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pany with Mrs. Noyes. Miss Martha
Noyes, Mr.. Henry Chaplin, Miss Chap
lin. Mr.. Chaplin and Lawrence Chap
lin. the latter being summer residents
of that island. The town houses of
the Noyes and Chaplins are at George
town. Mass. Mr.. Pingree and his
granddaughters have been at the
Spencer cottage at South Harpswell
The family formerly owned the well
known Pingree place at Haskell Is
land
Messrs. Frank and Howard Cogan
OF New York. who spent a short time
at the Strout cottage, returned Sat
urday.
The schooner John A. Allen sailed
for East Harpsy ell Saturday to load
ice preparatory for Georges trip.
Capt and Mrs. John Toothaker and
Mr.. John Chamberlain spent Thursday
at Portland and Riverton. Uncle
John" Chamberlain was calling on
friends at Morrill's- Corner, returning
here Friday.
Miss Alzaleen Sampson of Boston
and Miss Nellie Farmer OF Pennington
are visiting at Mrs. Thurston's cottage.
Miss Sampson is manager of the Ariel
quartette of Boston, one OF the famous
musical organizations OF the East.
She has been member of the quar-
tette for three years. and though they
have never toured Maine, having been
south and west the past few years,
IL is possible that they may be here
at some time in the near future.
Several automobile parties have
recently visited the Point, among them
being Mr. and Mrs. waldron Marble
OF Pennington and Mr.. and Mrs. Spin.
ney of the same city These two par
ties spent several days here. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gould arrived in their
auto Friday. They are stopping at
the Happy Thought cottage for a short
time.
Mr.. Fred Orr of Bath Is spending
two weeks at Rufus Merriman's at
West Harpswell Mrs. Orr is also
here for the summer.
Mr.. Failing Merriman of Topsham
arrived Saturday for an extended
stay at his fathers cottage near Shore
Acres
Mr.. Frank L. Bailey will have a 6
h. p. motor for the launch Linwood
in place of the 3 h. p. with which
she is equipped at present.
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THE HAMILTON.
cHEsEAGUE's FASHIONABLE. ho-
TEL rs ALREADY FILLED WITH
TOURISTS FROM ALL OVER
THE COUNTRY.
Dance Saturday Evening Last.


Miss Julia Prince Ash Of Philadel-
phia, Pa. registered here Saturday az
ternoon last for visit OF few days.
being the guest of her husbands sis
ter. Mrs. John Morgan Ash, of Phila-
delphia. who is here with her family
for an extended outing. Miss Ash
is spending the season at the Poland
Spring Hotel, Poland Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Tucker of Bos-
ton. Mass, arrived Friday to join 9th.
er members of-the family. who are
here for the season. Mrs. Tucker Is a
sister to Mrs. II. w. Traver. the con.
tralto soloist and Miss Bessie Rogers
both of Portland. who have been reg.
istered here since the opening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Converse Cleaves of
Philadelphia. Pa, were among the
Friday arrivals. They are here for a
short outing. and will proceed to- St.
Johns. y. b.. where they will make an
extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Marsh of Itha-
ca, N W. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Marsh of
Scranton. Pa, and Misses Dorothy and
Gladys Marsh are here for an outing
having arrived early last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wallace of Nash
Vile. Tenn. are making an extended
sojourn with us. They were travelling
along the coast. but are so delighted
with our island and especially our To-
cation that their visit will be for some
time yet. Mr.. Wallace is principal of
preparatory school at Nashville.
This is their first outing in this vicin-
ity
Mrs. ]. c. widmer. Miss widmer
and Miss Elizabeth Widmer of Boston.
Mass, are among those from that city
who are enjoying the beauties of this
island. They will remain until Au-
gust 49,
DR.. George Chandler Baldwin. Mel
Vile Howard Seward. and Mrs Ed
ward Seward of Boston, Mass, We're
among the Saturday arrivals. They
will be with us for a week or more
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w Childs of Wor-
cester, Mass. with their daughter.
Miss Alice l.. Childs. are here for an
outing of two weeks, having arrived
Saturday morning last This is their
first visit to this island
The dancing party Saturday evening
was delightful affair. and was large
ly attended, nearly all of the guests
taking part. The music was of a very
high order and added much to the en-
joyment OF the evening. Mrs. II. w.
Traver OF Portland favored the assem-
bly, with group of songs during the
intermission. She was enthusiastical-
ly received.
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South Har'pswen
-
Exciting Ball Game.

