Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 795
ronted theFrench was malaria and yellow fever. Men died by thethousands; and upon hearing of the terrible diseases,others refused to take their places. So, at last, workceased, although France lost millions of dollars. When America took up the work it was easier. InCuba a commission, composed of… … IN SUMMER-TIME. BY SALLY KNOWLES, AGE 12(SILVER BADGE) prove the theory, Carroll and Lazear both exposedthemselves to the bite of a mosquito, and both died.These and other sacrifices proved beyond doubt that themosquito carried the germs of the dreaded diseases. This discovery having been made.…
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