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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

Sn Der 5eitung Moniuih bel 9drces
Iord nuros am Wittpo6 D. 90. Der be-
riihtigte RsDolu55sr grofeHor Ferrer,
Degsn feiner renolutiondrrn umtrie
te. 0urn Die er liirslih in Barcelona
5u Woro uHo 9rdnO dnfbebte, Itunos
rehtIih erihoHen uno oiele 6inrih
tung bat biz raoicdlen @lemente in
cine an f6rmliHe RaIerei orsnsenoe
8utb perfect. 4~asnt6aIben i'm 2anoe
finoen Demontrationen itatt, 6ei be-
ntn Iih n%it6snoer 6aB gsgsn Reaies
rnug uno airhe ~tunogibt. Sn Bar
celond uno aHoereu Stdoten fam Is
80 aGblreiheR 9ombeHnerfereien, uno
bic iroB Der 9roisitt Der Mitalieoer
beiOsr 6dulsr erfoIgts Gr0ffuunq Der
Gortes am drelidg MGR cine uHgsmein
ltiirmii6e. @isliah bait man cine das
9emeine Reooluiion fir unaasbIeiblih
aHo firhtet fir oos 2eben oes So
ni9s uH0 Ns gremierminifers Maus
"a. Die Maorioer 3situng ~ltniDerfo
edtbaiico" iaat. oaB man ih betreifs
Der 6errers0 smontraiionsn uint al
pun0eru brauhe. 1iele bsfpeifeu, bah
bic Anar6iiten uno bic 5reimaurers
ireile einsn offereu Nuffiano geesu Re
aleruu1 uno @ershliaieit pIanen.
Der Wut6ausbruh Der rdoicalen
Bleuie duberi iia aber nitt Rur in
Spdnien. aus aaeu @roBitdoten Gus
ropd's l1Ufgn WlsIouuaeH iiber De
montraiioren etn. Die namtntlih in
paris. Sri,5 uno Rom in puiigH Sc.
rnaIiihdtiateiten auslisfeH. Sn 9dris
tam 6 80 erRitlihen l%lnraben. nelhe
aud NlsniAeuopfer ioroerteH. Sn Rom
Uno mtbrtysu dnoeren itdlisnifnen
Staoisn tpuyoe Gin @ensralHreil an
ssiast, mo ausr 9lsriehr une are Be
iylsbt ios.en. Sn qifa ~persriffen fih
eaH0aiNhe Demnnitrau.er on bar gas
ths0rals ,insm csr Msifteriperte NIT.
te.alieriihsv 9autunit, uno bsi6aoia.
Ten ogislbs ihper. 4uh in 5rieit
Fam e }paiten Tsu0nitrationen Il.
IN Sfia5on ano gang pcriusdl fans
eer SntrlfaNls0syiammlaRgen itstt.
lleeeyol ua,os rem SaFe gestn Die
ipen3te ssitrung uno ets sSltrigas
.,r esren man bic Saul an osm
eve@aiae 5umibt. hsifissr @usbrud
esstsn.
ne lg0na s8elisvune Sat cine halhs
o'f'title a51ts n~sgSffeutliAi. In DIR IT,
2x tm A- .aro hatisgfunosuer Ue-
ranAyat.crsn wrsammi ana sie lie
etsstaQaus agsoridi. ocb ale ans
ieariisfn 81 5isrunssn une aaG rie
&c!tss Ty ipsnfncn 8ssisyuHa 3sat
tatn le,,esn -psil Sic Set relammsn
'et IN ge ht. ale Glsmeuts. Sic FIr
8t- nm Craauns lsitu. saismmsHs
eaaiH gro ss1sn ole inttsnolionolt
anasst @sslHns uehmen maBseu.
Ge 0erssnolur1sn os5 Gestss.
RE cr sft eeiw @esinn ithg FUR
nit w1tsn sivf:sn su trsltts sR
y1weisr hy,a. Die 9istsa.tn. bic
wmt aie Ws1icritst schtu tis
fE aNg e ria ar.sT l4 HID IN oisls
ENC fra .ensu ~gsfpaiisn rarsn
esu iset sin str nHs earH isfcE.
fHr tns 1gs eiocn6ens artt1.gritals
aara H1h f~ransSHf1km ira
Nfv trtssar T1s Gncs rom
arits tirs 8tpelu,irE isir. ne
h esltsss ans i6rt5ii6gf II ZEN pea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

gurssrtrisssn 70 oft heimssiu6ten
Sdnot nod me erlsbs moroen lit. uno
srf0lgt bic erploEon, 10 peiB Qies
mara pel9' furat6artn umfana Der
elnlHal ent5unbsts gronb onne6mn,
u % sr rihi nou SpanieH auf bic be-
Ha1barten iateinil Staatsn H6erz
arsiIgn pirp.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

