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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
PULAJANES ACTIVE.
Fire on Column of Thirteenth Infantry,
Killing Two Men.

Manila. Sept ia column OF the
Thirteenth infantry under capt Fas-
set. was fired upon az Lapaz. Island Of
Leyte by Puljanes on the night OF
Sept 10. Corp D. n. Pierce of
company A aud Private A. r. Wine
gardner OF company B. were Killed. A
battalion OF the Thirteenth infantry was
camped at Lapaz. The Puljanes fired
and then ran. pursuing the same tao
ties used by the lnsurrectos. Machine
gun attachments are EN- route to Leyte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
CHICAGO MAY"
Not Dead as Reported But Alive and
Well in Rio de Jsnciro.

New YORK. Sept 1.-THE Herald
today says:
Instead Of being dead as she was
reported from a French prison to
which she had been sentenced for her
Part in the robbery OF the American
express Offices IN Paris. which sent
Eddie" Guerin 10 DEVILS island for
life. Chicago May" perhaps tbs most
notorious woman criminal IN American
police annals. Is alive and well IN Rio
de Jsgtiro.
May Churchill, alias Chicago May
alias May sharpe. alias May Guerin.
alias May Miller. was a concert hail
finger In this country before the de-
tectlye bureaus Of America and Europe
assumed an active interest In her ca
reer and whereabouts She had mar
RED. or al least Il was 50 reported.
Young man OF wealthy family
Sharpe-when she took up with Ed
die" Guerra OF Chicago In London IN
1900.
she plsyed large part in the
robbery Of the American Express COM
pany in Paris in the following year.
and IN the resulting trial George MIL
CT. who appears upon the records as
her husband, turned states evidence,
and upon his testimony Guerin was
convicted and sentenced to penal scfvi-
lude for life He was incsrcerated on
Devils island. which had sheltered
Dreyfus snd from this place In 1905.
he escaped Ia manner repletc with
sensation,
Sentenced 70 fail for i've years ga
1909. the woman's death was reported
aud generally credited. but II Is not
known IN what manner she succeeded
I'm escaping service Of the entire SEN
tsnce. Leaving France she surrep-
utously visited America. and then
went 10 Brazil Posing as widow.
she received the attentions % young
man who recently KILLED himself II
il believed by those who know The
woman that she will soon return n
this country.
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]. A. MOORE CONVICTED.
Indicted for Perjury In Connection
With a Homestead Application.

san Francisco Sept. iS-Unitod States
Dist-Atty. Devlln has received informa-
ton from the assistant United States dis
conviction Of John A. Moore by jury IN
the United States district court nov ST.
ting IN that city with Judge Dehavon
presiding. Moore was former SUPERVISE
Of Humboldt county. lie was indicted for
perjury alleged 10 have been committed
In Ming application for government
homestead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
MY LIFE WAS ALL
HAD TO GIVE.

81 Petersburg. Sept. is-"Long live the
royal revolution FOR land and liberty
These were the last words Of Zenside
Gen. Min last month, and who was SEN
fenced 10 death by court-maftial. They
were uttered as the rope was placed
around her neck. She refused 10 zee a
priest prior 20 the execution. she mounted
The scafcld With hrm steps and would not
be aided
on photograph she sent 10 her sister.
she wrote tho words.
My life was all had 60 give"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
INSTITUTE OF HOMEOPATHY.

