The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 136, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 29, 1905 Page: 2 of 12
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BRYAN'S PLANS
WfB Go Abroad to Stiriy Govtrn-
j meat Ownership
WILL BE: A CANDIDATE
?
JPior tfa Democratic Presidential
. Nomination ad Is After the
Facts for a Leading Issue.
Maw Tork. Jety a.-A ape-lwl to th.
thsto tram OBaaha. Neb. ivt: It may
b Baal wpoe tlM TOT tart authority that
J. Bryaa la going abroad aoon.
of getting audi
fhnat taad tnfnswaattaa Bad mm many Uru
a jam naaial n aniali of pahiw u mi-
tt aa R amy ba piaanila tar him to pick
ha tber la a I ate Bean alb Wbrevy
ettw. Bran ar Tiattea ban taken over and
te absenting pnattte wrBtta- of any man.
stady a ta raeall Ha at firat
to look critically lata
of -ska ammtdaoi
ato. h m
kkal af ta hex crt at Bcattend and
U H Vmf. araaJaqc
mmmi 'arf-ianlhi aaofri
. Bryaa ftrwUy
tali ah ll l Baea and aH other
ad that eaa aoUtleal party that
a n-p.aaat a-aml aiij vteoroualy
a will tbareky sate a dtotlnct
m raaadt ac tho recent
1 1b?"avanm aa an ud-
litelaliln atgn af the dvtrt of public
aateaat o bjiut Ba te aeranad
kft a raat aaawtty .of geonlo of
ym inaairi otana aaa demand mat the
pU tb. M
of qiuila m - and nneif
ha awar aad operate their propertlea.
aSJaf kAJteada up kla mtad to appeal
a Ikte atatiawwt far govern merit owner.
ab am bs fight for tb dernorratlc prea-Mlaa-ttel
aaadaiilim three yeara hence.
Maakaa he la gorog t thoroughly pee-
to mlePigeatly and per
ttek. a-aaataa te all lta
rr ar ciaitteay gratia. hi farawaal-
9 ilaaiuaalj after and ta make a fight
W.taa Sraat honor whteh hla party haa
Alroady he
of drwipalgn.
of bmb bar enilated
he
In
i aad lataalmaj oargeagta at work
la-rwaHate te the Catea. and the name
id oaannaa of every maa they bar en-
tad te bat cauee an oa file te Mr.
Mot only have
of aaaa been enlisted on
tboy have
tbiimaHna to fight with him ta
. JiaVta-AS nim link
XTipt the Move to Clean
.J Thoroughly.
Up
- Oloaaaoa Poor apeclal.)
- Paihka. Texaa July a Alderman Irel
: the boapltaj aad na
of tia dry councU. ac-
by CMy Uoalth Officer nmart.
haw arranged for making a tour of the
CUT lm w aad Sunday for the purr
aaa ar aaaldng a rigid laveatigstion of
tba alaiT conditioaa. Careful nota will
b takaa af all violation of the aaetary
awa af the city and" a report win be
rrada th chief aaattarv officer a b
1 waj.t.araa atraRMaa ta hare tba law
mmtmmL ; - 1.
CT Bth OfrWv a Kmart mated
IWt hm aa) (be corner basith r-
aNaf; tV. yfatier k4 beld k coaferer-?.
-t Vtalol. Hi ay had reached toe rooclurton
'"V iMmach the State had eetab-
r..e4 riaT-d quarantine aJnt the a
'State Of laTWiMaaaaa. tb-py did nor b-
re it W9 nary itt for the cify or
sjdttr at DallM V eetatQah a qoaraatfne
aitat Katat Qttmmm or mar M the iB-
. ta4 mttrnta.
I I t 1LM ttat th MbU had
nd the
Rheumatism
rOtm sot bta jjo of yoa
. yoti spjaljr JotfoH or
'tTngTJmtfmmTloomm
:bcw4K.TVay?
Bttaat railway .aswadnt
1 ilaaa. g from taara a -ban ad tbenr
ta tap illajit.of kiim Paa tkara to
Ammm Ikiam ta th PbBtpjanaa and tram
taona Mi ta ha) on tam. Of warn
ho oaa-aa gat mmf aalai aallia or uoaa
oaj Iho UlSiii I ar-ajaaaaoajaaaf. oamarafcla
of MM MUnttea ai an ta cttlaa and
iianUUa ha la ta Ttott te kla Jooraer
araaaaj to world out a testes akroad
iliai te teak hall (has aaaOaot. amd
naataa-a la.i ai rrvai
11a laaarprets t
rut ait v alrclaoa
malnlj dtarpaa
air. a-ma baa
f mappri est -hte plan
kaadj tkianate
edar hte banner.
r-aara office a
ar . ktr. Brya
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femphis - poached
QuicKly
Safely
Surely
Train Service
MAIN
Garland Tobin
AuUtuI
weed In vacant lots and alleys bad beea
rut. tiiat the danger rnm yellow rever
any other infectious d would be
din ed to a minim una
Chief of Polic- Knight said to The Post
Co rrrrxmar o t So rar tlw-aatnont
Of tb- police depsrt rrvt-iit extend It wi
be e-.-rted to the end that tbe city be
kept in a good sanitary condition All
nirmkri of xhf p.U-e fore ha vr b-en In-
Uructed. to Inspect carefully places that
appear to be In unsanitary condition and
t iatk report on nam. The cull 14 of
weeds snd other rank erowiha on vacaitn
!; Mod la alleys and along streets will
b made sood Tr.ix la not only proper ur
aanilary result but slso for the appear-
anc ut the city. Weed aud nuk grass
ure unsightly.
TO DETENTION CAMP.
Young Men Will Be Kept Up for
Six Days.
(Houatoa Prjot Special-)
Beaumont. TViaa July hi Joe Tuaa af
tl.lA flly and a youna an named Zeller
of New Orleans were Pamored at an aoriy
hour thla mornlnc from thla city to tho
county peat huoae aererml milea below
the city where they will ba detained for
aeverai daya under lnatructlone of tho
Jefferaua county health authorities The
youac men were In New Orleana on Tuea-
day laat and reaA-ned tb city teat even-
ing coming uy way of Memptua and
thence over tne Kanaaa City southern
road to thla ctty.
Loot evening Dr. Otbaoa. city health of-
ficer and lit. C C. Nmah. aaalauot coun-
ty health rffk-er. received Information
that the young men were in the city.
