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AMasher.

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;s describe man who glories IN bis abii'
10y ae @ WIN the admiration Of women r M MI
come INTO use in London. where tb ba1
kino Of human being is plentiful S SiIa'
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S pepS nna' t1Oadstool, but a wet, sponey.
ana s unwholesome emanation from a ! ~,
w .en and poisonous soil. Ridicnlonsl,-
gI;Sde s starched up tothesyery eye.
llas, smothered like 4 girl IN ;aS,a gye-
ascked out with flowers lila fo LIVELY,
lulotlc IN countenance, and s 1vvsa''' !,
conversation = 4, with knobbed p st;cI Y =
OF social cold VEAL VOseiseu form
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cause n il thick and sluggish s 1t, rs
person needs at times somsth,., aNu every
and quicken the vital current = Y. cleanse :
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meets this want perfectIy ~ q sarsaparilla
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ana nerve food. II nsve, Perfect blood
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OR ~A'shful Guardian and l.,s.'.
tsetor restored to active sa .s'' s.


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teetOr restored to active du,. 49,
Mr.. HEsR1 A. wArranAr {.
Providence. R, /. for many ysa.' !,
and vigilsnt night vatehman :, !,
Stove company's very e1tsnsI,. go -
having been confined to his hon. -.
BY very distressing illness. on r..uu'
ties again avails himself Of ri.
nifty for stating briefly : lev plain 80.
Mr.. WATERa1AN says. =
"A few months ago was 49,.
severe sickness, which confined =. ), !. 7. y.
quite long time, and much Of ~ ~ =, !. e -
very lame as TO be unable 70 var ~ a.
leg, from the hip to the toes. became ~, 90 g
swollen, and suffered extremely 80. !.
slant intense pains produced by 4 az. y g
nation; Twas trying the various sas, n. ~
all the time, and was under the t,.., ,.... g
physician sevenweeks, but gettinv & ~. 2 I
relief. At this time an old time frlsss
J officer, called upon me. and during 81, q.
ton informed me Of the great bepss. 49, Y.
had obtained BY the use Of Hunt,a 49, \ W i
urged me to try it, as he considerea 3 q
full medicine. commenced takinv ta.. go
edy, having very little faith that Il 4.
much in such stubborn case g min. wv y z
doubt was soon dispelled, for before i M y. =
one bottle began to get better. the 49,. ~
disappeared, the swollen leg graduate MI
in size, and was encouraged to contir,,s \.
of the Remedy; and the improven.,. ~
health continues, my appetite Is good 49, Y Z
gained my strength, and / am now ps,s .s.s''
again my duties as watchman At ~ q.
Every night go up and down stairs ,.a ,s'. !.
one hundred times, and am in eooa o.,'.. NJ
and feel that my recovery is due 70 H,,ns, 49,.
edy alone. My severe sickness apd 49,. ~
swollen leg was caused BY the diseases ~. 4
my kidneys, and think that it is 4 noss
medicine that will so speedily relieve a,a ~ \.
such severe case as mine. / thereso,. n
cheerfully recommend Hunts Remsdv !. J.
afflicted with Kidney Diseases, IS / know MN
. safe and reliable remedy.'s
PROVIDENCE, Dec. i. 1897
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Coming Spring Bonnets.
New York Mail and Exnress.

A val anu EApreSS.
The shape of the new spring bonnets Il
medium. No bonnets SO tiny as Tho
small capotes which have been popuIar
this winter, are shown, and M hupe
pokes like those of last season are thi,s
far imported. The new bonnets ore
ornate with flowers and a plentiful
mixture Of gold tinsel. Colored straws
IN every shade and tint are shown N
protuslon. A season Of flowers il nre-
dlcted, and the dandelion is the flower II
the season. Little clusters of the bloe.
SONS are mounted on the top rim Of the
bonnet, mixed with pompons and r;b-
bon or two shades of the flower n rih-
bon-the pale, lemon-like tint Of the
edge OF the petals and the darker orange
shade OF the center of the blossom aTe
used. An exquisite little COTTAGE hon.
net OF Havana brown straw Is trimmed
on the brim with mass of cold-colored
pompons, ostrich tips, dandehons dow.
ers, buds and leaves, and rosefte-l;Eo
bow OF gold velvet at one side Strin 4
the bonnet. ~ H"iSn
an exquisite poke Bonnet Of nale
stTawberry-pink straw has q band of
Nelyet an inch and half wide nIaood
near ne the edge Of the brim. A large bow
q satin ribbon in strawberry color and
N Two widths, one an inch wide. tho
other two inches, is placed on the tor Of
the rim and cluster Of long-stemmed
dandellons is nestled at one Side Tbe
strings o. the bonnet are double in two
widths OF the ribbon. Black Iace sno J,,S
with tiny capotes in ecru lace and s gald
Ems slnsel laee' are also offered among the
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WHITE SLAVES Ar THE NoRTH
The Horrors of Labor Under Penn
sylvania Protection"