Atlantic city. y. j.. Sept. ls.--At the
business session OF the American In
stitute Of Homeopathy held today prior
10 the meeting Of the international
congress the following officers were
elected:
President. Or = h Hooker Hart
ford
First vice president. Or James W
Ward. health commissioner OF san
Francisco.
second vice president. Dr. w H.
Reilly. Fulton. Mo.
Secretary. Dr. Frank Kraft. Cleve-
land
Treasurer Dr. r. Franklin Smith.
New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
WYOMING DEMOCRAT

Cheyenne, Wyo.. sept l3.-Dele-
gates are assembling here today to at
tend the Democratic state convention
called TO nominate candidates Tor state
Offices The first session viii De held
at o'clock this afternoon Party
leaders confess difficulty BOO finding
prominent Democrats willing 10 take
places on the ticket Those mentioned
a. likely 10 accept nominations are
State Senator 5. A. d. Keistar Of Lam
der aud J. G. Hsmm OF Evanston the
former being talked Of as a candidate
for governor aud the latter for CON
crcsS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
ORDER or REpMEN.

Buhalo. y. v. sept. is-An attempt
10 amend the constitution Of the I'm.
proved order Of Redmen TO exclude d.
ouor dealers aud professional gamblers
from the order. made AZ Niagara Fails
yesterday. where the great council %
the organization Nas in session. vas
unsuccessful A tNo-thifd. vote Vas
necessary 20 tho adoption Of the amend
menL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
FLYING GROUP" ARRESTS.
Moscow Police Have Taken Ten Mem.
beers Into Custody.

Moscow. Sept 13-Followine the
recent correspondence by the agents
of the secret police Of the Vladimir,
Mazury. the leader OF the Moscow sec
ton Of the Flying Group" the police
have taken into custody 10 other men,
btrs OF this organization. eight here
and two In southern Russia. All were
concerned IN the bank robbery COM
mitted here last March by BelenLoh'
and several are alleged 10 have taken
part In the general slaughter OF po-
icemen in Poland a. Invited guests Of
their Polish allies
The police have unearthed a false
passport bureau. well provided with
official blanks and seals stolen IN the
Baltic provinces and elsewhere. 50
many Of these false passports are IN
circulation that the passport system
for the tracing Of rsycluiionists has
become a farce.
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LIEUT.. GEN. C0RBlN
Returns To ~. Louis aud viii Go ON
Retired List Tomorrow.

ST. Louis, Sept lS.-Lieut. Gen. Henry
c. Cofbin. U. 5. A.. In charge OF the
northern division OF the army. with
headquarters in 81. Louis. returned to-
day from Lake Geneva and will go on
the retired list tomorrow. Maj Gen.
A. W. Greedy, who will succeed him,
viii arrive tomorrow.
Gen Corbn. who has reached the
age limit. "a years. viii return TO Lake
Geneva, but will live In Washington
next winter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

reclamation was adopted with cheers.
Coz. Adams then addressed the con-
vention, pledging himself TO earnest,
active support % the platform.
The governor spoke for about 80 min
utes. devoting most OF his speech 20
denunciation OF political corruption by
corporations. When he concluded the
convention took a recess until O'Clock
this afternoon.
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NEW MEXICO DEMOCRATS.
60 ON Record a. In Favor Of Joint
Statehood With Arizona.

Santa Fe. n. NJ. Sept. i3.-After sit
ting all night without agreeing upon a
nomination for territorial delegate. the
territorial Democratic convention adj
iourned this morning to meet again lat
er in the day. The convention went on
record in favor Of joint statehood with
Arizona by vote % lii to %, 10 dele
gates not voting. The convention eu-'
dorsed Gov. n. c. Hagermsn for In
vestigating and dismissing former Re-
publican officials. but condemned the
alleged extravaganza OF the last Re-
publican legislature. II asks that every
territorial, county ana other public OFF,
cial be investigated by the governor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
OREGON LAND FRAUDS.
Ma,s. Jones and sorcnson Found Gull
" Of Conspiracy.

