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The sun., 1898-06-25
Great Battle EXpecte,..
,.YaatHi Disl atch to THE Sun.

sfaat.A Dsl atch to THE Sun.
WssHIN,YroN, June 24.-The War De-
parsment expects battle between the
Americans and the Spanish within the
next twenty-four hours.
Although no dispatches have been re-.
ee.yed in regard to the skiimiShes re-
ysted via Madrid, Adjutant General
3HEbin, to whom all dispatches in regard
30 The army now come, has been receiv-
ing press dispatch all morning, and
sb.ah noon gave his opinion that Il
sastle between the two forces could not
b. nasch longer prevented.
lie was not worried over the absence
1i dispatches, because ne said that if
kai%ral Shaiter had gone towards
Santiago with the army he certainly
gnud not 60 back to the cable office to
ssnd dispatches, and would leave that
business to the newspaper men who were
there for that purpose.
The impression in the War Depart
HeRt is that the Spaniards are going to
make their strongest stand close to San.
siago and the inner harbor, so that the
guns Of the Spanish cruisers may M
asssL 1t is, therefore, necessary to re-
aSye these ships from the field Of opera
tiODs
The guns of the ships now man the
hills over which our soldiers will come
D attack the town and reach the bay,
md until our own artillery is brought
INTO play Cervera's fleet may do damage
txs os,r troops. 1t is for this reason that
aone think Admiral Sampson will en-,
daeagor to enter the harbor and engage
che Spanish feet
The sun., 1898-06-25
Colonel Wainwright in Trouble.

Special Dispatch to The Sun.
PHILADELPHIA, June "a. Colonel John
Wainwright, pension agent, cf Whining.
ton, with an Office at Coatesville, and
Elias Kunkle, alias Graver,of Coatesville,
were arrested this morning at Coates.
vile by United States Deputy Marshall
Myers on a warrant sworn out by Special
Pension Examiner Sprague, in which he
charged the two prisoners with knowing
Iy making false and fraudulent claim
for Mrs. Eliza Garris, alias Mrs. Eliza
Young, for a pension as widow of Joseph
Young, of Company c, Twentieth Regi-
ment pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry,
they knowing that she was not the
widow of the said Joseph Young.
The prisoners were brought to Phia-
delphia and given hearing before
United States Commissioner Bell, who
held them each in $500 bail. They will
be given a further hearing on Wednes-
day. Wainwright furnished bondsman
and Kunkle was committed
The sun., 1898-06-25
HObsOn Safe at Santiago.

Special Dispatch to THE Sun.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Navy De-
partment today received the following
telegram:
PLAYA DEL. ESTE, June 24.-From flag
of truce | learned today that Lieutenant
Hobson and his companions are all well.
They are confined in the city OF Santiago,
four miles from Moro.
(Signed) SAMPSON.
Admiral Sampson is now in constant
and practically immediate cable COM
munication with the Navy Department.
Six dispatches were received in rapid
succession through the early hours OF
this morning, the last one bringing the
situation up to II O'Clock last night
They showed that only half hour
elapsed :,etween the filing of the message
by the admiral and the receipt of it in
Washington, so that the authorities here
are now assured of being only half
hour behind the actual developments at
the scene OF action.
The dispatch was further reassuring in
that it made clear that Admiral Samp-
sons assault upon the harbor entrance,
to which MORO is the main defence,
would not be crippled by having the fire
kept away from that fortitication in
order to protect Hobson. 1t leaves the
result of snch an attack open to the
usual conditions OF war, and not to that
unusual and cruel device which it was
feared had been resorted to Of preserv.
ing MORO by exposing Hobson.
The sun., 1898-06-25
THE sun WILMINGTON DELAWARE SATURDAY JUNE 25 1888

The news does not worry officials Of the
Navy Department.; on tile contrary, they
are rather pleased with the advices, and
only hope that Admiral Camara will con-
tinue his course. ~
At the rate at which the squadron has
been travelling-l2S miles per day-it
will take it about forty-fiye days to reach
the Philippines. By this time Admiral
Dewey should have three additional
ships to strengthen his squadron. The
Charleston should be at Manila now, the
Monterey should reach there next week,
and the Monadnock is due there about
the last week in July. With the addl-
tion of these vessels and the troops Ad-
miral Dewey can easily hold his own.
The sun., 1898-06-25
Kicked inthe Head.