CHASTITY PICTURE or VICE AND PAU
M--LEGrsLATIoN FOR THE RICH
AND AGAINST THE PooR SOUTHERN
SLAVERY PREFERABLE TO THE FROZEN
CHARITY OF EoTHEaN cAPTTAIl--TnE
END OF TT ALL, REVOLUTION.
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In, psrSas, sa ~ must die Of consumnt;on
o on. arE Hi Ginger Tonic cured me- ''Oa
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ON so DAYS TRIAL

THE vOLTAIC BELT CO., MarshalL
Mich, win send DIR. DYES CELEBRAIksg
ksLEULk0-YOLTAIC BELTS and ELECTklv
AkRAIANCES on trial for so days to men
Young Or cld) who are afflicted with moi.
yous Debility, Lost Vitality. and kipdrea
Troubles, guaranteeing speedy ana comple,s
restoration Of health and manly vigor. Ag
uLess , as 9bove.--N. B.-No risk il incurred
ian.Sl, 'BS-iy.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

Some one attempted to burglarize Tom
faidens house last week, but before Tom
could get his avoirdupos to the window the
fellow took alarm and fled
A farewell ball is to be given in Marsh's
hall ON the evening OF the 18th inst, by the
social Ten Their parties have always
been pleasant and agreeable
Many friends in Vancouver regret the
death of Mr. Charles Hodge, senior member
OF the firm of Hodge, Davis Il Co., Portland,
who died from pneumonia last Friday.
The road supervisor election in this city
resulted p. OLeary 81 majority, in vote
of 273. Peter Otte was the only other can
didate, G.. w, Jones having withdrawn.
A Walla Walla paper says 200 girls have
started from Limerick for Washington Ter
ritory. When they arrive there will be
some chance of McCarty getting all his boys
married off.
On Monday John Pender took advantage
of the gentle rain prevailing and moved out
to Geo. w. Durgin's farm, where he will be
convenient to the race track, for his train
ing business.
The Exchange hotel team took little
spin on its own account on Saturday, bring
ing up against shade tree with partially
demolished hack. Damages light, euss
words heavy.
w. c. Hazard & Co. have just received a
large stock of choice family groceries, a full
stock of clothing and general merchandise,
which they announce in an advertisement
in another column.
Mrs. Alex Mann, wife of the great Hi.
nois cattle king, accompanied by Mrs. Thos.
Mann, Mrs. NJ b. Mann and Mr.. A. c.
Farchild, who are travelling over Washing.
ton and Oregon, paid Vancouver visit u
few days since, and were all well pleased
with our town.
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Albert Blackwood of Sunnyside, departed
last week for the front OF the Oregon & Cal
ifornia r. r., where he will be employed
this summer in the civil engineers depart
ment on construction.
The Alta House has been compelled to
extend its accommodations, and now in
cludes Anton Yeungs house ON 4th street.
which has been fitted up for dodgers. The
Alta increases in popularity every day.
The St Helens Society will give a social
entertainment, Bon Bon Social, at Marsh's
hall this Thursday evening. The admission
will be free. Refreshments will be served
consisting OF coffee, cake, sandwiches %
cents.
Upon counting the cost of steam fire en-
CINE, and the cost of house, hose engineer
etc. there seems to be grave doubts of the
ability of the city to bear the expense, and
the proposed purchase is not likely to be
made this season.
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HIGHWAY BoUuEEY Late on Thursday
night last, as Prof Hubner was returning to
his lodgings, be was assaulted just beyond
the public park by several men, who threw
him to the ground and robbed him of his
gold watch and chain. They did not at
tempt to take any money from him, or to in
jure .him. The lost time piece is valued at
$3.50. The next morning soldiers button
was found where the struggle took place.
Up to this time the identity of the robbers
remains unknown.
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In the matter of the estate OF Francis NJ.
Phelan, deceased.
Notice is hereby gived by the undersigned
Administrative de bonis non of the above en-
titled estate to the creditors Of, and all per-
sons having claims against said deceased, TO
present the same with the necessary vouch-
ers, within one year from the date of this no
tice Tea the undersigned, at her residence near
Carrolton, in Cowltz county, Washington
Territory
KATE CARROLL, Administrative.
Dated April 1, 1883. 5apr5
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate Of Major Car
roll, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrative of the above entitled estate,
to the creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against said deceased TO present the
. same with the necessary vouchers within one
wear from the date Of this notice, to the un-
dersigned at her residence near Carrolton,
in Cowitz county, Washington Territory.
KATE CARROLL, Admnistratrix.
April 4, 1855. 5apr5
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Notice for Publication.
L. ). LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, W. T., March 81, 1885. I


