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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-23
CargamentO'
de carbon
declarado "contrabando"
en- Haiti.

Cabo Haitiano Septiembre IA.
I'll vapor cube no sLunembrrgs, per-
teneciente 6 ID CAmerAn Steamship
Company, que lego Port-au Prin
ce procedente de N W Y.rk con $50
tcne'adas de carbon para Ell vapor
frminista &C. etc a-Pierrot,s que nm
barco alemGu echo 6 pique, ha sido
declarado como contrabAndo por Ell
gobierno Haitiano y dice que debe
ser ven lido dicho carbon en- favor
de los remitentes.
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Concentrates
en- Estados Unidos
sOBRE Ell C0NFLIOTo
Anglo venezolano

New York Stbre. % ll-30 A. III.
Otros despachos informan que
este incidente es comentadfsimo en-
Washington, y que es ALI general
la creencia de que los Estados Uni
dos intervendran q favor de Vene-
zuela, no obstante la cordialidad de
relaciones entire la Rep1blica del
Norte Y Gran Breta1a.
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Colon
Grav1simo estado
DE OOsAS.

New York Stbre. % ll-3O A M.
Los habitantes de la ciudad de
Colon estan sufriende horriblemente
con ell actual estado de cosas, que
es gravfsimo, pues muchas fami-
las son vfctimas del hambre, a
causa de que no pueden salir la
calle so P ma de ser arrestadas y
maltratadas por las tropas del go
biarnO.
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Salud pdblica.

FL Ing, Micro sefior Larrinaga
present6 aver IN imforme acerca
de 10 desecaci6n de los pAntanos del
puente de San Autorio La Junta
superior d. Sanidad IS en- comu
nicaci6n con las kutorid. des militia.
res para que co operen nj fin indicA
do.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-23
NOT'ICIAS

CONSEJo A LAS MADR ES = Ei arabe calmante
de la senor Winsow debe esiempre que los nhos
Ell periodic de la dentci6n. Proporciona alvio
Immediate al pequeho paciente produce nn sueno ma
turai tranquo ahyia e dolor el angelic despera
mny vyo alegre Es muy agradable al paladar, cama
al nio ablanda encias, aiivia Dolores haee f
Giles las funciones del est6mago regua los inestnos
yenga esa de la dentei6n de cuaqqiera otra causa
Tsngase mucho cuidado en- pedlr 81 Jarabe Caimante
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-23
DESPEDlDA.

Los esposos Delgado ComAs al
susentarse temporalmente para Es-
psnR coael fin de mejorar su que.
brantada salud, no dispusieron de
tempo bastante para despedirse De
sus amistRdes. Cumplen CON todos
por medic de estAs lfneas y muy par.
ticularmente el Sr. Delgado para
con sus discfpulos.
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Ruptura
de relaciones.
GRAN EXCITAOION.

New York Stbre. % 11-30 A. N.
Una violenta ruptura de rela-
clones entire la Gran Bretana y We
nezuela, es inminente. Reina en-
la Repdblica gran excitscion y ell
gobierno venezolano Sc dispone re-
sueltamente a hacer valer sus de-
rechoS,
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MOnedaS y medallaS.

Muy antiguas, algunss del prin.
cipio de 10 Era Cristiana, se vendeD
bArataa, Informaran en- La CORES.
pon1enoia.
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Venezuela
y Gran Bretana.
NOTAS DIPLOMATICAs.
Inglaterra no eede.

New York Stbre. % ll-30 A. NJ.
Sc han cfuzado varias notas
diplomaticBs entire los gabinetes
venezolano 6 ingl6s. Dichas notas
son sumamente serias, y asegurase
que Inglaterra manifesto que nc
arriara su bandera en- la isla dc
Patos.
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Colombia.
Actitud de las tropas
AMERIOANAS.

New York Stbre. % 30 A. NJ.
Las tropas americans destaca-
das en- el lstmo para garantizar ell
libre trafco, obligan q las tropas
colombianas no utilizar ell ferro-
carril sin0 desarmadas.
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Nm esta tipografia sa hace todas
slssa Dc trabaios 6 preeios m6d4sca.
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En esta imprenta se vsnds pa
pei dc pari6&ieos & a3Ao sl qsluta :
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POr humanidad.

