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Evening star., 1898-12-31
Bringing Remains From Cuba,

The adjutant general of the army re-
ceived telegram this morning from Gen.
Wood. commanding at Santiago, announc-
ing tie departure of the transport Berlin
with the remains of Acting Assistant Sur
geon Harry A. Danforth, Private NJ H
Isler, H, lth Infantry, and Privates Henry
Sullivan. G, and John w. Kyle and NJ j.
Desmond, l., 9th Massachusetts Infantry.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
Fire at Rockville.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star

Special Dlspatch TO The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, December 3I-Fire
broke out about noon today in the garret
of the frame house occupied by FranI,
Thomas, and for a time confederation was
threatened, owing to the many frame
houses adjacent. The prompt action of the
nre company. however. and the abundant
supply of water from the new water works
soon got the flames under control Damage
to the amount of $500 was suffered.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
ONE WENT TO FRISCO.
Ash Receiver Like That Sent to Mr.
Cornish.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 31-The
jewelry firm of Phelps & Adams of this
city have a record of the purchase from
Frank A. Lebneuekner & Co. of Newark,
N. j., of an ash receiver or toothpick hol-
der, such as was received by Harry Cornish
OF New York and used as the receptacIe
Tor bottle of bromo seltzer, which had
i'-il peel charged with poison. Phelps & Adams
nave record of its sale to the firm of
shreve & Co of this city December l, 1897.
Mr. Shreve has no knowledge of its sale.
as his firm keeps no record of the sale of
silver novelties
Evening star., 1898-12-31
RONA-FIDE CIRCULATION.

A reference to the statement be-
low will show that the circulation
sworn to is a bona fide one.
1t is easily possible for a news
paper with an elastic conscience to
swell it's legitimate circulation enor-
mously, in order to deceive adver-
tisers, by sending out thousands of
papers to newstands. which are re-
turnable. and which are in fact re-
turned. but nevertheless are in
cluded in what purports to be an
honest statement of circulation.
Intelligent advertisers, however,
judge by results, and bogus circula-
tions don't give them.
The family circulation of The Star
is many thousands in EXCESS of any
other Washington paper.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
Knox Fire Suits Compromised.

1t was learned this afternoon from coun-
sci connected with the cases, that all of
the many suits for damages growing out
of the Knox storage warehouse fire and
instituted by parties having goods in stor-
age at the establishment, have during the
past few days been compromised, the
amounts agreed on paid and the differences
finally adjusted out of court.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
st. PauI's Mayor is Patriotic.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. December 31-Mayor
Keller has issued proclamation asking
the people of st. Paul to display the ma
uonal flag on Sunday. The stars and
stripes are to be displayed in celebration
Spanish soldiers.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
No News From Gen Offs

Gen. Corbn said this afternoon that he
had no expectation of hearing anything
from Gen. Otis respecting the situation at
1loila before tomorrow night at the earliest
He based that judgment on the last cable
message received from Gen. Otis
Evening star., 1898-12-31
Sterlfzing Water for Troops.

medical board has been directed to con-
slider the best method of sterilzng water
for troops in the field and to report the re-
suit of its Investigations on the subject as
soon as possible to the Secretary of War.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
Marcus T.. Hayne Dead,

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, December 81
Marcus p. Hayne, president of the Mime
apois Base Ball Club Association and a
prominent lawyer, was found dead in his
rooms at the Minneapolis Club today. The
cause was locomotor ataXia, eliminating in
paralysis.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
To Replace DESTROYED Clothing.

The Secretary of War has decided that
whenever articles of clothing of enlisted
men have been destroyed TO prevent conta-
gion a gratuitous issue of such articles of
clothing will be made to such enlisted men
upon the certificate of the officer who has
personal knowledge of the facts.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
Steamship Arrivals.

