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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14

AN OKLAHOMA SCHEME.
Designed 10 Send Cotton and Grni
10 81. Louis.

Designed 10 Send Cotton and Grim
Ia 81. Louis.
The Guthrie. Oklahoma, Business Mems
club have committee in st. Louis for the
purpose Of getting Mssouri's business men
Interested in a new railroad that is to be
built from Red Fork TO Guthrie connect
ing with the Frisco and placing that SEQ
ton several hundred miles nearer the Mis-
sissippi river metropolis by rail than at
present.
Their visit caused several newspaper in
terviews, in which it is contended that
all oklahoma grain aud cotton will SO 10
st, Louis and down the '4isssslpp river
when the road is completed, instead Of
coming through Texas to Galveston aud
New Orleans for export. The following "a
erpt from an interview looks well on
paper:
When this line is completed from Red
Fork TO Guthrie and st. Louis is made the
nearest market all this should be different.
The people are all anxious to turn the
trade to St Louis, and it will undoubtedly
come this way With line of steel barges
and low water rate 10 New Orleans. St.
Louis ought to handle all the grain and
cotton from the Oklahoma lands and St.
Louis wholesale houses ought to supply the
people OF oklahoma with that which they
need"
This problem has before heen up for so
luton by the St Louis freight bureau, and
was recently made the subject of lengthy
article by Commissioner NanlsNdingham OF
that place. The natural cond,Eons of the
Texas and Louisiana ports for handling
grain and cotton materially bettered by
the unsurpassed rail facilities extending
southwark from the oklahoma country.
will not permit OF such Wholesale diver
sion of traffic as contemplated by the
Guthrie committee. The rail haul to st.
Louis assisted by cheap water rates would
have exhibited some effect long ago had
not the natural advantages and physical
conditions OF the Okahnma-TeXas lines
been here to receive and dispatch the bust
ness in this direction.
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Festival ENnoes.

In the awards Of prizes published in
The Post, the name Of Mrs r. oiqen. WHO
took the first prize on braided work. ap-
pears as living at Corpus Christi. This was
mistake; Mrs. Olsen is a reyident OF
Houston
In awarding vegetable premiums by
clerical error entry eea1 Charles lugdes
instead OF John Charles. NJ. Charles sol
the premiums and Is entitled 10 the credit
Of having had the haest specimens OF yege-
tables from Harris county, His farm Is
FIVE miles from the court house On tue
Westheimer road, and he njoys the reI u
tation OF producing some OF the finest Vese-
tables brought to .he Houston maj Ret. ar
Charles promises another year 10 furpish
even a finer display thaA he 1ld fnls or.
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Respons,b.Iity Not Here.

1t has again been brought to public mo-
tlce that the commission had its eye on
the New York Colorado rate demoraliza-
ton and contemplated a reduction Of the
state rate in view of the existing condi-
tons A prominent Texas traffic man said
yesterday that such action would be un"
warranted and is unlikely. for the reason
that the fight was not originated nor has
It been carried on by the Texas roads The
low steamship tariff that has been In use
for several months, with sle action OF some
of the Colorado and Missouri river lines
may be assigned as the cause of the con
troversy. and no responsibility can be
placed on the Texas lines. They have kept
out of the fight remarkably we'll and un-
less they agree with the commission To
suffer such reductions as Will tend 10
eoualize matters, the commission, 1t Is
argued. can not properly take independ-
emf action,
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Daingcrfield, Texas. December l3,- the
worst fire in Daingerfield fog years BROKE
out this afternoon at 4:5o in the livery
stable of o. b. Conner, a heavy gale WAS
blowing from the West aGl il was only
by heroic effort and the damp weather
that the town was saved. Many housetGps
caught fire but were extiusu .1hel. ire
fire was carried by the wind ai5laaee
of 800 yards to the co: ton YARD. mere
we're about $50 bales in the yard ana ABOUT
zoo insured: C. n. Aldgidge Is the pih-
cipal loser and he was insured. Inc ~,
were saved.
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Personal MENTION.

