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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23
SPIRITED PRIZE FIGHT
ON BOARD A TRANSPORT
Soldier and Mess Boy Spar Six Rounds
and Sentry Stabs One of the
Crew During Excitement.


On hatchway No. . of the transport
Sherman, which arrived here from Ma
Mia a few days ago, there happened a
spirited prize fight between James
Green, soldier. and Dave Tafe, one of
the messboys of the ship. kfter six
rounds Of sensational going the mess
boy put the warrior to sthe mat for
the count. While the little mill was in
progress Frank Peterson, a bellboy
was slashed in the side by one of The
soldiers and the stabbing created a
sensation.
This is the first time on record that
one of Uncle Sans transports has been
used for the purpose of the display of
the manly art. The fight was arranged
on the quiet without the consent of the
officers and an admission fee of 81 was
charged The winner of the bout was
awarded purse of s75.
The fight was hot one while it last
ed and many bets were laid by the in
terested spectators. When the mill was
at its most interesting period Bellboy
Frank Peterson tried to break in. A
sentry was on guard and had orders to
admit no one who did not pay. The
sentry slashed Peterson in the side
with his bayonet when he tried to
force his way in.
The boy received a painful wound
and was confined in the ships hospital
for the balance of the trip. Orders
have been issued to the effect that no
more scraps shall take place on board
a transport.
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Substitute Cases Set

T. T. Burnett, T. ]. Dempsey and
HON Toon, indicted for completely in
the Chinese substitution cases, pleaded
not guilty yesterday in the United
States District Court. The date of
their trial will be set later Wong
Ding and the six old Chinese men, who
allowed themselves to be substituted,
pleaded not guilty and their trial was
set for February 2. w. F. Dasha was
too sick to appear.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

Richard SarsfieId is a vagrant. Tes-
timony to that effect was introduced
yesterday in Judge Mogan's court. He
insisted on staying UP until the town
was locked and being around every
morning to see that the clock on the
ferry was properly wound up. Rich
ards observations were mostly made
from the lookout tower of a wine joint
on Sacramento street. When he be-
came a nuisance thespolice locked him
up. Judge Mogan thought that six
months in the County Jail would cure
Sarsfield, so he sentenced him to serve
that length of time.
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Additional Manifests.

Several rnauIfests were fled al the Custom
house yesterday representing additions to this
cargo Of the bark Edward MAY. which was
cleared Ca Saturday for Honolulu. The mani
tests were valued az S32l6 and included the
following.
- hbls -four Tl9 ctls barley. 1925 lbs bran.
1919 Its uiddlings. 13 ctls corn 2020 lbs oil
cake meal 3000 lbs salt 1888 lbs bread. -
crts potatoes. 600 lbs lard, $50 lbs beans, 10 cs
hons Cos lbs ham 30 cs salmon. cs canned
goods 1911 lbs sugar. ! cs meals, 100 gals
distiIlate. II bxs sosu. 200 cs coal oil, cs
paints ana ] bale bags.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23
FEEDING CANDY TO MONKEY
AT CHUTES PRODUCES ROW
Harold Montgomery Comes to Harm as Result Of
Trying to Satisfy the Hamadryas Appetite.
Hero of the Philippines Acquitted of Theft

blouse. Therein concealed was found a
gun which pawnbrokers sell with a
guarantee that it will shoot a man
around a corner. Tom was gathered in
and appeared before Judge Mogan yes
terday He said that he carried the
weapon for protection. From his heart
he declared that he was not afraid OF
white men, but there was so much do
ing UP in Chinatown lately that he
thought it better for his own safety to
carry a weapon. The Judge dismissed
him.
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Berrx Paws for His Rarl,.

On motion of United States District
Attorney Woodwork yesterday in the
United States District Court the case
of the United States against L. c.
Berry was dismissed, Berry having set
tied the matter with the Government.
He was sued to recover $255, the value
of fifty cords of tanbark cut by him on
Government land six years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23
Water Front Notes.

