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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-07
DIRECTORS IN SESSION


board of directors OF
Keokuk chapter Ameri-
can Red Cross yesterday
afternoon, application
was received from Fort Madison ask
ing that 1t be organized as an
auxiliary OF the Keokuk chapter. The
proper blanks and forms for this or
ganization have been forwarded to
Fort Madison, and the organization
there will be made part of the keo-
kuk society as soon as the papers
are approved.
The plan as proposed is to have
Fort Madison and seven townships
in the northeastern part Of the
county the auxiliary to Keokuk and
the remaining eight townships in this
section. This plan meets with the
approval of both Keokuk and Fort
Madison people. and will doubtless
be approved at the national head
quarters.
The closing of the instruction
work done by Mrs. M. A. Doran was
reported to the directors. Miss
Howell reported progress in her
French classes which she is holding
for the benefit of CONF ahy L. A re-
port was maze on inc SCuoOuAo LUZ
meetings for the various church and
society auxtliartes.
County Figures Large.
Chairman G. R. Joy of the Keokuk
chapter, received letter from Fort
Madison this morning in which 1t
was stated that the total subscrip-
tons to the war fund from this upper
district would be between nineteen
and twenty thousand dollars. Keo-
kuk's total Is going close to the
S34.50O mark. SO that Lee county's
total will be between hfty-three and
/, f1fty-four thousand dollars.
Attention is again called to the
fact that the local Red Cross head
quarters are open every day and sub
scription pledges can be paid at the
Offices at Eighth and Main steets.
Collectors will not be employed. and
people who have subscriptions due
are asked to pay them at headquar-
tiers. A schedule of hours when the
Office will be opened, is found in an
other column.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-07
PERSONALS.

Miss May G. French of Seattle
Wash, Is spending her summer va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. French at 1901 Blondeau street.
Jack Harrington has returned to
ST. Louis, after a few days visit with
his mother, Mrs. T. H. Curren. 727
South Fifth street.
D. R. Rush left Friday afternoon
for st. Joseph, Mo-, in response to a
telegram, stating that his brother is
seriously i'll.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-07

interior of. loop saloon where her
husband is a bartender, early today.
After cleaning the buffet of glasses
in three drives, and gouging paintings
of nymphs, valued at thousands of
dollars, she was overpowered by
two policemen and jailed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-07
Cleaned Up Saloon.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
: CHICAGO, July 7.-Angered at her
husbands failure to come home last
night, Mrs. Nellie McDonough I'M
sheathed a golf stick from the folds
OF her dress and "carrienationed" the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-07
Cripple Was a Bother

Limited Press Leased Wire Servicel
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT, July BE
cause she was bother" to her faith
srs housekeeper, Olive Bradshaw,
nttle cripple girl, eight years of age,
was killed. according to admission
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-07
PERSONALS

Miss Beulah Usher and Miss Cwyla
Nichols leave today for Davenport to
spend two weeks vacation.
Judge F. T. Hughes has returned
from trip to Washington and New
York
Vim. b. Barnes of Eddyville. Ia.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-07
ATTENTION MOOSE.

All members Keokuk lodge Loyal
Order OF Moose requested to meet at
hall at 2 ,. m. tomorrow to attend
funeral of their late brother. Theodore
Agnew. BY order Of Dictator.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
And Now There May
Be Discovery Of Gold

Atlanta, Ga, June 25.-The days of
Aladdin and the Arabian nights may
not yet be over w. K. Durham, an
Albanian, recently fell into a ditch
comparatively poor man and crawl
ed out millionaire, or very nearly
one, according to his friends.
Here is how it happened.
Mr.. Durham went to look at some
rough, billy farm land in the country,
on which he and some friends had an
option. 1t didn't look very promis-
ing.
While walking around Mr. Durham S
foot caught in the root of tree and
he fell his length on the slope Of an
cmbankment, down which he slid to
the bottom OF a ditch When he fl
nally got to his feet he found that his
hands, instead of being full of mud
and dirt where he had clutched and
scrambled, were covered with graph
lite. Furthermore, something was shi-
ming brightly under his finger nails,
and it was gold.
He brought the stuff back to have
analysed to make sure, and now the
lly thing that worries him is whether
| the ground in that neighborhood
full Of graphite and gold
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
Mrs d. F. Tison. OF Cordele, is the
guest of Mrs G. E. Brewer.
Committees Selected
For Union Meeting

