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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-29

EgAn's black diamonds" will soon
give way to "cool comfort" try him
ere it is too late.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-29

* TO sKellum & Lawson for
"V lots in Farwells Heights.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-29

Buy Egan's Indian Territory coal
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-29

Ladies fine Oxfords at Hit & Co.'S,
Ala Austin street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-29

Buy Egan's Anthracite coal.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
AS A MATTER OF INTEREST.

Some weeks ago THE TIMES found an
article in the New York Herald credited
to the Durham IN. c. Globe, pitching
into Northern veterans in regular
Okolona States style. 1t was repro
duced as curiosity. The North Caro-
lima State organization of Democratic
clubs, in session at Raleigh, passed the
folio wing resolutions:
Resolved The the State organization of Demo
cratic clubs, largely composed of cx-Confcdcratc
soldiers, re-ailirm the principles cnunciatcd in
the national Democratic platform as AGO. ted Mt
Chicago, June 81 1892, and heartily endorse
every word and eyllable thereof. ami ropudiute
the utterances OF the Durham Globe II indcpen-
dent newspaper edited by arerssn heretofore
Republican from the No.thwes.), regarding pen
sion inconsistent with the national Demo
cratic platform.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
THE ouronER oENruRY.

The Columbus interest eliminates, as
it should, in the October Century, con-
temporaneously with the celebrations
at New York and Chicago, the frontis-
piece being the newly brought out
Lotto" portrait of Columbus. owned by
Mr. j. w. Ellsworth, of Chicago. 1t is
accompanied by an explanatory paper
by the critic, John G. Van Dyke. In the
same number the Spanish statesman,
CASTELAR,, writes of Columbus home.
ward voyage after the great discovery,
and the architect, Van Brunt, describes
the Fisheriea Building. the exquisite
Art Building and the United States
Government Building at the Worlds
Fair. In addition to this Is an editorial
on the Fair, in which it is declared that
Chicago, in the housing of the Worlds
Fair, has not only equaled, but has sur
passed Paris. The editor adds, ''We
shall have an exhibition moro dignified,
beautiful and truly artistic than any
the world has SEEN"
An article OF immediate and almost
.
paper on money in Practical Politics."
describings the methods, snamefully
common. in what are called practical
politics" in this country. He goes into
most curious details, and discusses he
causes of corruption and proposed rem
tdies. The article is editorially in.
dorsed, with further suggestions as to
means of prevention.
The opening paper of the number is
very striking piece OF autobiography by
Archibald Forbes, the famous war cor
respondent, who describes in the first of
series of two papers what he saw OF
the Paris Commune. Accompanying
this is a reproduction of Herbert Her
i1omer's painting OF Archibald Forbes,
also some original drawings made for
this article by the distinguished Paris
artist, Verge, with other illustrations,
not the least interesting of which is
group showing types OF petroleuses."
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
ROANOKE. VA, OCTOBER /. 1909.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN FINANCES

NORFOLK AND WESTERN FINANCES.
The action of the Norfolk and West
eTn railroad directors in suspending the
payment Of cash dividends and in is
suing debenture bonds in lieu of money,
SAYS the New York Journal of Finance,
was taken in Difference to the views of
English stockholders, who own ma
jority of the share capital, and who in
sisted upon distribution to represent
the surplus earnings. The amount was
reduced, however, from TX per cent.
semi.annually to per cent. The divi-
dend is payable October % in scrip, con-
vertible in sums of $500 into debenture
bonds bearing S per cent. interest, ma
turing in 1919, or earlier, at the COM
pany option.
The directors issued circular to the
stockholders setting forth clearly the
company s situation. 1t is stated that
the bankers syndicate that is carrying
tho 60, 900, 900 collateral trust loan have
extended this loan until December 81,
1898. OF the 100000 shares Of preferred
stock authorized at the last annual
meeting 10000 have been sold to the
syndicate at $50 share less SO rebate.
No further issues of stock or bonds are
contemplated at present. The earnings
of the com pany for the year ending June
30 are as follows
Gross earnings. Observation-Disclosures. S9,49t4l IS
Expenses and taxes. U,3cS OPS 50
Net earnings. Observation-Disclosures. s31O5 1883 o5
Other income Observation-Disclosures. 3ii,SS1 IS
Total Observation-Disclosures. Ss,45l, 1854 %
Interest and rentals. 1883 lSI 30
This surplus is equivalent to about ~
per cent. on the preferred stock. One
dividend of IA per cent. cash was paid
in April, and the per cent. script is all
that the directors think it wise to pay
Tho statement closes with the express
sion of a belief by the board that when
the trade depression in the Southern
States has passed away and the Ohio
extension is opened the net revenues
should by larger that ever before.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01