Tis unheimli6e Rinoerldbmune. ne
aeaenp6rtiq in 9eutIdl5n0 uGo Ses
ferrtid hgrriti uno
Die an1 IN uriersm Gam
neneIte Dc hA pisliuh 5sigi.
KranFteif. beeinnt nit Ele6sr.
GrbrthsH, Tmrrs
bos. 5hloFloFsisit. llnrabe. Gamas
ssu in Sen GlisemoBen. maRhm0l
aua nit Mpafbis ano S6lana4 Sn
farssr 3sis fOlssu 9dbmunssn. mstit
osr geine. oft abr aut osr 9tins nno
arns au1lei6. Der Grrtssr Der
grautbeii lit bis isss Hi5 ssignesn
rprosn, eoh rriro NIT SiAsras.s IN
7snommsn. oob e fh I'M eirt Snfscs
fiorssran.htii h1roslt, osrea us6r
trSaunc ensrtosr hur3 6ori1ct Nr
Erfrangsen IN fTI1srsn S.GSieH str
Qranths;t pstr suva 3TfterirGagg
srfcEat. 7as Rpsiisa sts aisbri,tsa
GF6rsrsr une S1us1moTsn-.
s~raHfunosn uno BIS @uftrsssn osr
Granshsii n Ra6H rh1uisrr. Ics
Sas Ieisa NT aranshsii t~sirifit. f. IT
Elm usberroi5.psrosr 0cr3 &c 25h
n,ur1 bsi foniS1tn rtlctfgvH Ucs.ss
Fnosr rs4i itlstH. Tx Afrsie fvasgn
rs. rR and II isogreii 1sE sSasr
Re rlsssr1rtnstrEns zee Virus. rsl1
tsi oasesirrorsrtn Savmsrs eas
r1ttE SrrcGSsssss' -srosn Naf. rc.i
asss. g sszH.s @ III ctr Ssfisa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
HIlsrlsi Intersssantss.


