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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-09-21
A crank is man who will not per
NIT his neighbors to turn him.
DIsFIeURINe HUMoR.

A barefaced lie seldom lives long
enough to raise a crop of whiskers.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-09-21
U. s. SENATOR 1owkE
Credits Doan's Kidney Pills with
Gratifying Cure.

Hon. Charles A Towne, ex-U. S.
Senator from Minnesota, brilliant or
ator, clever business man, brainy law
yer, whose national prominence made
him formidable candidate for the
presidential nomination in 1904.
writes us the following:
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-09-21

1t takes wise man to look before
he leaps out of the frying-pan into the
fro
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-09-21

Try me just once and I an sure to
come again. Defiance Starch.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-09-21

Beware of the man who depreciates
himself and makes light of his abili-
ties.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-09-21

Too many sermons are aimed at the
pocket books of the congregation.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-09-21

When a mans hat blows off in the
street, how he holds onto it after
wards
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-09-21

A widows effort to get married is
usually more strenuous than her maid
en- effort
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-09-21
For Future Reference

DON'T FORGET
A large 2-oz. package Red Cross Ball Blue, only
Scents. The Russ Company, South Bend. Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

9reD til ,0aniteren".
5pgrodn fan bet bare, at nun iad
ijapoen fer noget Der ma @oi6a4
.8aHferen"2
Ser er Dog en- Del Tdniters, Jon
not funbe bjalps til, ar port gIdo
funbe 6ItDe iuteresiant. 9i TUNE
biqlpe Dor 2s6atter, bpis Der 0dr ncs
GEN til at TtriDe fra bOer plaos, 9bor
Der er Here Ounifere, Og pua famine
5ib biefpe til glabets Jumgang-
Sea fumes altib, bet er moriomt at
6sre ira anbre Steber. TerfOr. Benz
ner, p9r fife bange for at friOe. Bd>
pirturpen er alIerebe FUN, fda Der ar
ineen gfnbs for mere, og tsbe en- m.
bet trur jeg life, Dc gsr.
0bis Der er no9en, fgn sniter Ut
ribe fibt ON Molba6. idu tan isg
Tige, bet er en- lfOlig $50; ben er itfs
tor, og / ielpe 9pen er Der life man
ae 8onTfere, men berimob fan man
fnbe banite 5urmers bDor Tom belit
I en- Qfitanb at Op til 10 Mif.
6sften er MI / fulo Sang, og ben
Ter uo til at gipe goot llobptte | Qur,
9oab ri ale mdd bore glade Deb. bpis
hi ba forituar at BRUCE Dor Oberfloo
pad ben rette Wadoe, at bet lite itdl
gau os, Tom bet gift ben rige Wan5
5rem for aft, lab os life glemmt
BAN, fom gar os aft bet gObe. Sac
FEN % gsr Oel. meb tOao bu bar.
WoaIfe Der er en- Gnte ellsr en- Faber'
lfs, Iom bu fan gibe en- 6uanbsrGf'
ming, og bu bill bffDe Deliignet berFoi
Der paa Sorbsn og bislet I gOigbeb.
Saa til Slut en- Oenlis 9ilien ii
8aniferen"s 2Giere og aeoatter
tegner ies mig meb 4gtelie
0iels Senen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
3re0smpSe.

9actfic areo5 at Den foreneOe
tante eb.sIatb. Strife / Qmerifa" af-
6oloer fit Qarsmsoe / Bethesda Q.
eb.slut6. 0}eni9beo. eugene Ore, /
0agene ira 81. Qusuif til 3. Sept.
Sinner til 5or6anOting:
l. 6sritefpoielsretten l6e6r. 70,
15-1O.
2. RaoDerens 9etboning for Sruss
Iibets 9efit.
3. 9Odo foritaas osb at tr9ngs fig
meb 9olb ino / 9immsriges Ris
ge og riOe bet til fig (mat.11,12l.
4. Nbfolutionen.
Gmne til 5orbanbling / graHsmps
bet: Gi6utoIogien.
9a Dor npe 3rebsorbning fsrer
meb fig Observation-Disclosures Bee
bes man life glemme at isnbe Dele
CATER.
6erren beIIigne Msbet.
u. $. Seneu, 5ormdnb.
= X y
Bethesda Menigbeo inbbboer bers
peb tGrIiet til arebsmpbe I obens
napnte 9age. Qne biertelig beItomne.
meIb e6er til unbertegneee for Msbst.
g. Rasmu8en,
eugene, Sre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
GorrCfponOantfr
Wcit Brand, Ga.

