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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
PROGRESS ON
PANAMA CANAL
Three.ouarters of culebra Cut Finish
cd, Sixteen Millions Cubic
Yards Being Taken
Out.
TOTAL COST 1898, ,5e1, ,4s6
Canal Is to be Opened January 1918
According to Schedule But
May Open Some
Sooner.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.--The me-
chanical problems connected with the
construction of the Panama canal,
which is to be opened in January, 1915,
pass in review in the annual report OF
the 1sthmian canal commission, Just
made public.
The record OF the years achieve.
ments worked out, under congression-
al appropriations that aggregate $685.
sci, ,4S6, includes;
Completion OF almost three-quarters
of Culebra Cut. Total excavation OF
material from Culebra, 16,221,6T2
cubic yards, at average cost of 5S.S
cents per yard.
Big plans laid for canal terminals,
including storage of fuel, fresh water
and other supplies, repair facilities.
etc.: Pacific terminal to have dry
dock, storehouse and coaling stations
Elaborate scheme for lighting the
canal and safeguarding OF the canal
against big landslides.
The locks have been great prob
lem. Designs for the approach walls
at all locks, except one, have been
prepared. More than 954 tons OF
castings were made on the isthmus
Building of the great lock gates
each leaf of which is 54 feet inches
Ihigh-was expedited. At each lock
/ entrance strong fender chains attach
Led to powerful springs will be install
!, led to prevent ships from batterint
|, down the locks.
\, A floating caisson gate is being in
stalled for use In closing lock, sc
as to enable workmen to repair the
permanent locks and the bottom
sluices.
I, Canal illumination will be providet
by range lights for establishing thu
direction of vessels on the longe
tangents, and by side lights mil
a apart, marking each side of the char
mel. Buoys and lighted beacons, bull
of re-enforced concrete, will abound
Culebra Cut is ten miles long an
! deep enough to receive the Unite
+ States capitol, dome and all In TIL
cut, despite the enormous .excavatio
during the year, on July last, ther
, remained 23,929,14c cubic yards to /
removed.
The total appropriations made /
, congress leave sS1, ,G3s.531 of the est
mated cost of canal to be appropriate
i For the first time no contract l
borers were brought to- the isthm,
, during the year. There was deci
ed falling off in immigration. viii
many West Indian laporers ha,
gone into the bush and can no long
be relied upon for steady work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
President Taft Has Done More IN
Three Years Toward Trust
Busting Than Roose-
Welt.
AN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
While Roosevelt Was Always "start-
Ing Something Taft Is Fin.
Ishng up His
Work.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Tt Is ex-
pected that before the end of Presi-
dent Taft's term his administration
will have to It's credit more prosecu-
tions against the trusts than tho
Roosevelt administration acquired In
seven years.
President Taft felt somewhat en-
barrassed when on September 2S at
Fort Dodge, Iowa. comparison be-
tween Ms and his predecessors REQ
ord in this respect was drawn by
Senat:r Kenyon, In an Introductory
speech to an audience Of Kenyon's
fellow townsmen. Senator Kenyon
had been in the trust busting busi-
ness as a special attorney OF the De-
partment OF Justice before his cleo
tion as senator, and naturally he felt
pride in the record which he want
ed to tell his home folks about. Presi-
dent Taft had to exercise diplomacy
in getting out of the delicate situa
tion, but he did 1t gracefully.
The fact remains, however, that
the filing of the suit against the Unit
ed States Steel Corporation recently
brought up to eighteen the number OF
proceedings against combinations for
their dissolution which have been be-
gun by Attorney General Wckersham
This Is the same number OF similar
proceedings that were brought under
the Roosevelt regime OF seven years.
4 The contrast might be carried further
In order to show results In the way OF
decisions. While Roosevelt was al
ways starting something" the finish
! has been brought about under iale
! administration in a number OF the
most important cases.
When it comes to criminal proceed
J ings under the Sherman law, the
Roosevelt administration had the bet
ter Of it. That is, 1t did SO far as
proceedings to date are concerned. II
I the tone of the president and OF Al.
torney General Wickersham IN
speeches is safe guard, however
the present administration Will bring
. many more criminal suits before II
: goes out OF office Under the Roose
: welt administration, there were TWEEN
: ty-five Indictment proceedings for VIC
lation of the Sherman measure. SIX
:. teen stand to the credit of the Tai
administration.
: When 1t is considered. however
: that the present administration ha
been in office but a little more thai
> two years and a half. it is apparen
the assertion of the friends OF tn
y president and Attorney General Wick
: ersham that they have been more ac
= tive against the trusts and combine
tions than any of their predecessors
is correct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
THE WEATHER.

