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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
Washington Talk.

The postoffice department has found
another lottery to checkmate.
An attempt will be made in the sen
ate to have nearly all appropriation
bills referred to the various commit
tees having charge of the interests
concerned.
Consul Barker, at Tangier, Morocco,
reports that wheat has grown so dear
there that the last two steamers
brought out consignments of American
flour, which were Immediately sold at
a profit. He believes that, under more
favorable shipping conditions, Moroc-
co would be profitable market Tor
American DreadstuffS. $40.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
Accidental Hannenfnra

Fire destroyed property in Rome, N.
T., to the value of $4,000.
Willis Broughton, a farmer at OAR
| len, N. w., mistook his hired man for
| a burglar and killed him.
A six-story building, running from
| Nos. 106 TO ITO Attorney street, New
| York. was destroyed by fire. The loss
is $4,000.
The Chaffee block, the largest bust
ness structure in Allegan, Mich, was
burned. Loss estimated at 100000,
partly insured.
Mrs. TAFT, wife of Monument I'm
porter w. S. TAFT, died at Pana, ILL.,,
as the result of burns sustained by
falling on a red-hot range while in an
epileptic fit.
| The Norwegian bark Ole Smith
| Plough, Capt. Osmundsen, from Sa-
J vannah, bound for Charleston, went
aground on the breakers in Stone
| river.
Prof. T. NJ. Smith of Case School of
Applied Science at Cleveland was ia.
tally injured while conducting one of
his chemistry classes through the
River blast furnace. He was caught
in the furnace elevator and terribly
crushed.
A bad wreck occurred on the Nor
folk & Western Railroad, between
two sectionsetaoishr emthemh mehmt
two freight trains near Ennis, w. Va.
last night. Engineer Forelines, Wal
ter Straley, conductor, and a colored
brakeman were killed.
The two upper stories of the Hogan
Printing company's extensive estab
ltshment at st. Louis were Quilted by
fire, involving loss of about $4,000
fully insured Private Watchmar
Neuman is missing and eight mer
were considerably injured.
John Pickup, Miss Laura Stevenson
and Mr.. and Mrs. ,McEnford were re
turning from Brownsville, Pa, to thei1
homes at Wood Run in skiff. They
got, too close to the steamer James G
Elaine, which was coming up stream
and the waves upset the skiff, throw
ing them all into the deep water. AL
were drowned. ..--- in. 81.
George Lochlin, better known a,
George Costello the noted aerial ba
performer and acrobat, was killed nea
Chattanooga, Tenn, either by bein,
thrown off a train when it made sud
den turn or 10y being deliberatel,
pushed off the platform. Inez Palmer
the ''strong woman of Sells Brothers
circus, to whom he was engaged, hold
to the latter theory and claims to hav
two witnesses who saw him pushed
off.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
A Whirl at Section Thirty.

Duluth, Mimi, Dec. dissection 80,
township 63, range IL, noted as the.
most holly contested piece Of land in
America, took another whirl in the
courts. Judgment of ejectment was
entered against Thomas S. Hyde, who.
has been a sQuatter for thirteen years
on one Of the most valuable tracts Of
the section. The Minnesota Iron COM
pany has ownership in part and a.
lease to the remainder Of this tract.
and the judgment is in favor Of it and
it's lessees. The case is likely to be
settled in April, and if so the tract will
= nine this coming year.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
at the Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy
depot at Abba, Iowa.

