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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

bon groBem 9etroac, inl @ertbc BON
je $1,000 bis 81 $4,000. 2lae Pint
geitcllteu Oc3 llntcricbaBont5 iino cis
nem gcnotcn GinjeIpcrbGr untcrWors
fen mor0en mo man numtclt, 0aB
6obci GerondIt@ariinOc gcgen 3pei &c.
>piiie 4crioncu ans 2i6t foncn. Gic
llntcrilhumg lit nod I'M Uange. Ger
hiCiiAc llntcridlobnlciitcr lit 8iainm
9oIOcmued, pcIdcr ant 2S. Sumi
b. ). 5u 0cm Yoitcn crnam1t mltrOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Gntntt s. Bnr1tett
Sin 8eiltlid)er ucrunaliift.

Natboro, Woii.. 20. 6ebrunr
,in Der gtibc Der SlunterItraBen-
9riide uuroe aui Den Sabngeleiien
Die ihrefli6 peritiinlmeite 2ede bes
8optiiten 8eiitli6en Qr. Guerett ..
Burr ans 9teipton Gentre, @oii, ge-
iltnoen. Dtan gIaubt, ooB ser @eilt-
Iihe BON cinem Eerionen3irge gefaI-
len un0 Damn Don oen uddfolgenoen
3ii9en il6eriabrcn purSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Senator &nilcD cntlnitct.

2luitin GcroS, %. 6ebruor. --
Der StootSienat nabm bcutc eincn
SeibIuB AT, pelCber oaS @oiIcp,lln.
teriuhuneS Gomite entl1Bt obne
oeiiet 9eriht ob5lmarten. Der 9c.
idInB, mcIdcr nit 10 gegen If
SttInnlcu nngcnommen mwoc, cnt.
lnitct 9ailcp unn alien gcgcn i'm CT.
bobeuen acknowledgement.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Irmonitration in Sapaua.
Oidlenproteit ge9en oos pom @ene.
raj 2eonoro @poo erlnliene Ser.
bot gegen Snbnenf1npie.

Sauonn %. 5ebrliar. - Inter
Der Siibrlng oes iriiberen Senators
OiontengltoO belpegte lid geitern
9tabmittog elm 2(lii5llg, pelher iidl
aus 800 9ieltern. pielen Gqliipagcn
umo elmer g(n5ubl Oaliiffupeaen ju-
ldmmcncbte, ourd) Die StraBen,
nluhtc por DEM Yalais oes 8ouper.
neur9 Salt lIno lieB oie aapellen I'M.
ter lautcm Subel potriotiIde 0eiien
'pielcn. ,5n 6olge Der auf i'm alls-
gebr1htCn Sohrlie eri6ien @ouper.
nelr Wogoon nlf Dem 9alfon, 5eiete
iih Der Wengc rtno enpiiug ipdter
Elm GonIte, melhes ibm cine bon
1alienoen BON Eerionen in Sapana
uno unoeren Std0ten unter5eidnete
Yetition il6erreidte, morin I'M Nitf-
bebung 0ea pom @ouperneur 2eonaro
Wooo crlniienen &erbots Der Teran.
Itnltllug Don Snbnenfanpfen gebeten
muroe. 8ouuerneur Wagoon per.
iproh, Die Sade in reiilihe lteber.
legllng 5u nebmelt moroli Die Wenge
iih 5erltreltte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
1Samilicn Sragobie.

0cnper Col, 25. sSebrnar. -
,Srau 9eni. &. @rigbt unO lire iiini.
idbrige GoGter 8enepiepe murOen
beute ais 2ehen in ibrer bieiigen
@obnlng geiinoen. Der @uttc uno
8oter lag neben Den 9eihen i'm Ster.
ben. aQenl 2lnidein na6 bate er Der
6rau uno Dem Sinoe 8ift eingegeben
uno lid Damn leIbit nergiitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
llieren. uno Sldien.Seioen,

urnIde uno SautSeranfbeiteu, ginIenItcine,
3ndcrIranibeit, sSaiIerfutt, sIbfieuuna bes Baf.
fcrS, unbeitdnotGfct bes Trims, grabtide
aranIbett, gIbuminarin uno in allen SdQpu, no
nSrtd 9uit"'@oocntae oorbnubeu 1T obe, oas
Waler Did. poIie unb gemifdbt lit nit subIiar,
sen mte oaS gSebe etnes Gies ooer 5abeu tute
ipelBe Setoe ooer es bat Elm franfbafies, bunfes,
btIioies Iusfeben unb tpeibeu Bone Suft".go.
oenlde nho toeHn elm prideInoes. brenneuoes
9elGDl bei'm Bnifiren bon g9nifer iuabrnebm6ar
1T, nno Sfmer3en i'm areuJe uno In ben oeuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
0r.HaOluaDS
ResoRoent.

