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The herald., 1894-11-27
SPORT FOR LOVERS Of BOX|NG1
An Attractive Programme a
Coney Island.
The Hayerstraw Brickmaker in
Himself Out.
Billy Pltmmsr Bssts Charles Keily 4
Three Rounds-The Police Put an
End to the Lively Slug
giDg.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COMFY ISLAND, N. Y, Nov. 26.-The
seaside Athletic club offered very at
tractive card tonight for the lovers OF
boxing. Maxey HauRh and Gene Gar
cha were the frat pair to don the gloves.
The men weighed In at 119 pounds for
a six-round fight, the fight being de-
clared draw at the end Of the third
round.
Bobby Dobbs Of Minneapolis and
Billy Vernon. the "Haverstraw brick
maker" were scheduled to fight at 1876
pounds. Vernon seemed to have . sure
thing OF il when the fourth round began,
but in rush at his man he fell. He re-.
gained his feet Immediately. however,
ana made q swing, but his blow fell
short and the impetus was so great that
he fell down again. his head striking
tho floor OF the ring. The referee
counted 10 seconds before the ''brick-
maker" could regain HE senses and the
sports had the privilege Of seeing man
knocked out by himself.
The big contest OF the night was next
in order. Billy Piimmer, OF England,
and Charles Kelly, of New York, were
the contestants at ia pounds. Plimmer
was seconded by his brother Jack,
Benny Murphy and Al Robbins. of Eng.
and. Kelly's seconds were Rowie judi
lkins. Tommy Connolly and Jimmie
Kelley and Peter Batter. Both men
looked to be in perfect condition. They
each weighed ia pounds and the bout
was to bs 20 rounds. A good deal OF
money was bet on the result. the Eng
lehman being the favorite at 2 to l.
Atthe opening both spared cautiously.
Plimmer kept Kelly in his corner until
Kelly landed on the body. Plimmer got
in light tap on the head and egain on
the jaw. Both got in blows, Plimmer on
the body and Kelly on the jaw.
Second round-Plimmer, after some
sparring. reached Kelly's head, and
Kelly got in two good body blows.
Plimmsr hit Kelley a punch in the
mouth, making it bleed. Plimmer
landed three times on Kelly's jaw.
Kelly's blows fell short and Plmmer
landed again on the mouth. Kelly got
the worst OF the round and everything
was in Plimmer's favor.
Third round-Plimmer landed at will
on Kelly's face. and his of.hand jsbs
pu. Kelly's head twice through the
ropes. The battle was soon 30 fierce
that the police interiered when the
third round had only lasted minute
and 50 seconds.
The referee awarded the fight to
Plimmer.
The herald., 1894-11-27
u SPEEDY PAGER.
Monroe Salisbury Has Discovered An
other Phenomsna Filiy.

Monroe Salisbury Has Discovered An
other Phenomena1 Filiy.
New YORK, Nov. 26.-Dr. Palmer
owns very speedy PAGER, 2-year"old
gray filly. that is 30 promising that Mon
roe Salisbury has agreed to campaign her
next season, and she will be shipped tc
California with Alix and the others. The
filly Queenis was worked out by Andy
Mcdowell and showed great turn Of
footing was dry. She is trot-
best PAGERS of that character, steps
rolling-knes action, just the same kind
by Bsrkis Bradford, an inbred HANDLE.
tonian out Of fast trotting mare. whose
pedigree is as yet untraced. Mcdowell
drove her fast the last quarter of one
heat and said he thought she covered il
in 81 seconds, but it was probably SO
seconds. Unless the weather takes a
decided change for the better, all the
Salisbury and McHenry trotters and
PAGERS will be shipped to the Pacific
coast today or Tuesday morning. Had
IucIe Ueeu IohEuuALlo pIOepeCt VI u
fair day and good track on Thanksgiv-
ing day, Salisbury and McHenry would
have waited over and given an exhibition
of speed on that date.
Mr. Salisbury was asked about the
statement that as Directum had been
taken away from Orrin Hickok and
placed in James Dustin's stable. there
was prospect OF another meeting in
California between the champion stal-
lion and Alix during the next two or
three weeks.
''I've heard about the change oil
trainers" said he, ''but nothing about
any further match. II they want an
other race have got three in my sta BILE
that can heat Drectum and they're all
right and ready to go out and race right
away"
The three referred to are Alix, Azots
and Directly.
The herald., 1894-11-27
ACCUSED OF DOSING.
Bnldwin's Trainer and Stable Forema
to Be Ruled or tho Turf.

