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The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
GREAT TOWER OF IRON,
Gigantic Structure that Will Surmount Phil.
adelphia's City Hall-Statue of Penn.
phfiadelphia Tiyues

Gigantic Structure that Will Surmount Phil.
adeIphia'- City HalI-Statue of Penn.
Philadelphia Times
visit yesterday to the iron works where
the great iron superstructure of the new
City Hall tower ls In course of construction
was productive of interesting information
about the progress of the task, which. now
well begun. will continue without stoDpage
until the Quaker City will possess not only
the lOftlest but the most costly and massive
iron structure In the world. This tower
will be surmounted by a bronze statue of
William Penn. the founder of Philadelphia,
which will be thirty-six feet i'm height. the
largest statue of the same material lbronzel
ever erected IN ancient or modern times
and under which will be n town clock of
greater dimensions than any In existence.
The approach to tho works at Tacony is
greeted by the sight of mammoth iron
structure, as yet in an unfiDished condition.
but which even now looms upwards TO the
height of eeventy-eight feet, and which
constitutes simply the base and clock tower
OF the great iron superstructure. On this
Is yet to be erected the immense iron dome
which which will stretch upward TO the
height of 547 feet three and One-thlrd inches.
and will be- with one exception the wash
ington monumentl. the highest permanent
structure in the world. The clock tower
now being put together is ITO feet in area
and the work being done yesterday was
hosting into position the massive iron col
umns that will support the projections of
the clock tower. There are thirty-twO of
these very ornamental iron columns. and il
takes about half day ana employs o num-
Der of men to get one of them into position.
These columns are of the Corintbian style
of architecture, and are each about fifty
feet in length.
When the clock-tower is all put together
at the works and thoroughly tested il will
be taken down. piece by piece. and each
section will be taken to the courtyard of
the new City Hall, and be held in re readiness
to be raised to it's proper place on the tower
When the cock-tower 10 taken down the
other section of the great structure called
the same spot. The object in dong this
very heavy and laborious work at the yard
Of the Tacony iron orks is to see that all
the parts exactly tit together. az it would be
impossible to rectify any mistakes when
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Losses by Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, July GA disastrous fire
occurred this evening in the large fve-
story carpet-miIl of p. X. Priestley. this
city. and the place was Quilted from top to
bottom. The fire was first discovered
about 4:30 clock in the basement adjourn
ing the engine room. The machinery was
in operation and before the danger became
apparent sparks were carried by the heavy
belting to the upper stories of the building.
The mill had just been fully repaired and
equipped quantity of textile machinery
stored or the fifth floor, was destroy ed. en-.
failing loss of $4,000 Mr.. Priestley's
loss is $4,000. on which there is an insur-
ance of $4,000. The mill will be refur-
nIshed at once.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Prohibitionists Mobbed

DUBUQUE. Ia, July "a man opened
saloon at Elkadar. the county seat of Clay
ton county. Iowa. RealtO Z. Price. who
has been prominent in enforcing the prohi-
biti0n law there, and his son commanded
the man to close his saloon. On his re.
fusal Price secured the city marsha's aid
and closed the saloon. AS Price and his
son were going home across the bridge,
after dark. mob attacked and cut them
badly. They were forced to fly into an ad-
joining building. and barrica AIDED the doors
to keep the mob from executing their
threat of lynching them. The latest re-
ports from Elkadar are that Price and his
son are in q critical condition.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Cable Notes.