Seoer Sropfen BON Or. Haopap's
HeioIoent tragt our6 oas gIut, oen
SdmeiB, llrin uno anoere SIiiiiigfei.
ten uno Sdite oes Spitems oie Sc.
benSfroft, oenn es eriest oie 9lbIon.
oerltn9?a Oes 9orpers nit neuem
mO 9eIunOem WoteriaI. Or. 9iao.
lpN's 9acIoIuent lit Die ein5ise poii.
tioe &ur fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
S6merSbaftes ltrinirem.
Scrrcn 0ablpaA G. 60.

. 20. SuIi 1908.
so mar bcbaftet nit llnbeitdnoiafeit bes
urls. Bin ge8uunen, beIe DlaIe In "a Gtin.
oen 81 nrtniren. G5 1T eine erobe geIdfteuns
luie ond) febr idmer5buft. Uleiue eelde6tItdben
SrdIte itno febr fbluab. SD mut Gadts alIe
5ipet Stunoen uuffeben. nm Su urtniren; iuenn
10 MID beri6Iaie, fIiebt es ab. SO bin 67
Sabre alt nno anberiuetia BEL febr gutter ee,
innobett. Sd erfube nm Or. Raopab's suten
&nib; bite I'm fofortige stntwort.
e. .. Su66eff,
GbampIain, 6lintun,9o., W..g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
iteaten gepliinoert.