Baldwin's Trainer and Stable Foreman
to Be Ruled OF the Turf.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 26.-Unless
something unforeseen turns up before
tomorrow afternoon, William Brien,
trainer for Lucky Baldwin, and Willis
Duff, colored atable foreman in Bald
wins employ, will be ruled off the race
track by the board of stewards of the
California Jockey club for crookedness.
Duff appeared before the board tonight,
and although he became badly tangled
up by questions asked, he denied that
either he or Brien had ever ''dosed" any
of the horses in the Baldwin stable. The
board would not make public the exact
nature OF the evidence it has obtained.
but it is known that Brien is accused OF
either working in the interest of GER
tain bookmaker or OF offering ito do
business" with him. The investigation
was not finished tonight. but it was in
timated that both the accused men
would be ruled off tomorrow.
The herald., 1894-11-27
FOOTBALL sLUGGING.
Yale Professors Disgusted - Tho Ne
RuIes q Failure.

Yale Professors Disgusted - Tho New
Rules a Failure.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. 26.-The
report circulated here that the Yale
faculty intends to forbid the teams
playing Princeton on account Of Sstur-
days slugging is denied. President
Dwight Gays he knows nothing of any
such intention. A number of the fac
ulty express disgust at the game, say
ing they lost interest in it when
the alugging began. The college YER
dict is that the revised rules are a
failure.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Nov. 6.-Dr. Con-
ant, the Harvard medical adviser, says
Wrightington did not break his collar
bone in Saturdays game, but there was
a dislocstion of the end of the bone.
Wriehtington will not be able to play in
the Thanksgiving day game. Hallowell.
whose nose was broken, may possibly
play next Thursday, but the doctor re-
CARDS that as unlikely. Both Brewers
and Captain Emmons. who did not play
Saturday, will probably go into the
game Thursday.
The herald., 1894-11-27
s TORN SIGNALS.

Wind and Rain predi ctsd aa Far South
ms San Luis Obispo.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 26.-Signals for a
southeast etorm are displayed at Eureka
and Point Reyes light and at San Fran
cisco. Signals are up warning mariners
against probable severe storm, centrsl
off the Columbia river and apparently
moving northeast. High soutlieast
winde, shifting to southwest tonight,
are anticipated from Point Reyes north
ward, with dangerous gales of the Ore
gon and Washington coast. The wind
oil Tatooah island attained velocity OF
90 miles, from the esSt, last night Rain
is anticipated as far south as SIN LUIS
Obispo.
The herald., 1894-11-27
THE HATCH 1RIsL.
Three New Witnesses Give Important
Testimony.

Three New Witnesses Give Important
Testimony.
WOODLAND. Nov. 26.-Among the wit
nesses examined at the Hatch trial this
morning were j. L. Bryant. q boiler
maker; George Averill, a machinist,
and G. A. Koeblaugh, a mechanic, none
of whom gave testimony at the prelim-
mary examination of the Worden trial.
Thess witnesses testified that they were
cent to the trestle, ostensibly to guard
railroad property. One went under
orders from Harry Knox and the other
two under orders from the A. r. U.
When they learned that train was to
bs derailed Averill wanted to flag it but
was told il he did 30 he would be shot.
When the explosion occurred these three
witnesses became frightened and ran
away, hiding in the tules. Afterwards
they crossed to Sacramento in boat.
The herald., 1894-11-27

SAN Francisco. Nov. 26.-The CAL
ifornia Vine Makers association has "a.
cured signatures representing over 7, 000,-
600 gallons OF the annual production Of
wines in this state out OF the required
5000 coo representation. number OF
vino growers are holding back wishing
to secure all the benefits OF higher prices
and protection without assuming auy
obligations. In this way they can under
cell the nthara il thar desire.
The herald., 1894-11-27
CHURUH OF THE NEW ERA.
General Frye Organizes . Branch Of 1t
in St. Louis.