~. A. Cravens of Willis Is In the city.
Earl Wgrrenton of Simonton is In the
city
A. $. Rutherford of Austin is a guest at
the Capitol.
1. A. Sean OF san Antonio is at the
Mrs. L. II. Shepherd of Sandy Point is
at the Bristol.
p Is. Caldwell of Cuoro is In the city
for few days
ED Foa:e OF Yoakum was Bristol ar
rival yesterday.
NJ. -. Field of Richmond is in the city
Tor few days.
ID. Mahoney of Waxahachie is in the
city for few ,tays.
A. G. Tompkins Of Hampstead was at
the Lawior yesterday.
w. y, Scott of Treeport ILL.,. is in the
city oi a business trip
Phil s. Slattery came In from Beau
mont yesterday morning.
w. Schmidt of Sugarland was registered
at the Hutchirs Yesterday.
r. H. Lynch of Austin was in the city
yesterday on a. business trip.
Miss Rose Lion OF Galveston Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Saln Raphael.
Robert II. Kemp of Big Springs was reg
istered at the CAPITOL yesterday,
Miss Fsina Cornwall Of Dallas was a
guest at the Hutchus yesterday.
i, V. Gentry, a. prambnent business man
i',N"oa. 10 ~ '''e law
- ~ hpihhs9Worth. Wen known met-
ch'ht oil GqFpeland' Is IN the CITY
Judge w. H. Adrdge OF Rockland is
IN the city on professional business
Duncan s. Cage came IN from Neldsco
yesterday and registered at the Bristol
Mrs Roma uAr, of Couroo Is visiting
Mrs. c. A. Hawley at ITO Clay avenue.
l. f.. Massey nf Huutsy,Ilc arrived an tho
civ yasi,,r,tsv and iS stonning "a ia
CatpitoI
M M, ,e ,.,
f-u ,l<CiM'it9 eAlu WIG OF I'thIorla Were
home t,tlav
~,
I-iIl N4AinS OF Niocketl, lawyer wen
hiloWil untpuAloWt tho state Is u guest al
N'e ilutcH4"S'
j. \. Martin came up from Anglcton
yesterday Cor a short visit and is stopping
al the Capitol.
George A. Tavlor and - r Selvae,
came mp from Galveston yesterday and
registered at the 1.awiog.
Mr.. Joe II. EARLE leaves this morning
for a visit TO Fort Bend and Mataeoril
counties, TO he gone until Frf.iav
l. A., ,,l,.,.,<., IA, r,,,,,, ,,,,.. 49, ,,,., T..
I /. ~, ~, 'uaiIEs W bunilh WIZ hdS oeen ~
i' Ne.ituV"E lor w past moh'n Ier ms
ny@,3 ' 'S''e' '"~N't "'
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state. He Joined the Baptist church when
he was about 20 years old and even at this
age his reputation as scholar and crater
was such that the Baptist denomination
met in conference TO aecide what should be
done with him They first decided that he
should so to the seminary at Louisville,
and then before adjouring they had him
to preach, and after hearing his discourse
they decided be could learn nothing at the
seminary ana sent him to China 10 teach
not the natives, but tho missionaries who
should 10 there. He was, perhaps one OF
the most learned men in :hc world
Ills wife died In 1856 ana his spirit
seemed to die with hes. Aftec that he
seemed to lose interest in everything and
10 look forward TO death as something to
be desired. HIS wife was as remarkable
u woman as he man, aud he relied on her
absolutely. and being deprived o, her, he
lost interest In life. They leave surviving
Il en- six sons. two OF whom Massrs. a. C.,
and Stewart johnson, reside in this city,
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A Grrut Man nenr.