I'm dsber de humAnidad y com
pa d =rismo nos mueve escribir es-
tas HneAs.
Sc encuentra grAvements emf r
mo en- esta Capital nm antique perio
aistA y maestro de instr uce On ! ti !
CO, que por largo tempo presto sus
servicios en- San Juan.
Dicho cabsllero sc encuentra en-
10 mayor indigencia, rodeado de sus
tiernos hijos quienes no pueie va
ler y una esposA quien fslta item.
po para asiatir 81 paciaute.
El se1cr Alberto F. MARITIME z
Int psctor General de Instruccl6u r &
blica hR alberto una subscription
favor del caballero a]u lido.
Las personas qt o quisrsn ayu'
darle en- esta obr,, meritfsims, sc
serviia1 dirjgirse ri sef1or Martiuez
que dkr& toda Glaze de informas.
Sc ruegA& los denas period
cos la reproduce ion de estas ,faeAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-23

OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Vale. Fortaleza II (mirador) Ges
ti6n an los Centros oficiales y Ayun'
tamientos. Sc cuenta con Abogados
del pals y americanos y traductor.
Tamblen se ocupa esta oficina de
CompTa y venta de- nncas etc.
NJ p
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y un mOdeIO eScIuslvO dc la casa con
su colchon superior por IS. Camas de
ninos. Surtido complete en- COLCHO-
MES y COLCHONETAS, ALFOMBRAS
de sala y CANA. LAMPARAS para luz
electrica y gas. Cuadros de sala y
comedoF. JAULAS, NEVERAS, BAIL
LAS de porcelana decorada. JUE-
Cos DE COPAS. CUBIERTOS de chris
tofe y Rogers y todo 10 necesario pa
ras aaOrno de casa.
En- ABANICOS japoneses tenemos
especialidades y preclos sin competen-
ciaS.
Compleo surttido en- articulos de-
NOVEDADy FANTASIA propios para
regalos.
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LA union.

Este acreditado Salon de B,r-
IBERIA y perfumeria sito en- 10 Gale
de San jose IL, Bajos del CAsir o
EspAf1ol, frente q In fotografiA del
senior Colorado, estk introduciendo
grAndes mejor2s y cuentA CON tres
com petentes operarios.
Precio de cadA servicio 20 ctvs.
Propietario
AgAuitn del TorO.
CERTICADOS 0 BONOS de
debitos de Ayuntxmientcs.
Compra y venta
CoDrAdo Palau
SAp ] uan Pto Rico.
N 30
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El que desee alquilAr una her.
mosa y ventilada habitacion de puer.
to de Gale, en- precio muy bsrato,
scuda San jose 90, (altos,) donde
infOrmArAu. 2.
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A cuAlauiera hora del dfa

A cuAlquierA hora del dfa hiss.
to las 9 de II noche, sc vende dulce
en- Almibar en- el portal de 10 casa
MI nero 30 n lado del Ayuntsmien
to. Asf es que Ell que 90 antojen m =.
tes de cerrAr, puede comprar si gus
tn.
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Despnes de m almuerzo, 10
N ejor es una basna copA de cerve
en- el ~Ahorro., San Jnsto 35,
encontrar& usted, de todss classes y
praciOa
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GONZALEZ PADIN HERMANOS

Conante surtdo de CAMAs COLCHoNEs
delos cases odas doradas lares altos
forma americana los mismos est BANCAS
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iQai6n con estos calOres n(

