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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25
Heart toHear
Talks.
HIS MOTHERS HAND.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright, 1908. by Edwin A. Nye

The purchase Of the birthplace Of
Abraham Lincoln by an association
and Its forthcoming dedication raise
the old question as to the forces that
shaped Lincoln's life.
What made him CREATE
Henry Watterson, the Louisville edi-
tor, says In his lecture on Lincoln that
the man was inspired, just as Moses
was inspired. which sounds well, but is
indefinite.
Which was it-heredity, environment
or will power-that shaped the crude
Lincoln into greatness?
Plainly enough, It was all these
forces and something more.
He had something from heredity-
that Kentucky mother.
He had something from his environ
ment-hardships, obstacles, opposition.
He had much from his own strong
will power. and his will power was
shaped by his ideals. Where did Lin
coin get his ideals?
Now we are getting down to the core
OF the matter.
When that wilderness mother, Nancy
Hanks Lincoln, died in the log cabin In
Spencer county, Ind, whittier the fam
fly moved from Kentucky, she put her
hand on the head of her wilderness
boy, eight years OF age, and said:
I'm going away, my boy, but want
you to remember that your mother
wants you to be good and a useful
man."
There was the beginning Of Abraham
Lincoln's IDEALS.
How many times in his after life
that boy felt upon his head the hand
or his dying mother and heard her
words we may not know, but we do
know that In the boyish heart was the
high resolve to make his mothers
dream OF him come true.
Pluck, spirit Of endurance, applica-
tion-PLUS A MOTHERS HAND. A
MOTHERS WORDS-made Lincoln
great
Remember how Thomas Lincoln cut
down a poplar tree and sawed out by
hand the lumber with which he nailed
together . the rude coffin for Nancy
Hanks Lincoln7
And by the side OF the grave stood
little Abraham, holding bis little sister
by the hand-hatless. ragged, freckled,
ungainly-a sorry beginning for great
life. But
The touch Of a vanished hand and
the sound OF a voice that was still
helped to fashion the boy into what he
afterward became.
A mothers hand, a mothers voice
don't forget to look for these I'm every
life.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25

the many museums and art galleries,
the places and instruments of torture
IN ages gone, the Grand Opera, the old
and modern Arches of Triumph, the
Eiffel Tower and Ferris Wheel. St.
German and the various awe-inspiring
cathedrals. the tomb of Napoleon 1.-THE
grandest and most impressive structure
of its kind in the world) and upon the
river Seine-all, called for hurried but
penetrating visits.
Let it not be inferred from his super-
fetal touch on Cay Paree" that the
writer would advise against a visit
there. On the contrary, we think strong
men by themselves, and women and
youth with capable protection, should
visit Paris above all places in Europe.
Our regret is that we could not have
visited Europe, and Paris in par
ticular, years ago, when mind and
memory were plastic and capable of
retaining what was learned. II is
sometimes looked upon as souanderine
money to visit Europe. We think not.
No money could be more profitablv
spent Gf discreetly parted With than
in a trip abroad, visiting London and
Paris above all places. A noted edu-
Gator from the Old Dominion, DR.. Lyon
u Tyler, whom we crossed in London.
said to us that he was glad to see Vir-
ginians and our Southern people travel
ing Europe more than in the past; that
1t broadened their views, and the money
could be spent in no more profitable
way. This is true for the college bow
or girl, properly attended; or better
still, in taking Europe as post graduate
course. Having studied sciences, history
and languages, what could better impress
them upon the young mind than to
visit the places of their nativity?
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25
ART OF LIVING TOGETHER.