ON yesterday Colonel Stewart Johnson
OF this city received telegram ANNOUNCE
Ing the death Of his father. REV. Frank G..
Iohpsop, at the home NJ his eldest son In
Fort Meade Fla He had just gone there
from Brunswick. Ca, hoplSg that the
change might benefit him.
Mr. Johnson was remarkable man. He
possessed the most powerful strength. both
physically and intelligently. Ills mind wss
cultivated 10 the higher extent. and he WA
exceedingly handsome, and as noble anc
generous as he wss strong. He was ma
tive Of South Carolina and sen OF the eel
ebrated DR.. William 3. johnson OF tina
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The services at the ST. Patrick's church
In the Fifth ward. on Sunday, were en-
hauced by the singing and celebration OF
high mass by Rev. II l.. Plnard. pastor al
Lccompte La Father Pinard also de-
lyered an eloquent sermon on THE School
OF Tribulation' as found first in all classes
of society. in all climes. and at every age;
and. secondly, as being "A vtritabie school
OF Heavenly blessings.
The congregation and many friends Of
the young priest from other parts Of the
city manifested by thoir presence the high
esteem in which he is held in the discharge
Of his ministerial duties, promising to
make his mark among pulpit orators
Father Pinard, having passed rev DAYS
among his friends and relatives here. has
returned TO Lecompte, La.
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CITY BRIlvIT,Es.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian
church VIII hold 4 business meeting in The
chapel this afternoon AT O'Clock,
The Ladies' Aid society of the Second
Presbyterian church will meet at the
chi rch. this afternoon. at $3.50 O'Clock.
There are undeliverel kilograms al the
Western Union telegraph office, III MAN
street for Sam McC'leary and n. J. BAia.
There will be a meeting Of the directors
OF the Business League this morning at
10 O'Clock. at the roorns of the Business
League.
The violin and plano recital by Messrs.
Mason and kidi Mt Bryan han tonight VIII
be one OF tae most artistic musical events
Of the season.
An ereelIent supper and lunch VIII bc
served Thursday and Friday evenings and
Friday at noon at, the Christmas market
for the small price Of p cents
NJ. G. Payne of Chattanooga, Tenn,
was placed unsler $1,000 bend by Justice
litl yesterday for an alleged criminal as
OF 1ips Chase street
Revival services are being held in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. corner
FaLpii AMI Pease DR.. Halsell preached
last night and VIII continue the services
throughout the week.
Walter Lyons Campbell, the 2-year-old
son Of Mrs. Joseph Campbell. residing az
! lliS Houston avenue. died yesterday after
noon end VIII be bursd at o'clock TINS
Afternoon in Glenwood from 81. Josepns
church.
Mrs. Kate Cabell Currie will be IN.
guest Of the Robert y. Lee chapter OF
/ Daughters Of the ConfederHcy on Thurs.
| day at a reception, 10 which all member
! of the chapter are invited II VIII. be
given al the parish house of Christ church
! at /. a. m.
| Every one. especially the young folks
| should try for the cook book prizes or ST.
and s. IN Cash. TO be given by the LADIES'
| as7ociatlon. The contest and sale OF books
! will open Thursday evening az the Christ.
! mas frarlce, See in yesterdays paper the
/ article ''Cagh Prizes"
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A KATY wreck.

A broken flange WAS respopsible for DC
wrecking of IA soutAbouai haty He'Ep'
train several miles north OF sealy' at an
early hour yesterday morning. sending sly
cars loaded with wheat into the ditch Inc
north and southbound morning PASSENGER
trains used the Southern Taclhc TRACKS Le-
tween Houston and Lagrange being con-
sidorably delayed. ,.,d
Two negro tramps were seriously INJURED
and token to sealy for medical stieh'iUE'
The track was clear and in use oS J. N
vasterfiay
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Effective today the international ana
Great Northern will apply the same rate
from Houston and Galveston to shre'e-
port and Texarkaua, Ark, that applies
from New orleans TO these points Inc
New orleans rate is considerably under
that from either OF the Texas cities nv
reason Of the Mississippi river eompeu-
ton. ard at the solicitation of the business
rngn OF Galveston and Houston the IN
terrational made the concession Indicated
AS an illustration: Soap in carloads from
Houston to Shreveport takes rate OF -
cents per hundred while from New ar
leans 10 Shreveport the rate IL 20 cents.
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southern pacifc construction.