Portland. or. Sept B.-Siaie Senator
Franklin Pierce Mays. eX-Representstiyo
Willard l. Jones and George Sorenson,
stand convicted In the Blue Mountain land
fraud case.
At s:S a. m today the sealed verdkt
returned hy the Jury al las o'clock this
morning was read In the federal court.
finding al three defendants guilty Of con.
spiracv 10 defraud the government out OF
lands In connection with the creation OF
The Blue Mountain forest reserve.
Counsel for the defendants Immediately
gave notice Of intention 90 move for a
new trial. and we're allowed time TO DO so
The trial lasted - days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
UNION OF RUSSIAN PEOPLE
Jewish Town Of KoopIn, Kamenetz
District, Burned by Peasants,
Many Perishing in Flames.
Number of Dead al siodlce Les Than
First Reported, but Property Losses
Grcatcr-Quict in Warsaw,

Odessa sept l5.--Anu-Jewlsh agi.
tation is rife. Wall space. the sides
Of houses and telegraph poles through
out this city have been plastered with
proclamations issued by the Union Of
Russian People urging patriots To
combine to exterminate the Jews. This
action has aroused grave apprehension
among the peacefully inclined, both
Jews and Christians
Il is reported here that the Jewish
town Of Koopin. in the district OF
Kamenetz. has been burned down by
peasants from the surrounding coun-
try. Some Of the inhabitants are said
to have been killed In flight While
many persisted In the flames.
sIEDLCE MASSACRE VICTIMS,
ST. Petersburg. sept lS.-The resump-
ton OF Geographic communication win
Sedlce has enabled the press OF 81. Pc
tersburg Tor the first time, to present
picture OF the conditions In the raw
aged town. As IN the ease OF the mas
sacre al Bialystok, later messages
greatly reduce the number of dead
from that given in early reports. The
property losses. however. from the fury
aud cuuidity OF the mob and the de-
struction by bombardment and subsc-
quent fire are placed higher, running 30
$500 0uo Although IL h. said officially
that a persons were killed, the corre-
spondents enumerate s. corpses most
~ Jews The number Of corpses buried
privately or consumed IN burning
buildings may add another score TO this
number a piuful feature Of the disas-
ter was the death o. many wounded
persons who were abandoned by their
friends IN the houses from which the
people we're forced 10 fee for their
lives. Fhemcn are searching deserted
houses Tor bodies.
There Is reason 90 believe that this
attack on the Jews IL traceable 20 the
murder OF an official on Aug. u, and
the events of Saturday supplied the
necessary spark 10 infame the passions
Of the soldiers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
GWYNN SURRENDERS.
Alleged Deiaulier Voluntarily Returns
To ii. Louis.

ST Louis Sept. IA special to the
Post Dispatch from Hayii. Mo, says:
After having travelled leisurely
through the United States and on
abound the world fugitive from jus
lice for nearly a year Granville NJ.
Gwynn. former cashier ~ the Rank OF
llayti VINO ied from this city leaving
an alleged shortage OF SlL02l. returned
Yesterday and surrendered to the au-
thorties for trial.
on Nov. 10. 1905 Gwynn suddenly de-
parted from Hayt leaving a note TO
The president. John l.. Doris, OF the
bank stating the books ana papers
would be found all right and nothing
would be found wrong excepting
shortage OF ils.02i in the cash
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

made Il clear that only perfectly
healthy beef could be used In the prep
aration Of canned roast beef although
the product Is not of the highest grade
OF cattle No personalities OF any
kind will be used In the preparation
Of the product and the label must
state Just how Il Is prepared
The decision was entirely satisiac-
tory to the packers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
TO F0RETELL EARTHQUAKES.
Prof. Omori's SeismOgraph Installed
NJ University Of California.

