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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-02-18
Friday, February Is, 1895
LOCAL .BREvITIEs

LOCA l. HR EVITIE2
Come to the Minstrel.
The Marlboro Times is ont in aogrisbip.
colors.
FIRST ofMay.
nlss nA'''s Nea'e returned rom visit to
Commissioner Bragurnier took his seat
with the board en- Tuesday
.ox.vu,. ),
ioyable dance on Me6day night
~.
court will con,sSs on no md, :
,sa,- -....zs 1o-1''s'e ~. 'p'o'su
" A'" ''''"K
- eo'o'eu seuoois srou'o nave 10
H. Is puO"0 MISFORTUNE
mrs. wAIilam T. Jameson, has returned from
10 'rienus III washington
IT the La Plata dance was Miss
boi IN. Don't you think Sc N---t2
show will be held in the town
"a night Il is SAID to bea good
'"o"
Or has it, that our CLERK to the
missoners, has matrimonY in
Y. Lancaster visited this town on
to see II be could hear something
~
Mf@Cbsrles Neale. Jr.. Issue. who has beep
e. medical ireatusnti 10 Baltimore returned
me on Saturday.
iss Rosalie Brawuer. s,Hawthorne. left
= s,;dav for several weeks stav with friends
inn lipgton city.
AonIieants for the road snpervisers S,sces
we're a. thick in This ,own ON rue,dax a. a;es
in the Summer time.
Misses Elizabe,h and Rleanor Forbes were
were the guests Of fr;epds in Rrvsp,own FIR
several DAYS during ,ha wssk
80. r - 40. -
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Scot,
acbas,n., H;u,, has rs,nrn.d homo
=,
go n'sAs uas 'u''oeaesu u ''''
M;aale,oun for co,orrs' cbildre,
'''' = 's'ee '"' -k'''"'a's Aus"o.'-"t
"'s' ""0'e "usoanu mas aosen'eu hi'ise''
lot seven years. 10 DISPOSE OF ms properly
Inc 100 'aml'ar s'sle OF 'ne newport young
man, VINO ATTENDED the recent dance 10 the
town nall, In dancing, Is being severely crlt-
cised.
A dance will be held at the MARYLAND ARri- |
cul'ufa' oohege 'o-hiRn' mss haue now
ara is among 'nose VINO nave ZEN the county
10 attend 'ne same
Miss Leola Chapman, of Washington,
youngest daughter Ct the late Andrew Chap
'' . 'nue' uea'ne"' az '"e "aine'u nus
P'a'' 'O' iypooiu 'e'ef-
When visiting Baltimore, give Capt. john
Wood. proprietor Of the Grand Central Hotel,
500 N. Calvert st. a sail The Captain is
P''a' man ana Is no'eo 'or MS nospitait5'
AT O'Clock Cd Tuesday night. Miss Eva
3. Penn, New town, and Mr. John H. Cook
sey were joined in holy wedlock at the La
Plata NJ E. Church by Rev. Mr.. Henry.
Mr.. Joseph s Bunting, so long popular
school teacher near Pomonkey, is about 10
quit the pursuit and take up bis residence ia
BALTIMORE win DIS sister, Mrs j. Walter
carpenter
Inc civil list OF appointments for this eour-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-02-18

Married on Wednesday the lsih inst at st.
Peters Church, near Waldorf BY Rev.
Father MARITIME, Miss Josephine Bareh Of this
county and Mr.. Claude Brent, of Prince
e county, The bridesmaids were
y Queen and Minnie Edeleu, and the
an Mr.. Howard Dent.
HlGGs-HIGGs.
Married a. st. Thomas Church at O'Clock
Yesterday evening, Mr.. Joseph Riggs and
Miss a. E. Riggs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-02-18
II GODS
easily and thoroughly. A1 HN
Best after dinner pills. ~ =
25 cents. An druggists. &Sa a.
Prepared by G. l. Hood & Co., fowen Mass
The oaly Pin q iakc With 'iddi's ssri.1iriia.
Collectors Sale.