The following committees were an
nounced at the meeting at the Bap-
fist church Sunday afternoon, to ar
range for the proposed revival meet.
ing to be held by all the churches
for which the services of the noted
preacher, Rev. Bob Jones, of Ala
bama, have been secured:
Tabernacle Committee. j. Dor.
miny, J. A. Parrot. J. c. Glover, F
NJ. Graham, E. N. Davis, G. H. Bry.
ant, G. w. Howe.
Finance Committee-E. T. James
J. M. Mosher, J. H. Burke, A. F. Slap.
pey. E. K. Farmer, Everett Rohrer.
Usher's Committee-W. R. Bowen
NJ. NJ. Stephens, Z. V. Barden, Chas
Newcomer, Roy Graham, Jno. Stat,
ford.
Publicity Committed. B. Nichol-
son, S. G, Pryor, Jr., w. A. Adams.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25

GERMAN MUNITION
PLANTS DESTROYED

Paris, June 24.-Several disasters
have recently occurred in munition
plants in Germany, according to the
Zurich correspondent OF the Matin
The correspondent telegraphs that
he has learned from private German
sources that the hand-grenade arse
nal at Spandau exploded June 10 and
that seven ammunition shops at Ma
rienhall were destroyed by fire on the
18th. Some ammunition factories al
Nuremberg also have been burned
down, according to this authority.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
TO PUSH IMPORTANT LEG1S
LATION

Hon. Wesley r. Walker leaves to-
night for Atlanta where he will at
tend the sessions of the legislature.
Mr.. Walker will push his constitu-
tional amendment to abolish the Jus
tees of the Peace in communities Of
two thousand and over, and make OPP
erative the law placing the Solicitor
General of the Cordcle District on a
salary, authorized by the adoption of
a constitutional amendment at the
last general election. Other bills
which will have Mr.. Walkers support
are the Torrens Land Title BILL
which will be one of the first on the
calendar, and bill to allow consoli-
dation of all the schools in county.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
Official Organ Ben Hill County and City Of Fitzgerald
MUZZLE ORDINANCE
WILL BE ENFORCED
To the Editor the Leader Enterprise:

To the Editor the Leader Enterprise:
| have read with interest the article
published in last Fridays issue of
your paper and signed "Thc Vigilance
Club" | note that there purports to
be an organization by this name with
members in each ward who promise
to kill all unmuzzled dogs caught run
ming at large after July LIST, next. l
note the statement: I'VE are not 60
ing to make shooting match OF it."
Since any citizen at heart interest
ed in the city's management, knows
that the city has now special officer
whose business it is to enforce the or
dinanoe of the city regulating the tax
ing and muzzhng of dogs, it is self
evident that The Vigilance Club" is
more concerned to yield to the bar
barous desire Of taking the law into
their own hands than in helping the
officers of the law to enforce the law.
The outburst contains in the printed
article is necessary from those who
do not themselves respect the law. for
they do not seek to help the officers
nor do they give their names.
I do not wish to dignity the article
with a reply to it in kind, but wish
to take this opportunity of stating to
the law-abiding citizens of the city
that l will appreciate your efforts in
helping me to enforce all laws with
reference to dogs I can be reached
at any time by telephoning the police.
D. B. Broadhurst,
Special Policeman.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
WILL LOAN MONEY TO
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

Sydney, Australia May 10 CORES
pondence) .-Australia will loan $l10
100000 to soldiers returned from tn
war, under the repatriation plan an
nounced by Senator Edward D. Mil
len, minister in charge of repatriation
The national government accepts
the full responsibility of securing tc
every soldier the opportunity Of liveli-
hood by providing avenues of civil
employment Soldier settlers on land
may secure advances for Improvement
up to $500 each. Repatriation work
U!M u9W pauInl7I ql!M uono9uuoo u
be undertaken upon arrival and not
as at present upon discharge from the
military forces.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
Information Concerning
Cans and Canning

