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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14
Eternal VigilenCe

is the price of health. But with all our
precaution there are enemies always lurking
about our systems, only waiting a favorable
opportunity TO assert themselves. Impu.
rites in the blood may be hidden for years
or even for generations and suddenly break
forth, undermining health and Fastening
death. For all diseases arising from i'm.
pure blood Hoods Sarsaparilla is the I'm.
equalied and uuapproached remedy. 1t is
King of them all, for it conquers disease.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14
Another Presbyterian Hereto.

At the meeting of the Presbytery
of the Presbyterian Church held in
Montreal, Tuesday, DR.. Campbell
Professor of Church History and
Apologetios in the Canadian Pres.
bytecian College. was arraigned for
heresy. He has declared his dis.
belief of the doctrine of inerrancy OF
the Bible.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14
Installation.

The following officers of Excelsior
Lodge, 1. o. o. F., were installed by
Barclay Reynolds, D. D., on Saturday
evening, July Ist: John T. Shea, N. G.;
John T. Harvey, v. G.; John w. Buckley,
Secy.; c. w. Wilson, Financial Secy.; l..
R. Kirk, Treas
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14
Purely vegetable-Rood's Pills-25,

The tornadoes of the west this wear
have exceeded in violence and destruc.
tive force all previous years. The last
one which was on Thursday last week
was the most severe and upwards OF a
hundred persons lost their lives by il.
A rooster had every feather pluck ed
out of him by the force of the wind so
report says.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14
New Saloon.

We are to be blessed with new
hot(h)el in the Sun. We are informed
that an establishment of this kind is to
be opened. The signers and bondsmen
have been secured and bus will soon
begin.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14
School Commissioners.

The board met on Tuesday morn.
ing, Messrs. Everist, Ash and Secy.
Biddle being present.
ii. +. Gallaher having failed to
sign the contract for the Leeds
School,-No. 4, district 3,--the con
tract was awarded to Patterson &
Jackson at $l400, porch included, the
building to be fully completed on or
before September Goth, 1898.
Mary E. Bromfield, of Colora,
Carrie P. Wright, of Chesapeake
City, and Emily Biles, of Fair Hill,
were appointed as scholars to the
State Normal School. The following
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14
Full total $5,664.13

The bill of the Democrat Publish.
ing Company for $32.53 was ordered
to be paid.
1t was ordered that $40 be paid to
school No. 4, in the First district,
for library purposes; more than that
amount having been raised by the
school.
GEORGE BIDDLE, Secy.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14

Elder SIS. Beaver, of McAllisterville,
Juniatta Co., Pa says his wife is sub
ject to cramp in the stomach. Last
summer she tried Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera aud DiarrhOea Remedy for It,
and was much pleased with the speedy
relief it afforded. She has since used it
whenever necessary and found that it
never fails. For sale by L. T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14

Ayers Pills promptly remove the
causes of sick and nervous headaches.
These Pills speedily correct irregulari-
ties of the stomach, liver, and bowels.
and are the mildest and most reliable
cathartic in use. No one should be
without them.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14
What do You Take

Medicine for? Because you are sick
and want to get well, or because Won
wish to prevent illness. Then remem-
Der that Hoods Sarsaparilla CURES all
diseases caused by impure blood,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14

Eugene A. Reynolds resigned
No. 6, in the Sixth district. Samuel
A. Reynolds resigned as trustee of
school No. 5, in the Seventh district.
and Thos. F. Williams was appointed
in his place.
Frank Station exhibited and ex.
planned the Chautauqua chart. 1t was
recommended to all teachers.
1t was ordered that proposals for
coal be solicited by public advertise
ment' The proposals to be opened
at II m. Tuesday, August sth.
1t was ordered that notice be
given of a free scholarship at the
Maryland Institute for the Promo
tion of the Mechanic Arts.
The quarterly accounts were ex.
amined and ordered to be paid as
follows
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14

%~ FOR THE BLOOD,
- Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
Biliousness, take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
1t cures quickly. For sale by all dealers in
medicine. Get the genuine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14
$4,000. to Loan.
ON FIRST MORTGAGE. Address
BOX 49, PRINCESS ANNE, Somerset Co., Md.
Valuable Real Estate,
Mill Property and
7oLVn Lots
in RISING SUN, MD.
At
Public Sale.

