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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
One Part of Meeting.

Did You ever meet an old friend
whom you didn't meet?" was the enig.
ma put up to Harlemite by neigh
Dor. The Harlemit, never did.
Il did this morning" the neighbor
explained. II was rushing downtown
on subway express. We passed a
local. also southbound under some
what less speed. l was hanging to
strap, and as gazed into a car of
the local that was opposite my car
recognized man had known int
mately, but had not seen for Is years.
He recognized me at the same mo-
ment and there WAS mutual salute.
Then my train forged ahead of the
other and he was lost to sight.
You see. met him, yet didn't
meet him."-New York Gloha-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
President Taft made some g

President Taft made some good
speeches during his recent outing.
They would have been much better.
however. if he had omitted his kick
ing at the newspapers. 1t is exceed
ingly safe to say that Mr.. Taft
would not now,,ssbe working at the
presidential Job had it not been for
the help Of the newspapers. The
newspapers represented him as man
who would continue the Roosevelt
policies. and the people elected him
for that purpose. Mr.. Taft has not
even tried to make good and has no
right to complain because the news
papers have quit saying nice things
about him.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
Fllipino Dolls, Houses.

Filipino youngsters are by no means
BADLY provided for as regards amuse-
ment. seeing that they enjoy the lux.
bry of life-sized dolls house-though
the latter, 1t must be remarked, is
but slightly different in proportions
and appearance from the residences
Of the adult population of the Philip.
pines. The climate in these parts is
so equable that the inability of most
Of the parents to provide their off,
spring with other than very scanty
clothing is OF no consequence; indeed.
clothing for children under the age of
ten years is regarded as redundant
and an unnecessary expense. - Wide
sWorld Magazine.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
= ceremony penIeu.


A Vienna merchant who had spent
the summer vacation at Altenberg, af-
ter reaching home sent an oil paint
ing of the Madonna to the authorities
of the vacation resort, with the re-
quest that it be placed in the spring
house. He asked also that priest
be requested to offioiate when the
painting was unveiled Father Steidt
of St. Andrews was selected to carry
out the request. but sent word that
he would not bless the picture until
he had the assurance that the wife
of the painter, land no other woman"
had served as model. AS it was i'm
possible to secure this statement. the
authorities had to di spense with the
religious ceremony.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23

were awful AS fast as possible the
dead were taken from the wreckage
by the survivors and laid out in rows
close to the track
Bodies Are Disemboweled..
An interview with DR.. SDevry of
Chicago, a passenger on the Inflated
train, says he was the FIRST man to
enter the wrecked cars He states
that for fully minute after the acct
dent you could hear a pin drop. The
first removed was Prof. Parrish, who
has since died. DR.. Devry says that
all passengers worked like Trojans.
A great many of the bodies were dis
emboweled and dismembered. Y
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
To Drive Dull Care Away.


What! dull. when you do not know
what gives its loneliness of form to
the lily. its depth of color to the
violet, its fragrance to the rose; when
you do not know in what consists the
venom of the adder. any more than
you can initiate the glad movements
of the dove. What! dbl. when earth,
air and water are all alike mysteries
to you. and when as you stretch out
your hand you do not touch anything
the properties of which you have
mastered; while all the time nature is
inviting you to talk earnestly with
her, to subdue her and to be1blessed
by her! Go away. man; learn some
thing, do something, understand some.
thing. and let me hear no, more OF
your dullness'-sir Arthur Helps.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
$1.W

will pay for The Des Moines Register
and Leader daily from now to June
25, 1910-$1.50 pays for the daily
with the big Sunday issue.
The Register and Leader is the one
Iowa daily newspaper that will keep
you thoroughly posted on all the ypo-
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Will tell you of its merits as a news
paper.
Subscribe through The Manchester
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
THE N AR K ETs.
Grain. Provlslons. Etc.