The game between the Colony nine
and the Chebeague champs last Fri
day was fight to the finish and con-
sidering the fact that neither team
mas practised any to speak of this year
went on with unusual snap and vigor.
Chebeague had the game well in hand
apparently at the first of the ninth
with score of 6 to in their favor.
In this inning however. the colony
nine took look at the figures and
with three or four we'll placed hits
drew out two runs, closing up the
game neatly at to 6. The game was
watched by many interested specta-
tors and all would like to see a regu-
lar summer league schedule next
year for Casco Bay teams.
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The HILL. CREST.
THIS POPULAR HOUSE AT CHE
6EAeUE is CROWDED TO THE
DOORS WITH TOURISTS,
Several Parties Being Arrange

Mr. and Mrs. F. Lane of Maident
Mass. Misses Dorothy and Priscilla
Lane. with Mr.. Lanes mother. Mrs. NJ
II. v. Stevens, and Master Edgar
Burkhardt arrivedhere Friday evening
TO spend the month OF August with us.
The family have been here for several
years past and are delighted with Che
beague's beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens and
Radcliffe Stevens of Brookline. Mass.
were registered here for dinner Thurs
day last.
Miss Alice Adams OF Newtonville.
arrived here Saturday evening last
and was entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. II. c. Needham OF Hudson. Mass.
who are here at the house for the sum-
mer.
j. G. Rowland, Mary Il. Howland.
and Helen r. Rowland of Springfield
Mass, were among those that regis
tered here Saturday morning. They
will enjoy an outing of several days
here.
Miss Matte and Mrs. II. r. Thayer
arrived Friday last and will remain
for an extended sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Treadway of
Quincy. Mass. with their daughter.
Ethel r. Treadway. were among the
party of sixteen that registered here
Sunday noon. They were with us last
season, and will remain at least two
weeks.
Arthur II. Rogers and his sister.
Alice &. Rogers both of Boston, Mass.
arrived Sunday for a two weeks visit
They have been regular tourists here
for several seasons past with their
parents.
Tuesday evening the usual weekly
whist party was given in the music
room and was attended by fifty-two
guests including several from the near
by houses. The playing started
promptly at 500 y. m. and finished II
$50 when the following were declared
the lucky ones. First prize. large
fancy waste basket. Mrs. A. B.SIade.
Arlington. ". j.. second prize. Indian
handkerchief basket. Mrs. Henry X.
French. Lynn. 3rd prize. Mexican
drawn work doilie. Mrs. Charles
Treadway. Quincy. 18th prize. Mexican
doilie: Mr.. T. J. Bissell. Newark. 5th
prize. pin basket made of sweet grass.
DIR. Henry r. Conan. Boston. 9Th prize
hair receiver. Mr.. ". X. French. Lynn.
At the conclusion OF the awarding Of
prizes dancing followed and was en-.
joyed by all Of the younger set at
the house. The party was the most
successful affair to date and reflects
great credit on Mrs. Carleton Gay OF
Boston. who had its entire arrange
ments in charge.
Friday evening a grand Masque ball
will be given af the house which Ia or.
pected to be an event OF great interest
and merriment The grand march
wIIi start at $50 D. m. and only those
In costume will be allowed 10 partici.
pate. The efficient committee in
charge have secured some FIVE prizes,
which will be given to the persons
wearing the hsndsomest and most orr.
ginal costume. Altogether the AFFAIR
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
eAiLEY's ISLAND LEADING HOTEL
Is RAPIDLY FILLING WITH
TOURISTS. AND MORE Ex-
PEcTED DAILY.
Pleasant Times are Enjoyed by the
Guests.

Pleasant Times are Enjoyed by the
Guests.
George b. Haskell and wife OF Lew
iston, Me-, with their daughter. Ethel
NJ. arrived here Friday last to join
party of relatives from Racine, Wis.
who are here for an outing. They will
remain for a short visit.
p. ". Stephens of Jacksonville. Fla.
was among the Friday arrivals here at
the house. He is here for a short out
ing and is delighted with the sur
roundings.
Mrs. G. w. Wiley of New York city
is expected tomorrow with a party of
four lady friends. They will remain
for at least two weeks.
S. E. Heath If Racine, Wis, and
Minnie Wood OF the same city. are
here at the house. having arrived
Friday last. Mr.. Heath is connected
with the Imperial Bit and Snap Co..
and travels extensively ali over the
continent. This is his third season
here at the house and he is always
finding new beauties ut Bailey's.
Mrs. E. II. Newman of Newark. N
j.. with a party of friends including
her daughter and young granddaugh-
ter are expected here for an extended
sojourn of three weeks. They will ar
rive Sunday next.
Mrs. G. Broderson, Masters Neil and
Arthur and Miss Iva VI. Snediker of
East Orange, n. j.. arrived here last
Tuesday. They have been stopping at
the Germania, Harpswell for the past
three weeks.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
SOUTH HARPsweLL HOUSE BE-
GINS TO FEEL EFFECTS OF
THE RUSH.
Many Season Guests Now Here and
More Arriving Daily.