ID TOR Of taxes for the Alb Collection Distric
Of Charles county, will sell vt public sale II
the highest bidder for cash, at the Coufl
House door At La Plala. on
TUESDAY, March s, Is9s.
I between the hours Of IL and O'Clock p.
NJ The following property or so much ihefe.
Of as may he necessary to satisfy County taxes
due for the year 1896. to wit:
The bed and outfit OF a Railroad. Berin-
ming at tie dividing line between Cherries and
Prince Georges counties and running in .
soutnerly direction through the lands Of james
| LYONS Heirs, h. A. Ca1ieT. BENJAMIN
Bowling, James Wade. Wesley L Nutreil
Beatrice Gardiner aud others, in the Ninth
Election District Of said Charles county. IN
the vicinity Of Hughesyille TO the dividing
line between Charles and 81 Mary counties
assessed IN the name Of "Sonthefn MARYLAND
Railroad COMPANY a corporation. ard now
said to be owned aud operated By nTLe
Washington and Potomac Railroad Oomna-
ny, q corporation.
Due for County taxes, ls9e..............Sael 40
Interest from Jan. lsi, 1897.
The above property Will De sold bv III.
Collector as authorized BY article 81, section So
OF The Code Of Public General laws entitled
Revenue and taxes suh-tiflod nv collectors
payment Of the taxes for the above years with
de- this sale.
JOHN II. CHAhELEAR.
Feb ll.3t Collector
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Warehouse Notice.

NT0TlCE is hereby given the public tha
~ en- all goods left in my Warehouse al GlY
mont for over twenty-iou. hours storage vii
be charged This notice viii be strictly IN
]. O. Cox,
Gls mont,
Charles County, Nd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-02-18

SAVE in the world for Cats
les, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevel
Yer. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
all Skin Erup,iOns, Hnd positively
5, or no pay required. Il is guar
70 give perfect satisfaction or money
a. Price 25 cents per box. For sole
Plata Drug Store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-02-18
death

Died At her residence Holly Springs. On
Februsrr 9th 1898, Mrs. Rmilv Millar, Age
70 years widow OF the late Col. 7. A, Millar.
Adyt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-02-18

C'can blood mean a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Casoarets, Candy Cathar.
tic Gear your blood and keep it clean, b
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
puritics from the body Begin to-day tc
Danish pimples, boils. blotches, blackheads.
and ,iiat si-kil bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,--beauty for ten cents. An drug
<ists, satisfaction guaranteed. i0c, Csc, Soc
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-02-18

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
lousness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-02-18
squaled Prices For Equal Grade
Lumber.

Any one contemplating building--or those
ssiring only a small quantity OF Lumber Of
ny description hatsoever-should not fail
o get our estimate before ordering. Lowest
price quotations-quiek deliveries .well-sea-
soned lumber
THOS' W. SMITH, LIST and Ind ave Phone
~ Mill and Wharves, loot 4th 1t. e.
| Phone 55l
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J. B. HENRY, P. G.

Divine Services, God willing, ia Christ
Church, Port Tobacco, Sunday February goth,
at II
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-02-18


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npuoier
'he June
% 1871
Board
lata, Nd.
70 received and
your attention
bortion Of said
ie fiscal year 1897,
of Public School
100000 90 it was
for the colored
SlOo. 900 90, which
Our circular letter
Sc apportioument ex-
were short. 10 that
o make June shortage
October appor.ionment
kept by giving TO the
BOO, 90 then instead of the
The shortage to the col
The oasis., 1898-09-03
Got the wrong HostIer.

A good story is told of. one of Gen. eraI Sherman's Missouri teamsters. He had just joined the service, a raw recruit, and was assigned the position of driving a six-mule team. When the army halted for the first night, he was wearily unharnessing his team.
 "Hullo there" said tbe wag of the company in passing, what do you mean by taking care of those mules yourself? Why don't you have the hostler do it?"
 Why 1 thought every man had to take care of his own team," said the bewidered teamster.
 You bet he doesn't. We've got a hostler for that. There's. his tent right over there. He's lazy contrary old cuss, and may not want to do it., but you swear at him and he'll move off at double quick"
 The Missourian strode over to the tent indicated which happened to be General ShermaD's headquarters.
 Here, you sun-of-a-gun," he roared fiercely, ''get out here and brush those mules.n
 Needless to say the teamster spent the evening in the guardhOuse.- Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The oasis., 1898-09-03
win Be Ordered Out.