lQai6n con estos calores no
trata de refrescarse aunque sea to-
mando mn simple pero sgradab'e
refresco? -Paes todo el mundo: No
hay mas que ir 81 ~Polo Norses, Pc
dir an helAdo, una cervezs =, un pom
che cualquiera otra cosa y conse'
guirS ga objsto
5 600 piezss de encAjss barat1'
simos desde 10 centavos en- adelante
formAs de sombrero gran novedad,
dries casimires ingleses y camas por
nm tubo des1e "a 80 en- adelante.
sEl Cielcs Fortaleza IS
FL Tribunal de Justicia de Dis
trito deAret ibo ha ordenado sea
puet to en- libertad ell preso Santos
Mo: es, veci no de Camuy.
Pfocedenss de Ia ciudad de
San GsrmAn, ingres6 & extinguir IL
condenA de 3 meses s dias On la car
Gel de MAyagnez Fran isco Caciano
Lugo, por el delito de hurto.
FL poliefa Juan Lopez Cine
neg, que .prestabA eervi ,io en- ell po'
bladol de- Puerta de Tisrra, In sido
trssladado al pu uesto de Bayam6n,
este policfs presto muy buenos ser
vicios en- aquel Distrito, tsnfa meti
do en- cintura & los rateros; y era fiel
cumplidor en- el desempef1o de So
cometido.
Acusado de violac.6n, he in
gresado en- 10 carcel de Aree ibo el
individuo Carmelo Melendez Megias
de ordeu del j dez de Pax de Moro
Wis, fue puesto en- libertSd en- 10 pro
pia carcel Feliciano O ero 4 Ortags
por hAber cumplido 1 mes y 1 df,
por ell delito de falsidcaci6n. este
preso no tuvo abono en- su condens
por haber Observable mala conducts
en- el Penal.
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FL Tribunal de Juaticia de Dis
trito deAret ibo ha ordenado Sea
pues to en- libertAd ell preso Santos
Mo. O es, veci ~ de Camuy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
WILL BE RARE TREAT
Oratorio to be Presents by Reformed
Church Choir Monday and Tuesday.

Tomorrow and Tutsday nights Merca-
dante's famous. oEatorio. The Seven Last
Words Of Our Saviour" will be presented
by the ciprns CHOIR g. fhe Reformed
church. The chorus choir will be assist
e6 by Miss Leah Lessi. who will sign
her newest composition. Doubt Not,
Fond Heart with full chorus accompanf-
ment, and the soloists of the oratorio
will be Mrs. Bruce Griffith Miss Lena
Knoblauch, sopranos; Mr.. Nose W John
son. basso, and Mr.. Fritz n. Huffman,
tenor The chorus choir of the Reformed
church has in the past Few years gained q.
reputation as one of the finest choirs in
the state. being especially noted for their
tempos exquisite shading and the bright.
snappy way in which their music is SUNG.
Two years ago they presented Roots
beautiful cantata, bethlehem" end last
year sang Steiner's cantata. The
Daughter of JaiTus," which found much
favor with the people. SO well was the
affair attended that many ere turned
away from the doors at that time. and
ior this reason, in order to accommodate
the crowds. the oratorio this year will be
presented on two nights, at the Re
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
MEN FOR THE NAVY
Recruiting Officers to be In Wichita
Next Month,

On September Is, Is and IT, a special
recruiting squad OF the United States
navy win be in this city to make enlist
rnents for the navy. Yesterday August
Anderson. chief quaTtermaster OF the
navy. arrived here TO make arrangements
for the recruiting station, which VIII be
located in the federal building. The squad
~. and consists of four officers and five
enlisted men. The terms of enlistment Of
all men in the navy, is four years and
the men must be more than IS years OF
age. The squad will also enlist for the
machinist branch OF the service and Of
boys for apprentices. The boys must be
Is years of age and under II, and must
have the consent OF their parents and
the requirements OF health and the physi-
cal developments are very high. The
boys must be accompanied by the father
or in case OF his death. By his mother,
when he goes TO enlist.
The machinist must know the names
and uses of the various parts OF the
marine boilers and engines and must be
well qualified 10 90 general work on board
the ship. and must not be less than q
or more than IS years of age at the date
Of enlistment and the physical qualifca-
tons are the same as those OF enlisted
men. The wages for the enlisted men
range from SIC TO 50 per month and the
machinists from so to s. per month.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
HOTTEST
DAY OF THE SEASON WAS SATUR.
DAY BY OFFICIAL MERCURY
Maximum Temperature was 1922
Degrees.

Saturday was the hottest day of the
season. The mercury on the top of the
Sedgwiek building went to 1929 degrees.
and at the ground floor entrance to that
block the temperature was 10 degrees.
Two weeks ago the temperature By the
government thermometer registered 1o2
degrees. but yesterday the mercury out
climbed that record by half degree.
AS Weather Prophet Johnson amplifed
on weather conditions in his Office IN the
Sedgwick block last night a CLEAN of
hope animated his perspiring face. and
he said:
There is a chance of local showers
Sunday, which will have cooling eff
feet"
Asked to explain the why's and where
fores OF that phenomenon, ne said as he
gazed at the rivers of perspiration flood
ing the room:
The hot air today has been rising and
the moisture in it may be condensed by
the cooler air of the upper regions"
The fact that there was CLEAN of hope
did not retard the mercury on its on
ward march toward the top of the Their
mometer yesterday. 1t started at p de-
grees early in the morning. At o'clock
it had risen to 70 degrees. and finally it
reached a maximum OF 1921.
A temperature Of p degrees does not
seem very hot. but the people felt the
heat at that early hour yesterday morn
ing because there was good deal of
moisture in the air. At that hour the
humidity was rs per cent
The wind was light yesterday, and. con-
sequently, the people did not feel the eff
fects OF a tanning breeze.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
ROOM FOR MORE
GOOD J0BBING
Big Addition to Be IAade to
Wholesale District.
FRONTS ON ST. FRANCIS
Switch Track Will Cross First
Street.