At New York-Britannie, from Liverpool.
AT Hamburg -Palatia, from New York.
AT Liverpool-Taurie, from New York.
Canada. from Boston, Germanic. from New
York; Lucania, FROM New York; Penn
land, from Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1898-12-31

tnan II 10000. The treasury has found IL
impossible to keep pace with the deposits
OF new gold at the mints. and the amount
OF uncoined bullion is now nearly 100000.
600 larger than at the beginning of the
year.
Evening star., 1898-12-31

AMSTERDAM. n. Y. December 31.-Mrs.
Ann ScanneH was burned to death this
morning by the upsetting of a lamp. Mrs.
Ruth Hopkins died of heart failure caused
by fright at seeing the accident TO Mrs.
Scennell
Evening star., 1898-12-31
Grain and Provisions Markets.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs Co.. bankers
and brokers. 14l9 r ST.. members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs. La
denburg Thaimann & Co.. New York.
Evening star., 1898-12-31

Circulation of The "EveninS STAR"
SATURDAY December "a, 1895. "a, ,446
MONDAY, December 20 1898 ,659
TUESDAY, December -, 1898. 49, 15I
WEDNESDAY, December 2S, 1885,. 80, ,7IS
THURSDAY December 29, 1898. 29,7 80
FRIDAY, December 30, ls9s. 1884
Iotal.-- .....-...-.................. -1S1 ,191
DAILY average. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO,lSS
L solemnly swear that the above statement
represents only the number of copies of
THE EVENING STAR circulated during
the six secular days ending Friday, Decem-
Der 30. 1S9S-that is, the number of copies
actually sold delivered, furnished or mailed,
for valuable consideration, to bona fide pur-
chasers or subscribers, and that none of the
copies so counted are returnable to or re-
main in the office unsold.
j. WHIT. HEBRON,
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
thirty-f1rst day of December. AID. 1898.
FRED. MCKEE,
Notary Public, D. c.
Evening star., 1898-12-31
white House Decorations.

The decoration for the New Year recep.
ton at the White House was begun today
Evening star., 1898-12-31
Bright Prospects for Orderly Cere-
monies at Havana.
EFFECT OF MILITARY PRECAUTIONS
Order Issued Creating Four New
Departments.
THE CIVIL ADMINISTRATORS

The prospects for a peaceful change Of
administration in Havana have frightened
very much ds a result of the energetic
measures taken by the War Department
and the army officers III charge at Havana
to prevent trouble. Notice TO this effect
appears in a cabicgram received today by
Assistant Secretary MeiklejOhh from Gen.
Brooke. military governor of Cuba, in
which after referring to some routine mat
tiers he says: There will be no breach Of
order, of that l am assured. You may rest
assured that there has been nothing be
yond the usual in city of this size
organizing the Police Force.
Notice has also been received that Gen
Ludlow. in charge of Havana city, is pro-
ceeding with vigor to organize the police
force there to replace the dismissed Span
ish force known as the orden publco. At
ter examining a number of applicants for
appointment on the force he has selected
and appointed 900 Cubans.
he Is being assisted in his task of
casting the police force 10y Mr.. Culiagh,
late superintendent OF the New York police
force, VINO is serving ham in a purely ad
Visory capacity. General Ludlow has dis
covered TO his surprise that there never
was detective force in Havana, So he has
called in an expert member of the New
York detective bureau to organize a corps
for Havana Immediately.
American Troops in Cuba.
The War Department is confident that
there Will be an adequate force of troops in
the island to carry out its plans and to
maintain order. Adjutant General Corbin
mas prepared statement showing that to-
morrow when the Spanish flag comes down
there will be an American army in Cuba
numbering 33.9li, made up OF -, iJS en-
listed men and ,456 officers These are dis
trDuted among the existing provinces as
follows:
In Havana province, 169l4: Pinar del Rio,
-,Ip, Matanzds, J,GJ4; Santa Clara Iii;
Puerto Principe, l, ,IO5; Santiago 4Oj.
10 simplify the administration of mill
tary affairs and prevent possible conflict of
authofltles. the War Depar lment today is
sueu an order creating four new military
departments in Cuba, namely, Pinar del
mo. Matanzas, Santa Clara and Puerto
Irlhclpt, Dodnded by the provincial bOun-
udrleS OF the same name Three depart
mtntS have heretofore been established
santiago, havana and the city of Havana
50 Ihat the island now stands divided into
seven dISuncJ military departments each
under the command OF an army officer IN
dependent Of the others, but all Iespuusif,Ie
70 General Brooke, the military governor uf
Inc entire island. General Lee already conn
ihdhcs the department of Havana province
General Wood the department of Santiat.n
ana General Ludlow the d-partInrnt of t6e
city OF Havana. Today's order assigns nf
hcerS to command the remainiu., dnn,rt
IirHlS. The text Of the order js q : fol n,..-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
SuSeSf1Qc.
@SuarS G9iaiam Qlmbera.

