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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
GIRL MAY HAVE ELOPED
Or BECOME LOST IN
THE HILLS NEAR NAPA
Absence Of Pretty Lois WenzeIl
Is Source Of Worry to
+. Her Relatives.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


NAPA, July Miss Lois Dorothy
I Wenzeli, whose home is at 1898. Ocean
boulevard, SAM Francisco. but who has
/ been residing with her grandmother.
Mrs. Wenzell of Live Oak Cottage.
about ten miles north of this city. has
been missing since Saturday night, and
I all efforts to locate her have SO far
proved fruitIess Sheriff DunIap was
called UP on the telephone Saturday
night and asked to come as quickly as
possible to the cottage, as IL was be-
lieved that the young lady had been
lost-i in the mountains surrounding the
place and. her: relatives were verr-
anxious for her safety. The Sheriff
left about a half hour after the mes
sage was received and returned home
this morning tired and worn out with
the search which, he says, was alb
solutely fruitless.
The young lady is 20 years of age.
She was practically reared in the hills
where she is supposed to be lost She
is an expert with the rifle and. as her
relatives say, perfectly able to take
care of herself anywhere in the foot
hills" They fear that she has met
with serious accident The Sheriff is
Of the opinion that the young lady has
eloped. and several persons residing
near the cottage are of the same opin-
ion 1t has long been known that Miss
"SH@CAA mas ioSelNeu the attentions OF
Joseph Ferrari, young man living in
the neighborhood. An effort will be
made to locate him and discover If
he is in any way connected with Miss
Wenzell's disappearance. Ferrari left
Oakville about a week ago with an
other Italian companion, but left all
his tools where he was working, stat
ing that he would call for them in the
near future.
Miss Wenzell is a remarkably pretty
girl. She is the grand niece of Pro-
fessor Wenzell. who at one time was
head of the department of chemistry at
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03


The Nathan-Dohrmann Company is
to erect a building on Van Ness ave-
nue., near California street. A large
annex running from the rear portion
of the lot to California street will be
used as the shipping and delivery de-
partment.
The building is to front 100 feet on
Van Ness avenue by 230 feet in depth.
1t will contain two stores, one TO be
occupied by Moss glove store. The
main floor of the salesroom of Nathan
Dohrmann's will be unique. 1t is to be
constructed to represent pavilion,
with high roof and skylights. There
viii be a clear floor space of 60x130
without a supporting pillar. A wide
gallery will flank the four sides.
The interior will be elaborately fitted
with showcases and fixtures. There
will be a fine china artroom. The firm
will carry the same stock as in the old
place on .Sutter street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
SAN JOAQUIN
RISING AGAIN
Melting Snow Sends
River Up an Inch
in "a Hours.

STOCKTON, July 2.-The San joaquin
River has risen an inch at Paradise
during the last twenty-four hours. The
rise is due to the warm spell melting
the snow and danger of further inun-
dation of the delta lanas west of Stock
ton is feared
IMPERIAL, July AT Mexicali a
total of twenty-six buildings mainly
adobes, have tumbled into the New
River to date. The river is steadily
reaching on toward to Calexice. The
California Development Company's
buildings there will probably fall into
the river by morning. Merchants are
beginning to move. The Southern Pa
cific today began building a road from
Pilot Knob to the break in the river.
Requisition has been made for 5000 la
borers to rush the work
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
MARDI GRAS PARADE
To END CELEBRATION
IN NAVY YARD CITY
Vallejo Arranses Fine Pro-
gramme in Honor Of Uncle
Sans Natal Day.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI,

VALLEJO. July 2.-This city is pre-
pairing to celebrate the Fourth of JULY
In an elaborate manner and to enter
tain thousands of visitors. From San
Francisco, Oakland. Napa, the south
shore of San Pablo Bay and from
towns throughout Solano County hun
dreds of patriotic citizens are expected
Low railroad and steamer rates and
many excursions have been arranged
The features of the celebration will be
the naval regatta, the f1remens races
between one Napa, two Vallejo, two
Mare Island and two Benicia companies
a mardi gras parade in the evening,
band concerts morning, afternoon and
evening. baseball games, literary exer-
cises and free dancing in the largest
halls in the city. A large sum has been
subscribed by the business people and
most successful celebration is ex-
pecteS
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
DIR. PIERcE's REMEDIES.
The Best Guaranty of Merit
Is Open Publicity.