Next Monday evening at the council
meeting a~franchise VI III be presented
asking the city to gra Mt the Santa Fe
railway a franchise to cross First street
nres- In getting this track across First
street, a big addition will be added 10
the wholesale district, for it is the plan TO
make all OF the wAest side of the block
fronting on ST. Francis avenue. a row of
wholesale houses. III ey would have fine
street in front and a track at the rear.
The Santa Fe viii not ask for the alley
in the rear of this property for an ease
ment has been secured for ten feet off
the rear of each o. the lots along which
the track would be laid and the alley
will remain open 1t is planned now that
the track extend as far south as the
alley between Dohglas avenue and First
street. This would bring it alongside of
the new Paint fac tory and enah4e them TO
lead cars right at. their doors and il viii
also give the w estern Planning Mill an
opportunity to do the same thing. A
short time ago tire Planning Mil company
purchased the ;sroun1 at the corner Of
First street and, St Francis avenue and
viii erect sheds on it and they desire to
have the track laid so they can load and
unload lumber at their door.
The property has long been considered
fine position far Wholesale houses. If
track facilities could be secured There
is fine street in front and with the track
at the rear, viii cause the erection of
some fine building on the property.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
LIKE A FAIRY TALE
Picturesque People Have Not Dis
appeared Many still to be seen
in America.

The young should be taught history.
strategy, valor and patriotism, and
should be taught in a manner to indeli-
bly, impress it on their minds. Fri.gi-
tive people from our IN world and REQ
pie from every part Of the old .goIld.
when brought tosethes, forrr nm, ob.ect
lesson that is not soon forgotten. They
all tell the tale of how they five; they
tell it as nothing else could. To see the
Red Man at home. the COWBOY nuTl with
amazing accuracy his never failing lasso,
the Mexican in his favnrite :pcrts ard
occupations the Gauches, soldiers from
different countries. and the hundreds OF
other interesting things that go to make
up Buckskin Bits Wild West. which will
be in the city Friday the 18th. leaves
vivid impression that never dies. and
causes one to wonder after he has wit
messed this startling realistic exhibition.
II he hasn't just stepped from a chapter
Of Arabian Nights.
Buekskin Bill always starts his pageant
on time. Those who want to see the
great parade must not be late. 1t within
itself is well worth the price of admis-
sion.
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formed church on the corner of Topeka
and Lewis streets. The oratorio, The
Seven Last Words" by Mercadante. is 3
more pretentious work than the choir has
yet attempted, but while II is OF a high
standard OF music, it is exceedingly tune
ful, fun of pretty harmony, very catchy
and operate in style, and music that is
bound to please, especially on a summer
evening. No one need TO fear to go on
account Of the hest. as the church is well
known to be probably the coolest building
If the city, and those who attend viii ex-
peTience no discomfort from the heat, but
viii find delight Ia the pretty music. The
solos give all of the soIoists ample OPP
portunity for their best efforts. and the
Duet of the tenor and bass promises to
be one of the hits of the evening. Mr..
Nose Johnson has a delightful bass solo
that thrills one when he sings il with
that magnificent bass voice of his. Mrs.
Griffith and Miss Knoblauch both have
especially pleasing parts. which doubt
less will meet with much favor. Both
o. these ladies possess excellent soprano
voices. and the music of the oratorio is
wei suited to their voices. sfr. Fritz
HUFFMAN. in addition to the Duet and
quartette work, has a very effective solo.
This viii be the last opportunity TO hear
Mr.. HUFFMAN for sometime. as he will
return to Chicago next week. Three
chOruses will be sung by the well drilled
chorus, and while the presentation of the
oratorio viii not take up more than an
hour and a half, those who attend will
hear some splendid music during that
time. -s .-a4-----9 $780,
Keep the body healthy st this season
by using Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t is a
necessary condition to successfully re-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17