SDNWNNU 40 ~NHN~N~JF
Rad lauqcm i6trereu Qeioen psri6ieo GOuorO
@iaiam @mbsrp i'm q. 2ebensiabrs, Sobn bon
&eqiua uno oes ptrftorbeucu 6briitopb AmberG.
Die 9etroipune finpet Z reitaG, ben Is. Mars,
Ro6mitta9s 2 lIbr, bonn Sruutrbuuic, Gr. 762,
99eis9alti mor res trdBe, aus TAFT. Sciiesung pris
oatim.
Sic @inttrbGitbentu.
(67-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
Sine AnmaBuug, bic bnffcntlid i6ruff
;uriif1rmieIen tpirn.

Der Correspondent zines Netp=0orz
fer 8lattes beriGtet aus Rom: yNm
Wfontdg fanb etne Gpnferen3 5piT9en
benz Miniiter bes glsuBern, 8iscontt,
bonn italienii9en 8otI9ufter in 0ien,
Negd, nnb benz 8otI9after SABA ftatt,
in tpelber Der 1ponif6 : amerifQniTde
Gpnflitt beIprofen purbe. Gs 1T
pabrI3einli3, tpenn es ni6t I6pn CUR
SbatTa9e ~geporben, oaB StaIien bic
@rnennung elmer internationalen, aug
flint europGtifen Sa9mdrnern be-
ftebenben GommiiiiOn DOrI 9lagen
piro, pel1er Die Nufga6e 3ufuqen
ION, cine nsue 1nterTu9ung iiber Die
yMatne" : 8ataitrop6e an3uiteqeu.
9ie1er 8ori9lug bat iel6Itrebeno nur
bann prattiI4en Wert6, tpenn Die Ser.
Staaten unD Spanien i'm anne6men
unb bic MG9te @iGens iinb, barauf
e~inSuge6en.
DAB Negrd Der Gonfereu5 6eippbns
te, IGBt burauf f9lieBen, baB Der &aiz
Ter DON SeItrei9, befanntli3 Elm On
fel Der ipunii4en &0nigin4Regsntin,
Der l1r6eber bes @prI9lags CUR Inter
Tu4ung Der nMuine" : 8ataftropbe
burd9 cine europdii6e Gpmmifiton lit.
Der 8orT9lag gebt entpeber DON Der
&0niginz 3egentin pber BON Sdgafta
aus. Spanier fennt bic urIa9e Der
3erIt0rlng Der nMaine" gang gsnuu
uHb abnt ben Snbalt bes 8eri9tes Der
umeritanii6en Gommifiton."
DGs baben nun eigentli9 bteIe Nu>
beGe1er lnO Observation-Disclosures nit
1rnIeren QngeIegen6eiten gu t6un? =
Wern Spanien ii9 einen &rieg
niinf6t, bann brau9t es nlr ouf cine
fpl9e nnterfu9ungs : GommiI1ion gu
brin9en unD es piro i6n ii6er erbaI>
ten.
Die Ser. @tduten baden Ii6 in bic
fer &rtits, nit Musnabme GINGER UNI
observation-disclosures SingOs unb perI9iez
bener geGber 8ldtter, 606ft reIerbirt
unb anitGnDig benommen, lie fperben
es aud feruer tbun, uber lie perben
al9 nt9t ben @erIu9 elmer @inmiz
i6ung Oritter, unb penn lie nod 10
friebIt9 unb gut CEMENT pGre, bull
ben, jebe ipl9s unterFu9ung piirbe
Elm beleioigeHbes MiBtruuenspptum
fir bus amerttanii9e 8olt Iein.
Wtr erinnern bdran, mas bic be-
riibmte @rtldrung beg prGfbsnten
MOnrOe berbeifii6rte, Die feitbem ais
DWonroe@D Ottrin" 10 peite 8eLen ges
Dorfen bat. Die berii9tigte .Ssilige
aaidn3" bate bamals erobe Quft, ais
S6iebsri3terin apii9en ben repolu>
tiondren puniid@amerifani 4enStaa
ten unO Dem MutterlanDe auf3utreten,
nno felbitDerftdnbli9 bate fe i6rem
Sprnhe nit ben @affen in Der 9dnb
Hu6brud Derf9affen miiFen. MOnrOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
nsrbnt f6 0as enti6isben nnb f4redts