at the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
depot at Abba, Iowa.
Three highwaymen rode into Mont
Ger, Mo-, robbed the postoftice and
every man, woman and Child they met
Even Rev. Louis Dehls was compelled
to turn his pockets inside out.
Sylvester s. Brown, a travelling lew
eler, shot himself twice at St. Louis,
because the non-arrival Of draft for
So, 800 prevented his marriage to May
Heagle, an actress.
T. B. Steen, Pittsburg coal operat-
or, was sentenced to three months in
Jail and fined $500 by Judge w. D..
Porter. He was convicted, few
weeks ago, Of having defrauded his
miners in weighing the coal they dug
/ A dozen merchants and five or six
banks in st. Louis have been victim
lied for hundreds of dollars by mail
box robbers. The method is to extract
letters from the mail boxes, open
them, and If they are found to contain
checks, the checks are raised, indorse-
ments forged and the checks are pre-
scented for payment.
E.. A. Sturgis, a prominent govern
ment contractor at Fort Meade, was
poisoned at Sturgis, N. D. He was
found dead in the doorway of dive.
The inmates said he was thrown from
the place drunk. The police declare
he was given "knock.out' drops, which
are said to be fatal, A large sum Of
money known to have been on his per-
son was missing.
G. r. Phillips, a druggist well known
throughout Iowa, committed suicide at
New Hampton. For year or more he
has been financially embarrassed, ow-
ing to the purchase of a business
building and the general dullness of
times. He was insured for $4,000 OF
$4,000, and seems to have taken bis
own life in order that his family might
be provided for.
Peter Lind miner employed on
the night shift in the Doctor mine, at
Cripple Greek, COL, was arrested as he
came from work, and in his pockets
were found nine pounds Of ore, worth
at least $40 pound. A search of his
cabin revealed over 100 pounds of ore,
the value of which will run into the
thousands of dollars. The owners of
the Doctor mine believe they have lost
as much as $4,000 through stealing
in the past few weeks. Other arrests
are likely to follow.
Counsel for Maj. George A. A.
Armes, whose sensational arrest at
Washington three months ago for in
subordination, by order of Maj. Gen.
Schotield, was followed by a. discharge
by Judge Bradley, with a scathing de-
nunciation Of the arrest, filed their
brief in reply to the governments ap-
peal They ask the discharge of Maj.
Armes, first, because no power what
ever existed to make the arrest, and,
second, because he was not informed
of the accusations made against him.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

Statistician Henry A. Robinson. of
the agricultural department has start
ed on another search of large scope.
He will try to determine the actual
consumption of wheat per capita in
this country.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

Owing to locusts, the sugar crop in
Zambesia will be almost a total failure
this year. The peanut crop IS very
short from the same cause and great
distress exists among the natives, who
are elnigrating to other sections.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

The longest telephone wire or cable
in the world without intermediate sup
port has just been esta blished across
the Wallenstadt lake, in Switzerland.
Its length between the two iron piles,
on each side of the lake, is 2,4O0 me-
tres, or more than one mile and half.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

Lieut.. Feljo of the Spanish army in
Havana last week on the charge of
surrenderjng Fort Pelayo, on the Zaza
river, to the forces Of the insurgents
without a proper defense. He was
found guilty and sentenced to impris-
Onment for life.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

The police Of Berlin have summary
closed all socialistic clubs in that city,
including six Of the reichstag cleo
toral clubs, the club Of the socialist
press committee, that of the local COM
mittee of the socialist party delegates
and that Of the central committee Of
the German socialist party.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

The late Anna Gould, now the count
ISIS Of Castellane is said to be growing
very tired of France as place of resi-
dence. No doubt her husband would
be willing that she should return to
America if she would leaver her mill.
ions behind her.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
Nobody Responsible,

Cleveland, Dec. H.. The coroner
rendered his verdict in the central Via
duct disaster today. He fails to find
sufficient evidence Of an act commit
ted or omitted on the part OF any per-
son to warrant him in holding any
one criminally liable for the accident
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

Bloated monopoly seems to hold
sway in the stellar system also. One
newly discovered comet has 100000
miles of tail, while another has no tail
at all.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

Cuba appears to be very unreason'
able country. Notwithstanding all the
burning resolutions adopted by Amer
lean cities it still remains unliberated.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
DID He pms. R,a Mon az

+ Eau Claire, Wis. Dec 11.-Jefferson
Thompson of Neillsville, in Jail here,
was delivered today to United States
Marshal Oakley and by him taken to
Madison for trial. The charge against
Thompson is passing counterfeit
money
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

"Does beauty pay?'' asks Enneklng,
the artist. We think not. We have
usually had to work. for our money,
just like honest people.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

If Kaiser Wilhelm should ever lose
his job as emperor he ought to have
no difficulty in securing an engage
hent as a vaudeville artist.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
Two Yeor. IN R..,ra,,..