iteIlten gepliinoert.
9tcm Dorf. %. 6r6ruar. =
0iltriftSonmalt Seromc iebtc bente
i'm Gbm Ero5eile OoS areu5perb0r
ser 6rou GpeIpn 9tcsbit Sbop fort,
lno oieielbe miro, noH0em lie NOR
gen nod eini9e flm5c 6ragen bcant.
luortet bot, ibre ldwere Eriihmg
iiberltonOen Daben. Wforoen miro
ScrOmc 0en 9lnpolt 9lbc Suntmcl
perucbmen, nm cine pbotonrupbiihe
2IbbiIoung oes 9Ifii0aOitS iOcntiii5i-
rem 3u laiien, pelde8 @pelpn ougeb.
lid in 9rmmels @ilrenu auf Seron.
laIiing Stanfor0 &bite'S lmter5eib.
nete uno nel6eS Sorrp &. Sbolp bic.
Ter grallomer SanOlungeu gelcgent.
Iid Der Glropareiie I'M Sobree 1903
belduloigt. Der l(npolt las beute
Stellcn ans Dem 9lifi0ouit Dor lno
fragte SSrou 6haip. ob iie Dem &rn.
@ummel Ierurti9ea BciaBt babe. Sic
crmioerte, iie ipiiie ni6t, mas in oent
Eapier Itehc, babe ieood) 0iters %.
tumente fiir Wbite r1tcridrieben
obne ibren Snbnlt ju priifell.
gSGbren0 Der helttiGen GorinittooS.
Sibung beltritt Oic 3eug9in, baB lie
iemala nit beIp, ShauWieIer Sad
Gorrpnlprc 81 einem Or. Carlton
Stint Gegangcn lei. &erome lieB 0a.
raul ben Or. Tlint ioiort oui ocm
3eugenltaltoc crideincn llno iragtc
@uelpn, Oh ic Oen Wann iemolS in
ibrem 2e6en geleben babe. o9tic-
mails" mar ibrc 9lntlport. SarrO &.
S6mu, Der 2InAetlugte, lUcnoetc lid
bel oieIer GrtlGrlng 81 BEN ibm 5u-
n06it iitenOcn &ertretcrn Der Ereiie
lno fliiIterte ibncn 5u: o0icier W}onn
ma6te cinen 6ebler, ais er bierber
fam. Gr lit ais &iigner cntlorptl"
,Srmi 3bnm idlien bellte III uicl }lls
ucriihtliherer StimnllnN ais nab
ren0 ibres Ger10rS in Ser pcrgangc.
nen Wode ln0 beluobrte ibrc Soi,
ilnA polllt0n0il. Sic mohtc ctlid)e
rJeitcrc NiittbcIrngen ibcr 0oa @elO,
melheS Stanioro @6ite iiir ibre
GitroparciIc 9cllcrcrt bnttc, lln0 logtc,
19nm babe gSbitc's Grcoitbricic an
Ii6 gcnonnCn. NuS bon Dem Weloc
Ocrull0Bubt mltr0c, iei iiir ibrc Willt,
ter nlSgegeben moroelL imO lie ielbIt
babc gtihts ooDon erbnlten. Phi Die
6rage, Oh lie jcmals 8elo bon on0e.
rem WGnnern ucccptirte, crluioerte Die
3eugin nit Gntriritung: oNie!"
,Sn ser morgigcn Sibltng miro Die
Gcrtbei0igung Ocn 2tmualt 9lbe &ums
mel ms 9rclBucrbor nebmen, mo
0oiielbe oiirite icb 5iemli6 intereiiont
oeltalten. Sobolo beioe Seiten nit
Sltnlnlel fertl1 llllo, miro ,Sralt 2Dalu
nod einige 5Sra8en oeS 9lnpalts Sc.
rome 81 beanhporten boben Sollte
Die Gert6eiOigunl lie alsoann meocr
einem fllr5en oircften Gerbor unter.
lperfen, 10 oiiritc lid <erome 81 ei.
ltem lpeiteren arcl5oerbor peranluBt
ieben uno in oicicm Safe oiirfte 5rou
19nm nod Den qdn5en Otittmo6 uno
3onneeritog 0icier @ode oui Dem
3eltgenitanoe ollS5ubarren baben.
5rau @m. lbou, Uhttter Oes 2lnge
flagten rmo Irou Carnegie, feline
S6peiter, mohnten belite 5um eriten
0taIe ieit 5ebn (ugen mieber oer [Se.
ri6tsiiBung bel. I5rau 1bnip, len,
bot an elmer bcit8en @rfdltltng &c.
litteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

9as griuer6seben Der 9euBeii aelntet cs
ben Uleiiteu iaum. Die ebeiuHhbeiisre1en reng
al 6eiolpen I'm oeli Nndhtbeil oer ote Ndt
Gefogmg herielben offers er5engt. ansiugIes
0iiem Gange su bnIter. bietet Die Seilpiiien'
fdait ell pdu3 Hntnrgemdbee, rekl aus Biiuh'
senItoiien beliebenoes Wlittel bar, Ct grrnaro
ardatsrpinen, melhe ourch 2odernna Der Ge
onrme uno urrequna oes 9utunlluuis bic
9eteuullna beI6IeuniaeTt oen sppeti frditigen
tttto oei pcHn nidt Dollia irdnIet bod eloen'
ben 0brper tuieocr beritetlen. Sir - Gents
bel glpcibelerH 81 baben. (SiEo Sa.l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
IN It on,tis mn

- E5n ct. Souls, NO. ptroen
bel Dem gronoe oes iiinfitodigen @e'
bduoeS Der D8lobe Clothing SO" an
Der 1rnnflin'Auenue uno Z. StraBe
orei 15elterlpebrlelrte uerleet. Der
Sho0en miro api $4,000 geid)dbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Ginc 8ci6sanleibe.
9cntidlc Mcsicrung in 6inansnutG,
truB mndIcnbcr 9icucnucn.