Grading has begun on the Twenty-Five
mile extension of the Morgan LOUISIANA
and Texas from ST. Mariinsvilie ana aS tpe
weather permits the track VIII be laid
The Southern Pacific figures on having
the twenty-five miles of double track COM
pleted near Alglers, which was starred TWO
years ago, by January Is The last hVe
miles is bsing worked on. The second
track will greatly relieve the cohges'eo
condition of freight traffic that annda. y
arises on that portion Of the roIi' ana VIII
materially facilitate the dispatch Oh tusi-
mss.
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Hurled in This city.

The funeral OF George Is. Walter, whose
death in Galveston Saturday as printed IN
The Post, took place from the Gfaili ecu
trail depot Sunday afternoon at $3.50. The
nall bearers were r. W. Lawrence, Nelson
Winberly. Martin HcmminSar, y ~
George. o. H. Reed aui Joe Collie: De-
ceased was for d NUMBER Of years private
secretary to Daniel Ripley. while tranic
manager Of the Houston and Texas Gel
trail, and went TO Galveston VITA Tim. whfn
MIR. Ripley was appointed general agent OF
the Lone Star line.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14

Commercial Agent Atkeisson Of the
Aransas Pass was up from Galveston YES
terdsy,
j. a. Wilson, general agent OF the CHI
cago and Alton, with heal quarters NJ Folf
Worth, was here yeste;dly
William Dogherty, travelling passenger
agent of the Houston East and IVES,
Texas, has gone TO North Texas.
Manager Cristeson OF the Wells. Fargo
~ Co.'S Express passed through yesterday
morning en- route to Kansas City. lie was
accompanied from Houston. as far as Dali
las, by Superintendent Taft.
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Boyd, Texas. December 12.--This town
was visited by disastrous fire todey. 1t
was first discovered in T. j. Cox's barn.
just south of the main business part CT
town. II soon leaped to J. u. Meals
business house and sws9t j, CoX's JUS
ness. II. d. Neel's business house Mrt
IL Wright's business housc W, S. VIII
sons business house and Jim Channler's
warehouse. The FIRE WIS the result OF boy
smoking cigarettes. Total loss. 81 600;
insured for $500.
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Eagle Pass Texas, December l3.--A
small cabin occupied by Mrs. Jackson.
colored, burned today at noon. Mrs. !aok-
son went from home TO do some work, loav-
ing three small children ut home, one OF
whom, little girl OF years, persisted in
the flames. Origin Of fire uIkaowl.
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Christmas Holiday Excursion 10 II
Southeast.

on December ~ and 20 tho Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railroad Will sell round
trip tickets to all points in the southeast
at rate OF one fare for the round trip.
Tickets good for return thirty days from
date OF snle.
Special trains, with through coaches. will
be run from Texas points to the old States.
Routes as desired
For rates, time OF trains and further
particulars. address any H., X and T.
ticket agent. or w. g. Crush, general pas
seDger and ticket agent. Dallas. Texas,
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Eugene Mitchell, contracting agent OF
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe. returned
Sunday from Chicago, where he attended
a meeting OF the traffic men with about
100 other officials. There was no business
,r,rearted other than the DISCUSSION OF
eonsitiors Of the localities repre- enteG and
matters Affecting the traffic OF the road
IN general There was little mention made
Of rates. but 1t was the sense OF the repre-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14

Victoria, Texas, December So There
viii be meeting of the stockholders in
the Alligator Head Railroad company
Wednesday to elect directors and officers.
All the prcliminaries have been attended
to and 1t is expected that grading viii be-
gin on January |, 1898
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AUSTIN, Texas, December is.--There "a
no ioundation, from what can be learned
mere for the report from Greenviile that
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
is about to be thrown Into the hands of
receiver because OF It's trouble with the
n.a,e WIN regard to the maintenance OF
have in almost every particular been adj
justed SeN- VI"
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Refunding Authorized.