Vancouver, W. T., March 81, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim,
aud that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Vancouver. W. T.
ON saturday, May 9Th, 1888, viz: William II.
Alexander, Homestead Applications Nos.
POO and 2529, for the south Of northeast
and west y Of southeast 4, Sec ,, Town
3 north, Range | east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion OF said land, viz:
William Resburg. ...... Of Vancouver, w. T.
John Linzey.... ......of Vancouver, W. T..
Guss Homer.
George LinZcy ..........of
4apri FRED W. SPARKLING, Register.
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MARRIED.

In this city, March 18th. by Jshn T. Smith,
J. p a, the house Of Mrs. Davies, James A
Doll and Sarah T.. Fries.
At the residence Of the brides mother
April 3rd. By The Rev. T. ,. May, Zachary Ste.
venson Russell and Ceyilla Jane Merton, all
OF Clarke Co. W, T,
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GARRISON CEMETERY.-We are requested
to give notice of the fact that it is the inten-
of officers and soldiers from the old GENE
teiy to the new cemetery at an early date
The cid cemetery is to be used as park, or
perhaps built over. Citizens whose friends
are buried in the old cemetery should take
steps to have their remains taken elsewhere
at once.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

The property of Capt J. T. Gray. rare OPP
portunity to get goods at your own price.
Terms, Cash viii also sell same day and
place for any other parties wishing TO dispose
of goods at auction, stock, wagons, land or
chattels of any kind, and will continue TO
have auction sales at the same place as often
as circumstanc will demand.
J. L. ROYAL,
CITY Auctioneer.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

PROSPECTING. -Messrs. Herman, Proeb-
stel, Cotton and Brott returned last Satur-
day from the first prospecting trip Of the
season into the Cascade mountains. They
penetrated as far as upper Canyon creek,
but found the country covered with fallen
timber, and there is still too much snow on
the ground for any effective work. Five
miles of trail yet remain to be cut out, and
next week the party will return to finish it.
pectors to start into the mountains at pres
ent, except for clearing roads and trails.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

Wall paper in fall stock at Gridley
Whitsey's. and trimmed for purchasers, FIRE
OF charge fer trimming.
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BORN.

On Lewis River, March 70, 1888, TO the wife
Of Louis B. Flager, n daughter, weight nine
pounds lung power unsurpassed.
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Doc LICENSE. According to the city or
dinance for such cases made and provided.
dogs of Vancouver, OF both high and low
degree, must pay license, and as the year
for which such licenses have been paid ex-
pired on Saturday last, the city marshal is
around reminding the owners of dogs that
the license for the coming year is now due
He proposes TO enforce the law strictly, and
all dogs will be brought to limbo " hich have
not been provided with an official permit to
live and have their being inside the city
limits.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

Gridley & Whitney keep the best farm
ing and teaming wagons Tor sale on the Pa
ciss coast,
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DONATION PATENTS RECEIVED Donation
patents were received at the L. S. Land of
fee last week for the following named set
tiers, and can be obtained by presenting
their donation certificates: Simon Miller,
Robert Connolly, VIVA. NJ. Murphy and wife.
THE following is monthly abstract of the
condition of Fourth Plain school, commenc-
ing March 5, and ending March 80, 1883
Number of girls enrolled, p; number boys
enrolled, %; total number enrolled, 50; No.
days attendance 100; number days absence,
So; number times tardy, l25; average daily
attendance, 80; average number belonging,
Az per cent. of attendance, 93
|. n. LATERTY, Teacher.
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DIED.