Every bottle Of DR.. Pierce's world
famed medicines leaving the great labo-
rstory at Buffalo, n. z, Las printed
upon its wrapper all the ingredients
entering into its com mposition. This fact
alone places DR.. Pieree's Family Medi-
ycines 1sg q class all by Themselves. They
cannot be classed with patent or secret
medicines because they are neither, This
is.why SO many unprejudiced physicians
prescribe them and recommend them to
their patients. =. They know what they
are composed Of, and that the ingredients
are those endorsed by the most eminent
medical authorities.
The further fact that neither DR..
Pjerce's Golden Medical Discovery. the
great -etomach tonic. liver invigora tor
heart regulator ana blood purifier. nor his
"F2vorite Prescription for weak. over
worked. broken-down, nervous women.
contains any alcohol, also entities them
10 place all by'.themselves.
Many years ago, DE-. Pierce discovered
that chemically pure glycerine, Of proper
strength, Is a better solvent and preserv-
ative OF the medicinal principles resid-
ing In our Indigenous, or ma tive, medi-
cinal plants than is alcohol: and. further
more, that II possesses valua Bile medicinal
properties Of its own, being demulcent,
nutritiye, antisep1ic, and a most efficient
antiferment.
Neither Of the above medicines con-
tains alcohol, or any harmful. habit
forming drug, as. win be seen from a
glance at the formula printed on each
bottle wrapper. They are safe to use and
potent 70 cure.
Not only do physicians prescribe the
above, non-secret medicines largely. but
the most intelligent people employ them
people who would not think Of using
the ordinary patent, or secret medicines
Every ingredient entering into the COM
position Of DR.. Pierce's medicines has
The strongest kind of an endorsement
from leading medical writers of the
several schools Of practice. No other
medicines put up for like purposes has
any such professional endorsement
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con.
stipation. Constipation Is the cause Of
many diseases. Cure the cause and you
cure the disease One "Pelletr is gentle
laxative, and two mild catharttc. Drug
gists sell them, and nothing is "just as
good" Easy TO take as candy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
NEW HOUSE FOR THE UNITED
STATES EMBASSY IN MEXICO
Palatfal Rooms are Amply Large for
Growing Work of Embassador
and Assistants

MEXICO CITY; July -Embassador
Thompson has moved the American En-
bsssy TO palstial house Of recent con-
structioz on Congress avenue. 1t has
twenty rooms and ample accommoda-
tions for the growing work Of the en-
bassy The United States has never
before had its diplomatic representative
so handsomely housed IN Mexico City.
The old quarters in BUena Vista had
been occupied some nine years.
The American residents f1 the larger
interior cities viii observe the Fourth
OF July VITA balls; picnics, reading of
the Declaration Of Independence and
speeches. Enba ssadoF Thompson will
deliver an Ors1on at the celebration in
this city President Diaz has promised
10 be present
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
STOCKTON's GROWTH SHOWN
BY FIGURES OF ASSESSOR
Report to Board of Equalization Re-
veals Great Increase I'm Value
of Property.

STOCKTON, July 2.-At noon today
Assessor Ortman turned over to the
Board of Supervisors. sitting as a
board of equalization, the completed
assessment roll for the year 1906. The
grand total valuation is $3e,849,743. an
increase over 1905 of s2,70S.875 Real
estate other than city and town lots
shows a total of $17.2S0,563, an in
crease of S1.7S4.213. improvements on
the same amount to s2.34S,535, an In
crease for the present year Of $207,464
City and town lots are assessed at
$6,491,9 ,974, an increase of $486,028. I'm
provements on the same amount to
s5,s2s.0o4, an increase Of $367,740.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
Devine swenrs to Complaint.