Mr. HowELLs will begin in the No
vember Cosm poiitsn, department un-
der the attractive title: "A Traveller
From Alturia." Those who have seen
the first two papers think they will
EQUAL in interest and in their wide APP
peal to all classes, the Breakfast Table
Papers of DR.. Holmes. In order to give
Siie necessary time to this work. Mr..
Howells has turned over the detail edi-
torial work to Mr.. Walker.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
Maintaining the Quarantine.

From the Warrington Star
The Quarantine officials OF Cape
Charles are censured by the thoughtless
for enforcing the twenty day rule The
officials are sustained in their fidelity
to law and public interests by the great
body of the public. The officials should
not be discouraged by criticisms of this
character. The safety Of Washington,
Baltimore and many other cities de-
ponds upon the maintenance strict
quarantine so long as necessity requires
it-that is. as long as cholera is cpl
demic in Europe,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
Opposed to the Reduction.

LONDON, Sept. 3o.--I Special Seventy
seven per cent. Of the master cotton
spinners of England to day decided to
enforce the reduction OF per cent. in
the wages Of their employees. The men
stu bbornly refuse to accept the proposed
reduction and intend to strike. 1t is
generally admitted in Manchester that
stoppage of work will not be bad
thing for the trade, as it will enable the
spinners to reduce their present heavy
StOcks
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
Rent of the Georeia Ra,lroad.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 3O.-TSpeciall-
The Central Railroad Of Georgia to day
deposited with the Georgia Railroad
Bank s150,0Oo for it's share of the half
yearly rental Of the Georgia railroad. the
other half being paid by the Louisville
aud Nashville road.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
Funeral Of william p. Canaday.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-ISpeciall-
The remains of the late William P. Can
aday, who committed suicide here Tues
day, were inferred at Rock Creek Gene
terry this afternoon Tho funeral sery-
ices were held at Spears undertaking
establishment, Rev. DR.. S. II. Greene,
pastor of Cavalry Baptist Church, otiici-
atinp
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
False Economy

Is practiced by people who buy inferior
articles of food because cheaper than
standard goods. Infants arc entitled to
the best food obtainable 1t is fact
that the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand
Condensed Milk is the best infant food
Your grocer and druggist keep it,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01

NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
IN Roanoke, Va.--The regular session
Of this popular institution, which has
been partially suspended during the
heated season, resumed yesterday, Sep
TENDER 1st, with full corps of instruc-
tors Remember that over rs per cent.
of the two hundred students who
entered the school and completed their
course are to-day filling positions sue
cessfully and most of them in this
Magic City of progress and enterprise.
Young man. come here and prepare for
business. Send for our new illustrated
college journal containing full informa.
ton. Address as above. lily
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
Not in the Store.

TIE TIMES was in error in stating
yesterday that the fire was in Mr..
Picken's jewely store. 1t was over the
store. but not In it. The building or its
outhouse havo boon fred repeatedly,
but oaly once has the FIR. originated in
tho store aud that was trivial blaze in the
window.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
Last Nights Concert.