At Sunnysdc Clarke CO., W. r., March q,
Of consumption, the wife of Mr.. Ben Johnson.
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ST.. HELENs SOCIETY. At n regular meet
ing of the st. Helens Society, held April
Sd, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing quarter: President Mrs NJ. T.
Nicholson; Vice President, Fred Weston
Miss Ida Sohns; Executive Committee, Geo
Blurock chairman, Lawson A. Nicholson,
Miss A. Ebert; Committee on Entertain
ments, Miss Kate Steward chairman, Geo.
Newman. Miss Jessie Nye.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

PALMER's MILL. partial completion
OF the logging tramway has made great
change in the logging business for this mill
Now only one horsesis used to draw the car,
and 10000 feet per day can he brought ia
the mill easily over the tramway with one
car. by the old methods of heavy trucks it
took eight horses to do the same work.
Oxen are now used to get the logs out to the
loading skids. which are located at conven-
lent places along the track. The mill is al
ready reaping the advantages OF the tram
way.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

WRnISG ScHooL.-Mr j. VI. Garrison,
an experienced and able teacher of penman-
ship. at the invitation of several citizens of
Vancouver, has come to the city for the pur-
pose of giving a course OF instructions on
penmanship, on the Spencerian system. The
school will be opened this Thursday evening
in the upper room of the old school house,
at o'clock. This is an opportunity not
often given here, and parents should see
that enough children attend to make a full
class. Mr.. Garrison comes here well recon
mended. and will do full justice to his pro.
fession.
The largest assortment of spring hats is
found at John Jaggy's, just arrived.
If you want your hat shaped over and
made as good as new, go to Mrs. Newman's
Wanted "a young girl for house work
Apply at General Greenes.
If ycu want n tine straw hat 90 to Mrs.
Newman's If you want fine trimming OF
all kinds 90 to Mrs. Newman.
Latest shades in ribbons, and greatest va.
riety in laces. are found at Jaggys.
Call and see the new lot of sewing una
chimes at Gridley \ Whitney's. They are
the best out
II YOU want fashionable hat. 90 to Mrs
Newman's. II you want a fine beaver hat,
60 to Mrs. Newmans.
FoK SALE Desirable property in business
portion OF the city For particulars enquire
az this office.
Gridley & Whitney keep full stock Of
the famous San Francisco Rubber Paint, all
ready mixed for use
If You want your hat trimmed by MILL
ner, 70 to Mrs. Newman. Ii you want a
1 bit hat don't 20 TO Mrs. Newmsn's, for she
don't keep that style OF hats.
Gridley & Whitney keep the best farm
ing and teaming wagons Tor sale on the Pa
ciss coast,
Wall paper in fall stock at Gridley 4
Whitsey's. and trimmed for purchasers, free
of charge far trimming
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

DISTRICT Court. The April session com
meneed on Monday evening, his honor John
Z. Hoyt presiding. The Grand Jury found
a true bill for murder against c. c. Freeze,
Isaac 7. Jenny for destroying a bridge,
and are still at work The cases disposed of
are as follows:
VIM. Grant VS. Davidson & Dent; dismissed
at plaintiffs cost.
John w. Brace vs.. Mrs. Mary and Mich
olas Schofield; the Judge has filed findings
and opinion. in defendants favor.
Henry Mulvany VS. Columbus Mcdonald;
on trial.
Martha NJ. Dougherty vs. James II. Dough.
erty; default made; continued to next term.
Columbus Mcdonnell VS. Hiram Cox; re-
turned TO Justice Court.
The Crystal Spring Water Co. VS. Nancou-
yer Water Co.; proceedings iii Justice Court
set aside and qaashed.
The Crystal Spring Water Co. VS. Anna
+. Daniels ct al; same decision as above.
CouLp Nor RESIGN When Capt. John
Smith, Warm Springs Indian Agent, left
Vancouver on his way east last February he
stated he should insist on resigning his posi-
tion, which he has filled for nearly twenty
years, laboring with all his strength of mind
and body for his Indian charges He was
satisfied he had conscientiously done good
work, and deserved to be relieved. On ar
irving at Washington he found he had been
re-apponted, and confirmed by the senate,
and the Interior department officials would
take no action on the resignation. with mild
force insisting tina, Capt Smith should
sbey the orders and wishes Of his saperiors,
and 20 back to the reservation as its trusted
guardian. And SO he has done, not without
misgivings. for he has passed the three score
and ten years allotted to man, and he needs
rest. His re-appointment under such cir.
cumstances ls creditable, and an unheard o.
thing among Indian agents generally.
See the new style aprons at Jaggy's.
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II You want your hat trimmed by a mill
ner, 70 to Mrs. Newman. II yon want
i-bit hat don't 20 to Mrs. Newman's, for sb'
don't keep that style OF hats.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