perbat fi9 Ous entI9ieoen unb f9redte
bas &~aubtbier5s1g ab.
Cine fpIGs GommtIiion tDrnte On
lab gu tiner M1c&inleDsO ottrin psre
ben, unb bsute limb bte Der. Staaten
nod piel better i'm Stunbe, ais oaz
mdis, ireenO eirsp 0robung nit ben
8affen in DER Sanb Ro6orud gu ge=
ben.
Ser &rics lit bic SGac."
@eneral SHERMAN Tagte emit: rSbr
ipplt piIen, mas &rieg lit? Der
8rieg lit Die 60Is," @r nuBte, tpppon
er Ipra6, un6 es mar feline aufri6tiqe
l1eber3eugung. Sat er iibertrie6en?
yNls Die &unDe pom llntsrgange oes
yMaine" eintraf Iflugen mir entTebt
bic 9dnbe ii6er Dem &opfe attainment:
$50 Menf6en BEL Der Rataitropbe ur1z
getDmmsn! Wel9' i9rsdli9esunqliid!
0as 1T unIer @efubl, unb 70 Tpre6en
mir in Soften bss 5risOens. 8ie a6er
in. &riegsSeit9 $50 ManI9en get0btet?
gfur Elm 8efe9t, nur Elm lei6ter 3u=
iammentoB nit benz Seino uaD NiGts
BON 8eceutung. Damn tommt eine
erbitterte S6Ia9t; 5000 gst0otet uno
5000 peripunbet auf unIerer Seite;
Der 8erluIt Oes 5einbss dnT6einenb
nod GROCER; Elm i9tperer SampF, ober
pd6ri6einlt6 nod feline @ntT6eiz
SS9la6t. 4nbere S6lu6ten
folgen. Nisbsr Saufenbe neroen gez
tObtet, 5ebntauieRO pertpunDst; bic
0oIpitdler iino iiberfiqt nit un3G6liz
gen 8erpunbeten. SeeI6lu9ten fol-
gen; mebrere bon jeren unbeimli62n
urgeheuern, S9la9tI6tffe genannt,
Iinten uuf Den 8oosn be5 Mlseres, per-
i6ieDene Der unfri9en uno dnpere pon
Der feinbliden 8rieg5flotts. @ie pieie
WfenI6en perben nit i6nen i'm Meere
%reriinten? Rur $50? Sine 6loBs Sleiz
nigteit. @rit Der untergang bon mebrz
fd6 70 bielen piiroe bdnn cine Senfaz
ttDn erregen. @d8 piirbe unTer nod
ties @efii6l Iein? Die Glide muB aus
gefiQt DerDen. Np9 me6r pon un1ez
rem iungen MGnnern miifen in ben
Srteg geididt tperoen lnb NOD me6r
Pan3erf4iffe.
uno Die Mafen bon Gltern, Die lire
So6ne berlpren 6u6en, unb Die Wtttz
men uno WaiIen! Nun, es lit traurtg;
aber 8rieg lit &rieg. QdBt un8 10 gut
pie mDgli6 fir bic 5inter6lie6ensn
forgen, I'm tie Dor Dem 8erbungern 81
f9iiBen. Glber mebr nod! $50 INNER
bic 9esre 5ieben, Oa folgt ibnen Ser
tpiiftung, 9erpiGOerung, untergang;
mo INNER bic 6lotten operiren, od
fpmmt Der 6anbel gum StiuItdnb, Die
5ru6t BON ja6relangem, frieDli6em
8eitre6en unb S9affen pirD raub perz
ni6tet. l1nb Die 8s5is6ungen gegen=
Ieitigen 8erfe6rs uno e%emeinTamsn
5ortT9ritts, nit pel9sn bic moberne
Qualification Die Nationsn Der @rOe
BON chamber abbdngig gema6t bat,
rperoen unterbrp9en; an i6re Steue
treten 8erni4tung unb Glenb i'm aus
gebebnteTten WtaBe. Sutte General
Sherman unre6t, ais er Tagte: Der
&ritg lit bic 60qe?"
(&arl S6ur3 in einem QrtiteI in
v6arper's @eetlp.O
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NOrOSeutG6er SfopO B.
~ S~teselmdBiss
9aWpf = S6iffa6rt
Baltimore una Sreaten.
DuT1 bic stssHs FGy OisisH 5u.s an Der 9lpSs ssbaa'
tSn, mtt aIttu grioroerHihsH o%eriebeneu
HeusR alsrueH Boibamptbift