They at once enlteted th aid of Sheriff
Landry and Deputy Sheriff BaM Tevla.
and the young men were I amoved to the
peat camp where tney will ba detained
for a period of five daya at the aod af
which time. If ao aymptaaia of reiiew
fever develop tboy will ba mleanill.
The peat camp wraa placed la charg
of Bailey 1 BteQ had arrangementa
have prea auuf for the care and tenia
ttoa of the men during their atay la
It la alleged that Um yooog man boaatod
af having eluded the qunrnatlne and
paaateg through too quarantine otattea
at Ruliffe aad that thla led to thou? de-
h alaaoi aoth af alia man aa te awad
ahape phynloally. They were examined
at Hultffe by the onaranttne ofTlcera but
to brook through.
Botk-Br. Cahaon aad IJv Headeraaa aaa
wmtaSmC UnV alt ua. ttoa cloeely and wig
have ail pet ami detained who ar aua
pected of ha1ag recently beea ana
Infected vudat.
SHREVEPORT EARNEST.
Fines for Those Who Do Not
Screen Cisterns.
(BoiMtim Poet SpeeteL)
Staveport La. July Ml The dletrtet
court roOaTA Shrerr-art'e larseet pubUc
notn tM llterallT Jammed arlth people
ai a mmm nwltum held yeaterday fur tne
pirpoa of devi-lnjx mtam of waclng war
asbot the yWlow fever moaqulto.
Dr. J. F. Earea. a rapreeeiitatlTe of Dr.
Tabor of TVxaa. addi-eoed the meettBf
and smve the people aa edartkmal taJk
oa the moaqulto. Ha eialed -aI the way
to Iclll the inaect la to bum a pot uf
eulpbur In a pen of water He alao urged
earerybody to acreen tivelr Caetcrna and
rain Darreie.
The city council met in extraordinary
afaalon and adopted an emergency ordi-
nance requiring every propvrly owner to
pnmr oil la cletrrna and to acreen ibarak
A One -af i la ptwlH-d in cane fail urea) to
mpiy aire reported within twenty -four
buura after the pnaaage of the ordinance
are repot: -d.
A committee of atxteet. prooalnetit dtt-
erui baa beea appointed to repre-nt Lbe
eight warda of the- city In enforctng the
ordinance; to ecreen and oil ciaterna and
other waier riwrtpLaelee.
Tbeae men volunteered their aervlcea
and have agreed to have every clatern la
the city acreeoed wit hla two daya.
CASE AT TAMPA.
It Was Carried There from New
Orleans.
(Associated Frees Report )
Tampa Fla.. July 38. State Health Of-rk-er
In. Porter now at Tampa gave out
the following ataten-ent l'-y. wblcb be
reqoeeta aba It be made pubUe:
An Italian whoae name I V'k-tor Vital-
ila. bo left Sew Orleana July . cora-
' uk from the Infected district oo St.
riWp eet. direct y rail to West Tam-
pa arriving July a. baa jelopei mild
rase of yellow feer. The patient with
the inmates of ltousa within a radius of
JOT feen are arreened against mosquiloes
and are guarded and will be kept tinder
guard and dally aiedicai obaarvatloa and
liaptim for the neat three weeks. No
QiaHn. n' ine haa been placed on Tampa or
W-t Tttmpa except the cordon estab-
lished for none te necessary a the ease
l. dearly traceable to New Oriasiie aa
the suurce of infeciion.
Joe. T. Porter.
Havana Is Rigid.
i AawwLriated Press Report.)
Ha vana. July 2 On account of tbe an-
nourv -meat f discovery of a case of yel-
l.w f-ver in Tsmpa the steamer Martl-
niiu wnich arrive tooay irmn kiaDU.
has bvwo quaranUnavH.
MISS WHEELER WEDS.
Daughter of General Joe Wheel
cr of Alabama.
New
Tork. July T In St. Thomas'
ILIk evening Mlaa Juua Knot
church
V. heeler
daughter of General "Joe"
w heeler of t'edartowra Ala. waa married
to u ill iani Juliue Harria of Oeorgia- The
bride .r.tered the church and waa given
away by her father She wore w gown
of whit lace over whit taffeta and aarin
and a lull veU faatened wHa a dueler
of orange bloeaoma. Her ornament were
pearl aad aba carried bouquet of Klea
of tne valley.
The atanadaota of tb bride were bar
three ateura. the Mteae. Annie. Uter and
Harrye Wheeler aad MraTlfcrneat U
a. tb rortor of at
Tiiaaiaarwa offeatevaaVar-ajakoarwanony
. Mr . Hnrrta. who waa educated la Eu
3y. indWmUt2L?rite
Sa-teT nerT irfhTra. t-f i
rIAI;NEY CAiKiREKORTE-
1 if
And TIiTee'Deallis Verc
Italiaiis
Tlie Mm of &bct?
tion Wdl m Yiod Depite
f t T .X A-
Lavses vc iratxu wjw
aaaaaayaaai
lAaaoclatad Frwaa Report.)
Now Orreaaa. Jal n.rUomMm
la the report regarding th yellow
revar altuatlaa up I p. m. to-
day :
Nf a caaea a
Total omae to datel J&
Death today a'
Deatha to date 4?
New tt
Of th death today on occurred
at tho emergency hoapltal and waa
one of th oaara tjvaaferred there
yeaterday. That tnatitutiaa now
haa eighteen caaea under treatiaent
and today dlaobarged IU flrat pa-
tient aa cured.
Tb deatha today war: Joaeph
Caldalera. Joaeph Burling aad Nan-
cla Marina.
s
t
a
(Asoelated Press Report.)
New Orleaoa. July SL AJthouffto the aa-
ofrtciai reports made public today showed
a larger oumber of deatha than yesterday.
warn there were only two death and the
appearance of a number of new cases tne
taea eC ecteaoe who are warring ajfaiast
tbe yellow fever ended the oay s la Dor
boo tid en i that the sit um tloa waa weU In
laand&and that there waa no Imraediata
praapnet of lta becomlug alarmliag. To
day' report of y es tarda y ' s prugreas of
the disease shows that Lh entire aeetloa
Canal street was free from a sin
gle new oass and that the fever waa only
spreading In the poorer habits tk as of the
downtown eeetioa. with new cases Iso-
lated except ta the heart of the French
axarkaH quarter.