Chicago. Mar. u.
'FI.oUR-Firm.- Winter wheat. patent
3ute, $540G5.5o; straight, jute. =. 1905 40,
clear, jute. N.7o@4.so: spring wheat. spe,
cial brands, wood. $50: Minnesota hard |,
patent, jute. $5.1o95.15: Minnesota hard
spring. straight. export bags. A.so@6 .lo1
@3.1; low grades. E.ss@soo. Rye-white
per Dbl. $s.so@s.so; dark. per bbl.. jute
Ss.eo137o.
wHEAT-Nervous. May, s1.12X@1. 1s,t !
July. sl.oSh61. 07,4.
coRN-Firm. May, slA@s2sc; July
63%G64Ac.
OATS Unsettled. May. 4sA@4sNc: July
4lhstd4l7sc.
BUTTER Creamery. extra. size; pric.
TO retail dealers. 32,ac: prints, s3isc; extre
firsts. Soc; firsts. 2S: seconds. &c; dair.
les, extra 2lc: firsts.S &c: seconds. 2lc: la
dies. No !. .l&c: p,cking. 21c G.s.s
GS-Miscellaneous lots. cases inclu.
ded, ls,sGs0lsc: cases returned. ls@20c: or.
binary tirsts. l9c:, prime frsts. Gle; extra
eec; No. ! dirties. lie: checks Ice.
PoTATOES-Choice 10 fancy, sO@s2c
fair to good. 2T62Sc. New Potatoes-Ber-
muda. per bill. $L0oa1s.2a Sweet Potatoes
Illinois. S1.0c@200.
New York, Mar. q.
AwHEAT-Tirmer, quiet trade; No. Du.
luth, sl,2SA; No. 2 red, s1.2sis; No. 2 hard,
f,ominal No. macaroni. $los: No.
Manitoba. $l1Sk; May, $l.22M; July
81. 1875: September. $l.12N.
CORN-Dull. weak; steamer mixed, &c
No. 2. 641ac; No. 9 yellow, n1kc: May. Tic
July. I3c:, September, 73Kc
RYE-Nominal; No. 2, 90hc.
oATS-Weaker. dull: No. 2 white. 50lkG
sic; No. 8 white. 4s,s@5oc: No. white
4Slh@49c natural and clipped white, 4SQ
SIC: May. 4sNc. So
BARLEY-Nominal
East Buffalo. N. Y, Mar. 81.
cATTLE-Market active and &c higher
| prime, s70O6S.50; shipping, $6.75@7.25
butchers. s6.5O@7. 90; y heifers, $475G7.00
bulls $4.00G675: cows. ss.5O462s; MIL
cows and springers. $2o.Oo0s5.0O 90. ~
SHEEP. AND IlAMBS-Market activ
and nirm; lambs, s7O0@l0.7O; yearlings
| $e5Q StlO.15: sheep. s4.0OG9.0o. ~
HdGS-Market active and lower; york
erss $ll.oO@il.l5: pigs. 3l075:. mixed. ST. ol
ll25; heavy. $ll.25; roughs. SlO009loSs
stag;, ss.5oGs.oo. II vi
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
NO GOOD REASON TO COMPLAIN

The regular or standpat mem
bers of congress have no good rea-
con to complain about the alliance
between the insurgents and demo.
Gratis for the overthrow of Cannon
ism. Did not the regulars form an
alliance with the Tammany mem
bcrs of Congress at the special ses-
sion last year? Had it not been for
that alliance wouldn't Cannonism
have been overthrow at the thresh-
old Of Taft's administration
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
session is stormy.

Budapest, Mar. Stormy as have
been sessions of the Hungarian cham
Der of deputies. the Magyars outdid
themselves. Inkwells, books and other
handy missiles were hurled at the
heads of the ministers until the latter
took refuge in flight.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23