Henry Follgraf, stranger, was taken
from No. lO2 Market street yesterday al
ternoon at G.M o'clock by the patro
wagon and conveyed tn Delaware Hos
pltal in All unconscious condition.
1t is thought that he had been kicked
in the head, and John Noon was arrcsteC
on suspicion OF doing the kicking, anC
locked up in the police station to await
trial on the charge. At a late hour las,
night tollgrAf was still unconscious anC
the extent of his injuries was not known
The sun., 1898-06-25
Synagogue Mass Meeting.

Tie building committee of the Syna.
gogue has secured the Rev. DR.. Drach-
man Of New York, chief rabbi OF the
Jewish Theological Sinanoria; Hon.
Joseph BIunenthal, cx tax commissioner
Of New York and president ofthe Jewish
Theological Seminary: Charles Hoffman,
attorney-at-law, OF Philadelphia, and
other prominent speakers, to participate
in mass meeting to be held at Crosby
x Hill Hall, No. 605 Market street. to.
morrow afternoon, at , o'cloc X.
The sun., 1898-06-25
THE SUN
2257 Van Pe|t St.. PhiIadeiphia, Pa.

THE following is a reproduction of a postal
~ recently received from down east hustler.
Mr.. Lord was formerly located in Philadelphia
and knows the agency business from A to z
Parties who are interested in agency work will
do well to Immediately correspond with Mr..
Lord.-EDITOR.
CUMBERLAND MILLS, ME.
DEAR FRIEND:
Are you open to an agency offer?
] want ar agent IN your locality to work on
salary or commission. | will give you II so ap-
pointment, and forfeit so If you do not clear
$50 month. If YOU are interested, enclose 70
centF to cover mailing expense, for full Iartiru-
lars, contract aud two samples, the regular price
OF which is 30 cents. All sent fully prepaid.
As to my responsibility, refer you to the
Mayor Postmaster, Express Agent, or any business
house. If We do not hear from you at once shall
not hold the position open to you.
Yours truly.
EDWIN B. LORD.
The sun., 1898-06-25
Large Plate Glass Broken.

While workmcn were engaged in set
tinga large plate glass in the lower part
OF one Of the windows CT Crosby & Ililps
store YESTERDAY afternoon the top section
Of glass slipped from its plac, and broke
the new plate almost in half.
The size Of the broken pane was Sx12
feet and came from the Pittsburg Glass
Works. 1t will be necessary to procure
a new plate from the works.
The sun., 1898-06-25
In the Supreme Court.

In the Supreme Court the case of
ADAMS Express Company VS.. Hiram II.
Thomas was continued until September
Sth.
Mr.. IIarman, counsel for the defendant,
made a motion to quash the writ OF
error. Henry Ridgeley, Jr., for the
plaintiff, opposed the motion and was
sustained by the court
The sun., 1898-06-25
Contest Settled,

The contest in school district no. 81,
Mt. Cuba, has been settled, C. J. Harri-
gan Withdrawing. Stephen Armstrong
is the new commissioner; Bernard
Dlrss, clerk, and Miss l.! dia Durham
is retained as teacher.
The sun., 1898-06-25
HiIHrniaO Celebration,

The Ancient Order Of Hibernians of
this city will celebrate July 4 by an all
day demonstration at Union Park. This
will include athletic sports and addresses
by NJ F. Wlhere Of Philadelphia and
ether pr minent speakers.
The sun., 1898-06-25

The Sunday Sun is the best Sunday
paper published in the State today,
and to its interesting pages has been
added. commencing with next Sun
day, a Department of practical POli-
tics" The happenings among those
who strive in the political world will
therein be recorded and no one should
fail to buy the Sunday Sun and read
them.
The sun., 1898-06-25
Hawkins Knocked Out.