Two Years In Retirement
Aberdeen, S. D., Dec. lin the cir
cult court today Judge Campbell SEN
fenced James w. Smith to two years
in the penitentiary for attempted Grim
inal assault. .
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
NIassacres Cease

Constantinople, Dec. lit was Of
ficially announced here to-day that no
further conflicts between Mussulmans
and Armenians have occurred except
in the Zeitoum district.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

Massachusetts physicians seem to be
a slow set Nearly 1000 people were
permitted to die of old age in that
state last year.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

It may be proper to explain that tho
new Boston movement to elevate the
stage is not headed by Mr.. John L.
Sullivan.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
Foreign GOSSIP.

Two missionaries have been killed
in riot in Madagascar.
The Spaniards claim to have badly
defeated the Cuban patriots in several
engagements.
Old manuscripts poems and sermons
by Charles Wesley have been unearth-
ed in London. .. s.,,z- - 4
The sultan. of Turkey is credited
with having made big profits by ma
nipulating European money markets.
Out Of $50 Europeans in Lagos, West
Africa, % died last year, a death rate
of 154 in 1000.
Details Of the victories of Spanish
Generals Laqua and Oliver on Nov.
"a and subsequent days are now COM
plete.
The pope presided at the public con-
sistory and conferred the red hats to
nine cardinals created at the secret
consistory.
A Jewish manufa cturer of LODI, in
Poland, who died recently, left a mil
lion roubles for the benefit of the poor
Jews of the town.
The porte wins a little victory by
pitting the powers against one an
other and inducing England to keep
| that extra guardship out Of the Bos-
phorus.
Navigation has been suspended on
| the rivers of East Prussia by ice, and
ships cannot reach Keenigsberg. If
the frost continues the Vistula will be
frozen over at Dantzic.
The Brazilian council of ministers
has decided to refuse to submit either
| the Trinidad dispute with England or
! the Amapa dispute with France to ar
bitration. The Trinidad dispute re-
lates to the sovereignty of the little
| island of Trinidad and the Amapa dis
pute to the boundary line of French
! Guiana.
The newspapers of London say that
after the we'll known American, Will
lam l.. Winans, had watched the bal
let at the Alhambra for an hour every
night during week, on Saturday he
distributed $500 among the members
of the ballet, the premieres receiving
! 5000, the adult women $50 and the
children $40 each. .--- ....
According to the crew Of the Norwe-
| gian steamship Morengin, which has
arrived at Philadelphia from Baracoa,
! Cuba, the fever is killing off Spanish
soldiers in that locality at a lively rate
The soldiers tationed around Baracoa
not long since arrived from Spain and
not having become acclimated, are suf.
! fering terribly and dying like sheep.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

The woman's Bible is likely to en-
counter the same obstacle as woman
suffrage. That is to say, most women
will reject it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

There will be held at Cardiff, Wales,
during the six months beginning next
May I, an exposition devoted to fine
arts and maratime progress, of which
Queen Victoria will be patron, and
Carl Dunraven one Of the supporters.
A novel feature will be a naval en-
gagement on a large artificial lake.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
A Famou. Case on Ara,n

Bowling Green, Mo-, Dec, 1.-THE
trial Of DR.. and Mrs ]. G. Hearne for
the murder of Amos J. Stillwell, the
wealthy pork packer Of Hannibal, Mo-,
seven years ago, was begun here to.
dav -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
van Horn win R..,1r

Montreal, Dec. II. = William Van
Horn admits that it will not be long
before he will resign from the presi-
dency of the Canadian Pacific rail-
road.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12

