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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
Close Finishes Add lest
to Sheepshead Races
SPECIAL D1spArcH1ro THE GALL


NEW YORK, Sept. Excellent sport
was offered by the Coney Island jockey
club at Sheepshead Bay today. Seldom
has one program brought about so
many close finishes, and though there
have been many days when the prizes
were larger and the horses of better
class, it would have been hard to i'm
prove upon the contests.
Absolute prohibition of wagering has
mad the effect not only of cutting down
sened enthusiasm.
Beginning with the first race there
was a real thrill when Woodcraft, after
a long drive, was just up to beat the
tlrlng Bosom. In the steeplechase IRON
sides was close enough to Sinister all
through the closing furlong to make 1t
exciting. In the Partridge, ETHEREAL had
a long, hard chase to beat out Harri-
gan. Spooner, winner of the flying
nandlcap, had an argument with James
X. keenes Restigouche right at the
end, and the finish between Miss Ida
and Milford in the mile and half over
the turf course could not have been
closer. Summary:
Betting prices in chart are the quotations
OF well known book maker In New York;
FIRST RACE-The BalIyhoo Bey one mile
selling, 3 year olds and upward. $3.50 added:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
T-S-Beso%, SeS1era d q = iS1.ns11 parsaf
7-1--Zienap. 103 (Shiliing) g):............ 3
Time, 1:SS 30. Whip Top; Saracinesca, Bal
bus. finished named.
SECOND RACE-The Adjidaumo steeplechase Sc
handicap about two miles. year olds and up
ward. 5000 added:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
6-o-Sinister, 1874 mckinney ).............. /
2-1-Ironsides 140 lynch )............. 2
Shark Gumberts. 1913 (Regan) ........... 3
Time, 4:04 40. Pirate Perseverance. Guar
dian, finished named.
THIRD RACE-The Partridge, six furlongs.
$1,000:
Odds Horse; Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-2-Harrigan. lii iNotter) .............2 3
Time. i.13 2-5. San Vito Sanpiper witch.
ing Hour, finished as named
FOURTH rIi .a-At RAcE-The Flying handicap, six
guaranteed cash value 81. 500:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
12-I-SDooner. 107 tGilbert) t)............ i
4-l-Restigouche, ll9 lNotter) ....----...-. 2
7.l-Big Chief. 100 tshillingl ..-...-.. 3
Time. 1:1s 2-5. Bar None Berry Maid, King
Cobalt. Beaucoup, finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-The Electioneer, one and i
half miles, turf course. selling, year olds
and upward. $500 added:
3-1-Miss Ida l03 tShilling) ).............. i
s-1-Milford. 9S {J. Butlerl rl.................. 2
6-1-Animus, 10S (McDaniell ll........... 3
Time: 2:S6. John e. Mcmillan. Sailor Girl.
Aster dor. Golconda. finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-The Kennyette. five and half
olds. $500 added:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
45-Sun Dance, no (E. Dugan) .........
Si-Summer Night. 1l0 (McCarthyl.. 2
Time. 1:06 As. Harlem Maid, Clef, Krikina
Mariana, finished ~ named.
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Montreal Races
MnNrRRAL. sent. 1.-Today,s result..

MONTREAL. Sept. 1.--Today's results:
First race, five and a half furlongs-Bells Of
the Ball won, Sir A1vescott second, The Earl
third Time, 1:0S 2-5.
Second race. one mile-Purslane won, Sparkles
second, Cursus third. Time 1:42 AS
Third race, one and q quarter miiesHChalfonte
won. Wilton Lackaye second, Water Lake third.
Time, 2:0S.
Fourth race, about two and a half miles.
steeplechase-St. MEX won. Byzantine second.
Arian third. Time, b:12.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-Anna l..
DAILY won. Edwin L second, DIR. Holzberg third.
Time. 1907 2-5.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Chief Hayes won.
Jubilee Juggfns second. Mirth third Time,
lib 30.
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BETTING AT SARATOGA

SARATOGA, y. Y, Sept. 1.-The method by
which betting on the races is alleged to have
been done during the meeting the Saratoga
track described today in the hearing of
the charges against Sheriff John ]. Bradley Jr
The evidence taken by George w. Schur-
mann, commissioner appointed by Governor
Hughes.
Robert II. Scott of Brooklyn testified that
before each at the track 25 or 30 groups
OF ten TO dozen men each, scattered on
the course. In the center OF each group, the
witness said, was book maker who Quoted
odds and received bets, but took no money
The book makers clerk recorded the bets on
a program.
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LINCOLN STARS
YOUNG STARS