Gin Sturm. Der am Oo~nnersiao1
4beno b. 90. nit fnrhtbarer @epoll
aber oas mittlere uno neitlihe Send
ne1se, 4ldbama. Georgia unb 5beild
BON 4rtanias unb SioSgarolina bind
teste, bat S6assn i'm 8etra9e pod
mebr ais elmer Milion Dollars angel
riatet. llnsefdbr 70 gerIOnsn tamsr'
babel um's 9eben uno pisls Mnosrd
puroen fhper perlebt. Der Sturnl
mar elmer Der ihlimmIten, BON Oene5I
Der Sloen Ieit Sabreu beimgsiuh1
Duros. 6aIbe Counties pur0en Der
Diitet Hno pisls Stdote uno Srti6af
ten in Sriimmsr gsis5t. Su Stanton
bile. Senn., ansin Ioaeu Is 9erIonsr
umsetOmmsu fem. Sn aspstb Gope
4Ia., famen 8 gsrfoneH um's Gebsn
in Riron Genn., 3; in pittsburd
Gambling. 5snn.. 5 ufp. Das Sdlaht
felo ron Shiloh lag Direct i'm pfdI
oes Sturmss. @isIe Ih0ns Tsnfmdle
puroen bort pon oen Sodeln berd6qe
riisn uno Der bort angerihtets 5du
ben belduft iih auf msbr ais 500.
600.
Giusm 9sridt ots 6bsf Sagsnieur]
@oeihals an bic 6anals@ ommiHiu
5ufolge. 1T Der .@raben" nunms6r aud
6dlfte ausssboaeert. SO purDen 81.
000.O gubitparo 8ooen a~usaebobeu
sencl oas sleide Qudntum. lpeldel
nod 81 bebsu bsporitsht. q
8as Ioeben in Qonopn erfhisnsn
Blue Boot" entbaat utben ben gil
bern oon srltaunliher @roBe Il. melt
ltdotiifem SLAMS aud cine trihred
Ii1e 3una6me oss glenos in Der end
liiden 6auptftaet. IS rusroen med
9 10000 Qrme in Qono0n aesGbI
orsieiHbalb 9rocent mebr ais i'm Boz
iabre. anO 3as fir 1dq trefsn nel
3ecruten in ojsiss gsfpoltiae Seer ID
@lsnos Elm. Bon 1000 9erIonen. 81
bic Wsltfaot beberber1t, 5aben g
nlsi bic u0tbigsn sQittel lum Inter
bait uao .s:H Dad. inter Dem lie i'd
1anu1ser iinoen tnnnsn: ouf ID
5dnteh lings Ter EbemIe untsr Eboi
bossR uHo in ben Qaris miiTen Ia {
nsH NlaB iuhsu. no he bic mi0s
@lIsoer itredsu tonnsu. Seit BEN Saa
e 1872 mar oas Gleno in Qonoo
aitt 10 sr0b ME bsuts.
4at anssi6sn ssuisa oaranF biI
aab BE 8aeicalsu in Stalisn en-
itlphsn I'M. sius ~antielsricals San
pasns4 8u iEauauriTsH. Sic noa keft|
ger r1erSsr ioG. als BE in sranfrsid
Dixie G%ampogns Miro BON ben Trs
naartyn a@eleiisi. oersn @ro6meiftl
ein HbIraus bei,iaes Manifsa arl1F
h1 oeT cinrittnHa ots fDanifhsn RI
&c ationSrs Ssrrsr e.asn 81. &
G trlaHeu Bat. Sine International
Subitristica 1T eroifna rorssr
Sammlura Don gtI0eru. I'm oyf 81
Ct s~stsrsslass IN Rom. oih. Sci
Sair4S - Ssrgsr's -Meotrns SA
Il as tn 9crcs.rHa n%ntsroradi mi
z. mn anilsssr 81 laTen.
2ss -gltHassrs~. sas crsar
sFitsntr yaJtsien. srtl5ri. sur
esn &itasr3niammsHiriii or aar
nig os srtrsus 9inis cine osid.oFa
Staai ss5sH etn .Gkr;oolismf
ls,sH IMP oit GrlisniTe IL Gpori
1ls S1Hs Fir sint ouii E elsrtca.f D
olrs snuesH rsree. Sic sorsl
asHs'tit BE 8ssxTuna a. suins
re 0tissi BEN ssa61e 1871 auF;a6
I'm uHitr err he Sznuno
Sc1ts5 urs be- O.. StasIs n III
Essalsst ziSs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

WLs NpItlDN LlLN ANiAlt(DNh- ~
osn6bulihsr 4n6lid in ben an oer
geriphsrie seIesensu
4as EtaOtiEeilen goH=
aeitaIter oon's Ino ipohlbds
ser beHee, hehdbIee Oes
RabltspFieteit. fadftsleute mittlsrsn
altsrs, Die ibreH 6ut
in Der 6ano traaen uno ihr mebr ooer
peHiaer belodses Sdupt Der freisRsuft
ausieben. Der @roBitaetmenih farAs
let friib5eitigsn 5narIdpuno nHo
Iudt osm our9 grpOniren 0es 5aups
tes bor5ubeugen. Sb bas Wiittsl BEL
fen pir0, lit gum mlnosfen ftasii6,
bern e lam niht qeleugnet per0en.
baB mir i'm 3eitalter Der aahlfe2fig
felt hben. 0as 3eitaltsr nes r6mis
fhen 8atierrei1es fheint basislbe
Symptom oufsspsIsn gu boben. oaun
tam bic 3eit Der l~aHglodi9en 6ranten
unb oes fraus6odrigen M~iitieIaltsrs;
uno ieBt, nit FOrtinreitenoer giOtlis
iation. "a mir Die alien Romer in all
lem erreiht, uno in Sen meiften DIM.
een iiberfluaelt baben. idsinen mir.
aud anSuifrsbeR, ss ibnsn in Der adhls.
f0pftgteit g%lsih5utbun. Sc uppissr|
Der 6aarpuds, oeito %nieOrigsr. je|
iippi9sr Die aablt0pFigtsit. osito b1b.rI
Die gultur, be6auptei man, ods uns
piHeni6aftli1e Bublicum 1T nit oiss|
Ter Sbsorie aber ni6t geraos ein=|
perfdnben. rod seIten bic 5oars|
ois Der Stmud oss Wten56en unO|
re6en pielen anDersn Ritteln CUR Gr=|
baItuna oisfss S6mudes Dor all
lem 8pei als tpirfiam: ntbt oeHteH|
uno tsinen 6ut trugen. llno oorum|
bat iih bic ~6utloIe : griuaos" ges|
biIOet. bic 3usrH BEL SommerfriIhlern|
duf Dem 2anbe in gri6einane trstl
iebt aber aud dnfdngt, 9onbon su|
erDbern. geoenten mir ober, bad
Sulius gGiar Hiemdls einen Gnlinned
getragen hi un0 bod feline 5oorc|
bis auf ods lebte rerlor. 10 bIeiSs'
bod pobl dIs lebtss Wlittel nur: MIDI
oenteHl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