Der er 6leoen ia9t. at DE 5oreneoe
Stater er bet 6ebIte 9ano paa Soroe1,
Sofpa ben 6ebite Stat ibIanbt Stu
terne. 6eoar gountD bet be6Ite 6ouns
IN / Soma, og WeIt Brand ben bsbz
ite Bart at bette 6ountD". On BIT
te for6oloer fig iaa, itaI ieg lite az
GRE; men pitt er bet, at bet er en-
life frugtbdr 9let pua Sorben. Der
ian taale baaoe me9en Regn og me-
GET 5srpejr.
5eoen itaar meget gobt og Ter 10
penbe ub; men at bet tan mart blipe
anoerlebes, bar Ri facet at ie / Qdr,
ioet en- lille 6agelitorm git Der her
ober for nogen lib itOen o9 Itabe0e
Sooen en- Del omtring peo 9enteJs
bale. Gn file 5ornaoO bar ogi1a
polot nogen 6oritnrreIie, iOet Den pbes
Iaabe ct tort mutt 5ormerbus. brets
tebe en- Del 3raer og iuuOan libt.
ser bar ogiaa oaret andre Storme.
Soaleoes pad hrs. gscts 6soieIss
.bao itormeoe pore abinber gr1itebus
Jet, tog en- imut % mageIig Rers@pas
geftol nebe / gben og ferte ben inb
9rpitens Stue, blaite 2aagene at en-
lei M}a6turoe og lrfteoe SnbboIoet
.cp paa 9raItens goro.
gu fornplig. Den 8. 5uli ON nj.
tenen tom DOZENS Storm og fsrte
gdmle Maos 5. Senien bort fra os.
9aItor Beet taIte / 6iemmet bos u.
q. Rabien 10 ira ben ufOsbes it0its
Orb: Sub. oar mig arme Spnber
naaoig", Og / airten oOer !6errens
Orb + 81. SO, 1: y9eitit bit 6us;
tbi ou Itul BE- og life lepe".
Maos Senien bapoe OGret iDg / en-
lqnoere lib, men par life iaa ganIte
liot 6eore, oa 8eben pIuoieli9 inn.
traaote. 6an fnlote II Qar Den IS.
Qpril. og efterlaoer rig 8 gern og
% gsrnebsrn. 6an Tom Der til Gam
ret / Qaret 1890 co bar iiben bait
1T 6iem 6os fine 9srn, iom bar bu
ret 9obs Deb BAN.
gi bar lange bebet ON og Oenter III
paa. at 6eyren pil ienoe os en- rigtig
9intieitorm, ION tan 6lGie al Ggens
meteorological, aan6elig ORB og GLIB
beb bort ferfra o9 iere Menneifer ino
: SUBS Rige.
9rofssior 5. g. Ssnien ira Dor
Sfole / Blair 6eiegte os fornpIig og
tate Stolens Sag. foruoen at ban
prpoitebe TIRE 8dnqe ON Senbagen.
gi flyer mango 5at for geis9et og
mIter. at @uos 9eligHelie moa boile
oper BAN og ben GerHiug, ban et
tablet til; ligeiom Ri bdglig bill erin
bre bor Stole / pore 9sHner. i.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
HUSANDAGTSBOG

of q. g. MabIen. 2 Stbsr Gas.
ming ooer ubpalste StriFtiteber til
bOer Dag { aarst. Sbirttngshint
$3.50; / sobt 8rIftbino $1.80; i
8ql|t8inb meb 9ulbfnit $500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
Blair, 1ebr.

,,DonHeren" er bet enefts bunffs
gtab / amerifa, Tom ubgaur 2 9dnse
ON uqen, toiter fun $1.50 adrlig.
Snbfenb gefining. prspesNr. iens
bes frit paa 5orlungenos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
National Encampment G. A. r.
Denver, Colo, Sept. Al. 'o5.