General Frye Organizes q Branch OF 1t
in 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 26.--A new church
has been organized in st. Louis mod
elled after the church OF the same name
in Los Angeles, which, organized TWO
years ago by a email band, has grown to
q membership OF several hundred. Be-
lief in deity, in the divinity of Christ
or in future state is not required Of it's
members. Its avowed design is to meet
tho social, industrial, intellectual,
moral and spiritual demands of such
liberal and progressive minds az do not
find these demands sufficiently met in
any of the existing organizations to sat-
iefy the requirements OF the apparent
approaching era" The present lecturer
is Lewis G. Frye, late general of the In
dustrial army.
The herald., 1894-11-27
BAY DISTRICT RACES.
Sister Mary the Only Favorite That W
Yeatsrday.

Sister Mary the Only Favorite That Won
Yesterday.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 26-Sister Mary
was the only fsvorite to win today.
With l24 pounds up she ran good race.
going the mile in :4034.
About six iurlongs, maidens-Duchess
of Milpitas won, May Mccarthy second,
Howard third; time / :l3.
Six furlongs, selliug-Pasha won. Der.
nardino second, Expense third; time
1:131a.
Mile, sslling-Sister Mary won, Po
laski second, McLight third; time
:40s4.
Six iurlongs. 2-year-olds-Mics Clay
filly won, Mollie R. second, Playful
third; time 1:1314.
Mile. selling-Commission won, Hy
by second, Broadhead third; time
| :401o,
The herald., 1894-11-27


Following are the entries and weights
for the San Francisco races today, fur
nished by the Los Angeles Turf club.
1857 South Spring street, where book
is made daily ON the above events:
First race, three-quaters mile, maidens-Mi
Willoughby, Nydia, 100; Catalogue 1OS Hes
son, 1l3; Al Brock, 100: Mt Air, 113: Grotto,
Experiment. colt, 100; Barcadiue, 1Os. Head
flower, no; Terra Nova, los: Nellie Payton,
flly, no; On'ario, Alcycone Red Idle, 100.
Second race, seven eighths mile, selling
Jennie Deane, 1O2; Comrade, 10Y; Morvan, 90;
Wheel of Fortune, SO; Florence Dickey, 90;
Draw Scot l0l; Alexis 100; Drummer, 1l3;
King Sam, 80; Charmer, 1913; Adelante, So
Faro 100; Title s., log; San Luis Rey, 1OL
May Day, 81; Little Tough, 80.
Third race, three -fourlhs of a mile, 2year-
olds -HueDeme, III I'll Tirano, Outright. Sea
Spray, Sunrise, Mollie r., los; hainstsy. Ill
MS Boots, Oily, 100.
Fourth race-Fills tomorrow.
Fifth race, mile-Artist, 1872; wawona, "a;
TIL alma, 80; Montalvo. Remus, 1O2; Trix,
119; Thornhill, 1l2.
The herald., 1894-11-27
Proscribad w. G. t. U. Literature.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Nov. 26 -Superin-
tendent Sullivan of the Alameda schools,
who has been ordered by the board OF
school directors to exercise a censorship
over the literature given to the public
schools by the w. @. I. u, declared
that the pamphlets and tracts must
hereafter be limited to teachings about
the harmfulness OF cigarettes, and that
nothing relating to prohibition. temper
anoe or the less injurious forms of to-.
bscco using can be permitted to enter
the class rooms.
The herald., 1894-11-27
Drink Shasta Water, Woollacott agent
California Herb Tea

SIS just the thing to take at this season. Warm
weather induces a debiitated condition of the
ystem. Torpid liver, indigestion and blood
diseases assert themselves unless these troubles
are CORE cted. This Is best done by the occa.
sionsl use of Weeks California heb tea 4
harmless remedy composed entirely of roots
and herbs. 20 cents per package For sale by
all druggists
The herald., 1894-11-27
A Prompt Aooeptancs.

BesToN, Nov. 26.-Peter Maher's chal-
lenge to Bob Fitz simmons has received
q prompt answer from the Australian.
He said that he will take on Maher and
forfeit all the purse money il he does
not defeat him in six rounds.
The herald., 1894-11-27

Burge Knocked Out by Pritchard.
LONDON, Nov. pa boxing match Of
10 rounds for purse OF G400 took place
tonight between Dick Burge and Ted
Pritchnrd in this city. Burge was
knocked out in the second round.
The herald., 1894-11-27
An Insnne Horneman.