Dr. Edward T. Devine of the Ameri-
can National Red Cross Society swore
to a complaint before Police Judge Con-
Ian yesterday charging John 1. Clarke.
superintendent of Relief Camp No.
at Golden Gate Park. and George Bry-
ant, engineer at the children's play
grounds in the park, with grand lar
ceny He accuses them of stealing
from the relief camp on June % 292
wooden blankets of the value of 1884
which belonged to the society The
warrants were served on Clark and
Bryant by Detective Ryan and they
were booked on the charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
jews May settle In Palestine.

TORONTO, Ont, July AT the
opening of the seventh annual con-
vention of the Federation of Zionist So
cieties in Canada here 1t was announced
that the Sultan of Turkey had revoked
the laws forbidding Jews to settle in
Palestine. He did not wish it under
stood that they had received charter,
but it was now possible for Jews to
inhabit the country and enjoy the pro-
lection of its laws. He predicted that
the Sultan's action would give an i'm
petus to emigration from Russia.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
IMPRISONED IN COLLIERY,
MEN LIVE UPON CANDLES
Two Miners Taken Alive From the Pit
After Spending Six Days In
It's Depths.

LONDON, July 2.-After being i'm
prisoned for six days in the flooded
Caradocvale (Wales) colliery two min
ers of the six originally imprisoned
were rescued alive today, and three
bodies were brought out by the rescue
parties. The search will be kept up.
The two men rescued were discovered
in the old workings, having subsisted
for week on a few candles. One of
them was still able to walk, and the
other was delirious during the last
part of his Imprisonment.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
WOMAN is HURT BY LEAP
TO ESCAPE DEATH BY FIRE
Panic-Stricken ROOmer in Burning
Lodging-House Jumps From
High Window.

PORTLAND. July Fire at 1:45
o'clock this morning partially de-
stroyed a three-story frame lodging
house at the corner of Park and Davis
streets In this city. The building was
filed with dodgers. all of whom es-
capped, except Mrs. Joseph Healey, who
became panic-stricken and jumped
from q window on one OF the upper
floors An awning broke her fall to
some extent. but she sustained severe
Injuries. The loss is nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
Chinese Rebels Active.

SHANGHAI, July 2.-The secret So
cieties are taking advantage of the dis
orders caused by the dearness of rice
and are working actively In the pro-
vinces of Chekian and Hangkow. A
Chinese report says rebels have cap
tured the city of Hsinchinghsien, pre-
viously burning a church at Sungchi
Chen.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
kal..e.r Returns 70 K1eI.

? BERLIN. july emperor William
has again returned to Kiel The. re-
port that be went to Potsdam on. ac-
count OF the condition of the health
OF Crown Princess Frederick William
was Incorrect:
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
par,iament Urges Penny postage.

LONDON. July "A deputation of
both houses of Parliament will wait
upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer
and the Postmaster General on Tuesday
to urge the Government to open nego-
tiations for penny postage with the
United States.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
Freneh cruiser at San Diego.

SAN DIEGO, July 2.-The French
cruiser Catinet. which succeeded the
Protet on the Pacific, arrived here to-
day from New Caledonia.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
Radke d Co..

1918 Devisadero street. near Bush, are
selling real souvenirs of the great fire
for wedding gifts and presents. Dia-
monds. silver and gold ware.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-03
ASSETS.