Judge Bellinger, Of the United States
district court, Portland, Ore, has de-
clared that the schooner Louis Olsen,
seized in Boring sea by the United
States revenue cutter Rush, on
charge, of killing seals within the pro-
hibited zone of sixty miles around
Pribiloff islands, must be forfeited TO
the government. The schooner, with
her cargo of skins, is valued at about
$4,000.
The British government has granted
an additional annual subsidy of $780,
900 to Canada for fast steamship SER
vice, and is also pushing the scheme
for a Pacific cable system between
Canada and Australia. These facts,
taken in connection with the British
activity in Alaska, Venezuela, Brazirs
island Of Trinidad and Nicaragua, in
dictate thaJ the English policy in
America is to be more aggressive than
heretofore.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
THE NEWS RESUME.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

l Comprehensive Review of the
Important Happenings OF the
Past Week Culled From the Tel
egraph Reports The Notable
Events mt Home and Abroad That
Have Attracted Attention.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
Terms:-2.oo per year in advance.

+ It must be conceded that Chicago IL
much stronger at aldermanic eye
gouging and primary head-punching
than at foot ball.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-12-12
Evil Doings.

4 package Of $1,000 in cash was stol-
=: from the Adams Express company
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

Ser Gebte Sonntag mar obermals Elm
.trpdener" in Stem gort, b. ;. troGen nur
Fir Scene, pe[9e an TIRE nGbfte umgebung
~qefetfet limb, benin ale Qnbern, tpel@e na9
6pbofen ober 8roptlDn fa6ren ~fonnten, batz
ten bes NGfenben unb @rfrif@enben in
6iine unb 5iiae.
9oofeDelf 1iebt alfo felbit, buB bic frense
Sur9fi6rung bes It aatli@en Sonnz
taqsgeIebes ni9ts fru4tet; baB ie atpar
SEEN 0ort 9abet, bafir aber ben umz
lieqen6en ,ODrfern", pie 8rDotlbn, Staten
eSslanb, Nepart, 9Dbpfen II. T. IN. cine gDl=
6ene @rnte ~liefert; er Iiebt es felbit, pie feline
2oqit nur bic Mitteltla1en f9tper bebriidt,
mGbrenb bic &ei9en unb 8ornebmen in ben
Clubs ober in ibren Balditen audi an Spnn=
tugen in @aus unb 8raus tpetter leben;
GooiebeIt tpeiB fogur, baB In alien 9otels
Der Stabt Stem NDrt 9etrGute p~ertauft tper=
ben miifTen, tpenn bic @dfte gu ibrem SmbtB,
unb beite6e bteier audi nur aus einem Grader
nit einem @tiid9en &G1e, Bier, @ein ober
Ionft ettpas b~erlangen, benin Elm SEEM 0orter
StaatsgefeB berpfli9tet Die 9otelpirtbe,
tbren @diten Spetfe b @etrGntea uf
@erlangen gu perabrei9en. 90 tit aIfp
tpieber Elm Sod in benz @efebe, bur9 mel
DIES SauTenbe burdf9lipfen tDnnen unb
berf9tebene Bolt5eirt9ter baben beretts entz
T9teben, baB ieber 9ptelptrtb bas 9fe9t babe,
feinen @diten i'm SpetiefaIe, auf Der @ez
ranba Dber T%onittpp, nun nt9t I'M r8arroOm",
8etrdnte gu berabret9en, tpenn Der betrefz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Cute 9nnSmraBen+

