' autumn ill
I.
EVERYBODY “CAN HAVE BEAUTI-
FUL HAIR NDWIIM they don't!
have to wsiiwoblilfltlmnl
dither. You will notice msvltod' Improve- .
moot alter the very first spplicdllesr. IV.
V D derino lid and
"n shit. V II
dental ls "
hihfltingsndlile -- .
III-slides. it is ~
myto
Indus
only it to the sele'
Wilmette. s
.‘M‘It.
tildssir d
multimillion M 2 .
' IT y from Colilornis writii'
highs.” Imn mus 10mm!“
“"9
lesbian» I
ll
'sn'I
I“ Iii-tithe”: hum
'1;le l‘s‘ixtb‘l. ms l
'3' [null-In: y that! lists es
and of r as snubs In
“sum I. .s.
This Great Heir-Grown,
mg tuned, up now
at all dru is in three
Dan nerd In We
will send surge sample free
rtugninsliwsnme ho
nidu ream
IssIIIss M 00.. "it:
With their nuns 'sntiI address
Ind lilo in silver or stamps
town»
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AMENDMENTS TO CORPORATIONt
‘ TAX. *
Beermry MsoVsaph Figures Out a'
“fluid Important Changes In l
- Working of the law. i
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16. -—lmportunt
améudments to the regulations gov-
erninx‘ the collection or the corpora
tion to: have been approved by Sec
rotary Mcheash and will be crucial-
ly announced today.
Principal among the changes Is a.
proVIsion for the deprecistion of.
mines. oil or gas Wells and other de-l
posits of nature. '5
Other- ainendments affecting (10-.
preoistlon are: Depreciation of at
company stock is a less to the stock-3
hold." but not a loss to the company ,
is it and cannot be allowed as ai
ddiic on.
Boduction on account of deprecia-
tion of property must be based on thol
lifetime of the properti its cost and
am V‘lilo ind its use.
Good will represents the value of a
business over and above the \aIuo of‘
the proportv and is thaIgeaIIlo only‘
no capital Investment account and is
not allowable deduction tIoIn the in
come. ,
Removal of tiinbui lililll limits
merely by cutting uill not he :Ittm:
ed as a (lt‘liH‘tlll on but ulll b. ton
soldered a change i {mm of assets
The other agreements affect mun)»
classes of corporstions
Charitable Institutions supported ll
Ivoluutary contributions or state up
proprtatious sin b exempt from tax.
Building and associations
Mhioh lend money to others thatt
member! are not thereby removed
lrom the exemotod 'cius.
Pensions void by corporations to
retired employees or their tamities or
others dependent upon them Oi on
Will. of Inltirl'es received will be
proper deductions under "Oldlnilil'
no becausry capsules.” but gifts or
mtultlo s to employees of u corpora
tins will not he allowed to that class.
Wall loads for purposes can-
villi the oporstlon of a prop
when limited in charitsble Iu-
ions. hospitals or educational In-
uotod foo tho benefit of
bssllctved' as a detlut-
Ir '
a
W
“bottoms Itouows A com
butnever follows the use of Foley s
, 'Wll shocks thke
1M”
%&0., “yo: d“'lpconw'k raci-
M%% whom. ”a w“
One bot~
'l‘sr complete
“you
its titan vnna
, lbw-The man who
rick .De pehcy Vau-
u been I”triad for
the thus.” of Willium
was convlétod
‘ VI ~ I» to three years
u- I son of the
rill t and by this
Taylor. the
' 0iuh..,to
to to the
I l’
.' . urgent-t to-
3. “to;
s s
«Jointly... tum lIsti‘
"?~}u‘.
and we can
.IIPIrtove
It '!
‘i‘llle"iiit'ttit7ti abouts Modamr (ligu'
llurgtort’, of Now i'orlt. in tho costume
of ll Pension lill" oi‘ bush mutt. This
walnut .V\i.'ul itilt‘ Hm. :tott uiil “0m
ii In": t 0 input l-nli. :4 my I:..iml"
!,'II,I limit Hi .\lJ‘:-'. \\. \ (Milli: .4 l‘t‘liitlf
Il\ 31:71, at .:;:;u II. III. ll'tu‘ the l't't‘lllll
ton will lIt‘ Sili‘\t‘il. iilmttt Infill. Tickets
are 7.3 routs und may IIII brought ut. the
library or of tiny uwtnbcr of tho (‘Iviv
Ifiuuuo.
