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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
BIG MAID OF MAINE.
TIPS SCALES AT THREE HUN
DRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE.
Miss Cassie Carter Is Aged Only %
and Is Growing-Villagers Call
Her a "Big Help" to
Her Mother.
Boston (Mass.) Special.

Boston (maSS.) Special.
BY the time she has attained her full
growth Miss Cassie NJ. Carter. of South
Bluehill, Me-, can justly claim to be-
ing one of the largest women in the
country. Although but % years of age,
she already tips the scales at 1856 pounds,
and with good health and good appetite
in her favor, is gradually increasing in
dimensions.
What the limit will be, and how soon
it will be reached, Miss Carter, OF
course, does not know, and if the sub
ject is giving her any worriment it is
certainly not causing her to lose flesh.
She has an appetite which calls for
three generous meals per day, and the
matter of dieting as means OF reduc-
ing her weight has apparently not re-
ceived her serious consideration.
Added to this healthful appetite Is q
love for exercise in the open air, and
summer visitors at South Bluehill have
marveled at the vision of this extrodl-
nary woman indulging in all sorts OF
games with the young folks and bounc-
ing about in the surf.
When Miss Carter was born there was
nothing to distinguish her from thou
sands of other children. She weighed
only 61s pounds, and partook of all the
characteristics of her parents.
Her father weighed $50 pounds and her
mother only lis pounds.
The fathex died when Miss Carter was
10, and she has since made her home
with her mother, to whom, in many
enses of tb: word, she is "big" help.
Tho child's gain in weight was only
normal until she was a year old, but
froel that moment to the present her
ply aical progress has been of the most
remarkable character.
At the age of 20 months she weighed
65 pounds and made a substantial lap
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
BRITISH NoBLEMAN's FAD.
Had the Crest Of His Family Scared
on His Arm in Colors That
Will Not Fade.
London (Eng.) Special.

The arm shown in the accompanying
uicture is that of a British nobleman.
and the reason why it is shown Is be-
cause his crest is tattooed on 1t. II
is possible that in Great Britain and else
where there are other noblemen who
have been tattooed, but those who
know anything Of this bizarre and bar
barrie custom say that there is not one
of them who has on any part Of his
person such q wonderful work OF art
as the crest shown above.
This work was done in London BY
a man who is considered the best art
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

way. He was, in short, only nominally
emperor, and the real power in Japan
was the Shotgun, to whom the damyos
were subservient. The house Of Kuroki
brought strong influence to bear upon
the Shotgun and succeeded in restoring
the power of the emperor. For this SUI
preme service Mutsuhito is indebted to
the father of the present Baron kuroki
Gen. Kuroki has been a student of the
old methods of warfare, and has also
studied modern tactics in Germany. His
thorough experience has enabled him to
direct the wonderful campaign against
Russia. Gen. Kuroki, having routed
30 900 of the cars troops between day"
break and 9 o'clock one Sunday morn
ing, composed deprecatory telegram TO
the mikado modestly announcing MS
victory and describing the engagement
in detail as business matter.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
MISS HALEY IN NEW YORK.
Chicago Teacher Who Worked Won
ders at Home Now Gives Atten-
ton to the East.
New York Special.

Factory system prevails in the pub
lie schools of New York CITY," 'The
schools are autocratic" 'They suffer
from the 'one man. system"
These are the most trenchant of the
criticisms of the New York public
school system, uttered by Miss Margaret
A. Haley, president of the National Fed
Grafton of Teachers. Miss Haley repre-
sents local teachers union, which feels
itself to be power, and accomplished
great things toward the salaries of Chi
cago teachers and toward preventing
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