Mr.. Spnrgeon was reported slightly bet
ter last evening
The government of Persia has prohibited
the expectation of corn from that country.
The crops in the southern provinces have
been destroyed by lOcusts.
Several fights occurred in Carlow, Sun
day, between Parnellites and anti-Parnell-
ties. Sticks and stones were freely used and
several persons were injured.
The Russian government has consented
to take part in the worlds fair at Chicago.
Baroi. de Strueve will preside over the
Russian section of the exhibition.
The Brazilian Cabinet has been reOrgan-
lied, with Lucena as Minister of the Treas
ury. The appointment of Lucena is re-
ceived with universal satisfaction.
Ten thousand Nationalists marched in
procession from Castle Martyr to Killeagh,
on Sunday. and unveiled memorial cross
on the grave of Timothy DAILY. the Fenian
martyr.
The worlds fair commission of Turkey
has instructed the Turkish minister to
Washington To report on the best means TO
secure for Turkey adequate representation
at the Columbian exposition.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Steamer Dunholme Sunk in Collision witt
the kinlOch-Seven Persons Missing.

Steamer Dunholme Sunk in Collision with
the Kinloch-Seven Persons Missing.
LONDON, July 6.-lntellIgence was re-
ceived this morning that large steamer
sunk off Dover some time during last night.
The dispatches say that one mast of the
vessel is visible above the water Later
dispatches state that the steamer Kinloch
has landed at Gravesend part of the crew
of the sunken steamer. which was the Dun
holme. bound from Middlesboro to Rio
JanelrO. The Dunholme was sunk at 2
o'clock in the morning. two minutes after q
collision with the Kinloch. Seven of the
persons on board at the time of the collision
are missing. The captain. mate. two sailors
and three tiremen of the Dunholme were
saved. They state that the Kinloch struck
the Dunholme at $50 A. NJ. in q thick fog.
There was no time to man the boats. The
Kinloch assisted them as far as possible.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
ARE YOU TROUBLED

With an old sore, ulcer, or gun
shot wound that refuses to heal up.
If so take :. S. s. and become
your former SELF S. S. S. has
cured many such cases after every
other remedy had failed.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Died Like His Wife Died.

SAVANNAH. Ga. July 6-Capt. Luther
Martin committed suicide at st. Simons
island. near Brunswick, Saturday night.
He was seventy-three years old and
wealthy. In 1881 his wife committed sui
eide at the same point by plunging into the
ocean while insane. Saturday was Capt.
Martins birthday. few days ago, in
speaking of It's coming, he sand he had
lived long enough and would die as his
wife died
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Won Moltke's Memoirs.

BERLIN. July 6.-The memoirs of General
Won Moltke, shortly to be published. will
fill several volumes. and the contents prom
ise to be of much interest. The first will
contain family history written by the
Field Marshall number of documents re-
lating to his youth and his travels, his own
notes about his life at Kreisau, and his
confession of faith, written down shortly
before his death. The second, several es-
says written by Moltke. Third. a brief
history OF the war of 1901, written by
himself Fourth, his correspondence with
friends and on private and public affairs.
Fifth. his speeches. Sixth. remembrances
and stories of his life communicated by
his friends. The different volumes will be
published consecutively and simultaneous
ly in Germany, England and America.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07


The curious fault is found with the mast
less ships of the new navy that they afford
the crews no opportunity for exercIse--the
seamen have nothing TO cllmb. They feel
cooped up, and are showing spirit OF dis
content. 1t is questionable whether such
tame devices as horizontal bars and other
mere gymDastic appliances would avail TO
restore the spirits of the men. The Dar-
wlnians may seize upon this fact as an
additional proof of the simian descent Of
the human species,
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07

There Is one thing about these farmers,
they recognize the power of intellect. The
When il comes to platform-making they
as good as snatch the thunderbolts of pro-
miscuous rhetoric entirely from the hands
OF the old parties. And now here comes
the North Dakota Farmers Alliance fixing
the salary of it's lecturer 500 higher than
that of it's president Six hundred dollars
q year is this important officer TO receive
from his Alliance He ougbt TO be a regu-
lar Chry sostom for that money.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
VIII Establish . scientific school,