If you fail to find cans in Fitzgerald.
for your information l state tina, 1
have located cans at as reasonable
price as can be got for war time
prices. Robert p Howard, Ashburn,
Ga, has 10000 cans and any one need
ing cans to save food can get these
cans at cost. The prices are $50. so
for No. rs and ISL so for No. IS with
solder-hemmed caps.
This is about ten dollars under the
market price of today and the prices
named above are subject to delivery
at Ashburn and is exactly wha, they
cost. An automobile truck could very
easily go over there and bring back
several thousand, or individuals NAV
drive over and get the number they
want. 1t strikes me that comnluni-.
ties could get together and send one
IN the community who has car after
enough cans for the community, pro-
rating the cost by the number of cans
each gets.
A bulletin published by the Depart
ment of Agriculture, State of Georgia.
on dryin, cvaporating, and canning
should be in every home. Write ]. J..
Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture.
and get one of these bulletins. Send
also to the Atlanta Journal Informa-
ton Bureau, Washington, D. c., for
a new book on canning These books
are free for the asking, only two cent
stamp for mailing and they are full of
very helpful information.
A new era in the necessity for food
conservation, brought about by the
World War;" and we should be
awakened to the urgent necessity of
doing Our bit" as regards our food.
supply. The demand for producing
our own food and conserving it is up
on us. and we find it quite a problem
TO get containers at prices that we
can afford to pay Therefore, it is no
time for speculation, little co-opera-
ton with the people in the right di-
rcction will be helpful
]. T. PITTMAN,
County Agent,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
UNION PRAYER MEETING
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH

There will be a union prayer meet
ing at the Baptist church Wednesday
night at eight o'clock to which all the
people of Fitzgerald are not only cor
daily invited, but urged to come. The
purpose of this meeting is to consider
and perfect plans for the great union
meeting planned to begin The last
week in August. Those who are on
the committees are especially urged
to be present.
ROBT. NJ. MANN,
Chm. Ministerial Association.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
4 Slackers Arrested
On Fountains's Form

Sheriff F. H. Dorminey and depu-
ties took charge of four negroes work
ing on ex-Sheriff Fountains farms
Friday for failure to register for mill
tary service They were;
Eugene Mitchell.
Leonard James.
Wash Harris.
Charles Fudge.
Sheriff Dorminey reported the ar
rests to United States District !Attor-
ney Donaldson at Macon, who in
structed them held subject to further
investigation. 1t is believed that If
the negroes can establish thetir plea
that they were not aware of the law
of registration that they will be re-
leased and allowed to register.
Sheriff Dorminey will hold them in
jail pending the decision Of the dis
trict attorney.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
NOTED EDITOR SPENDS
NIGHT IN FITZGERALD

Hon. and Mrs. Clark Howell and
children, of Atlanta. spent Saturday
night at the Lee-Grant Hotel, enroute
to their home from visit to St. ST.
mons.
They tnotored through on the Dix
lie Highway, and appeared to be pleas
ed with the condition of the road.
Mr.. Howell fastened back to Atlanta
to mix with the states solons who are
beginning to gather for the session OF
the legislature.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
WOMEN GET VOTE IN
DARKEST RUSSIA"

Petrograd. June 2l.--The provision
al government continues the promul-
CATION OF important reforms: The
first concerns the Zenstvos. Hence
forth the vote will be enjoyed by both
sexes independently OF the present
provision regarding property. Elect
ions are to be ON system of proper
tioral representation.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
Noisy Negroes Nabbed
Loaded With Liquor

Sheriff E. H. Dorminey arrested
seven noisy negroes in the rear of the
Cash Drug Store on East Pine street,
operated by Arthur Mobley Saturday
night.
The negroes had in their possession
rye whiskey, which they allege they
purchased in the drug store.
Their cases will be heard before
Judge Adams Monday at P. NJ.
No other arrests were made.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
WILSON TO MAKE
HIS SENATE FIGHT
FOR FOOD CON-
troll WITHOUT
COMP PROMISE
Especial to the Leader Enterprise)