The health authorities continue to hold
that the plague mains an Italian tnrec-
tloa. all but two of the twenty-six cases
being of that nationality. Almost without
exception since the bealanlng of tbe dis-
ease those who have rallen victims hare
beea of the poorer classes of the popula-
tion many of them not long residents of
the United States and therefore unaccli
mated. For several years past the plant
ers of LoujUnaaa have been replacing ne-
groes with Italian labor sad there baa
been a steady flow of Immigration from
SlcUy and other parts of Italy to Loulsi-
Matty el these Immigrants hare ra
the ctty. finding employment
the peddling; of fruit or In the unload
tnff of Teasels at the fruit wharres. It
i among these that the fever appeared
first and ta their tack of aoellmatlntljn
and the Inadequacy of their treatment
has beea larwely due th heavy mortality
that haa characterised th prvseat visita-
tion of the scourge.
Today's deaths have been Italians. In
wo or more lnatancea in the past two
days deaths have been reported of per-
wbo were only reported the day pre
vious as havtour taken tbe fever. These
have beea couceaJed caaea. which the
energy of the officials witb the assist?
aace of Italian societies haa disclosed.
FIRST DEATH AT HOSPITAL.
The first death In the emergency hos
pital occurred today The hospital was
opened yesterday witb thirteen eases ani
that number was added to today. Into
tbe hoapltal are being sent the wars
found without comforti or medical
ttendance In their borne It is expect-
therefore that the mortality ta this
Institution will be unusually high.
In order to remove any Impression that
lay exist In the public mind that ail the
tses of yellow fever are not balnc re
ported the city board made tbe folJowloic
announcemeut today:
Up to now cnaaes reported te tbe
city board aa suspicious and oc-
curring la tbe Infeeted locality
have been renwrted as such to the
State beard but have been treated
aa yellow fever while rmavea report-
ed aa snsnlcKms la other localities
are Investigated siior to report to
the State board. In future how-
ever all cases reported as suspi-
cious will be tavern Lata led be fere
being reported te the Stat board
irrespective of locality
a umber of the case iwnorted todav
were shove Canal atreet. Oae under ob-
servstioa Is that of a nurse- who bad ren-
dered hajtroee ssrvlcs la nursing the un-
f or t unates In the heart of t he infected
French market district. During her em.
plwynarnt she waa Mtten by saooquttses
and appareatly has contracted the dis-
ease. The other eaaaa have also beea
traced to tbe original Infection and the
authoaitiea today said claey had not yet
received reports of any cases that were
net tmceable. aa was that reported at
Tampa. Fla . aad those reported at sev-
eral points In 1 nnlsssia.
The State board of health met today
and finally oidered a Quarantine of the
State Sags i net the city. That action be-
came absolutely mc senary la order t pro-
tect all points In tbe State outside of New
Orleans from being quarantined by Ala-
bsffiB. Tw(i eftd slawlvvfaap( 'T'trv pr
Is bee asd ene town In another parish
were granted commualoatioei with New
Orleans. They are eonUjpioaa to the city
many of their people do business here anl
they would suffer ssove ham by baing
cut oft from the city thavs by having th
three States put HP the bars against
them.
THE STATE QUAJtAXTIKE.
This hi the prooiajnation issued by tbe
State board of health:
Resokved. That the State of Louis-
ana la hereby qumrantined against tbe
ctty of New Orleans and other infect-
ed -It lee in tbe State vis: Bunk..
Port IkiTow. near Delds villa; EJ Isa-
bel h pla n La tion. m I berrHle parish .
Ticinltv of Fort Sc Phillip; Dteunond
plaavtatton. la St. Cnsvrles parish and
Bowie In Lafewcfc parish; but Lo-
calities near tbe city of New Orieana
which shaS apply to the State board
of health for eemmuTttenulen with that
city will be ailosved to do so but nall
be quarantined against by the balance
of tbe State.
IocsJitis which have thus fax ap-olltf-d
for open communication with the
city of New Orleans a nd have been
granted earn are ot Tammany par eh.
Dernard parish Plaqueintn nar-
lri. Jefferson parish and the town of
Hammond and Pear hat
Peorhatowla tn Tangi-
patvaa parish.
In order to bring tbe Louarlana State
board of health through its members.
Into close and intimate touch with every
(.nriion of tbe State th following was
adopted -
Reeved. That the district medkcaJ
taiepeU'Ts (members of the State
board of health are hereby delegated
bv the State bord of hearth t have
supervision and dtrvlon over aA
of yellow fever which saay sceur
In their respective districts and to
hreoe ail fre-essary hMtrwctlona to local
a jthoritiee ao well as to tb ervtt aa-
thotitle InstrticUVms havs boea losmg to crti-
xens generally to spill pvomptry any
raa- of Ita.iiaas who move Into new
neiaborbooda. ao thai they nav
i y be re-
save Va.-
rurrx-q io iMaawasas aaaa -ta
rated or to isolated aarflana la aorta of
that Is eel no
af tne 1 In nana
Sreatly
frternimed aaa a
out of the
Tn ml
te testirkav-
ataib Mm
ar atill
Mega cavwosv.
aWasatepi BlalBOrftMw
ooa of ta are wawaaaaaUaM
it
X ti' T
Recorder All tl Th
Trrr-.r
Wfl 'flxki
Ntmbcr of DeTelopmait5--AD
aV!j - a t t
uijgiijdU roini or imeotoa. Kv;
mry because New Orleans peopl fcuf.ee
bean rnem line to all sorts of methoAa to
Vet Into the Stat in gome oases hey
r charted with rtdlita t the Stat- Una
suss aasemDarsing ana men supping; quiet
ly over lb un
TRiED TO R UNQ U AJtANTWB.
An ttttqmpt to tub the qixaitlnd W
ultf4 dtMstdTWMlr today t or m 0 -foo-
1111. on of th laraest oanttara na
South and a ptxiAlnent resident of Blaax?
Mtox Mr. Joullan wan caught In L-oah-lan
when tb quarantine was pat on. Bo
thousht bo might reevch big bocn by
water nmto without aooounteringr th
us ruwse siibow
MloBslppl guard
the coast however
promptly asnt to th
When ho tended
-as swigs sad
promptly sent to th quarantine station at
Ship nwlru la tho gulf for ten daya. Tel-
ew tevsr oases are said to be now in
oetenuou a th IsUand. When ho to
leased Mr. Joullan will be tried for vio
lating th quarantine laws.