trut muhicnbCr 9lcucnncn.
&nn5lcr Billion licit Ocm Gcntrum sic
2cpitcn. Qa5 @iiOgct i'm
9ichSto8c umterbreitct. - NGu,
Der in ser ct. GoulS Stride ill
Grier, - @ertbuoQe biitoriidc
@eiGBe, Ocreu etIide bis gum lie.
benten Sabr6ltnoert 5liriicf 0uti-
rem 9eItobIen. - NeueItc Ebolct
ser &ir6eniroge in 6ranfrcid.-
Gr3biihof %ilottc'S arelB uno
9iidofSmiibc S6uloen bol6cr
bcidlagnobnt. - Gptlon uno
AroBer 2ebeusucrlllt ouf oen Y6i-
lippinen.
@erlin %. 5ebruor. - MeihS-
IhoBomtSiefretGr b. Stengcl inter
breltctc belltc Dem 9tcihSta9 0uo
nGnlihc @iioget, meIhcS i'm olten
hcibstogc Dor oeIien 9lufl0imq
lhlpcbte. Gr iogtc, trob Der 3lmob-
me Der Hci6Sreueniim I'M 9ctroge
bon $t6,25000O iiir ooS 6iSfoIiobr
niIr0e cS notbuenOig ieiu cine
&ei6Sonleibc Don $50,000,OOO 81 cr.
beben.
NeihSfon5lcr Shirt 9iilom bei6uI.
oigtc in elmer belte I'M Geihstag &c.
baltcncn 9feoe Die Gentriiten, li6 nit
ocn So5ioliitcn 5u einem 9lugriif oui
Die @umolaaen Der @elelllhnft pers
biinOct 5ll boben. Ger Neihafon3Icr
0llBerte &rltoncn ooriiber. oaB
cine tirhIi6c Forte genteinlome
Sodc nit elmer Yortei mo6en
fonnte, ocrcn @elinnltngSgenoiicn in
,Srontrci6 totbolilhc Gr5bilbofc
m0breno Ser Gonnmme criholieu
Gic GentrumSfiibrer ruuroen ourh
bie 9febe oeS &onSlerS iebr aus bent
Gon5cpt gebrodbt, ocnn lc botten &c
bofIt irgeno Elm arrangement nit
Der Hcgicrlng ST Stanoc 81 bringcn
luGbrcno 6ic neuerli6e Sooltltng oc3
5iritcn Billion onf cine Grlucitcrlmg
Der @rcIde 0clltct
&irhcnruu6 in Srier.
lrier, FrellBen, 20. 6ebruur -
Iiebe 0rangcn mdbreno ser pergun.
gcnen 9toht 0urh ooS @elpolbe Scr
0tGrtprcr in sic berilbmtc ct. 8uulS.
Stride eir crbrn6en 0nS 5abernatcl
lmo itoblen 5mei Wfonitron5erL Oeren
cine Don 9topOlcon @onoporte Dem
Wdrinilian Slolter entnommcn ln0
Der Stride 9ei6enft moroen mar. Die
Ilcbc rallbtcn ald eincn golOcncn
&cl6 nn0 on0ere nnuclenbcicbte Stir.
dcngeiGBe, Ocrcn @ertb oui Suuoert.
toltenOe bon Oiurf gcldGbt luur0c
Gtlibe Der Geitoblencn NegenItdnoc
Itomncn ans Dem liebentcn Subrbln-
bert. Dion bat fciuc Spur bon Den
9Iilbcrn.
So oiier bid t Wiiniitcr ma d
HittS BURG.
9erlin, %. Scbruar. - aailer
Wilbclm bate Dor einigen Modcn I'M
@elprG6 nit Dem StaotSiefrctGr oeS
NSnnern, @ruien bon Eola0olu5fps
@cbner, oielem nabe Bclcgt, OoB bic
am #. glpril itattiinocnOc Gimuci.
bung Oes Carnegie NSnitihts IN
Gitts6urg Der re6tc 3eitpunft fir
i'm wdrc, oic Ser. Stouten 81 be.
iliden, Den oortigen 6ortiebritt 5u
Itlloiren rmo neue Soeen nit beinl5u-
6ringell. Ser &aiier loQ babel be-
MERIT boben; pa i6 ielblt niht uo6
gtmerifo rciien tnnh tpiinihe ieb, 0ob
alle Wiitglie0er Der 9tegierllng, oic
llrloub nebmen fonnenL Die Ser.
Stooten beiuhen." Der Staotsiefrci
tar beS Snncrn miro ieoo6 nidt i'm
StnnOe iein, in oieiem 6riibiobr cine
glmerifo.Heiie 81 llnternebmen Ou er
ge5luun9en lit, bis 5ltm S6luB Der
GcicbStogs. Seiiion in Berlin 81 blei.
ben, nm pcri6icOenc 2ln8eIegenbei.
ten, llnter oielen Ole 8erldngeritnG
oes 9anoels FropiiorilimS 3luilden
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Gin Wsomat ipatrr.