"Spike' Sullivan Inst evening knocked
ont Dan Hawkins in the twenty second
round before a large crowd at the Tenox
Athletic Club in New York.
The sun., 1898-06-25
Dewey Ready for Cannara.
sNssiaI Dispatch to THE sun.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June "A. The De-
yRtment of State has received cable
gram announcing that the second Cadiz
Aees, under Admiral Camara, las been
nighted off PanteIIarn, midway between
tle Gnlf Of Sicily and Africa, and about
LEO miles east of Malta. This indicates
sAaE the fleet is heading for the Suez
Sa,.aI and on its way to the Philippines.
The sun., 1898-06-25

Beginning with next Sunday, THE
Sun will run weekly in the sunday
ditiOn, matter Of interest to poll
ticians. both in this city and through
out the State. The column so dcvOt ed
will deal with practical politics, and
the depart meht is to be made a par
ticular feature of the already inter-
estin. Sunday sun. Buy the sunday
Sun and read the gossip" Of the
Statecra men.
The sun., 1898-06-25
100 Envelopes.

Good No. 6 white enveior]
with your name, business an1|
address printed on and sent post
paid for soc. IS tor 1oc; 500 to1
S1.25. Good stock and good
work guaranteed. Size 5}81
6 in.
100 good MANILA envelopei
for Esd; 50, 15c; 26, &c.
100 Letter heads, 5H xSH in
with your business printed to'
for 45c; $50 for sI.oo; 500 to
s1.75. Sent postpaid to YOU
ADDRESS. &c stamps taken TO
amounts under 1oc; above th'
amount send money order ii
coin. Address
JOHN w. HANN,
WAunet, Chase Co., Neb
Editor and Proprietor of Tht
Wauneta, Neb. Breeze. Esta
blished in 1887 by its presen
owner.
The sun., 1898-06-25
Germany Won't Interfere
Special Dispatch to THE Sun.

Special Dispatch to THE Sun.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Germany has
again assured the United States that it
has no intention of interfering in the
Philippines. Yesterday afternoon Won
Holleben, the German Ambassador had
a conference with Secretary OF State Day
which lasted for three quarters OF an
hour, during which he gave assurances
that the German Admiral was not land.
ing marines at Manila with any idea OF
interfering with Admiral Dewey'S plans,
and if any should be landed hereafter
they would go simply to protect the Ger
man Legation. The conference was en-
tirely satisfactory, and a perfect under
standing arrived at.
Admiral Dewey has been instructed by
this Government that he has absolute
authority in the Philippines, and that no
troops or marines shall be landed with
out his consent. Ii any attempt be made
to do so he is instructed to use all force
to prevent such action. The foreign Pow
ers have been informed of these ins1ruc-
tions.
Hot lunch every l,v from 10 A. m
The sun., 1898-06-25
The Agents Herald
v ANTED
The Public Herald

" \ ' i ~
We will give One years subscrip
ton to THE SUN and Ten cents cash
for one copy Of either THE AGENTS
HERALD or the PUBLIC HERALD,
bearing any Of the following dates
IS76--January, February, March,
April, May, June, July, August, Sep
tember, October, November, Decem-
Der.
1s77-January, February. March.
April, May, June, July, August, Sep
teinber, November, December.
IS7S--February, March, April.
1879 February, March, April, May
June, July, September.
ISso-August, November, Decent
Der.
IS9 February.
Donot send any dates not named alb we. Ad-
dress
The sun., 1898-06-25

Hot lunch every day from 10 Il. m
till p. N. at the Dewey House, Fiitl
street between King and French.
ID, s, SHIELDS.
The sun., 1898-06-25
mo TAX OY DISTRIBUTORS.

You ought to have the latest deci-
sions on this subject. Send One Dime.
THE Sun, Randolph Building, Philadel-
phia. Pa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-06

The Houston Post Riies VIII 60 70
the Front Tomorrow.