The Pacific Mail Compsnys freighter Aztec
CAPTAIN Robinson. arrived yesterday from
Tacoma with 5000 tons Of coal
The Southern Pacific ferry steamer Encinal
ran into the south end OF her slip at the ferry
depot about noon yesterday morning and con
-erred few dollars worth Of State property
into kindling some of the flying fragments
staupeded q party Of Wells-Fargo employees
who were taking luncheon at the end OF the
slip but nobody was hurt.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23
IN nrrdncL nt Yokohama

The British steamship Heathdene. "hlch ar
rived November 26 ar Yokohama from Tacoma
Sc ro-e on the dr,-,iocI, al the Japanese port
TFer ~usder IS damaged and two of her plates
are cracked TIE cost Of repairs. lncluolhs
5~rso-< r-ee amount 70 more than S55OS-
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; CharIes W. Turner MISSING.

Miss D. D. Dennis of 2007 Golden
Gate avenue reported to the Coroner
yesterday that Charles w. Turner of
that address had been missing since
last Saturday. He is 33 years old and
came from Washington two weeks ago.
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Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Tuesday December %
e+,,- Pomona Swanson. 20 hours from Eu-
s4rr Aztec Robinson. IA hours from Ia
s-mr Rainier. Hansen. 4 days from What
stmr Maggie. Corning. hours from Half
Hr s,1,- 6urelis. Erickson. l03 hours from
Portland via Astoria % hours.
Z 3 stmr New York, Hunksr, days from
sebr Challenger. Anderson, IA days from
i7I;e sahr Fannie Adele. Fischer. Il days from
'ss sehr f'S5 sequoia. johnson. II days from Port
p 's1ial' sohr 3 Jackson. Mas, 10 days from Co
sobr Bessie X. Reed. 10 hours from San
i'en'e -'anl'lS' CLEARED.
Tuesday. December %.
stnr Umatilla, Nopsnder Victoria and Port
Townsend: Pacific Coast Steamship CO.
stmr Bonita. GieloW, san Pedro; Pacific
Nor stmr Hero. syvertsen. Ladysmith; r
Br simr Doric. smith. HongkonF and 70
kohasra. via Honolulu. . & SIS Co.
ship wm Fry sewall. Honolulu; Welch
Pr ship Loeb carron. Clarke. Queenstown:
Br bsrk Inverness, Lewis, Sydney; ] J
SAILED.
Tuesday. December %. p
stmr Umatills. Nopander, Victoria and Pu-
get Sound ports
Sfmr -Czarina. johnson. Coos Bay.
Stur Maggie. Corning, Halfmoon Bay.
Stmr Phoenix. Odland. Mendocino.
Stmr South Coast. Olsen. Caspar.
Stmr Gipsv Leland. Santa Cruz
Stmr Empire. Mscgenn. Coos Bay.
Sfmr Arcsta Nelson. Coos Bay.
Stmr Nandasy. Payne Crescent City.
Stmr Montara. Reilly. Seattle.
Sfmr Alcatraz. Carlson, Greenwood.
fStrnr Pasadena. Rasmussen. Eureka.
Pr stnnr Doric. Smith. Honolulu, Yokohama
and HonRkong
Bark Edward May. Hansen Makawelis
Bl1tn Mary Winlelman, Hellquist, Grays
Harbor.
Bktu Georgina, Brandt. Ballard
schr Fanny Dutard, Anderson, Grays Har-
bor
schr IRA. Harkins. Champerieo via Clip
perton Island.
schr Newark. Reinertsen. Stewards Point.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS, Dec %. 10 p m-Weather
hazy. wind Ne velocity u miles per hour
DOMESTIC PORTS
TATOOSH-P -Passed Dec a2-stmr Mackinav
hence Dec ~. for Tacoma. Br ship Bidston
Hiu hence Dec IA. for Port Townsendg
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Thirteen.

the International Banking Corporation all the
old directors were reelected except Eugene
Delano and H. c. Frick New directors elected
were James F. Fearons, ". G. Henshaw' Pler.e
Msillard William Salomon and Charles A.
Whittier. making the number OF directors
th1ty-eight instead of thirty-hve as formerly
California Combined OIL Company's sales day
of assessment No l. levied November 3, VIII
take place January T.
Sunset Oil Company's sales day OF STOCK upon
which tho last assessment has become delin-
quent. has been postponed from December y
to January 8. There are "a, $50 shares upon
which the assessment IS delinquent anu ln'
sale will take place at Tulare.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest 10 Mariners and
shipping Merchants.

