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The Washington times., 1917-11-25

Thousands Of dextsrous angsrs at
st. Elizabeth's. the Government hos
pital for the insane at Congress
Heights. which for years have been
exclusively employed In counting the
buttons on their owners clothes or
In some other non-produetiye work.
are now nimbly chasing slender
knitting needles through little loops
OF yarn. with the result that many
a soldier and sailor Is now wearing
q warm sweater. muffler or pair Of
socks.
These unfortunates have taken to
the idea Of knitting for the soldier
boys with . zest Many OF them.
owing to their highly strung nervous
systems. have developed Into real
champions and the way they make
the needles hy would make . knit
ting machine jealouA
DR.. Mary O'Aalley, who is regponsi-
BILE for the Introduction OF the knit
ting industry In the wards Of the
hospital. states that she has one In
mate, a little German woman, who
grabs her knitting upon arising In
the morning and keeps steadily At II
all day and evening, carefully laying
il on her bed when she retires 80 that
It viii be handy In the morning.
Nothing will keep this woman away
from her knitting but food, and shs
hurties through this In order to get
back 20 her knitting again During
her three years Confinement at this
Institution this II the first work Of
any kind that she has bean allowed
to do.
German Woman ChnmD1on.
The champion OF DR.. o,AfaiIey's
knitters Is also = little German wom-
an. who turns out one complets
sweater each day. She learned 70
knit while q little girl in Germany,
and when given yarn and knitting
needles she Immediately proceedod to
make herself right at home. She
never sits down. pacing about while
knitting.
Most Of the woman inmates Of the
hospital have been In ldleness owing
to the fact that the industries pro-
vided by the institution require abili-
ties that were wanting In most Of
them. But the knitting industry
seems to be adapted to all. Or.
- l-NAANN - aAAAA0a8 70 SCI OlngE III
situations OF the kind to introduce the
Knitting fever. She says that II All
the idle feminine hands IN the
asylums Of the country could be
mobolized. our sailor and soldier boys
would surely have enough knitted
ware to keep them warm, and In ad-
dition 4 little brightness would be
brought into the lives OF many un-
fortunate women who have been
forced into idleness. but who would
make nrst class knitters.
Knit Articles Thea UnruveI Then.
The women learn with amazing
quickness, q few lessons serving to
bring back the things they trained
their fingers TO do In childhood. Many
Of them. however, knit tndustriousIy
but do not t-seem 20 rsalixs the vaIue'
Of the finished product. When q sock
The Washington times., 1917-11-25

SI.zs and S1.sO serim Cur
tnins, pair, 75e.
Scrim Curtains with lace
insertions and edge, In
white, Arab, or cream color;
an yards long. Some have
valance between. Special,
pair, T5c.
s2-so and $500 serim and
Marqaisrtte Curtains,
palrs e116.
Curtains with wide lace In
sortion ard edge. Many pat
terms TO select from; AZ
yards long. Special, pair,
S1.46.
$50 and S4.OO Curtains,
pair, e3yek.
ScriTn, voile, and Mar
quisetts Curtains, In an end
less assortment Of pretty
styles In different shades.
Special, pair. s2.o5:
Scotch Madras Draperiea,
set. G1-SS.
l15 sets OF Scotch madras
door and window draperies,
in beautiful color combine,
tions. Set OF 8 pieces. Com
plete, Sass.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21
STAND BY THE FLAG,

This is not time for excitement hysteria. 1t is
not time for regrets or lamentations 1t is not time
for evasion hesitation The time for all of these has
passed, AND THE HOUR FOR ACTION HAS ARRIV-
ED The president of the United States long suffering
and patient and in full possession of facts accessible
to u.s. has deemed it necessary to break diplomatic rela
tions with great and powerful fore ign countryGer
many to be explicit The congress has approved his
action irrespective of party affiliations, and it is
bent the American people to unfalterngly sup
port both the president and the congress.
Party lines have been swept away, and in the hour
of danger we people united in the defense of
our country and it's rights and it's citizenship.
Nationality has bee nforgotten We are not Germans,
or Brittons, Frenchmen, Austrans, Italians,
peoples of any other land but this.
WE ARE AMERICANS--of heart, one SOUL and
one purpose.
We seek no conquest, illicit gains at the expense
Of another nation We seek only that degree of right
and justice that due people and intelligent
human beings.
But if in the pursuit Of these rights it becomes nee
essary for the president to resort to stern measures
then let rally to him and to the flag in such numbers
and in such strength that future peace and security
will be assured for all time to come.
We have i'll will toward the German nation but
country first in all things and must be de-
Tended at all hazards and at whatever sacrifice may be
required.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21
Services at the Methodist Church.

