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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-10

peared to lie but little impressed with the
testimony presented by the prosecution.
Senator Burrows, under his heavy. sober
front. has by means of twinkle in his eye
indicated that he was laughing at tie
stories of certain witnesses who said Il
am stanch supporter of Marcus DAILY. but
appear before you and against Mr.. Clark
because desire to purify politics ard tui n
the thoughts of men away from money
Mr.. Pritchard has been quite severe on
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-10

certain suspicious witnesses in the case.
Mr. Catfrey's interrOgstories have given no
clew to his attitude. Senator Chandler. the
chairman. is admitted by the frisnds OF
Senator Clark to be unce: tain, while the
enemies OF Mr.. Clark count upon him as
surely with them. Il was clear that from
the copious notes made by Mr.. Chandler
during the argument on Friday that Mr.
Faulkner suggested to him new lines q
thought.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-10
YOU SHOULD

take SCOTS Emulsion if your
cold is hanging on; it will
strengthenyour throatand lungs,
and heal the tender places.
All Druggists; soc. and $r.oo.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-10
TIE MONTANA enquiry
Cos! TO the Government of the Sen
atorial Election Contest.

The Anaconda millionaire Said 10
Have Already Expended One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars in His Eff
forts to Have the Junior senator
From the Mountain State Jnscated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01

There is under process construc-
ton at the present time CT the Wal
kiki corner Of Queen and Fort streets
the most handsome, convenient, and
complete private business block ever
erected in the city of Honolulu. The
estimated cost is in me neighborhood
of 100000, fitting monument to the
success of this well-known firm which
has so recently celebrated its half
century anniversary.
The picturesque frontage detail ex-
emplifies the architectural beauty OF
the Renaissance period. The design is
exceedingly graceful and rich.
On Queen street the frontage will be
112 feet, on Fort street 20S feet, on
Halekauwila street 101 feet, and a
height of so feet to the general roof.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01
H. HACKFELD.

Just of this entrance are the offices
for the clerk and at the Waikiki end
on Queen street the Offices of the Con-
sulates will be installed. OF course the
rooms of the offices of the several Con-
sulates will be in the nature of private
offices for Mr. Hackfeld himself.
The building is constructed of fire
proof material throughout. Modern
features of lighting and ventilation.
The basement will be 1-2 feet high,
the first story 16 1-2 feet, the second
story Is 1-2 feet, and the top story II
1-2 feet. The dome will be decked
over for a point of observation and will
be surmounted by a metal crown.
As before stated this will be by all
odds Honolulu's greatest and hand
soonest business block.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01
THE BUSINESS BLOCK FOR H

From ground to the corner dome on
S.ueen and Fort streets the distance
will be 80 feet, while so feet Flagstaff
rises from the center OF the dome.
The material for construction is cut
blue stone OF quarries on this island
and much Of the belt lines, Intel work
and stone moulding course will be
fine-tool dressed.
The pillars supporting the window
arches are to be chisselled rom the
small blue stone, perfectly dressed and
surmounted by carved capitals in
strong relief, and all embellishments
on friezes and facades betting the en-
tire structure will be wrought in
quality of stone, said by the architect,
to be the finest stone for building
purposes which he has thus far dis
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01
THE sTANGENwALD BUILDING

Another fine fire-proof Office build
ing underway at the present time with
heavy foundation already completed is
the new Stangenwald building just
Waikiki of the Judd block on Merchant
street. This new structure will be
strictly modern in every respect, with
all the office convenience of arrange
ment, of light and of air. of the finest
and best Office buildings in the cities of
the States.
me structure is entirely OF concrete.
brick and steel, no woodwork whatever
in the main construction material:
wood to be used only in the fnishings
of doors and windows The block is
to be six-stories high and with base
ment beneath.
The front will be of pressed brick
and terra Gotta. The other walls are of
bliths inc hODlSs IObls ttluUkS dul
partitions are of steel and concrete. In
style the building is of the Italian Re
Nuisance period, simple and dignified.
The main cornice extends across the
from over the fifth floor and forms the
balcony for the sixth floor Back of the
balcony is a loggia likewise across the
whole front, a delightful view point.
The only combustle materials in the
block are heavy oak doors, and trim
mings and the Office furniture. But
there are stand-pipes with hose coiled
on patent reels on every floor with full
pressure maintained in this standpipe
at all times.
The main entrance is in the center
giving access TO a vestibule twelve feet
square, with twelve-foot hall leading
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01