Proprietor Young OF the Ocean View
Hotel AT South Harpswell reports a
most satisfactory July business and
the outlook for August seems to- indi-
cate that every available room in the
house will be taken. OF which there are
nearly 100. The verandas are much
appreciated as also are the tennis
court and croquet ground. Among re-
cent guests TO arrive were. Mr.. r.
Glass OF New York and Hazen House
Of Knoxville. The latter will spend a.
bout three weeks here.
Mr. Frank w. Beckett OF New York
has joined his parents. Mr. and Mrs. X
A. Beckett OF Montreal. who are at the
house for a month. Mr.. Beckett and
his son are both accomplished must
clans the latter being an excellent
pianist and singer.
Mr.. George l.. Morrison has been
here since last week having joined his
wife and family. who are summering
at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Hobbs. who
have spent several previous seasons at
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at Bide-a-Wee yesterday intending to
spend week on the island.
Mr.. Bibo of Woodbury.. y. J. who
has purchased the Coombs cottage
this spring. has made many varied i'm
provements. He has raised the house
about three feet, had a landscape gar
den from Bath to grade the lawn
and built croquet ground. latticed
the underpinnings and made il one
oil the most attractive places on the
island. Mr.. Bibo's generosity with
his launch and his man TO run it, has
given many of his friends and neigh
bors sincere pleasure.
The tropical heat OF the past week.
which has caused SO much discomfort
and suffering In the cities, brought
10 fhe fortunate sojourners on this
island ideal weather conditions. The
brilliant mornings have been sue
ceeded by cool winds that gratefully
tempered the heat of the day. and
that gave place at sunset to still and
balmy air. Could Casco Bay have
found room within. and been able to
welcome to her hospitabie shores all
the overweight jewellers in overhead
ed cities. nothing would have been lack
ing TO the full enjoyment of this
heated term"
Mr.. and Mrs. Foust. who have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bibo. have
returned to their home in Woodbury.
n. J.
Miss Ethelyn Freeman of Brookline
Mass. Is stopping at Rock Haven for
few weeks.
n
the guests OF Mrs. Sheehan at the
Liberty cottage have returned home
to Brockton, Mass.
Mr.. Charles Chase and wife of Free.
port. Mr.. Quincy Chase. wife and son
from Woodbury.. n. j.. are at the
Chase cottage for few weeks.
Mrs. Lewis Jacques OF Auburn. Mrs.
Carpenter of Montreal have been stop
ping at the Liberty few days.
Prof. Wilmot Il. Mitchell of Bruins
wick has rented the Merrill cottage for
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyer of
Auburndale, Mass, have returned af.
ter spending few weeks at the Nor.
umbega.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker and daughter
OF Boston are guests at the Alcaza OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hatch.
Mrs. Beaumont and Mrs. Swift and
daughter. who have been stopping AT
the Birches. have returned to Bruins
wick.
John Cough Pidge has arrived AT
Bustin's from Philadelphia and will
spend his vacation at Sea Glimpse.
Mildred and Madeline Burrage
daughters OF DIR. and Mrs. III. g BUR.
rage. formerly of the summer colony
at Bustins. are spending the week at
the Mudjekeewis. DIR. Burrage Is
chaplain at the National Soldiers
Home at Togus.
The Iris took out party OF young
people on saturday. who were the
special guests OF Captain Mayo.
The rain Of last Sunday, while II in.
terfered with the religious services.
was very welcome to- the cottagers
whose tanks had been exhausted by
the continual dry weather.
John VI. Landry and Daniel ]. Bresh.
man Of Bristol, Conn, who are stop
ping at South Freeport visited this
island Friday and liked so we'll that
they think OF coming here next season
to spend their vacation. Mr.. Landry
Is student at 81. Thomas Seminary.
Hartford, Conn. Mr.. Freshman ia con-
nected with the r. Ingraham Co. They
are on q tour through Nova Scotia
and Newfoundland.
Mr.. Russell who runs the store
and restaurant, has already forty
boarders booked for August. the new
dining-room built last season is well
filed.
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BUSTINS ISLAND.

Continued from first page.
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The Game as Noted on the Grounds.