psrfel6en an tDotsn GeseHliaHoeH oosI
nm bic Fortpflonsuns BEL 3pidsHiras
osrn honosln. Ssoenfans IT bic Itoss
iihfeit fir Den ainoerdr5t ssboisns
speifelhufte 5dls BON 6isbsr, 9le.
Der unS RerDsni6msr5eH. be nap
Snfeetionsn an GpioemieHbsro auI.
trsten. in 0ieis Esue ar0Htheit stn8a
rsi6en. Die piaanoHiinen 8srbdttHns
.oen Der 9~inosrGrsts tei ben I'm WlHz
tsr TO bdufia duftretsnoe7 uHtlarsn,
f~ieberbaften SnFsetioEen, oie man ais
SHflusn3a. Grippe uip. 81 be5sl1nsn
pfleat, peroen Daoura in saH8 Heus
80bnen g%eleitei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Der $OnntassbOts.

rr,er,c p me rosr-oree az M~iiv hn
r aGu iie0 for Transmission lAlepkh nsM~A
. -stcoHd-class fattsg
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Auerlri unnt Gupf.

Die Reaierang Der esntralamsrie1s
nIfasn RspubIii eoIumbia plant ben
8aa zines Canals
Gin pom Golf bon llEaba
weiterer an osr atlaniiibeH
Canal 4iifs BIS 5ur gupira
aR BAL an SiiItn
5hpmus. Scean. aHeefdhr 100
Yleileu bon banana
eniferut. 2sTltlhe lon obrt srobe
tehaiihe Snpisii1ieiten iuusrhllb
ron rgti Sebrsu ourafabrbav isiR.
Die Ssrrsunnasiofr firm fusrSsn auf $50
mliaicrsn atft6et. Gin anslashils-
nii6ss Snnoieai ioa pas 9roitrt aui
senommsn habtn.
Sn san Syaueisso pirO IN Sisisn
Socen sum sTiten Mals en- @uHicHs
iaisl 49, mad Nj; oes
paiiisnsiyiN Sbsrammsraagsrs
in ssn oeTsn Ssri IN 4msris
rsr. =taassn. "a seoittsi nososH
ia. aEa siu1r in sus
aiiAsr SnraHs. aaietFaart usrosn.
Wsrfrasr oisiss 8sFiouirielss. ocs
21 Mcis s66lt. Ois aui sisy astnes 7trs
tssiss fno. II otE SSaRSsc1Esyvoisr
SeianSas araus. @is1r RS fEcneisca
rsr Ri-fsrs q. Srrifatias n san
Sunsi8sc Sur A1fFubvuns stisnsi
sas Esal auf sirsF FIR sisisr 3rst
hisussvs erri5cssn 9abrs IN &C..
lsFtsm s1 STAT. zn gslssEtn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

Die Aesieruns Der csutraIamsrie7s
RepubIii columbia plant ben
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

nus Gpnoou nirO seihrisben: Gin
seu0bui6sr anbIid in ben an osr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

Ginsm 9sri6t Ots @bsF 5ageuieur.
@osthdls an bic GanalsG ommiFiul
Sufclse. 1T Der .@raben" nunmebr su
5dIfte ausgebdaaert. SO uurpen 81.
100000 gubifparo 8ooen ausaebober
eencl oos sleihe Qudntum. pelde.
nod 81 bsbsn bsporiteht. =
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