The undersigned. desiring to close out his prop
erty and settle up his business, will offer at public
sale, on
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14
Friday, July Ia, 1898.
MINOR LOCALS

The Mccullough Iron Works at
North East have been idle for about
three weeks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04

EXECUTIVE MANSION. WAsHIsGros.
ID. G.. N0s. -. lsek j. j. Van
Assn.--Dear sir: The secretary OF state
has submitted % ne your letter of the
9th inst. in which you tender your
resignation az Ambassador 70 Italy. 1
hasten 10 express my earnest wish that
yoa slll reconsider tins conclusion The
ssntinents contained In your letter do
credit % your conscience and American
i<m. bat you must allow me To dissent
from their application in this case.
did not select you for nomination TO the
Italian mission without satisfying myself
of your entire fitness for the place
sm now better convinced Of
your fitness than ever. You know.
and know. that all the malignant
criticism that has been INDUCED IA re-
gardtng the appointment has no lustifi-
cation. and that the decent people who
have doubted its propriety have been
misled or have missed the actual COO
siderAtions upon which 10 rests We
should not yield 20 the noise and elamor
which have arisen from those conditions.
Ay personal preferences should enter
very slightly into your final deteFmina-
tion; but 80 Tar as | have such prefer
encc. 10 l. emphatically that you accept
the honorable Office conferred upon you,
and vindicate by the discharge OF it's
duties the wisdom and propriety Of your
selection. Awaiting your early reply,
am. yours sincerely.
lsROvyR CfryFLAND.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
London Police Break Up the Nelson
sionument Meeting.


LoxpoS. Dec 3-The London an
archists tried To hold a meeting in
Trafalgar Square today. despite the re-
fusal OF the home secretary TO grant
them permission "A large force OF
mounted and unmounted police was
present to disperse them. At 3 o'clock
a few OF the anarchist leaders gathered
at the pedestal OF the Nelson column To
confer as to the program. Shortly after
3 o'clock Samuels. Nicoil, Presburg and
about 200 other anarchists arrived and
mingled with the small crowd near
the column Meantime detach-
ment OF police picked from various
division, emerged from the gallery and
two more came from Whitehall. They
converged near the Nelson monument
aud then spread out aud surrounded IT
An anarchist named Renhaa nlounted
a passing omnibus and tried To speak,
but he was taken forthwith to Scotland
yard. Comrade Laurence tried to speak
from the pedestal. but was taken down
and marched away by the police. There
was some cheering when men tried TO
make addresses. but II was evident that
the anarchists were cowed. Despite the
com parative absence Of excitement, the
crowd continued 10 grow until the ap.
proaches OF the square werc filled and
the police were kept busy moving the
crowd round the monument At 4:lo
concerted effort was made and the men
in the square were forced back on all
sides into the roadway. The anarchists
cheered little as they retreated. They
began dispensing at once and by .
o'clock the square and approaches were
clear
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
WILL ISSUE THE BONDS
Secretary Carlisle said to Have
Changed His Opinion

WsssISoroN. Dec. 3-There is no
reasonable doubt that the sdministrs
ton has decided that the only practical
way 70 secure the immediate revenue
which il imperstiveiy demanded is
through an Issue ~ bonds. The secrc.
tary n the treasury has privately in
formed some of bis more confidential
friends that he hss arrived st that con
clusion. Md Mr. Carlisle does not now
arrive at conclusions without knowing
IN advance bow they wiii he received
~ TIE White hoUse. In fact. the
conclusions are much more likely to
he suggested from the White house
than from the treasury. IL is fact
that last spring. Nhep the advance indi-
cations q the fnsatial panic were first
seen Mr. Carlisle SAID that 70 bonds
shaud be issued while be eas srcretsry
~ M treasury. Buf. avying the short
tine tha. he has been N the cabinet
VI Carlisle has said uaay corfradic
tarv fhiuxs The readiness rltn Vhlea
hr alapts himself 50 saifti0E csnditions
IL perhaps the asezt striking character
i@flc - the sacrefSrr - The treasury
iiuf - hss tser kc1 srouzh ~ osfce
rrN fhiss - ~ CieTrl and taisks
if NJ Carlisle teiaks fas; =
bond tssne ean slsae safFy tke
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
READY FOR A REVOLT
General Uprising in SIX Of the
Mexican States.
MAY OCCUR At ANY MOMENT
An Uneasy Feeling Pers.des the
Mexicaa Republic and Batsies
with Revoiutsoai<ts Frequent