25. sInauit 1908.
Or. 9lnbipab & Co., Gem.yprf.
SD nebme icbt ole fiufte 6laf1e bon Sbrcm
HeoIoent uno bcftnoe MID bteI beiter. Sa6e
antgebort. ben pGaibeier" 5u acbraufeu. uriu
palliri lett ean5 cronlnasmdbie uno Ietbt, Done
s0mer5en. Stann iebt bener f1Iafen. Stebe
ni6t 70 bdufig uui. Der SpeJtaIft, ben Id III
Bolton coninItrte, fuGte mir, icb miiIe meinen
llrtn d05ieben 70 lange tb !ebte, uno INNER NIT
pteI St6mer5en. so nnbm ben JaefoIbent itetis.
bon gIniang an, eiu 9eferi,1beeI6ffeI bon cine
boIbc Stnnbe nG@ eoer WnbI8et. Sd ftreibe
oteten @eribt nm Gub iulireH 8u Iden, oaB
gues in Sronung 1T - feline Sbmer8en uno
elm Gefunocr 8nfiano Der 9Iafc. Col Id nod
cine Bciie forfnbrcr ben 8efoIbent Si nc6men2
30 leere icet Die BIafe enn6 obne SeibiiIfe oes
Gai0eicr.
Sbr aufri6ttger
6udhs0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
e. 9. Sn6bea,
GbnmpIain, gletusDurs.

Cine 5Idfbe bon Eabtuab's SicfoIbent enibdit
mebr bcs ariiUen Rrn8'ps Der mebi8in, aIs ir.
aeno cine anoerc Brdparaton. 8u nebmen IN
9beeltifehSofen, udbreub unbcre fiEf. ober
fe,bsmal mcbr erforoern greis 81. gerfauft
bon gIpotbefern ooer init Ggpreb susef1idt.
bornnSbe3ubIt, auf Gmpfang unieres grcifes.
S6idet an Sr. 9laoiuaa & Co.. 0r. So, Gin.
eirabr Teip.Yuri, iir agoof Of stobiee".
Q)
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Stcncr- Scpartcmcmt, 9iath6ans.

uIttmorc, ben TO- Scbrunr 1907,
Gieuer3uhler lucroGn hcrmi beundbriuHtipt.
Sa6 etn 5tssomto rSn 5lpri Erojrnt AM elc
Steuerrethuungcn bon 1907 QClpdbrt mro, Die
nCbt fpdter, a S Spnncritaa ocu 2S. Scbruar,
. u6r GuhnritiuRS bc5ublt pcroCn. dini NrDs
beut Siscputp lperoeu duf StnuisiieuersAtedls
uunpcu Geiudbri Seine Rcr6nugeu auSgc.
uubt penn oiefeben nibt pcribuli6 oocr pcr
sRpit oeranat lucroen,
ccnrN gSiniame,
tScbi0 25b) StCuerSiuuebnlCr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Scinabe ilbcritanncm.
Guclpn 9lcsbit SbNm'S Grcnsucrb6r
icincm GnOc nn6c.

6cutc miro 9(be @lmmcl I'M lbolu.
@ro5eiie ais 3en1c criAcinen. -
ScniatiouclIcr Giebitobl i'm Gbi-
cngo'er llnteri4atomt. - Nh
$4,000 auf rdt6icIboite g9eiic
periGrpunoelt. = StoatSicnot Don
GeroS erfldrt Sen @lm0eSienator
9oilep fiir uuic5uIOia, - 2lbcr
MIR nit iebr fleincr N}oioritGt. .-
@utgleiiter DFcnilip" .3u9 nobc
Sobnstomu BON 0icbii6en 9lnge.
itnlltpu ,,nnlittHpr
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
sELF-GovERNMENr AT MANILA