tsn, Hit dlltu grtoroerHthtH p~eriebeneu
HsusE aisrueH PcfoaHpthift
,Wiubeua 6apt. 99m. RubImuun
pNr,5Den" . 9dpt. D. BroB
rg9iltblo" Gapt. s. Iobtn
".GrtftlOa Gupt. s.. Bruins
*rRDlaU0" . . .... . Sagt. J. SanBsn
"rNdue" &. SnpI. y. 8ats
"sAattH,@ g. 6nsbugsn
Fs9pHH" q. 99iHdd
Die @6Fa6rtstage. finO, ME foIgt:
BON Baltimore:
.SrssOcH,a giittpO9, .. Mdrj, Ra9m. 2 u6r.
,Wuu6aJa WittDoa, 30. WidrJ, 9d3m. 2 ubr.
R.ROluna.a gtittDo5, 6. April, Ra6m. 2 ubr.
,gRiQtbdD,1 Ulittpo3, 70. Npril, Rdhm. 2 ubr.
IMP tsrusrDin it0sH -pUHtrtG0 pom Bremen uuD
Is0tH gtittlpp6 pom Baltimore.
o.. nit eiHem : bejtibHtttn Sdmpisr ]btforbsru
ftinc RdIItsn=9ailgitrs-
D~ii5snptds 9diau 9reig:
gGu Baltimore Hd6 Bremen S26 90
Ban Sr,msH HaG Baltimore $500,
Rig0gr jloiibcH ! NM L SobrsH balor 0rsis.
8UHorsits5Ii,t! non baltimore nap Srss
3Btii, Rai6t:nsQ afG5s.gysis pom saItimors ''O''''
nab 9rsW;u 1900
RuHOr.Iit=Bllstt $50 uuo $s7 50
8sg:u Gra5t uuO qaHug, iUcnos man fb an Sic
0tutrat=gqtEtsH
q. S6umu9er & 60,
Cir. 5. sHosgaVss truss
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Wir Iaboriren uu9en<
bli6li1 unter einem NnfaG ofuter
9rofperttdt, bic benz Ginen gu 9ute
fOmmt unb 3e6n Qn0ere ruinirt. 9us,
mas bas gan5e 2anb nit tiefer 8epez
gung epfIGt, cine rationale 8ataItroz
pfc, cine f9pere &riiis, Die bieqei6t
gum &riege fiibren mag: 0as pirO
bpr elmer Qn3abl unftrupulO1er Gum
pen in Waf6ingtOn gum 9egenItano
profitabler Spetufdtionen gema9t.
Der Mummnn8 : Sempl in Waqz
Street unb bas &apitoI BON @af6ingz
ton finb bur9 unit4tbGre 0rdbte nit
einanber berbunben, iiber tpel9e NIT
telIt Der unItrupltlDieiten 9erii6te II.
Grfinbungen unO SnDistretiOnen Der
.9otriotismus" in fIingenbe Miin3e
umgeieBt pirb. (Sapei8er 3eitung.)
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SunncrHaa, Den II. Mars 1898.

Sir 9te, neG9e im2auf
bes @ommers na6 8lonoite geben
ppGen, lit folgenbe Noti3 BON SntereIz
fe: ISM IeBten @orbrudbogen Der
8pnTuIar : 8eri9te lit bas neue canaz
bif9e 8srgbou : 8sglement obgebrudt.
@er Ii9 Oafir interefIirt, muB fi4
ba1eGbe pom Bureau Of SOreign Com
meree, 0epartement Of. State, erbits
ten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

Wer8eGb BAT, bsr6rau6 t
feline 8ilbung! 9teIer SAT- i4eint
in ben Ser. Staten aqmGlig gum
@runofaB getporoen gu iein. SAT- in
alien Stadten fam man BON 2euten
b0ren, Die Fteinrei9 geporOen IinO,
trobbem Ite peber leien, mob I4reiben
f0nnen, unb Der Rei3tbum 0ffnet if
men bann gepDbnli9 oQe SteQen, Die
II rei9en 2euten gege6en perben.
Sci einem grOBen 8ant StanbaG, Der
ieBt gu @ooington, &b., 9eri6tli9 per-
bduoelt pir5, 1T On Den Sag getomz
men, baB elmer Der 9irettoren Der
8ant 10 gu iagen tpeOer leien, nod
f6rei6en fam. Mtt GROCER Notb
fam ber 8ieoermann ieinen Ramen
fribeIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