For above occasion round trip tickets
Blair, Nebraska, to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo via the North We
stern Line will be sold Aug. 30 to Sept.
4. inclusive, at rate Of $500. Regular
return limit Sept. IL. Extension Of re-
turn limit as late as Oct. 7 crn be secu-
red. u. X. MOSES, Agent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
Popular Excurs'n to Black Hills

On August 18th for train leaving
Blair at ): 20 p. M. round trip tickets
will be on sale for Hot Sdrings, S. D.,
at 80. and for Dead Wood & Lead
$. Oak, SIS. Good returning to and
including Sept. 10Th. Sleeping Cal
rate 81 80 for double berth.
z. Z. Moses, Ag't.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
DEN LYSE u
(THE FAIR GOD.

Qf ben bstsnbte 5Orfattsr Gem
Waqace, Iom bar ~ftrebet ben bersmt.
og meget uobrebt. Bog Ben Sur.
gogen Der tqie Sub" ombanblsr
Merieos GrObrins at Spunierne. =
Den er BOT Siber og toiter 6
Pris: tint inObunben, so Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
KRlSTEIlGE BETRAGTNINGER
Il: hvsr Dag ! Aarct.

Of 0r. Rarttn eutber. 1lbDaIst.
Steoer aF Jams famlebe Strifter.
DDerfatte af gufor $. g. Msner.
.437 Siber. SRbbunben / Sbirtinsss
6inb $1.00; I 8rfif6inb $40; i
Sbirtingabino meb Submit $50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
r u T n.

Af s. Sbl.nfelb. pad Donf Deb
paifOr q. q. Mubisn. 5Orlust al
&trteIts 5Orenine for ben inbrs Miss
ron / Donmort. 415 Stbsr. s On.
flag 80 Gents, tabbunbsn $1.20.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
aennaro, Nebr.

8grnefeit pua SenOdg / Satoh
Qnberfens ,,9robe" beg1nOsnoe
Rl. II 5orm. &ne gsrneOennsr
inobboes bierteligit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

sreOas D. II. an9uit 1905.
Blair, gssbr.

@bAtSy RkaRAs
9unf 8uostieneits paa SeuOag /
Dor oanife Iat6erIfe airte til ia0pans
Zig 5io. 5%ormibOag 81. 101.
Ggnoagsfole / airtens 9aIsment
SCI. 9 Spnbag MOr9en.
5 0nsOags asteoieOe 9uitOr
g. g. Big / fit 6iem Der / Blair
unetarl Garl 8. SEMEN og pigen
Caroline ~. Gbrtitenien, begge ira
Calhoun. grubgommen er SO @ar
% bar leOet Der / Amerita ca. 20 4ar.
faa ret ri oeb bele 3iben / Ome9z
men, boor ban MI Dor. gruOen, Der
er 26 aar, er nblig tommen fra
Ounmarf. De sr Habobern biemmes
fra, fra llnOerup Sogn.
De nDgifte ffal 30 paa Mdnbens
5arm / Rerbeben at Calhoun. Der
Dor flere At bans 8rsore og N Ses
ter, Mrs. SeIperien, iaa Der er tenate
banIte GmgiOelier.
@i pnifer bierteIig til Qptte!
qaitor 5. g. SEMEN bar p9s
ret Der / De TibIte 9age. o9 / 9oar
reiite ban peitpoa for At bente aone
% 9ern, faa Ri mart fan 0eute BAN
meo 6amilie iblunpt os.
qaIor Qnfers 5amilie er / De
fiOite 8age fpttet uO At 5umilieIeiz
Iiabeoen / Sfolen ober / beres e9et
6us tat oeb Sfulen. gaitor Qnter
er life enbnu tommen bjem fra De
fen, men Iaa ret ri foritaur, Uentes
ban biem / benne eqer fsrit ! nefe
l1ge.
- Quitor z. 6. Grifisn meo 6uz
ftru er for nogle 0uqe fioen antums
men BERTH Qonbet. De opboIOer Jig
I bisIe Gage / Gbica9o % Rucine.
De fan fo~rmobentIig Oentes hertiI Ct
Sang / nafte uge.
Der foretages / oenne 5io npos
benoiae Reparationer paa Stolen,
Der males. og @Grelierne ggres /
Stanb Q. lign. Dit tpoer pua 6Or>
6erebelIer til ct npt Sfoledars Qa5=
ming.
sfolens aatulog er frrOig og
uoienbss i bisie 0age.
Der er Stubs / gpsn / oisie.
9age, Dog fife al ben Slags, hi BELT
Ter. Def er en- Slags Street Gurnis
par. III Slags 9sgI. beregnet paa
at nurre Qenge fra Soft. fslger udtars
ligDis meb. Def eneite gooe, ri feT
peo BET, er, at ba oaompagniet" boI-
Der til / 9arten Der lige uoenfor bort
Binoue, tdd fdar pt en- bel Del gras
tis Muiif.
D. 5. 6. GIarf. Opticiun,
bonner til Blair Manbag ben Is.
4uguit. Or. Glart bar giort optical
Qr6ejbe til en- Specialitet for % 4ar,
og Is 9tar at ben 5io bar ban boet
I Siour gitp, Sa. @ennem De iibIte
ca. 2 Qar bar 9ottoren afIugt re-
gelmasiige geIeg / Blair og bar
mango Def tilfreOsfineoe patientsr i
og omfring Blair.
= Or. 5. R. Muroo6 trrf.s nu /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
I'll