Especial to the Leader Enterprise)
WASHINGTON, June 25-Presi.
dent Wilson will make his Senate
fight for food control without com.
promise.
Friends of the administration meas.
ure are in Complete accord with this
and declared today that opposition in
the Senate numerically is confident.
~ expected to prove no greater thar
in the House where only five votes
were cast ag2lnst the bill.
The inclusion BY tie House of q
"bone-headed" section ray split op.
position to the bill in :hc Seante.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
DESTROYER DID NOT
SINK A SUBMARINE

Base of the American Flotilla in
British Waters, June 22.-Qucstioned
today regarding a report published in
the United States yesterday that an
American destroyer was believed to
have rammed and sunk submarine,
Vice Admiral Sims, the naval COM
nlander, said: ..-.
The story is absolutely false"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
BUILDING ON p. O. TO START
JULY 2nd

a letter received by Postmaster w.
A. Adams from the Wise Construct
ion Company. Of Richmodn, Va, an
nounces that building operations on
the new post Office building will be-
gin July End
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
KING ALEXANDERIS
EXPECTED To NAME
vEN|zOLOS AS HEAD
.OF A new CABINET
Especial to Leader Enterprise.>


ATHENS, June 25.-The entire
Zaimies ministry resigned today. Ii
was reported that Eluthors Venizolos.
former Premier and President Of the
Provisional Government, now enroute
here would probably be named by
King Alexander as the head Of a new
cabinet
Allied officials have asserted here
that the king could make no more
popular move with his people than
to install Venizelos as the head OF
the cabinet.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
NOD I. NJ. MA N,
Chm. Ministerial Association.
Steadfast Well Doinu.

The great high road Of human wei
fare lies along the old highway Of
steadfast well doing. and they who are
the most persistent and work in the
truest spirit will invariably be the
most succesSful.-Samuel Smiles.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
lncessant Artillery Fire
Near Froidmont Farm

Especial to the Leader -Enterprise)
PARIS, June 2g.-Sharp artillery
fighting was in progress continuously
during the night near Froidmont farm
and Chevreux.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
British Make Various
Successful Raids

Especial to the Leader Enterprise)
LONDON. June 25.-Increasing
activity on the Western front is re-
ported in today's official announce
nent which records various success
ful raids by the British.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
ROTARIANS VISIT THE CITY

Prof and Mrs, J. A. Clark, of Pu-
eblo, Col. delegates to the Rotary
convention at Atlanta, made a short
visit to their niece, Miss Vera Hub
bard, Saturday. This was their first
visit to Georgia and they were de-
lighted with Southern, hospitality they
met with everywhere.
They left for their western home
Saturday night.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
Serbian Ministry
Has Resigned

Especial to Leader Enterprise.)
CORFU, June 25.-The Serbian
has resigned. A cabinet will
be formed with f. Pachitch as pre-
micr and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25

@Ali rews contributors to this paper
will greatly oblige the management il
they will only write on one side OF
their manuscripts.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-06-25
TO CLEAN UP MT. OLIVE

The members and friends of Mt.
Olive Church are requested to meet
there next Thursday, with hoe and
rake and well-filled baskets. prepared
to stay all day and clean the church
yard and cemetery
LEADER-ENTERPRISE PRINT.
ING PAYS.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-26
Die 5abmpF(eee int KinNesaltet.