full for a mother, who could boast only
us pounds. The bouncing which she re-
ceived upon the paternal knee was con-
siderably limited on this account. The
baby carriage was made Of the very
strongest material, and the mother who
trundled it often kept an anxious eye
upon the wheels and springs, fearful Of
disaster.
At the age of five Cassie stepped upon
the scales in q village grocery, sur
rounded by a wondering group of the
townspeople. The grocer tried the 100
pound weight and the beam flew up with
a force which threatened to put the scales
out of commission. When the notch
marked 62 was reached the beam re-
NAMED suspended and Bluehill had the
champion ffve-year-old, with weight OF
1872 pounds
Two years later the girl weighed 211
mounds and her fame spread throughout
the eastern part of the state. Her sub
seouent gain was steady, and has brought
her notoriety which would be very an
moving had she not been accustomed
ia it from childhood.
Miss Carriers latest measurements tar
en- a few days ago for a Boston Globe cor
RESPONDENT, are as follows: Height, four
feet eight inches; around the waist, four
feet five inches; around the bust, five
feet: around the hips, six feet.
With such dimensions it may be
readily understood that Miss Carter long
since despaired of obtaining wearing ap-
narel in the manner of other women.
All her clothing is made by herself and
mother, for it is impossible to find any
thing in the stores which will fit, even
stockings. Instead of shoes she wears
the widest kind of slippers.
Bargain day at the local dry goods
store is entirely lacking for her in the
attractions which it has to other women
of her age.
Her daily occupation is housework,
and she is surprisingly nimble in the
performance of It.
She Is at present at most OF the social
events In her town, and occasionally
INDUCES in dancing, although she is
very modest about her ability in that
line.
She chats in a very interesting manner
with all who wish to talk to her, and Is
entirely free from sensitiveness about
questions which concern her size and
weight. Her unfailing good nature
makes her general favorite among the
townspeop1e.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
HIS PROOF WAS POSITIVE.
A Characteristic American Story
Which Comes to Us by Way
Of Porto Rico.
San Juan (P. R.l Special.

Gov. w. H. Hunt, Of Porto Rico, was
talking about legal evidence and proof,
I'm New Orleans, where was born"
said the governor, they still narrats
the very startling proof that was once
brought forward by certain convict.
This convict had been serving in an
exemplary way long sentence, and in
the course of his confinement he had
fallen in love with one Of the female
prisoners. The woman returned his az
lection, and some sort of dispensation
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Could Not Keep His Booty.

When the first victory of the Japanese
was announced in Osaka, Otojiro Kawa-
kami, the famous Japanese actor, Joined
in a torchlight procession. During 1t q
skillful pickpocket robbed him Of q
watch presented to him by the car when
he played in Russia's capital. In the case
was engraved an image Of the car. Two
DAYS later parcel and letter were left at
the actors hotel. In the parcel was the
watch. The letter said the writer was Z
thief, but he wouldn't have anything
Russian. no matter how valuable.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Eeyptian Brides 4 re Very Sly.

It is usual for the Egyptian bride to
affect shyness and embarrassment. On
no account must the eyes be lifted from
the ground The bride is led about by
her nurse-a functionary who plays
a prominent part at the wedding, and
one whom it is the fiance's interest to
"tip" liberally-and two other attend
ants, while a couple of slaves fan her
continually to cool the burning
bushes which are supposed to mantle
her maiden cheeks.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Sapling Hits False Teeth.

A peculiar accident happened to c. G..
Walker, a farmer at Columbia, Mo.
While cutting bushes in field sapling,
forced back suddenly by the weight of the
az, struck him between the lower lip and
chin, shattering the lower set Of false
teeth and forcing them up in such way
as to cut, his tongue in two. Physicians
sewed the parts together, and say Mr..
Walker will not have his speech i'm.
paired,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
A Bank for Workingmen.

To encourage poor people to estab-
lish homes of their own, Norway has
founded a bank for workingmen. It
loans money at three and half and
four Der cent, and gives the borrower
~ years in which to pay the loan. The
total cost or the house must not ex-
coed 1904, and the area Of land must
10, be more than i've acres.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

was granted whereby it was made posi-
Bile for these two unfortunates to marry.
But when the pair appeared before
the warden no proof was forthcoming
of the death Of the mans first wife.
Though her village had been written to.
the letter had been returned unan-
swered.
"'Well.' said the warden, I'm afraid.
my man. this marriage can't proceed
unless proof of your first wife's death
is produced
"'Can't it, sir?' said the convict, with
an air of distress. He looked timidly
at his prospective brides Well, sir, Il
you must have proof he faltered, why.
may as we'll tell you that this here SEN
tence l am serving now is for my first
wife's assassination"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

list of the kind in the world. A skilled
designer, he also uses various colors,
especially blue and green, in his work
and this naturally adds greatly to its
attractiveness. Yellow and lavender
are almost the only colors which he
has not yet been able to use satisfac-
torily on the human skin, but he is ex-
perimenting constantly in this d.
rection and is confident that he will
soon be able to produce brilliant eff.
fects with them.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

the zone man system" from being
made an act of the Illinois state leg
islature.
When Chicago, a few years ago, cut
the pay of firemen, policemen and teach
ers and threatened to close the schools
for lack of funds, Miss Haley investi-
gated the situation, found that the great
public utility corporations were lodging
their taxes, brought them into court.
compelled them to pay 81 200, 900 back
taxes, and added permanently 81, OO0, 900
of corporation property to Chicago's tax
roll. The teachers then subscribed q
fund to release Miss Haley from school,
so that she might devote herself exclu-
sfvelv to public work.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Danger in Revolving Doors.