NO man liveth to himself"
III that Is true, then the art OF living
with other people is important to be
learned. And II is great art. this
learning to live together.
In sense the world is a ynst ma
chine shop. One may not be able to see
all the shafting and belts and dynamos
and cogwheels and cams and pistons.
but they may be imagined.
In this vast machinery one may be
no more than n small cogwheel. But
II so he should lit into his place and
run smoothly, because
Ii a cog slips It disarranges things
and may disturb the harmonious work
Ing OF the huge engine.
To learn how 10 run I'm your place
without friction Is necessary.
The bad citizen Is simply Door
piece OF machinery which interferes
with successful operation. He causes
a hitch. 1t may even be necessary TO
remove him entirely. And that is ex-
pensive and annoying.
And so the art OF fitting oneself to
his work, learning to live peacefully
and effectively with others. is a great
art
The art OF successful living with 9th
ers requires that n man be n good citI-
zen. else he cannot expect good gov
eminent. 1t requires that he be n good
son, else he cannot expect harmony
In his fathers house. 1t requires that
he be a good husband and father. else
he will not it In.
Nearly all tho fro,, bios I'm fhtS x,.o.i5
are caused by MALADJUSTMENT.
Crime, divorce. the whole list, are
largely traceable to the failure In the
art Of living together-FRICTION
Most business failures also come
from the same source The round man
gets into square hole. and vice versa.
Men are trying to be dynamos who
are fitted only to be balance wheels
And men who We're formed to be en-.
gines are working as mere power trans
mitters.
Ii Is fine thing to be able 10 find
ones real place in life and fill it-with.
out friction. 1t is a great thing to run
In ones place In the machinery OF life
without sQueaking.
1t Is useless to try to run your little
machine apart. 1t is coupled up with
the shafting and betting of the uni
verse. And your machine can run only
when the Engineer withstand as part
OF the big machine
No man lives to himself.
Therefore If you would learn the art
OF successful living you must learn to
live with others.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25
chi.. was Not oa..a.a.

Professor Evans OF Tufts COLLEGE
oils an amusing story of college life.
Not long ago two Chinese boys were
sent to Yale by their government
says the professor. They were bright
chaps and readily adapted themselves
to American ways. They cut or theIr
pigtails. wore American clothing and
talked American slang productivity.
Among other things they developed
taste for late hours and questionable
companions, They refused to be repri.
manded and did just about as they
pleased.
The faculty. fearing to offend the
Chinese government II 1t expelled the
students or punished them I'm any way.
wrote to the Chinese government ask
Ing what measures 1t should take to
compel the students respect for the
college rules.
THE dean almost collapsed when hs
received this reply. Put them TO death
at once"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25
Substantial DESSERT.

Big Tim Sullivan. the Bowery Tam.
many king, met an impecunlous con.
stituent recently and took him to din.
ner In q restaurant much more preten.
tious than the man was accustomed to
He was a fellow OF almost Infinite up.
petite. and the amount Of food he
slowed away was something porten.
tous. When Tim thought the man had
consumed enough substantials be ask.
ed. Now. what!l you have for des
sert?" WHAT'S that?" "Oh. something
TO top OF with" The constituent Ian.
guidly scanned the bill OF fare. 81
guess I'll have beef stew" be replied
New York Globe.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25
THAT GIRL OF YOURS.