Republican,: Col Myron H. Me Cord arrived from Whipple barracks Saturday night and spent yesterday at his new home on North Center street. He will be in Phoenix today yet, leaving for the barracks tonight. Col. McCord, in common with others, has no positive knowledge as to what will be done with the regiment of volunteers under his command. Re ports have been circulated that they are to be mustered out of the service, bat Col. McCord is led to believe that such reports are erroneous. Lieut.. Catron Of his command, son of ex- Delegate Catron of New Mexico, re. ceived letter day or two ago from his father, who is now in Washington, stating that the regiment had been assigned to General Lee and will see service in the army of occupation in Cuba. Until something official is re- ceived, the fate of the Arizona-New Mexico Oklahoma Indian Territory volunteers would therefore seem to be deeply shrouded in doubt
The oasis., 1898-09-03
A CRITICAL TIME. During the Battle of
 Santiago. SICK OR WELL, 4 RUSH
 NIGHT AND DAY.
The Packers at the Battle of santiago de Cuba Were All Heroes. Their Heroic
 Efforts In Getting Ammunition and

P. E. Butler, of pack train No. 3. writing from Santiago de Cuba, on July 23d, says: "We all had diarrhoea in more or less violent form, and when we landed we had no time to see a doctor. for it was case of rush and rush night and day to keep the troops supplied with ammunition and ra- tlons, but thanks to Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, we were able to keep at work and keep our health; in fact, 1 sincerely believe that at one critical time the medicine was the direct saviour of our army, for if the packers had been un- able to work there would have been no way of of getting supplies to the front. There were no roads that a wagon train could use. My cOmrade and myself had the good fortune to lay in a supply of this medicine for our pack train before we left Tampa, and know in four cases it absolutely saved life"
 The above letter was written to the manufacturers of tue medicine, The Chamberlain Medicine Co.,, Des Moines, Iowa. For sale by James E.. Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1898-09-03
A Dangerous Road.

Near the Potrero, about half way between Nogales and Calabasas, there is a stretch of about half mile of the county road which is positively dan gerous and seems likely to become impossible. On one side of the road is the track of the New Mexico < Arizona railway, which for part of part of the distance is but little more than a rod away from the county road. The way of the latter is narrow, for a long distance not sui ficiently wideto allow two teams to pass. On the other side is the pre- cipitOus bank of an arroyo, ten to tif- teen feet in depth. A nervous or skittish team trayersing that road would surely take fright from pass ing train or locomotive, and plunge off into the arroyo. In that way the county may sometime find itself called to face big bill of damages.
 Of llte the high water in the arroyo has cut into the roadbed considerably, and there is danger that a heavy storm will cut it all away right up to the railway track, which would render the road impossible. A new road could not be constructed on the other side of the railway because the track already hugs to the side of steep, rocky hill Nor could the road be thrown over to the other side of the arroyo, because there is a "cienega, the swampy nature of which would render a road impossible. The proper method would be to wall up the ar royo, to keep it's flow within bounds and insure behind the wall a good roadway of sufficient width to enable teams to pass; aud then fence should be constructed along the wall to pre- vent fractious or frightened teams from going over.
The oasis., 1898-09-03
"what "a City"

The public are familiar with an ad- vertisement of the Maple Leaf"- one Of the big railway systems center ing in ChicagO-whch is map of the United States upon which is de- lineated handsomely colored map. leaf, with it's stem resting at Chicago and the body Of the leaf covering those regions west from the Windy City which are served by the railway putting out the advertisement. One of those maps hangs in the dining room of the Hotel Cazabon, at No gales.
 It is related that not long ago a Mexican gentleman from Hermosillo observed this map, and, his curiosity aroused, he asked MT. Oscar Gebler what the big colored spot represented.
 Why" replied MT. Gebler, "that is the City of Chicago"
 "Carramba.n was the immediate ejaculation, que ciudadn ("what a city.J
The oasis., 1898-09-03
TUCSON BREvIrIEs.