min Gatm, go Gerss, iom par aperteret
I .0anifereu" 6oraoret. bleu lite iol9t. os
oa beune aarstib lite lppsr. mems grsoeu er
paa Rorteu. iao tilbnbes BEN iaen til SnIss,
iamlet pler belt / TO.
6ans Hielien,
u. 8. Z. n. 3. rplanO, 6rantliu 60, 9tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
MARTYREN | ST. ANDREWS.

ct 9i1ebe fra ben Tfotite airte
BET IS. Qarbunbrebe. SO Sibsr. gt
uOsaOe at sget 5Orlas. 5 Omflae
10 Gents, inb6unben 40 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
P~ILEGRlMMENs WANDERING
EN- PlLEGRlMS WANDERING.

Qf Sobn 8unnae. pra9tub9dst.
meo fortlarenoe 4nm9rtninger at
ReO. aobsrt Maguire, Do. famt
6orfatterens 2ebnetsb efripeIis. MeO
1902 Squftrationer tegnebs at gars
ndrb og andre. 558 Sioer. Snbz
bunben / Sbirtingsbinb $3.50; / BEL
Marotto meb @ulbfnit $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
DEN LILLE SDFUGL.

Gn imut os in~teresiant 5Ortaline
ON ariItenfOrfslselfen I Gpunien.
pris: inbbunben, 40 Gents.
DANISH PUBL. HCUSL,
BLAIR, AEBk.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

Qaftpr q. 6. Grifien meb 6uz
ffru er for nogle 0uqe iioen antoms
men BERTH Qanoet. 9e opboIber Jig
/ oi8Ie Gage / Gbicago % Rucine.
De fan %formobentlig pentes hertiI Ct
Sang / Matte uge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

qaitor 5. g. SEMEN bar be-
ret Der / De Tibite 9a9e. 0g ! 9oar
reiite ban peItpan for At bente aone
% 8prn. iaa Ri mart fan oente bam
meo Tamilie iblonot %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

Der foretagss I oenne 5iO npos
benoige aeparationer pda StoIen,
Der males. og @GreIierne gsres
StanO Q. lign. Dit t9oer paa 5or.
berebelier til ct MT Stoledars Nab
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
KRlSTl "EFTERFDLGELSE.

ri 6. 3. Ro1enius. llOOaIg / tro
Operiattslie at giitop q. 5. 2ua.
DE. 345 SiOer. Snbb. 80 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
@Olbad, febr.

greu til ,Oaniferen".
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
ED. COTTRELL STAYS HIS SECOND VICTIM
Kills Dixie Kirk at His Barber Shop in South Column
bus Last Wednesday Night.

Ed Cottre1 unsavory
several months past has been running barber shop the
Mobile and Ohio depot shot and killed
Kirk 30 o'clock Wednesday The shooting
Cottrels shop claimed him
result of accident 1t that for
named Henry Morgan has been paying attention Cottre wife
rather the who claims be his wife she
Kennedy On Wednesday night Core Morgan
dispute latter negros
the his pistol and fired his
Dixie Kirk jumped between the and the ball
tre pistol struck her the left thigh through
and hit Morgan the left hand
serious in its The an
adjouning died bleeding
death.
The police by telephone
Thad Brazeale Shackeord
where he ramaned short time and
county JAIL Cottrel old offender and known police
cles bad nigger He
charge the calendar from misdemeanor having
former wife in West Point since He
sentenced the for e He
doned by Hon McIaurn who then after
ing served only his sentence Coe claimed
this killing accidental understood that plea
will be set by the defense in the present
That Cottrel vicious that he
caious
fact that when Chief Mungar of the officers
city prison take him the county jail they found him
his CELL This only after the shooting
did Core he would
bemoanng the deplorabe affair instead of having been sleep
peacefully though nothing the ordinary had
Coe had preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace
Beverly Matthews Friday and Jail with
bail await the grand Hon. p Landrum
the the defendant while for the
prosecution.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
THE PENSACOLA, ALABAMA AND WESTERN
Bonds Being Voted, Lines Being Surveyed and Other
Things Which Indicate the Building of the Road.