INC FRbt
Ca9'Aiz N1ssie 0, the Hous;gs Pcs.
R1sss las made ali ste necessary arrange
meats 20 move his company tomorrow
Afternoon ia The Southern Paeiae to .o.a
D-ncan Hoods h7 gale AZ Car4g cztserr,
aesr Nsw Or.e-as
Captain Masale. ~ 70 : ?. n. yesterday.
oz1 .e-rG.ts1 n.aeiT rsen. bat re dsk,rea
10 saeEsss@ TIE number 10 l45 10 o1aer =
Ai.oW i9r re5ezi.oa- The percentage G.
Fe.sct!o1s q this company. however. w.Il
mon BE- great as Captain M&ss.e. being .
1F1cii-l1g physician. ahlle no. AUTHORIZED
@ eIaG.4ae troops sos enlistment, c&l yell
~ BIS professional experience pherh =
mac is lkHlT . pass OF not snd VIII
Accept oono Who Ae Is cO1since4 s,A1d
10 5elce VI passing al exam nation.
All 10 aeXlrs 20 calls, il th.a coI1 "a ny
Tor ilme'siste service czu 90 80 By apply
.1s al The recruiting o.l.ce un4er tie
ftl'aa-as a9use. and any detachment u
adjoining towns mag sal.si b. natifylng
Z Capizi- y'ssale hy uire q their desire
The m4n thur fzf enlisted are being
stpi ios@lser as far &c Prscitcao.s Dr. tte
tsi&o.ishflels q barracks az he Pythlz-
Z rail- il he F-it,h rs-f co.'s Aariaz heen
An9'y py0ride6 ,c- 'hz, pErpose by Sir.
frASAo. Who also gives The company ne
use q vie recruiting office ia the Hutch
I tas Hol se.
Captain Mass!e Is per-o1aily supplying
iaA sai1ae-ti4'e needs 0f THIS company suA
ss ihey #iil ie@Te Tuss4ay syealnE wl,hog,
pfofls2ooE the suggestion ia made that 4:
~orlf be very much appreciated co-rpI
i1ea' q some one EoaIt undertake 70 sup
. NV l-rch for them 70 carry with rheal
Z 70 ssfl ihern ca the ZIP 10 New Orleans
lAf'iiecsnt Kelley o. Captain Ta,}o's
cornEa7y. now AZ Camp Gallery. is eth ir
'he eiig. re failed 70 feeure the CON
/ pAly a. Galveston. Sg, = Il cc-rsspo- Se nee
sith company receatly orTsrtzst a.
Se"tY. Th!eh n erp@cts 70 secure and take
Z Win BIN tomorrow, along With the Ho1s-
( toa Post psaaa
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Fifteen
Samples Of
Mating
Mailed for Ioc.

Or v.si. oace again his farm.
Or look upon his brtght-eyed lass.
~ cultivate his garden sass
hGyt Z yDn got one OF these saw
Whom you'd like 70 swap away
For me--a man Of vim ~ paris
s~ap him. in short, for asa Hartz,
I've been here Tow almost a wear.
Aad fesl that freedom would b. dear;
I've tried by every mfans I knew
To bid this isle toad adieu.
Dug holes. scaled walls passed through tbs
gate
Wi,h Yankee cap upOn my pate.
And when GU; or the ice.
and thought ia get away so nice.
! met biue-coat in nv route.
Mne quickly made me face about.
Marched me with iiabolic grin
bsek 70 he gate aud turned ne In,
I've swallowed every rumor strange
That had word about "exehanze''-
Crew Ia; with hope and lean with sorrow.
was up today and down tomorrow.
Wrote Ben = B. a spicy letter.
Aad told him he could no: do better
Than lie; ne OF; for thirty DAYS.
resd his answer in anazs,
ne said tina, things were mixed I'd now
N such a way he knew not how
The favor thar asked about
.o"AH et4s De granted Had no dplh.
Tina; things" would be so arranged
That all Of US would be exchanges
I hs, ended H. | wrote TO Prsnrice
Mo several times has kindly lent his
Purse and name to those whom chanc.
Md Ponp and glorious circumstance
Had ssat 10 rasyicate a while
Within the pen on Iohnson's Isle.
Wen. George d. wrote to General Terry
commanden' hsre-a good man very
Arh told him ~ kasl ia.
For just q rnoath or thereahout.
He'd take ire dcwn into Kentucky
See that shouldn't cut my lucky.
Would 20 nv hoad in any sum.
FRAT when they wanted me. IA coma
GENERAL Terry wrote him hsck
Tha. he must take The beaten track
really thought said t.. you knew
IT,
That stsuptcn, and ne aioae. can do ~"
mus ended that plan. I've 10 dous,
That I'm almost gone w the spou,
Unless you can divine the means
10 give me change az air and scene,
By special swap
Nov. Uncle Bob.
BE patient with me. Do no, ron
Ne Of the hope I fonily cherish
10 no, leave ne here to perish,
~, ue snn't'ec, cut the cards. aud dealt
neSe PLAYED my oower-the loss felt
More than the loss Of filthy lucrs-
rsease play my hsnd-Ssve ne abe .ucbr.
Anc when your lstes, breath dsnar,s
fo'sh die. eewsilsi By Asa Hartx,
Poor fsllow' OF such sensitive no.,,.
temper that he indeed ro- .'sowr ,a,-r.e
iSN. snd Vas in October followlnr ev
hanged 90 The sies ard vourd-s tn.,.
SEQ ere the spring 81 IS came, whe, ~
= ana 'a''sfed comrades grounded their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-06
CONVERTED ny WHOLESALE.
The Colonel Thought He Had a Ban
tismi Reputation TO Sustain.
New York Mail aud Express