Berkeley. Cal. sept. B.-ln the observe
iofy ca fhe campus u nov installed
Jarau % record the preliminary motion
aud after shocks incident 70 an safth.
quake The instrument demonstrated d..
worth when Prof Chsmpreux was able g.,
compute from lis records almost the eNarf
distance nom the university OF the shook
al Valparaiso. Prof Ofnori believes thar
eventually the machine viii aid In solvirr
the problem 90 predicting the coDrins 81
an earthquake
The instrument belongs 20 the imnfr
earthquake commission n Jsnsn anf
receipt for Tho icsirumcnt has hccr fuf
Nartcd 90 lhe commission by IN sfifr-
iary ~ the university 10 accordance Wiia
omons request
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
OSCAR RECEIVES FRANCIS.

stockholm. Sept. liking Oscar re-
oeiyed David =. Francis Of ST. Louis
today. The exchanges were most cor
dial. Mr.. Francis handed 10 the king a
gold medal and diploma commemorative
Of the Louisiana Purchase exposition,
and his majesty expressed bis grath-
cation with the bestowal. Charles p.
Graves. the American minister. accom-.
panied Mr. Francis and introduced him
10 the King.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
CUBAN INSURGENTS.
Capture Train. Burn Railroad Station

Cienfuegos. Sept 13.--After destroy
I'M the bridge on the line Of the Gu
ban Central near Las lajas yesterday,
the insurgents captured a train, burn
ed a railroad station and destroyed the
telegraph instruments. They then
went on 10 Cruces. where they took the
cash In the municipal treasury.
Rebels are selling American proper
~ at Manicaragua, Santa Clara pro-
vince
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
WONT RUN WITH HEARST.

syracuse. y. Y, Sept i2-Georse A.
FULLER. master OF the state grange,
nominated BY the Independent league
convention at New York yesterday TO-
state treasurer, said today that he will
decline to accept the nomination.
The nomination forstaie treasurer on
the Hearst ticket was made without my
knowledge and consent said he. Il
sim adhere 10 my former position ~
not accepting any nomination from any
party While connected In an Official way
With the STATE grange. Personally /
want 10 see conservative man nomi.
mated for governor BY the Democratic
rAf1Y."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
Young Man. Said to be Herman
Gentsch. FrightfulIy MangIed
BY Train.
IT HAPPENED NEAR LAYTON.
II l. Believed That az Least Two Trains
struck the Body and Dragged
II Some Distance.
lsnecial 10 The .NeNs.ol

kayssille. Sept l3.-rhe dead body Of
young man believed TO be Herman
Gentsch. was found on the oregon
Short Line tracks north OF Layton
about $50 o'clock this morning in
horribly mutlsted condition. Both
arms and legs were severed, aud the
body was terribly cut and bruised. The
young man was clean shaver, wore a
dark check suit and had a hat which
was purchased in salt Lake. An in
quest Is now under way and the O. ;.
L. agent at this place has gone 10 iden-
tfy the body.
II Is believed that the young man fell
from the train and that al least two
trains struck the body and dragged
IL north and south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
!. ,,,,,a,b,r, After Quarter %s',. OF
> ,.' ,,r'',r Experience '', Holds
NAT It is Hereditary
st4p DISEASE IS DURABLE
,tdti,ps Food and Expensive
I Drugs, Hard for L'peF' 10
Gel. Are Necessary
cI,s. satisfies showing an
O', ,'.,mIps Number of Leper' III
colombia and Venezuela