Mu9 Connecticut bat tiir3li9 Elm 9sIeB
fir ben 8au gutter QanbftrdBen erlafea.
Muf @runb befelben ernennt ber@ouperneur
bret GommiHGre, tpe19e Die @bauifirung Der
2anb1traBen gu iibertpa3en uno Die unfoz
item gu glet9en Sbeilen auf bds Sopn, Da5
gountb unb ben Stdat gu bert6eilen baden.
Die Sotpns BADEN ben Mnfang gu md9en,
3, +. bic gu perbeHernben StruBen gu beitimz
men, u1b bic Gommtfidre BADEN bann bardrf
gu 1eben, bub bic Nrbeit gut ausgefiibrt pirD.
MGerbings perben auf bteie Weife Die Stdrie
ben gr0Bten Sbeil Der Soften gu tragen 6a<
ben, aber Tie tperben au9 Die grDBten 8orz
t6eile babon aieben. Sn Ma1a6ufetts me-
~ntg1tens finbet bic bort beretts begonnene
9erbeTerung Der 2anbftraBen 10 grpben In=
flang, buB bon ben 1853 3opns bes Staates
f9on 200 BET Der Stdatsz gpmmi11ton I'M
8erbeKerung Der tbrtgen etngefommen frnb.
unb finfaig mebr iteben i'm 8egrtff es ait
tbun. Sn Maha6ufetts giebt es quite 5te=
9enmeiiter, unb bic BADEN bere6net, baB
tpenn Der gauge Stdut bon guten 9anOftrdz
ben bur95ogen lit, bas cine iG6rlt9e Gr5parz
niB BON 100000 an @dgenz unb 3ugz
material berbetfiibren tperbe. Gin &o6lcn=
bGnbler erfldrt, baB er bur9 cine biefer
2anbitraBen idbrli6 3pei 9rittel an 8ef0rz
berungsto1ten fpare.
8is bie1e @rleu9tung, baB gufe 2aroz
itraBen cine getpaItige GriparniB 1inb, au9
in Sainois plaB greift, f9etnt leiber no6
btel 3eit berrtnnen gu follen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

bummen pDbeGs tparen audi gegen lie ge=
rt4tet. Sin Wii9, Nomens r@ntisYrul@
fen, elm neuaufgetau9tes Wo9eublatt,
pel@es, feinem Namett' entipre9enb, in Der
f4amlOfeiten 8etie gegen Seuti4lanO gei@
fert, aber no mOgli9 nod gemeiner gegen
bic fran3Oif9e Re9ierung beBt, neil fte Die
@inlabung na9&iel angenommen bat, ipurDe
unter ben &rafeblern oertbetlt; bod polt5t@
fen perbafteten bic 8ertbeiler unb bertrieGen
bic @9reierbaufen.
WGre Der 9eutf9enbaB nur unter bteIer1
bummen unb unipifenben @baubiniHenzpDz
BEL BON 8arts gu iu4en, bann fDnrte
Oeut19ldnb iiber i'm laden; benin biere
8riiler nabmen Dor ben rubtg in Der @9etbe
ftedenben @ettengepebren Der 8%pli8eilndnn=
iduft, na9bem fie nod gerabe oorher bic
drgiten G9mdbungen unb 9robungen gegen
ibre a~egierung dusgeitoBen batten, f6leuz
Mig 4eiBaus. Wte tpiirben fe erft betm
6erannaben beut19er Sruppen ~laufen! M6er
leiber bat fi9 Der 9eutf4enbuB al9 in
mdnnbafteren unb niht 10 untpifenben
Sran5ofen fetgefeBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Scr 0rIee=g6waraes Meer=GanaI.

Nun Der Norboffee@&anal fertig 1T, tpenz
bet ii9 bic Dffentli9e 4ufmerti amteit in
europa benz neuen SffeezS 6tparaes Steer
&ana[ sn, Der iebt in Der Shat ernitli9 in
Mngrtff genommen tperOen ioG, unb Elm ltn=
ternebmen 1T, tpeG4es gepaItiger ausiiebt,
ais es 1T. Oenn Elm &unal bon tau1enb ergs
liI9en Meilen 9Gnge tlingt getpaIttg, penn
berIelbe abet faft auf Der gan5en' Strede
f9iffbaren Sliifen ober beretts beitebenben
Randlen folgt, 70 1T BITE Sa9e f9pn ni9t
mebr 10 f6limm.
Sn Der SauptfaAe tpirb Der neue &anal
bon &iga aus Der Dina, Der 8erefina unit
benz Oniepr folgen, Der BET sGberion ms
S6tparae W1eer miinoet uno Der Big SSefaz
tarinpslatp audi fiir t~iefgebenbe Sabr3edge
f9iffbar tt. Mu9 beteht 3tpt19en Dina
unb 8ereI ina bereits Elm &analipftem, BAG
nur bertieft unb Derbreitert gu perben
brau9t. Smmerbtn tptro es ia cine GENIAL
ttae Nrbeif Iei1, auf bieier ganaen Strete
elm Subrpafier gu f9uffen, bas ebeniO. brett
pie Der NDrbpfIeez8anal unb 27 SUB tief
tperben foa; aber ptrtlt3e @9pierigteiten
perben it6 fpobl II am 0niepr 1iiblt6 ton
&rementI9uq bieten, mo @ranitgebirge Durt3
bas FluBbetf 3ie6en, unb BEL ben %Iogenannz
ten 8oroaen linterbalb BON Setatarinosla!o
+. ben berii9ttgten Stromf 9nelen Oes
0niepr, beren es breiaebn gtebt, unb BON
bensn bic BRET gefdbrti3fen einen san DOn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