On the Pacific Heights tract far
above he mosquito line the proposi-
ton is 10 erect o mag .ifcent hotel.
We give a cut OF same, such a struc-
ture would certainly be thing of bea-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01

u the elevator stairs and inner once.
hall and vestibule will have Mouk
tiled floor and polished marble vain.
scot. Both stairs and gently slOpIur
inclined plane lead to the bsseme,
where a special room well lighted 4
equipped for storing bicycles
The arrangement Of Offices on N.
first floor has not yet been completed
as it will depend to a certain extent on
the desire of the tenants.
Above the first floor are IS Ossow.
well lighted and ventilated, and near
the elevator, stairways, and lavator4es
which occupy the center Of the build
ing. A law library will be placed on
the third floor offering especial attrac-
ton to members Of the bar.
The whole OF the sixth floor Is TO Be
arranged for the occupancy Of a Bust
ness Mems Club. finely arranged ant
equipped. Dining service extend
across the Waikiki end Of this club
room.
Elevator. rapid; plumbing, perfect:
lavatories on every floor; ingenious
vent and PIPE SHAFT for quick repair Of
any pipe or trap. fre-proof vaults Win
compartments: a standard mail chute
on every floor. are sure attractions
Seventy-hve per cent. Of the Office
space has already been taken NJ
The Office partitions form no part o.
the structure work. and as the rent e
20 be at a fixed figure per square foo-
tenants may by making immediate a.
plication secure Offices OF any desired
size.
This fine building is the property Of
l.. A. Thurston, A. w. Garter and Tie
Castle Estate, Ltd.
Ripley and Dickey, Architects.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01
HACKFELD & co.

covered here. His testing machine
shows it to equal in strength the beat
Maine granite.
The first floor is to be four ana d
half feet above the street level, with
main entrance on the principal corner.
approached over finely dressed stone
steps. The main entrance is fanked
by dressed marble columns and Is
deeply recessed. Above on the stone
Intel is carved in block letters,
''1S49-H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD
1900"
The lobby following the coutous of
the dome will be finished in polished
marble and mosaic work and will have
the effect of a dome ceiling.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01
THE NEW BREWERY BUILDING

. The main building. as represented
! street makai of the grounds of the Ka-
| waiahao Church, and will be four sto- {
ries high Steel skeleton framework
! enclosed in graystone and brick
/ throughout will be the manner of con- :
! struction; practically. therefore, fire
| proof. On the first floor is the chief :
cellar, the racking room, and the wash y
| room. A half-stOry above form base
for the big kettle platform and the \
! kettle itself, a container holding 1850 {
gallons, which can be refilled three
times each day. This half-story also G
contains a storage room, where beer 4
is aged and a hop storage room. The G
second floor will contain the immense
mash tun; also the head brewers Of {
flee is located on this floor.
In the third floor is to be placed the
fermenting machinery. G
On the fourth floor is a storage room 4
for malt q
A water tank of 700 barrels capacity 4
is to be placed on the roof. q
In the rear of the main building a 4
bOttling house is to be constructed, Z.
36 feet by so feet. of framework; while 4
a third building will contain a 25-ton r.
per diem ice plant. A
Plans from a New York architect.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01
DESKY's PROPOSED HOTEL

DESkf'S PROPOSED HOTEL.
uty and Joy for eyer to all tourists
and many city people who enjoy get
ting away from the lower ground and
fleeing to the mountain air; the grade
up The heights is easy and such a s.ruc-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-01

This four-story building will stand
on the Waikiki side Of Fort street, be
,ween King and Hotel streets. 1t is
being erected by the Chas. Brewer Els
tate. Limited.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-13

THE voter who declines to register because he has to pay his poll tax may loose his vote and be compelled to pay the poll tax. The poll tax collector may collect it after the election.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-13