5ber. Sbrs pa 6uB msHsnos Sreits
II. ME bas bei ben 8Hff,en DIR salis
fiheR Spiels bes MfittsIalters osr
5oa mar. in orel Skils eIngtiAeIsi.
auf Den 5uri SgifenbIhusn wernen
DE lebsnosn gflosr ssftsat. wcHrsno
auf Der Ulitslbabns bic 5aHolaRasa
odrssient nsrnsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

1is unbeimlits 9inoerldbmaas ne
ssssnpGrtia in Geutitlono uuo De
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

Sn San Syaucisce piro IN oisfen
SaesR sum eriten Dale sin @aHienAs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

Der Ioeben Der0ffsntlihte 9eriht
oss pon isinem polten 3uriideetretenen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

Den armsn 3situnesIsuisu or0bt Elm
neHss VsrgnageH. Dem e sdum MIR
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24

8eriphIrie s"ele9enen
Sta0tthsileH Son=
oon's inn pobIbds
beues. bsbdbiss sc
ihdftsleute miitlsren
0lItsrs. Aie ihrsn 6nt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
PRESENTATION OF COLORS.
Flag Association Host at Card Con.
test in G. A. r. Hall.

The I. w B. Flag Association made it.
Army Hall last night, when it enter
tanned until almost midnight some 3Nl
people at cards, and with presentation
of the colors by twenty white gowned
women.
Master Henry Moulton Groundie. drum
mer boy of the flag association beat the
salute 20 the colors his drum.
Mrs. Annie W. Hoagland. presid nj and
the director. Mrs. Christine Walton Dun
lap. with the vice presidents. Mrs. Ma
rion b. Parker and Mrs. Lucie E. Ora
ham. received the guests.
At the request of the president. Mrs
| Bali explained the objects of the flag
association. Prizes were awarded to the
winners al the caro- contests
The fias salute was given by The drill
Hoagland Alice Burke, Isabel Worrel
Ball, Fannie Worden. Mary Bushby.
Mary +. Goundie. Mary Wallace. Emma
c. Little john. Christine w. Dunlap Car
RE Curry sallie P Ferren, Ella NJ. Wash
burn. Mamie p. Dorsey and Marion r.
Parker. and Misses Florence Hoagland
and Mary Ford. The exercises were con-
Quoted by Capt. Charles H. Worden.
Among the other members of the asso-
citation present We're Mesdames Hannah
J. Devoe. Lizzie Council, Cora d. Thomp-
son. Ida A. Oldroyd. Lucy c. Graham.
Agnes L. Keller. Sarah f. Beach. Ida
j. Hart, Cora l.. Smith. Mamie q. Da-
Wis. Emma Ellis. Lulu Winstield. Marie
Clendaniel. Jennie X. Cusick Julia Rob-
erts Isabella Bontz, Sarah J. Kaufman
and lea Hendricks and Miss Ella Harper.
April , Mrs. Ball will go to Newington
Va, to give talk about the birth and
origin of the flag at the school there, OF
which Miss Della Mils,ead is teacher. and
will present a twelve-foot flag to the
school. Mrs Ball will be accompanied
by the president of the flag association.
Mrs. Hoagland and the drill team of the
association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