Gs sibt tein beiferes MitteI fir
cine lange @rbaltung Der 3Gbne, ols
Der mOsIidit friibe 8esinn Der 3abn'
pflese in Der Rinbbeit. S9on Der
Smuggling bebarf ibrer, obtpobl feline
Sabine nod bonn 3obnfleiI9 beoedt
iinb. 9ier gilt es, ben Munb BON
ben 3erfeBunssprobutten Der Mil@
gu reinisen, UNI bos @ntiteben Der
fir bas Sduglingsalter beoei9nens
ben Munbtrantbeiten, Der bormlofen
S9pGmm9en unb Der f9on bebent>
Ii9eren Sores gu berbinbern. Gum
3tpede Der Reinigung Der Munb<
bDbIe bsim Sduslins, bic mad ieber
MabI5eit Doraunebmen 1T, pideIe
man iebesmal elm frif9es 2einnonbz
IGpp9en Inn ben 3ei9efinger Der reds
ten !Sonb unb tpif9e borfi9tig bic
&iefer, 3unge unb bic Mdnbe Der
Munbb0bIe aus. Cine 3obnbiirite
anaupenben 1T Bel SdugIingen uns
atpedmGBig. I'm ou9 apifden ben
Heini9ungen ben 8otterien mOgli9tt
fpenis @elegenbeit gu geben, in bic
MunbbDbIe einaubringen, laffe man
enbli9 bon Der ltniitte ab, ben &inz
bern 2utfdpfropfen, @ibif6tpur5eIn
unb bereIei9en in ben Mutb gu itet>
fen. 9iefe Sinee iinb tets boiler
8atterien, iie finb ni9t 3u ~reinigen,
Washington Journal., 1917-10-26

@ir boben beutsutage rei9!i9 @r>
fabrune i'm &ona!bau. SIS 1T freiz
li9 Elm ouBergep0bnlia sroBes I'm
ternebmen, Inn bos es ii9 bier ban.
belt; aber Elm Sprung ins nngen;iie
1T es ni9t. SIS lafien ii9 bic 8Au>
toiten genau i'm porous fetfellen,
fir bic 8~etriebsfoiten sibt es iOnft
Nnbalt senug, unb ebenip lam man
Ii4 BON benz 8ertebr, pel4er fir
Rem &anal gu eriparten ftebt, elm
neutli4es Bib MAIDEN.
Ser &onal mar lGngit geplant,
rebor bic leBten Meltereisniiie eins
traten. S9on bamals fagte nan
ii9: Der &anal 1T cine Npttpenbigteit
fir neite @ebiete SeutI9lonos. bis
iih INNER mebr unh me6r bonn 9ro~
ben Weltberfebr abgeOrdngt ieben;
uber er muBte iid aud i9on beaa9lt
MAIDEN, bebpr bic nel!e Menbung elm
trat, neil linn 5peierlei pOllig llGer
lit: einer{eits Der Supplementary pom
NieOerrbein ber uno anbererIeits fir
bic umgefebrte Hi9tung Der @r5pers
tebr oes Sranfenlanbes all ben Elein.
Dies beioes gibt Dem &annl fur ollie
Safe Oas giifgrat; aaer anoerc
9erfe6r aber, Der ii9 gang ben fe.bit
aniebt, tpenn Der &anal erit etnmal
ca 1T, gibt i6m Sleif@ unb 8lut.
Seoe ueue @erfebrsfraBe i9afff audi
neuen 8erfebr.
Seine sano befonbere geoeutuna
fat Der &anal aber our9 bic jung
item @reisnifie auf benz Salfan se>
pOnnen. Wor es Bis babin feinem
8efen na9 nur elm 8itaenpeg, elm
cloBer nSti9fanol" na9 Der &iite
FIN, 10 muB er, jebt ausaefibrt, gu
elmer Weltitrabe ipsrben. Quer ourGl
oos alte europa i9neirsno, i4lieb.
er ni9t nur bic alien @iGtten Dsutz
i4en 9eperbefleibes on bus beimi!4e
Wleer an, ionbern lest bibt Dor lire
Sore au6 cine breite GtroBe, bic iie
cut benz tiir5eiten @ege nit benz ras
ben uno au9 benz fernen Often pers
tinbet.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-26