Now is the time to speculate upon the personality of a Bryan cabinetA There will be no occasion for such pastime after the election.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-13
Gov. MURPHY is making

Gov. MURPHY is making an active canvass of the territory and every where he Is greeted with crowded houses and listened to with marked attention. He will give the Demo. crats a lively race in this campaign.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-13

Every voter must pay poll tax this year before he can register. Every citizen mnst register or he cannot vote at the November election. Registra. tion is now in progress in every pre-
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-13

THE country responded liberally to the call for GalvestOn's relief. Polit- ical and sectional lines are not per- mitted to stand in the way of National unity,
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-13

PROSPERITY continues 10 be the paramount issue of the Republicans, and it is a sound and substantial issue that exists everywhere.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-13

TRADE is much freer under prOtec- tiOn than under free trade. This is true Of our foreign as well as our domestic trade.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-13

cinct in the county and will continue until midnight October l6. All who have not registered should do so with out delay. The duty is one that cannot be safely postponed. If you have ne- glected it. attend to it at once.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-13
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
For President WILLIAM MCKINLEY Y................o of Ohio

For Vice President. THEODORE ROOSEVELT.........o of New York For Delegate to Congress, N. CAKES MURPHY .................... of Phoenix
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-13

GET registered to-day.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-13

No Republican voter should neglect to register this year.
The Coconino sun., 1900-11-24

Dyspepsia can be cured ty using Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little tablet will give immediate relief. or money refunded. Sold in handsome tin boxes at 25c. w. R. Edwards, druggist.
 Acker's English Remedy will stop a cough at any time. and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money refunded. 25c and 50c at w. R. Ed wards. druggist.
 Experience is the best teacher. Use Acker's English Remedy in any case of coughs, colds or croup. Should it fail to give immediate relief money re- funded. 9 cts and 50 cts. w. R. Edwards. druggist
The Coconino sun., 1900-11-24
Storm Swept City.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Nov. D. The sun rose this morning on dis mantled city. The wind attained velocity of eighty-five miles an hour last evening At midnight the wind had gone down to sixty miles an hour, and since gradually abated. The dam age is greatest in the business part of the city. The Fl PasO National bank. the Burke building. Giddings block, opera house, high school, post office, Antler's livery, Colorado Springs Transfer company, and the Mining Exchange building. all in the center of the city. have roofs torn of or badly damaged. and the wreckage bIockades the principal streets. Plate glass windows all over the city are shattered. The loss of these alone amounts to many thousand dollars. In the outlying sections of the city per- haps hundred dwellings houses were wrecked. No ,oss of life reported. There were dozen alarms of fire dur ing the day and night. The firemen did valiant service.
The Coconino sun., 1900-11-24
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

The enduring permanence of our beloved republic is forever intrenched in the higher intelligence and patriot ism of the American people, and has been made indestructible. The ability of our government and its institutions cannot be shaken. The wise admins tratin of national affairs: the expau- sion of civilization and beneficial con merce: the firm uphulding of OUT counlry's honor: the unexampled pros perity. health and happiness of our people should make us al deeply thankful.
 In humble gratitude to the Supreme Ruler of the Universe for continued blessings and Divine mercy, l. N. o. Murphy, Governor of Arizona, hereby designate Thursday, November 20, 1900, as day of thanksgiving and prayer in the Territory, and recom- mend appropriate observance of lhat day by the suspension of public and private business, the offering of thank ful prayers, and the singing of songs of praise in places of worship, and liberal distribution of charity by those who can afford it to the poor and needy.
 In witness whereof, I have hereuntO set my Hand and caused the Great Seal of the Territory to be affixed. Done as Phoenix, the Capital. this six teenth day of November, A. D.. 1900.
 N. o. MURPHY,
 SEAL
 - Governor.
 BY THE GOVERNOR:
The Coconino sun., 1900-11-24
SEAL
By THE GOVERNOR:

Pencils, writing tablets, bags, states, composition and copy books: in fact about everything needed by the school boy or girl. at the Racket store.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
S6pb oen SOB aus.