TWENTY FIRST AND B STREETS
NORTHWEST-Charle A. McEuen
ct ux to Emma L. Yoder, original lot
i, square So; 81.
MOORE & BARBOUR's SECOND AID
DITION-Alexander Schaper ct ux. to
Edward D. Hardy. lot a. block 8; $40.
TRINIDAD-Mary F. Lewis ct viz. John
H., to John NJ. Lewis, part lot 81.
block II; SO
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
WEST between 26th and 9th streets
+. c. Van Week to Rock Creek auto
and wagon works. part original lot >,
square west of II; $500
f STREET SOUTHWEST between 9th
and 10th streets-MichaeI j. Colbert
lot % and part lot 20. square $50: $40.
B STREET NORTHEAST between 9Th
and 7th streets-John W. Cotter ct
ux. to Sidney F. Jones. part original
lot 10. square 887: $40.
BARRY FARM-De forrest Pearce to
CoNNECTICUT AVENUE ADDITION
TO CLEVELAND PARK-James s..
BEN MINI 20 RoA t Frances; Payne '; to
trustees of Sons and Daughters OF
Liberty. tract on said road; $40:
2OOJ NJ A s s \ II u E T 8 AVENUE
NORTHWEST = Herschel Main to
square "a; SO
3 STREET NORTHEAST between 10Th
and 18th streets-Annie M. Crimmins
ct vir. John p. to Leonard p. and
Guy r. Steuart. part original lot Z.
RosEDALE AND IsHERwooD-Paul
V. Portner. trustee. to Hurber E. and
NJ. Anna La Fourcade. lot PSI, block
u: so.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE TERRACE
Fulton r. Gordon ct Tx. to Grace A.
Sutphen, lot Is. square 1889: 81 1856.
Same to Jesse A. Foote, lot II, square
1859; 81 1856.
1904 II STREET Marian
+ Estes ct al. to F. Isabel Sinclair,
parts original lots 10 and IL. square
3i5; $40.
1890 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
THWEST-Marian E. Estes ct al.
TO Jeanette Stearns. lot g. square
116 two-thrds interesD; $40.
ELLASTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Teele
to Helen NJ. Soule. lot II. block 8; SO
ELLASTON TERRACE-Albert l.. Teele.
trustee. to Helen NJ Soule. lot 49, block
A; so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
Guest Of Cardinal Gibbons.

Ri. Rev. D. J. O'Connell. titular bishop
of Sebastc and auxiliary bishop OF San
Francisco, formerly rector OF the Catholic
University, is now the guest of Cardinal
Gibbons in Baltimore.
Bishop O'Connell left the university sew
eral days ago, and since that time has been
a guest of the cardinal In the Monumental
city. In company with Michael Jenkins
OF the Catholic University board OF trus-
tees Monday the bishop paid a visit to
the Catholic Church Of the Immaculate
at Towson. Md. The edifce contains the
tomb of Rev. Matthew O'Keefe. Later
Rev. r. III. Sheridan. rector of the parish,
San Francisco shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

The following changes in the stations OF
officers Of the Medical Corps are ordered:
Maj. Robert 8. Woodson, from San
Francisco. CAL, to Fort du Pont, Del. re-
heving Maj. Irving w. Rand. who is or
dered to Fort Hancock. n. J.. relieving
Capt. William NJ. Roberts. who is ordered
to Fort Thomas, Ky.
BY direction OF the President and upon
the application Of Color Sergt. August
placed upon the retired list.
[ Capt Jack Hayes. 18th Infantry. de-
tailed in the subsistence department. will
proceed to Fort Riley. Kan. to take a
course course, Of instruction IN the Training
The following transfers are ordered:
Maj. Wallis o. Clark. from the 9th In
fantry to the 18th Infantry.
Maj: William F. Martin. from the 18th
Infantry to the 9Th Infantry
Leave Of absence for one month and
fifteen days is granted Capt. Henry w.
Stamford. Signal Corps.
BY direction Of the President, Capt.
George c. Martin, 18th Infantry. will re-
errors Island, N. r. for examination.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. j. Downes. jr., from South Da-
kota to louisiana
Ensisns H. Allen and FL L. Mcsheehy
from Wisconsin and wait orders.
Midshipman g. X. Calhoun. from bu-
reau OF navigation. Navy Department.
to navy yard: Washington. D. c.
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. Stuart,
from Yankton to New Jersey.
Assistant Surgeon e. L. Jones. from
Maryland to Independence, navy yard.
Mare Island. Cal.
8. Naval Medical School. Washington, d.
c., to Yankton.
charged treatment u. s. naval hospital,
Boston. Mass. to navy yard, Boston,
Mass.
M. P. Coombs. resignation as a pay
masters clerk In the navy. duty Des
Moines. accepted to take effect March %.
1909.
A. R. Hunter. appointed a paymaster's
clerk In the navy. duty Dies Moines.
Movements Of Vessels.
The armored cruiser Washington has
arrived at Panama. The collier Hannibal
at Guantanamo and the torpedo boat Far
ragut at San Diego.
The scout cruisers Chester, Birmingham
and Salem have sailed from Newport on
a trial trip, and the gunboat Villalobos
from Shanghai up tho Yang-tze river.
To Assist on Local Buildings.
Capt. Samuel p. Lyon. 18th Infantry.
now In this city, has been ordered to re-
port In person to Capt Harry L. Pettus.
quartermaster. In charge of construction
of the Walter Reed General Hospital in
this city and Of construction work at
Washington barracks. D. c.; Fort Wash
ington. Md, and Fort Hunt, Va, for duty
as his assistant.
Local Medical Examining Board.
A board Of officers of the Medical Corps
| 70, (r$ NJ ~ d
mingham. Lieut.. Col. Charles NJ Candy
and Lieut.. Col Jefferson r. kean has
been appointed to meet at the Army Medi-
cal Museum building in this city, Monday,
April j, 1909 for the examination of such
officers of the Medical Corps as may be
ordered before 1t to determine their fitness
for promotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
Firemen Fight Flames.