For Keokuk and vicinity: Rain to-
night. Friday rain or snow and cooler
For Illinois: Unsettled weather,
with rain tonight and Friday. Warm
er tonight Colder In the north and
west portions Friday afternoon.
For Iowa: Rain tonight, with cold
er in the west portion. Friday, rain
or snow and cooler.
For Missouri: Unsettled weather
with rain tonight, and Friday. Warm
er in the east, and colder in the north
west portion tonight and Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
TAFT HAS BEEN
FRIEND OF NEGRO
Never Before Has the Race Been So
Well Represented In Federal
Iobs

MACON, Ga, Nov. Sin delivering
the opening address at the fifth an
nual session OF the Georgia negro
state fair, J. G. Napier OF Nashville,
Tenn, register of the United States
Treasury, denounced any negro oppo-
sition to President Taft because OF
the removal of negroes from pollticai
offices in the south, and declared that
under President Taft's administration
negroes enjoyed higher honors and
more lucrative positions than ever be-
fore in the country's history.
He declared President Taft had made
most significant statement to the
effect that the negro was now an
American citizen, and that it was the
/ duty of the country to make his pain
to complete citizenship as smooth and
easy as possible In his remarks, he
said:
"The negro stands closer to this ad-
ministration that ne has before in the
history of the country. If he has a
complaint to make, claim to urge
or a request he wishes to present, he
has only to make his wishes known
to the president, or to any member
of his cabinet, and his complaint OF
; claim or request is heard patiently
and carefully considered without hes
itation or red tape delay"
The address was made before ar
audience of about $500 from all sec
tions of the state, who braved tht
} incIement weather to witness the pa
rade and the opening exercises. HI
) was introduced by President R. R
Wright of the fair association.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
The Illinois Progressive Republican
League is Dead Broke and Look
Ing for Some Cold
Cash.
WE'RE UP AGAINST IT
Letters Sent to Members Asking For
Donations of One Dollar Per
Month For Five
Months.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9-The Progressive
Republican League which is booming
Walter Clyde Jones for governor, is
"broke.'
Announcement of the leagues a.
nancial difficulties was made yester-
day by Paul v. Perry, secretary Of
the league.
With the announcement was anoth-
er, to the effect that the league in
tends to garner it's funds from 4the
common people"
We are making the peoples fight"
said Mr.. Perry, "and we expect them
to finance it. We believe campaign
for the people should be financed by
many giving little and not by few
giving much"
gave much in the Merriam campaign
had been asked to contribute, Mr.
Perry said:
They have not been asked"
In order to raise funds the league
has sent out the following letter to
persons who have signed the leagues
platform:
Dear Sir:-We're up against it!
The progressive republican cam
paign needs money. Without it, this
good government fight will be serious
ly handicapped. Printing and postage,
in the extensive educational campaign
we must wage and by which we car
succeed, requires hard cash.
/ viii you help land give 1t now
when a dollar is as valuable as five
/ will be later?
Will you give 81 month for the
next five months preceding the April
primaries?
Please sign the inclosed pledge caro-
and send it to the treasurer, Pau
/ Steinbrecner. 211 South Dearbon st
Very truly yours,
CHAIRMAN FINANCE COMMITTEE
The letter is signed by G. NJ. Moder
well, chairman of the finance commit
tee.
In contrast to the financial difficu'
ties Of the local progressives, the na
tional progressive headquarters, Il
the Fort Dearbon building, is just gel
ting into action with every indication
of having money in plenty. A scou
was sent out yesterday to trave
through the north and northwesterl
states and report actual progressiy
conditions and another will start ou
today.
The national headquarters are e,
! pected to be in full blast within
day or SO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
SHOT IN LEG
BY COMPANION
One Hunter Slipped on Ice and Gun
Was Discharged Into the
L other.