u..,,,,t,p. sept. i'.-Af'er ' dl'p "a .
N'''D' s,,oism BY the devotion o' q
% '',' !. studs Of leprosy' Eugene
.'1 S'- J American consul .., at at
: ~. ~ v,peluela. had decided 'hA'
MAJ .'as nandy 3: not contagious but
., 'l '.,,.-v 10 degree not reached IN
~, sI,,sse. He has made an eN'
80 'S,, rtport to the state department
nj, personal attendance upon
,,sIeted In the most revolving
report indicates that leProsy
20 -, y but that there is little hope
Hsa. - OF other Lalin-Amerieah
where NITROUS foods ana eA-
-,:rsgs rarely are provided
mg MANY PHOTOGRAPHS.
s,,uasher was appointed TO
..sSo IN 1875. where in connection
-. snt,es as consul he has con-
u, Observed leper cases and their
- -, and where he experimental
al way In this be has had the
| -, q correspondence with the most
1890 scientists Of the United
s.s md Europe and It was through
Z saors hat the "tua tua' plant,
"a h treating the disease, is now
'r,si In all countries which have
=, rst,ors Al the request OF these
ssf,jss DR.. Plumacher took many
,,exraphs Of lepers, personally re-
wing The bandages Of the afflicted,
X. he best results might be attained.
I, sas allowed 10 visit secretly many
ran IN Naraeaibo concealed by their
arllIes 10 avoid their being sent In
xpe,usl hsnIshment 10 the Island. U.s.
,ra secret medicine which he obtained
trough Dr.. S. c. Boutwell, now mar
s.sl Of Ii, supreme court Of Porto Rico.
X sxpthmented With II on these pri-
1iit cases Ten epers we're given into
As yecisl charge. These cases en-
taosi both classes Of the disease, the
i1 class where extremities become cal
siaiiti 50 that fingers and toes may be
h'okfs N without pain to the patient
and ihs other class known as wet or
81 krosy where every part becomes
rifitss and rots away leaving at last
nelkrs b, trunk Of q human being.
We tpsris point out that the treatment
rs.esd nuch good results. but that
Halk q rrcpsr food made absolute
rs;t n ysytt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
FIRE IN EAST ST. LOUIS.

4 East 81. Louis. Sept lS-Fire start
Ing from an unknown cause destroyed
the sales stables OF James Bluff early
today. incinerating % mules, badly
damaged Goldberg's furnishing store
and communicated 10 the 81. Clair
hotel In which were 80 guests A panic
ensued but all the occupants we're got
ten out in safety
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13

II is believed the deceased was a
brother OF Theodore Gentsch, assistant
cashier OF the salt Lake Security &
Trust company; but Mr. Gentsch could
not be found this noon, and his failure
10 appear at the companys Offices 10
relieve the teller during the lunch hour
was explained by the supp0sition that
he had gone 10 Layton 20 look after
the remains OF the unfortunate young
man. The name OF Herman Gentsch
does not appear IN the city directory,
and nothing was known Of him az the
Trust companys Offices
The deceased vas travelling auditor
Of the Pacific Express company and
son Of General Supt. i. &. Bentsch OF
the company al ST. Louis. II Is sup
posed that In crossing between the mail
and the express cars while the train
was IN motion. he slipped and fell. aud
was instantly killed He was q years
old aud unmarried
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
PRINCE MBRICnr DEAD.

Berlin. Sept i3.-Albrecht Prince
Of Prussia, regent OF the Duchy OF
Brunswick. and the richest prince IN
Germany. died today Death followed
a stroke Of spopleXy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
WARSAW QUIET

Warsaw. Sept l3.-1his city is quiet.
The authorities are SURPRISING every
slightest attempts Co start anti-JeNish
attacks. On account 90 the large Ger
man interests In the banks and COM
merce OF Warsaw. German Intervention
j. feared iu case Of serious disorder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
WHAT Is Lrpnosr
kVIftns-.
''pfs BODY ror,

- ss.rsirr Johs -, sep,- ia.-Esr,y ma.
''''A 'ou aS' ei d, "s s,..Ip ss5,eInqr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
ATRggK EXPERIENCE.

. y. hsnitSs' b bis report says that
= he vas uotafal and full Of hope
49, ~ .e,laa1 iood results. he con-
' aseso !, ss EdsA rather drop the So
i, v'g y. q ~ lntits Of the foreign colo.
Y /. . .aaa . sAsad'n the lepers. Though
.., sustlse nnsle care TO avoid any
alsS non Soniagion. he suffered a
-, n'fIi'!lns experience IN attend
- : o.s q ils PATIENTS. a boy at the
:, 49, y. Institution, and a few days az
!. Z y, '.' lleiisai small sores appeared
~. n .' hahes, but after some months
~ ~ . ., tp' although discolored
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13
NUTRITIOUS room NEEDED

4. ~ o',. ls observations Of the 10 cases.
! !. s'. .l.I... concluded that without plen.
49,, 1 " ,, food TO build up the
\ , ~. !. . ths afflicted there viii never
4, s . results rom the treatment Of
49,, slels :, Nancaibo. The Door
4, - We. '1 sa are fed mostly on cheap
'siitf food. e"'s 10 procure
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AsAD STORY.