Jr. 10.
nine IrrprOnune sur 6inlufnguna etne& tpeis
W fsrsu WbidbHiftes nnfer Der Senennuns aIs
53AeeR rs. Mrtifels ece SdlttmorerS taets
Goeer, 1898. Sittl .,Gefnnebett."
gbi6uitt / - IS lei bitrmit BON benz Dtubor
unS stootrotb Der Sfaet Baltimore uerfiiet unb
StrorSnst, Sab es fir iroeuO cine 9sriOn ais unVss
icbli6 bttru6tst pcrOen iel, ami ben GubbOosn
irqeuo zines StraBenbdbnSgSaegphs ppt ~olIentIt=
dhsr gei6roeruuogmittels eoer irgeHO zines Difeut=
ii6en @,bduOts i~nuerbalb Der Stabt Baltimore 5u
ipudcn ODER au ipeien, inter Anoro9unQ elmer
etraft fir iept unO ferutre llcbertrttln9 BON etncm
Solar: beiaqte Celebrate ioa in %oeritlben g9eiie,
ipie one unOsrsn @elOitrofcH fir BE usbsrtretunS
BON fdotii6en 9erOrouungsn rtnialrrf lpGroen.
NbI6nitt 3. - llno ts lpirO terner oerIi0t unO
berorpnet, oas Oieie 9crorounnQ bonn Saoe tbrcr
Inuobme an in Graft tritt.
8eusbmiat am 3. Ntor3 1873.
4Biniam :. walfer, 0iopOr.
Sir cine q,naus gbi3riit:
q. 6rant SmppIee.
RsoiitratOr Der 5taOt Baltimore.
CJG60,3I70478l,4
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zelbfmrrS fpn ,nfnemiidn fefn.

Or. Ga Rue, bic beriibmte fraujOFi6e a%utoritdt
nuf BEN 8cbittt abnormer Gri6einungtn, unO Gro.
isfor an Der 9aoalsllniberftdt, 1T mad eiuptbsnoer
9srOlci6unQ Der Statiititen in Srantrsi5. 9els
qieu, GnalauO uno ben Ser. Staatsu 3u OemS6lut
oetouutcn. OoB Die g~leiQuEq gum Sclbitnoro cine
MaHit uuo epiocmiib lit. IS ipri6t Oaiiir au=
ibeineno isbr oisl in uuiel en- GuEDt, in lptlbem bic
SeIbftmorot uamentli3 inter iuuqcn U(0Oten-
raid auf chamber fOlotu. Refine bobQtlebrte Nuto=
ritdt bat uber bisluug nit SeHauiGtcit ~feit0efellt,
oh Malaria epiosntii6 oOer cubemiib 1T; %inosfen
1T e lett uabeBu einem balbsu SabrbuRoert cine
oucrtonnts Sbdtia6e, bah oas juperldifQite 9or=
bsueuuqs= uno @tilmittcl fir bic pcri6isOcncn
SOrmsu bon Whalaria Solicitors Moocubitttrs 1T.
interchangeable 9Otieuteu babeu e. abcr MID MIR
fir Sale BON Wdlaria nit Griolq auqcUeuOct, ions
bern t~mpieblcu ss aud acQen Rbeumatismus 0it=
rsu= uno 2~cberbti6neroen, Neru6Ftdt, SnspepTc
uno @crtopfunQ. Sc ptrmsbrt ioDobl ben I9petit,
OILS aud otu S6laf un0 liHocrt in GAM Dor igli6tr
gBeiie bic S6pdbe bOrriidenSer Sabre.
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0as Mnbenten Der 90 a n :
ner, in benen Ii9 Die WenI4enbobett
Iebenbig geoFfenbart bat, lit bus bette
@rbe, bas uns aus Der 8erglngenbsit
uno Der 9eI6i9te iiberfommen; uno
es gtebt Hamen, bic Iino 10 feIt uno
etpig, pie bic Sterne am 9immsl;
penn man uuf pffener Gee ni6t mebr
peiB, in pel4er BeltgsgenO man lit,
10 finbet nan Ieinsn Neg auf Groen
na6 ben Sternen am 9immel.
@PrthnID Nuerbdh0
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6cnrn