Tn seven-tenths of the 5000 cases
OF insanity among women which have
come under my notice the cause was
directly traced to the malign infiu-
ences OF childhood"
SO says an insanity expert.
What he means is that our modern
system Of rearing girls does not per
NIT them TO properly develop their
glrlhood.
Rather startling?
II you will look about you, you will
note evidences OF the false system
How seldom do you see a developed.
vigorous. physically forceful grill II
you look into the schoolrooms you will
discover many pretty faces aglow with
intellect but you will also see droop-
ing shoulders. evidences Of weak
spines. sunken chests, blanched faces.
lack OF Initiative life forces.
Is 1t not true2
Where are the girls who are to be-
the Spartan mothers Of the race? You
Will find them not among the native
but among the foreign born. Where
are the "tomboys"-the blithe. lusty.
wide hipped. deep chested, agile crea-
lures. cheeks rudy with red corpuscles
the climbing, romping. laughing.
whistllng girls?
You Will find some Of them in the
country districts. few in city gymna-
siums
What our girls need Is more Of ex-
ercise and less Of repression. less of
primping and pamperIng. more of sun
light and air. less OF cosmetics and
Chocolates.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Baltimore, Fred
kNrv4kN ericksburg, Nor
s;s..asss;ssEs:s& folk and Kappa.
hammock River Routes.
Schedule In effect March END. 1908.
BALTI MORE TAPPAHANNoCk-F RED,Ra
=, steamers will leave baltimore, Nd. Pier
Snnas1 - pi p6dr Street weather Pe,mi,ting,
~. Tor west and, Ne rth End, Mill Greet
White White stone Stone IryiDgi0n weems MiieDbeek.
hanna. @oreskOb. Naterview wbesi,on
Pay Port. sbarps. BOwiess. waS cs, welSosas''
B'andaeid. CsrteIs Laytcn's 81 etdsi mSre'
Sps ,., I'n9nt, Gieenlsws. PoIt Ro, al,
r0oie.meri, sNing OF Sunday does not stop.
SIN Mondays steam er Will leave LIE, dstown
AUTHORITARIAN N'O~K
cave baltimore Piel 9 iigh, - ,.,.r weather
f'r "Sor.s Enc ES1', my AID p, dn, $50 p. m.
i'v'nrt' -, weemh, MiIIenbeck. *R,,Ss,s
~ g, Urbanna. MOI askon +wheaIfn1
sS,,.a,n, w IsaS SnarPs: 'Tsppshs mock.
VIII ONLY stopat !" ndirgs mathed..
TAPPAHANN OCK- NORFOLK.
Lea, 1appahannock. weather perm,tting
S S rday Z y. m, stopping at weIfords. WAR;
View, Monaskon. Urbanna Burtons I'm rhans
sMlilen0eck. Merry Point, Ottoman. Morsns'
No eTihSi E irdyipgson; White Stone, Mill Creek
returning, steamer will leave Norfolk Non
b bay . y. III weather permitting, for Tappa
cept Merry Point Ottoman Morsns "a ~
fOrf. stopping au Bowlers Wares ami "a al
ioros on return trip tn baltimore on Tuesdaya
rrelRnt Will not be rec eived I'm Norf9II
after y. m. on sailing Days.
BG-TAPPAHANNoCK BALTIM,,ee
Leave fredericksburg. Sunday. Tuesdsv
uniting. tor Radcliffe, Ho,, Yard 1sysnpe..
fort conway. Port Royal. Greenlaws WI1,
mont, saunders. Leedstown A. m Isvtons .
Ssnnocs 5r .sna MAYORS $50 m, Tappa,
onsrps s:5O u M, BAY Port, Wheaton watas'
view ,monaekO' Urbanna 1890 o. m, Hnr
tnms, "lmuenoeek, Merry Point ESQ D. IN :, OF
westland. '' =" H"u p. M
Ar.iye Baltimore Tueseay, Tbursdav and
saturday mornings. al"
TAPPAHANNOCK-B ALTIMoEe
Steamers will leave Tappahannock I'm
1o,,'ia ~" "a perpltting, Tuesday, 1hursdav
.p Day fort, Whealtun, Wateryiew MorssLppo'
Oroanna, burton. Burhans MiIIe1haoLu'
N oi,SS xi "eems, White Stone, Mill CreeS'
Arrlvc in Baltimsre Wednesday norn,n
s,a. ~ 70 Baitimore on Thursday will NJ
S'4 EP az Oroanna ana Bay Port.
on sailing DAYS uhtii y y. IN.
ms timetable shows the times nj which
uoa.s may De expected TO arrive at AMI a.
part from the several wnarves h,,t . hui ue-
rival or departure It the times sr.toi uS ar at
Euatanteed, nor does the company hoid ,.sais.
nessponsiole Tor any delay or any conseonsnn.
WILLARD THOMSON. GeneralMsr.
l. MURDOCH. Genr Fri. and Pass. ~
" n cCo,-, baltimore, Mo-
~ ~ Age mt Freder icksburR
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25
A CONVERTED CONVICT.

Behold, 1 show you a mystery!
The other day a man stood In a Chi.
cago station with smile on his face
and holding In his hand a ticket to
Michigan City. Ind. He was an es-
capped convict voluntarily going back
to prison.
The man said It was the happiest day
OF his life!
You do not understand how a man
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
.EkE RAILWAY GO.
Piankatank River Line.