Tho concert in aid Of the piano fund
for the Y. Nj. c. A. last night was sue.
cess, although there was but meagre
attendance. Mrs. Bessie Otons select
ions were indeed literary treat. She
is highly cultivated and with her mag
netic emotions she moved the audience
at will. Her recitation with pianoforte
accompanist was most interesting and
unique feature sin Old Madrid" by
Prof. P. G. Leary was we'll rendered.
The male quartette was encored for
their first selection, but appeared more
familiar with their second lumber. The
singing OF Mrs. Kuykendall was, as
usual, we'll received.
E. L. Rochussan played two piano
forte selections with his accustomed
finished execution, exhibiting much
sympathy in his performances. w. A.
Wynne, in few mastery remarks re-
garding engagements for the coming
star course, said that Mrs. BESSIE Oton
would in all probability revisit Roa-
nOlxe
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01

THE officials of the bicycle meet are
requested to report on the grounds to
the referee to-day at l o'clock.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
THE TIMES.

Rowell's American Newspaper Direo-
pory for 1901 pute the circulation OF THE
NOANOKE TIMES above that OF any
other paper in Southwest Virginia, snd at
sssorc than that OF all the othcrcpapers or
Roanoke combined.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01

PIANOS and organs at factory prices
and easy payments at H.bbie Music Co,
1877 Salem avenuo.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
nusrINas COURT FOR OCTOBER.
Tho Criminal Docket for tho Month Ha,
Reen Made UP.


Reen Made UP.
The criminal term Of the Hastings
Court Tor the month OF October will be-
gin next Tuesday. The following is a
list OF tho cases and the days set for
trial:
October 4th. Commonwealth of Vir-
GINA VS.. the rioters, misdemeanor;
same vs.. G. c. Pennell, forgery; same
VS.. Della Stovall, felony; same VS.. Bet
tie Price, felony.
October 9th. Same VS.. Dillon and
Darnall. misdemeanor; same VS.. Neal
Hannah, felony; same VS.. John Good,
felony.
October Z. Same VS.. Evy Jenkins, mis-
demeauor; same Va. Carter Lyons, mis-
demeanor; same VS.. Carter Lyons; mis-
demeanor.
October s. Same VS.. Luther c. Lester.
misdemeanor; same vs.. Luther G. Lester,
misdemeanor; same VS.. Luther G. Lester,
misdemeanor; same vs. R. l.. Gregory,
misdemeanor.
October II. Same vs.. T. b. jennings,
misdemeanor; same vs.. j. II. Byrd, mis-
demeanor; same vs.. j. H. Byrd, mis-
demeanor; same VS.. E B. Pitsnogle,
misdemeanor.
October Is. Same VS.. NJ. N. Lyon,
misdemeanor; same VS.. Joe Dunmore,
forgery.
October 10. Same vs.. Mrs. Mary Robin
son, misdemeanor; same VS.. Mrs. Mary
Robinson, misdemeanor.
October 30. Same VS.. G. G. Jones,
felony.
October 81. City of Roanoke vs..
Booker Mitchell, appeal; same VS.. Cor.
nelius Lane, appeal; same VS.. F. E.
White, appeal.
October 90. Commonwealth OF Vir.
GINA VS.. w. L. Chapman, felony; same
VS.. w. l.. Chapman, felony; same VS.. w.
l.. Chapman, felony; same VS.. w. L.
Chapman, felony.
October 3O Same vs. ]. Nj. Maupin,
felony; same VS.. j. M. Maupin, felony.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01

Subscribe for Tho Times. Only SI.25 IN
for the balancs of the year.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
BARGAINS.

Nice 4-room cottage, in three blocks
OF the courthouse, $1,000; $3.50 cash. bal
ance SIS per month
Corner lot, 5ox13O feet, in the Lewis
Addition, 81 900.
Beautiful dwelling on Terry Hill, o
rooms, all modern improvements, lot
50x150, 5000; 5000 cash, balance easy
terms.
Belmont lots, 5000.
Groom dwelling, with stable on lot,
S2,0o0 500 cash, balance $40 per month.
Dwellings for railroad men, 81 600;
500 cash. balance 8ls per month.
Good lot, 50xl50 feet, near West End
round house, S400; S25 cash, balance IS
per month.
5-room house, near the Shops, $1,000;
500 cash, balance 81 per month.
Several houses for Roanoke Machine
Works mon on very small cash payments
and the balance SI3 and SIS per month.
Come to see US. We will sell you the
cheapest property in Roanoke.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
Cine perfdmdbte 8raut
DerIanet $25, 1000 S6aoeneriak.