TOO YOUNG TO KNOW WHAT IT
MEANT TO WED.
8o Cour-t Finds in Annuiilng Marriage
of Hannah DaVenpOrt and John
Morris.
A sudden Im’pulse and Hannah Dav-
enport Morris and John 1“. Morris.
both of Stamford. went away and
married. Site bud soon it} summers
and he 19. They secured their mur-
rlage license from the usslstunt town
clerk of Stamford and wore united by
Justice of the Peace Francis a. Tip
pen, of the same town. Though they
raced into double harnesu with II quick
step. they repented the quicker. Pub
outs of both MB“ In. stormed and
worried, but they were too late They
were but children and did not realise
what they had done. ,
Finally Willient B. Davenport rath-
er of the girl wife. brought prooeedlnxl
in the Superior Court to have the
marriage contract ‘annullsd The
youthful husband did not object. Now
Judas Milton A. ahuquy III the 8b-
perior Court has given decislon de-
Iuiu *
Town Clerk Smith's Records
Show There Were 'l‘hir- ‘
teen Marriages
'l‘lItiI‘tI new. during lln- mouth of
Junltui‘y, in tho mum of Not'wulit, ac:
cording to llli' hooks in the otlltro of
thu‘town t'icI-It. :l-I births. I3 marriages
and it deaths. 'I‘hus It is seen that
the populutiou of the town was do.
creased soven for the month, the rec
ord of deaths being somewhat ununuui.
tiutlca for the month of .liIIItIut'y:
Births.
I ~- li‘l'lii’lk Alfred, to Alirod and limb
(llutse.
2g-llulph, to llnlph und Mary it). Lu-
(.‘roix.
2-~-Atlelbt-I-t Stanley, to (home A.
unit llt‘llil It}. Mulltln. '
3~littbett [.00 to Eduard utttl ilelen
Williums.
ii Elvira. to John and Chtiutinu Sun
lotollu. .
7-——Annu May. to Andrew und lilor-
cute Kotleauton
iiwlloatrlce Mylo. to Lewis A. and
Olive ll. I’otklutt.
8 llairiot lil‘stlwt.
Funny I‘IIIvlu.
ii-~\\'Iiiiqu It.
be itichurdu.
ll~--(lrnce lint-riot. to David uIId (‘luru
Sturgos.
lit-Illichurti Edwin.
Mary llunt.
lbw-Muriel lsnhoil.
IIIIhy Anderson.
.til-~llauuhtcr. to Edward and Kittie
Connolly.
l‘.l~-Robrrt Edgar. to John and Jessie
ltyun. '
ltwltuth illosuom. to Iteeves l). and
Lizzie Iiuvt-II.
14 -Vcru It‘loru, to Leslie and Eliza
zeth ii‘uut.
lip—Frances Muy. to Hurry and Anon
tinderhlil.
16~~>Mlldren hello. to (leorge and Edith
Miami.
to Joseph and
to William II. and Lil-
to ltlrhurd uud
to ii‘rcdcrlck tthd
l?—-~-iiosle. to Tom and Angeline Do-
censure.
18I (‘InIrIet-I, to .loltn .l. and Mary Mil-
lcr.
liiwdoaephino Mury,
Josephine Lyons.
Iii-Iliurjoric lv‘ruuocs. to Albert and
Mary Stumpt'
30”~'Sltlllt‘_\’ lltil
Wilson.
2t)—--\’i'lnnlfrcd t‘uroiino.
Currie Ilunl’ord. I.
2i~~licnluntin lluronpot't. to George F‘.
and Kuthcriuc Ilctta.
22-Muric Luiglu. to Pasquale and
(‘urmeiu Romano. 2
25-Lester William.