6. 9. Munbap, elm qoppfut in
Senrietta, Seras, tGui9te einftens ben
SobtengrG6er. Gr iagt: yMtein 9ru.
Der lag I6tper frdnt an Malaria uni
9elbiu6t barnieber. Sd iiberrebete
benielbsn, electric 9itters gu rer'u>
den, unb er mar balb bebeutenb BEL
Ter, a6sr ieste oeren 9ebrau9 fort,
bis er ganS eebeilt mar. Sd bin Il
der, bab @lectric 9itters befen 2e=
ben serettet bat" Sieies Seilmittel
pertreibt Malaria, tDbtet &ranfbeits=
teime unb reinigt bas 8lut; es bilft
Der @%erbauung, regelt bic 2eber, Rie.
rem unb ben rnterleib, betlt @erito,
pfung, unOeroauli9teit, Nerpenleiben
H~ierenleioen unb gibt p~onItdnbigt
Seilung. 8lps SOC in 8. W. Ruete's
Qpptbete, 656 Main : Strabe, Su:
buque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11

auf flint @enerationen %berabblidte
unb 80 Nd1fommsn bate, TT i'm
Qlter bon 108 Sabren 9eitorben. sic
tpnnte ii9 nt9t erinnern, in pelfem
Sabre ie oebpren, ipnbern eradblte
muir, Dab iie in Den Rdpplepnii9en
ariesen Elm iunses MGo6en mar. Dor
5pei Monaten fiel bic alte 5rau i'm
9ofe unb erlitt 9~erlebungen, bic ibrt
&rdfte ihpG6ten uno ibren Sob be'
idleunisten. sic pobnte ieit SO Sab
rem in benz Sauie, in ipel6em Tie itarb.
Qls lie bort ein3og mar ringsum
freies S5elo, bas mad uno nd6 bebaui
purbe unb tbr Saus einen9te. Srar
Scobpba fannie aus 8Dbmen, bon
mo iie Dor mebr als 60 Sabren als
@ittpe nit brei SD9tern allspanoerz
ts. Der Sobn blieb Dabeim unb I'll
nod am 2eben, ebenio Snei SD9ter.
Die alte 5rau mar ME trant unb pers
lab Die 6ausarbeiten Bis gum leBten
4ugenblid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11

iiber bic beiten Sabre binaus, Die
SduItern eingeaogen, Der Riiden ges
beugt. Setn @eii9t mar gebrdunt,
bager UNI tummerpoa; feline Sdnbt
eroB, bon Der arbeit sebdrtet. Seine
@ei6ifte ma Elm 2eben poQ MiibIUl.
SIN S9peibe ietnes Qngeii6ts er3od
er feline ainOer. 60 itanb er Oa, nod,
Hi6t alt an Sabren, aber pbDiiI9 &C.
brp9en, Elm friiber 9reis = gu pieI
Sorgen, au piel 4r6eit. Dir ieben
TN, iein 9egenitiid tdgli4. iiberaa,
@s lit bD9ite 3eit, baB er nun ubet
auA on ii4 oente. gr iolte Der Naz
tur belfen Die i9pinoeuoe Gnergie gu
bsfeitisen, bas Spitem gu itGrfen,
Sir bieien 3ped tommt jeoo9 ni4ts
5orni's Ilpentrduter 8lutbelebe,
gisi9. S9on Der @ebrau9 Der eritsr
Slaide aeigt bas. SIS lit tein ioge.
nanntes yYatentmittel", audi ni6t in
&potbeten gu finben. Dirb nur burdJ
2ptalF@senten ober brett bur9 ben
Sabritanten, Or. peter Sabrneb, 112
liza 60. Sopne aDenue, Gbicago,
pertauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11
gerf@ieoene Na6rt6ten.