New York Mail aud Express.
Euiirs the war two regiments were sta
TONED on opposite sides OF rlysr. 4 chan
IAN went 10 work OF the men composing thu
regiment stationed CT the ncrih sIda az ,ha
river WITH view OF converting tnarr
hht9osr OF the man RESPONDED 10 his efTc~,s
ara ne Ter that regiment and went 10 ron'
tsAOe ms missionary work IN the regiment n,
,hs soeth side OF the river After lsho~igr
s2Ine time, longer time than he had dors
VIE The other regiment. he found thai he
would not be as successful Only anon, a
uO1tI men were baptized from the Las rSri-
H1sut me chaplain had i talk Vith r.
eoiotei and mentioned TIE fact that :, tan os
tue men had oeen baptized u
iaoN many mea did you say were bsnt,zsa
"a "a C-s other regiment the colonel a,ked to
ehsI!2R HS from the
e colonel turned quickly around To his
osaoTty With the quick cornnanS. "Ts, ni9
.oitA-bYe men at once 10 be hsDtirss 49,.
lihstiy by the chaplain. ! don't rro-oea -
,s. Any ene.aorse regiment get ahead ~ ~ i.
80 way. We've g0t reputation 10 sustsl, :,
- y needless 10 sag the order was ~srri.,
Wy, ana oy the bapuzing Of the adsi,ia.,i
slllt!-nNe men Just about double the ni,nSiar
Avn, 80 '"e SeNeF !eSi-
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HOUSTON TuRNyEREIN
'"heert ordered for Tonight and
APPLICATION. Referred

The regular monthly meeting ra- n.
'rS'sae',pn Of gsoeral BUSINESS was hela n
Turner hall ~ the Houston Turuyers,a
yesterday. ~i'h President A Broaner. Sec
fs'aFy w. hsunan and shout twenty five
others present. which Vas considered tair
attendance Tor summer suudzy.
lp@aiy-oae applications FOR mem b4rship
~sfc pTeStuiec aud rcfsrget 10 the ,ovrsrf-
sauns committee. Nho wi.l report IN rhi-,v
Gays or az the neat rnon,hiy r,.t;irr VIII.
ihs reports 4. ~ be immediately given fiDsl
attention These ap,sitan's. however. VIII
h9i oe denied the privilege Of the sutntear
n'ghi concerts during tho !uyestleatior
previous engage u1eut viii REQUIRE ,ha
presence o. Professor Herb and MS Id M a,
bryan OF Tuesday night and i was there
iorc agreed 20 give tas r~guJar w@,ziv
tltnmeF night concert on Monday nigh, a,
Sne usual h1ur az
The board OF directors will ho,d = meet.
,ff ca SHne u for ire Consideration az In, =
pcflani business 10 some Of ire yo,nre.
anu more athletic nenberF
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A WAR "REMINISCENCES.
LEAFLETS FROM sCRAPBook
WRITTEN DURING CIVIL WAR.
Prepared by Professor ). r. Griffin
While at the Military Prison on
Johnson's Island.