Manning Methodist Church, Dr.
Watson B. Duncan, Pastor
Sunday School at 1890 A. NJ, Mr..
Joseph Sprott, Superintendent.
Mems Bible Class at same hour,
Hon. Charlton DuRant, Teacher.
Preaching at 1870 A. NJ, by the
Pastor.
Subject: The Church With Author
ity Over the Nations.
Epworth League at d P. NJ, Mr.. j
B. Cantcy, President.
Sunday School at Trinity at 3 P
NJ. Preaching at p. M.
Prayer Service on Thursday at 4
p. NJ, followed by the Teacher-T Train.
ing Class.
Public cordially invited to all SER
vices.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21

AS it was late at night and no one
seemed to know anything about the
case, the jury was allowed to bring
in a verdict on the doctors state
ment. Their verdict was that Rosa
Wactor came to her death from a
gunshot wound in the head received
from the hands Of some party or par
ties unknown to the jury.
1t is said that the woman had
money in the bank, owned her own
home, which was left her by her
grandparents, who had raised her,
and that she had always been we'll
thought Of in the community. Rela-
tives and officers will continue their
Investigations in trying to find out
the cause of suicide, or if it was a
case of murder.-Sumter Item.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21
HAVE SCHOOL FOR OWNERS

Bishop, Mccormick & Bishop, deal
ers in Dodge Brothers cars in Brook
lyn, have evolved a novel plan for
making sure that those who buy cars
from them know all about the cars.
They have established school for
owners. A tuition fee large enough
to make the school self-supporting
is charged. The fact that large
classes have already enrolled and are
attending regular periods of instruc-
tion indicates that the owners are in
hearty accord with the Brooklyn deal
ers' belief that they would derive
much more benefit and pleasure from
their cars if they knew more about
them.
- The school is in charge of Prof.
Frank A. Burr, former teacher of
engineering in Cornell University and
Penn State.
The instruction embraces the ope-
ration of the car and the care Of
parts and is very thorough
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
MANNING TESTIMONY
Home Proof, Here, There and Every
where.

When you see Doan's Kidney Pills
recommended in this paper you most
always find the recommended a Man
ming resident. It's the same every
wherein $500 towns in the U. S.
Forty thousand people publicly thank
Doan's. What other kidney remedy
can give this proof of merit, honsety
and truth? Home testimony must
be true or it could not be published
here. Read this Manning recommen-
dation. Then insist on having Doan's.
You will know what you are getting:
Mrs: j. e. Reardon, w. Boundary
ST., Manning, says: "I was in bad
shape with rheumatic pains and my
joints were so stiff and swollen that
| could hardly walk or do any work.
MY kidneys acted irregularly and I
had dizzy spells and headaches. The
kidney secretions were unnatural and
annoyed me considerably. I used
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at the
Dickson Drug Co., and they relieved
the rheumatic pains and benefited
me in every way. / keep them on
hand all the time and they do me
worlds of good"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. Reardon had. Foster Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-adv.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21