Revolving doors in public halls and
theaters are prohibited in Berlin. It
Is feared, and with good reason, that
they would not permit speedy egress
In case of fire.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Paternalism In Germany.

The telephone and telegraph arc mo:
nopolized by the German government,
which claims and exercises the right Of
refusing any message that the officials
consider Objectionable
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

California Millionaire Whose Luck In
Gambling Used to Be Proverbial.)
RADIO after having dined pretty cozily
somewhere or other. Vanbrugh was sit
ting at desk in his private room just
of the main faro bank when Baldwin
stepped in.
"'Hello, Tom,' said Baldwin to Van
brugh. How are you feeling"
"'Still Mob hilly,' replied Vanbrugh.
When are you going to transfer the deed
Of that piece of ground to me, anyway
"'Tom,' replied Baldwin, I'm getting
tired of hearing you talk about that
ground. Come out here and get behind
the box and Lucky led the way into the
main faro room. Vanbrugh, seeing that
there was going to be something doing
Enthusiastically Baldwinesque, fol-
lowed him with alacrity.
1.-THE dealer at one Of the no-limit
tables was just shuflling the cards for
another boxful.
"'Sit down there, Tom, and get busy,
said Baldwin to Vanbrugh, pointing to
the dealers chair. Vanbrugh slid into
1t.
"'If the ace loses, Tom Baldwin said,
without a trace of excitement, to Van
brugh, the Mob hill ground is yours. If
the ace wins the Market street block is
mine. How about that?'
"Vanbrugh nodded He shuffled the
cards, did the usual courtesy in faro
bank of passing them over to Baldwin to
cut-Lucky could cut 2G cards as we'll
as any veteran faro-bank dealer-and
slid the cards into the box.
"'With your permission, gentleman,
said Vanbrugh to the other players
around the table whose play had been in
terrupted, and they leaned back In their
chairs to watch the outcome.
Baldwin removed the Handicapped
Panama from his head, and the cabbage
leaf which he always wore inside of his
hat in hot weather fell to the floor Just
as Vanbrugh started to slide the cards
out of the box. Baldwin stopped to pick
up the piece of cabbage leaf and replace
It in his hat Before he stood up erect
again he was owner of Vanbrugh's Mar
ket street block. The ace had come out
on the right side for Baldwin while he
was STOPPING over.
If your name isn't a fit, Lucky, I'll
be- was all that Vanbrugh said, and
on the following morning he transferred
the Market street property to Baldwin.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Electrical Tree in India.

An electrical tree has been discov-
cred in a forest in central India. Its
leaves are Of highly sensitive ma
ture, and 80 full of electricity that any
person who touches one Of them re-
ceives an electric shock. It has very
singular effect upon magnetic
needle, and will influence it at q dis
lance of even 20 feet.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
Decreases are shown as follows:

Flour ...,........ O.4 ICOIIee .......'... .o|. =
Of 70 articles Of clothing, the prices OF
Sc for 1903 are higher than the average
price for the preceding period since 1890.
Increases ranged from three per cent. for
ginghams to 2O.8 per cent. for sheetings.
Women's dress goods were 1913 per cent.
higher; overcoatings, 1913 per cent.
higher; and blankets, 17.9 per cent.
higher.
The table on fuel and lighting shows an
astonishing increase in cost to the con"
sumer during 1903 over the average price
the preceding ten years. The result fol-
lows:
Pct. Pct.
Petroleum, REID 81. i Anthracite stove.H.1
Petroleum for ex- Anthracite chest
mort 1925 nut .............A.2
Anthracite coal. &c. 2lAnthracite egg. 4.3
The only item in this class showing
a decline is parlor matches, which fell
off 14.4 per cent. The average increase
for 1903 over the period since 1890 was
40 per cent.
The lowest price of anthracite egg coal
was in September, 1895, the wholesale
rate being $2.82. In the latter part of
1902 and throughout 1903 the wholesale
price was 1896. Georges creek blum
nous I. o. b. in New York leaped from
$2.1o in 1899 to 1928 in 1902.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23
CARROLL D. WRIGHT.
(TIe Proves in Figures That Cost OF Living
Is Higher Than Ever)

compared to the period since 1890 shows
an increase in cattle of Al per cent.
Under the head of farm products l6 ar
ticles show increases as follows:
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-23