r. E. Charter, brakeman, Cedar Rap
ids. /;
Anthony Phillips, Waterloo
H. L. Pennington, Galesburg. Ill. 4
Fred Cotton, Washington, la.
@. w. Blair. Sedalia, Mo.
William Fleck, Vinton. la.
w w. Eggers, Waterloo.
Engbert L. Tangen, Northwood.
Earl T. Maine. cashier First Nation.
al bank, Williamsfield, Ill.
C. G. o. Hoff, mail agent, Minneap
oils.
Andrew j. White tcolored). st.
Paul.
Loren Allschlagsr, Ogden.
Archie Price (colored), porter, Cedar
Rapids.
ids.
Bessie Purues, Washington. Ia.
L. w. Parrish. Cedar Falls.
Injured:
Irene Cowan, Waterloo; Good.
naugh Cedar Rapids; @. w. Thomp-
son, vinton; L. M. Eggleston. Vinton;
Lizzie Anderson. Yinton; August
Swanson, Vinton; Florence VIM,
Waterloo; Mrs. Lem Patterson, Louis.
lana, Mo-; Nora Wilcox. Louisiana,
Mo-; Charles Davis. Minneapolis.
Mimi; P. j. Swift, Waterloo. Ia; DR..
G. w. Newman, Mount Vernon, Ia;
P. A. Russell. Grand Forks. N. D.;
Mrs. P. A. Russell. Grand Forks. N,
D.; A. S. Mcdonald, Perth, N. D.; j..
Smitzer, Waterloo; L. NJ. Wallin.
Washburn, N. D.; w. B. Kennedy,
Burlington; A. H. Nagel, Waterloo;
Mrs. Peese, Reinbeck, Ia; Alfred
Abraham, Carmont! s. D.; Engineer
John White, Marshalltowns William
Moody, Menominee, Wis; G. ]. Laub,
Chicago; Wilbur Teese, Rock Falls.
ILL.,; Frank Swanson, Einton; r. A.
Robinson, engineer, Cedar Rapids; M
| Jenkins, st. Louis; Ed. Hill, Muscatine;
George Downing. vinton; E. s. Pritch
| ard, Cedar Rapids; Miss Young, Vim
ton; A. X. Brown, Waterloo; William
Moody, Waterloo.
Running at High Speed.
While no statement has been made
by the officials of the company, 1t wal
learned that the Inflated train was
being backed toward Waterloo by two
engines, and that It was going at {
high rate of speed, making up time.
!. The wrecked train was en- route
from Chicago via West Liberty ant
Cedar Rapids to st. Paul Upon arriv
ing at Cedar Rapids, the train crew
learned that freight wreck had oc
Cured at Shellsburg, few mile
north and that it would be severa
hours before the tracks could b
cleared.
u Accordingly, the train was detoure'
over the Great Western tracks t
Il Marshalltown.
4. After leaving Marshalltown tn
train which was composed, of tel
II coaches and the two engines, proceed
ed to make up lost time and was rur
4 ming at the rate of thirty-five or fort
4 miles an hour.
u Entire Train Is Derailed.
4 Four miles north of Green Mountai
thereAw was a sudden lurch and mt
ment later the entire train had lei
the tracks and lay splintered mas
of wreckage and twisted iron an
steel at the bottom of small embanl
J: ment. 1t is believed that defectiv
rail was the cause Of the catastrophe
The sudden impact caused Pullma
sleeper to telescope the smoking ca
driving the sleeper clear through til
], car. The smoker in turn telescope
the woman's day coach. In these tw
cars the loss of life was appalling
y there being 80 passengers in the wor
ans coach.
i The scenes that followed the wrec
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
Live stock.

- Chicago. Mar. q. z
CATTLE-Good to prime steers. $500
SIS; fair to good steers s5.7507.5O: com.
mon to fair beeves. IS. 0005..75: common tc
fancy yearlings, $s75Qs.oo: good to choice
beef cows. $.75G7.0o; medium to good beet
cows, A.00G4.75: inferior killers. $a.T
G4E5: common to good cutters. $3.00q14.0oi
inferior TO good beef Gamers. $2.50Q30oi
Common to fair heifers, '3s.o0@7 Oo: butcher
bulls S5.00Q6 o5; bologna bulls. $S.50Q5.25;
Gamer bulls. s2.5o0a.25: calves. 1850
1850.
HoGS-Good to prime heavy. $10.i59
1I.O0; good to prime medium weight
butchers, slo.7OalO90; common to good
light mixed slO.65@1o.s5: fair to good
mixed, 3l0.6O@lO.s0: fair to fancy light
SlO.50010.7O. pigs, 80 to 140 lbs. $1o.0o0l0.S5
stays. sl0sO@ll.6s.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
PACKERS INDICTED
BY GRAND. JURY
Eleven Big Concerns Are Hit in
Indictment.
COMBINE CHARGED
Return Of True Bills Follows Three
Months Observation-Disclosures,
Swift, Morris and Others
Are Named.

