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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 3 (1901) (1901)

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ellow fever is unknown. Other conditions must prevail to produce law. The strain upon the women who had been left py those who are afflicted. From a military standpoint behind was fearful to behold, and malaria besides the presence of = man. We must have man present the wife of one of the guards… … without the intervention of the to keep the Papago interpreter and mosquito. The idea that malaria is others of the tribe at a distance, it is also important, since in some localities 40 or 50 transmitted by the air or drinking water is purely a for the mere sight of these inimical tribesmen threw…

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