BIRCHWOOD, Wis, Nov. 9.-The
frst serious accident Of the deer-hunt
inc season. which opens Saturday in
Wisconsin. occurred near here.
AS Eddie Blaha and George Miknla
were crors ing creek in search Of 2
camp site, Blaha slipped on the ice
and his gun was discharged into MI
kulag leg. His wound is serious and
he may lose leg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
writer Of Sea Stories Dies.

LONDON, Nov. William Clark
Russell. the writer of stories of the
sea, is dead. He had been bedridden
since April last Mr.. Russell was
born in New York in 1874
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
Marchlnn on PekIn.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 9.-Having brok-
en- off negotiations with the govern
nent Gen. Ii Yuan Hung, the Chinese
rebel commander is reported to be
marching on Pekin today at the head
of his forces
Generals CHA and Pseng OF the reD-
eli forces at Chang Sha were killed by
their men today because their
enmity Of one another was hurting the
rebel cause. The two rivals had been
quarreling for some time. Finally a
COMMITTEES held secret session and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
Weather Conditions.

The area Of high pressure from the
Ohio valley has moved out 20 New
England, with generally fair, some
what cooler weather in the Atlantic
states.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
Another city Joins.

LONDON, Nov. 9.--Tien Tsin, China,
went over to the rebels last night,
according to message today from the
Times Pekin correspondent.
According to another dispatch Can
ton proclaimed its independence TO-
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
Daily River Bulletin.
Stage. Height. Change. wea 'h'r
River Forecast.

The river will continue to fall from
Davenport to Keokuk for several days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09
Local Observations,

dredths.
Mean temperature, Nov. 8, 4S.
Highest temperature, So.
Lowest temperature, "a.
Lowest temperature last night, 45.
FRED q. GOSEW1ScH,
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-09

(continued on page 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
SSrSermne Scr JnSianer,
JnSnftrie.

W abingteH n, 9. 6. - Sn
einem 8eriht an bas SnbtanersSIt
real miro oarauf aufmertfam gez
madt. baB Die mdnnIihen @lieber bes
Snpianerltammes Der Napaips in
Ncip Wtegico llnb IriSona gut baran
tbdten, Die 8eranitaltuna bon Sdnaen,
Soften unb Siibner @erlooiungen
ein5uiteaen llnb Die Gorge fir Sen
Griperb ni6t ausi1lieBli6 ben
Sraucn 81 iiberlaiien. Ser grtperbz
5fpeig oieies Stanunes beitebt in Der
5auptiade in Der S6af5ucbt uno Scr
9erlteuung setpebter Seden. Sas
S%noiauersS Bureau lit NIT Der Sammz
lung bon Material iiber ben ltmian9
Der Shaf> unb Sedens Snbuitrie bon
@itsliebern bes Stammes uuo
9dnolcrn beiddfti9t. Sie erlpartcten
gerihte iperben 5eisen, DAP oieier
Stamm idbrli6 Seden b~ertailft, Be-
rem @ertb 5tpiihen $500, 600 unb
100000 ihpantt. Sic 8eaieruna
mill nun Die Snbianer lebren, lpie lie
oieie Snbuitrie berbeiieru f6nnen. in
Dem iie perihiebene Irten Sd,aie
5iebcn nnb baourh before 8oQe err
5ielen aIs jebt bel Der 3iidtln9 bon
ein9eboreleu Sbieren altSidlieblidr.
@s miro bered]net, Dab Die Gapo>
jog 100000 Shafe beiibeu, bon
bcnen 80 Sro3ent e]in9cbprcnes 9ros
ouft limo. Sole adt5ig Ero5ent Scr
Stammesglteoer lebcn bon Den
Sriidten Der @rbeit an beiben an
ouitric3luei9en. ollie Seden fat tpers
Den bon ben Sauafps bergeitcllt, bic
nit Silfc Der ainber and bns Siiten
inb Sderen Der Sdbafc, bas Garties
rem Der 8oue uub bas Spinnen be-
Iorgen. Sn einem 8eridt 6eiBt es,
baB. ipenn bic Buds" ben Sraucn
bel Der Seritelun9 Der Seden belicn
niirben, lie i'm Surd}id,nitt $500 pro
Samilie unb Sabr peroieucn ~ipilrbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
Die erSbten KrieasfeRtffe Scr
welt.