The III leaf ia M strap hook bears ;ali
legend: J. r. Griffith. Cart ca. G, First
La Car. Captured gniy |. isss. s1Eaei GU
Juze Il. 1876.
7. zEay BE- O. interest to few 0. The
ross's scz5ers 70 give Esaze extracts .ror
Wha. TIE raice hare lex o. ,his ola sersS
Sssk. srat-e1 c-rl1g a rEc years scrr.cs
az tie United States military sriSg1 .el
Co1fe'ss-zrs o.t.csgss Jcazsc- Island. LAKE
Erie. Ohio.
THIS lsga1s is SITUATED in SzztusSy bay
cstSE about 80 aersx IL arez- Sevsotsel
aces o. iAAs acre e5csoss3 u ! paAzs
f@1cs. Of Nsll. 5ly. srcAes sa!cS z1t i-sly.
,eeg hign. :grrnOgate3 ~ a p2rxpes. .0i
the iFszt Q. EsGes&. guards. sssrt71sc a
isaery@is q treaty tesi- Ieers sc.
tshrEsea blocks. o. gso-stcVy bindings. ri
the csSmno1Attoa Of Is rebel p.tso aeTs
au11teracg znOSEs %599.
IL HaS the oa.ly e1s:om f- ou- Yarke
.-os--Iasrer 10 Stand uyou The pa ayEt as
cal. out the names d ls:-efs addressed &c
sgca as we're 'orrlrsts egoGgn 70 have cor
Tesgou1ez.s inside The lines The oElel
q The lucky name. as the lis. Tss called
would shoot ~ h!s na-G, sld tie letter ..
pitched over into the crowd Among ihos'
mo Eere no. 80 fortunate sas M4io'
George Mcknight Of Charleston, s g. s1t
b&. made some reputation as a writer III
der the pan name o! Asa Hsr,z" Peel
!ng kenny his temporary social ostyaclsr
and l1nesorae Isolation. he wrote eri scot
for pnbllcs;iD1 IN the Louisville Journal
TIE i9iiOsjng.
AND No ONE WRITES TO NE.
The lis; Is called. and one ~ one
The anxious croNd loS Riiss away.
laga- atlil ana wonder why
80 .e;ter comes Tor ne today:
Are all ny srien5s IL DiTi> d,4i.
or would they all Forgotten be.
WA, have ! dore what have I SD.
Ia; no one writes l!oe 10 reR
It's mighty queer
watch the mails each weary day.
VIE anxious eyes the lis; o'eTTun.
Md enTy him whose name e csllas.
But lore hirn more who E>ts no, o1e;
For can sYmpa'hizs with him.
and feel ho= keen his grief must ts
since In al exile from ny home
Ard no one writes Z l.ne 70 me-
do declare.
Within quiet, happy home.
Far FAR IN Dixie's sunny cline.
There 9weils a quiet, happy maid.
Who wrote to ne 81 by gone tine;
SOS others from their dear ones hear
il tender Letters loving free
ff1 hare I've besH this half \ rear
A11 why does she no. wr..A 70 ne.
Were not est-anEed
VIII no o1e write me Just line.
To say that I'm remembered yet.
fou can 10. guess how much 3si.Eh.
Ia feel could I letter get
Gould I bat hear from some dear t-iea1
Whose face ne'er again nay Fee--
VIII some ore uoS my sngU 81 eat-
II some one doesn't write "a me
III get exchanged,
THIS was copied ~ the Cincinnati Er.
qutre-. Harpa7s Weekly and othsr N5rsh.
srn pap@rs The sequel VAS wonderful.
Scarcely more than a week had rasse..
when she ls7-e- CFier. from bis per-h. VIII
sre1to-tsn voice. began % call. Asa
Hsrtz'" and a. tns rnissiyss would be Iluua
ore- 10 ~. pen u seemed ihs, Asa Hart,
was the only prisoner getting l4rsers. Thei
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Miss Anaie l. Howard aaa uist liam,
hindaane ~cic arnOuG the receat arrivals
hers irom Galyesisa. ca route to New Or
iean1, wassiAstou Nes York and Boston
Whence they viii sail for Europe OF the
18th instant. Bolh yourg LADIES' have hoi,
o. friends N sha isIaai City. where Hiss
kindbaue has dlstingiishel herself AZ xu-
pcrinisD5eD, Q. the John Ssaly rraia!rr
School On -~aching Europe. they VIII 80
diTeet to SNeien. where they win ee tha
gres,s az Dr. AID Mrs. Kiadhrous. Durinx
Their short soioOTa abroad they wal visit
the principal cities O! France, IfSly.
Switzerland England and Ireland rnaksue
special study % the hospital and trAiniug
systems In these aad other countries. The
knowledge thus cleaned viii b. utilized on
their rstUrn next September. and Ia the
meantime. their Texas friends eoriiaisy
wish them a pleas&n. voyage and a safe
home coming
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