Two New Orleans oosnnwelal travelers
tried to get Into Biloai by baek tracking
from AUtvota. When they stepped from
the train they were Immediately recog-
nlnd and appnhended. They acoepted
tn prmiejr or return uvg to Atlanta.
The Illinois Central railroad have of
fered special trains to the officials to en
able them to enforce th quarantine roanf-
Advice received today ts to th often.
that Mississippi has no lntantiom of
stopping? frelfht from New Orleana.
SHOTGUN QU ARAN flNBatS.
Owing to tho Increasing' numbsr of hwsl
quarantines. It la practically
to go twenty miles through
without a health certificate. Not onlT la
Mississippi but In Louisiana th sltolTg?wa
quarantine la again in evidence.
there Is evidence of th revival af tba
panic of seven or eight yeara agn. Mean
time New Odeauo settling dowa with
Increasing faith In the moequKe theory
and except for tb quarantine and tho
news in the papers strangers arriving
there would have no evidence of th
prevalence of an unusual ITlneas bjsro.
Kx tensive repaflona had been audi
here and throughout Loutalana for U
annual reunion of th Louisiana division
of Confederate Veteran and Sons of Voc;
erans at Lafayettr. La neat menth
Owing to th fact that th whole State
haa now been quarantined agaihac New
Orleans and that number of Interior
towns are quainUning- sgnlast each
other. It to on than probable th re-
union wll have to be abandoned.. unle
in the meantime there Is a nutertaf
change In tbe fever situation. A stniUaf
condition prevails In Mississippi. TM
Confederate rv union In that Stale had
been set down for AusTust 14 at Jack-
son but owing; to tb quaarantmes a poatT
ponement Is cofisideared probable.
The marine hospital naa accumulated
large supplies of sulphur alcohol aad
pots to be used to tbe fumigation - of
steamboat- detention campa houaon eta.
"We sre only fumlawtiag to kill mssn
qulue' said Dr. H. White of tho Mr
rine hospital service. "I want to reaaauro
every business man oo that subject. - If
tbe business men want freight fumlgoaod
It will be neeeeaary for thesa to da tM
themeelves. I am fully- to aooord wibk
my bureau- oa the subject which haa
given me Inst rue (ions from Washington
today."
Rev. Seveeiy Warner general superla-
tendent of tbe volunteer work In the vari-
ous wards today issued a letter to tb
executive officer of each ward asklna
that dally reports be submitted to hint
of what haa beea accomplished the pre
ceding day the number of cess poo Is etc.
treated cisterns oiled and screened and
such other details as wtTl assist the
board of health tn an exsct knowledge
of tbe situation.
TO EDI CATBl MASSKS.
In order to bring before tb masses of
the people tbs experiment in Cuba and
elsewhere which hare brought the whole
medical fraternity Into agreement on the
mosquito theory th PTogriasIrs Union
today gave to the printer much of th
subject matter contains! In th report
of Major Walter Reed of the United
States army printed at Wassdnctoo and
showing- the drastic tetrta of the theory
near Havana and QuotnaOoa Cub There
la also being circulated a statement by
Prof. George iloyer. professor of biology
In Tulane university or tbe experiments
st Vera Crua which wao long a yellow
fever pesthole end which has not put Into
effect a quarantine ajsnlaat Neb Orleans.
Prof. Borer was a member of th United
States commission which conducted the
experimeats there. He said:
"I assert unqiiallHedly that If two sets
of sen. We or MOO In each body be taken
all nonimmuneand put In two-wire
screened cage and a Fellow fever mos-
quito which has bitten a sulTerer put
Into oo of heao caa-es as many
men In that cage aa It Wteo are
liable to have yellow fever. If on
man la this cage has It and a little s-r-rm
ui 7ww irfTT mosqusaoes is
in
tn cage t is very Ukel;
wari w UBvAPi w a.rarar ma wa i
UM CSbKS
cmhB-j wus e iu iz in otner cage
kept saongssd the Infected o rye. if
be
ot men breath the same
sir. If they tatarchaag food and water
If they touch each others hand not oue
sti-gie on to tbe emg kept free frcm the
mosquitoes will con tract tb disease.''
iraocoN SURPRISED.
Tbe marine hoapltal service ran up
against a surprise at tb tow of War.
104. where it was proposed to establish
t ho detention camp for the Lou is v Hi e
and Nashville railroad. That town la mi
the Mississippi coast adjoining Bay St.
Levis and both had loen clamorous for
tb open door Surgeon Whits having se-
cuffwd permission from Dr. Hunter to
establish th camp there made all bis
sxraagenienu and aent a train over ihi
awa BBAAd a. a a i.aa ua; iiail UU equiprneni
They were stopped ou tbe outskirts .f
the town aod the mayor lofermed them
they could not establlah the camp there
Th board of supenrlsoro of tbe county
afton refused to allow It within the Hmiu
of tbe county. Efforts were then made
to secure a location on this side of Pearl
rrver at Dunbar but tboy failed there
other plans an beta; formulated wbioh
may crystlUoe tomorrow.
Surgeon White went today to Harriman
to complete nrrangetnemts for the camp
on the Illinois Central fUlroad. and alno
met some high ofneml of the Illinois
enmu oeyona ine niai une. j ni oiimp
will he In working order In a few dajs
Tho State boexd ot health today di-
vided the State Into diotricts comprising
half a dosen parishss oae with a tnedi
cal inspector to charge of each and win
at once lovewtigaie afl ruori od fporu
ot yeiiow
which
come
light ontafcte af th ear and that
part
of tha atai which i
w included in
tbe city for quarantln purpoaea.
Ir. ifrady aaa reaorteo tbe ruapertod.
cases at Fart Barrow aad Bayou (inula
as positive and today waa aent u Wag.
gamaa. In JeffaraoB parlatt. to run down
a rumor. Tb eaaa at Bowie baa alao
prowaa puatttva.
Tner is abaointaJr ao fswadauan ror
tb report of th cask near Morgan
City and that a body aad bouse had been
a aaa aaaa tnoroughiy lavasti-
HOLIER THAN THOU.