Three base bit-CampbeIi. First base on
baiIs-On Kennedy ,. OF White 6. Time Of
same-1 hour and 30 minutes. Umpire-Branaw-
ALAMEDA. Sept baseball teams made up
pf members OF the police department and from
tie local merchants viii play at Recreation park
sunday afternoon for the benefit of the gymna-
stun fund Of the police department Music viii
he provided by the country band Of the Alameda
lodge Of Elks, and there viii be a number Of
other entertaining features The teams win be
made up from the following:
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sfardf Gra,

at Santa Cruz September.5 to 9. Grand
opening ball. Comic nose carnival.
Confetti battles Day and night fire.
works. Two brass bands. Dancing
surf bathing. roller skating. Low
round trip rates in effect via Southern
Pacific. See agents. 884 Market street
IA Powell street. Third and Townsend
streets and Thirteenth and Franklin
streets. Oakland.
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Montreal Selections
BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Joe Gaitens, Aralia,
jolly.
Second race-UncIe Toby, Beau
Brummel, ZipangO.
Third race-GOlf Ball, Grace
kfmbail, ClOisteress.
Fourth race-king's Daughter,
John Carroll. Martin Doyle.
Fifth race-AriOn, Essex, Sam
Farmer.
Sixth race-Mabel Henry, Arion-
ette, j. III. Reed.
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Bowling on the Green

And other Scottish sports and games
will be played on September 8, Gale
donian Clubs field day, at San Mateo
Low rates via Southern Pacific Ask
agents SS4 Market street, IA Powell
street, Third and Townsend streets. and
Thirteenth and Franklin sts., Oakland .
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Beavers Outplayed and
Blanked by Angels

PORTLAND, Sept. Los Angeles
outplayed Portland at every stage of
the opening game today and won, 5 to o.
Young Briswalter made his first ap-
pearance on the local field and pitched
an excellent game for the visitors. The
score
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LOWERS GOLF RECORD

NEW YORK. Sept 1.--Gn Nichols of the
Tadosco golf club won the professional touna-
ment at Van Cortlandt park today with
low score of 294. he made the final round of
IS holes in 6S, breaking his own record of CO.
made on these links last year.
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Hal Chase Jumps to
Outlaw League
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

STOCKTON, Sept. Hal Chase, the
first baseman of the New York Amer
leans, has been induced to jump the.
major league by Manager Cy Moreing
Of Stockton and is expected to arrive
in this city in time TO cover the initial
sack for Sundays game. Chase has
been much dissatisfied with conditions
in the east and needed but little en-
couragement to take a chance with out
law Baseball in the California state
league.
Manager Moreing is negotiating with
a couple of the big leaguers for. next
seasons series. Jimmy McHale of the
Boston Americans is expected to ar
rive by the last of the month and will
finish the season with the local team.
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FOR MEN ONLY

Admission Free. What can he seen At the
GALLERY OF SCIENTIFIC WONDERS, 745
Market ST., San Francisco. Cal. Wonders OF
Pathology. wonders OF Osteology. Wonders OF
the Digestive Organs. Study the origin and
development OF the human race from tia
cradle TO the grave See the freaks OF nature
the cnriosities and monsEosftes- ADMISSION
FREE Gallery OF Scientific Wonders T45
Market ST., San Francisco, Cal
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Amateur Baseball

The Lincoln Stars. defeated the Young Stars
OF oakland on Sunday. 10 to 8. Campbell's
hitting and Keunedy's pitching were features.
Kennedy won HIS own game In the tenth in
ming with a hit that brought IN the winning
run. Teams Of players Il and 10 years old
please address Joe Tehaney. i52 Hawthorne
street. city Summary.
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BOSTON NATIONALS GET BECK

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-The National base
bali commission has allowed the following
drafts: American league-By Cleveland from
Los Angeles. Easterly; by Washington from
Portland, Bobby Groom National league-Bos-
ton from San Francisco. Beck.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02
Moran Works Hard and
Looks Fit to Go
Lad From Across the Pond MaoS
Out Plan of Attack Upon
AffeH