III PAso. Texas. Dec. 3--Governor
Ahumida arrived in Juarez from Chi.
hushua A very near friend says that
he vill look into the border troubles
and report 60 President Diaz- Private
letters from American citizens In two
Mexican states. esincc 4 very uneasy
feeling in the republic and the revolu-
ZIONIST Information 10 90 the effect that
in at lcAst six states there viii be gen
efal uprising within q few weeks. The
reason Tor Governor Ahumids's coming
to Juarcz begins To manifest itself A
message has just been received from
Jusrez saying that the governor Of Chi
huahua. by authority from President
Diaz. has forbidden the circulation of
the FL Paso Daily Times on that aide Of
the river. lie has also forbidden any
merchant doing business in Mexico hay-
ing an advertisement in the Times. The
message comes from n merchant on
whom the notice has been served and IL
is considered reliable. bur as the official
notice has not been served on the pub
Usher Of the Times. 1t will be sent to
Mexican subscribers tomorrow as usual
Federal Cavairymcn Shot
Americans who arrived here this
morning over the Mexican Central rail
road from Chicuahua report that last
Friday morning twelve or fourteen
wounded federal cavalry and infantry
officers were brought into that city in
wagocs and taken 10 the city hospital.
Two Of the officers died before night bot
absolutely no information regarding the
vicinity or result OF the engagement
could be obtained. Even the most
prominent citizens Of the city knew
nothing regarding the engagement
The opinion prevails that the troops AT
Casss Grande advanced on the rebels.
who have been concentrating their
forces in the mountains forty miles &c
the west of that place. aud were de
feated by the rebels. the federals retiring
70 Carss Grande Further information
will probably be received within the
next week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04

treasury sifh lks fpnds which
IL reeds. there y little reason %
doubt that this conciasioa has been
reached because Mr.. c2riisle kno~s
that the presldept viii recommend
bond issue in his fsrtheontng nesssss
20 congress There are lnsn IN the
democratic parry "a consrcss xho viii
Say that 10 bond i.sae shall b author
ized. though the hssvsos fall Msny Of
the same gentlemeo said the same thing
With respect to the repeal Of the silver
bill; but they meekiy placed their neeks
inside the sdnislstration collar and
hunbsy bore the iash- Expressions cf
individual opinion made the demo-
cratic party appear not 10 count Tor
much when they come in conflict
with the resoluss vnl q one man Who
dominates the democratic party. aud Il
is striking sigp u the times and
convincing demonetr&tion of the sblect
servility of the defnocratlc leaders that
the man at the White House does not
ask nov any particular measure will be
received by congrc~< He amply directs
that il shall be enacted And II Grover
Cleveland has decrped that there shall
be AN issue of bonds To produce the
revenue which tho proposed tariff en-
aetments will not afford. there will be
an issue OF bonds This is as certain ss
that water will run down 20 the sea. or
that virility. couraEe and independents
have gone out of the democratic party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
TROUBLE IN HAWAII
Vessel With a Messenger sent IN the
Islands.

cufcsnG. Dec. "A special 30 the
Herald from San Francisco says. III is
evident from orders received here yes
ter,lay that the government has decided
upon some new plan IN Hawaiian Affairs
that requires prompt action. Orders
were received by the treasury officers
here % prepare for eea Immediately the
revenue cutter Thomas CoFSin. The
orders specify that the vessel
j. TO be caaled and provissnned
for 2h0 miie voys0e AMI
from what vas learned TODAY there is ~
doubt that Der destination IN Honolulu.
Great secrecy vas enloired upon al Who
were connected with the veSsei. apd the
supplie= have been delivered Iu . gay 81
eFeite 10 suspic1on. II vas learned -
night that the treasury department vas
instructed % turn the cuiftf JoFg BE-
over b. the state department Ihss
settles sli doubts ia regsrs =
her destination and proves that
she - Intended - fuitn.
The sane Mission p~rformes -
the Rush Orders wsrp aiso reteiVef
tor ieht % reserve qasTfers for l.ss@vN
ger from the "a department. frtga
fhis Il = inferfed that = n1esser rzes - I'd
fhN uay sita Dispatches Cart = d
4anae - IN Cor san says iss -hp car
make tea shofs ar teur srd ep8sf g
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
ROBBED ALL WHO CAME.
Three Bandits who Did n Land Once
business.

CEpAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Dec. about
Z o'clock last evening three men entered
the Chicago & Northwestern depot at
Luzerne. little town thirty miles west
OF here, and at the points OF revolvers
commanded j. e. Thompson. the agent.
to deliver what money he had. he
quickly gave up the express and rail-
road money, when the bandits opened
the door 70 the freight room and
pushed him 10, telling him not
to make any noise and that il
he attempted TO escape he would
be shot Ia a few minutes the night
operator came down and the robbers
went through his pockets and pushed
him also into the freight room, After a
few minutes more of waiting the con-
ductor Of a special train went into the
depot and the robbers had hardly time
to dispose OF him before in walked the
train crew. Hold up your hands.
shouted the largest OF the highwaymen
and his confederates QUICKLY went
through the pockets of the
boys and relieved them OF their money
and watches. The boys were sent TO
join the gang in the freight room. 4
stranger went into the station aud was
Joined his fellow unfortunates and the
outside door opened TO allow the post
master TO enter. lie was treated as had
been the others. Train No. 5 had ar
rived al Belle Plaine. the next town
west, and was waiting 10 hear from
Luzerne before proceeding. No amoun;
OF calling could get an answer from
there, and after waiting half an hour over
time. Conductor Ward took one of the
operators from the office at Belle Plalnt
and started for Luzerne. When his
train pulled into the depot Conductol
Ward jumped OF his train and stsTteo
for the depot As he did so. three mer
came out Of the depot and passed him
lie ran into the building and called ou'
aud wanted 10 know what was the mat
ter. An answer came from the freight
room and opening the door he saw The
men all huddled up in a corner. Ther
followed a short recital OF the events a
the previous few hours. and the con
ductor. remembering the men be had
passed, hastily returned To his train
Jumping on to the steps of the smoking
car. he opened the door and shouted
Every man who has gun get IL ready
! think the train is going TO be held up.
! The men who possessed Tevclvefs
/ awaited the threatened attack but y
| never came.
/ After waiting some time the train pullet
out and reached here at 10 o'clock thu
morning. nearly three hours late. wheI
! the hrsf news OF the robbers becam'
! known. Descriptions of the men hsv'
I been telegraphed 10 AL points within 3
radius ~ loo miles and their capture .
/ ,,rohab ble
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
VAN ALIEN MEANS III.
He Tell. Cleveland His Resignation
l. FinaL


N1wPoRT, Il. l.. Nov. -. ls9a To the
President; Sir have the honor to
acknowlesige the receipt of your letter
of the III INST In reply allow me TO
thank you most sincerely aud heartily
for the very kind and fiattering senti-
ments you express. For the reasons
nave already stated in my letter 10 the
secretary of state. and which were
reached only after long and serious con
siderafion OF the subject. l feel
that i cannot accept the high
oAice to which have been
appointed. My Only regret in this dc.
eIsion. which must beg you TO consider
as tinal. is that II Is contrary To the per
sonal preference which you SO kindly
express But | cannot think 10 would
be advisable Tor me to invite further
Misrepresentation by taking advantage
OF your generosity.
Again thanking you for your most
gracious works. and with an earnest
hope for the Continuance OF the sue
ccsses which have already marked your
second administration. beg 10 remain.
sir. with much respect. your respective
servant J. j. VAS ALIEN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
corpe,. start. for Florida.

Nrw YoKK. Dec.3 The Corbett party
left Jersey City at midnighton the Dan
vile vestibule limited for the south.
Cortett wsll shox at different plsces on
the uAy down to FLORIDA lie viii train
in the neighborhcod oi Jacksonville. no
matter whether be IL allowed To fight
Mitchell or not He accspted his train
ing expenses N good faith. ard Il . his
intention 90 snow the officers - the
club that he. at least means business
snd sia train right smoag them until
the time arrives Tor the tight 10 take
t.lare
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
WILL sur rHE COMPANY.


PIrTsBuke. Pa Dee A. Edward Ellis
will tomorrow enter suit against the
Norton Iron eonpsby al Ashland. Ky.
Many other suits for damages against
the same c0mpapy eiil follow. kllis
STATES that week previous 10 has going
90 Ashland. = msn giving the name of
J. ". 4. Green. superintendent ~ the
Norton wcfks arrived IN Plitshurg Tor
the purpose al employing men % work
IN mil that had been idle two aad q
half years Ellis soon secured the sixty
eight uen and they agreed Go so % Ash
land to work Tor Loo per ton. On ar
rival at Ashiand they found strike
was on and the whole community great
ls excited Citizens. merchants. farmers
and striking iron workers RAISED sum.
Gent money 20 ga, the fares Of several
Of the men back 20 PittsbuTg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04