Publication of the preparations by
the President for carrying out the pro-
visions of the act of Congress provid-
ing that two years after the Philippine
census was completed there should be
a general election at which the quail
fed natives would select members of an
insular parliament to replace the Phil
ippine Commission reminds the country
that the period of probation is about
to expire. The two-year period will
come to an end on March 81, at which
time the Philippines will embark upon
their first experiment in law making
on a national scale under American
tutelage. OF course, the Indispensable
Secretary Taft is to attend the installa-
tion of the new legislature, which will
consist of two houses, the upper being
the Philippine Commission and the
lower an elective body.
This will be the most important step
toward establishing government
yet taken. But preparation for turning
over the government to the natives has
been going on for some time. The ap-
pointment of natives to local office has
been extended to the more important
positions, so that with participation IN
the. election OF a legislature the Fill
pinos will assume the larger share Of
the administration. If they make pro-
portionate progress in the future that
heretofore vague~date when the $780,
000, 900 problem may be solved may not
be so far distant.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
RUSSIA INCREASES
HER EXPENSES
Greater Part of Added Tax
to Be Used to Pay Inter
est on Big Loan of 1906
NAVY NOT MENTIONED

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. 2.-The pre-
liminary budget estimates prepared by
the Ministry of Finance for the first
six months Of 1907, commencing jan
uary 4. provide s523, 900 for regular
expenditures, an increase of $1S,S96, 500,
or 81 per cent, compared with the
semiannual expenditures for the same
period of 1906. The greater part of
the increase will be absorbed in the
payment of the interest on the big loan
of 1905, which increased the total of
interest charge from s11,O9S,O0O to
ss4.7SO.O0O.
The second largest item is an in
crease Of s6,7S2,000 in the budget OF
the Ministry Of Finance, raising the
total to $92, 900 for that depart
ment, chiefly to provide for the in
crease of spirits to meet the steadily
increasing consumption. The esti-
mates Of the extraordinary expendi-
lures. including large sums which are
to be devoted to army reform, educa-
tton and possibly naval construction,
have not yet been published.
The Government. as announced, ex-
poets to retire all hts outstanding g
short term obligations this month, but
will Issue about 100000 anew in
Germany.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
WILD DOGS OF INDIA

The Indian wild dog which has just
been received at the Geological Gar
dens is of a general rusty red color
above, passing into whitish on the un-
der surface, and 1t has a long. bushy
tail of a dark brown or blackish color.
In appearance IT much resembles the
common fox, but in build Is more like
a jackal, being larger and standing
some few inches higher.
These dogs are most ferocious beasts,
and no animal seems to be safe from
their attacks. even tigers, buffaloes
and elephants retreating before their
advance. They always hunt in packs
of from five or six to a dozen, and IL
unable to pounce upon their quarry
unawares pursue 1t until 1t collapses
from exhaustion. They hunt by night
as well as by day, and were they as
plentiful as the jackal 1T is certain
that the wild game animals of India
would soon be altogether exterminat-
ed.
The one redeeming feature about
them Is that they avoid the neighbor-
hood of dwellings and refrain from
attacking man or domesticated animals.
In captivity they are most untamable
beasts. and never show the slightest
signs Of affection or regard for those
who minister to their wants.-London
Graphic
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
GOODS THAT ARE EXEMPT
FROM DUTY IN JAPAN
Certain Features of Law Should Oper-
ate I'm Favor of American
Manufacturers

An imperial ordinance is published
in the Japan Weekly Mail specifying &
certain articles which are exempt from
import duty If temporarily imported
for the purpose of having work done
20 them.
One feature OF these exemptions
should aid American manufacturers of
plain and white cotton goods. 1t in
cludes thread fabrics and manufac-
lures thereof. imported for the pur-
pose of refining. bleaching, dyeing.
printing or stamping figures thereon"
Another exemption covers fabrics and
manufactures thereof imported for the
purpose of making drawn thread work,
skein work. embroidery or hemstitch-
ing thereon"
lowing temporary imports: Manufac-
tured articles imported for the purpose
of engraving, making cloisonne, inlay
ing, plating, enameling, lacquering or
printing pictures or figures thereon.
Porcelain and earthenware imported
for the purpose of firing pictures or
figures thereon. Fur and hides i'm
ported for the purpose of tanning or
dyeing.
After the articles have undergone the
particular process for which they were
imported they must be exported
through the open port at which they
were imported accompanied by a GER
tifcate drawn up by the firm carrying
out the work This ordinance went into
effect October /.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
FREIGHT RATES IN
MEXICO