There was decrease Of 1.3 per cent.
in sheep, rs per cent, in rye, So per cent.
in flaxseed.
Fifty three articles of food are given,
and on IS there is an increase over the
average for the preceding 13 year rang
ing from five per cent. on bread in the
Washington market to u per cent. on
pepper from Singapore. The following
;naroaros in narcantaqe are shown:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Sub lnkntn.
st mt ganeielifub +

Ut mt Saneielifnb bleu / iorriae
llge iutorporeret / Yierre me6 Ell SEQ.
pitaI al 100000. Ger ital arIGa.
geS en- so gfiI lang @oue gienmem
GoOtn9tou "a Tan Counties, melcm
@otertoiur % 8ebiter. @IanSt 81.
reftsrerre er ". $, S~iuoqren, 81. u.
SbnrIta0 % q. 6. 9ltrnitao.
@rrniefummiSiiuneu, iom bIep no.
uGout al Spo IatotaS % 8ebrafas
@uoeruerer, iamle0eS / iorriae llse i
Siour Gitp % formuIereSe en- SuS.
ltiQiug I'll &c TO StaterS SegiSlaturer.
- Set er NsiSiuurifloSers SrnefuIS.
beS, icm or StpIO / at Seunc aommiS-
ion bleo nebiat, 9eune Tloo bar
tieut iom @rGnieIiuie meIlem Be 70
Siater, men ret iom Set er iaIoer Den
pna al iprnnore Seie ioaIeoes, at Sps
0ofota.Sauo blir ligseH0e paa gsebra.
lfaiioen oa omuenot. Serueo er Ser
opitaaet Here Stptter "9to Iaus
SanS", Tom bar tieut til SiIiIuetsiteo
for Torbrpoere, ser Der bar fnnust
boloe beaae Staters gutoriteter for
Rar. SpMMisiionen forellaar, at ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Mining Syndicate

er MI en- bel etableret pg flor gff9re.
os ser arbeioes meo TO "SbiitS", Nat
og Gag. @runoene til of bette Spn.
otfat itaoig pofser / Inieelie % Stpr'
fc er mangioloige, % bopraf ber ifal
peges paa noele foa.
l.. Iine.g ienoommene err al Jag.
fpnoigc oe praftiife @rubefolf aner-
fie,tbt ior at bore al De bebite, iom
finoes.
2. 2eSerne al bette Spnbtfat er er.
farne og opristige og arbeiSer itabig
no ira Ell og famine @rnnotanfe mem.
Zig at aisre Het 90 Sfiel MOB ale.
3. Yriieu paa gftier / bette Spu.
oifat er Iapere END | noget mtoet 8rit.
befompani naar S9roien al Glen.
bommene taeeS / 9etragtnine.
4. Seitprelien err foriigtis % Ie.
ser life 0riftn / set Siemeo at iGI.
&c uo til andre, men opofrer al iiu
Sto 90 Gnergi for at opar6eioe en-
lsunenoe 6%orretuing, % en- 6ierbeo
al Iftie.@ ierne er al De foriigtigte
90 met peIbaperoe Sfanbinaper her
| Imerifn. ser Sio efter anben har
inoifliot itcrre % itsrre aapital Ell.
terboert iom De bar erbolot aienSfdb
til afi9reu.
Iftier ielges enbnu for 90 Gents
pr. Iftie. men oct oil life bare l9n'
&c. fsr Sriien bIir forbsiet.
GrtS ira Satirn.Nfiuen bar bit
iis Of inSebclSe $3S7.00 Selp pr.
Con. grts fra Rubp &ins ooer
$t.300.00 @ilIo og Rltbp~S sIo;
grts fra @rissIp 9ear-S ruben oper
$4,000 | irit Sub; Grts fra Shcl.
BON ooer S200.0 90 / frit Sub % grts
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