Attitude of Mobile Maddening ta
New Oriean.
(Hs-astoa 'lNast ateadaL)
Kaw Orissaa. Mr SL One of the aaone-
hax terHiatt af tba praaial eaarrgeacy
te Sba way aaa af bs frwat bnportlng
fbraaa bar aaa baaa staff otad aaawtTnli
aaaawa tU hw tn JaabU a
ago. clalmtno that. tbO buar-Jiitln
a-aviiQuoM were v aevrtf.
fn of i teia
ah ins aoosared at
Mobtia early la J ma
y it Ma Vltk v-
Or ta teas tew a
oral caaea of fare'
drag fllschartred an
on aoara. -in a
lajU TWtm Irlil trtat aihln
aeht to t ip
Island whar two rrwn died Of Y
tent.
-Kviownllw nnhlU.wil M raii-lA..
(Ion tilch war mor never lhaa Inoa
in rutw urraana. ror tnw una a anipa wer
ill vert ad a Kw- OH naa aad la eery
ehip on it arrival ban from faria Cor.
tea aapt oaptala to -on of. th i.
pltala WW b ilot after tour daya. Hat
death himiiiI twa dara Wba ite Mr
tu.e dootora ontno over aaa dlagoooed th
auapleloas aaaa aa rellAW feve bat thef
did not a to h hoapltal when thla JM
tain waa. aooaptur lh atateant thai it
waa aufferlaaT witb typhoid. It a bap.
i hi ned that arba. tha alvlav-tn.tranalt
rule waa put Into oTfaot. thla ln bad twa
ahlpa at a aad tn bead mt the firm
waa tb moat rjraatnv kMrvr droua
the board of health offlc at lta enforo.
ment. Nw ha haa ordered hla ahioa bank
to Muhlla aaa atoott aaa wan. amea taaaa
with opaa arm aad all otbara which
New Orleana ha drfra. awa with tb
al -.1 a V nil
And now eeanev' Sie RttM auttiotiSeS
hoMiraj p t-ui rroa iaoaiie.-a imam
of two auapfeloua caaea of fever on board.
The people of Now Orteaaa do not wlah to
or any oommanlty afflicted aa Now Or-
leana hi bow ao Would tkaf glory la tha
miafortiiD of any other: but they da r
aumeibDy obVSo.'SbeD1
oonvtctloa la th aateda t lb aaapla bar
that the afTUoUoB which that are now
.uttering la duo to that vary atrip
left two dead peopl at Ship Inland.
MEMPHIS BACKED UP.
Is to Maintain a Stria Quaran
tin.
(a ot a. tad rvaaa Haaart.)
Mcmplua July Ste-ly a rat af to a
the leg lain tire aoeradl of
on record lata today aa favoring a atrtet
quarantine aawtnaT Hew Orleana
other ferer-n footed Bolata. Tha qaaraa-
II n will beeona aaaratrr trained lately.
Thia aatlon t tb Bill
thartU In eatal
iaa-
llahlng a quarantln waa brought about
by two meetlni
Inn
here today. Th flrat
held In tb
mornnanu .aXtBjur'
Ahov? gja repreaantatlva dtteana wra
preaent aad reaolutlona war pre-" n ted
urging tn local authorltte to atahUab
quarantine. Merrnhia la la aplaadld aa ra
il at y condition ana tn anperienc oc ibvi
when aiaty or aaventy caaea of yellow
fever anpearwd ncr. ah owed to tba aati.
faetion of many that atwnphla bad neth
ig to tear .no I aver ' inat yei
rot under almost oorfect control.
It waa reoortod tedav that Helena.
Ark. and Vleaabuim aliaa.. had Quaran
tined agalr.at Mompnia because tnla ctty
declined to taka abatter action asatnat
New oriaana.
NATIONAL AUTHORITIES
Are Now in Charge of Gulf Coast
Quarantine.
(Aaanelated PTwaa Reoort.)
Washlaaton. July Surgeon W aad la
of the public health and alarm hoapltal
aervtc haa been placed tn charge f
all matter nertaialBg ta qaarantln a
the coaat af tb Otuf of Mexico oatsate
of New Orteaaa. aad baa takaa obarca
of the coaat patrol. Tb sacretary of th
treasury haa placed ax hla dlanoaal tb
evenue cutter W lnona. Lrr. rtaarun win
isaiat tha Stat author! tie of MhwaBatppi
In preventing the landing of veaeeia from
New Orieana and will hare authority to
aettd Buck. bbbIb to auarantlne at Ship
laland for de tan ttoa aad ramigauoa.
The ansumptloa of quarantine authority
or the National guv ei unent naa in aauio-
tlon of Oovraor Varaaaiaa and Baaator
Mmey of aflaartaaipei. who war aaaloua
to have the National bureau aaanma tha
whole re po risibility. Th matter of aup-
plying th loaal patrol In small places
will however be ten to the vartoua ouca-
itinltle.
STEAMER IS HELD.
The Sara toon Is Ten Days Out
train Belixf.
(Associated Prise Report.!
Norfolk. Vs.. July a-The Brtttea
at earner Saratooa. which Baited on July I
from Bella from which place tha yel-
low fver waa imported Into New Oriaana
pasaed In tha Virginia capoa today and
Ea being held la quarantine. Tb vtaael
waa en rout to Newport News. It waa
stated later that Um cantata of tb Tas
sel had about decided to put back to Baa
and proceed nortnwurd for coal at
sort where aha will net be held In
an tine It la eaid that the Virginia pilot
who boarded the Saratoon to bring her la
may not be allowed to land again.
CINCINNATI CAUTIOUS
May Decide to Put On a Quar
an tine.
(Associated Press Report )
Clndnnall. Ohio. July M. Health offl-
trs of Cinrlnnsavtl state that while they
have no fear that tb yellow fever epi
demic will reach Cincinnati it Is entirely
possible If a mosouito bearlnc the aerma
of tho fever should be brought here In
any manner or If yellow fever patients
should elude the quarantine regulations It
might break out. Dr. Davis has consult-
ed with the State health authorities and
will Institute a quarantine If the drcuni-
alance seem to point to the need.
BRUMBY TO ECHO.
Visited Detention Camp Across
the Sabine River.