Die @eIhipiiter : Sreabnouobts
aSloripn" nnb .lltab". Die mGdtigs
item Sdiffe Der amerifauii6en 8riesss
flotte, iperben big gum ndd)lten Is.
Nopentber fir uno fertig uno fampfe
bereit Iein, penu Die 8erednunaen
Der Slottens q hperitdnoigen ii6 err
fiilen. 9ie .lItab" pirb innerbalb
elmer @ohe in bas Sod bes Stem
gorfer S~lpttcnbpfcs 9ebradt perben.
mann Die Gislu9tbiirme uub Die 0is
lire. Der 8eihiibe nngebra1t tperben.
Sa betreffs Dieier beiben SndJen erpBe
@eimliffeit beadhtet pirb, pcrbeu Tie
INNER crit in Den S%lotteubofen Der
&e8ierung angefertist lnb anees
brad)t. Sic .INoriba" iuirb bieien
9ro5eb etnn YiittS September burdbz
MAIDEN, lppralf Damn beibe S6iffe in
aftipen Sienit seiteat iperben %fonnen.
Sic peroen Der eriten Sipifion oes
Itlantiihen @ei6pdbers S~ugetbcilt.
Die rSloriba" miro bas rcguldre
Sln9gihiff Der 9ipiiion unS Die
nlltab" nimmt bieIe Stellc Gin ipann
immcr ibr Shipeiterihiff i'm Sod lit.
8isber lparen Die nSelaparc" ln0
Die North 9afota" Die grpbten
S1(ahtihiffe Der @elt. aber Sic beis
ben neren Shiffe b%erbrdngen lie bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

246,120 &c., Die bcutidcn 100000
Su.; Die fran3Oiiid)cn &an5erfrel3er
171,050, Die beutiden 124,350.
417,770 50. fran5Diiiher S6iffe
itebcu alio 353,35O beutidcr Shiffe
acgcniibcr. Bic 81 franoDiiiden
a%ricgsidiffc iinb nit 1,191 8eIdiisen
bepaffnet barnntcr 1876 nit eihem
&aliher ppn 240 bis 305 Wmtr., 1916
nit cinem anliber bon 1894
Wmtr. mp 720 bon 17-100 Wnttr.
Sic pcutidhe Slottc iii nit 9S6 8ez
ifiiben bcitiidt. barunter 100 bon
240--305 Wtr.. 3S4 bon 150-210
Imtr. unb 482 BON 37-8S 0tmtr.
@on Den itdrflten @ci6iiben, Oeneu
bon 305 Wtmtr. auIiber, beliBt Die
frans6iiidc ariegsflotte "a. bic beutz
Idle MIR 8. 9eIier lit cs in Der beuts
iGen Slotte nir init ben mittlercn
ArtiQcrie @cihiitei bon 150-210
Mmtr. beitclt. Sn allen anceren
Eunften itcbt tic binter Der fran5os
Iildcn Slottc 6urild.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