- Sas sefdbrli6ite aler Batter,
bic 5runtiu9t, lift ni9t nur unter ben
Menl1en beimii6, au6 nm Sbierreid
bat lie sablreihe Qnbdnser. Inter
ben 0Dgeln iinb es beipnoers bic Meie
fen unb STARE, bic einen r~berSbaften
S6lud" GIN Geibe BADEN. 9ibt man
einsm sinsefansenen Staar elm 9las
Bier, 10 itedt er ben S4nabel tief bin-
Elm unb lGbt BEN 9eriteniaft bebaslid
bur9 bic &eble rinnen. Gin Staar,
Der bas Experiment otter sema9t,
bate i9liebli6 cine iol4e 8orliebe
fir bas .8aperiide" sefaBt, bab er
bon iebem Glaie etipus abbaben pollte.
gr tam auf ben Slid, iebte iih auf
ben Ranb bes 9laies unb trant, biz
linn bas Bier in ben &cpf 'ftieg. 4ns
sebeitert, Doufiibrte er bic toaiten
Spriinse, iebte iid i4lisbli9 absr
bod in cine Gde unb i4lief ieinen
Raui9 aus. @benio ma4ten es bic
Msifsn. SIM Wirtbsbaus Sur neuen
Druiel" i'm 6abidtstpalbe, fanb Dor
etliden Sabren cine &oblmeiie ii9 Elm,
bic i'm @aitSimmer ibr Peit auff6lug.
Das ssbotene Sutter nabm lie piIis,
has WaHer Deri9mdbte tie, bafir
trant iie ale 8ierneisen aus. Wan
tann bieie @prliebe fir Bier iibrisens
au9 Bel sefansenen aObls, Sannenz
unb 8laumeiien beobd9ten. Inter
ben Sdusetbieren neigen 4ffen uno
Sunpe Dor aIem gum Ilto6ol. SIN
3polosiI9sn @arten gu MinIter mar
unb 1T pobl nod Der @ffe nGe6mann"
alien 8eiu6ern als 8eDobnbeitstrin-
fer betannt. 8ier, Gpsnac, Wuniter@
ldnber &orn perben BON ibm in gro.
ZEN QuantttGten berf4lungen. Sie
WuienIObne MAIDEN iid einen beiOnz
Deren Gpab baraus, n2ebmann", io=
balb Der Wdrter ben Hiten penOet,
nit rStoff" gu periorsen, unb r2ebz
mann" trinft, Bis er liesen blei6t.
Bon einem Sunbe ipirb Elm iebr orolz
liges 8siipiel er3Gblt. .Wanba" mar
uStubentenbunb". Sobalb tie in Die
aneipe lam, i~tiir5te lie iid auf nibren
8e9er", bas @efdb, ipeldes Der
Wirtb unter benz Sabn gu iteben bate,
uno NORM er bas iiberiprtsenoe Bier
auffins. Wanoa trant, bis lie pie
tobt balas. Ser Sunb mar 10 iteif
unb itarr, baB man ibn ielbit itoBen,
I9lagsn uub tibeln fonnte, obne bab
er iid riibrte. 4m anberen Sage bats
te sr einsn reselre9ten &ater. Wanoa
ging i9liebli9 an ibrem Batter 5u
@runbe. Bon ibren &inbern artste
.Sorl" na4 benz Batter, einem gan,
foliben mSedel". bic SO4ter, audi cine
,Wanba", bate bagesen bic Sruntt
iubt Der Mutter seerbt uno purbe
i9on in junsen Sabren febr oft nit
einem = @ffen seieben.
= Wie algemein bstannt 1ein
biirfts, sisbt man in China unb Sas
pan bur9 4nlesen peiBer @enGnber
GuBerli4 gu ertennen, baB man ben
Cob zines 4~nsebOrisen betrauert.
Set Sturgeon iino einiss 0amen Der
pberen 8ierbunbert bon Nep Wort
bemubt. bic peiRe SrauertleiDunh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11