nAaIank River Limo.
schedule I'm effect Sunday .Lnna1A,A ,oos
m steamer leaves Piers Liybt Strsse. So TVS
laIunore, every sunday and Wodn"nsaTI.
meItncr permitting. for reeno,t ana i",y
'"TTui..te landings, ms follows; '''e'-
ss ,.SsaNc bai tlnore u. m, Mia o.S0 a -
~, riPsonS 80, T1pers 3. Hlackwells g.so Fills
Dn =. llmos 4:lO. RecdVilIe Am Ha "a , -
EuUneys, ola. Grace Point .:l0 Ryniton -.ao>
nninGarnock s::n, OCEANS S.t5 Jactson,so ~ s'-oS
NJ ~, Srickett Hill 1850, Calls II.S5 r,is.
fltchetts 1880 p m. '"''' Arrive
leave Rnarks l:3O. u. m wanehonsa Ia.
nianSuS - Green Point els. Stampers s.al'
"i m3 Arriving ut Frceport S:al -''>''
irmosuInlng steamer leaves Freeport Sar paA
IN ,,"tc anu intermediate landings everv T,,ses
f''iIoSau rriuay, weather permitting a.
Leave Freeport a. m. Blands -.la s...,
Pcrs .;D. Green Point 7:45. Conrads y No.
rouse s:1 hnarksS As. Fttchetts i0 Cabs ,5sS
SIicket NH lOa5.Jackson's Creek IL M 0c,-o%e'
a v. m, hiimarnock l:i0 Grace Point Is,,'
nSyIvnoh :, Hardings z Harveys 3Ik Eiea s.,s
t:SU' limbs .. ReedVille $50 Mia n RiacrS.oUUn
o-So; ilpers ., Simpsons 1:I5 Arrive RaI,i,n lis
early next morning. 'ia'"lnore
TITS Time table shows the times ar Witch
ooa.s may oe expected TO arrive az a nj 6a
p s nom the several wharves hut Their ar
VA VI departure at the times stated ia no.
suaI antSed, nor does the Com pany hold IN eli
s ,s tor any delay or any conseouencs
arlsing therefrom. 'ofuohc'
Freight received Mt R.ltinoora Co. -,
P0'''s SU ~, saihnE DAY s until 5:5O d m.
WILLARD THOMSON Gen ManaSar
w. H. BROWN. Agent, pier3
L. MURDOCH. Gen. Passenger Auan,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25

traced to the kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
liz the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their >york
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25
SHOPPING FOR LADIES.

Save travelling expenses and have orr
shopping done by Mrs. j. T.. MeanIey.
22O4 Oak ST.. Baltimore. She is in
close touch with the best stores and can
save our ladies money on their purchases
In all lines. IL costs them nothing extra.
samples sent upon request.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25

Therefore, when your kidneys are weak
or out of order, you can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seems to fail to do its
duty.
If you are sick or "feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, DIR.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
as your kidneys are well they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
II you are sick you can make no mis-
take by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect OF
DIR, Kilner's Swamp-ROot, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
OF the most distressing cases, and is sold
on its merits by all Ev
druggists in fifty-cent szsITzzS1 as Es:s.s
and one-dollar size 81 Es II sss]
bottles. You may -ss]sis:s 10 =. SsEEEzEk I'D
have sample bottle Home OF swampROO..
by mail free, also pamphlet telling you
how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bling
hamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp Root,
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, Binghamton, N. Y, OH every bottle.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by 0Ver-WOrk.

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
1t used to be considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were to be
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25

on its merits by all
druggists IN ffty-cent
and one-dollar size
bottles, You may
l.n- 4. --l l-Aay
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25
STRAIGHT AND CROOKED THINKING.

AS a man thinketh in his heart SO
IL he"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-09-25

In Kansas City a man was arrested
for stealing from the register OF n
telephone box.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-19
VapoIeons Iebte Ssabrt.

Baron Mlbert Derlp, Der Sobn oes
ebemaligen Oberiten Der gents@arbes,
tpirb in oen nd91ten Sagen unter ben
3itel ''Les etapes douloureuses" Elm
8u9 erf9einen laien, cine 9ailbes
rung Der lebten Sage, Die Napoleon
Der Dritte auf franaDiiidem 8ooen
berbra9te. Mus oieier Stubie, fir Die
Baron 8erlD cine srobe Mnaabl ungez
brudter Oofumente benubt bat, perz
Dffentli9t Ger rGtgaro" etn beionbers
interef antes Gapitel: Napoleons leBte
5abrt bur4 fran50iii9es Gebiet
go. Musuft 1870.
8onBanbel fommenb, mar Der Gaiz
Ter um 51a l1br NIT ieinem @efolge in
Garignan eingetroffen. ST itieg bel
Dem Matre, Qerrn 9ablot, ab. Oie
gentz@aroes laserten i'm @arten elmer
8rauerei, in Der Ndbe Der Marftballen
unb bes 4atbhaules.. Napoleon tpebz
felte balb mad ieineri Mntunft Die Unit
form, trant 8ouillon, empfing 5ipei
ooer brei perionen, gins Damn auf ben
plaB binunter uno ipanoerte allein,. in
8eneralsunifprm, auf Dem ,inter ieiz
men Genitern selesenen 9rottpir auf
.lnb ab, ipobei er n1ehaniib Cigarette
auf Cigarette rauhte. ndbren0 iDeiter
urten auf ser @trabe ihonFein She'll
bes !. Rorps ab3og, utn Den Riid3ug
Iauf 0ou3D 3u oeden. 3tuifmen 7Ls
unb s llbr gine Der Raifer iDiebrr ii,
feline GemGder, tpoI er Die Namt osrz
briugen tpollteg er itano mod nater
ibem @inbrud Der leBten Morte, Ole
MacMabpnin 8apbel gefprohen bate
l(rMnes gebt sut"). sSn biffen Mugenz
bid tamen gu 9errn 9ablot Der Ges
neral Ducrpt unb Der 0auptlnann
lBoilun. bic fofort gum Raifer 9efiibrt,
an iper0en jipiinfhtfn. i Der @enerala
aneloeie turs Die. Nieoerluee Duu 9eaals
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-19