plon BON erpriidenbtr @r6be unb,
ipos bic Nusfiibrung bttrifft, nit
ni9t gang espDbrIi9en S9pierigteis
ten Dertniipft; banOeIt es ii@ bod
bier barum, bic @~ebirgsitOde gu iibsr>
Iteisen, ipel6e fi9 atpiI9sn Der Do
nou unb Der Meier als i9drfe Wais
ferIdeiben erbebsn. Bis ouf cine
SDbe BON 10 Meter muB boau Der
@aIIsripiegel bes &anals ollmdbIi4
gebrddt nerben. Su elmer getpaltis
gen Srsppe bat Der Waiierfpeg bon
8amberg Der anaufteigen, I'm ieiaen
S9sitelpuntt gu errei4en, no er, ets
ner @iIenbabn 9Isi9, ben @sbir9sz
Itpd permittelft zines SunneIs bur9r
tobrt, Der bpIle neun &ilometer lang
nerben mub, INN bann i%enieits in sis
ner nod iteilersn unD nod ldngeren
Sreppe BON 200 Mettrn Siefe pie=
ser abaufaIlen, fnmit er bic Werro,
bic @eIer unb enbli9 ben erfebnten
Mseresfpiegel errei4t,
Die neue Maferitrabe piirbe BON
FER 0pnau Biz na4 Bremen etipa
800 &ilometer lang fein; baDon mir
be bic grDBte 9dlfte, ndmli9 Der fibs
Ii9e Sell, Elm ridtiger &anal tper>
ben, pGbrenb Der n0rblt9e Sell ole
8offerftraBe bereits befte6t unb es
bier MIR borauf antOmmt, bic @erra
unb bic @efer in Der 5abrrinne ents
fpre9enb gu Derbefiern. 9asu ia,
men nod bic Oeri9iebenen Stidtas
ndle gum @nf9IuB BON @ugsblra,
Miin9en unb @ifena9. &lles in
allen banbeGt es fi9 Inn Elm Inter
ne5men bon runb elmer SritteImils
liarbe.
Gtpas bic! = tpirb man fagen;
ober mir iinb jebt on 10 bpbe 3obIen
gepDbnt, baB bic 6D6e ALIEN ni@t
mebr f9reden lam. Wir fragen
tielmebr nur: Wel9er NuBen Ipringt
babel berous? Ma4t fi9 bieier bobe
8etrog beaablt2
Washington Journal., 1917-10-26

arobe iptrben, ouf Der s%inTtens W2its
teleuropa unb Der nobe Often mits
chamber b~ertebrten, mas i'm iibrt9en
nt6t einmal ettpos Neues 1T. Nein,
hos Nlte febrt nur pieber. S4on
Dor Sobr5unberten mar es 10; aber
init benz Muftommen Der groben See
T9iffabrt, Dor allen Der Oampfers
fobrt, purbe Der 9anOslspeg bur4
bas 8innenIano mebr unb me6r pers
lafien. 9ofiir bIiibten bic Seeitdbte
IN ben DeItmeeren ouf unb so5en
allen 9anbel an ii9.
Nirgenhpo tpurbe bos 70 fiblbor.
pis in ben SiBen bes alien beutf9en
@etperbefleibes, in Niirn6erg, Bugs
ture, Mir3burg, 8amberg. OisIes
9era 9eutI9lonos bsgonn matter gu
f9loeen, bic gauge &raft panbte ii4
no9 Der AubenIeite, Der Seetiiite.
60 fam es meter ni9t Dunber nebz
men, tpenn in ben Stdbten alien
SanbeIs INNER bringenber Oas @er>
lungsn gepOrben 1T, nun ebenfaIls
nit biefer fegenipenOenben &iiite in
8erbinbung gu fpmmen notiirlt4
ouf benz Mafiertpese! Oenn baB bic
@ifenbabnen bier ni4t geniigen, bas
bat ii4 liar geaeigt.
9ober bic bielerlei pIGne, bic bor>
ouf ousgeben, MitteI>, unO @iios
beutf4Ianb NIT neuen S9iffabrtss
itraben gu Derforgen ober bier be-
ftebenbe gu berbefIern; unb nebenber
tas Streben, bic Str0me Norb>
teuti9lanbs ou9 nit Der Donau in
@erbinbung gu bringeu, in beren @es
biet 10 Diele grobe 9onoelspldBe lies
gen.
Ser 2~ubpigstanaI lit cine ioI4e
alte @erbinbung, bic ober i9on all5u
cit lit, INN heltte nod gu geniiger.
SIN iibrigen 1T Der Sim Oiefes &as
nols portreffli9, DerbinOet er bod
tie 0onou bon &e6lbeim aus in bei>
no6e gerober 2inie nit benz Main.