the Pensacola,
Railway interest this import
project the low tide This
the people Columbus have heard moth
right terminal facilities
asked
this But confessed Pensacola Ala
Western asking substantial
along Columbus
the cities its entire would seriously
the the road has securing and valuable
pending other communities they would ask for
similar compromise.
The little heard
the people that the has abandoned On the
especially the
through which will Tuesday
the people of West Point the road
thousand dollars to buy right terminal facilities said
through West
thyhve being condition that the
built within three from date In addition
this Birmingham
polls section into the Bessemer and it that
branch from the Pensacola, A and
Western and intended the Birmingham district
of share railway
branch line city may
running the Bessemer
Demopois of Selma brought their
touching Wilcox county,
Demopois The
Selma this they
hundred Thousand dollars and the
consideration.
hardly builders
dollars Columbus
West Point double
they asking in of it from other places
grants in we
The
believe will come by Columbus
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
TO PROVIDE SCHOOL ACCOMMODATIONS
City Council Decides Erect Temporary Structure
Franklin Academy Campus--Firemen Get Raise.

The City Council monthly
night and the meeting devoted discussion of how
the additional that badly needed the
pubc schools could be provided Councmen Walker
Moore who the school
authorized option building which could pc
leased the additional pupils
session. but impossible find building and the
Tuesday
ing that Frank
lin Academy. The
and decided advertise for bids the
The building will be only temporary
session the legislature the Council will for the
purposes, building
ed in East Columbus The building which be will
will hundred
and fifty pupils Three possibly additional teachers will
be September meeting
lie will probably authorized these
teachers
Upon motion the salaries the the City Fire
raised from forty fifty dollars month each
The Council then adjourned $50 o'clock
Although the meeting Thursday night rather
quite number of matters disposed
Monday September 4th fixed the for selling the
property which the
which said unpaid will
public outcry.
Mr. Joseph Peacher granted permission of
platform scales in front his livery stable College
Mr. r Griffin permission similar pair
scales the Southern subject
usual restrictions governing such the the
city.
Upon motion Street Chders five
hands for period thirty These
cleaning the Streets bitches and alleys
Council
The meeting adjourned o'clock Monday night at
which time the regular monthly bills will
proved.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
YELLOW FEVER GERM NOT YET DISCOVERED
Experts Agree That First Step Combat the Spread
of the Disease is to Attack the Mosquito.
An acute specific disease.

An specific disease.
Restricted to certain geographical limits.
Characterized high fever short
and yellow tint of the skin.
First recognized definitely in the West Indies
Prevails 10 the West Indes Africa,
America and southwark along
northward to the South Atlantic and gulf
It brought seaports by
Frost stops yellow fever
Survivors yellow become immune from
further attacks.
yellow "a not been discov
Some authorities that
la germ.
Yellow develops usually days after in
lection Sometimes it takes days.
rigors when comes
suddenly. 1t
and maaa symptoms The temperature goes degrees
sometimes higher attended with
head. There is and vomiting
The yellow tint of the fever gets its name
begins the second third day.
small hemorrhages place into the skin
and membrane The vomt Later it
dark and grounds when it
black vomt bleeding mouth and
Derum usually follows then death
Mortality epdemics it has been as high as "a
In others a low 10
moisture, drainage unceaniness and unbvgien
conditions favor the disease the mosquito of all re-
sponsible.
agree to the spread
Of the disease mosquito.
Complete constitute the nrncipa
yellow help
the body condion-Vcksburg
Post
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-08-10
ONLY BY A CERTAIN KIND OF MOSQUITO
Can Yellow Fever be Transmit Other Facts Re-
atve to This Disease Are Now Admitted.

