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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-13
THREE DEAD OF FEVER,

Second Wikco1siu loscs Several Men In
Porto Kico.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. ia special
from The Sentinel's special correspond.
ent with the Wisconsin volunteers
near Ponce. Porto Rico, under date OF
Aug. =. says:
"The Second regiment has been most
unfortunate, losing its third man from
fever today. when Private Van Breda
Of Marshfield died. He was buried in
tho local cemetery. Private Allen of
Wausau died last Wednesday and Pri.
vate Schup of Appleton last Saturday.
They also were buried in the local
cemetery"
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Twenty.one states and three Cana.
dian provinces are represented at the
annual conference of state and provin.
cial boards of health at Detroit. Mich.
The salmon fishing season on the
Colnmbla river Is closed. The season 8
pack amounts TO 3l5. 900 cases, which
is $4,000 cases below the pack of last
year.
The steamer Mariposa, bearing the
Hawaiian commissioners and l54 men
Of the FIRST New York volunteers 70,
Honolulu sailed cary Thursday morn.
ing.
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NOT THAT WAY.
Administration Changes Its Mind
in Regard to Navy Pro-
motions
And Will Not Make Them Upon
Recommendations Of q
Board.
Sampson and Schley Both Made
Rear Admirals, Sampson
Ranking Schley.
Captain Philip Made a Commo-
dore- AL Are Subject to
Confirmation.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l3.-For some
unknown reason the administration
decided not to adhere to its formerly
expressed announcement that the pro.
motions in the navy would be made as
the recommendations by board whose
duty it should be to review the achieve.
ments Of the naval officers throughout
the Spanish war, and the navy de.
partment has made public the follow.
ing promotions in the North Atlantic
fleet, previous publications having
been inaccurate in some particulars.
These are ad interim commissions and
hold until the senate confirms or re-
jects them. They take date Of Aug. 10.
lo9S. and in each case are for eminent
and conspicuous conduct in battle:
Commodore William I. Sampson,
advanced eight numbers and appointed
rear admiral from Aug. 10. 1898. for
eminent and conspicuous conduct in
battle. Takes rank next after Rear
Admiral John A. Howell.
Commodore Winfield S. Schley, ad.
vanced SIX numbers and appointed a
rear admiral from same date and for
same reasons. Takes rank next after
Rear Admiral William T. Sampson.
Captain John w. Philip. advanced
five numbers and appointed commo.
dore. Takes rank next after Commo.
dore John g. Watson.
Captain Frank J. Higginson, ad.
| vanced three numbers. Takes rank
next after Captain Bartlett J. Crom.
well.
Captain Robley D. Evans, advanced
five numbers. Takes rank next after
Captain Charles S. Cotton.
Captain Henry Taylor. advanced five
numbers, takes rank next after Captain
John j. Read.
Captain Frances 4. Cool, advanced
five numbers, takes rank next after
Captain Yates Sterling.
Captain Charles +. Clarke, advan ced
six numbers, takes rank next after Cap
tain William c. Wise.
Captain French Z. Chadwick, ad'
vanced five numbers, takes rank mex,
after Captain Charles d. SiGsbee.
Lieutenant Commander Raymond p
ASOkeIs, AuNAAScu ANc Az Ia
Lieutenant Commander Seator
Schroeder, advance three numbers.
Lieutenant Commander Richard
Wainwright. advanced 10 numbers.
Lieutenant Commander John d
| Rogers, advanced five numbers.
Dieutenant Commander James X
Cogswell, advanced five numbers.
Lieutenant Commander William p
Pollock, advanced seven numbers.
Lieutenant Commander q. b. Har
Der, advanced five numbers.
Lieutenant Commander Newton Z
Mason, advanced five numbers.
Lieutenant Alex Sharp, Jr., advanced
five numbers.
Lieutenant Harry Huse, advanced
five numbers.
Lieutenant Victor Blue, Lieutenan
Colonel Huntington and others ar
given rdvances for conspicuous braver.
aud extraordinary heroism.
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the west Superior hotel. is now abont
70 % solved Chief Of Police Crump.
ton mas received a message from the
cniet OF police OF Oshkosh. stating that
o woman answering the description of
mrs. Harmon in every particular had
Ceen found IN that city wandering
ABOUT IN demented condition. The
woman was taken into CUSTODY and
WIZ 90 heid until her identity can be
'uiiy established by photographs which
Will be forwarded from Butte. Mon
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-13
,he Signing Of the Protocol
lv N. Cambon and Secre.
tary Day.
ke Document Something More
Than a Protocol, Being Half
a Treaty.
10 Commissions, One Military,
Are Provided for in the
Document.