The hardest fought game ever play
ed on the Colony grounds was waged
Friday. July 2S, when the nine from
Chebeague Island came over with the
fire. OF victory in their eyes. The day
was perfect and both mines were I'm
line trim. Jack Brown occupied the
box for Auburn Colony. and G. Hamil-
ton for Chebeague. Both pitchers
did fine work, striking out man after
man and holding the hits down.
Brown was particularly cool and ef-
fective when the bases were full. and
time and time again the Chebeagues
mad men left on the second and third.
IL looked like a walk-over for the
Chebeagues at first. They made Ave
runs in two innings TO the Colony
boys two. Then they made another
and the score stood 6 to- 9 But in the
eighth and ninth innings the Colony
nine warmed right up and cracked
out 1--WE runs. winning by the score of
TO with only two men out. III was
an uphill fight and a glorious victory.
The Colony has not been defeated in
Tour or five years. The boys are out
after more scalps to wear in their
belts. Runs for Chebeague were made
by Willard Hamilton (2) J. VI. Harnil.
ton CD. s. Hamilton (2D. For Auburn
Colony, Marshall (2) Brown (2) Rose
t2) Spearen Cd. Baxter. Lord. Taussig
and Conner did good stick work at
critical functions for the Colony.
Fielding on both sides was great.
Umpire Mr.. Edward Seaver of New
York.
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on @ and the shores Bailey situated heinz
Cove
comma ling site
the n oo persons Thirty rooms Our table
'front.'
or ten foot
mas
own bath house Mackere
ideal
Rates $500 and $3.50 @
eced dst.nce
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Trade AZ
|. N. YoRK'S
Bailey Island
Gr0earv and Markag
6roceU and Market

We always have what
you want and are as
completely stocked as
any city store. Try Us
on your next order. We
will deliver goods to
the amount of $500 or
over at Your n. are.t
steamboat landing or at
your door if ycu have a
local express. Prompt
service and satisfaction
guaranteed. For Fre-h
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The Colony flag raising took place
Saturday at $50. and when allthe cot.
tagers were present and comfortably
seated around the mammoth pole
to see the folds of the national Pride
unfurled to the breeze.
Miss Annie Packard has a new mo.
tor boat which arrived this week.
Miss Virginia Etnier. who has been
spending some time with her sister.
Mrs. DIR. r.. A. Austin. at the Austin
cottage In Ash Cove. has taken rooms
AT the Merriconeag House for August
Miss Ether has a new yacht named
the Flying Dutchman which Is moor.
ed In the harbor. The boat was built
at West Harpswell by Paul Durgin.
Mrs. G.. w. Page and Miss Florence
rage and friend spent Thursday in
brunswick, driving up from this
point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Merrill AT Solid
Comfort. had as guests last week
Mrs. l.. r. Berry and Miss Blanche
Han OF Someryille, Mass. They left
the point Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mer.
rill have returned to Lewiston after A
pleasant two weeks spent here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. F1aherty and
daughter. accompanied by Mr.. Harold
Edwards returned to Lewiston Satur
day. They have been stopping In the
Downing cottage.
Mr.. Ernest White with three chill.
dren are at Mr.. Jordan Whites. They
came down "Wednesday OF last week
coming down In a motor-boat via New
Meadows River. Mr.. White Is Of the
firm OF White & westhall.
Mr.. 8. J.. Young Is accoupying the
Young cottage, the Frank Bartletts
having vacated II Monday. leaving for
trip mp the state.
Mr.. r. G. Pingree and Misses Mary
Margaret, Clara and Leone Pingree
OF Wakefield, were at Haskell Island
Friday at a pleasant picnic In com.
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gives promise of being one OF much
pleasure.
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ROBINHOOD INN,
BAILEY ISLAND.
Miss ]. {. MASSEY, Prop.

The most delightful and exclusive spot on the
island Situated on the end In full view of the
ocean. Beautiful pine groves walks arou nd the
house The house modern In every respect-toiIet.
bath. and sewerage. Terms, % 90 to sis 90 ne,
week.
Circulars application.
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THE
wOoDB|NE and COTTAGES
BAllEY'S ISLAND.