Of the Royal Academy
Cuba a. 1881 the world his
yellow fever the medium OF
mosquito that series of that
human beings which he claimed to have proved
theory pioneer mosquito noculation From
F1nay Dr. Claudio Degado perform
hundred nocuaon with supposed infected yellow
mosquit,s. will dwell these
will simply read extract of Dr. Fnleys original
theory given August. 1881.
Three WILL therefore, necessary that
yellow may propagated: yellow
fever patient into capiares mosquito
sting with PARTICLES
OF disease. That the life be
spared after it's bite on the patient biting
person disease reproduced The
whom the mosquito happens
bite there after shall be suscepabe of contracting the disease
The following facts in connection with yellow fever
very generally admitted
healthy
mosquitoes previously infected biting the
days attack of yellow fever
y. disease the blood longer
yellow fever when the fever is high
% Up present yellow
transmitted other species of mosquito the
rs Segomyia fasciate.
mosquito only dangerous
that has ngested vrulen blood.
Contact with patient personal effects clothing exce-
incapable of producing yellow fever
Y. The OF yellow fever rubbed the denuded skin
give the disease
IA. Apart transmission by
fsciata mosquitoes the only other
by which has possible to transmit yellow
fever arfcay consists in injecting sly
with yellow fever blood
only spread in regions
stegomyia fascata prevail
IL possible eliminate yellow the world
three methods Mosquito proof isolation of all including
Thorough fumigaon quarters
those adouinng Attempt destroy all mosquitoes all
their
experiments
cations of the following workers. Ds Charles F. Fnay
Claudio Deago Havana 1881 19oO Dr. A. Aframone
American military
Reed M D. and j. Carroll A. Agramonte j w
Lazear, Havana,
O. Yellow
public health marine hospital service Drs H B.
Parker, E. Ceyer O. L. Pothe in Vera Cruz 1902
Agramonte,
1902 Brazilian commission, appointed
Ribas L A.
de Barras in Sac Paulo, 1909
DIFFERENTIATION OF YELLOW FEVER
From n 1901 under
w G. Gorgas government
still the Cuban sanitary
the world
used in Cuba, fallows
Destroy many mosquitoes possible,
capable transmitting the We
there
Prevent MOSQUITOES from blng yellow patents Ii
low fever This perhaps the important
mosquito isolation all yellow
suspicious
Destroy thorough fumgaton, all mosquitoes that
have become infected by biting yellow fever
YELLOW FEVER MOSQUITOES.
This breed barrels
cistens tubs bottles receptacle containing
This does necessarily have be
City laws should during breeding
making penalty found
called wggle tails
allowed receptacle
covered that mosquito The sanitary
should receive special
piled with They should distributing
oil all still slowly moving
they find Generally barrel,
square
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argument, and many of the loud- est objections urged against the proposed compromise are really reasons why it should be adopted. Some of those reasons and argu- ments have been heretofore pre- sented by THE OASIS, but only q small part of them. We're the proposed mass meeting at Phoenix to be a deliberative assembly TIE OASIS editor would be pleased to attend and give that body 8 straightforward talk of about three hours duration. Even then the subject of the benefits to ac- crue from acceptance of statehood in any form would not be ex- hausted.
 Since the foregoing was in type THE OASIS editor has received a personal letter from Governor Kibbey requesting this presence, his counsel and his advice" The attitude of THE OASIS editor is well known all over the territory, and by none better than Governor Kibbey himself Can it be possi- ble that his excellency wishes to hear an argument for acceptance of the compromise rendered the people of Arizona and New Mex leo by President Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon7
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yet violated newspaper ethics, and it never will. Nor will threats of personal violence deter TIE OASIS from exercising the right to criti- else the misconduct and short comings of other newspapers or al- legged newspapers. Those who can not conduct good newspaper, and after fair trial show they cannot. admit their own incompetence. when by resorting to such threats they attempt to silence just criti- cism. THE OASIS has now been conducted by the same manage ment continuously through period of twelve years, and it has always maintained high stand ard of excellence. It has always given the public better service than any other newspaper con duoted in its chosen field. It has always paid it's help the high- est wages, and it's printers are paid regularly esery week. No man who ever worked for 1t can truth fully say that he was not paid all that was agreed and when due. At times some of it's printers have en- joyed advances in their wages. Now, when an alleged newspaper invades this field, fails in all the requirements of a good newspaper, fakes news, is poorly printed, pays low wages and runs in debt to it's printers, at the same time trys to cut THE OASIS out of business, this office "has kick coming,n and it will register that kick regardless. THE OASIS will abide by newspaper ethics, and it will hold to such ethics those who try to figure in the same field.