When Owen Moran the champion
feather weight of all England, steps into
the ring against Abe Attell, the Amer
afternoon he will be a far more for
midable boxer than when he fought
that memorable 25 round draw with At
tell on the first day of the present year.
Everything has broken right for the
tiny Brftisher this time, and if he does
not emerge from the ring the feather
weight champion of the world, he is
likely to come very near to turning the
trick
If looks count for anything-and they
should in this case-the best little man
zeal climate served to bring him around
and the making of weight was a simple
task for him. For the first time in his
life Moran took off the necessary
poundage without resortng to the use
of bandages, something unusual for a
big little man.
When Moran climbed on the scales in
Billy Shannons gymnasium yesterday
afternoon the beam touched at 121
pounds. Both he and his energetic
trainer. Tiv Kreling, asserted that the
scales were right and all of their Yes
men were on the job to nod assent.
Even II the bafancers do vary bit, the
BritiSher is near enough to weight to
dlss1pate all uneasineSs on this score.
Moran did not do much boxing yes
and while he was in action the air was
full OF gloves and his two sparring
mates were being walloped flercely.
These rounds were enough to convince
the; crowd that owen could go % at just
as lively pace
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OAKLAND

@Curtis cut; hit by batted ball.
RUNS. AND HITS BY INNINGS
San. Francisco..-. ? ? / 0 i 1-I2
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BRITON IS A HARD WORKER

Moran is very much of II Battling Nelson in
the gymnasium. He believes In sailing in Just
as soon as he is given the office to go
and he keeps right on until the call of the
ever trained for fstic mixup. He is lust
as willing to take punch TO deliver one
and this trait invariably encourages his sparring
partners.
Moran viii have something in his repertoire
that was conspicuous by its absence the last
time he started-a great right hand punch which
is as good for the body it is for the
mead This is the blow that he has been de-
weeks ago, and now he seems to have it work
ing on ball bearings.
Moran started after Tom Deakin first and ere
they were at it ten seconds the Englishman
ing his left to the face fast he could.
He forced Deakin all over the little ring and was
loath 10 stop when Kreliag called time. Willis
O,Neill came in for the brand of joy
when he relieved Deakin minute later
With each boy the second round was much
faster than the first and it was here that
Moran used the right for the head. He would
let his man come TO him and then sail in.
Like Nelson, Moran keeps coming all the time
and will not give an inch. The faster the
pace the better be seems TO like it.
Moran says that he has his plan of battle
entirely outlined right now and when he
ters the ring against Attell he will bore right
in He realizes that he will have to carry
the battle to Attell in order to have chance
IN the limited bout. If he does not blow up
and he surely does not figure to-Moran will
be going as fast at the finish at the bell.
On account or making the weight so handily
Moran will cut out the roadwork from now on
and indulge in rowing at Tiburon every morn
ing instead. He is quite oarsnan and finds
that this form of work brings all the muscles
OF his body into play. The English champion
will do his last boxing tomorrow afternoon.
Charley Harvey, his manager. left New York
last night and will arrive Friday evening.
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Bs Thrilling
Amateur Diamond
To All Amateur Baseball Clubs:

Send The Call baseball editor the makeup of your
your also the by innings of
games played.
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Seattle Selections
BY J. r. JEFFERY.

First race-yon Tromp, Janefa,
StandOver.
Second race-Instant, Frieze, FL
PayO.
Third race-Bonaventure George
KiIbOrn, Aftermath.
Fourth race-VOx PopuIi, Mirzer,
Tony Faust.
Fifth race-Krukn, Josie's Jewel,
Colbert.
Sixth race--smiIey Corbett, Phil ].
listina, Micaela.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02

Time, lao 40 Start good Won bandily-
Second and third driving Dr. White IS. ia
como 11-2. Lovey Mary IS, Celeres s. Colonel
Jewell 20, Franciscan 10. Hazelne s. SantO
Gitano 40 finished named. Redwood aud
Alma had the race to themselves at all stages
The former set the pace and hung on well. Alma
picking him up furl0ng from the finish Ths
Englishman held the others safe throughout
Jacomo was going to the post. Alma TT
place, 7-10 show; Redwood place, 80 show:
Euglishman. show
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02

e gOOd- Won hanulIys
n. Uncle Henry 11-2.
5 named. Billy Watkins.
osed with his customary
to the front at the last
Complaint fell back in
i then outgamed Uncle
laker- Emma refused to
9 and lost all chance
": Orifismb, 1 place, -2-5
Ow-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-02