@s tpsrben segenpdrtig Qeube1
runsen sema6t, u~nferer Sibtartoffel
in europa einen Warft gu erDffnen.
QderbauietrstGr 8ilIon bat tirali9
5ebn Sdfer Marblanber Sibfartofs
feln na9 9aris unb ebeniopiels na9
2onbon geIanot. Sn Yarts purbsn
lie auf , Der MISUNDERSTANDING se5eist
unb aqgemein bepunbert; in 2onbon
tamen ie auf ben Marft unb brabten
lobe preife, ba ii4 Sablrei9e 2isbbas
Der bafir fanben. Serr Wilfon era
partet, baB bic Siibtartoffsl balS
einen ni6t unpi6tisen 8eitanbtbeil
Inierer Musfubr MAIDEN nirb, unD
5tpar ni6t BLOB in frii9er, iDnbern
au9 in setrofneter unb eingema9ter
Sorm.
Die Cuff bur9 ftarte 8Glte in
sroBen Mengen in ibre 8~eitanot6eile
gu aerlegen in Saueritoff unb
Sttdftoff = 1T benz Yrofefpr pictet
81 '9enf eelungen. Setn 9erfabren
lit barum 70 bsmertenspertb, neil e.
bas biuiaite alsr berartisen lit. Die
2uft pirb BEL sepDbnli6em Druid in
einen apparat eiugefibrt, Der BON
fliiiiiger 0uft umgeben lit. Die 70 era
asugte niebrige Sempsratur pirtt Der.
art auf bic eingei6lohene Cuff, baB
iif beren Saueritoff unb Stidfoff
nah ibrer S9pere bon chamber tren4
men. Der Saueritoff piro aus benz
goben oes @efdBes abseleitet, bee
Stidftoff aus beHen oberem She'll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-09-11

o.
Jnlano.
G~aItfornien.

@us Sdn Srancisco pirb beri9tst:
6euersn Radrt9ten BON Sonolulu 3us
fplge lift Der betannte 3petraotabrer
Gmil 1blbre6t am Is. Sult IN Der
RGbe bon Malapun Ppint ertrunten.
SpGter purben feline irbii6en uebsr'
reits in benz Magen zines 9aittthes
e~efunbsn, ben man am ginsan9e gum
Safen BON Sonolulu fano. ublbre4t
bate cine 3eit lang in Sonplulu ges
Iebt unb ma in ben Spnplulu Srpn
Wprts bsi6dftigt. On benz genanlls
ten Gage madte er nit Sarrp Wfpore,
9. 6. Sppes unb s. 8. 8planoer cine
.3petrabfabrt mad benz Walapun
8pint. 9prtIelbit berri9te cine be-
ipnbers itarte 8ranoung Dor. Die
2sute iaben uuf ben balbiiberflu-
tbsten Selien eintse ieItiame Mui4eln
ltesen, pel9e lie germ baben pouten.
Ste Spgen it9 aus, bebtelten dber tbrs
Stiefeln an, Inn ibre SiiBe auf benz
fteinernen 9oben ni6t gu perleBen uno
gingen bann in's Waiier. ublbredt
purbe isbr balb bon elmer 9roben
@sle erfaBt unb peridpano in ben
sslutben. Qm 10. b. M. begab it6
Ser SiibIee zSniulaner Sobn &intpett
in ben &anal, Der in ben 9afen 4ins
einfiibrt, auf ben Suifii4fang. 8alo
hing Elm rieitger 9aifii4 an ieinem
Satsn, Der nan einigen 4nltrenguns
gen am Stranoe bon &atpptp ans
2anb eebra6t purbe. Oils oas Mons
itrum aufsei6nitten puroe, funo man
in ieinem Magen ueberreite zines
meni9li6sn @eiens. Sarunter fano
fi6 elm in feinem S9ub itedenoer
SUB, pelder np9 gut erbalten mar.
Die ppliaei purOe iOfOrt bena4ri4s
tist. Sine Der 3eben aetgte cine
eisentbimli6e Mibbiloung. Saran
ertannten Srau ublbre6t uno einige
s5reunbe bes 8er Itorbenen ben SUB
llblbrs9ts. Der Saifii9 mar unges
fdbr ~Span5ig SUB lang : Der grOBte
Der iemals in 10 GROCER Ndbe pes !6a,
fens gefangen puroe. Sem Wtaul
bate cine @rDBe ppn faIt 5pei SUB.
Man 9laubt ni6t, baB ublbre6t bon
benz MonItrum get0btet purbe. @r
ertrant unb purbe bann bon benz
9atftfh peri6lungen. ublbredt binz
terlGbt cine Wittpe unb brei feline
&tnoer.