they have always been friendly to Wichita
and especially to her jobbers and manu-
facturers, it is no more than eight to return
the compliment The fair association of
Wichita has made arrangements for a
special train going to Kingman on Tues
day morning. leaving Wichita at 7:50. We
very much desire that the Wichita citi-
zens shall load this train, as it is a debt
that We justly owe TO our Kingman neigh
oors, and We should be very glad and
proud to have the opportunity to visit
them and return the favorsn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
WILL BE EAMILY AFFAIR
Council No. is u. a. a. VIII Give an
Eufe m

The members of council No, IS of the
Fraternal Aid association are counting
on royal good time at their hall. over
2S5 North Main street, next Tuesday
night.
Arrangements have been made to give
an entertainment and a fine program
musical and literary. has been provided
for 1t Will wind up with refreshments.
intended especially for the members and
their families. This is a strong coun-
ell and a good time is expected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
UNIVERSITY Will OPEN SEPT. q
=. X. Martin q Tcrksrz, Q. T. 50
Declares.

~. 7. Il Marta. = To-Eaxa. o. =
+ = - cltg ard yesterday h. sfzto1
thss me Tozkas1 fra.serz4tF -orls ocez
wisA a fnA ecr-z q teachers - Ee7teza-
hss Tae s1is-tax All - eazaFleze.s
shls week ard EYER thszg pszt = re11i-
rsxs feE The oseazx ~hieh ssrar.leea g
hs TeT1 zEz5scle-z- A4rezay ssz6szts zss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
PROF. VERNON TO LECTURE
In This City on Night of September

Prof. W. T. Vernon. chancellor OF the
Western university Of ouindaro. Kan,
an industrial school for colored people.
VIII lecture az Garfield hall on the night
of September 70. lie IS brought here BY
the Wichita searchlight. which IN this
manner celebrates its third anniversary.
The university CT which Professor Vernon
is the head IS one Of the leading coIored
industrial schools of the country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
GROCERY STOCK SOLD
HaviIand Man Will Run Business on
West DougIas Avenue

Mr J. c. Rich has sold his stock OF
groceries and business at 1870 West Doug
las avenue to IL S. Siler of HaviIsnd,
Kan Mr. Siler took possession of the
stock Friday and viii conduct it on the
same lines as the former owner. except
some new additions which he win add.
He has had a great deal of experience in
the grocery business and comes TO this
city in order to send his children to the
Friends university.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
Rates g ard s. Per Dag
B. l. EATON, Proprietor

Baker has lived f. wichita alnsbsA
ears and g-asuated FROM fhe HIS
School. BY his alg1tferxar8nszs ard
strict attention - h1slneHs ~ has Ecs
the confidence and res9ect q bis en-
ployers. and whis they regret ATS lsav-
tx them shsy reiascs n his Eel do
$ I'd r.-s.fLnr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
TO CLOSE ON LABOR DAY
Dry Goods Merchants VIII Close
Doors All Day.

ID SSSbS MERCHANTS Nbt (tCSc
Doors All Day.
To CLOSE OK LABOR DAY
Labor Day Is a legal holiday. BEt il has
been the custom for al business houses 10
remain open Until O'Clock and be closed
the balance OF the Gay This year tie dry
goods merchants have taken the initiative
and have given notice that their stores
VIII be closed al day. The following
stores have signed The agreement 70 re-
main closed for the entire day. thus Civ
ing their clerks full holiday:
Morsmsa. lines & Co
GeorSs lines & CO.
Rorabaugh DrY Goods Co.
waIiensseln Cshn. Boston store
s f Noyes & Co
Schnitt & Martin. and y Cent store.
Hawthorn sons Mercantile Co. Ter
nA6o.~
Cyclone.
Douglas AveaBe Racket
Waller Bros. Dry Gccds Co
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-17
WOMAN MAS HuRI


hsrs< hitcne1 70 s huZf on wes1
fsovglss avenue IN frons n tn Wet
side Racket. he-srue :r-Kniens1 jester
day morning 80 isazked tAe hsEEz :nto
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Howard have
returned to their home on College Hill.
after a weeks visit with Mrs. Nestor
Moore
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Keep the body healthy st this season
by using Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t is a
necessary condition to successfully re-
sist maIarial germs.