CLEVELAND. o, Nov. 26.-Gus. Will
son. the we'll known horse trsiner and
driver, is insane and will be sent to the
Northern Ohio asylum.
The herald., 1894-11-27

The comptroller of currency has au-
thorized the Farmers and Merchants
National bank OF Ell Dorado. Kan, cap
ital 500, 900, to begin business.
The herald., 1894-11-27

LONDON, Nov. 26-Princess Bismarck
died at O'Clock this morning.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
GreurHon til 81 Campo,
Seras, Den Doe Cftober.

30 flere bar tnlt meo mig nugnaeuoe 2an'
bet / Smesnen Of 81 Campo, 9eras. bUor
g. g8eltbn, u. 2ppitlen. 8. q. SolOiu9 %
mroerte9neoe tiobte 2auo, ierere Ital o0Iaa
Inltor NabGl bape flBbt Gauo Der, ina lfoI
le9 berpeb opluie andre, iont muIi9ens bnr
tGntt pan at iigbe 2arb / bette nprite Set
cement. ON. at Der MI err Nuleouiug til of Of.
lR98e ct 8eio8 Der, % jeg er uGiteu filter
paa. at be piI fpmme til at fjDbe Sono Der.
GrfurIioneu afgaur fra 9ecprab ben ODE
Sttober. Mr. 8 ". Boiling ltal ou lpttt
berueo meb lin Camille, og 8 ian oa foo
ppperIi9t Spl8e meo BAN. iom sr iaa goot
tlenot pao Neten, % iom ptl eiue @oer al
miIl9 rlnoerretuina om 6orboloeue Der, San.
bet oa bets Seitafenbeo % leoiaee goer til
De rette Ngenter.
gftericm 2anoet blir optisbt, maa 8 ma.
turli9uts gaa lGnaere bort fra Bpen. Sab
iaa life en- aoo Gnleoniug sno @ber forbt
meoens Sauoet er bili0t, mart bill bet foIte
bet oobbelte eller moaIte trebpbbeIte. 2anbet
er eIter Dor 6ornteuina me9et tru9tbnrt pg
man Tan rotten able alt muligt - fra Wtnis
90 SABRE til BRrer % Nppeliiuer. 8limatst
er me8et iunot; bet er bperteu for parmt
eIer for tolot. 2anoet er beIi99enoe I Nrrbt'
ben al fore og uomrrfcoe MtnrFeoer. Miau
bnroe nnoerig9e bisie 5oroeIe % brog.
afpte Of Dem. Yer blir mnnife en- GrfurIiur
til | Nooember. yleo getclie,
8. 6. Battle.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
6anoeIsnoTgterne

81. g.. Dunn & Co.'S Weekly Re-
view of Trade for ben 29oe September
tiger: Speciel 5ureipsrsiel sr bleuen
eiort benne llse | ale Sanbelscentrer
ueorprenoe 9etailbanbelens 9ilitanb.
Stor lllisbeb beriter i be furitielise
Sanbelsarene, men / bet belle er Der en-
tpoelis 8eorins / iibite Waaeo os en-
.betpbelis itsrre 5orretnins END for ct
Gar iiben, iarlis | 9ipsfornsbenbeber.
@eitern &eceipts Of Soebe / rsens
2sb bar $3.50, ZIG guibels mob 6.191,'
o34 iibite Gar, ps iiben lite GuauIt
51,00O.000 Suibels mob 3S.00O,0 900
iibite Gar. nofDrTen fra Gtlanterbaps.
bapne / llaens 2sb os iiben lite guguit
bar p9ret omtreut en- 5rebiebel min.
ore enb iiofte Gnr, men 5nloet / 8ris
ierne | llaens 2sb bar prret 1.75 Gts.
8riien pnu 5leIf er falot rs Gents, mes
oens 5ebt er ganet neb J Gent.
naens SaGitter bar faa % imnn.
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at 5aGttter i. llaens 9sb bar nrret 235
/ be 60renebe Stater mob 334 IibIte
glar Og 55 / 8annoa mob 80 iiofe gar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
ct MbemtenneTe.