Chicago, Mar. 22.-Federal investi- |
CATION of the packing industry In Chi
cage on charges of violation Of the
antitrust law resulted in indictment
of the National Packing Company and
its subsidiary corporations In Illinois,
Michigan, Kansas, Missouri and Colo.
RADIO. The defendants are as follows:
Z, National Packing Company Of New
Jersey.
G. H. Hammond Company Of Michi-
gan.
Fowler Packing Company of Kan
/. sas.
/, United Dressed Beef Company Of
Missouri.
/ Hammond Packing Company of I'LL
nois.
Omaha Packing Company of Illinois.
Anglo-American Provision Company
of Illinois.
Western Packing Company of Colo.
RADIO. M 4ui
ST. Louis Dressed Beef and Provision
Company of Missouri.
Colorado Packing and Provision
Company of Colorado. ~
T New York Butchers Dressed Meat
Company of New York 3 Ids-
Coincident with the return of the In
dictments, a petition to dissolve the
National Packing Company and Its
! subsidiaries was filed by District At
torney Sims in the United States cir
cult court.
Those in Suit In Equity.
4 While none of the packers was
named in the indictment. they are
mentioned in the suit in equity. Those
who are made defendants to the suit
in equity besides those corporations
\ which were indicted are:
i Armour & Co.
Swift & Co.
Morris & Co.
Edward Tilden.
Louis F. Swift.
Edward F. Swift.
Charles H. Swift.
L. A. Carton.
Frank A. Fowler.
j. Ogden Armour.
Arthur Meeker.
/. Thomas j. Connors.
: Edward Morris. s
I Thomas e. Wilson.
I L. H. Heyman.
9 Continental Packing Company.
! What Bill Charges.
' The indictment sets forth that all o
the defendants except the Nationa
! Packing Company, which. it Is charged
: is merely a holding company. are er
gagged in the beef-packing industry
that they buy live cattle at diver
points in the United States an
slaughter them at the plants of tn
various concerns located in Chicago
Kansas City. St. Joseph, East s
! Louis. Omaha, Denver and New Yor
) city; that the beef resulting from tn
slaughter of. the cattle is shipped I
various markets Throughout the Unite
: States. ss.,s7l. a. a.i,ss-
y The bill charges that the necessar
,effect of the union of these interest
,in the management Of the Nation.
Packing Company is to destroy cor
a petition, not only among the col
stituent companies Of the Nations
! Packing Company, but also betwee
/ those companies and the Armou
Swift and Morris companies.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23

Supreme Court Takes Recess.
Washington. Mar. 22.-The supreme
court of the United States took re-
cess until Monday, April Z.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
Omaha, Neb., Mar. q.

Omaha. Neb., Mar. n.
CATTI.E-Market 10 cents higher Ma
tive steers. S. 0O176O; COWS and heifers.
$4.0OG6.l5: western steers, $5.Nq660; can.
ners. s.OOa1+0O: stockers and feeders. $3.5t
$3.50; calves. $a.O0aS25; bulls. stays. ETC..
ss.T5a5.75.
HOGs-Market 10000 higher. Heavy,
s.. s0@lolO; mixed, SssO99.sO: light. $3.50
$50: pigs. ss250s.5o: bulk of sales, $500
1000 gs 81
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
Unnecessary,

Unnecessary.
Hewitt-You are married, aren't
you?
Jewett-rhat's nice question to
ask the father Of three children.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
As ARE KILLED IN
RAILROAD WRECK.
Rock Island Passenger Plunges
Down Embankment.
OVER SCORE ARE INJURED
var SCORE ARE INJURED
Consolidated Train Detourins Over
Great Western Tracks Jumps Rails
\ in Deep Cut Near Green
Mountain, la.