BUTTE, Sept. WEATHER clear; track fast.
FIRST RACE-Five furlonss, selling, maiden
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Snll.flcd Mlih RcsnI1s-

with this Issue of tho News closes
four years of existence, -Four years
of work for the Estancia valley While
the News has not proven a gold mine.
as far as riches is concerned. we are
satisfied with the results financially,
and ar, moro than pleased to know
that I'M our ondeayors to publish -
readable newspaper. giving reliable
Information concerning n of the
greatest. it not the greatest. valley i'm
New Mexico. our efforts have been
appreciated by the public generally.
and that in working for "a business
administration of county affairs. and
tho exposing ~ any semblauce e
c-ruokriucss and graft. which max
appear. we have had the support of
the better class Of v%itizouhip of the
tire Estaucia valley That the News
enters and Is eagerly read in NOR"
homes in the valley than amy other
paper is proof as To what the pcopl,
think at our efforts For the many
fayors ,Nt,uded MS uu tho part OF the
people and the patronage attorjcd ms,
We tails, this opportunity of express
ing our gratitude 60 our many read
rrs throughout the county and valley
Estau.ia News.
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contributes 10 % popular magazine an
article 'ntitI'd 'Ih' kind OF Women
Colleges Produce - the keynote
is given 100 thf sentence Ihe IDEAL
OF our colleges ioi young women '1-
p'cialI} nos whose RECOMMENDATION ~
'hI'IN FEMININE. u h"l pIlh''paiF
"li'h"'d ana motherhood put sI"ii-
fled srlnst'Ih"od Tine professor ls
Of me opinion mat sch"I"sIic speculate
@ail"n ls TO" murh ihr 'I'd ana ann
"i ""rn'nF colleges iI'al 'h'N MAKE
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Fplr' mgr id''Is OF Sch"'"ishIp IN
Ht''d "I training ""l"' Tor lhrlI
pllh' functions "I WlIeh"od ana
Ih''h''h"od' Hr ihInks met i"I ""m-
"h" contemplate teaching lhr colt
reyes make inadequate PROVISION "a
ihAi " course l1 'du'"tl"h r"uld "'s-
iIy hr expanded ana enriched so as TO
ABOUT "II inc best mat cole
I'kl'I' 'N"r'll"H '"uId contribute ana
" preparation I"r motherhood SO
pI""d "s T." '' lh' most Hhrral ana
urea course. IN- MllEI ltII'HITI EfI.
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native of Tennessee and came to the
Frisco valley in 1859, whore he has
since resided and during which time
he located valuable property in the
Mogollan district, being Interested in
the Consolidated claim which was sold
recently to the Socorro Mines com
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For Chronic Diarrhoen.

while in the army IN 1865 I was
taken with chronic diarrhoea,' says
George NJ. FELTON, OF South Gibson,
Pa. Il have since tried many rene
dies but without any permanent relief
until Mr., A. w. Miles of this place
persuaded ne to. try Chamberlaln's
Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
n bottle of which stopped it at
once" For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-20

TTT|"|T TTT7TT " ~ TT||T"T
The Irrigation congress cchocs re
peat the srent success OF the event
ana there is no doubt but that it viii
men much to tho future development
Of New McNico. II put as ON tho
map. and win enable us To occasioual-
~ get a decent notice.
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He'd soon I'iN IT,.

Considering what he has said about
Governor Haskell. William II. Hearst
must think that his claim for 5000,
000 damages to his reputation IS ~
triflc cNorhitaut We move ON be
half of Mr. Hearst that the whole
matter of character ana damages b,
referred ia President Roosevelt ror
adjudication. ~ Phoenix Rrpubllcan.
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snrnrl.Ing.

We never thought that William r.
Hearst was lhc KIND Of man that
would let his wife initiate herself in
to the Ananias club-Phoenix Rc-
publican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-20

Tn. World says: In a New York
growing as it grew but a year ago.
aud with political enthusiasm nt fever
heat. % registration of 10000 would
now hp mutnemutically likely. In
stead we have only 6S2. 900" And in
giving REASONS for this Disappointing
showing the paper aids THE first
oud adde's, aud most obvious is tina
New York is NOT growing Tho
slump nv immigration was mainly re-
spou-ihlr for stopping the Increase oi
population but whether thai is One
thing That New York hats reason ia
regret IS doubtful
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-20

In spite of ali the rawlings Of the
big political bugs politics can't hold
Is candle to baseball for interest when
a worlds series j. on-San Marcinl
standard.
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What the Editors
ofthe Southwest
Are Saying
ono Rodeemlnn I1cnlmrc.