”(Alum (Hoguuwcll JI’
iieury it‘loid. to Thomas und Edith
:Poncll
liouithy Mary,
Ilurry.
to Michael and
to Etncat and Edith
to Fred pull
to William and
to lumps and Mary
"“"iI‘IIIIIuI‘IIItIIII °
Foilowluu is tho but of the vital atu- .
b
intoIo to Slow and ltoso Kttoainu.
:it George I’uuqunllo. in Charles and
HI illinu ( ‘.ltnurrio
\onu Mli)‘
ScottVll
Ly
that I am not bro on down with
L care of my
your if
no bwkaxthe and d
will take so I have.
alerts; the martian null and void.
and allowing the girl wife to assume
her maiden name. The court ssys:
"iisnush Morris was too young to
realise the seriousness of the marriage
relation. and upon sudden impulse
consented to be married. The msr‘
’risxe wss wiemnised without the Con-
unnt of her parents or the parents of.
the defendant. .
a...»
w-
532.000 FOR OTAMFOHD.
Harbor Improvements Invested to Is
assumed Next Month.
William 3. Buckley. chairman of the
Transportation Committee of the
mail by the sovsrumsnt oillctir In
org. of harbor Improvements in this
trict. that of 3'40. 000 appropriated
WEI" Milo ltlven. Btsmforti. Booth
- rt. Greenwi and Weapon harbors
.3 e lowest title: for this wort: Is the
time easing dummy. whose
taper run for brain-Ii!
. The nootrsot will probshly
modem .tliis. «may. which is
pistol tonsil s M snarl! as the
' usr pur'iilits. pro nest month.
wont involved In. id is tits
_ rs plotlon tho list the
“Elbert snob. rome-
tho channel limits at tits
h m to I» moved. all
thereoncl on oi this work. dismount
Ihu‘llfn' till he prestiy Improved.
fitsuiford host-d or Trade. has been in- '
in“: “ quimnu. 1:6
I'd fisusstuclt river. M 000 will he
: suitable for the completion of the
rlt phoned tor iismtord harbor. ’ .
it in the house.
mobs them well. 9 dost-do
painful, irregulsr pigtails, and it
fulfilling“)
Scott Michal}.
When shown such limit!” sud relisbtspt'odffhst Lydi- It.
Pinkhnm’s Vegetable Compound res
sensible women
would also benefit her if suffering the unis!“
.. one emotion m omnrdnto mom
wouldn’t any
Elwood. Ind.
.. I %mlk.
‘ii'l
to. toe and I‘ IIIII-mt- (To. ”
.iT‘x. n...,,...
---“1 Want to hell
did khaIn‘ s Vegetable
one too. I live on o farm and have when *
hurd.f Lam ”forty-liveflesrsoid,“ smthsmothsr
anype clothinkillt
ybutliciith I'laymgooaun'luu. mm
some
is (loot pound,snd thuthe
in; ins for them if the
smITcsroely sVor witho‘ul;
I “twill alsothstlthinkthonsisnobemr
found dot young girls to build
Marriages.
twlt‘i'anh Thomas Signor to
liiltJlCcIS MCMIIUBJI.
lwlletity .‘2ttIItiii Mouse” illltl Mut'y
qun h‘itusiunum
.3 llouoplt liuuas itllil .luliu Leiui
lCthWlllil Heisman and l‘llllt'l Ii‘ylcs
t‘huilos. h‘iett-het SteIIinu mid
llell A; K clot.
7—Jumss Immtd and Julia (ltIlger
Fiedorid‘lt Nelson Smith and idlsio
Hlilurthu Schumann.
wwijlmer ii. Josuelyn and Marie M
l.euotaity.‘.
LII-mt‘liarles llayky and Elizabeth Me-
moth.
J‘I~l<‘tanh (lretsk and Anna Mlliulks.
2f.«tlignori A. Ilobexty and Lucy I).
Sweet.
Jii mlildwm'tl 'l‘ltnmutt (‘luury and Nollie
MuMaun.
iti~~NIcholuu llDl‘Wilill and Elizabeth
Qt'u \‘or,
Anna
Deaths.