WASHoUGAL.-M Mason Gibbons new farm
house is now about completed. The main
part is 20 by 80 feet, and the L ii by 20
feet The house is two and half stories
high, with double porch in front. There
are ten rooms in the house, with upper and
lower halls each 6x20 feet, finished with
wainscotting The windows are two lights,
26x36 inches each. The building is hard
carpenter work and j. W. Wentworth the
plasterer's work. The structure costs about
50, 600, and is one of the finest farm resi-
dences in Clarke county, credit to the en-
tcrprising farmer who built it.
Patrick Whaen, who has worked for Da-
vid Shepherd for the last five years. has
bought the David and George Wright place,
100 acres for $4,000. This farm joins the
ID. L. Russell place. 1t is now in order for
MIR. Whalen to seek a mate and run his own
farm, but he is more likely to remain with
Mr.. Shepherd
Mr.. David Shepherd has purchased the
farm of j. A. kerns, on Cape Horn mount
ain, 200 acres, paying therefor So 600. 1t
is good farm, one of the best Mr.. Kerps
returns to Indiana to live, while his wife
and children will live at East Portland, or
st. Helens.
Fritz Braun has bought Grant Shorts sa-
loon, so there will be but one saloon in the
town hereafter. Fritz is the same old chap
as of old, and gives hearty welcome to all
at his snug hcstelry.
The dance at K. Surber's place on the
25th ult was an enjoyable affair, 80 person.
being present, about as large an attendanc,
as ever found at a country dance.
The farmers on the hills have their spring
crops pretty much all in the ground, anl
have fairly entered upon the regular sea
sons work
J. f. c. Durgan has piled up an immense
stock OF goods for the spring and summer
trade, and II. Il. Carpenter has FOLLOWED
suit
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

See the new style aprons at Jsggy's.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

Gridley & Whitney keep a full stock .
the famous San Francisco Rubber Paint, al
ready mixed for use.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

The largest assortment of spring hats is
found at John Jaggy's, just arrived.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

If ycu want fine straw hat 60 to Mrs
Newmau's. If you want fine trimming OF
all kinds 90 to Mrs. Newman.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

II YOU want fashionable hat. 90 to Mrs
Newman's. II you want fine beaver hat
go to Mrs. Newmans.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-04-05

Fox SALE Desirable property in business
portion OF the city For particulars enquire
az this office
Daily Republican., 1883-07-03
The Cholera Scare,

LONDON, July 3.-There is almost q
panic in London over the outbreak of
cholera in Egypt In Damietta, town
OF not more than %, 600 inhabitants, the
deaths have reached 12O day. There
are over 5000 British troops in the
camp there. The Government was in
terrogated in the House of Commons
Saturday night, and Lord Harrington
stated that every precaution had been
taken for the safety of the troops. But
the cause of anxiety is nearer home
than this. Formerly the first cases Of
cholera generally appeared at CONSTANT
nope, whence the edisease slowly worked
its way up the Danube. The Suez canal
has altered all this. Shipping comes
direct to the Thames, and there may be
cases of Asiatic cholera in Wrapping
Parish any day. The shippers fear a
stOppage of transit through the canal.
The usual pilgrimage to Mecca has
been prohibited by the Governor of
Algeria.
The News says that during the 12
hours ended at s o'clock Sunday morn
ing there We're 1l9 deaths at Damietta.
1t also says that most of the doctors
have fled from Damietta.
1t is officially denied that there is anv
cholera at Cairo. The sanitary cordons
in Egypt have been ordered to shoot ali
persons attempting to pass through the
lines.