CHICAGO, July 6-The will of the late
William b. Ogden set aside a certain por-
tion of his estate for educational and be-
nevolent purposes. The trustees have de-
cided 70 devote 10 per cent. of tins. esti-
mated to amount to $5O0.0O0. to the es-
tablishment of graduate scientific school
in connection with the new Chicago Uni
versity.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Tariff Arguments.
Philadelphia Pr

PnIadtpnIh FTtSs
Mckinley prices are to day the strongest
argument there is for the Mckinley tariff
Last fail they were being urged against it.
Tin-plate year from now viii be another
argument for protection.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Peoria Bunched Its Hits.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 6.-The game to-
day was characterized by hard hitting.
but Peoria punched its hits and the locals
made some bad errors at critical points
frost, of the Peorias. got into a row with
his captain to-day and was released. Score:
Evansvile..--.-.1 o o o O. 8
Peoria. .........0 o o t-l2
Hits-Evansvile, Is; Peoria. TO- Errors-Ev-
ansville, ]. Batteries = Evansville. Schmit,
Morrison and Sommers; Peoria. Abbott and Ter
AN.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Banquet i'm Honor of Ex-President Hayes.

Bahquet III HOhOr OF Ex-Presfdent Hayes.
OMAHA. Neb., July GA banquet given
this evening, at the Omaha Club, in honor
of Gen. Rutherford B. Hayes. commander
States, by the Nebraska Commandery, was
delightful exception to the banquets
given in the dog days. Along the L-foTmed
table gray boards and grav hairs largely
predominated. Age has marked with his
finger nearly all the members of the order
present, and it was like looking down long
vista of years to gaze in the faces of the
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ness or with malicious pleasure the weak
ening of the powers forming the Dreibund
by Franco Russian attack it 10 on herself
that the effect of such a blunder will fall"
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07

spite of the severe shock caused by the
news of his sons death. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gladstone will arrive at Hawarden on
Tuesday and the funeral of their son will
take place on Wednesday.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Gun Explodes on . War Ship.

SYDNEY, n. s. W., July 6.-The British
war ship Cordelia. Capt. Harry T. Gren.
fel. ten guns. 1850 tons and 2.43O horse
power. has just returned to this port after
q most disastrous trip to sea for target
fel reports that while practicing with one
of the Cordelia's six-inch breec h loading
guns the latter exploded. killing Lieut..
William b. Hillyar Lieutenant Gordon and
four seamen, and wOunding three midship-
men and ten seamen. The Cordella js sim
ale screw corvette. built of steel and iron
and cased with wood. She is attached to
the Australian station.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Alone sss ss: ssss. :,:ss: :ss: sss'ss s purity purity
in the world of 1eavennC

agents It is the only baking powder free from
all aduteraton or admixture of injurious ingre-
dients, and absolutely pure
"The Royal is undoubtedly the purest and most
liable baking powder offered to the pubic"-Dr H. A
MORT u S. G-vvynnsnt Chemist
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Obituary.

BERLIN, July 6.-Moritz Hsup. the Nestor
OF German organ composers. ID dead.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07

] had a sore leg. which would yield to no
treatment-until | took two bottles of
S. s. S., which promptly cured it, and
there has been no sign of return. This
was In 1886. L. X. BOST,
Newton, y. c.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
RAILwAYTIsIE-TABLEs.
From In iisnspoHs Uaion station.
IjnES.|
tsst wes, Sorln-south.

frasns r,sn oy Central Str'ufdrd nne.
Leave for Pittsburg. Baltimore. 4 d 445 q m.
Washington. Philadelphia and New 800 m.
York. I'd $3.50 m
Arrive from the East ll:40 am. 1890 pm-
and q 900 pm-
leave for Columbus, 900 am; arrive from
Columbus. 3:4j pun; leave for Riohmoad. Zoe
pm; arrive from Richmond. 300 am
Leave for Chicago. 1l:05 aiu-, q 1880 pus
arrive from Chtcago, q 3:45 pm; $50 an.
Leave for Louisville. d $40 sm goo an..
1855 pm. Arrive nom Louisville. q l1:0o am.
GOO pm, 1880 pm.
Leave for Columbus. Ind, 4:30 pm Arrive
from Columbus, l0:25 am.
Leave for vincennes and Cairo. 1880 am. 4:l0
pm.; arrive from vincennes ana Oairo; ll:o0
aIn.. 5,O5 pm.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Sympathy for Mr.. Gladstone.