that she killed herself, there is no
cause known by relatives or friends,
to strengthen this belief. At the
same time there is no reason to sus-
pect that she was murdered and in
dications are that the shooting was
not accidental.
The woman was about twenty-three
years Of age and was we'll thought of
by both the white people of the COM
munity and the colored people among
whom she lived. She had been teach
ing school in the community for
three years and Friday she had been
seen by a number Of people going
home from school. Saturday after
noon sometime after about 4:30
o'clock several negro women stopped
by her house, but failed to find her
at home. They took path from the
house to the railroad track, a short
distance away, and while passing
through cotton patch about a hun
drcd yards from the house they saw
the body lying on the ground. Upon
closer inspection they saw gun lying
beside the body and that the top of
the woman's head had been shot
away. They became frightened and
ran away to give the alarm.
Coroner Scale was among those no.
tilted soon afterwards and he left for
the scene late Saturday evening. In
hn nt Of ,fo
of the neighborhood had been noti-
fled and had examined the body and
grounds. They failed to find any
track going away from the place
where the woman's body was lying
which indicated that death was by
suicide and not murder. 1t was also
noticed that a stick about the length
and size of a yard stick was lying
by the gun and that the print of the
butt of the gun was un the ground
little in front Of and nearly between
the woman's footprints. This led
the men to think that the woman
had killed herself by putting the muz-
Zle Of the weapon to her forehead and
pushing the trigger with the stick
There was round spot on the fore
head burnt by the powder from the
explosion. The bones of the head
were not crushed, but we're dislocated
and blown off from the rest of the
body, a wad of the gun being found
lying on a part of the brains.
Coroner Scale upon his arrvan EN-.
panellcd jury, but no witnesses were
heard except the physician, who upor
request of the jury, performed ar
autopsy on the body to see, if by this
means he could secure any evidence
which would be thought a sufficien,
cause for the woman committing sui
eide. However, the autopsy revealed
nothing that could have been taker
as cause for suicide.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21
Stiff, Sore Muscles Relieved.

Cramped muscles or soreness fol-
lowing cold or case of grippe are
eased and relieved by an application
of S!oan's Liniment. Does not stain
the skin or clog the pores like mussy
ointments or plasters and penetrates
quickly without rubbing. Timber up
your muscles after exercise, drive out
the pains and aches Of rheumatism
and bruises with Sloan's Liniment.
Get bottle to-day. At all Druggists,
26c.-adv.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21
Council Should Act.
Manning, S. c., Feb. 20, 1917.
The Mayor and Council,
Manning, S. G..

Manning, S. c., Feb. 20, 1917.
The Mayor and Council,
Manning, S. G.
Gentlemen:
We are writing you a personal
prayer and petition again asking for
the erection of a light on the corner
of street near Caroline Mack's prop
crty, also property Of Aaron Vein
berg, John Dickey, and others, on the
Paxville road near this end of the
towns line.
We must complain that we have
not been treated as the other citizens
and tax payers of the town. We
have paid and do pay the assessed
amount of taxes, yet we do not en-
joy in common with the other citizens
the benefit to be derived from our
support to the town government and
its expenditures.
We would memorable the Council
with the fact that this town made
levy for a water system for the
benefit of it's citizens and to promote
good health. To this we are paying
our part and yet we must suffer be-
cause we cannot get water nor lights
in common with the other citizens.
We have no other way of letting you
hear from us hence, we pray and pc
tition your body for similar conside-
| ration given other tax payers and
citizens in the Town of Manning.
Signed,
Jno. Dickey,
Paul Charles,
Caroline Mack,
Della Gill,
A. Collins,
Camilla McFaddin,
James Witherspoon,
Joddie James,
Aaron Weinberg.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21
a Tribute.

In loving remembrance of our dear
Aunt Mary Barfeld who departed
this life February 13, 1917.
A precious one from us is gone,
The voice we loved is still,
A place is vacane in our home,
Which never can be filled.
Long days and night she bore in pain
TO wait for cure that never came,
But God who knowes all things best,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21

Did still her pain and give her rest.
Forget, her, no, we never will,
We loved her then, we love her still
Her memory is as fr,. day
AS in the hour she passe, away.
In that quiet and lonely graveyard,
Where the trees and branches wave
Lies our loving Auntie
In the cold and sainted grave.
A loving niece,
Edith R.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21
A Tribute.

Died at his home near Foreston,
Mr.. A. G. Mason, January 8, 1917,
age about Sc. He leaves a wife and
a number of friends to mourn his loss.
Mr.. Mason had been in bad health
about three years, and all was done
that loving hands could do but God
knowed best and took him to the land
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.