Unto. Y. M. I).
l-~(‘Ililll'l88 Adolph Orlicb...ii2 ii I
1...,(;00_ Lawrencel.tI('ItwnoIl.‘Jl i 4
I~I- ltlmline Juno \‘I'l‘t‘ki‘s ....f.9 l 22
It «lest-Ha Mursulko ....... :ll
.3~-Mury iiolcu Mouugliuu. .36 125
II I~Iilury MCUlllill ......;...i30
i-«Ooorso Day ............ ill 10 23
{wilcr title it..llrowr~r ..... «iii I3 28
5~—~ilunel (Fonolly ......... 79
ti-MIIoothroyd li‘t‘lll'llli') ..... IL.
9- ~liottha Mary lloffmun. I II it
ltlmhlichael Nutak ......... I; It 4
iii—~ltdwurd Francis “may .40 iii
to Milly iluhnuh lilist .. .42: :l
I! IAnnn Louiai‘i‘lottm' ..... or. Ii
Iii Ferdinand i‘luyiia ....... 7i :2 w“
t:I—-llcnjuml' 'layloi ....... 78 ii 2
lienriottn llIIIt-r ........ 70 it 2!.
liI~I~ICIIzubeth Spoutm (‘Ililli‘ Nil .3 ‘J‘.’
Ill-Miclinei limes ........... Iii
17 ~»lt“libubcthV 'I‘nylor ....... 77 III ill
lib—John l). \‘uuh ........... It i ‘J
Iii—I hinty (‘hichootvr ........ ll
liimilsruh ltl'iifbtt Smith ....’.'l I Ii
22- Anna lilotgun Smith ..... tilt in 10
22~>l.ol.os Tomi ............ 7 4
3.le Daniel (‘ (.Iecn ........ 80 ii 1:!
133 Robert \lood ........... l?
2~i-"l.uuru \Iuold .......... St) 10 iii
27- Annie EIIznbt-th Murray.ti7 4 ll
BTW-Jainism Franklin llowd...8‘.l it 23
J' Iwnaron ll GIuI .......... 76 II iii
3t ----- John Gregori i'lliow ....tii i9
Litimlictucy Ann Noah ....... 70 It) 9
:Zil~~I(‘IIIarlca Amos Reynolds. .73 ii iii
raw—John O'Connor ......... till 1.
tilt-wMurlo Room-r .......... ii 19
2t“ Louis Toth ............. .3 .3 H
3ll-rlli-tl‘il‘)’ Stun moo ....... RI. 0 2
I0 l‘lIurIes Siltlui‘tlt‘l‘ ..... 7U
div—John II lion-tidbit ...... :i :3
BACKACHT RHEUMATISM. SLEEP-
tsssnses
result from disorderud kidneys. ln‘o
Icy Kidney Pills have helped others,
thm will hel‘ ion. Mrs. J. B. Miller.
Synoptic, N \. ants “For a Ions
time I suffered pith lilduev trouble
uud rheumatism. I had severe head-
tubes and fell IIII played out After
taking ivio bqith-a of F010) Kidney
Pills my buckntho is gone and where
I used to lie uwako with rheumatic
puina i now slut-p in comfort Foley
Kidney Pills did wonderful thiugn for
the." Try them min. The Bridge
Phat-macs and W. i" WIgmore a
u hownm‘cb ’
mmundhas I
therewiii he
'ai
up
“WNW. and
mpound for
soo'c'tlldword lorths Lydhi’
l . William?“ IWrymlmmfit‘omnjhmhh
tor hastehe
ussl
denature such esse-
this no round:
I
—-”I malohthrsomonthssnd
Isuifomddlthssims. ltrieti
without
inanimate-swell
Restored to Natural Color with line Bottle of
WYETH’SI SAGE AND
The only True‘ I'd: Restorer. Tonic rind
Rdiuvens'l'or
amour of mucus
My hair was as we is snow when I commenced using
Wyeth's Sage and out or Hair Remedy. One bottle re-
stored my hair to its not dark brown color. As I am now
70 years old. Iconoiderti 0 result most remarkable. It is an
agreeabicsnd rslreshhul dressing. hoping the hair soft
sndziossy. wuhout bent; in the least greasy or sticky.
' ' WM. WESTMKE.
310 ‘Wm M Street, ROCTICBT“, No Yo
o
all
just such results?