ASSETS.
and the debts thereby secured actual
The @ condition Of said Pron,issory Notes and debts
as follows: They are all existing Contracts owned by
whcb IS stnated at bs are corner of Market
and Jones streets in the City and County of San Fran
secured BY Firs Mortgages ON Real Estate within this
said @ aid oce Nh1eh ha its p %
there Situated.
2-Promissory Notes thereby secured,
The condition of said Promissoy Notes and debts is
said coTporation and are payable to it at its oHee
is secured by SorhePn Rway COMPANY Of Cafo
mia mia First Mortgage per cent Bonds san Francisco
Bonds" southern Pacific Railroad Company 4 Of Ari,
Company of California Series F and G. per cent
Bonds" Park and Cliff House Railway Company per
Bonds PaG Gas Company Pb F
way Company First Refunded Mortgage per
Bonds Bonds" PachG . Electric Railway COMPANY per cent
Bonds" United States Bonds" Spring
Spring valley Water Works second Mortgage per
Of the Bank Of Cal and & One N h hund1sd and
Cable, Railroad Company" value of
all said Bonds and 2 Stocks s be being s4s2s4s21 Said
office and Notes. Bonds and Stocks there
3-Bonds United actual value of which Is
hs ad aTe @ and hs
by it in its own Vaults and are there here situated o They hey
and per cent of 1925 52O.ooOGO) United States
Bonds" and are payable only to the order of said
4-NIscelIaneous Bonds the actual value of which is ~
belong to the said Corporation nd held
by it in its Vaults and there situated They
Market Street Gable Railway Company
per cent Bonds" $1,12s.ooOoo
Consolidated Mortgage
"sutter Street Railway Company per '.''0'''s'
Powell street Railway Company per -'''''''''
THE se Omnibus Ha Cable Company per cent l0sV0O'y'
.PresidS hos and Ferries Railroad Company ''s'''
Ferries and Cliff House Railway Company
100000
Northern RaiGay Company of California
NortheFp daat RaTag of California
company per Bond" ssO,oOo.Oo
California per cent Bonds. -. s55.OsO.Oo
San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley
west shoT RaroaS dmpaSg Of Nsw
spring 9r vas sr Wa9er SsRs %orks First Mort SO0Oo
gags vse2 sr Tafsr SsR %os second Mort 10o0
gage per cent - 51s.oOO.oo
gage per Bonds 1caOooeoo
'The Merchants Exchange =
san Francisco Gas and Electric Com -'OO'''V-Yo
city and county Of San Francisco u
city Of yaleo per cent Bonds -ssSSSSS ssSSSSS
city of Luis obispo Bonds 11.25ol5
5-Inerest miscellaneous July 1s 1905
(a) Real Estate situated City County
Francisco 1si2s2s4O52 and in the Counties of Santa
Stso 5a hs Stats The ad Vsue sa n
cb5 The Land and building in which said Corporation
keeps Office the of which is
condition of said Real that belongs 10
said Corporation and part of 1T is productive.
in
Corporation and in it's
said Office, actual value .........:......
Iotal assets
LIABILITIES.
Said Corporation Deposits amounting the
which
The condition of said deposits is that they
able only out of said Assets and fully secured
thereby.
-Reserve Fund Actual Value
THE HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
BY JAMES r. KELLY. Pr
THE HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
By ROBERT j.. TOBIN, Sc
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. lss
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Sc"r,,d; Clark hit e. short. letting
IN Tild.n aud Campbell. Sore
n. /. ~; Stet-on. :.
Fifth inuning-k. NJ. l.. could
MT sore. Neither could Stetson.
Ia the sixth X. VI |. got busy,
making several run. aud shutting
uut Stet-"a.
During thu remainder 81 the
game bath sides played g",'d ball.
hut X. VI I. could not "v"rtake
the lead that Stetsnn hal obtained
at thu start. and III. game ended
Stetsuu. H.. n. NJ. L.. y.
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Hone runs Hall.
TEO ba-, b.ts pclots
strikr-ouis- MickIe. ~: Hail.
base ca balls ickle. =: hall. 1.
~F'ONp rAVE.
\ VI ! am" q" the lat i.r-i
hUt aa- uuahi" {" --ure, though
tao men got I" fir.t. Stet>,n'.
hat. and Campbell get g. 'ir-t Oh
ball- bat WAs put cut at second /;
Clark AMI W Mickl. lsah ut.
retiring the -Id..
ln thu next inning X. VI. I got
A. lar a. second with ia" mn.
hut c"uld q" no letter. T.. Mi-kl.
am o. bat for >tstson aud mad.
~" biggest play II th. game.
smoking home run over the
fence. Sc"r". S'et-pn. /; X. ".
1t
Next P.loj leiaI VI. /. man
Walk to first, isut he got 10" fur.
ther and thu eide Ms r-tir,-i.
Stetson'- lat. Hamlin "ut IN
iirst: Tild.n aud Campbell b,th
made first. but were put cut try.
.ng o. steal Second.
H. thu fourth inning u was ths.
same story. X. NJ. ]. could me-
81 home. Her Stet-"n put sew
rral runs TO h-r credit. W. Mickle
made first on an Error. stol- -.r-
ond. and was brought ia by P-lot
xho gut o. first. Then Kirby
singled, letting Prlot in. Pat
sans made fret on grouuder:
Hamlin singled. bringing in both
Kirby and sans; Tilden sal. on
tirst Campbell singled; Hamlin
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GLENWOOD.