The British ship Loeb Carron was cleared
Yesterday for Queenstown, FOR orders with
65 4Q7 ctls of barley valued al S1SS73. anu
% OCO q of lumber as dunnage. valued at $500.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23
Time Rail

Branch Hydrographic Office, Z. S. N, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. Cal,
December %
The Time Ball on the tower OF the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
1. e., at noon of the 120th meridian, or at D.
m, Greenwich time J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant L. S. N, in charge.
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The Overdne List.

The vessels on the overdue list were quoted
yesterday for reinsurance as follows. Pans
SO re~ cent Willy Rickmers, - Per cent:
Olfz-ehark. IS per cent and ". J. Pirrie 10
rar cent.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

Frank Tom is a cook who in day-
time serves the hungry free-lunchers
at a well-known Market-street saloon.
Saturday night he started for his dom
icile and rude policeman felt of his
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

Rudolph Baldes is a deep sea sailor,
who has plowed the waves for many
years. Recently he shipped from Ham
burg and in Callao tore South Ameri-
can inhabitant from stem to stern with
pair of barbed brass knuckles. One
of the barbs was broken in the encoun-
ter. When he landed in San Francisco
he still had the "knuckles." He. came
ashore from his ship, intent on repeat
ing his South American experience. A
policeman on Pine street expeditiously
put him out of business. The brass
knuckles were found on him when he
was arrested and were booked as evil
dence. When Judge Cabaniss passed
on the matter he readily found Baldes
guilty of carrying concealed weapons
and sentenced him to twenty days in
the County Jail. When the stout ship
comes from Seattle perhaps Baldes will
be ready to go before the mast minus
his formidable armor
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

Coast Survey charts, except when a minus q
sign precedes the height and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts The plane OF reference is the mean
Of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23
RAILWAY TRAVEL.

Other Santa Fe Trains:
!. . 80 80 a. m. for Stockton. Fresno. Bakersfield
: :ST SV a q m M Mereed. Hanford and Visalia-
4 :0O p. m. for Stockton.
500 p. m. for Kansas City. Grand Canyon and
Chicago
TICKET oFFIcE-641 Market St.. and
Ferry Depot. S. ?. Also l112 Broad
way, Oakland, Cal.
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via sausanto Ferry.

Suburban Service, STANDARD Gauge Electric-
Depart IRON San Francisco Daily-a;0o 500
5:9S ais 100 s:45, 1920, IL AS p. m
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO San FRANCISCO
M i2:2o i:45, 2:55. 3:45 4:45. 5:45, 6:45.
S:45. 1920 p. m. - 49,
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAN
II 20 a m. 12:35. 2:o0 3:15. 4:o5. sos. SOS.
I: :o5. geo. 1925 p. m.
THROUGH TRAINS.
500 a. m. daily-Cazadero and way stations
BIS o. m week days Saturdays excepted
Tomales and way stations.
3:I5 D. m Saturdays-Cazadero and way sta
tfcns.
way stations.
TICKET OFFICE-626 Market st.
FERRY-Union Depot. foot Of Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

Albert Cilsher drove mis- milk wagon
furiously along Market street Satur-
day night. Policeman Tim Riordan
held up warning club and Albert re-
Viled him in terms that cannot be pub
lished. The policeman jumped in
buggy and followed the wild driver,
placing him under arrest. Judge Con-
Ian held him without bail yesterday.
because he thought that such infringe
ment OF the driving ordinance was
worthy of more serious rebuke than
a fine. AFred Rausch, driver of butch
er wagon, offended in the same way
and was also ordered into custody by
the Judge.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange board yesterday:
Morning Session
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

NOTE--ln the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
day in the order Of occurrence as TO time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide Of the
day, except when there are but three tides as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition 10 the soundings Of the United states
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