While in Tucson Friday evening of last week, Colonel Willis P. Harlow of Nogales, was initiated in the Bene- volent Protective Oorder of Elks, the lodge of which order in the old pueblo consists of the leading business and professional gentlemen of that city.
 A fine cement walk is to be laid in front of the new A. o. U. w. blCck. l.. B. Hayes has taken the contract.
 Citizen: Herman Payeken, aged 43 years and six months, died Saturday of 'phthisis pulmonales" and was buried Sunday. the funeral being very largely attended. MT. Payeken had been here but. three weeks at tue time of his death, but he had many friends who sincerely regret his de mise. He was a brother of Fred Payeken, more familiarly known as "Dutch Fred"
 Citizen: The new Eagle mill and warehouse buildings are making rapid progress. The immense foundations are finished, and the brick work on the warehouses has begun. MT. MOnier, the contractor, is doing his very best work, and when completed these buildings will be the very best structures in the city. MT. Otto Kroeger, of San Antonio, Texas, is the superintendent of construction, and from the way the work is pro gressing he seems to understand his business.
The oasis., 1898-09-03
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.-NO
 TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lNIrED STATES LAND OFFICE, tucson. Arizona. July 70, 1898. {

UNIIED oTATEN LAND OFFICE, [ Tucson. Arizona, July 20 1898.
 Notice Is hareby given that William ]. Thompson. of Crittenden. Pima County, Arizona, has filed notice of intention to make proof on his desert land claim No. 2.s65. for the W F of NV 4 and W li of sw l4. Sec. B. T sl s. K l6 E C. and s. M., before Register and Receiver U. s. Land office at Tucson, Arizona, on Monday, the 5th day o September 1898.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete Irrigation and reclamation of said land: Walter N Barnett. Matheo Pa- checo. and John smith. of Crittenden, Ari- zona. and John c. smith, of Harshaw, Ari- zona. EUGENE J. TRIPPEL,
 Register First publication July 2. 1898.
The oasis., 1898-09-03

There is no one who does not ap- preciate the elegant Mexican drawn linen, consisting of ladies handker- chiefs, mats, table covers and doy- leys, for sale at the store of the Sono. ra News Co. Also Mexican curious filigree jewelry, books and stationery, periodicals, and illustrated papers. Subscriptions received for any paper published.
The oasis., 1898-09-03
FRATERNAL.
MORALES LODGE, No. IT,. F. .S A Al

A MEETS AT THE MASONIC XVTEMPLE, NooALEs. ARIZONA V\AT 7:3o P. M, THIRD SATUR DAY OF EACH MONTH. VISITING BRETHREN CORDIALLY INVITED.
 w. BRADFORD, ssey. T. j. wYLlEw.M
The oasis., 1898-09-03
yaGALES DRUG STORE.

C. NJ. CASANOVA, Prop.
 This establisbment,keeps a complete stock Of DRUd., PATENT MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY, sPONGEs. BRUSHES, SOAPS, PERFUMES, ETC. Of English, French & American special ma nufactures. Prescriptions compounded. Morley Ave. Nogsies, Arlz.
The oasis., 1898-09-03
A War Memento.

MT. E. J. Pellegrin has very unique memento of the war between North and South-a copy of the Vicks- burg Citizen, printed .on wall paper at the time General Grant was besieging that confederate stronghold. The journal is printed upon the plain side Of the paper, and on the other side is the figured pattern. It is dated July I'd, 1863. and the editorial head bears the name of J. J. Swords, proprietor. The gentleman has since been known to the public as sergeant-at-arms of the United States senate. In the light of history some of the items make very amusing reading. For instance:
 ON DIT. That the great Ulysses the Yankee Generalissimo, suruamed Grant-haS expressed his intention of dining in Vicksburg on Sunday next, and celebrating the Fourth of July by grand dinner and so forth. When asked if he would invite General Jo. Johnson to join he said, "Non for fear there Would, be TOW at the table, Ulysses must get into the city before he dimes in it. The way to cook rabbit is first to catch the rabbit" &c.
 Before MT. Swords got his paper to press General Grants army entered Vicksburg and some Yankee printer soldier took possession of the printing office. At the foot of the last column he inserted the following and struck, off the edition:
The oasis., 1898-09-03
NOTE.