N .sHlyG1yN, Aug. i3.-The signing
the protocol by which cessation OF
s,l.i,,es between this country and
ain is accomplished was performed
u. Cambon Oh behalf Of Spain, and
Secretary Day, representing the
titei States, nj 4:23 p. III.
auaas,mcnts for the signing Of this
pr,an; document were practically
Ep.e,ed early III the morning. The
eumen, itself. in two identical orig.
b.s. had teen prepared in the diplo-
b.ic bureau, and all that remained
Is 10 await word from the French
lta,sador that he was ready to mt.
FA h, signature. This notification
Fne shortly before 3p. Ia. and the
(ur Of signing was set for : O clock.
reading and comparing Of the doc.
lelIs occupied the time intervening
tweel that Tune and the actual sign.
While the particular document to be
aea Is properly enough described as
'o'oco., II is sull technically some
'as more ihan that. 1t is an agree
Fal midway between that aud the
a'S!ce which usually intervenes be.
sea active was and final peace. So
asN goes, this protocol is absolutely
14'e treaty Thus. having provided
'-o us position Of Cuba, Porto Rico
VAe OF the Ladrone islands, there
v"'as moro for any peace com mis-.
:" 10 II relation TO those subjects,
'a'v i sealed and the protocol in
.e'peet Is as binding as any defn.
A'a'y OF peace. 1t was such n pro-
!, - T TS ms that was signed by Presi.
-''fs anu Prince Bismarck ia
I.I4'e ~ tho Franco. Prussian wal
- - - conditions therein laid down
ma, -. ~ wen subject to revision at the
bowed i'"'' commission tha'
n, ro'oeol provides for two com.
bics 4s' INST, the peace commission.
n,%. %.' meet IN Paris. and second,
lst J., u'f r,f commission, which will
a "'aAA province within II
|atsa ;'''afy ~ commission will be
0, p,aa. ,a'a,.'iiediately. Its duties will
ds,a~ d1' Importance. It will settle
Anj,h - ol the evacuation OF the
1 vii, viii afmies ! from tho West Indie,
the Paw usc'de all questions relative
inuea;.a OF all submarine mines
ited S,a.a'o leIinquishment to tho
Aayan,a a.es OF the great fortresses.
psessjon q. ana other places and tho
A o' Manila city itself.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Total receipts Of "klondlke" gold at
the government assay Office III Seattle
aggregate 81. 25D.ooO.
Rear Admiral kirkland's condition
shows shgnt Improvement and his
physicians say he mas fighting chance
Tor his life
The New York Yacht club has unan.
imously voted TO accept the challenge
Of the Royal Ulster Yacht club to race
FOR the Americas cup.
John j. Esch has been nominated for
congress by Seventh district Wiscon.
sin Republicans. In the Sixth district
J. II. Davidson of Oshkosh was reuom.
mated.
Late aivices from Stka. Alaska,
state that extensive coal deposits have
been discovered at Whale Bay, on
BuranoN islands. about 20 miles from
Sltka.
\ meeting of ministers representing
every denomination was held at But.
falo for the purpose Of taking action to
prevent the proposed Corbett. McCoy
figh, from being held in Erie county.
The Supreme Grove Of tho United
Ancient Order Of Druids, which has
been in session at Minneapolis. has de.
cided TO hold its next bleuuial session
at Indianapolis.
The Northern colony Of Australia
through tho United Ssat,s consul "A,
Sydney have cabled TO Washington
praying the government there to re-
tain possession Of the Philippine
islands.
The funeral Of Governor Briggs o:
North Dakota was held at Howard
Lake. MINI. Friday. under Masonic
auspices. Commissioner OF Insurance
+. Is. Fancher, Secretary OF State Fred
FalIey, Lieutenant Governor }. NJ
Devine and an escort Of Knights Temp
lar accompanied tho remains from BIS
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Not Guilty Of Bank Wreck ing.

DEVILS LAKE. N. D., Aug. 49, After
4 scorching trial, lasting 10 days in the
United States court, Judge Amidon
presidiug, tho jury, Is minutes after
taking the case. acquitted H. F. Sal.
yards, ex.cashier. OF the charge OF
wreckinR tho First National bank At
Minot in 1896. The grand jury found
seven indictments against Salyards.
He was tried on this charge aud the
other six will be nolled.
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wou,d ,,c Govcrnor OF wiscon.iu.