Gg tarb um Gisutag, ben Is. mars, u llbr A
Min. frtb, Score Ssler i'm Alttr BON 81 aabrcl
9 W(uuattn uno s 5aQsn, ]gelie5tsr SObn bon G!iias
beth uuo PES oeritorbcHsn GorroO Seller. Die Ses
%crDiqunq iiuoet beute SoHnsritaq, DEN II.
Wdrj, > llbr 0a6mittaes, bonn Srauerbauie, gr.
S44, Sio=9ouosS traBt, aus auf Dem mt. CARMEL
Sritoboie" itatt. 9tripouote uuo &ctaHnte inn
bDflibt eiugelabeu.
2e5t uobl, Sbr msiut 9ieben,
2eb' ipobl, o GlttrHbdus;
Rein 9lcibeu 1T bitnieDtu,
0ier Qcbt's uur Elm uno aug.
Gas treu'i 8erj muB brebeu
am tjacu NbcnOrueb'H.
Gum AbihicO last mid iprs6tH:
&ebt Dobl, auf 99ieo.risb'H!
8ei0iomtt bon
CT-S) Wutter sc d. ~ / fern.
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Baltimore Vlnuapnliss SBurtsSines
GiiCnbaBH.

Tro,tpRruftam "a 0opsmbtr 1927.
SRSst' %rs,rlaGtn bic GambHsStatioH uab 4HHag9s
Ii! a.o 5gii@@aaaii99G5ga a al TS9s" Sas 6g gP S S53.
Ss-.5 - glugapulis uuD u. @. X 2 3DiittRs
StStioSn,u an gBohtntassH UNI A05 Ra3mlttaIs.
Sorntaos 500 @ormit.aQs uuo 40 3a6mitiegs.
SyHHtUsT Nj, grTapolis uab Baltimore an 8obtns
aU,S''f Al uuo s.55 gormittags, 1900 Mitlgs,
. M W5hmittaas unp 6.1O AbsuDs. SonHtGls 930
SSooyrittlds uHb G.l0 abnos. Gin 5ra6tJU0 iEbrt
tdali6, rus3enontmen SonEtao'' Don 2SeH H. Rtf4
Gin. Strabt, @altimort ob.
Z. @ilioH 9ronu,
Observation-Disclosures.
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uu9 %anSgftf5og - atiom. mad lluiOusgtiegt,
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". !. .Au;t+ass Atom. mad GmorD=9rooa.
20 %%..Arittaos 49, at!om. Ha9 u~nlonsSrlpgt
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8, SS.ayItrrittaag - Wtoul. rab GmorpsGroUr.
az 11--4witta9s 6rpttB mad 9untitH az Der
!4Vo |.TI;ri, ftrngr Grsbrid, Gmmitsburg, Sbp'
S1Gss,nro rub q. & 20. Y. 8.
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ITaoiib. !9aglih, GusgenoMmtn SoHHtag3
@uT Souu.dqs.
piu,ts unb 9spadsCfiic 3:. POS. CF'SalilmSr''
S#s, boIt,n an Unions, QtunipIoania'4DsHuss,
o,rT}ttoSr+. molbropt= CHort6sgutHuts) 0fdtIoE III
Z m. q D. gtutralaSsiadits fhbTsr'
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Mnnrefp Nehcrtin.

&c furb ON Is. Mdri 1893 anOrep 5cbertin in
ieinem 68. 4sbensiGbre, ~aeliebtsr 8atte BON qouiid
Sebertin. 9ermanpte unO 5reuuot Der Samilie fno
adtunosupa eiueeluOen, Der Srausrfeier in Der
Nobnnuq ieines S6pieeeriobues, GOparo u. Rriete,
Ir. 800, 3oro= 5ultOu=Ausnus, i reitaQ, Rad=
mittaqs 2 lIbr, bstJupObnen. SeiieBung prioatim.
R2-M
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Z. Nsaraarctba Spalcr.

Gs ftarb am 10. WdrJ !. Glarsaretba 9oolsr,
qeb. Salmun, i'm alter Don 30 Sabrtn 8 gtouotcu
unD 10 Saetn. Die 3sit Der Setroiqune ipirO ipdter
a~nQe,eiQt. (6SD