Mrs. c. Beldocchi keeps a vegetable
store on Dupont street, between Val
lejo and Green. For seven months she
has had in her employ Lorenzo Mar
chi, nephew, to whom she has de-
MED any compensation. Lorenzo sued
in the civil courts for his salary and
AS further resort he stood up in front
of the vegetable store and made faces
at the proprietress. Mis-. Beldocchi had
him arrested for disturbing the peace.
In Judge Conlan's court yesterday she
showed the kind of faces he made. If
her reproauction were correct Marchi
certainly deserves term in the peni-
tentiary. Judge Conlan thought that it
was matter for the civil courts and
that making faces, even as ugly as Mrs.
Beldocchi pictured, was not criminal,
so he dismissed the defendant
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE
ollowing were the sales on the Pacific Stock

TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
400 Mont Ton. Il 22i3 500 Ton Midway 81
1000 Rescue ...... OF 200 Ton n star rs
12OO Rescue OS 100 Ton Belmont "a
Afternoon Session.
500 Mont Ton. IL IS 1000 Ton star. IS
800 Rescue ..... os 200 Ton star. 81
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

Mlchael Shea belongs to a hard fam
NY out personally he has avoided get
ung into trouble until yesterday. when
ne appeared before Judge Cabaniss on
charge of threats to kill. His wife
was the complaining witness. She said
that the defendant had informed the
helshborhood and herself that he was
gong TO extinguish his line of the Shea
FAMILY, including a 1O-year-old girl.
Snea denied this strenuously, and said
that all he wished was to be rid of
the woman. The Judge allowed him
TO go under promise that he would not
bother his wife in any way.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

James Thaw had Patrick A. Donovan
arrested for assault with intent to do
great bodily harm. Whatever mix-up
there was occurred at 974 Folsom
street and the secret of it will be bur-
led in the great heart of the southern
district. Thaw repented of his attempt
to get revenge at the hands of Justice
and testified in Judge Conlan's court
yesterday that the stove arose and hit
him on top of the head. He was bound
in bandages and physically a wreck
from his experience. There was a wo
man in the case named Annie Darbille.
She developed an unaccountabIe loss Of
memory regarding the incident and
rather inferred that Thaw had done a
fly act" along the ceiling and fallen
on the stove. Judge Conlan was so
much interested in the case that he
continued it for one week to hear fur
ther particulars.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23
Stock and Bond Exchange.

TUESDAY Dec. 22-2 p. m
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Rid Ask Bid. Ask.
4s or COUP 11O As or cp new133l4 l3+1
As or reg .1Oa15110H l3s or coup. .10Ta4 10s13
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Movements of Steamers.

TO ARRIVE.
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1t is mortal offense to feed the
hamadryas on chocolate candy out at
the Chutes. The hamadryas appears to
the onlooker to be an ordinary monkey
With a bad temper. but scientific ex-
perts testified in Judge Conlan's court
yesterday that he was captured with
great pains in the warm belt that sep
arates Afghanistan from the rest of the
known world. To feed such an animal
chocolate. meant death-in large, black
letters.
Harold Montgomery, fresh from Oak
land, attempted the task last Thurs
day keeper Of monkeys named
James Mooney found Harold dropping
chocolate candy in the hamadryas'
mouth. He pushed him into the Zoo,
which adjoips the habitation of the
friends Of mon" at the Chutes. and
beat him on the head with a leather
covered billy" Montgomery lay un-
conscious for three days as result Of
the assault
The case was tried partly but the de-
fendant asked for a continuance until
next Friday morning, when he expects
to prove that he was merely trying to
save Montgomery from the savage
beast.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

SharIeS L. NeWcomb, an ex-soldier,
who climbed the heights back of Ma
Mia in the Philippines and shot insur-
gents as he would eagles in the Sierras,
was up before Judge Mogan yesterday
on charge of felony embezzlement.
Newcomb had come out of that damp
climate with all his memory tangled in
a heap. He had forgotten about differ
ential calculus. Some underline in the
office of Paymaster F. L. Payson at the
Presidio made out his check for 1901 in
stead OF $2Ol. Newcomb overlooked
TINS ilght error and went for a trip in
the country. He was arrested by
SherlH Dorsey of Acampo. In the court
yesterday he paid the difference in the
accounts and all proceedings were dis
missed
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height Of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point entrance TO San Francisco
Bay. Published by Official authority of the
Superintendent.
NOTE.-The high and low waters occur a.
the CITY front (Mission-street wharf) about 25
minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
Of tide is the same at both places
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-23