This is tho time year when the
cdItor's desk Is roNorod with various
Brands OF cigars and candidates
cards-Curriz5zo Outlook.
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Mrs o. Gr,son. of Nara VISA Dad
@ yer, BARROW c~aT- from Ca f.rrlh..
death tho other daN Uhil. feeding ,H,
chiek u- in hyr tIri She was at-
tackled IN q passing tauso cow which
Niz being driven 90 she Siaught..
pens Before Oh. .ufTrrf animal
could De- Intercepted sh, srru.k tb.
woman Boz The face with one horn
knocking hcr down long cash Wa.
,ut boz Nr-. Grcgnry chc6 which re-
quIrcd several stt. hes to llsr. and
size aflsEihs s-esrely from the
shock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-20

Lord Uraay has learned German at
o. a NefH creditahle Performance
even DO &c NOT quite equal e. learn
ing Greek "a So. which IS the record
held hv a nohle Roman through msuv
centuries
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Speaking of the foolish remark
made 10y Congressman LongWorth. in
regard 10 his father-in-law bong a
candidate In 1915. an exchange a y
Mr.. Roosevelt Is not, any more than
other men. responsible for the blum
dors Of "a son-in-Iav." That is true.
ANA somehow. Nj. Roosevelts expert
cnCc in this matter reminds us of a
ftmark made on a certain occasion by
VIM. II Vanderbilt: said he. My SON
lu-laW. sheppard, is more different
kinds of a damned fool than / ever
SAW before But possibly hat OBJ
."1tatiou is too comprehensive To tit
N,,holas.
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rorlrIcs N>p VoN~ y.

IS fafs .aiet Ni HfN tn. .l
Ilat "a hHI exception u H..U -u.
as~ getting aun.. f . -,
much politics boo tH. WHr da
laa eli. fr Th, N.r.u. Iuf.
knows h.a to make f r.f
isasi 81 u-rfctIfsuea a| ...r chem
uh} should Dc U|l, is .H...s HsHf .r
dor abe hmr1 hushr. af q
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Wen 80 are u. but rH much pole
los s. - the newspapers urat thrs
hafria bate and other n-ioustro.it.r
are 10 the ladies We know ts a
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So 2 koszo@te attrafuFcnr -ii
-~-east 81 far a. vc
fnprese eo0n prom.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

On September / a great public oya-
tion, surprising anything ever known In
New York up to that time, was rendered
Cyrus W. Field, head of the cable enter
prise, and his able assistants. 1t was,
indeed a momentous occasion and a ht-
ting tribute to the men who had over
come all obstacles and who had accom-
plished what many had declared was i'm
possible.
Loss of First Cable.
Unfortunately, after but 400 messages
had passed over the cable, it broke. 1t
was a sad blow to Mr.. Field and his
associates, and it was not until 1865 that
the project was again taken up. This
time the famous steamer Great Eastern
was engaged. The first attempt was
failure, but the following year the vic
tory was won, and by the latter part of
July of that year, 1896 miles of cable
once more-and this time permanently
bound the Old and the New World to-
gether. Two months later the Great
Eastern recovered and splieed together
the cable she lost the year before, and
since then cable communication has
never been interrupted
1t is notable to recall that, before the
cable laid in 1858 became useless, one
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

- EN- millions of dollars is about the
bill Uncle Sam has TO foot in or
der to fight off the grim clutches
OF King Death, under his favorite guise
of bubonic plague in the Philippine Is
lands. The plague has always been fond
of sneaking into Manila and sweeping
through the entire Filipino archipelago
taking toll of the shiyering millions by
the tens of thousands
lust across a narrow stretch of water
from Manila King Bubonlc Plague has
his cave where he appears to have been
born and bred. Right in the teemir- heart
Of China, not far from the fens that
surround the yellow torrent Of the Great
Yellow or Yang -Kiang River appears
to have been the prehistoric home and
breeding place OF King Plague.
For countless centuries the Chinese
have died Ike flies from plague. AS a
result the Chinamnn today stands more
chance of recovery from bubonic plague
than any other race. His blood for CEN
turtles has fought the deadly germ OF
this disease-a germ that is simply a
short stumpy rod, oval in form, which
once in the human body multiplies by
the billions and sucks the vitality out
Of the blood, leaving only a loathsome
decaying fluid that carries further death
to every bit of human flesh or blood
It comes IN contact with.
Uncle Sam, however, has never turned
tan on any foe. and today, quiet. un-
assuming men and women, physicians
and nurses are waging silent but heroic
warfare with the plague bacillus, and II
on the ground that is inside human