8 bet au%troplosiite Gelifob / 9unbor
err Der fornpiis blepet ~forepiit ct Obj.
m%enneife. 8 arisen meo Birma
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presiario - opbageoe be en9elife Go..
batter nusle baarbepurebs Nenneifr
uoe | 8iersene; peb Spnet of e.
terne Fpgtebe be ftp ino / Sfopen. L 2
5reosIutniusen bleu Der uoienbt en-
iarlis expedition, iom ltuloe ifafie nnr.
mere lnberretninser ON bisie Menue.
Ter. pg bet lpfteoes osiua @rpeoitiOncn
at bemastise fig ct @remplar, iOm bier
ienbt til England. Som i9rlise @lens
bOmmeligbeber peo bette Gbemeunei'e
fremb9pes bet, at ban bar ct &Ibben
mere enb andre Wenneifer us bObbclt
9anbbeiatnins. 8ruppen er t9t be,
ooret meb Saar, met forreiten lisner
ban en- ~ulminbelis Sinbu.
3ette m9rfslise Wenneite, iom MAD
lie iIet life er nosen Wennei lie Ibe, mcH
fun Ilet us ret - en- Ino - bliper for
3iben frempiIt / 9pflano. I
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

ieet ~binanben, enbIise taft meo binan'
ben, fsres meb flor Ssitioelisbeo IND
til 5urbsininsen os ~prs'enteres tor
hinanben. Der btiper be Itaaenoe iio9le
Winuter, bilier itumt pna b%indnoen %
trGtter fig berpaa tilbage. Den iin9e
6ultru besioer fig til fine T9reller,
BEN unse Ranb til RHnbenss 8arel'
Ter, bopr ban paa bet 8eoite bep9rter
line @enner. San fore eno uo9iiterne
til 8epartninsen fan bore, mao Den
nnge Manb meo @leoe trattere Slr9t
os @enner; piier ban fig | en- eller ai''
ben &etning for fneben, binoer mo
!6anoer os Sober paa BAN, og beiler
bam op rnber 9aeet os briper aues
baaube 2sier meo BAN, inotil ban l9s
rer at opiploe @jniternes 5%ororinser.
gg Observation-Disclosures poenipr orns
talte Silien paa biuanoen / 8ioners
Operprrelie siper 9gsteifabet &ets'
splbiebeo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Gina.

Sprer | gdnoet. ct Telegram fra
81. petersburg meoocler, at ben rnsii'
lie Reaierine bar c%riaret, at Ell Sprer
er bruot no / 9ita mob oct ~moudJnriite
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FER itpr SarHie mob be f%ineIiife Nuthos
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barblin9er. Oct firefiIte Stntstnmmer
er tcrtt U9 6eoieriueen er uoe al Starb
iii at Urge for be Trooper, iom a(les
reoe er ienot no.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Nuorew See CLIMBERS 8se?), bpis
8iaeoe Ri inorpfter Der, i%nboanbrebe
fra Ior9e / en- uns Glber pg bpintte fig
i Iidisan, buur ban iioen bar baot TT
Siem.
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ban ia bperpe | 60. l. Abe NddI9on
Snpullcri &egiment ps tiente meo Sr'
Der til ari9ens Slutnins.
"a Cprgrsregierinseu / Npril 1865
beapnbte at ramle Idmmeu, iorloo Eres
iioent SefferIon 3apis &i6mcno meo
aabinet, Stab os nUgle 8enner.
llniOnsregjsrinsen uolopebe fore ges
lpnnineer til benz, Der funbe fanse Sci
feriOn 9apis; fere Saoaaeri Ifoelins
ger iatte afiteo efter BAN, ps ben lobe
Mai fom 60. L Abe Mi6i9an &apal'
Teri Resiment t~ilfrloisuis til 9apis's
9elt Sfouen nar S%rpinsoiae, Georgia.
ga Soloaterne nprmeoe fig 9e,tet, fom
WtiIs 8nois no us ipurete, ON be pilo'
"laoe min Mpber gaa til Sprinsen Ell
ter 8anb". SOlouterne iagoe: "2ac
bence saa". Men SIR. See fattebe
itrar Wtistante pg ia9oe. at bun enten
uniaa Dem for at bore npele fore Sos
Ter, eller p9ian bar bun en- Ilem 9ntter,
Tom foo fin ennle Mpoer gna efter
&ono. San iutte efter ben samle Some
og OpoaQeoe Itrar, at bun bar insen nns
ben END Seiferion 9auis forflebt Tom
&oinoe.
Oct gift Der icm / be Heite lienenbe
9ilirloe: Sificererne fit buabe sgrer
o9 bet meite al @elsnninserne for at
bope ianget Sprgrernes IreIibent.
Gnorew See bpbe for TO Tiger iiben
pa blep TO Gage fgr &eunipnen af bet
Abe Midigan &apalleri @e9iment i
Salo 8nub leoiaset til @rapen af fine
arissfamerater us blep itebet
til6pile meo militpre Gsremonier.
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og be rrrmeite Ulilit9riorter,
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fra Gan Carlos,
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Sapau II.
Grieen tteb Giua.