LONDON. July 6.-Many persons have
called on Mr.. Gladstone to condole with
him upon the death of his eldest son.
Among the callers were the United States
minister and Mrs. Lincoln. Mr.. Gladstone
has receiv d teleRrams of conscience from
the Queen and the Prince of Wales. Mr..
Gladstone manages to retain his health in
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Comment of the German Press.

BERLIN, July 6.-The newspapers of this
city express much qualification at the
ception extended to Emperor William in
England. and emphasize the political i'm
portance of the character of his welcome.
The Post says that the display made in
honor of the Emperors visit may be con-
sidered not only an act of homage TO Ger
many's greatness. but as a manifestation of
England's desire TO preserve her friendship
with Germany.
The Neue Freie Presse says: while it is
merely hatred 10 Germany which has
caused France to become unfaithful to her
ideal of asdevelOpment. and while
Russia only submits from sheer necessity
10 French advances, the Dreibund and its
relationship to England have natural
foundation in the endeavOr tn secure the
maintenance of peace" The Neue Freie
Presse adds: lit is only by England's
friendly action in associating with the al
lied powers that the strength of the Drei-
bund is placed beyond a doubt"
The National Zeitung desert bes the IN eet-
ing of the Queen of England with the En-
peror of Germany as one between two of
the greatest peace-loviDg monarchs of
Europe and dwelis upon the racial affini-
ties existing between them. adding: No
where are German and English interests
opposed. IL Is in England's interest TO sup
port the Dreibund. which is directed
against nations equally inilnical TO her as
US and which are menacing her in regiuns
which are the very pillar of her greatness.
If il IS conceivable that England should be
short-sighted enough TO watch with calm
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
d. daily, other trains except Sunday.

VTANDAI.IA LINE SHORTEST ROITTH To
At. LOUIS AND THE WEST.
Trains arrive and leave indianapolis as follows
Leave for ~. Louis 1880 am, l:5O m HOO
pm All trains connect az rerre Haute for r. 6s 7.
h. points Evansville sleeper on Loo ID train
Greecastle and Terre Iiaute Accom- dation 400 d m
Arrive FROM ST. Louis. 345 AIN. Ais am, $50 D N.
$40 I'M. 7:45 pm.
Terre Haute ami GreencastIe Accumulation 1000 am
Sleeping aud Parlnr cars throu gh trains
For rates and information apply TO ticket agents OF
the company or w. r. BRUNSER District Pas.
senger AGENT
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Book on Blood and Skin Diseases free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Atlanta. Ga.
The Indianapolis journal., 1891-07-07
Results at Spencer.
Special to the Indianapolis ournai

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINsvILLE, July 6.-The races at
Spencer. Saturday. resulted as follows
First Race-3:O0 pace; purse. $500. Black
Bear first, Speedy Bill second. MOnon Baldy
third. Time. 2:391
Second Race-Free-for-a pace; purse
$500. John T.. first. Charles ID. second, Fan
ME r. third. Time-22S, 2:3l.
Third Race--240 trot: purse, $780, Pilot
Almon+ first. Timber TwIg second, Grandee
third. Time 2:3S
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Npti5 fir Mrditeften.