JULY 4th, 1863.
 Two days bring about great changes. The banner of the Union floats over Nicksburg, General Grant has caught the rabbit; he has dined in Vicksburg and he did bring his dinner with him. The Citizen" lives to see it. For the last time 1t appears on Wall Papern No more will 1t eulOgize the luxury of mule meat and fricaseed chicken urge Southern warriors to such diet never more. This is the last wall paper Citizen, and is, excepting this note, from the types as we found them. It will be valuable hereafter as a curiosity.
 Several other interesting little items read queerly-one Of which is describing General Lees approach toward Washington in the Gettys- burg campaign being particularly amusing. Says the enthusiastic edi- tor: To-day Maryland is ours, to- morrow Pennsylvania will be, and the next day Ohio-now midway like Mohammed's coffin-will fall. Sue cess and glory to our arms. God and right are with us." In another place he says: To-day the Mongrel admin istration of Lincoln, like Japhet, are in search of a father, for their old Abe has departed for points unknown. Terror reigns in their halls"
 Truly, as the Yankee who put to press the bombastIc sheet put it: It will be valuable hereafter as d cu- riosity.p And so it is.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
Gsir brapes nentihes Aera.

@iner Der liebenspiirb;g1ten uno Deroten<
teten unter ben iiingeren Deut19=amertfaniz
f9en SournaltIten 1T 81 a 6. poppe in
Der rei5enben Sopaer NaifiiiiPpiz uao
&e6enzS tabt Burlington.
Ni9t nur bertritt er aIs 8ebafteur Der borz
tigen beutf9en Soma Sri6iine" nit gifer
unb @ef4idlt4fsit bas 9eutI 9t6um, fpnz
bern 5ugGei9 bert6eibigt er in Der englif4<
amerifanif9en PreKe, Defenders in bem
Burlington 9uptzgpe", elmer Der bebeltz
tenbften englif9zamerifanif4en 3eitungen
bes g2Orbneiens, feurig unb f60n bag alte
beutfde @aterIanb gegen busbafte 2ii9en, ME
Te felt einiger 3eit aus Der prefIe @ngldnb's
IN bic ngliI4zumeritaniI3e ii6erge6en.
ltnb f9on iebt fiibrt Mar s. poppe, neil
i'm MGr3 bieies Sabres Der europdif9e 80(=
fer rii6ling BON 1848 Ieinen Eaf66unoertz
idbrigen Se6urtstag fejert, ben @ngIif9z
&merifanern 1.-The Forty : Fighters,
bic Acknowledgment, bor. @r feiert auf's
@Grmite ibre 8dmpfe in Der alten Welt unO
t9ut namentli9 au9 bar, tpte bic barnaIigen
5retbeitsz unb @in9eitsz8e trebungen in
9eutT4lunb, penn audi 3eitpeilig erbriidt,
bod ben NnitpB guben 81 Der 10 tur5e 3eiE
barauf erfolgten 9lorrei9en Nufri9tun9 bes
neuen beuti3en Rei98. Mit pa6r6aft rib
renber Snnigfeit feiert er auh bic btelfa9en
@erbienife, pslAe ii9 iene oeutf9sn @inpanz
berer@Mafen, bic burb ben borldufig urr>
9liidliAen Nusgung Der beuti9en 8epegunz
gen BON 1848 unb 1849 mad 4merifa gez
brdngt tpurbeu, INN Die neue 9eimat6 ertpDr<
ben baben. ST meint gum S9luB: Wie
biefe <en bon 1913 ii9 bas 9er3 jung be-
tpabrt 6dben, 10 fpIten bic Nmeritaner, fir
bic ite 10 btel getban, t~pentgitens beren 4nz
benten grim er6alten.
@o6rli4, 10 fam, uu9 in ensGif9en
2auten, nur elm brabes beutf4es 9era fprez
9en!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