Austin. Texas. December. 1S.--The rail-.
road commission today authorized the In
'ernauonal and Great Northern to re-
fund the entire charge for concentrating at
Austin cotton from Georgetown. which 10
subsequently shipped from Austin over Its
me at rates applying from Austin to final
destination
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Father of a Girl.

D. a. Jankins. agent OF the Katy. han
ding personal Injury claims. was in me
ei'y yesterday, on a brief business ,iit.
Inc decidedly youthful appearance Of the
visitor and his agreeable dsmeanor Is ae-
counted for by the fact tina. he is the
rather Of ten and one half pound sirl.
winch arrived at the home In Dallas n
few days ago
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$3.50 AND 50. "
JAMES LAWl.Ok. Pro.

Tay'or, Galveston; r. 1.
Is. Mich, T.. j. Hainey, An
Gilbert, New Orleans; Jas.
Sctorla, G. =. Sewage. Gal.
M. Mckinnon. Dallas; q
Dallas; \. Dorsey, New
\ Mrs, L. y. Rcdpa,h. Bos-
3rwiN, Wharton. Texas; w.
Beaumont, NJ. Hay, New
u. Hereford, ST. Louis. j.
[irston: EdW. Comedy, Geo.
fton. Y. l.. Webb, Memphis;
Dallas; Herbert II. Brooks
~ Atwood, Houston: f.. c.
e Lake; f. V. Gentry, Port
NJ. Lasker, Galveston: w. L..
p w, l.. Blythe. Dallas: NJ,
kriscope co; y. G. Tompkins,
!. l.. Porch, Galveston; /. Ii.
y; jams +. Mayo, Carthage,
orrfs, san Antonio; Sam III
Herman, Galveston; ". G.
Y w. Long. St. Louis: j. X
HEtcco; Hugh II. Hazard, Dial,
blanchard, Galveston; 7. j..
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nEEICERs ELECTED.

At the last regular meeting Of INLAND
,odre No. z9s3. knights Of Honor, the fol-
having officers were elected; NJ. Russi,
d,ctator Ben Gehrmann. vice dictator
cherIcs holden. assistant dictPsor; Charley
Wlelkins, past dictator: Ed Mueller. re-
'aorter. l.. +. t,rassmnck, financial reporters
q Herman. treasurer; Fritz Gren inslhe
guard; Fitz Otto. outside guard; II. conn'
n FRANKIE and 4. a. Woehier, trustees
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Pushing Grading.

Angleton, Texas, December l3. The Gal
weston, Brazofia and Southwestern r:.iiicad
grade is being rapidly pushed 10 compile
tion work being commenced by Contrat Tor
Wetms fron,-ti,ts- place
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The Norris Bros. dog and pony slow is
again in the city. exhibiting az Breinond
Square. 1t is combination Of tiained
dogs, ponies monkeys and other animals
and is really remarkable exhibition. They
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14

A large and appreciative crowd assem-
bled al The hall last night and enjoyed the
special programme OF music under nc Ji-
rsctIon OF Miss Campbell consisting Of
toloz and duets. The sslo .. Master !.awis.
Only a Child" was enjoyed by all. Exam
peIist George Will conduct the services TO-
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uncnrered Dnmnge..

LsGrange. Texas. December l3'--Ine
oourt today rendered a verdict of $500 dam
oees 10 Percilla Walker. She sued for $1,000
against the Galveston, Harrisburg and san
Antonio railway for injuries platinum re-
eeiyed while stepping OF q train
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Angleton. Texas, Decamoe' i3.--Barbee
Bros. grocers OF this place, fled deed OF
trust last Friday afternoon. naming J. T..
Jamison as trustee; resources and Iiao.h-
ties each about s1i90. II is thought they
viii nquidate at 100 cents on the dollar.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


Denton, Texas, December IL. The resi-
dence of John Turpin was burned here trIs
afternoon at o'clock, Cause urkht wn
loss $1,000 insurance $500.
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Cotton Seed on Rate.