9dt. Sm erffen Taonot bes ldufsnoen
So9res tpur6en runo is Millionen
Dollars fir Neus un0 llmbdnten perz
ausgabt. 0erWertb Der in bisfem Mloz
nat bur4 Geuer derit0rten Bauten Be-
lief ii9 auf "a MiIlionen Dollars.
Der n1pnatlide Durdfhnittsperluit
burd Geuer be5iffert fi9 auf rleun3ebn
Millipnen Dollars, aber bisneilen
perpielfaht fi9 bieier @aB. Die Sc
fummtberliifte Der lebten 5 Sabre ba=
Zen fih auf 1,25771s,o0o Dollars
belaufen. Das 1T aud fir eine reide
Nation mebr als lie duf bic Oauer
pertrasen tann.
sSn Den SenementbGuiern ser
Gtdbt Netp Oorf iinb mebr als 3O0,=
900 3imner obne sSeniter, alio obns
9iht II. 2uft. gine@efabr fir Ole @e=
funobeit unb 2eben. Warum bat
man fol9e li9tr unb lufilcfe NGnme
bauen lafen9 llnb ba Elm @eieb BON
1901 porfdreibt, oab ieSer Maum
zines 9auies tpentgitens Elm Jenfter
baben mub, 10 lit es unber itdnblih,
oaB INNER mod bunberttaulenbe bon
Wobnrdumen feniterlos iirh. @eiebe
fteben allerbinas bieraulanoe gu oft
nur auf bem papier als toote Buh=
ftaben.
geah fatiltif6en@ rbebungen piro
BON ie feben 8enobnern unieres Qan=
bes idbrlia elmer berlebt; iei es bel
Der Irbeit, auf Der GiIenbabn pber
auf Der Strabenbabn. Nuf ben Gi=
5enbabnen bes Qanoes linb in neuerer
5eit Sabr fir Sabr iiber 10000 pf>
fonen setDotet u. iiber 100000 er6eb=
lit berlebt poroen. Dasesen lit man
ipdbrenb elmer Oaeanfabrt beinabe 10
ii1er, als tpenn man babeim i'm 3im=
mer iiBt. @rOBere nnsliide auf benz
O3ean iinb in ben jiinglten Sabren
iebr felten getporben, unb man9e
Sabre baben enttpeber gar feline oosr
faum nsnnensipertbe0erluTte an Men@
f1enleben esbradt. Oie Werpoll=
tpmmnune bes @iienbabnperfsbrs bat
- in unierem 2anbe tpentgitens =
bas Rei1ertiifo erb0bt, Die 8erpoll=
fommnuns ber Seeidiffabrt bat es
perminoert.
-8or fiinfSis Subren nabmen Die
Ser. Staaten unter ben enbuitrieldn=
bern Ser Welt ben bierten plab elm.
Mn eriter Stelle itanb gnslanb, an
atpeiter Trantreih, an britter OsutI6=
lan0. uno Damn erit famen bic Ser.
@taaten. Seit 1880 fteben fie an err
fter 6telle, @nglano an atpeiter,
OeutIdlano an britter uno yranfret1
an bierter. 6eute fabricirt sic Ser.
Staaten tnebr als Gnslanb, Oeutf9=
lanb unb 5ranfrei6 auiammensenomz
men. Ser Mertb unIerer Sarmproz
butte iit in fiinf5is Sabren bon iieben
auf fiinfuno5panaig Milliarben Doll
lars seitiesen.
eSn oen Observation-Disclosures
tpirb INNER mebr bic giinitige @ele=
senbeit sepiirbist, Die jene @eseno fir
eine eintrdsli9e Jorftfultur bietet. Sn
hieiem Sabre iinb in ben feds Neuz
England Staaten ettpa $500 Qlcres
bon pripatleuten nit Walbbdumen
hepflanat tporben. 9luberoem bat eine
Mnsabl bon Wafer @efellf4aften
fid auf~ bic Soritfultur seiporfen.
Gins Der ipidtisften Merfmale Der
9(rfforituns in ben Neu England
@taaten tit bis 8epflan3uns bon aufz
gesebenen Jarmen unb anberen Brad
liegenoen 2Gnoereien, bic our 3eit
ni9ts einbringen. sSn Mafaduletts
MAIDEN folde 2dnoereien aesen 5ebn
prosent bes 9eIammtqebietes oes
Staates aus, tpdhrenb iih in R6ooe
Sslanb 223 perla1ene 5armen belin=
Den.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-19