GlcuWussl. Feb. Il. l~,g;. The
genera health nf this plare has
i.-en gpsi So far.
Mr.. Henry arrived from Chica-
-. short tim a." lu0k Iug we'll
for "nr IT hi YEAR. aud as near
blind a. be- j.. d vas big UNDER
TAX iug for him L. travel aluli".
H." : lnarling al Mr.. Wright.
Mr.. Wright ., expected home
% few day. from Viking. Wherr
be- has hen shipping hi crup IL
tuli.
Dr. Wilson arrived IA" weeks
ago with hi Sister. Who has been
LEX fer some time. Sh" came Ia
-. Lukr's hospital ia November,
hoping a chang" would benefit h-r.
bat grew wrak"r instead &c gain
.ug. 49, b. cam" aud brought hrr
100 Nere. They arr Raining at
Mr. Br-l"V :. bat 'NIsyt g. start
'ur their hum" iu Michigan a.
-"ru ~ she J. able Ia travel.
Their frleud- are all very sorry
that -n. could not gam a. they
hJd h"I-sl -he would when they
cam,.
\ uumlsr Il rarriag,.s pass
cyrry dav going {" and from H..
Land when 10" weather j. pleas
ant.
Thu citizens her were very
much surprised ." h.ar th" .ad
news that Mr.. St.t-nu Wa- dad
\ numhnr from here attended tII.
Pr"-.utaiI"u eNerris,s aud ,au
h IA tier.
Mr.. kr'-ir" O.. lmpru, my the
place he Sought. ami - g,Iug into
the l"ulrr, business.
TW" ladies from Toledo. Ohin.
arrived Saturday and hav. roms
al a., E",hruugh Il"use.
Mr. NtN,r'- trend. Mr.. Ses-
SION. and Miss Mcdonald arrived
from the North and have r,-,ms
With Nr, \N-r.
Thu t".k, are getting r,adv to.
f'Ttl.Il. their -ruNe- nov. think
Iug al, danger 1T first 3. past fer
thu Niut"r, which Ne hoI-. j. ear
rect.
\ -"ri's "i m'eting-Yuill com.
mcir. neat >uuda, uIght-cUt.
tag prayrrm'rtlugs. To- N hirh all
are invited
~'uc uu' Wa i-,ld enough to
'ut'r Mr.. Ansl-r-' house in dav-
light TUESDAY and h"lp them.
selves To- What th"v wanted. in
clud.ns money and left the p,--k.
et iuuk.
Mr.. B"oth j. repairing the
Haines housr fer Mr.. NcCrum
AMI NJ Martin, getting il r.ady
tu rent.
Mr.. 7. G-dies j. going To- rails
ing IHultry. lie has lought over
IA" hundred e Mr.. Mcdonald,
"f lIelsuu.
W." rau -ay this dead place j.
net IMPROVING Ii has tW" stur,-s
ono" u,"r" Mr.. Br-l"w vent to
jacksonville and laid in q stock
"i E''-i. and "pened up his store
"urs mpr..
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~ tasysng o. Expert % VoUr TvsiHs
4 q HAZEL DskanA. ia
VEGA GusF.uie~a Drup Postal sna IN can
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sTETsay. -; 4. y. q. -.
This Wa the Teal Seore ef the tue
flames last Week.