SALES
Morning Session.
HanIord l4U w
Afternoon Session.
100 Home (B 3o) Observation-Disclosures. 90
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Won Maffen # arrsn b.
Die militdri9s @tdrte RuBlanbs i'm
fernen Often felt fi4 mad elmer Mels
buns aus 1ientfin bermalen tpie folst:
sSH Der sigentli9en Manbf9urei finb
$4,000 Mann alsr Waffeneattunsen,
einf9liebli9 18 9atterteu Mrttuerie;
nuf ben @~ertebrslinien afpiiden port
Mrtbur unb Der proDina Qmur no.
600 Mann, unb in port Nrtbur unb
9alientpan 10000 Wann; gegen 80
Sorts fnb BET port Mrtbur srri9tst
fporben unb so anbsre I'M 8du begrif>
fen. 41e 9dfen In biefsm 0iftritt fperz
ben befeftiet. Muber ben 2anbitreitz
trdften befinbsn {ia INNER ruffif6e
Gabraeuse In port Mrtbur, uno 20 ur@
bers finb bsitanbis inter Oampf in
Salisntpan. Drtt 2inieni6iffe, spsi
&reuaer unb bier Sorpsbobpot5erltDre
frafen oitfsr EOss TN 6trsiif4sn @ss
tpdHeru Elm.
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Yrobirt uniere euter Wbisties
unb Weine 81 niebrieen BreiIen.
Gaitanpfa & Con, Wain Npe.
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grObe ausnabl bon ebieliaasn fus
@eibna6ts'G ei&euft
Rebu 9ort Radet Stsrs.
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Gnslifdt Saalerftusruebren.
Stps6sntipredbenoe 0orfebrnngsn sur 0ettunt
gtdbInna Der gSerhen.