Die aGtbaren &pmmiiIdre bon 8ernr Co.,
SeraS, erluden Sa9leute 9lGne unb SpeSifis
fatipnen fir ben 8au zines neuen County
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cine Sront am Main 8la3a BPM einbunbert
SUB uno cine Siefe BON ~einbunbert un6 flint
lnbaht5igG SUP IN Ser AuintasS traBe haben,
iDa bier Stpdmerfe bod unb nit einem
Gburme ,tn6 eitsm Seller (basement) berIes
ben fem nnb ioa bic neueften &prrthtungen
fir Seisung, 2tdt unb @entilatipn baben.
SIN bieiem @ebdu6e lolen it9 folgen6e Ndur1s
lihfetten befinben, ndnnltd: &ier Court,
spei @ranb Surns, Sipei Petit , Surhs, snei
Si1trift . glerts, bier &iHter>, elm Diitrift-
Mnipalts, elm gountbsM ntpa[ts, 3tpei County
gIerfss, spei Gberiffss, Elm @eridtsbienersz
(bailiD 3intfner, 3tpei &dumlihfeiten fir ben
Collector, spei fir ben Niieipr, eineS ie fir
ben S4aBmeiiter, 8ermefIer. 9dutesS nlpeftor,
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sirei SriebensriHter= 3immer, Elm Surtgimmer
fir bic Suffice Court, ems fir bic gountbz
Rommifdre, elm fir ben Sanitor, ems 8tbItpz
tbefssimmer Mnb ionit nod &dumlidfeiten,
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bdube fol- nit eleftriiden Gabritiiblen (Elez
~vators), eleftrilaem 2idte, elmer 8prrihtung
fir Oannpf 9et3uns, nbr, Babe5imrner un6
GloietS berieben iein; aaberbem 1olen Stpei
grpbe, biebsfelte, eilerne @anb e9raate
l~vaults) fir bic 9lufbepabrnns Der @apiere
beS County, nnb Oiitrift glerfs angebradt
merben. SIR Speciftatipnen unb benienisen
9lan, Der bon Der GountbsGpur ais Der bette
eradtet tpirb, perben Elm Eauieno Dollar
$1,000 unb fir ben atpeitbeiten SUM Sunbert
Dollar $500 @rdmie besablt.
YIane unb Speeiffationen miifien Bel benz
@puntbsGl ert bon 8erar County Dor 10 llbr
&ormitta9s, Mpnta9 ben II. Nai A. D. 1891
abseseben perben.
Die Court bebdlt ii@ bas &e4t Dor, sinen
ODER ale pldne 3~uriifSuipeilen.
gia4 8%eitimrnuns Der County Court
Gan Mntonip, Seras, ben ~. Mdr5
A. D., 1891, pubIi3irt.
IS tpirb seipiinidt. baB ale 4idne bas
@erbdltnib bon Elm 8iertel 3pa gu einem
Sube einbalten.
g. 90. Mc MIIiFer,
Gountp.& i4ter, 8erar @otntp, Seras.
s~tteftirt:
Shah. u. emitb,
Gountb.gIerf, 8esar Counts, Teras.
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BON 1000 CUB bofft CT NIT einer &6bre
Don IL 3ou binunter,uiommea; bann
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folgen. Die lebteren bsbingt Der Ron'
trait. pel6en bic Stabt nit Or. I8prnes
absei@loReu bGt, nod in Der 8iefe bon
5000 Sub aus. Die Muf9ine. pslGe
bic &6bren binuntcrireibt, bat 22O0
pferbetraft. Gopiel pie m6gll@, III
seeen ieben llnslutsfaa, melher eine
~asitweilise arbeitsaOduns aut GoIee ia.
ben t6nnte, @ortebrung getrpfen.
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Nus @otiao gotfnta.