Gents. Gette betsS altioa en- gelpa.
relic for Minneiotas 6ormere 81
SI05, GOO paa bette enc Iar. SION.
gresmauo Goipers ira iflopo Gciinto,
&elolutionens 5orlatter, ulener, at
man / solpa fltnbe giere Oct li8e ioa
bra, Sa 3olunS 5armere briiger lise
iaa megei 8imSetraaO iom beres SOL.
leaner i Rinneleta.
StrGna Strai. - Gn 0tnno neo
Iaun lid @aImer / Ges Moires bleo
iorIeocn 9og iOsmt 10 aars baarSt
Stroiarbeioe iorot bare ~itiaalet - Ell
Stinfe. "a Mlau0en liOer al SPring
er oenne Com set ianmIe iom lipspn.
rigt SSPnaiel. lid bar nef uGret Ell
ilrm 9neat. Gette er 6te Sang, ban
er oemt for 8pUeri, % 0omnerer
fanOt, ban par iod liorbeoerli9, at Sen
eneite 0lanSe al beifptte iie moo BAN
bar at gioe bam 2opens itrpngeite
Strai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

1000 sItrcs fort aanSitpffe, fienSl
rreer Napnet Sails SnrDep", CO
iom 6looen mar pRf ira Spo 3afotc
/ 1878. al ben iioItnrpnte Stnt oper,
Srases til Nebraifa. Eli 8eoerlal
~oueroraser Rebraifa til Spb Tafotc
BEN iaafal6te ~Fofei" / 09rbeoen al
@cGoof Cafe % ~Reniser geno Gut
or.
s. s. gicn, aasierer af Summit
gdnf | Summit og tioligere Msnlenl
al Segislaturen, bar M beItef1t er.
fl9ret, at ban aligepeI pil itiIle iig
Tom aanbibat FOR &iceguoernsr paa
ben republifanife gaIgieooel. 9ettt
pil fonurle iom en- Sperrdifelie for
mango al De poIitiife 9eoere / Staten.
ba Glen. iom b%efienot, aanife uDlig
erfl9rebe, at ban pan 8runb al fin
priuate 6orretning life funoe i1llc
liz iom aanoibat for uoeet Statsem.
bebe iaar.
Gn farlig 1eicr. - en- @tans peS
Napn Oscar Werflano, Ell nelitaaenoe
Rdnb, iom bIon6t anoet eier 500
gcres p9roifulbt 5armIano. bleo /
forrige llge nrreiteret / Sinur Sails
al Eolitidefen oeriteos, iont itrar no.
lepereoe bam til Sberiffen / 2pon
9ountp, Soma. san er anflaget for
at BABE juliet cp Ell Sarmer Ser /
Gountpet peb Iapn SS6bn &nsrnisien
90 efterpaa faret %boIoelig frem MOB
HaSmuSiens 2one. Hoar Sru SUI
Itittu | Spou Gountp err fGroi; meb
gerflano, oil gierue artorttetesnc /
Sincoln Gonntp, g. 0af., BABE 0lr.
gre | BAN. Sioen / auguit bar 8oli-
tiet iorigt efteriegt gerflono, bnem
BET bar pRret nmiligt at finoe, inotil
ban | forrige llge rent uoentet buf.
feoe op | Siour SAILS.
Gn ipnscnbe @rGplius og Ell ban.
Ienoe lib bill rimeligpis bli inobefat.
tet bInnot Snb 9afotas ~llbitiaings.
gienItanoe" paa ct. 2ouis. lloitiain.
gent ulpen til 6rer Bert Glauie /
Miller. Den bleo inlget paa 8r9-
rien tfioriommer ou bar Ga en- lioen
unge, men err MI ct tort, Iterft. brirnt
VGlt al Gapotefamilien. SSmiolertio
er ben ligeiao goontootg, iom ben err
lterf; ben ~inorsmme3 Itor Sribeo og
morer lig meget meo at Iege meo
men ben er al6rig baoro-
Gen er IoPrt l9roiQig %
MI poa at lpre at oanie poa
glernemaner. - On dn6en Rano
Ser / gpen. George 6enton, eier en-
tor @r9pling, iom bar lagt iGrlig
milItfalife anlpg for 0agen. Sonen
er life rem init, men man fan life
oerte oct beore al Ell 8rpplina. @r.
nlener. al 6i8ie Opr nil ogffe
megen Spiigt poa @crbens.
ltoitillingen iom ieIbeIte "Sornlds
gin" Den tiu1rbempSiiqe gsffel, iom
npli9 bIeo felset Spo 9afota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