SIM 8unbes : &reis9ert6t madte SRI.
Srma 6eilbronn, cine bibi6e lunge SIT
bin bon 20 Sabren aus Wilpaufee, cine
auf $3.50 SdaoeneriaB lautenoe &lage
gegen Sonas @reenehaum tpegen gebro6enen
@beperlprehens anbGngig. Sri. 6etlbronn
Dobnt bet tbren @ltern in geo. $50 WturrqD
2pe., WeiIipautee, pGbrenb @reenebaum in
$50. $50 Seogtpid Str. in Chicago am
Idilig unb "a SSe6re alt lit. 8etDe itno
noblbabeno. Sic tparcn Dor mehreren
Sabren befannt qetporoen, u1D i'm lebten
september ertlGrte @reeuebaum letne 2iebe
uno bielt um Srma's 6anb an. @r erbielt
Die 3ula0e unD i6tdte at letne Sreunoe
unb Befan1ten iopie Die ieiner Braut 8erz
lobungsfarten aus. Die 6od5eit ioQte in
otelem Sritbiabr itattftnben. Sri. 9e;lz
bronn bate lGon tbre 9ull3e NuSfteuer
ferttg. lfno lrgar @reenebaum bate ldou
@nitalten gelna6t, WiObeln fir Die 6ausz
et1rt6tun9 81 faufen. Sas @rlte, mas ibr
bon tbres 8erlobten 0fiiGtrttt &unoe gab,
tDar Elm LANCER 8rief, ben, nie SRI. Sell
bronn ia9t, ie ni6t Der Seffentli6tett
preisgeben fann. @r babe ihr mitaetbeilt,
baB er $4,000 an Der 8Drie perloren babe
ltnD Dab tbre 6o65eit OeSbalb notbpsnoiqer
Nelle perlhoben neroen miille. Greene
bGunt Duroe Damn %per1nlaBt, na0 Wtilz
tpaufee gu fOmnen unb ftG offen AL err
fLaren, unb er babe bann Qelteno eernabt,
DaB er nor 5 SSabren ntbt baran benton
fOnne, elm iun9es WeGDhen gu beiratben,
oaS in 9urus uno lleberfluB a~ufgepadlen
let. Sri. Seilbronn lou ii9 oann bereit
erflGrt babert, in ben belheioenIten 8erbGltz
ni1len gu leben, tporauf @reenebaum brett
e%rfldrte, oaB CT ieiner. 8raut bas ~eeSaport
3%urlifgebe un0 ibrer 8erlobung nit einem
Nnberen nt6t i'm Me9e lteben noble. 9ies
lit Die 0arlegung Der NnnGlte oes SRI.
0eilbronn, Die nod als ben pabren @runb
BON @reenebaum's Giidtritt bic 0%eigeruna
Der @ltern oellelben. ibre 3uitiumung aH
Der Setratb gu 9eben, anfiibren. 9ieie
9Set9erung lou irteoerum ouf rein n1as
terteuen Snterellen be9riinbet leln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02