gu ben Counties BON Sabpeftsras,
uel9e erit in Der alIeriingften 3elt
bur9 bas neue Goloniiationsmittel,
bic giIeubabn, aufgef9loKen tporbeu
inb unb rpel9en fid iebt cine ni@t un.
betrd9tli@e beuti9e @~inuan0erung aus
ben dlterelt COUNTIES 3uSutuenben arts
fdngt. gebbrt @Oliab. hber wel@es bic
In Der glei9namisen Gtabt eri@einenbe
"Guard'' bic foIgeube NittbeiIung
bringt:
Die CberFdGe it i'm olsemeinen
IeiGt toelenf6rmig, rpenn f6 au@ i'm
6ftliGen unb fibli@en Sbeile ausge.
tebnte prdriefreden fiaben, pel9e iuie
groBe @benen ausieben. Der @baratter
bes 9obeas III bon perf@ie6ener Nrt
Der grtBere She'll - i'm AuFanb - Elm
f@par5er, fauoiser 2ebmbobeu bon
GROCER 6rudtbarfeit; in ben Greet. unb
6luB Sbdlern III Der ongei9wemmte
Boben tueniger ianoig, tiefsrinbiger
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finb bis iebt ausidlieBlt@ WeIidforn
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8aumnoIe tuurben ungefGbr 1000
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5,253 Nmeritanern (tporin bic i'm
2anbe eeborenen 2inber ginsetpanber'
ter eiugei6loHen inbl 1868 Garbigen.
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ettpa 100 Qeuteu anberet NationaIitdt.
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767, bic BET Garbisen 284.
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f9e Sugenb aus ben dlterer BON 9euts
fmeu tart beHe0elten Counties, 6apsite.
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6eimotb teineu gabogenraum mebr
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ertras tiber einen Solen bringt, ua6
@oliaO ma9t iebt i@on unb tuirb I'M,
raer msbr bic grfabruug MAIDEN.
tpel@e onbere Counties pie Deuitt,
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Sexas 3.

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bet f9, ME bic am 2. Npril beenbete
l3dblung ber 2seislotur $ gomitss In
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Birmingham In alabama, Mempbis in
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Omaba; Springfield. Snbianapolis,
Dopton unb Plttssurg. B~eionberes
8erlangen,-Io. beiBt IS In ber 9epe'
i9e,-bat er ausgeipro9en, beu Staat
$eras au iebeu. Wie LANCE ct fi@ in
6emlelben ~aufbalten piro, lit nod uns
befimmt. Die @eidmmtbauer Der Reiie
1T auf IA Sage fefgeiebt.
- Ser @on9reB Der Sfbs unb Wefs
faateu. tpel9er auf 8eranlaHuns ber
Raulas > 2esisIatur 3uiammeuberufen
iti, nirb bonn IA. bis gum Is. Npril in
Ranfas gitn tagert uno oie gemeins
f@aitlineu finan3ieleu, geDerbli6en
unb aderbauli@en Snterefen ber 80
groBen Gtaaten bes SRbmeftens in Be.
ratbung uebmer. Nle politii6en 4er'
teisi5ragen tueroen BON b%erieIben aus.
eeImlDRen fein. Als Sbemaia tibsr
welGe bereits @ottrdge a~Hgefinbi9t
HUB tperben bs3ei@net: Die georiidte
Sage bes Aterbauianbes; geisblt1e
MoBregeln. tpel@e F9 als ~notbwenbig
fur ben 6anbel foDie 0as Sransports
unb @elbmeien berausgeieat baben:
bic 8erbsEsruus Der WafsrfraBeu; bic
Mdrtte fur bic @r3eugnihe oes @efers;
bic Grei $ prdgung; bas Wetau= uno
bas gapiergelD; bic G6rberung Der
6abrit SntereHeu; bic finRii6e BE,
pdG.rung ber trodeneu 2dnoercien;
Elm sIei9mdBises 9anbelsseieb; bic
ginmanberuns; bic tuefili9en Wiinerals
l~dn1sreien; bic Beieuerunss Gtase;'
@ei1dfts. 0eretnigunsen unb 3rufsge.
ieui9aften; bic @egenieitigteits 0ers
ridge nit a%ustndrtigeu Staateu; bic
grl1lieBuns Der Snbiarer 2dnbereien
unb Gtatiifit.