Soabrns. Strar efter bIeu ban ilpn.
get mob en- girteliag os hit jim enc
grm niifnarei. San anIogoe Sng
meo Strap pna Gritatning, men inoen
oenne TOM for Metten, beSe cen Sag.
brussbeItprer. ium bnooe Ieiet BAN, o.
oermeo bleb Iffrren mere inooiflet.
Sioen 1884 bar Saserl DRret for Ret.
ten @ans paa Sang. mart | 2incoIn
Gounip, mart | So Crosse oe mart !
Gu Claire, % mart bar 9ompaniet
appeleret Hettens a~isicreIie os mart
Npbed. Nen MI er Scgen enoeIig en-
Sang for ale afgiort ianleoes, at
aompaniet Ifal bctaIe Rpbad en- Or.
itntnina al $1,000 % i,orebe alle Ga.
gems Smfoitninger, Der MI beIgbsr
flo til opcr $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Woo GuberfuIoien.-

Erofesior u. IsIer / geIsig be.
retter | iioite Sefte al "s3eitIdrift fir
Suberfuloie uno Seilitdtteniueien"
ON Dc 5orIsg poa at iffafe ct geifpt.
tellesmiooel. MOB Sitberfuloie, Ionl
ban / Here Iar bar anItiaet. Git
ltsrite Saab letter ban iii Staalorm.
DISQUALIFICATION. 8eo at inopooes
paa Claiborne taber Tllberfelbocil.
len en- @genIfab, JON letter Den iitano
til at tribes | parmblooise 0prs Se-
gerter, nemlig Gpnen til at bore peo
Ell Sentperatur al 90 @r. @lobpar.
mem. Staalorm : Sltberfelbaciuer
porer fln oeo Semperaturer al boiIt
n Or. % ganr ~tilgrunoe peo 6siere
Semperatltrer ianpellom / parmblo.
ofge 9pr. Wgaer inoipreiteoe nh
Renfulturer al StanIorm.S uberfel.
baciaer paa oarmblooiee DIR. elsie
tager irgen Sfaoe beraf, men bliper
efter g~ientagne Snoipreitninger fife
mootagcIige for De egte Sltberfelba.
ciler.
Gen lite Warts 1902 a~n6raate en-
Sr. b. g. Stoalorm. I'll berfelbaciaer
| ct friift Snitioor paa lin llnoerarm.
canine Dag inofprsiteoe Wsaer poa
Zig ielp Stoalorm.S g berfcIbociler /
generne, uben at Ser inotraabte STE.
aftion. s Sftober % 4opember (.
u. gientog Weler ire @anse bette
Experiment paa iig ielp; fiin engang
bnboe ban 5rpsninger oe iterf Seber,
men bar aaerebe npite Iorgen friif
igjen. @eb baglige foretagne timber.
isgelier at bans Blob fanotes aloria
Sltberfelbnciqer beri.
efterat Grof. MsIler iaaleoes bah.
De imnuniieret Jig efter FIN Sbeori,
oooeoe ban Sen 4be December 1902
at i~noiprsite pgte Menneifet1berflt.
loiebaciaer | fine aarer. Ilmenbe.
%fitoenoet forbIep normalt, % Ser inc.
troaote itgcn Sober. Spbooning eler
Heaftion, Siitnof aftog 2cgemspeg-
ten ca. II 8lno / oe n9ite 10 Moane:
ser, men iiben s(pril 1903 bar Sen
igien ppret normal. If famine ga.
ciaefultiir, JON ban iibit bapbe inb.
ipreitet paa Jig ielp, inopooeoe ban en-
Dolls paa 10 Iarinirt, og beg9e fit
Sitberfiiloie. Rpqer boloer fine
StaaIorm. uberfuloiebaciQer for Sc
relatiot iifarItglte og BOG tilitr9ffelia
birfiomre gafterier, iom fommer /
9etraatning. bpor set eiploer at
gisre barmblobigeS fabninger uinrob.
tagelige for Sitberfuloie.