MADISON, Aug. l3.-W. H. Rogers
OF this city has announced himself 40 .
candidate for tho Democratic nomina.
tion for governor this fall. Mr.. Rogers
= q prominent attorney; was mayor
81 this city two years; defeated for
congress two years ago and 10 an active
worker in the Silver Democratic party.
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Michael Won Euas,~

BALTIMORE, Aug. l3.-After tbree
postponements. necessitated by the ele.
ments. Jimmie Michael, the httle
Welsh champion, aud Fred Titus of
New York met last night at the Coli.
scum IN their l5.mile paced bicycle
race. Michael Won easily by about ZOO
vards
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description unfit them for wifehood and
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Latest From Ntss lsnrtou.

NEW YORK. Aug. l3.-The Red Cross
society hos received the following
cablegram from Miss Clara Barton at
Santiago: IAN sending 30 tons Of
Cuban relief supplies to Baracoa with
troops. Will go to Piariz by rail- We
are doing grand work. Santiago is
nearly relieved"
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WASHINGTON, Aug. IL. = General
Skaters sanitary report for Aug. 10 is
- follows: Total number Of sick,
x,265; total number OF fever cases,
x.l5l; total number OF new cases, 307;
total number fever cases returned tc
duty, 2o5; deaths, y.
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C,rls lDormitorv Authorized.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l2.-Secretary
Bliss has granted Indian Commissioner
Jones Authority to erect girls dormi'
tory building at Morris Indian school
Minnesota, at an estimated cost OF S1'-
COO.
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National Encampnent.

The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
railway company will sell tickets TO the
National encampment. G.. \. +. at Gin
cinnati. OHIO. September ) to 10. at one
regular first class fare plus -. for the
round trip.
Dewitt Witch Haze, Sasre
Aures Piles. Scaid., Burn
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W. GET CAMPS READY.

M, ~ FROM Chlckamsusa VIII
Falcx,~s',lM0 s' Move Tor Ton Day.
(aclpal ord dA fARK, Aug. l8.-The
(onas dur;"' received at Camp
Ping Br,naas the day was one al.
(sadier saaaer Ga"a General Mckee and
s,to the mineral une' Sanger to proceed at
'ae encamne camp grounds selected
fsd diyia'npmon, Of the Second And
fetvely, l,''0ns n Of tho First CORPS. re- re-.
to knoxville. rena.' meAss ssa "a: Cs.,ss; or;
i We're ,"pAA'nston, ,"A Ky. These Of.
aainarles ''fa''ed =, to arrange oil
nIads for ~ the respective camp
le perhanaa an = early movement Il
''slnyn,sp ps ,la 10 days before any Of
arc ordered out.
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|Eesr '' s'',I 10 Mrs. m.r~.,.
|ssseve da'tthIs,os, thn, n. Wis. Aug. IA.
sae disanna'ne 'ne mystery surround.
|aon on ilhp'aranoe n" OF Mrs. Il @.
'A9 night Of July 70 from
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lx.Minister Phelps Improving.

BENNINGTON, VT, Aug. i2.-Consid.
erable improvement was noted III the
condition Of Hon. Edward J. Phelps.
who is Ill at the homo Of General Nc
Cullough, at North Bennington. The
nhysic,aus now look for rapid recovery
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Plat Urges Tracey's appointment.

Plat Urges Tracoy's Appointment
WASHINGTON. Aug. IL. - Senator
Platt Of New York called on President
Mckinley and asked for the appoint.
ment Of Benjamin +. Tracy OF New
York, ex.secretary OF the navy, as a
member Of the peace commission
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Sthe world would
p become a barren
wilderness, in
l,abited by savages.
Woman's 5 ultimate
mission, duty and JOY
on earth are COM
p,ised i'll the one
" ord NJ other.
hood. " Multitudes
Of women fail of this
mission because Of
weakness and disease
of the distinctly femi-
nine organism. They
do not understand
that disorders of this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Temperature Has Been Aboat stu
tiOnary--TOday's ForecnHt.