Dr. W. M. Brumby city health offi
cer went to Echo yeaterday afternoon
to visit tb dele u tion camp that has been
eotabusfaed under the supervts-oa of tbs
Stat board of health across the Sabine
rlvee frwm that nines. It Is undeiwtood
tbat Dr. Brumby merely desires to In
form himself as to the methods that havs
been adopted at th camp and see Just how
hard It to for suspects to get Into Texas
if Indeed such a thing la possible. He Is
expected to rstarn to th city today.
KOHNKE WIRED ROSS
Concerning Criticism of the New
Orleans Authorities.
(Houston Post SfMelal.)
Nw Orieana July tL Dr. Kohak to-
day wired Dr. Rosa at Houston to know
la araatly what manner b bad uttered
of tb city health officer of
New Orleans and If the reported at te
rn tn evey neaun Board waa
Tantebt
tram Dr. ttoaa to thla effect: "I hava not
authorised any criticism of you." Dr.
Kanaka had aorhtaa; to say bat this
CERTIFICATES DO NT GO.
Mobile Will Require the Deten-
' tion of AIL
tad Press aaport.)
July S At a meeting of
th assamltl m af pubtl health hU tbte
aftmaaaa It waa rl wilted to accept no
Immune ea tlTicatea from any of tb
auaumatlaad place t enter laobtla city
or as aw ay. These peopl arm have to re-
maa ta th tenlion earns th aaan as
other aaopl Tb oomnaltta uthorlaad
th tea as ana af Identification certificate
aad this will ba issued frowi tba of fie
of tb board of baalta to all parUs wish-
ing them. .
.Sthotpm Quarantine. .'
July Si-rra Shrwat
BOtt
of health tbte aftlnnoa quax-
anUnew ngauriat all pstnts on th Te
aaa roaua isaajwH aaarta i
4 aaath Of AaaxanArla-
aaa .
asalaat Memphis later axf or.
t7e BaBv aTaa fW .fte.-
atuev apoi l a aBMSwa
bu affaat waar.
wrm'iSfURE imiNKms wATta
isstia thai
stner feveea. nana mtitmMmt aad
year
4tJStll
awvt-a r i-wi m sen p-
REiii;rr'TnTr:!
... .5.f .V .. t .' r. ij 'i
i 1 " ! 1
pASSENGmS Ta.Xt I FROM
tyM AlaAi30r
. . " . ;n - i c
On Arrival at New York aad Are
THttrPWilting bfcvrJ&afltrr
. (Asaseuhrd Fiaaa Rsort.V-
Hw Tata.; Jvtr m-tty.ffvpr-SW
twe;tn4aw flB(-r4 ;JlrBJt' th
aaaaM AJtmo fnm Qahailaa
d a ywltew fersr taa.atlo. aad wrq
transforrad tp Hoffmaa' tetebd ifap a
apanUuat. Only tea of thW aadthef tdr
bar tb high li amnalaia which hi tb
snOsyt5oa of tbo Tbrlww
adg ehUdran aad brothar far ateterai
io ifuad to pi aaparam r thti
rlatrrea and wh war te caaaoqaaaoa
aaat t b datMrtka. atettoa 'wrttb lb
abapacta. lfnr tha halt f (boss ra
ma-ad trosa tb
NO PASSENalU VftoS OALTWrfON
tHooatoa at SpacsU.
ObvbbbV tau Jury
tta AmaolataS Press dtepatol
Tork to tba street tbat tea.
th staanwhla aiaaia. wblcb arrtrod
bar sanaT frwm Cawl
t Mnftanaa laiaad a
id baah star I
pacta Stats Baalta OC(ter Tabor aad'
Ctty. Health Offlcar Tr aalimi iaalar tb
action of tba Nw Tork aatharttlas b-
aard and rhtayalaaa. TbaStaM boalth pt-
uwr waw aa ajuwmraunnr nave aaa
familiar with osodltiona la tetaad by
tha doctor la Qalveatsa ta deoouaalng
tb action aa a aerioua ifl action upon
Oalvwaton thte pert and tn whol of
aa- i Dg with ta attains Alata
te seven day out of Qalvealon and even
though it bad pa mange ra from Infected
eectiona of Louuuana. tb fever areold
hare developed befor tb explraiion of
ata day. ThM at earner sailed Iroaa Oal-
reaton laat BaUurda.. July 12 and whll
It bad a avnTltetat psamrurars. Thar
waa not oa paaaeruyer rrom lala'clty.
They came front all -parts ot tM State.
rum rwaweu. m. aa. ITmtnatoa. AJla.
and from Cailfornte.
Oalvestoa la In a healtsftr oondlUott
natar 1( aa ai ea par maa!
never ut tb kistory of th
been aa laan as at aisnaal Tha eltv la
uwe trom iu atno at lever aaa tn puy-
alctana her declare tb quaraaliatng of
ship from bar Is unwarrantable aad ab
solutely- alUy. Ta atatamaai la tb srwaa
uarpwrosew uai ovMT aaa ni in. paaata-
rera really bava high teraperatura. which
u tn first: Brnrntoma or tb yeHow
." la daaouaead a a aaoat ramarkabU
ata t a meat . from bar nhyaiciaa b
it u aaeal with yllow fo
yer to save raver aaa high
tar b
out porn temperature la
earatr a aura of yellow. Bhurua. Tb
Alamo saBed from her witb a dean bin
of health aad ao aasaauttoaa aboard aad
If any of tb aaawngaia contracted yellow
fever en route it must have bent at Key
Wast bat tb tatamiat la mad that tb
vessel did aot touch at Kay Waat so area
thla clew te without found ttoa.
City Health Officer True heart and ata a.
rteaith urneer. Tabor ar ntwaartaa
atatemeat to be aent eat by the Aaaa
a ted Prea denouncing tba InstauatkMi aad
reflection cast upon thla port aad city
aad atvteg exact eoadttlaaa. wfetch ar
eaieedlagly healthy tn tha aaa Wall Ctty.
STATBMBNTS SKITT OUT.
Tb following statement bar baaa aaat
ot tonarht:
"OsJveaton. Texas. July a -To Melrllla
a Stone bTanasr Aasex-iated Pre New
Tork City: .Nothing at aU resembling
yellow ferer haa occurred here tbia
nfortuarv iwnorta laat and thla
a how an eaas of any kind fever wharno-
ever waeamt an of wanar aattetlnar twwhaMT.