Sn ben lesten sSabren tit in sStalien
hie8epeeung su @uniten oer ginnenz
ihiffabrt reger getporoen. Jtalten.
bos bic Glteiten 99iffabrtstanG.e
bate, lit auf bieiem Gebiete Iebr binz
ter Den anberen 2dnbe-n 5uriidaebliez
Zen. Gs lit baber begreifli4, 6aB man
Deriudt, bic perlprene 3eit ein5ubolen,
ohipobl ii9 eineu seeigneten RanalneB
arcbe S9tpierigfeiten entgegen itelen.
Die 0orarbeiten unb pldne bei6rdnz
fen Ii9 bauptidhlid auf bieSbdler oes
pc, bes Qlrnp unb oes 5iber. Sm
8eden oes go, tpel6es oas umfangz
reihite 1T unb berAdltnibmdbig oas
Bette &analneb beiibt. finben mir I'M
go cine naiiirIi9e WaKeri itrabe, bic
rnitels Les 5eKin unb bes Jeapislto oi
papia NIT Mailanb unb bon ba our9
Sen Nabiglio @ranbe unb ipieoer ollr9
ben 9e1in nit benz 2ago Maggiore
bic @erbinbune beritellt. Oieles Neb
erednst iid] bur9 Die Martefana uno
bic Mbba na9 benz 2aeo bic Como.
Ser go fltebt fooann na9 Gremona,
nimmt ben Slio auf, Der theilneife
f9iffbar 1T, ferner ben Mincto, ourd
ben er nit Mantua perbunoen 1T unb
f!ieBt nab Gapanella bi go, BON mo
er burd Sen &anal bi 2orio, gabaz
nelIo b'Mbiee, Canal bi 0aQa unb bic
2aauna Sen Werfebr nit @enebis perz
bin6et. Die 2Gnge ber natiirli9en
Waiferitraben betrdgt 1883 ailomez
ter, bierbon 7O2 &ilpmeter i'm Norben
beg SO unb 786 &ilometer inn go
feIbit. Die 2Gnse ber finitliden
WaiferitraBen betrdst 939 Rilometer.
bon benen III &ilometer auf bic loms
baroifden RanGle fallen, 461 Rilome,
ter auf sic 8enetiens unb 3O7 Rilome,
ter auf Die RanGle @miltens. eyns=
ae1ammt betrdst bic 2dnse f6iffbarer
Wai1erftraben 2427 Rilometer. Die
stpeite @ruppe Der WaneritraBen 1T
iene, bic gum Mrnoflui1e, bonn ganale
bel Spr3o, bonn Ganale bes 11sciano,
bonn ganale Del NaDieelle, BON Ser
Wliinbuna bes Bientind unb enbli1
bon ienen Randlen eebilbet ipirb, oie
bei Nia Meeaio enben. Die Q1nge
bie1er MaFerftraBen 1T 253 Rilome=
ter. unb 5tpar 106 Riloneter notiirs
Iihe, bonn Mrno gebilbete Mdiferitrar
Ben, uno 147 ailpmeter fiinHlihe
MofferitraBen, bic Dem tosfanifhen
GanalneB aneebDrer. Die brittle
Grippe ir9bdl oes8iber, gu Der aud
bic maTerIdufe Sii0italiens ee3dblt
iper6en, bat eine Qdnge bon 100 iRilo<
inetern. Die brei Gruppen bilbeit To-
init insse!ammt 1850 0Rilrnieter ggaT.
feritraBsn. s