Mrs. Humphrey S. Sinnett, Prop.
Our house Is equal 10 any In the hay. Only
fe~ minutes walk from both wharves. Large
rooms, from which a fine view of the Atlantic
can oe had All kinos OF sports INDUCED in by
our guests Bathing. Boating, and Fishing. No
better table on the Bay. Open June To Oct. I .
Accommodate so. Rates on appiicntiop.
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is raging, and finally got through the
quarantine guard somewhere in Ills
sissippi, and got to us Saturday after
noon, and some official telegraphed to
the mayor that two yellow fever refu-
gees had struck his town to join the
circus, and he ordered the chief OF po-
lice to hunt them out, and put them in
pest mouse. The Honduras females
were yellow as saffron, but it was
caused by the climate of Honduras,
but the whole show was scared to
death for fear we would all have yell
low fever, and the management de-
tailed pa and to hide the yellow girls
from the police.
Pa fixed up ore of the cages, with
the girls BACKED up as Hottentots and
pa and BACKED up as an African king
and prince of the blood, and we did
stunts in the cage at afternoon and
evening performances, and the crowd
could not keep away from our cage,
until pa got hot and unbuttoned his
shirt and, before we knew it, everybody
saw pas white skin below where his
face and neck were BACKED, and while
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PEARY WANTED oPTlMIsTs.
Once: Had a Man with Him Who
.~ Was 4 Cynic and No
/ Mistake

Gen. Thomas, FL. Hubbard was talking
~ New FORK about the advertisement. fol
az optimistic surgeon that Lieut.. Peary
inserted in the papers before the depart.
ure OF his expedition.
1Gen. Hubbard subscribed 5000 to thu
expedition. Therefore, it is easy to see
that he has profound interest in it, saya
the New York Tribune.
.1"Peary in his advertisement was right"
be said. I" It is as needful that the ex.
Pedltion's physician be CHEEKY optimist
as that he be a practical surgeon. Op.
timism and good spirits go far in voy.
age like this one. Perhaps it is because
there has not been enough optimism and
good cheer among men in the past that
the north pole has no! been found.
l"When it is found, an optimist, com.
handing band of optimists, will find
It, and there will be no such cynic in
that resolute and 1&cessful crew as the
one who sailed with Peary on an earlier
expedition.
He was indeed cynic Let me give
you an example of his disposition. With
Peary one glorious night he paced the
deck. Pointing to the sky, ablaze with
splendid planets, Peary said:
Isn't that beautiful star?'
1.-The cynic with g,unt replied:
Did you ever see an ugly one?'
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picnic that ever was-a regular barbe.
cue. The boss canvasman said ne was
opposed to mixing religion with the
circus business, because the fellows
could get all the religion they needed
in the winter, when the show was laid
up and he would see the boys throug.
in anything they proposed to do to the
sky pilot that was going to play his
game in ring No. l at 1890 the next
day.
Well after l heard the circus men
talk about what they would do to the
preacher, was afraid they would kill
him, so when he and a helper brought
little melodeon into the ring, facing
the reserved seats, told him the bows
were going to raise a rumpus and drive
him out of the tent with the bulldog
hanging to his coat tails. He put his
hand on his pistol pocket and pulled
long, blue gun about half way out.
and let it drop back down beside his
leg, and he winked at me and said he
guessed not. scarcely, as he had
preached to crowds so tough that cir
Gus gang was Sunday school in COM
parisOn.
Then l got on front seat to watch
the fun. About 800 of the circus hands,
nerformers. clowns and peanut butcl-
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! to put on and the ambulance drove
away, while pa shook one fist at the
sailor and one at me, and his skin be-
gan to shrink and smart, and he yelled,
and the audience stampeded and the
show was in the dumps.
We had to stay over Sunday in Ev-
ansville, and the show people were
so scared the manager thought he bet
ter have religious services in the tent
Sunday, so they got a revivalist
preacher to preach to them, a fellow
who used to preach to the cowboys
out west. Sunday morning the tough
fellows in the show said they wouldn't
do thing to the preacher when he
came on to do his stunt. Their idea was
to wait until he got we'll on his
sermon and then begin to interrupt
him and ask questions, and finally to
get blanket and toss him up a few
times for luck, and then chase him out
and have the circus bulldog, that
chew the clowns pants, catch the min
ister's coat tail and just scare him
plum to death.
The boys said it would be the biggest
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we were talking gibberish to each 9TH
er country jake got mad and he led
crowd to open the cage and make us
remove our shirts to prove that we
were Hottentots. n
When they found we were white peo-
pie BACKED up they wanted their
money back and were going to tip over
the cage, when pa saved the day by
making speech, at the evening per-
Torrance, to the effect that we were all
yellow fever refugees from New Or
leans and the mob lit out on the run
for the main tent, where they an
nounced that there were four cases of
fever in the menagerie tent. and that
settled it.
The mayor and police closed the
show on account of yellow fever, and
we couldn't get out of the tent. Pa
had been quite close to the yellow girls
and when he found out that yellow
fever was a disease that catches you
when not looking, and in Is minutes
you look like a corpse, and in four
hours you are liable to be sure
enough corpse, he shook the yellow
girls, and asked an old sailor what a
man ought to do who has been ex-
posed to yellow fever. and the old
sailor, who has mad yellow fever lots