gienge abnimmt. Sic Sragc lit
MN Bic: Ninmt ous @ctrcioc purd,
Sinihrumpiung urto Auspiinitins
III 5lpei ober brei Mpuotcu. pber i'll
cincm taIbcn Satire 10 picl ab, bnS
Elm b~ciIercr &rci5 Den %erliilt uiult
nltSgletd)cn fam? G9 lit Damn ahcr
audi 5u b~erenfer, bab Die @~crfdltfcr
Dicielbeu WcrIuitc 81 crludrtcii butcl,
ulb bnB ibncn fci.l Wtittcl bcfurlt lit,
I'M iid) gegeu Den %erluit gu ldNiibcu.
Scrrcr: Sic NGnblcr m,iiicu
ihncreS Wictbsgclo fir bcu 2abcz
rnlIm nnb pn6u arobe Suuumcu iiir
Die &crlidlcrulg hc5dblcu. Sic Der
ltd)crlil8 in elmer groBcu Stuht foitct
fllr Gin Sabr lprp $1,000 mc6r ais
ouf DEM Sunoc, bcionbcrS lpo man
@egculcitiec &cr'idlerltnas : @clclls
l6uftcn bat. fir brci ober flint Sabre.
&cnn cs nIIp baruui anfoumt, &c
treble fiir beIIcre &reiic 3uriid5Ibez
baltcn, 10 lit Der Sarmer cher in Der
Sugc, cs 81 lpa9cn, ais cill Sdnolcr.
@icle Sarrlcr pertaifcn' ibr 8c1
treble 81 bettclbaften Yrciicn gegen
ibren Millen, mcii lie feline nllberc
@abl BADEN: IS itnb Hcduurgcn,
3inicu unb bcrglcidcn 5t bc3ablcn.
@ier fDnntc cine itarfe Organization
leidt Ahbilfe id1offcn, peru mad
Wtuiter bcutihcr SnrlcbeNsfaNcn)
Den ScorduNteu inter Die Irme gcs
griffcn lpiirhc!
Sn LANCE bic Sarmer nidJt urgani='
iirt limb, lit - Gber aud cine iebr se=
iuastc Sadle, sineu snten Eatb 81
getci,- entmcher has 0efreine 81 per=
faufeu peer 5uriifsubebalteu.
@Gttc Der Sdjrcibcr bieicr 3cilcn
eS 81 lageu, 10 wiirhc CT iagcn: Sur
n1cr, perfaufct uidt 9lcit mad penn
Sreihcn - nils niht gaes arf
%einntal!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
Die SesiTbarmaes,nne ecs
Rheims bis s,asit 3 osen's,.

Ser baperii6e @iniiter bes Snz
nern ertbetlte nir3tlI) Glnc ,uiolS..J
in Sa6cn Der Ilgdt mmittelbar ills
tereiiierenoeu Sdtffbarmad)ung -hes
Nbcius big gum Spreniec. 3ipcd Der
Allbien5 mar Die erreid)ung Der Sc
tbeilialng 8aDerns an Dem groBe,i
aulturiuerf 5unddtit in Surm eines
3uidunes 81 Den Trojeftierun9ss
Soften. Ser Miuiiter erflGrtc, Dem
8einmmtprojeft ipmpatbiid geseniiber
3u lteben unb 8eigte iih grunbiGslid)
bereit. bic g%inieBuns zines SmiGuiics
tn's nd6ite Budget i'm Mtiniiterratb
gu pertreten, obne iid biniihtlid bes
3eitpunttes nit Tiidiiht auf Die be-
noritcbcnoe reid,sgeieelide Tegelrng
Der S3iffiabrtSs Ibsabeu 81 binocu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

Sd,ullu,s in Iterbml cin5ufiihren.
Der erite SdIritt hn5u lit Gin Slufs
ir1itb Sbpp, ais penn Sd,n1ico,
&agenmadcr, Sattler. Shultcr Die
ealptnubrun9 bes Farmers ipdrcn.
GA, 10 fa,1nibaIiih 1T ma benn hoil
Iltdt! = Inm. beS Scbers.) Sabt
ocnt Sanhperfsmam icin idlpcr'
pcrrientcs Srpt. unh Der 2anbmuun
itupierc Die giecnid)aftcn pcS Sobens,
Samen, @iehltnnb II. I. N. Sann
EDifcutlid 10 piel bcrnnSiprins
sen, HnB man bem Sanolpcrfcr Die
iaiter pcrbicntcn Gcuts Sufpmmen
lam. = .&anbcrcr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
Kein 11littcl esaen KinSer'
Iatntuna.