Sbieres muB bic ibrige 8ebanoIung 6an6
in 5amO seben. vgBas Sans0ea ni6t
lernt, lernt 0ans ntmmermebr." Das muB
man beoenten luo BET 3eiten %anfangel1, eS
ansulernen, bamit eS lpGter Die 9ienite
tptltg nerridtet, fir Die es beitimmt lit.
@egen etne frGfti9e @ruGbrrng Der Siilen
i'm crlten SebenStdDre miro oft Der @t1tpano
gema6t, oaB ibnen bas Sutter in Die &npz
den l6lGgt, oaB lie Spatb, @alIen u. /. N.
betOmmen uno Grilppsl tperoer. Steler
Ginmano lit ri6tig lno bod grunofali@.
3ttdtt9 lit er, tpenr1 man ba5 6iiIen, nadz
Dem es abgeleBt lit, i'm Stale 1teben lGBt,
Dbenorein nod fpo6G gar anbinbet uuo bann
:etdli6 %fittert. @s fommt oann in einen
sSu1tano, tDte teoes a1oere 9emGltete S6ter:
Der Wanit miro burh reihlihes Sutter aus
geoebnt, Der gan3e &0rper nit Sleii6 uno
Sett iiberlaoen, Die 8eiue cher, pel6e Da3u
beittnmt itno, ni6t allein ben G0rper gu
tragen, lonbern audi nod 2alten ooer iie
fo~rt3u3teben, itn6 BET benz gGnSlihen Wtanz
gel an llebung ibrer &rGfte nt6t ausgez
btl0et. Wtr0 nun nab LANCER j3eit oaS
SllIen aus benz StaIe g%elaileu, 10 lit IS
mutbtg, lpritgt uno tummelt it6; bic
i6tDa6en Getne aber fonnen Die 9oit beS
i6Deren 8OrperS. melder nod oasu bur9
turSe 8eipesung unb pGobli@ss l1moreben
rudmeile, balo auf oielen, balo auf jenen
SUB 9elegt miro, nt1t tragen, Spatb,
@auer Ii. /. N. treten bernor ooer bas Sui
len Derfdnst fi6, miro iteif all aQcn @ltez
bern, unb Der &riippel lit fertig. Qlber
nidt bas Sutter i6ld9t benz SiiQen in Die
&nO6en, lonoern Die perfebrte 8e6anolung.
0as 8IerO, oeiien pOr5iali9iter Nertb in
Der StGrfe ieiner Gnoden, Musfeln uno
Sebnen beitebt, fam Oieien @ertb nur erz
ret6en, tuenn Die StGrfe leiner &nodber,
Wtusteln unb Sebnen bard tGglt6e
llebung in angemeiiener Meiie entpidslt
tpirb, 0arum lGiie man bereits bas Saugz
fiaen tdgLi0 etntse !3stt neben Der Mutter
berlaufen; lobalD IS ab9elebt iii, brtnge man
IS alf Die WetOe ODER in etuen gerGumigen
Stau, in benz IS it6 fret bepegen fam.
Inter allen llmitGnhen Jorge man bafir,
oaB Die SiilIen tQ9lt6 cine angeme1iene,
t1re @lieomaB@n i~tdrtenoe, aber tbre &rGfte
ni6t i%lberiteigenbe 8emegun9 erbaIten unb
man miro it6er trGftige uno geiunoe SILL
len auf5ieben, .tpci6e niht alletn ibren 8ez
ftber erfreucn, ionoern audi bas auf tie
oertpenoete Tutter rei6lt6 be3ablt MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
Derfeben Ger DHansen.

9as gerieben lit l6pierig, tpenn bic
Yflan5en in GROCER 9AtaabL unb bi9t iM
Samen1Gpfen pDer auf 8eeten fteben uub
ein5eln periebt tperOsn miiiien. W1an muB
in otelem Safe beriuden, an ben BurSeln
tpentgltens einige %anbGnsenbe Groe at err
baIte1, mas man meiitens baour6 eerei6t,
Dab man Die Sdmlinge einige .3eit Dor benz
Nusbeben begieBt. Sc peniger Die Murseln
bon @roe entbl0Bt itnb, oeito better maGlen
ie an. 9tm peniaiten giinltig Iisgt Die
Sahe, tpenn Die Wuraeln gan3 nadt uno
mebrere oerielben beihG0ist itno. Stir
@etpG6le bGrterer gfatur bat btes minoez
items ben Jtadtbetl, baB ibr 8a6stbum
fir lGngere ooer f"ir5ere 3eit unterbrohen
miro bis babin, no neue Mur5eln li1 ges
btloet baben. 8iele gflan5en aber pers
baLten ith unter iDl6en llmltGnben melt
ihmteriger unb ~iiberipinben otele St0runa
MIR unter oenienigen ~8ebingunaen, unter
Del6en l6Dierioe Stefllnge fib betpuraelu.
9as Nnnadien miro in bieiem Sale INN
10 ft6erer uno raider bon Staten eeben,
te mebr Wur0eln erbalten gebLleben iino.
Die bette !3ett gum @erieben belau6ter
PIan5en in oaS freie 2ano lit Der Nbeno;
bel beoedtem 9tmmel uno re9nerii6er NSits
terung jeoo0 tam man gu ieoer Sagesaeit
oerpflanserl. Sebr wi@tis lit IS, Oieles
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
Dom maisphdnsel1.