General Miles reports 90 the wnr de-
partment that tho arrival OF troops at
Cheyenne, Ok. has Quieted the Indians
who were rioting and seeking TO take
from jail and lynch Texas ranger who
had killed an Indian. General Miles re-
ports that they are7oog satisfied To LET
the law take its conrse.
A large portion Of tbs clerical force
Of the second assistant postmaster gen.
erals Office is now employed in the work
of opening star and steamboat route
bids. Awards OK ell contracts viii be
announced on or before February l.,
1894.
The department Of state has applied
10 the authorities Ia Honduras for the
extradition of Mensge. the Minneapolis
embezzler. and To the authorities OF
Guatemala for Information on the case.
The time for the trial OF the cruisers
New York and Marblehead was late
Friday restored to the original dates.
December III for the New YORK and
and December 4 for the Marblehead.
The new brigadier-general, Otis. has
been assigned TO the department OF the
Columbia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04

reach fienolula ia f>n days. - fhe diz-
lance h oDis s.oeo miles WAIST - the
csass of this suddea haste 81 sne
gosernment 10 reach hpooiole - :
matter II con3ectoFe A Fsarof thsr
Presided cleralsad propoees - give
queen the interest 0n <5elOoo - tie
price u her &kd1c4tion u rot credited
here lt may BE that the frrt news from
Honol1ia vii come By way q foko-
hama or Auckland. ss Honoisla steam
ere are due az both pi&css about the
sth. The first steamer that will reach
here is the Csnsdian Pacific llnsr
Aarsss. Which is due st flrtorsa. IL G.
on Dccember 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
Forming an Italian Cabinet.

RoME, Dee. IA cabinet selected
from members Of the left has been al
most completed. The list reported this
evening is: Premiership and interior,
Giuseppe Zanardelli; finance. Paolo
Boseli; treasury. Pietro Naccheli; pub
tic works. Alessandro Forts; education,
Niccolo Gallo: agriculture. Francesca
Coccu. Ortu or Guido Banneccelli; posts
aud telegraphs. Baron de Riseio.
The Naples Courier reitcrates the
report that King Humbert intends to
forego 100000 lire Of his civil list.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04

Orizinsl William Funk. Edwards.
hurz. Jeremiah Sullivan. Detroit. Ste
paen Henry. Tapeer. Renewal Joseph
Svarthoat. Jackson. Incresse Inhn
pru8rrick. Any. Reissue Chester
Barber. Wrtlervilie. jonathan \.
Scrauoe. Kalamazoo. William Ezra
Grisith. Potterville. Jobn Steny de
ceased. West Iay City. George J. Cor.
wia. breckenridge Reissue and To
crease Anson I.odxe. Past Saginaw
Or7rfnsl wi,iaws etc Mary JARVIS.
Feei Cry. Isabella Sfery. West BAY
4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
Assaulted with an Az.

INLAY CRY. Dec. 3-John O'Brien. a
farmer. was arrested by Sheriff Near
thur of Lapeer and taken there last
evening and lodged in the county jail.
OBrien had trouble with a man named
Nickerson. working for him and picked
up an Ak. and stepping up behind Nick
erson. aimed n blow at him. The ak
glanced and CO; OF Nlckerson's ear. lie
tnen struck at him again this time with
the head 81 the AK. but Nickerson 60,
away from him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04

JsrxsnxvrrIE. fla. Dec a Nrs 7
, Jorsett vie - ine chsmpion reacted
Sackssnsdie fcsiaY " hea interviewed
rststlrs to IRE eofpire suhf between acr
hust sai saa Mitchell she sad A.
my relations with ny hast and are
purely domestic. dout xnoR much
st,ert rriae GgnNrx PnziEsm - Dir, :
hs.si~sss sai feev feV wives sa1E ssuc.s
st,ouf isssr hEsts7as ruaeess ba5
e4n teil sfss maca. tiss - Sefnx 20 Khip
Aitteaka II tsev ever meet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
kil,rd nv a Runaway Horse.

WAsHIxoTox. Pa. Dec. David 5.
Crafty. wealthy resident Of Mt. Pleas
ant township. was killed yesterday by a
runaway horse. Crafty was thrown and
his loot caught in the harness. dragging
him q long distance, with head aud
shoulders striking the frozen earth.
When the horse was caught Mr.. Crafty
was dead. lie was - years OF age aud
unmarried
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-04
Small pox Among Italians

CoLu aBvs. Ohio Dec. 3. 1t was dis
covered last night that smallpox had
brolSen out among a gang of Italian
laborers In this city. One of the ltal-
isns. a man OF middle age. has Teen
stricken with the disease. and his
friends have smug-,ed him 10 the sub
usb OK Marble Gill ia order 20 prevent
a quarantine and evade the sanitary
ofilcerz