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Sunday, November 27th, 1898

This is a beautifull day niece and coole I worked until noon at Hdq in the afternoon I visit
the Hospital all our Co C patient are getting along fine but the Hospitals are filled to their Capacity and hundreths are laying in Hospital tents the smal pox Hospital is stationed about ½ Mile from the main Hsp in large Tents about 50 are confined their and Native Nurses are attenting them the spanich Soldier are getting all vasinated and most of the Citizen here in the Evening most of us attented church in the Opera House a Lady from Japan a Native from Westmoreland Co preached a good Sermon to us Hustead Wilson Wodard Wilson Collins Sullivan and Becket are on the sick List

This is a beautiful day, nice and cool. I worked until noon at headquarters. In the afternoon, I visited the hospital. All of our Company C patients are getting along fine byt the hospitals are filled to their capacity and hundreds are laying in the hospital tents. The small pox hospital is stationed about a half mile from the main hospital in large tents. About 50 are confined there and the native nurses are attending to them. The Spanish soldiers are getting all vaccinated as are most of the citizens. In the evening, most of us attended church in the Opera House. A lady from Japan, a native from Westmoreland County preached a good sermon to us. [Frank] Hustead, Wilson, [James] Woodward, [Walter] Collins, [Frank] Sullivan and [Alonzo] Becket are on the sick list.