Ser Sur6l9ntttsertrag bonn WtaiS belief
itd IN ben 10 Sabren bon 1880 bis 1890 in
glebrasfa auf 1913, in Soma auf 3O.9, in
SnOiana aul 28.9, in Obio auf 300, il
&entudD auf 28.8, in &unias aaf 28.5, in
Satuots auf 26.7, in Weillourt auf 27.4
8uibel DOM Ncre. Sn allen bteien Staate1
CAB eS 3DetfelLos iepr Diele Sarmer, Die
@rtrGge bon 80 Bis 60, ia 80 uno mebr
8uIbel ernteteu, elm 8emeiS, baB Die 0urdz
iGrlttsertrGge Dlel b0Der lein t0n1ten. Die
rei6lten @rnten itno ni6t btejent9en, Die
Dem SSarmer ben netiten 8ortbeiI bringen.
0aran ertInerte uns nod etnnIdl Die Wfais>
ernte oeS Sa6reS 1889. 9ieielbe mar nGln>
Ltd UNI 30 8roceHt 9~ertnger tpie bic bes
Gortabres, bradte troBbem ooer eben oeBz
tpegen benz Tarmer Die Summe BON 1867
100000 Dollars mebr Elm. Solde Grmdc
aungen balten natirli6 ben Tarnter nt6t
ab. auf ben bon ibnt beite1ten Seloern ben
grOBtmOgIt6iten @rtrag 81 eritreben. 8or
allen 9ingen gebDrt Da5u gute5 feimfrGftt>
ges Saatforn, tpeldeS fiir Die Gegenb pai>
ieno lit. @tele itaben iih OaDrrd), bdb Tie
etne groBe Sorte pflanSei1, bic nt1t 1tder
retf miro. SIT Die 6erbitwitterung oann
ntht glnlttg, pte baS 3.8. i'm Iebten Sabre
Der Vau Dar, 10 bat man DetAeS unretfes
&orn nit bebeuteno %perrtngertem @ertbe.
8urOe bas gu beiteIenOe Telo i'm 9erbit
ober I'M Sriibjabr gepflii9t, ioute oaS Saats
bett nor Dem Bflan3en bis gu geniigenber
Stefe 10 sIei6mdBig fetn ber9ertdtet perben
tpte nur tbunlid. SIS miro baburh ui6t
oletn oas feimenbe 1nfraut nernidtet,
ionbern Die &6rner fommen aud in cine
esale Siefe, 10 baB fie glei@seitie aufseben,
uno mas Elm %glei6maBiser Nufsans betm
Wtats gu beOeuten BAT, petB ieber 6armer.
Steber loate man etnise Sage ipdter pflan<
gen, alS ME in elm unfertises TeIO. Sin
reines Telb unb nad beiben Seiten geraDe
Getben erleidtern ale na6folaenDen Nrbei>
ten nit Dem &ulttDator. Bertruftet mad
Dem Bflan3en Der 8oben Dur9 Hegeugiti1e
ooer itno nod fetmenoe uHfrduter gu serz
ft0ren. 10 Ialie man nur bic @gge seben;
BET lor9iamer Qusfibrung Dieier Nrbeit lit
nthts fir Die berDorfommenoen ODER be-
reits oufgesaugenen Yfdn36em gu filr6ten,
tie tperoen i'm @egentbeiI UNI 10 raider in
ben retnen uno 8eIoferten 8ooen wa6ien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
Dermt1btes.