4 SAD STORY.
~ \ i' n, president Of the stat. IN
\. ~ AaFsesibo Is i,uated. Who leSt
M ss.aliy after his administration
r,1 .,,'' ,l lnshy Year, came back 10 his
b PES residence as a leper. sent for
,r.,m '-,,a.lsr' Who undertook the
49, e.'' ,.. AIDED by the patients hand
ash,ssn gu4s wife who attended him
. Inv As The patient was able
lls,,-s,, sns most nutritious food his
a,,,s 1,,, s',' vas rapid. and ultimate
.. eor,,,I ipealed certain. But when
ia- .ss went 10 see his patient The
~ srs , .l time. the wife was IN
~ IA 'ne patient a broken down
"A l,. ~ pa'lent had been Informed
49, 100 Of two days he was 10 no
k,,,'i, 70 ne leper island. Dur,nr
~ 40 ne had made many enc,
.,he ~ ailtf his return 10 Veneyp.
, Tss t ,uslnies were IN power. While
asr 10 A VOW as an mcurable Iener
s'a lei him alone. but AZ soon 49, -.
van. ,ss poI'ed That he would be well
nv , NE enemies purposed 10 de,
IN i,so ~ ,,i nunllate him by sending
Eh ..'1 y everlasting hanlshmen,
~, - ~, W Piumacher offered ,o i,,..
tss VA I pam % the authorities ina,
b, 49, "a nope Tor his absolute cnre
"A ny shook his head ana said,
~ el enemies know -, 49,.
q, iITiuL and now they sena ny 49, !,
a /. h.,, Ilree miles from The civ
az ,ss.lshed Tor my life sesings ,
Ni'h ,Tlot me the bean,;,,,j ~. .l,,s'
10, ~ e'ineeliished. hearing ibe h viIs
s;srr ~ h,.ihe churches 1 helnsd a.
M ,s. sslhg bands playing on ,b c
r,rins s. NE city lighted m M
sSss "a -, =. even seeing nv oN-n Assr
y tan.., 'ei 10 be an outcast fors~ go
,r,h es,,a my enemies shall no, 49,
' DER tor ,l,e, They shall not disnoss
= hys.liSS ''nef president. | shan AZ
a., 49, !, days z later the peonl. =, 49,.
iss5.,,- wa heard that their so,, Wv
frnw -. A'hlN ulc1.
b sor,pi "a. =, cause Of his death 500.
'sniss- am glad he cheated ~
h WHAT is LEpRosY.
y ,.y filsn''A'T concludes hi. r.Oo,,
v ON ,' ,,s.pfosy d We do not W., -.
lgsiss.sP -, ,pe At home should ~ ~ an 10Y.
M 10 .h shioush the press ,bs oe d, en-
,r,y be mum ard abandon a poo, ~, :
l.i,rua.s n'an Creature becaa.pp V Sa SUI y
'',issjsu, Smallpox is msen ne Is a
: lry sls ! sin cheerfuIIvn NOR, more
,ssss NJ 49, -. q leprosy but .r, si,end
Ne ,ss ' sa,edder, ! would 4, s s,,up,
~ s,A s.'eciion Of sioTml !, a, ! we.
'.slpsr a.. ,Aan 80 to ..s,s,a pat .
y si, DOT gives statls,,r. a.,
h1uhIir. 80, !, humber Of len en- s".o T..
'oioiabis aud vens,,,,l,ah e