9 Bis u SUB BADEN. Snbefien e%riftiren du4
bier f9pn &dnGle i'm Strombett, Die HIr
~pertieft unb ertpeitert 3u tperoen brau9en.
@ie gering i'm MQgemeinen Die S9piez
rigtetten era9tet nerben, ergiebt Ii9 dnd
baraus, baB bic 8auaett auf nur flint Sabre,
Die Soften per Weeile auf nur 100000 oDer
fir ben gan3en &anal auf $100,O00,00O au=
genpmmen iinb, ndbrenb Der 8au bes fduu.
t62 Meilen ldngen notwithstanding a3t
Sabre erforberte unb per Meile $632,OO0
geto1tet bat.
9terbet mag bemerft nerben, baB Der rerz
bdltniBmGBtg foffpieltgfte Der in neuerer
3eit gebouten Candle Der Canal BON 8pz
rtntb gepefen lit, tpel9er BEL tnapp 4 Msile1
1894 &ilOmeter) 2Gnge per Metle $2,712,z
900 gefo1tet bat. Damn fplgt Der 57.1 Slid
meter ober 35.7 engl. Metlen ldnge Mqns
6e1terzS 9tffs<ganal NIT 2,098,772 &Dten
PRO Meile; bann Der 100 Metlen LANCE Sue3=
@anol nit $4,000 per Maetle; bann ber
Elm penig iiber Is Metlen LANCE boldnbii3e
Rorb<Ganal BON Mmiterbdm na9 Omuben,
Der $4,000 per Meile berf6lang, odnn Der
big iebt btaigite, Der NorboHieezGanal. Bie
ptel infer Srainirungsz@anal foiten ptrb,
poIen mir erft einmal ablparten f9perz
li9, leiber, unter $1,O0O,000 per Meile.
@ie fe6r bic 8aufoiten BEL Camden ms Sc
pi9t fallen, erbsGt aus Der Sbatfa9e, baB
peber Der Canal bon gorintb, nod Der Mdnz
9eIterz@ q iffszGanal bic 3infen Der @nldgez
foften beden. Sn bieier 8e3iebung tptrb Der
SffeezG 9tpar3es Weeer D6er &tgaz@6eripnz
Canal, tpenr1 er tpirfli9 10 btQig gebaut tp;r6,
pte er peran19lagt lit, alien dnoern Die
Spite bieten, unb elm febr ii4eres Inter
nebmen fetn.
Sn bic @oranf9lGge 1T uu9 bic eleftrif@e
8eleu9tung bes Canals pdbrenb bes Na9ts
a~ufgenommen, 10 baB cine 8ef9tffung 0esz
Ielben obne Nufent6alt Sag unb Na4t bor
ii9 geben fann, unb man re9net, baB BEL
elmer 9~eI9ntnbigfsit BON Z engl. Meilen
per 9tunbe S9tffe Bis gu 26 SUB Sief<
gang ben Weg BON Gtga na9 @berfon in
feds Sagen perben 3uriidlegen f0nnen. Stir
ben 6anbelsberte6r 5niI9en Dem S9nar5ea
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