If it to matter of actual there will be no
hanging back the part of the American people, either
native foreign born. But the man who labors in the
factory and the field to produce the snews of war is
just as important cog in the national machine as
the who goes out to meet the enemy the field
of BATTLE Let each strive do OUR full duty wher
and whatever that may be-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21

cotton field about hundred yards
from her home on Saturday after
noon, death having been caused by a
discharge from shot gun which
tore nearly all Of the woman's head
from her body. While it is supposed
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21
of rest.

of rest.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful in thy grave so low,
Thou no more will join our number,
Thou no more our song shall know.
A devoted friend,
Alice Hodge.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-02-21
SUICIDE, ACCIDENT OR MURDER

Rosa Wactor, highly respected
colored school teacher living in the
TidWell settlement near Gaillard's
Cross Roads, was found dead in q
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20

Samit lit es mDglib, BON Rubrort
am Rbein, penn man mill, bis na9
Sulina am S9parSen Wteere einen
&abn geben gu laiien, Der freili4
cllerb04itens anoert6alb Weter eins
tau9en biirfte. limb paSu bic pielen
umitGnDe, bic ungeadblten S9leus
len! Nein, bas entipriht eben mid.
msbr ben beuti9en 8erbGltnifien.
9lu9 Der Nedor ioll Der Spnau
oienen. Sin ein5iger Wtann, Elm
Observation-Disclosures Diirttemz
berss, bat 13 Millionsn fir ben
9lusbau bes SluIiss su elmer pDllig
neuoeitliden 8aiieritraBe bergegeben.
glu9 bier banoelt es ii4 I'M cine
8erbinbung bes SonautaIes nit oem
Rbeintole.
Sas 1T aber serobe ni9t, mas bic
genannten alten SanDelsitdote eritrez
ben unb mas gang MitteIoeuti9lano
eritrsbt. Wtan mill bier i'm Srunbs
ni6t nah benz Rbeine bin, mill n:5t
lebislid Elm 4nbangiel Der pbneOies
iibermd9tigen Rbeinlanbe peroen,
fonoern man itrebt bier barna6,
ebenIo tpie bic Hbeinlanbs einen uns
mitteIbaren 3ugang gum Meere gu
getpinnen. Ni9t an ben Rbeiu bsnft
man, ionbern an bic Weier, unb Der
Weerbofen, ben man i'm 2luge bat, lit
Bremen, Der nod ben beionoeren
@orteil bate, al5 @nbbafsn Der Wais
feritraBe auf beuti9em 9ebiete gu
lisgen, pdbrenb bies BEL bsm Hssin
ni6t Der Sail lit.
lin tpiepiel fiir5er ipiirbe bier aud
Der @eg gum Wlsere, ais bort! Sn
elmer einSigen gsraben 2inie lissen
bic Srte 2lugsburg, Riirnbsrg. 9ams
berg nad gforbsn gu; bonn f6neiset
oieIelbe gerabe mitten bur9 bic this
ringii9en 2anbe, nimmt &oburg unb
Meininsen auf. riibrt bi6t an Gi>
iena4 unb lduft Sund9it in bi:
Werra, bann in bic Weiee Elm.
Sus 1T elm plan. gang nad ben
Wiinihen unb 8sbiirfniiien Siibs
oeutf1Ianbs, namsntlid 8aberns,
unb aud sbiirinsens; frsiIi4 eiu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20