= Ser preuBiihe S%uitt5miniiter Or. p.
S6eutng poaenoete am 10. Nprtl let1 SO.
2ebensiabr. St lit aur !3elt oer Glteite Der
attinen preuBilhen Staats @Wtinilter unb
bltdt, Da CT am II. 0eSember 1874 in ben
Sulti5otenlt getreten tit, auf etne 48lGbrt9e
9ienit5eit 3uriid. Qm 81. Sannac 1889
murbe ct gum S%uitiSntniiter ernannt.
- 1teber' Die @eldoBpirfung Der neuen
@enebre BET einem Gelebrun9si1teBen oer
Snfanterie : ShieBidule III Berlin am
2. 9pril 1892 meroen folgenbe interelante
@in3elbetten mitgetbeilt: @ei6olien murbe
auf so uno 60 Wteter @ntfernung; bic .3tels
Sblette tparen peridieoen. iie beltanbenen
in BaumitGmlnen aus @i6en, As Cent?
meter fart, unb Observation-Disclosures
50 Gentimeter fart; feruer aus bret btnterz
chamber aufgeitelten Gt6enbalfen te 22,5
Gentimeter, aus 5tpel btnterelnanoer aufges
1teQten @i9enbalfen ie 80 Genttnteter, in
berihieoenen &alten aus %ein3Oatgen &tens
brettern, l Weter lang, 4 Wteter brett uno
J Wteter bod, nerl6ieoentli6 gefiiut nit
Sano, STATEN, 9inser, ooer Wooreroe, aus
Weauerr, Elm uno stpet Wtauerlteine tart,
aus elmer @iienplatte, 6 Wtiutmeter 1tart,
uno aus 8ohlenmGnoen, OOPS Wfeter fart
nit OOPS Wleter Qlbitono, 0,20 Wteter ges
fIut init Sanb. Ollie bieie i3iel Obiette.
Die &aiten Der SGtge mad, tDuroen ourdz
I1lagen, ipobei Die @eidobe nl6t Dernns
ftaItet purDen. MuBeroem tDuroe nab
SbierfaoaDcrn (Bferben, &iben) gelhollen
aus @eme6ren Wt. S8 uno sc. 1884 gum
0ergIei6e, tpie Derbeereno bic Srctter Der
alien @Gtpebre an &no6enbau gemirtt bas
ben gegeu Das @etpebr SO. So. Grltere
seriprengten lebr bGuftg p%o1itdnot9 ben
getroffeneu &noden, mdbreno Die Sretter
bes 0emehres Sc. So enttpeoer bonn Snoden
abpraIIten ooer tbn 9latt our6lp6erter1.
Oie btSber 9e6rGu6licDen 0edun9en 1tlto
bel Beitem 81 DerltGrfen, un0 man tam
annebmen, baB Die tebigen @el6oBe tlnt
h~intereinanber aufgeiteute .@lteoer our37
l6la9en weroe1.
= Oie 3abl Der 0nlprii9e auf Getututs
gung BON NLtersrenten betrug nah elmer
WtittbeiIung beS v9fei6san3." ieit Dem Sn@
trafttreten 6eS &lebegeleBes ttsgelammt
192.705. Son 0teien Duroen 1899
Gentenaniprii6e anerfannt uno 37,4l4
3urIdgemieien, 1871 btieben unerleotgt,
tpGbreno Die Ibri9en 1861 NntrGge auf
an0ere gSetie @rleoigung gefunoen baben.
Die 3dbl Der tuGbreno berlelber 3ett er<
bObeuen @nlprl6e auf 8eptuigung BON
Snoaltoenrente betrug insgeiammt 5000.
Son oteien puroen 1903 Gentenanlprl6e
anerfannt unO 1865 3uriidgelptelen, 500
bIte6en unerleoigt, tpdbrenD Die lbrteen
231 NntrG9e auf anbere g8etie ibre @rleot@
9un9 gefu1oeE baben. Inter ben III ben
@enuB Der SnDalibenrente tretenoel1 Perlo1
men befanDen ii6 SO, tpelde bereits porber
eite Nlte1Srente be5ogen.
Sin fur6tbarer, aQerbinas ieLbtz
Deri6ulOeter l1n9;ldSfaa bat 1t6 neull6
auf Dem Segeler S6ieBplaB nabe 8erltl1
5ueetragen. Gin 9dnoen unO SuBen blutenO