Der @infu6r erfldre fi9 aus Der 3una9me Der
8ep0lterung, Die fi9 ieBt auf 100000 idbrz
li6 6elaufe, unb aus Der f3nel(en Steigerltng
bes @erbrau9s pro &opf. SIN 3eitrarTne
1880 Bis 1886 babe ii9 oerielbe gez
boben auf: Bel Rpggen BON 2721 auf 2784
9funb; Bel @ei3en BON 1164 auf 1879 Pto.;
BEL @erfte BON 104a ouf 1873 Pfb.; bel ooe
fer BON 184a auf 2O6a Pfb.; unO bel Sarz
toffeln BON 765 auf lilo 9fb. @obl mli11e
bic @er6rau9s5una6me cine @re13e fInoen,
a6er nod fei tie jebenfaGs niAt errei3t. unn
ieIbit 5ugegeben, boB Profefor Sef5riif ale
auF ben @egenitanb be8iigli3sh Dtnge IN
8etra9t ge5pgsn babe, 8. 3. b1B blir4 elne
before unb ~intenitoere 8ooen@Sultnr Die
Mppre CUR !0erborbringung bon 8etretoe
~berange5ogen perben ~f0nnen, 10 peroe ood
bic bon linn m0qli9 era9tete nndbbdn9t9z
felt niemals aud nlr anndberno erretAt per<
ben. r9ie 3ablen Der taiierliAsn Statlltlt,
f9lieBt bic 3ettung i6ren Nrtitcl, pipreden
cine gu beutli9e Spra6e uno IS TT nuBlos,
ben alten &o9l immer tpieber d~uf3uipdrr11erl,
bab 9euti9lanb in bieier 9taIi9t BON an
beren 2Gnoern una66Gngig tper0en muB. Wtr
entbuLten uns beBbaG6 Der 8etra4tung, fpelfe
umpGl5ung baburc9 in unIerem 9ausbalt
urb unIerer 2e6ensipetfe entfs6sn miiBte."
Q6geIe6en babon, baB burA bieien Serint
busienige beitGtigt tptrb, mas On oieier Steue
fiir3li9 ii6er bic @rnd6rungs zGf69dngigfett
aGler e1ropdif9en Snbuftrielinoer BON Den
Ser. @taaten gefagt tporben 1T, mirb er ol13
Defenders babur9 interefant, oaB er fpteoer
bart6ut, pie Ie6r Die 2ebensbaltung in Ssut1Az
Lamb g~eftieger unb ME tb0ti4t es tt, BON
bemIelben INNER nod ols BON einem armerl
unb 6ungerleibenben 2anbe gu ipre9en. Gin
9anb, pel9es i'm 2aufe bpn Is Su9ren 1e1@
men @erbrau9 an Mei3en per Ropf I'm "A
Yrp5ent erb06t, unb babel nod pon dlleir
anberen Na6rungsmitteln me3r per5e9rt, 1T
pa6rli9 ni9t me6r arm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
GDtna'S Gri6IieBMm9 etn 0ortbeiI
fir bic Der. Gt00tet.

Wie cine Sepe16s aus 2onopn melbet, ut
bic englif9e Regierung bsrcit, Oer 9tneff9en
elm 9drtsben BON so Mi1lipnen Dollars GEE
gen seb0rige Si4erbeit unb GENTLE @ortfetle
gu gepdbren. Die @i9er6eit fat in Der @erz
p~fdnbung 9etpifer @tnnabnlen 81 befteben.
Die perlan9ten @ort6eile itnb: GrOffnung
peiterer breier ~GertrugsbGfen (Sulienipan,
Slang Sn unb Nanning), unb bic grGuu6@
nib, bic birmeifde Balm in Die Prooins
9unan binein gu b~erldngern.
@s pirb a~ngebeutet, baB gegen bic gr0ffz
nung Der g%enannten 0Gfen, bon bsnen it8
opBer benz i'm @ineFi9=jupaniI4en &riese
%bieIgenannten Satienpan, a1f Der 9at6inieG
2idotung an Der 8u9t BON &prea nDrbli9
RON port Qrtbur. menigitens Ndnning uuf
Der &arte fetiteGen lGBt - es liegt etpa 100
engIii4e Yteilen n0rbli9 bonn Sap putlung
en- Golf BON 3pnting, urb am Sifiang, benz
SauptsNebenfIufe bes Sitiang, bes bebeus
tenbTten Stromes SiibzGbinus =, pon &uBz
Lamb unb 6ranfrei4 ginIpru4 erbo5en pers
ben birfts, bon RuBlano luegen Der Hd6e