Saanamy. v. w. xraeMart M. 11. taty
aalth Pnraietwn KI rvw af rC
t-ounty rnyanctaa.
"l noilave abova statemsni sraanttttalw
tru." (Stewed) Oeorso R. Tabor Texas
State Haaltii OfTioer."
viveaion lexaa. July a. To Merrill
S aton. Oanaral Manager of Associated
PreaBa. New Tork rare: Tw i la I I
Prase dispatch thla evening referring to
about detention at New Tor nuaranttn.
ot psaavngers or ateemaatp Alamo from
Oalveaten will state avast aanphaticaHy
and poeittvebr ao ydtew fever exists la
tieivesion.
The foltewlasT laliiaiaia arse reeeivwal tn.
uay imm tne ageai Of in BIUD:
New Tork. July SI To J. ft. DenlaaaL
Agent. Oaltrcaton Texas: Tour telegram
received on arrival of th Alamo at auar-
.ii Liu aomor mauaa sorn paaa.B-
gera whose temperatures showed on ds-
I'w emrre nrnii on um n nUI UMHB
qaarsntine. our
ealBloa rise la tera-
otely by" exeltsancat;
para t ure caused
peile-ve all wiu be relaaiid tomorrow
Will advls farther tomorrow c. H.
Msllory Oa."
'Trust the Aaaniilale Pea aw will 4. ..
much publicity to th sbqve statement of
!- i na oone io tne meaem nation
of the reported dateatlon of paaaenirera
"1 icaasny Alamo. Wliltam 1 . Auatla.
M MASTER'S STATEMENT.
Mr c. H- tec Master president and
managing editor of the Galveston
bun spent teat night la Honvten. baing
en route East for a few weeks.
Mr McMaster called at' Tb Post ed
itorial rooms In reference to tb abova
report aent out by the Aaawctetad Press.
He stated that th special was shown
him shortly befor h left Gajveaton and
that though he know It to be unfounded
be took the trouble to mans tne rullaae
possible Investigation.
' ne matter m ararpey ndlculoua aatd
Mr. McMaster "It la absurd to an as
a shipload of nai.iii with vuw
fever could leave Galveston or ba col-
lected from any number of Texas towns.
1 aoon a I heard tb report I catted
tic tbe officii ot lh Mailory Una th
Alamo being a boat of that line and read
the telegram to J. a. Dmteoa general
agent of that Un. Mr. Panlaaa stated
that tha ship had been raaortaal as h.
Ina : arrived I at New Tork at nooa today
with nothing out of the ordinary Intl-
Mr Denlsnn run haw mtmA a.i
her OOuld ba ao noaadhi imMwU r
apprehenalon regarding th paaaanger list
that wat oat oa tbat ablp. Is th aaopl
cam from widely different section of
Texas and adjoining territory. He had
tha r avenger list read to ma and-they
were from airsoet all sections of Taxaa;
Bom from Arteoaa aad New Mexico He
aatd that ha would at encc tall th soat.
iev mv wim an sxauory un general of-
fices In New Tork bp wir and explain
telegram
by Dbona.
Mlata
Health Officer Tailor by phone. Dr. Tabor
was at tha tie- at th beat quarantln
Btsttoa hi Oalveatoa harbor. He said that
tn ining was aeaKitrsir at fly; tbat ft
waa absolutely nxinoaaibla for m.thlaa
soeh aa th telegrara had aaajnwted td
have occurred; tnat he waa thorrrsarhrr
advised aa to tba health anealltlonaT a
Ton and Oalrcstoa at th preaeat time
and atated tbat he would b pieseedto
joto Dr. True heart the Oalveston health
offloer la a atateenent to tb effsot tbat
thrra hi a pooalbUlty of user belrur aat
thins Hk. yellow hrmr tSSk tni
Anus that aaMnated tn Txaa. aad thai
the fear of tn New ToraiaaaU. Ire
sbsoiulaly
TRS PASSBNOKa UBT.
t-saaaklp Alaaw I"; f. Armrr
Balled for Tfrw Tork wnh tha
Tb
toUowias Bat Of cabte kateansitu
San AataBha--Mte Sarah Robb Mr. B.
U Carter Mr. awte Oarur. Mrs. AS'
B- (rtwdwte Mlas )uXraa Cnrtir
Mr. and Mrs. H. fJSrta.TSuV laoaate
ohor Mr. C. H. Waterboass.
ML5i5wi!' fn-v Hl-
g acsy -Mr. aadjM. Jaasa 1 Mtatr
eaaaban-Mra rJL. Jtrelt.. Mr auaa .
Oornam. Mr. Charlos H. AbW
Oraasw.1 Mr. Moss Levy Mr. iHtry
Mr. D. Moastbar Mr. U Ruhaatala bar
Oaoras CalL MrJ. la Butiav- .j-' j
Marlloe-Mr. C. C. Coleman. ' u
riiiisaaew.a-saisa aaary uaitnerv ear e. VI.
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HOUSTON. TEXAS
H- Brans. Mr. A. freaanwy Mr. a L.
Brenhaaa. Mr. L. C Batwrts.
Secuin--Ms. r. M. aOaaka.
HaJJetawrfrte. Mr. aad Mrs. A.
hoff. Mlas a aVatcbBiaa .
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New Tork. -Mr and Mrs. W. I. Harn-
ner. Rev R. Btehra.
Um Angetea. Cat-Mr. J N.( Heron.
OP SMALL AVAIL.
Quarantitre Against State Won't
Be Lifted.
(Houston Peat Bpactal.)
New Orleans July M. Tb Issuance of
tb proclamation af quarantine for tha
State againat tb ctty wttl aot relieve tb
situation la tb slightest dear becaua
naltber Ttxaa nor Mississippi will raise
lta quarantine againat tb State now tbat
bo many cases have developed at different
part over th Stat.
The campaign of education on tn mos-
quito theory baa made wonderful progreaa
la the past few daya The average auaa
haa not grasped tb whol principle In-
volved. bat be has taken It on faith aad
la carrying out the regulations for screen-
ing and oiling with wonderful energy -Tola
of course haa been accelerated by
tb work of the ward and preelact olHba
and the organised force of tbe board of
health and If the gait new sat hi kept op
the whole city will be oiled or acreened
rnskte of a week. One ward aaa actually
aamJaal IK. WATk all lie ill
There la natnrally much suspicion
against all Italians aad every time any
of them appear In a neighborhood the
aufhorltle ar notified and they are
routed out and then- movement traced.