@Ibnnh u. y. : Sir Die Seie
lung bon Ginbcrldbnung lit bis ieet,
ipie Sr. Siniou Slcrncr ppn 9iclp Norf
iih ausipriht, lpcleper Die &rnufbctt
gu iciucm ipc3icuen Stuhilm gemad)t
bat, feiric S%cborSfuhg ~Gcinnbcn, Die
alS cine ipc3ifiIGc pocr arh nllr ipirts
fame gcbanblung betraftet pcrbcn
tDnntc. 8dbrcnh bes SabrcS 1910
lpnrben Dem Stnats : Sanitdts De-
partement, pie Sr. Slerner mittbeilt,
1922 Sale bon Ginberldbmun9 aus
40 Counties bcridltet. Die arnnfz
belt ut, ipie criidtlidl, iiber Elm mcites
@cbiet pcrbreitet, obne cincn cigents
!id,cn N%ittclpuntt ibrcs auiirctcns 5i
hoben. Sic 6crrld)te ubcr am mciiten
in gclpiilen beitimmt b%egren5ten 0e@
bietcn Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
sifhoaihe sepoama6tismns.
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pr~aftiid9e synnpatbie If ~srinee,,s nsttwsnsis.

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gmprnbnahana fn Sbb hes Wr Ssen5 mo bS h anhusa biuneh
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Die Sletten Dcntidblans's mnS
Sranfreicb's.

Ser glbgcorbnete SrancoiS Gpreil
pcrelciht in DER Ynriicr ~Snutcrne"
Die ge~gcnlpdrti9e S%lottenitdrfc Srnnfs
reid's unb 9euti6lanb's unb fommi
Su benz Shlub, baB Die iran5oiiihc
yslotte, bon Der man ii6 gelpobnt babe
nit @eringiddeung gu rcbcn, bod
INNER nod, Der beutid)en iiberlegcn
lei. Seutihlanb bat 26 &an3er mo
Yau5crfrcu8er, feds S~rcabnougbts
inbcNriiicu, Srautreih cbeniopielc
Srcaonougbts unb %8ulammen 81
Yan5cr unb Yan5ertreu5cr. Die
fran3oiiiden Yanaer %perSrdn9en
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seim earetDen er,udpne man seft. o,siss o,4i.

mas mebr lit ais Der Surdidnittss
peroienlt lpeiBer SariIie in benz
8e0ietc.
Sn chem. anbcren 9eri6te beibt
eo, pdB I'M N%Isemeinen Der Rann
nid}t Gin proSuftiper Saftor in Der
9roBcn Snbuitrie Der Shafsuht nnb
Sedcnlpeberei lit. Die 8egierrng bat
dildl eillen anbcreu guten @runb ba>
fiir. oab lie bcn Napaios belfeub bei@
iprin9cn mill. Sieier betrifft bns
Sridcintn 5ablrcider Nafabmungen
Der Napnio<O cdcu allf Dem Narftc.
Wtan mil perlud)en, Dap Der SnDias
ncr Die Site iciues Gr5eu9uiiies auf>
redt erbdlt.
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bieiem &las, Die 'Irnirung Der
nellcn aampfmnidinen bcltebt aus ie
6ebn - s5Dlligen luo led)6ebn 5s55ls
ligen 0cit,ilsen nb8eicben bon rem
tIeinercn Adtoncu. Bic San5cruma
bat cine Side bon neun bis elf 3oTl,
lpdbrenb Die StabllpGiibc Der @cid,iibs
tbitrmc cine SUB Did iiub. Sic
2dngc Der SdIiffc bctrdgt 521 Su6
mlb Die 8ampfmuidinen pom Cur
bilentDp entlpifcln ie $4,000 Efcrbcs
frditc. 9ie Sciabung tcitcbt ans
ic 80 Sffi5icren unb SIS Mann.
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pier -1ttiaiarten iran;STicks
Spar9elSer.

Ser itaatIitc Iuslueis iiber bae
frun3Giiid,c Spurtniienipeien pcs
Snbrca 1910, Scr lpcbcn bon Grbcitss
miiniltcr Dem Erdiibeuten Der Hepilblii
ilbcrmittclt porOcn lit, 5cigt Elm be-
beutcnbce Impnhlcn Der Sepots,
9as in Den Sparfaiien %beponiertt
aapitdl bctrdgt niht ipeniger ais ore
Wiaiarbcn S33 Wilionen, Die Cab
Der Ginlcgcr betrdgt S,116,270. Sci
grpbtc Ibeil btcics Sparfapitnls lit II
fran5Giiid)cr S~tontsrcntc uno Smmos
bilicn angele9t; fiinf 0tia. baben gum
Snu biQiger observation-disclosures
acbieut.