Tempernture Has Been About Stu
tiOnnry-Today's Forecnst.
Washington, December "a. - Weather
conditions and forecast
The Temperature has remained stationary
in the Gulf and Atlantic States, and has
fallen elsewhere from the Mississippi river
to the Atlantic States The temperature
has risen in the middle Rocky mountain
region. Light snow or rain has fallen IN
the lake region, light rain in Florida ana
It has been generally fair elsewhere
disturbance of slight intensity has devel-
oped in Wisconsin. Slightly cooler wealth
or will prevail In the Middle and North
Atlantic States. 1t viii be warmer IN up
per Michigan and Northern portions OK
Wisconsin and Minnesota; light SHOWS may
be expected in the lake regions and gen
orally fair weather elsewhere. the weather
has ren,nlred fair and the temperature mas
besn stationary on the Pacific coast.
Forecast for Louisiana and eastern
Texas Generally fair, except threatenihs
weather on the gulf; light northepay wlhus'
For Western Texas, New Mexico, okia'
homa. Indian Territory and ARKANSAS
Pair; northwestcrly winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
THE TEXANS HAVE SAILED.
FIRST AND THIRD BATrALioNs GOT
AWAY on MOBILE TRANsP0IiT.
The yesset Has Been Fiusd E-i'e-
cinIIy for the Transportation" 81
Troops and IL ComfOrtnbi~.
1s.eeI,,l nlsnatrh no Thr Post.

osreoinl Dispatch 10 The Post
savannnb Ga December 24.~-The iaiSe
and ,he Third battallons OF the FIRST Texas
regiment sailed this afternoon aboard the
,ranaport Mobile for Havana TEe second
louisiana regiment was also aboard inc
transport
lieutenant Colonel Charles q. DIVER was
IN command of the Texas babtaions In tts
obgsnce of CJtanel W. II Mabrv' VINO ielt
Yesterday aboard the Michigan IN command
az the FIRST brigade; in Cslonei pWyer
Mace Captain George Wilrch OF company
u, v,,s I'm command of the First battalion
| Coptain S. l.. McAdco OF company II was
in command OF the Third battalion Ma1of
1 II. c. Roberdeam having resigned.
! ra1ionel Emere Wood was In command
~ tlh. secous Louisiana. This regiment
left with Si3 enlisted men and forly-three
officers. This might appear TO be large
number 10 sail with the Texans aboard
I the vessel, but II was not nearly as many
as the Mobile could have carried. Her en-
pecity IL 200 mon. Recently she was nttoo
| I'D by Cramp as n transport and pfo''uoo
with every convenience for the comfort OF
! troops. She is the finest TRANSPORT IN inc
| line between Savannah and Havana.
AS the regiments passed through the city
| they were ronndly cieered. being Sotrpnern
troops. The Texans and Loulsianans nave
| been among the most popular with the citi-
zens. Both regiments have gwen several
| functions since coming here two months
aes. and the officers have been prime fav-
oIites IN society.
| The Third Nebrsska win be the next
regiment to sail This command is bril-
gaded with the First Texas and the secori
louisiana. When II gets away there VIII
| bs but one brigade OF the Seventh corps
lott hero. This will sail as soon as trans
] ports can be secured.
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cour IF cassiition. Paul De.oulede having
Dssl confined IN his room vita cod. ln3
advocates OF revision nave Dean aOlo 10
hold .uruatr mse..ngs u1d4stu4Ded by rs
.LSuuSIo nS.
Este. Nays tailor made his appearance
with SUIT against the io.mer naJo ~
/. 100 francs. he case could To- oe so G
on Win, ,lhe court OF cassasyon having C.s
tailor's books and DOCUMENTS in its pgs-
! session, as, cun.ously enough, among n
latter happen 10 be number oil Ut
written BY Esterhazy to his ta.sor on Lre
identical paper on whion Inc ho.dersau
was writteh
Subscriptions to aid Nine Henry wdoa
OF the late Colonel Henry, who comml ia
srSiae abter coLfessing 10 hayang iorge
the documents In relereAce 10 the DFe!iOs
ease. opened in the columns OF u1e III u
Parole, now amount TO over 100000 Iran $.
! The LIST OF subscribers is INSTRUCT O. as
shows how miany of tine most prom.nen
people here are still occupied with G
nseyfus ag.uit.on, and consequently re-
lieye the former captain guilty, IN sp!le ol
all dse!o.ures iad!cailng the contrary .
Max Regis, the anti-Semltic mayor o,
| hls,ers. has arrived in Paris, re nnsl
have besn disH9potlte1 TO INA 20
tro Il 4 about his p4eeence here, tn u
he took 7, smtio,, through his AM :
| Semibes. TO send te'eyram TO fhe I
THAI II any accident gsapIensd 10 him y e
| absent In foreign pants m ~ cd ~ r :
| ihes woa,ld answer for him. He has prob
ably found by this time TIL t ne lofs y =
look as big in tire pnbic eye OF rarls -
| he does in that OF Algiers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
A COUP is PLANNED
French Army viii Again Demonstrate
/ Its Strength.
JUDGMENT AGAINST DREYfUS
Is Predicted by Two Of the London
Sunday Papers.
CAN Be NOTHING BUT GERMANS.
Law Proposed in the Reichstas "Once Ger.
man Always German"
THE UNITED STATES HAVE A TREATY
Bearing on the Subject and the EN-
bassy Officials Declare 1t Can't
De Overridden.