Griaen meb Giua. 9e Iioite Tsles
ernmmsr meloer, at Der ppernlt / Sa'
pau beri,er ben 5teritc @labe | Nulcos
ming al be nrlis runore Ssire. font at
ben ~japnnclifc &eejerius bar te'Iuttet
at iorirIae be punbne Gorbele oo orioe
arieeu meo Itsrit mulig aroft iuoen
@iuterens S~rsmbruo. Z bet Giemeo
er en- M jopnneTit Scr pnu 10000
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Spsape iienoes enonu life b%eItemt, men
rpetepis iortrles bet. at ben itnl lano'
irttes et Steo pnn BEN f~iueIiife Spit %
berfra rifle frem mob Ictiue, &inos
SooeoIao.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Notter 90 Gatte tCold Storage
Warebuiene.

"Iittsbura 9ispath" frrtnner at
/ ColdsStorage Garebniene i benne gh
bar Der oprinbelia inoen Softer eller
Nius. 3empernturen / be foloe Gum
bar for lao. 5oltene ppoa9ebe imibs
lertio mart, at Soften er ct Chr, Der
bar let beo at finoe Zig t~ilrette. Otter
at nogle of bisie Silie bapbe ppret /
Srn9 npele fau Mnaneber, bite bet fla
at Hptterne tplot til / Stun, boor Tems
psraturen ftabia itob unoer Srbiepunfs
tet. De bar fprinuet meo en- nSrooans
Zig lang % INF Gels, % ielu beres
tpnoe, p~rmelianenbe Sale bar tpt befat
neo Sanr. "a Rotterne inoen lnnoe
bnpoe lat iig fat / ale 8pers Stpraae
8arebuie, beIluttebe man at inoigre
8atte. Nu, er bet pel betienbt, at sis
er Ell ynoer al 8arme pg Sp9ee, % DC
fsrite aatte, man Hap inb / be fotoe
Stun, bentprebes berfor % bpbe iom
5sfse at ben itnrte &ulbe.
Smiioer funbt bog 9enniptpania
Storage 8ompaniet en- 9at, iom bar
iitano til at mobitaa ben laoe Tempe
ratur. Sun bar en- aat meb ~uiabpaus
uanlis tpf 8els, og bun tripeoes %
bleo feb Stun, bppr 9emperaturen
bar unber 80 @raber. geb ombpaoes
Zig 8leie bleu ct Sub paa ipp 8atuns
ger nooiflet til baarbfsre, tpfpel1eoe
&atte, icm elIfebe ct islanbif Slimo. Sc
er blepne forbelte til be andre Cold
Storage Suie / 8ittsburs ps bar bans
net EN- iarlis aatteart, Der er afpasiet
efter be 5orbolo, unber bpilfe be man
leoe for at iinoe beres gptte. 9isIe
&ntte er f~ortbaleoe og ~tpfbopebe meo
Saar iaa tGtte os tptfe iom 8ilofattene
/ &anabas SfOse. On Of be marfeliaite
Ting peb benz er ubpitlingen af beres
"6slere". 8isie lanse, itipe Saar,
iom ifpber no fra aattens Gaie %
gienbrpn, er hos ben alminbeliae Suss
fat benoeb ire CONNER lanae. Sos
&attene | Cold Storage @arebuieue
pprer "5slerne" til en- 2ansoe Of fra
fem til ier CONNER. 9ette er rimelia.
pis, foroi Der er r,srtt paa bisie ste.
Der ps ale 8epaselier afbenaer al
5pleianien. Storage Solfene liaer, at
bpis en- af bisie 8atte tases uo / fri
Guft, ierlis unber ben parme Del al
Sommeren, uil ben bB / 9sbet af noole
Den fan life uobplbe en- hi
lemperatar os letter man ben ben
Ill en- Opn, bliuer ben iulbftanoia ra.
'enbe. +