Marshalltown. Ia, Mar. 22.-Thet
lives of 45 people were crushed out
and score or more Of others were in
jured when Rock Island train No. 10.
detouring over the Great Western
tracks from Cedar Rapids, plunged
down an embankment near Green
Mountain, IL miles northeast of here.
Identified Dead.
!, H. l. Robinson, engineer, Cedar Rap
ids.
Ross, fireman, Cedar Rapids.
j. cambridge, Toronto, Can.
Mrs. Walter Davis, Waterloo.
P. s. Fisher, Westbranch.
; Thomas G. Belts. Cedar Rapids.
G. G. Ewes, Westbranch.
F. d. Lyman, Waterloo.
N. C. Heacock, West Liberty.
George p Blunt. Waterloo.
r. E. Charter, brakeman, Cedar Rap
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-20

an Der aufresul,g Der Meniden
teilnebnte. SSn Der erIten S0lfte
oes Mueuits bouerte 5par nod
Die inteniipe @drme oes Suli fort.
Damn ober buben ploeli6 gar5 UNI
genobnlid) ftarfe Nieoeridldge an.
Die 2a5uretbe Ser gelagerungsor.
meep Dor Mee uno SfraBburg
fullten iid infoIse oes idben @it.
terrngstpe6iels nit &ubrs un5
5ppbusfranfen; nod i1limmer gine
es Ben ungliidlid)en 8elogerten, Die
in ben feu6ten bonn Hegen auf-
gefpei6ten &e1ern ipo9enIong
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mlbtell. Grit ser September brad].
tie eunitigere @itterung, oo6 I'M
Sftober fielen mieoer gar15 ungc~
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Ser 5meiten Sdlfte oes Nopembers
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ter nit o1er Madt bereinbridlt,
fam ein fur5er Nadiommer bon
munoerborer Shonbeit, Der mieoer
onrd einen hlrdtbaren @egeniab
abgeloit mllrbe. IS brad namlid)
plotlid) i'm De5ember cine &alte Der,
Elm, Die IN oieier Snteniitat in GU
ropa febr ielten anftritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-20
3mei itrcnse @inter in einern Sabre,

0as Sobr 1870 fat in europa
3mei itrenge @inter innerbolb ei-
neg ein5ieen birgerlihen Sabres
auf5umeHen. Mo6 einem 5un6bft
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Sanuar Die 9emperatar betrGht-
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falten Sebruar Dor. @ie burf me-
teorolosiide unteriudungen feitge-
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gerpobnlid in Mosfau finbet. Sn
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tiefer. Sn Oberi1leiien tpar Bic
3alte 10 srob, bab Ole Semperatur
UNI 16-17 &altegrabe niebriger
mar, aIs lie Durfihnittlih i'm
Jebruar lit. Sn Berlin mar Die
onrfidnittlihe Iemperotur oes
Jebruarss iiber 5 Grab fGlter dis
in ben moeren Sabren, IN Brill
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trug Die boAite aalte opiifen -21
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Wiinden lie @rao. Sn 5ranf-
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@rao. Die 9aIte nabm alio nod
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genias itano. 0ielem ungetpohnfi-
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10 ~beiipieGoie 9rodenbeit Der g9it-
terrng. geionoers Sranfreif) muir.
De BON oieier maiierloien @arme
idon i'm @pril beimgeludt. Gin
menig molfenlofer SimmeI bradie
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Wtai iiber bottle man pergsblif3 auf
@egen. @m 1. Suli idrieb man
aus Eours: .Sdglib miilien Sic
2anbleute meite Strefen fabren,
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balten tonne" Cine dbnli1e 9iirre
berridte auf Der Sberiihen Salb-
intel nnb in gnglono. Gin genial.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-20