Wir baben beutsutase rei6!i9 @rs
fabruns i'm aana!bau. @s 1T freis
li9 elm oubergep0bnlib, groBes llns
ternebmen, I'm bas ss iia bier ban.
belt; aber ein Sprung ins lngetp;iie
iit es ni9t. Gs laiien ii9 bic 8auz
toiten senau i'm pOraus feititeIlen,
fir bic 8etriebstoiten sibt es ionit
qn6alt senug, unS ebenio tann man
ii9 BON benz 9ertebr, pelber fir
BEN &anal gu eriparten itebt, elm
beutli9es Bib MAIDEN.
Der &onal mar lGngit geplant,
repor bic leBten WeItereigniIie eins
traten. S9on bamals iagte man
ii9: Der Sanal tit eine ytptlpenbigteit
fir ipeite 9ebiete Seutialonbs, bic
iih INNER mebr unb me6r bonn gros
BEN Weltoertebr absebrdngt ieben;
aber er mubte ii9 aud f6pn be5ablt
MAIDEN, bepor bic neue Wenoung elm
trat, neil ibm Speierlei pDIlig iiter
lit: einerieits Der Soblenpertebr ppm
Rieoerrbein Der uno anbererIsits fir
bic um9etebrte Hihtung Der @rspers
tebr bes Sranfenlanbes an ben Rbein.
Dies beioss gibt benz 3aral fir ollie
Sale bas Tiidgrat; aler anberc
9erte6r cher, Der iih sons ppn fe!bIt
anIebt, ipenn Der &anal erii einmal
pa lit, gibt ibm SleiI9 unb Slut.
SsOe neae @ertsbrsftraBe ihafft audi
neuen Sertsbr.
Seine gang beiOnoere Sebeutuns
fat Der &anal aber ourd bic iiinss
item greigniiie auf benz 8aItan ses
iponnen. War es bis babiM feinem
Deien no9 nur elm 9inneEseg, sin
blober .Stidtaual" mad Der 8iiits
bin, 10 muB er, iebt ausssfiibrt. gu
elmer @eltitraBe tperbsn. Au.- burd
bas alte europa fdneibenb, fdlieb.
er nidt nur bic alten StGtten bsuts
i6en 9etperbefleiBes on bas beimi!de
Uieer an, fonbern Iest bi9t Dor lire
Sore aud sine breits Sirate, bic Fe
ouf bem tiirseitsn Wess nit BEN no.
ben unb aud bem fernen Often Der,
binbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20

plan bon erbriidenber @rDbe unb,
mas bic 9usfiibruns betrifft. NIT
niht sans ssipDbnli9en Sdpieristeis
ten pertniipft; banbeIt es fi4 bod
bier barum, bic 9sbirssitOde su iibers
fsisen, tpslde iid atpiidsn Der 9o'
nau uno ber Weier als f4arfe Waf'
isrI9eiben erbeben. BIS auf cine
S0be bon 10 Mstsr mub baSu Der
Waiieripiesel bes &anals aIlmGbli4
sebra9t iperben. Sn elmer seipa!tis
gen Sreppe bat Der Wafierpeg bon
8umbers Der anauiteisen. Inn ieiaen
S9eitelpuntt au erreiden, mo er. els
ner giienbabn sleia, ben 9sbirss'
itod permittelit eines Sunnels burbs
fObrt, Der polle nsun ailometer lang
tperben muB, Inn bann ienieits in ei'
ner nod iteileren uno nod lGnger:n
Sreppe bon 200 Uetern Sisfe tpies
Ser absufallsn, eamit er bic Werra.
bic WeIer unb enbli6 ben erfebnten
Weeresipiegel erreiAt.
Die neue WaTsritrabe piirbe BON
Ter Sonau Bis na9 Bremen etpa
800 &ilomstsr lang fein; oabon mir
be bic sr0Bte SGlfte, ndmIi9 Der fibs
Iids Sell, elm ridtissr aanal ipers
ben, ipGbrenb Der nDrblidbe Sell ols
Wafieritrabe bereits beitebt unb es
bier nur barauf antommt, bic Werra
unb bic Weier in Der Sabrrinne ents
ipre4eno gu perbeHern. Sa5u tds
men nod bic peri4ieOenen Stidtas
ndle gum 9(nf4IuB BON 9lussblrg.
Miinden unb Giiena4. 9lIles in
allen banbelt es ii9 Inn elm Inter
nebmen bon rurb elmer Srittelmils
liarbe.
Gtpas piel ipirb man iagen;
ober mir iinb ieb. an 10 bObe 3nb!er
gep0bnt. OaB bic SDbe allein nidt
mebr fhreden lam. Wir frassn
rielmebr nur: Wel9sr Nuben iprin9t
babel beraus? Matbt ii9 bieier bobs.
Setras besablt2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20