NaAtFH 49, 49,"
The two games between the h
VI l. boys and Stetson were At
tended Nv god -ized crowd. and
lpIh Wers clean. h"tly contested
game
Thr playing az times wa fast
and go.d and az ether, slow. and
many -rrrrs WeTr made. Th, h.
VI. T.. PLAYED a clean gam" and
u-rr manly fellows. and w. h"Ie
tn have them with IA again.
oakley. IT the Philadelphia
athlete. umpir.d bath game
and %" kick va. coming 81 h..
Decisions. a. me- curve could ,uul
hi, trained eve.
FIRST DAME.
r TT lining
>te,-"u'- at. Campbell struck
ont. clark singled, ". Mickl' "ui
ly 20 pitcher. r.. Micklr singled.
-rur.us lark; Pelot got ha-c "n
ball Kirby ,trurk out.
X VI I. lat. First man ia-'
uu ia..,. hut Ept caught ,.r".a
man singled hut Was caught ~
second third man ly Ia short
In TIE -",uud inning neither
.ul. va, able ." ,rur-. aud -rpr'
It'll stood ~t.t-uIp. TX. VI. l., "a.
Third nu.ug-With two m"n
down T. Mckle and Pel"t srored
IN singh hy Ni"klr and two ha--
ger, hv PcIot and Kirby sam
struck uut.
X VI /. VA again unable u.
-rur'.
Fourth muing-N"thing don-
'ur either ..d' ia the scoring lire.
Firth iunlug-With ~" uut
T. Nirkl, scored ou Pelnt'- .iu
20" after getting base "n cTrur
Kirby cut al iir-t.
h VI vent "ut "u-, tvo.
hr,r.
SiNth luurug-Sams. Cox aud
! ildrn W-r, uut in ,ucrrSsi"n.
IL lacked a. 4 X. VI. wouId
.""r. IA thu inning With tv"
men un has'-- th- bNs grt buoy
,nd r'.tir'd the side.
Iuthc -"v,uth inning only thrr,
90 Zach -Idc faced th' pitchers.
Eighth inning-Ststson c,,uld
Mt score.
h VI ! .r"rcd un IA" singles
and on "rr'r ~ pitcher. Th ucNt
nan vent uut.
Ninth Iuuiug-.TiI,l"n aud Camp
".Il got base "u "Trurs ald -..,r-i
80 " Nirkl"'s -,-ratrh h.t.
h VI ! gut husv. With 'Hr,,.
men 90. a.. a hum. rulf. arep
enter. -,rrr-,i four u.u ari Nun
." -am' '"r X VI /. Iva -,."rr !
i1t"G.
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NLNsTEEN snLNIn

Hos Co seep 90 periodic attacks
of biiiOusnes- and uab.tua. ,Ou., pa.
tiOn Was a mystery that lIr h.0g..
NtN Life Pile solved TOR me-. write
John y Pleasant 81 Magnolia. Ina
The only pill that are guaranteed 20
give perfect satisfaction tots,rNp"ch
or money refunded. pr.f - d; . .
lFuruI-fs
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GA, ~ TIE STmNACH-

Ue.,tlnr and that sense 81 ga. Ines,
90 uitru experience Ell after eating -
caused py the formation 81 gas. The
=, mach fai'- tu perform IL Functions
sud 'tt iu,d ;,rment. ttam ter .ain's
~'uua,t and Liver Tablets gill cor.
r,,t the disorder. They aid digvs-
Z 90 and strengthen and nv .guTatc
fhe stomach ana i.Owr.-. Iur "a % Iy
a dfugg 81
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Just a little Kodol after meals uIli
relieve that fuinc-.. bclching. gas on
stomach, and AL other sympioms %
indigestion kodol diPests shat you
eat. and en1hirs the stomach ana d.
EestiSe Organs Ia prststn th~iE func-
tiOos Ratarally. G. w. FiaheF.