lpndou, December 25.--The Paris corre-
spondent OF the Weekly Sun asserts that
he has Knowledge of II military coup
planned for Wednesday next. hut does not
give the namss of those involved or de-
tails of the plot
TIE Sunday Specials correspondent in
Paris hints at similar knowledge, adding
that the court OF CESSATION on Thursday
will give Judgment against preyfus. Tie
Judges, the correspondent AYERS, y:eliins
to the governments plan of raison d'etat
do not dare TO pronounce decision which
would result in the downfall of the re-
public.
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JOHN BARLEYcoRN.

-. Got Francis Enaak into Ir"u"''
and chen Got Him Out. ~
,spsc,a, Gable Dispatch to the NeT aSrs h ned
AN sioO a ~, lanes Gordon Bennett)
psr,s december 24.-Francis knaaK OF
,,ew york. who got into trouble through
ahlshy, got cut OF 1t by the same means
lis sober moments he thinks very nisn,
y 81 tbs German emperor. When WHISKY
S In. loyaty Is out, 40 70 spsan a,s-
erIn eafe the other day he sa a most als.
,es,sntsul things about the KAISER ana xot
tel, erected. Needless 70 say that tne
tIs,, 80, "a IN. boIIorn CT his treasti-
~ n,@n ,emarks. Nine months Of hard labor
was g what the unfesling public pio'ee w,,,
'roposed as a punishment for pnis NAE MOE
..'a.ast,,, fcnrt took whisky into coDsinera-
On and lei Kpaak on with stern ~ssn-
N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
rerr,hIe Ga. EXPLOSION

shamokin, Pa, December PA terrific es-
n,cs,on Of gas occurred today in the east
eangway on the first lift slope OF the Aune
Fldlar shaft by which two persons were "a,
tally injured several others seriously ~ ~,
Il IL feared thar some were overcome II 'A'
sh .rhe fatally injured are: John Gorsil. mar
r,ed and Michael Cuitosk. married
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
CHRISTMAS TIME IN FRANCE
DREYFUS AGITATION STILL A PAIL
OVER THE PUBLIC.
Esterhazy's Letter TO His Tailor and
the Famous Bordereau Written
on tho Same Kind of Paper.

Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her
aid and The Houston Post Copyrighted
1888. by James Gordon Behnettl
Paris, December 24.-Ap last fina wealth.
has set in. 1t seems as cholsa CHRIS ma
will be reasonable. Yesterday was c.e.
ana cold. The phsrmome. or dropped be-
low zero for ~ first time.
IN spite OF good deal OF talk the pey-
fus case is beng left in the hands OF tht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
FRANCE AND THE CANAL.


Especial Gable Dispatch TO the New YORK hei'
AID and The Houston Post. Copyrighted.
1888, by James Gordon Bennctt)
Paris. December 2i.--The NICARAGUA
canal is occupying tho minas OF some few
people here. As aD Sliustrsuon OF the w.'d
ideas possible Just now. one writer says
,hs United States are using the Nicaragua
scheme as blur and have no more idsa
OF making this canal than the French
tnerpselyes, but the Americans think u
they only talk big enough the people hold.
liz Panama stock will roll out for = crust
Of bread. A good many would DO glaA 70
ret oven that for their shares.
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POSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE CO.
OFFICE ia MAIN sTREI

OFFICE Is MAIN STREET
DIRECT WIRES. QUICK SERVICE 10 ALI
PARTS or THE WORLD.
we would be pleased TO la ndle Your tele-
grams and cablegrains. Try us. Telephone 9ta.
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ALWAYS GERMAN.
An Important Law to Many
people in America.

: Berlin, December 24.-The
: emigration bill iurroduced in tle
+ reiena.lag by Prof. Hanse AID
Count Won Arnim affects the In
; deIests OF the ULitsd States. 1t
= advaaces the interest on the
: principle Of "once German, al
y ways German ana refuses 10
= any German the right TO become
naLvral.zed citiz-n Of any o,her
oouA,iy.
= he Ulcited Statss embassy
= off cials, however, say tina. even
= If the bill is adopted it can not
y override the German American
! treaty of 1868 exeirI ting Ger
man-Amerioans from such leg
= is.a ion.