Children playing with matches this
morning set fire to sheds in the rear OF
81, ;;oia. 81 and 80 Massachusetts, avenue
About $50 damage resulted. No. en-.
CINE company was called out by loca
alarm and succeeded in keeping the
flames from spreading to the nearby
houses
No. engine company went to the Met.
ropolitan Hotel shortly before IL O'Clock
today. in response to a local alarm, and
extinguished a blaze which was caused
by a pan of grease catching fire. No dam
age resulted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
Window Smasher May Be Insane.

Peculiar actions, sufficient TO rase a
doubt in the minds OF the authorities re-
garding his mental stability. caused the
commitment OF Timothy Flynn TO the
workhouse hospital today by Judge Kim
ball of the Police Court. for examination
by alienists.
Flynn was arrested yesterday by Sergt
DUNCAN OF the eighth precinct because
of a broken window on New York avenue.
which 1t was charged the defendant
smashed during a fit of anger. C. c.
SwartZ was\named in the papers OF the
case as the prosecuting witness in the
original charge % destroying private
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
Archbishop Glennon Here.

Archbishop Glennon of st. Louis. who
was the guest of Cardinal Gibbons at
the archiepiscopal residence in Balti-
more for several days. last week. has ar
rived at the Catholic University at
Brookland. where he is the guest of the
faculty. He expects to remain here for
several days. During that time he will
probably call upon President Taft. with
whom he is well acquainted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight and Wednesday, With
Rising Temperature.


and Maryland, fair tonight, and Wednes-
day. with rising temperature; minimum
temperature tonight about "a degrees;
moderate northwesterly winds. becoming
variable.
Maximum temperature past twenty four
hours, 45; year ago, 43.
During the last thirty-six hours fair
weather has prevailed except from south
ern California over southern Arizona,
where rain has fallen. and in Nevada,
southwestern Utah and northern Arizona,
where rain or snow has occurred. Rain
set in Monday night at points in southern
Texas.
Temperature continues low east of the
Mississippi. and in the middle Atlantic
states il is ten to twelve degrees below
the normal. In the central valleys and
| the extreme northwest temperature has
risen.
Fair and warmer weather is indicated for
the middle Atlantic states tonight and
Wednesday. In the south Atlantic and
east gulf states temperature will rise to-
night. and Wednesday will be warmer
with increasing cloudiness. In the middle
gulf states rain and warmer weather is
indicated for Wednesday.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast will be moderate north westerly, be-
coming variable; on the south Atlantic
coast moderate northeasterly, shifting to
edSIeTlS. Oh tIle east gun coast moderate
east to southeast.
Steamers departing for European ports
will have moderate northwesterly winds
and fair weather to the Grand Banks.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
| The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer al the
weather bureau for the twentyfour hours
beginning at > pm. yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures % pm A.; 3
pm. 40: l. midnight. -. March D. 1
am, 20: am. 30; II noon, 40: , pm.
| 40 Maximum. 45, at pm. March %;
minimum. %. at am. March %.
Barometer-March 222, 4 pm, 80. 10: 3
pm. 30 ID; II midnight 1920. March %
am. 1920; am. 1924; noon, 3O2l: =
| p. m, p.17.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. 800 am. and $50
pm: high tide, 9:1G m. and 9:46 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1907 a m. and 40
pm: high tide. 1904 am. and 1856 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 6:O1 am: sun sets.
6:14 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. am
Moon sets 1888 pm. today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
exttnguished forty-five minutes before
sunrise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-23
Paris Strikers Vote to Resume Work

PARIS March o3-At mass meeting
of 5000 of the striking government teie-
graph and post Office employees today it
was voted by an overwhelming majority
to resume work.
Only about 200 of the men voted to con-
tinue the strike