Sme6sntipredenoe 0orfebtnngsn sur I~tettune
nna etdbfam9 Der Stersen.
SIN ben meiiten @9ulen @nglanbs
finb ungemetn 5pedentfpre9enbe @orz
tebrunsen gesen bic 5euersgefabr GEE
troffen. @epObnli9 1T eine tpirfli9e
S9ilerfeuertpebr porbanben, bic in
bielen @tdbten au9 Bel 8rdnben, bic
euberhalb bes S6ulsebdubes itattfinz
ben, NIT Der itdbtif9en Jeuerpebr suz
fommen ausriidt. Sn ben Mdb9enz
f4ulen bat man ebenfans %dreefdneen,
5euertpebren einauri9ten, bic ii9 aud
tn ben berf4iebenen Sdnen bspGbrt has
ben. Sn 2onbpn sibt .s eine groBe
Girma. bic 5euertpebr . uteniilien,
@priBen unb bersletden fpeaieG fir
Sdulen baut unb bteIs 10 einri6tet,
baB lie aud bon nint Defenders frGfz
tisen Rnaben unb bon MGbmen eez
brau9t tperber1 tDnner.
@etpDbnli9 Iinb biefe S9iilerfeusrs
ipebren 70 oredniftrt, baB ale au Der
S4ule eebDrisen @9iiler In benz ans
getneinen Dtenit unterri9tst tperben.
unb bdb bann Der Better biefsr uebuns
gen bic beiten unb seetgnetften fit bic
Bebtenung Der @priben, bas Mnlegen
bon 2eitern unb 70 tpeiter dnsfu9t.
4Ges 1T 70 e~insebriGt, bab tnnerbolb
atpet Minuten mad Musbru1 zines
5eiers bic Geuerfpebr ausriiden fam.
Die 4~usbilbuns stf9iebt natiirlih
gdna In Der Meife, tpie bic ber Jeuers
tDehrleuts Der eroBen ftdbtifhen Ssuers
tpebren. Sn ieber Mo6e tperben Minis
beftens etn Biz apei @tunben auf btsz
fen Dienff bertpenbet unb stpar nirb
befonbere Mufmerf5omfeit barouf sez
rihtet, bab bic Rnaben urb MGb6en
lernen, burd Rau9 befpubtlos eeporz
bene Ranneraben aus benz brennenben
5aus berausaubrinsen.
Gang befonberen Wertb legt man
r~,tuerbtnss auf bie Musbilbuns I'm @e<
brau9 bes Gprunstudes, bas f9lisbs
lin ia INNER zines Der 5auptmittel sur
Hettung aus brennerben 0Gufern bleibt
unb ntbenbet cine ausseaei6nete fDt.
perlide uebune lit unb bic Nerbsn
itdrft, benr BET ben 1ebunsen miiFen
rah ben Dorf9riften immer tpieber
Spriinge aug aiemli4 bpben 5eniterr
getpagt tperben.
Cine Der beiten @9ilerfeuertpebren
gnslanbs beitbt bic rMarebpuIemer
anb glerts' @9opl" in purlep. Sn ies
benz S9lafraum biefer sroben @9ule
befinben ii9 neben ben gepDbnli9en
Observation-Disclosures Qettern unb
9u9r06ren. bermittelft beren bic Snz
fatIen beg 3immers i'm sau zines
Geuers fdneI entfommen fDnnen. Oas
9erauslaHen bura bic MDbre tpirb 70
febr geiibt, baB %ungefdbr 20 peripnen
innerbolb elmer Minute bur9 biefe al
enttommer bermDsen. 9annit bic G0bre
ober bon ben S9ilern nidt aud einr
mai 3u nd9tli9sn grfuriionen benuBt
iperben, 1T bic Sade 10 eineeri4tet,
bab, penn BITE RDbre gum @ebrau1
bereertdtet ptrb, etne elettrif9e 3line
gel bic 4ufieber bes 9au5es tpedt.
Diefe SudrDbren baden oben sinstt
aug feitem Stabl searbeitsten Sting, Der
fin lei4t tn cine an jebem 5eniter ans
sebro@te Ginri9tune befeftisen ldbt.
Man iprinst bann oben binein unb
lGBt fid, inbem man 8nise unb Glen
bosen ais gremie benuBt, binunterslet>
ten. Die auerit unten Nnsetommenen
balten bunn bas Sud- 70, bab bic Mns
beren 6equem unn f9ne1er bintereins
amber 6eruntertommen fDnnen.
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w6uipsinem.xrasysa .@frynesmne.

Sberit Mleronber. Der fungtrenbe
@eneraltommiTar IN ben pbilippinsn,
fust In fetnem BEN Straightforward err
ifatteten Sdbrtsberidt, bab btele bon
ben gdpiertsteiten, BITE fi9 bisber Der
Werprobiantiruns Der 4rmse auf ben
pbilippinen .ntsesenfeaten, a~bsrtpuns
BEN ftnb unb be Eruppen iebt reselz
mdbfs NIT frifdsm Rinbfleifd unb
gemiifsn psrfehen iperben. Das frsfae
Rinbfleiih tptrb Ipie bisber bon Mus
f~tralien beaosen. Gan Graueiseo lies
fert ben srObten SbeiI Der Mrtttsl fir
Rattpnen unb bisls anbers Dtnse;
Chicago ben srDBtsn She'll bes pDtel,
fleifhss unb Der 5leifaprobutte; Wep
Yort ben sr6ber.n 1beil ber Mrtitel.
bic an Sfft5iere uHb Splbatsn persauft
iperben.
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fredericksburg Der sOnnenftrablem.

prpfeFor Dufour in Qaufanne bat
etne ndbrenb bes lebten Winters su
Sage eetretene Mbf9pdduns Der @onz
~nsnitrobiung piHenidaftlid na4ses
t%piefen. Dieter p6pfitsr unteriu9t felt
1896 an jeb.m bsIen Gage bic Stdrfs
Der Concentrating unb fanb, baB
biefelbe niemals 70 gerins sstpei.n 1T,
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