Californian poret1 defenders beftis
in ibren Mngriffen. Sn ibren Me-
ben muroe Die Sadlase nun az
leroings perorebt, immerbin iino
Die 4lagen uno @iini6e Ser SIC.
gierung ni6t einfa6 bon Der Sonb
81 meiien. un5meifelboft bat man
Die Sode eeraoe ieet in S5ene &c.
iest, I'M Die in ben @epiuigungs=
biGs geiteQten Soroerungen ourh-
5uoriifen, ober Die Satio6e, baB
es an @emebren uno Munition
mangelt, lit oenn bod gu ernit
ots oaB man iid nit ibr einfad
ourd oie 8ebauptune abfinoen
foune. es bonole ii6 bier nur UNI
einen Druid, Der auf Die Mbeeor5..
neten ousseiibt neroen ioue, unl
rebt biel @elo BON ibnen gu erprei-
len. l1nierer Meinung nod i%oIlter;
bic @ori9ldge oes 8raiibente,l
iebr ernitli6 in @rtuagung ge5c=
gen meroen, oenn mag mon iogen
mas man min unb mag man lid)
rod 10 iebr fir sen 6rieoen nnD
fir Sfiebsgeridte begeiitern Dor
ldufig fomlnen mir obne Soloaten
uno arieasidiffe. obne @emebre
uno &anonen uno obne 8ugeln uno
8nlper nift aus, 0os nnanee.
nebme bel Der @eididte lit MIR, Dos
in SoIee ser unaeihidten 8ehano-
lung oieier Mngelesenbeit ale @elt
bon unierer M~iiditanoiefeit err
fdbrt. @ira man ii1 in europa
nno in Sit-aiien amuiiert baben!
unier a1tgreb gebt Sieie ISOLDE in
Die @eibnodtsferien uno miro Bis
gum a., Sanimr feline 5isungen ab-
balten. gr bat oieie Gage fleiBiG
~georbeitet. gr bot Die orinelide
0efi5it-8ia urgent Deficiency, bie
81, 606,615 betuiliet, angenom-
men. SIN &anfe lift BITE BeniionsbiG
paiiiert, lire 8etpillielneen beloll=
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Mmttanb.
@ie aug Bonn aemelbe:

@ie aus Bonn eemeloet miro,
fat Ser Sberpraiioent ser @bein-
p%rooina, Sreiberr b. &~beinbaheu,
Der bortigen 2anomirti1aftsfom
mer Die Witteilung 5ueehen lalien
Ser Staot meroe 6rei &ebibulen
erribtem Inn Die Moglidfeit Ser
8erpflan5une gan5er amerifanii6cr
Febltotfe gu priifen. gisber lpare1
oeufide 8einiorten auf amertfoni-
ide Ieben gum 3med Der @ereoe,
lung aufgepfropft.
Sn Niirnberg bat, nie BON
bort eemeloet miro, bie ginfubr
fran5oiiiden Sbla1tpiebs nidt beu
grfoig gebraht Die 8Ieiidpreiie 5ll
uerrineern. @ielmebr bolt Die Seae=
rung an. Snfolee oeiien bat ser
Wagiitrat Der baperiiben Stabt an
Die &egieru1g oas griud)en gerif-
tel, auf Die grleihterung ser Cir
fubr BON Sblahtpieb aus Sfan-
oinabien, Sen Nieoerlonoen lals
gelgien binsupirfen.
Muf &ols Sobenborn bel 8gr.
mont lit i'm acknowledgement 2e-
6ensiabre Elm Seeoffi5ier geitorben
oelien Nome nit ser @eididte Ser
gntitebung Der oeutiden Morine
uno Der Observation-Disclosures in Ser
.Siioiee auf's engite perfniipft gene
len lit: 0i5e-Mbmiral a. 9. Sreiberr
@eorg b. Sdleinis. St rpor i'm
Sabre 1870 aommanbont Der y@r-
coma" uno nnternabm ipdter oil
9or6 Der @orbette y@a5eae" cine
@eltreiie. Sn Der Mari1e belief
oete er 5ulest ben Ioiten als @or-
itano 6es &poroerapbtihen Mmts
Der MbmirnIit1t. 1886 nabm er
nit benz 4arafter oIs 8iae-Momiroi
EIeinen Mbl6teo, UNI als 2anoes-
EHauptmann BON Weu-G Guinea in Die
Dienite Der 1884 in Berlin segriin-
6eten Neu-@ lfuea-&ompagnie gu
treten. Sn bieier SteIung blieb CT
big 5m Sabre 1888.
SIM neununofiebaiaiten Sc.
bensiabres lit in Sena Der befannte
4omponift unb Muiifidriftiteaer,
Brofeifor Or. grnit Haumann, bo-
hingeihieben. gr mar bereits i'm
Sabre 1860 nIs l1niperiitdts. Mu-
~iifoireftor nnb itdotiiher Srganiit
gu Sena anseiteIt morben uno bot
te ieitoeln bic afaoemiiden 4on-
3erte baielbit seleitet. Waumann
bat mebrere seoiegene Summer
muiifmerfe geihriebeu. or mar elm
@nfeI bes beriibmten &omponiften
Sobnnt @ottIieb Waumnnn.
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