If they had come from the infected dis-
trict they ere kept under obearentloa.
On ward tb Fourteen tn. baa declared a
quarantine against thtn absolutely and
the people will not permit say mor of
them to tax ap wear laniuiniii tner.
IS NOT ALARMING.
Btari chard on the Situation
in
IiOiiiiiana.
(Aaaoctetad Press Report
Cincinnati. Ohio. July S In tea pons
te- a requeet of the Tlnsaa-Btar of taw
city. Governor Bum-hard ant thla sarn
ie tsacamlng tbe yellow ferer attua-
oa:
Baton Rouge. La. July X4.-1 don't re-
Grd the yellow raver ertoatMwi na isnR-
i but rxaggeraled and aternhut re
st ine rur inu dhhv a.Mi .mi-
lted by medical men In tbe med-
ic af the aoreraaient. experi
enced In yellow fever mattera. are coping
witb 1 th situation. 1 ne snajnacipsa w
hoettlas ta New Oriaana. an exrtiu
every effort known l anlence tetamp
out th pest -oaring no expenaa. no
caaiun for panic I regard tb action
of
surrounding
State In . quarantining
a. 1 na ins
hole State af Ixraisrana aa
unreaeonabte and aaAast pleldlna pop-
ular clamor bas-d on tbe nnlcky condi-
tion always attendant upon th ptmt ap-
preach
r yeiarw ivear.
N. a Blendbard. Oovernor.
THREE DEATHS
From tbe Ferer Rerjorted frool
isuimua.
(Associated Pre Report.)
Waafcloarton. Julr BV The laUuButa
casal conrmla-aoa today reafrS a aabhv
gram from Oovernor Magoon. reporting
tare death freen yaltew fever a fol
lows: jaeoo nMOf Alawraraaa wwn
whoa bom was at Ptttaburw Pa.; Alfred
Bron. aa Americaa empiay. both died at
Colon; J. C. BathtlaaAV Aaieneaa em-
ploye wba hoaa we at O-n-vva W. Va.
dlei at Cwtebra.
" " Kvrprpar Colda . '
Laxatrr Bremo Qornln. IrorhVwId
Cold Cure remove in oaus. Call Cor
ruu Bam ana asea tor signauBr t at.
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317 leUiiv at.
W.L. DOUGLAS 3HOE3
Ccir:n:crct2l National Bsnk
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THE WEATHER.
(Associated J-reaa atcaort)
Waahlpctpa July S Kaat Texaa TmU
fletwrday Aad Sunday: tight to fresh
aaath at wlada.
West Texas. Oklahoma and Indian Ter-
ritories Fair Saturday and Sunday.
Louisiana Showers Saturday. Suaaai
fair; light to fresh aoutbwaat wbtda.
Observatloas taken by tb Unttad Stata
area tner bureau at I p. fa.. 7ath meridian
time: Tempera tar: Rain-Stat of
Btauona .
tail weatbar.
Abilene ...
n. cldy
Pt- cldy
Rain
ciear
Pt. etdr
Clear
Clear
Claar
Cloustr .
Clear
Cloudy
itata
t-cm
Cloudy
Pt cldy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Amarlllo
Atlanta
corpus Christ!.
Davenport
Dodge City
El Paso
Oalveston
JacksOBvllle
Ksnsaa City ....
Memphis
Montgottrary ....
Nashville
New Orleans
North Platte ....
Oklahoma
Palestine
San Antonio
8t. Louis
St. Paul
Vlcksburg ...
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For tb twenty-four hour ending at t
a. am.. TMb meridian time:
Temperature. Kain-
mationa
Abilene
BalUugwr
BeevllI
Blanco
Brenham
Brown wood
Corp ns Cbrtetl ...
Corsica na
Cuero
Dallas
DubUn
Port Worth
Oalveston
Greenville
Heam
Henrietta
Houston
Hunts-villa
Kemnile
iaunpeaaa
Longview
Latins
Mexla
Kacogdoches
Paleatln
Perl .v
San Antonio
San Mar ooa
Sherman
Taylor
Temple
Tyler
TJaoo
Waxaheebl
-Weatnerford
Wharton ......i...
Means
. Not Included la i
W 14 .W
m .oo
Ti M
at Ta At
H M T
ei M .00
.
(7 n .
M 74 .01
w .at
M 74 .
M T M
M Ot .01
XI 7 T
.)
M 74 .04
78 (4 . at
80 74 .00
M 72 .00
ntS M
T
at 7t M
Max. Mm. fall.
. 74 .0
. M 71 . .
M 71 .0
. M TI .0
H T4 .
. 100 70 .K
. m n .ta
M 74 .0
.96 7 .
. M T4 " .0
TI .0
. t w .te
. m a t
. m n a
w n .3
. W T4 M
. M 74 W
M 74 .0
TI .01
. at -0B
K .m
T4 M
at 71 .
a) TI M
te Tt .ot
. -at 7 .
. M TI .
.SI Tt .00
. W T7 .00
4 Tt .ao
n n .
. M 71 .0
.17 71 W
. Ti .0
rr ti .o
. - W .te
I
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Central Btattona Tempai at Rahbe
atauoaa. report g. Max. at in. fau.
Ataanta . .. . -. - iv e a.
Aufuata U M T
Chsrfrstoa. ...... I M 71
Sihreatoa ........ xt M 71
ttle Rock 1 71
Memptate 14 at 7
i
Mobil v... 1 n m T
Montgomery M M 70 .
New Orieana .... II M 74 M
Oklahoma M M- TI T
Savannah 1 M 71 .H
Vlcaaburg 11 M 71 M
WlUnlrarten 1 M m 41
To Drive Out AtalaHa
. And Build Up tha tyum
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Tonic xoa knew waat
a
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r nt tatassL Ta j
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bete aad tte lra. anilda as tt Brail.. -Seid V'
1. JiaiL. a. aw awaaa. ' aaa -
.DfI!3iiaR16'cfirriefy-
Wrearry m aaa critapfcU-wlwir a '
Dallaa. V Oat aaayai.l?taa wblprlarn
food fooda at Iks toweat Brirmv.'Aak
br ilrrMllA.'rrf'ntlOs'tljd wj will
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