The rate on cottonseed oil from Hous-
ton and Galveston 10 St Louis Memphis,
Omaha, Kansas City. New Orleans and
Cincinnati will be reduced Z cents per
hundred pounds, effective December il.
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Marshall, Texas, December IA. Ere
destroyed the residence o: Gahe Witt in
the eastern part OF The city this aftornoc n
Furniture nearly all saved House to;al
loss; Insurance $500.
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stock Conveyed.

Hearne, Texas, Decambor Ill
morning Sol Goldberg conveyed his steel
Of groceries and tinware to the First Ma
tiopal bank to satisfy claim.
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senaton to adhere to the published traffic,
as nearly as possible. some mention wps
made OF the ocean controversy, hui IL WAS
aiiowed to pass practically unobscryed.
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ou,noria positively cures Chlls and
royer when other remedies fail. No cure.
no pay.
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hs in Nucces County.

hs in Nucres County.
|stl, Texas. December ED
shot and seriously wounded
near the 0so, southwest of
b; the shooting are not obtain
writing. Officers have gone
ullNtr clme to this city this
fageendersl to Sheriff. McTier-
Fs Dority was dying at last
I guaranteed to cure ohills,
maiarial disorders. No cure.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-01-19
- Cine 1onosrbare Statitit per6fs

- Cine ionosrbare Statiitit per6fs
fentli9t Der v8aulois." in welder oer
Des bsrs6ust 1T, ben oas meni6Ii6e
NuQe beim 9eien ~5uridle9t. Gr be-
;rQ9t bel elmer Barrier Setting bon
lelu0bnli6em umiang, bic Qnnonten
mit0e3dblt, sttpu 800 Wster. beim
,8dulois," Der lih zines ~beionOers
aroBen 6ormats srfreut, iiber einen
SilOmeter. geim 2eien zines RomOns
bon 9swO6nlldem llmfans Ie9t oas
4uGe 2 &ilometer Suriif, beim Geien
Der Sibel II Gilometer. Die 9eiamms
ten Werts Gmile 3ola's erfOroern einen
We9 bon so Gilometern. Ser Gur6.
I6nittsmsni9 lielt etpa 5000 4ilos
meter Shriit in ieinem Sebeu. Sine
NtiQion Subitaben geben, nenn lie
Obne 3Dii6enraum on chamber 9eieBt
uno mittlerer 8r6Be iino, auf u 9ilO=
meter. Sir bic Gibtigteit oieier De-
rehuungen, bic beionoers betreff5 Der
Sibel ni6t 9an5 unanie9tbar i6einer,
iiberlaIen mir Dem y8aulOis" bic 8ers
antluortung.
-SaQuemOt. grofefOr Der Static.
nalOtonomie an Der llniperIitdt Semi
bat ourd 6dlidun9sn Die Waaotldnoi.
ihe Gontonalbant I'm 400, 900 Srancs
betrO9en. @r ipislte in rieiisen Dee
trd8en. Saqusmot 1T fliittig.
- Sin Weitertpert Der S~ngenieurs
tunit Tam man nit &edt bic Giier.
babn nennen, bic tiirSli9 auf Der Sr=
iel Samaica Iertis 9eitslt noroen
lit. Sieielbe ss9t bon Der Sauptftaot
Gingiton our9 bic blauen Ser9e mad
Der Safenitaot port Antunio an Der
Ottiite Der Sniel uno 1T uur so Silo.
meter lang. SroBoem braubte man
gum Ban oieier tur,en Strede pOlle 5
Sabre, oa bic Misunderstanding 9rpBs
Sbmisri9teiten boten uno oesbalb nibt
peni9sr als 1913 oioerie Yfeilerbriiden,
q Sunnels. ID Yiaoutte, IL SdnQr=
briifen uno cine llnSabl tiinitllbe 8al=
lerien uno ginihnitte aufweit. Die
SerielungstOlisn tparen aanS enorme.
weroen iuosb oaour9 aufBewDgen, oaB
Die gabn Die iruhtburite 8s9euo Der
9anssn Suisl b%urbitnsioet, poourb
cine quite R%eutabilitGt Der gabnanla9e
beitimmt gu erparten ftebt.