The Mexican Investor, speaking of
the Government regulation of freight
rates in Mexico, said:
Government regulation of freight
rates in Mexico is virtually complete.
1t is done through a railroad commits
sion consisting of a president and six
members, all of them men with. private
occupations. This commission meets
one day each week in the City of Mex
leo to receive and go over with traffic
officers of the railroads any proposals
for changes in rate. No freight rate
can go into effect except 1t shall first
receive the approval and sanction of
the railroad commission. Absolute
power rests with this body to decide
whether any proposed rate or change
of rate is just and reasonable. Thus
it's powers are essentially initiating,
and larger and more direct than those
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion under the Hepburn law. The fact
that rate once in effect can be
changed only by convincing the COM
mission of the advisability from
the standpoints of shippers, the
public and Government, as well
as of the railroad, makes traffic
officers exceptionally careful in deter
mining what rates should be made. Yet,
as general thing, American railroad
managers are not deferred from max
ing rates which are IN a sense expert
mental and designed to create or move
some special traffic because such rates,
IL found too low In practice, are
easily changed. There have been in
stances when the commission has re-
5ected proposed rates on the ground
that they would be too low, just as
there have been cases where the COM
mission has refused to sanction rates
which 1T thought to be too high"
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purses or grand sweepstake prizes for
the twenty-five contestants making the
best scores during the entire contest.
the largest Of these purses being $1,000
and the smallest $40, and amounting to
$4,000 IN the aggregate.
The final distribution OF the prizes
viii be made on April Is. the first an
niversary OF the great San Francisco
fire.
The twenty-five purses for each Of
the three contest periods and the twen-
ty-five special sweepstakes prizes make
a grand total of 100 prizes amounting
TO $4,000 to be distributed among the
portunity TO win not only one but four
purses aggregating any sum up to
s25O0-big pay for the amount Of work
and length Of time required TO earn it.
HOW AWARDS WILL BE MADE
Subscribers to The Call will have
the privilege Of electing the winners
Of these prizes by preparing their sub
scriptions for any length OF time that
may be convenient, each prepaid sub
scription counting for a certain num-
Der OF votes that may be cast in favor
of any contestant whom the subscriber
may desire TO assist in getting a share
Of the money. The contestant receiv-
ing the highest number OF such votes
during any contest period will receive
the largest purse; the one receiving the
second highest number Of votes the
next largest purse, and so on until the
number Of prizes allotted for that pc
riod is exhausted. The same rule will
apply TO the final distribution OF the
larger prizes given for the highest ag-
gregate scores.
VOTING POWER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
The following table shows the sub
scription rates Of The Call and the
voting power OF subscriptions for any
period paid for:
DAILY CALL, INCLUDING SUNDAY
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
VARIOUS EXPERIMENTS FOR
PURE WATER SUPPLIES
Filtering Process Tried I'm France for
Purpose of Establishing Grades
of Purity

Various experiments are being made
in Europe for purer water supply for
cities, one Of the most prominent being
De Frise's system of employing ozone
for the sterilization of water at Saint
Maur, near Paris.
The main facts of this process are
contained in a report addressed by Dr.
MIGUEL. chief of the micrographical SER
vice of the Mont Souris Observatory, to
the sixth commission of the Paris
Municipal Council. Experiments were
undertaken with water filtered through
sand at various speeds in order to test
the extent to which the bacteria pres
ent were destroyed by exposure to air
containing very slight admixtures Of
ozone. From fifty up to 100 cubic
meters Of filtered water were dealt
with per hour, and each set of tests
lasted for FIVE hours. The filtered water
in very many cases contained germs of
the bacillus coll, but after the water
had been subjected to the De Frise pro-
cess these bacteria were invariably de-
stroyed- These experiments confirm the
results obtained In a previous set of
trials carried on during the first three
months of 1905. DR.. Miguel reports
that the process has been found cap
able of eliminating a large proportion
of the bacteria present in water of
various descriptions and of permanent
ly destroying with certainty the germs
of bacillus coll, which possess greater
resisting power than the Eberth bacil-
lus and the cholera spirillum. The cost
of this treatment is stated, in dealing
with large volumes, to be about IL
centimes per cubic meter, say * cents
per 1000 gallons.