rem 2auf bon Der Auelle an ents
I9ieben nod Often. inOem iie iia
etipa on ben p6eriten Auellgebieten
Der iibrigen StrDme bin5iebt. 8ers
peiIen 10 bieIe anoeren 5luBIdufe
0eutI9lanO nit ieinem SanDel oeuts
lid an bic Rorbmeere, 10 gibt benz
ielben Seuti6lonb anpererfeits bic
0pnau bic Ri9tung na4 ben Siibs
meeren, unp nod beutli9er, nod uns
pertennbarer unO mG4tiger tut tie
tas, aGs jene anberen 5liiiie es na9
ibrer Settle bin tun; benn um ipeIt'
geipaltigen Slub banoelt es ii4 BEL
i6r! Der lGnsite Strom i'm eigsnt:
li9en Guropa! Mebr pie boppelt
10 lang als Der &bein! Mit einem
gRieoeri9lagsgebiet 10 sroB, pie gang
Seiterrei9sllngorn uno bas baIbe
Seuti9lanb Suiammensenommen.
Die befru6tenbe Daieraoer Don
nibt peniser als iieben Staaten Der
perI9iebeniten 3ungen! 4us benz
duberIten 8eIten Seutialanbs toms
menb, ssbt Iie bur9 bas Ser5 Deter
rei6s llngarns, I'M iih in bas ges
naltige 9eden oes S6par5en Wfeez
res gu ergieBen. Soppelt 10 lang
als bic &iiite Der bsutiden Rorbs
meere lit bic &iiite bieIes Siiomeeres
unb ringsum beieBt nit mG9tigen
Safenpldben, nod europdii6en unb
i9on aiiatii9en, in beren Riiden ii4
lpeite Sanbelsge6iete sritreden.
&ein onberer Strom fliebt auf
@uropos 9oben, Dem BON Ratur aus,
rpn Der Quelle on Bis Sur Wtiin@
bung bin, 10 piel 9unit suteil piro.
Doll ausgenubt puroe bieie CUNT
Ter llmitGnbe bisber ni6t. Der
Strom t0nnte piel mebr leiiten, ols
bon ibm osrlangt pirb; bas Sreiss
unD @isrfa9e; unb es gebDrten mir
oer6GltnismGbig aerin9e 8erbeierun'
gen ieiner Sabrrinne oa5u. 4m
INTERN Gnbe bat man es ia i6on
robin sebra9t, bob Ssei4iffe bort
pertebren t0nnen. Deiter aufpdrts
aber ma6t es beute nod Wiiibe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20

firaBe iperben, auf Der einitens Ntit.
teleuropa uub Der nabe Often mit>
.inanber bsrtebrten, lpas i'm iibrisen
ni9t einmal etiuas Reues lit. Rein,
eas Nlte tebrt nur nieber. S9on
Dor SabrbunDsrten mar es TO-; aber
nit bem 9tuftommsn Der sroBen Sees
Ihiffabrt, Dor allen Der Sampfers
fabrt, ipurbe Der Sanbslsipes bur9
bas 8innsnlanb msbr unb mebr pers
laIfen. Safiir bliibten bic Ssefdbte
an ben Deltmesren auf unb so5sn
allen Sanbel on iid.
Rirsenhpo ipurbe bas 70 fiiblbar,
tpis in ben Sibsn bes alten beuti6en
@eiperbefleibes, in Riirnbers, 9lusss
curg, Wiirsburs. 9amberg. Sisies
Sera Seutf4lanps besann matter 81
i4lasen, bic san5e araft ipanbte ii6
na9 Der glubenieite, Der Seetiilte.
60 tann es peiter nidt @unbsr nsbs
men, penn in ben StGbten altsn
Sanbels INNER brinsenber bas @erz
langen seporben 1T, nun ebenfalls
nit oieier iesenfpenoenben 3iiite in
@erbinbuns au fommen - natiirlid
auf oem @aiIerpesel Senn bab bic
gifenbabnen bier ni9t geniigen, bas
bat fi9 tlar seseist.
Saber bic pielerlei glGne, bic bars
ouf ausgeben, WiitteIz unb Siibs
beutI6lanb nit neuen S9iffabrts>
itraben su berforsen. ober bier bes
itebenOe gu perbeifern; unO nebenber
las Streben, bic Str0me Norb>
teutf9lanbs aud nit Der Opnau in
9erbinbuns gu brinsen, in oeren @s<
6iet 10 piele sroBe Sanbelspldbe lie.
gen.
Der 2ublpisstanal 1T cine iolbe
alte 8erbinoung, bic aber i6on allsu
cit tit, Inn beute nod gu geniisen.
Sm iibrigen 1T Der Sinn bis5ss &as
nails portrefflih, oerbinbet er bod
tie Sonau bon 3eblbeim aus in beis
nabe gernoer 2inie nit bem Main.