer @nuenbung auf 10
mbebeutenbe 8ergeben ecre9t Jet. 9iele
Sra9e lit am enti6ieben1ten SIT Dernetncn
in einem 9anbe, III tpel6em 9eraoe Die
gr0Bten 9iebe ni6t ltur ~ungeprIgelt, lon>
bern gans nnbeitrnft bLeiben.
Die Yrit9elitrafe lit nur gere1t in ibrer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
pic 0oMembise 1T ct. eomis.
Ell. QpuiS. ~. SUIT.

Die Site lit ieit BEN lebten ieds Iagen
bOutl6 = / II ernaItl0 Ddtt' t) lteber
gelagt; benin bic pier 0usorudSDouen Stls
ben be5ei6nen uiticre QNalen beller als
baS fltrSe beutlde Nort. SD babe feineI
Gegrtff oapon, mas ipobl Die Sorlebnng
nit unS bcabii6tigen mag; bonn td) tpuBtc
ni6t, 6aB mir bur6 adu 6 II q y IN 8 ~ Ell
Milletbateu ben .3Drn Ser @0tter gerei3t
bdtte1, 10 0aB ipir BEL lebenotgem getbe &C.
roifet 3u iDerOen Derbienen. 0eiterll itilo
ie6;ebn, oOrgeltcrn a6t 8%erlOnen an Son7
1enltih ober btrett an alif Die 0tBe 5u>
acknowledgement &rantbeiten 9eltorben,
auBer ben Sooten, beren Gn0e ourd Die
bobe Gemperatur bel6leuntgt tporoen ut.
Der 8unbesiignalbeamt bat fur ben
Samitag Die SbermOmeterb06e arf sc
@raoe Inn Z ltbr WorgertS, aut SO 0raoe
rrn 2 l6r 9tadymittags. un6 alf 81 @raoe
UNI 9 llbr Nbenos i'm S6atter dngegeben.
Setn thermometer lit nad BEN Gorldrifs
ten Der 8iiicnl6aft fret III einem gtoroS
5imnner, baS b~eitGubig i'm S1atten lte9t,
aufgebdngt. S1 bet 0Guiern I'M Silncrn
Der StaOt truroe Der mittlere Sbermpmez
teritanb int Sdatten auf 104 @rab un
Wtittdg' 1ngegeben, uno Die SenlattOlts>
Warima erreidteu lpgar 10 @raoe; Iclbit
bdmtt mod iidt Sufrieoen gaben NbenoS
aus Dcn @el6dften Deimtebrenoen S6tpttz
get ben boh1ten Grab ber WGrme in etnz
3elnen Sfficen auf 112 @rdo SdDrenbeit
an. SSm groBten, fiiblitelL mad gtproen
aelegener !3inlmer meines eigenen Oaules
3etgte bas thermometer geftern N6eilo tint
s Hbr 96 @rabe unb iebt, oa ib bieies
i6retbe, am Sonntag friib UNI 0 ltbr SO
G:~oAn nnn1 ,,1%@ 4,1t,,A nFfnt2 A 0iNo&o az
Der, ais ih mid anbaltenoer tSibe crtn1ern
fam.
SD bebaupte, baB - bon anoeren Ser
bGltnt11en abgeleben = III lnleren regelz
mGBig gebauten StG6ten, in 6enen Die
StraBen norbliiblt6 unb oittpeitlid lauz
fen, Die aberdeen me6r bon Der 9i5e SIT
letoen Daben, ais in unregelmGBtg 9ebau>
ten Stdoten. 9ter in ct. 2putS ). 8.
muB falt Die ganSe Notwithstanding
ber Staot, Die I'M &eiten tDoDnt, lit ben
betBen Spmmerlnonaten bes WforgenS Der
a%uf1teigenbeu unb bes M6enbs beint 9etmz
tpcg Der nieoergebenben Come brett ent>
gegcit geber, ipas ei1e fur6tbare Qual fir
Die 9lugen lit unb ben Sd)otten in bieien
9roben olttpeitli6en StraBen bes Mor9ens
lltto Nben0S bei1aDe gdn5 dusl1lte6t. Set
Der tebigen @lutbbibe lit ein Sang 0ur6
bieie @traBcn BET Sonneni6ein cine unz
ausiteblt6e Dual. 8aS ipGren mir fir
bebauernSpertbe@ eid0pfe in bielem 2anoe,
tpenn mir uts ntbt sebnmal 10 piel Cont
fort ais in gemGBi9teren 3onen DeriAaffen
t0nnten. uno tper mOdte b~ebaupten, baB
ipir int CONNER troB bteies erDobten
Comforts ntht mebr leiben, ais BORT.
6Gtten mir bier i'm CONNER aud nod
nit ben @erIden gu fGmpfen, Die @inem
lit alien europdti6en StGbten 10 oft bas
Ntbmen berleibelt, 10 pertaufte man pobl
Gepubltt uno bas gr0Bte Stid Sped
gegen trgenb etnen Mintel fiiblcr @rDe,
1G9e ct aud I'M yteihe bes .9rDBten 9eipoz
ten. s. 6. 9.