. After.
have
I: list It WYETH
uult‘ pbmzagusorm is
of study and analyszm it! the helium
able to produce on
and Dolor". which contains arr whim constituent-
of hair. combined with ingredients ‘bf Wind
merit for treatment of hair and scalp diseases. hilt
molten and keeps the scalp clean and healthy.vss nivss
. strength and lustre to the hair, and restores
sndsnyhslrio worsted“... , . ‘
'5' Mi! II'IND
Y- “'9‘“
c
hitch
one to three months.
I use are facts that have been
W ETH’S SAGE AND SULPHUR
50c. AND $1.00 A BDTTLE
"Yarrow
deeW SendYouutLu-oo
Wye ottenucai Company,
wv‘éru'gbms AN 5 film HUR
EDY will make it lower and thicker. It will re-
move every trace of dandruff in a few days, atop
falling in one week. and staflanewzrowthinfrorn
'b
yourh‘air is.
HAIRREM-
I
htscoresof‘cases.
proven
HAIR Y is guar-
anteed to do all that it’ Is claimed to do ,or the price will be refunded.
I AT ALL DRUGGISTS
Ian...“ I... um soc.hnm'
mixes-us
m
romance-r
NEW YORK (111.8. Ye
Hill SALE “0 BEGOIIIEIIIEB IT TIIE STILLSOII- “NEIL GlelllllTll'Ili
Nor-walk said he was advised by
sportsmen In his neighborhood that
they detested the Hunnrian par
tridge. if the committee vies to rec.-
ommend any sppropristion for birds.
let It be for quail
Smith h Good Warden.
Arthur ll. Potter. of Bristol, said
he hadn't seen an) of the much land-
(ll Hungarian partridge yet. inci-
Ii(‘lll.ill\ hi: scored the some wardens,
iIIIIK Pillillll Elli
till I8 lilllillilil
Bridgeport Sportsmen 00 Mill
Want Any Change in the
litull‘llll}. belon- :ht liali :illil tum.- t‘iil‘ll-
milieu rulutiw to tho t'lOStiil seat-Ion tin
mutil. partridge. ruffed grouse, «it.
and Bridgeport was rrpt'escntml by It
delegation of live well known sports-I
th'vu. Don Smith. John lo. Clurksotu.
William K. Malian. Thaddeus Adults
and A. Jeseph Williamson. The
Bridaeporters voiced the sentiment
that the season should remain on I
present. supplimeuted by rigid «FI-
forcemeni of the present same law
Others from the county favored shotLtI
euing the aesson by ten days. some I I‘
taking those days from the beginnihx
of the present open season and othelrsl
by taking them {mm the latter and 'SEAT IN HOUSE NOT LIKELY FOR
of the presnt open season MILFORD MAN.
Would slap Aliens.
W. R Newsomo of Hartford atltlo-
outed the naval idea of putting a Itiw
on the statute books forblddln: shy
l‘-
33; '3? 33.2% m1fi3§£flfi . mittee on contested elections have de-
shot gun He said tint in Ponnst l'i cided to report unfavorably on the
vanls. where such I luv IIss been cw, petition of John L. Mervviu, ot Mil-
ried out. it has uot only reduced It s rord. Republican. for a nest in the
homicides remsrksbiy but lit-I lift i“ House. Mr Marvin's claim was that.
Oil the best protection for the bit It if the bullets m been properly
star discovered Ilsa! of the vial» counted he would have been given a
lion! of the In! for the protectin plurality at so votes over an candi-
iumtl our. ‘iiti suld F‘lili'fltlltl count)
uni; one of the cleanest counties In.
tho suite in so far as the eulortemeut
of the game laws was concerned
Representative John H. Candee. of
Eastou. spoke from the farmers' view-
point and said that the damage done
by the hunters was tremendous Last
season during the latter part of the
season they were responsible for a big
hrs In his neighborhood.
The hearing continued at consider-
able length. the Bridgeporters express-
lng the opinion that the law should
remain unchanged and enforced.
W
Committee on Elections Will Report
Unfavorably to Assembly.
HARTFORD. Fob. id.—-—The com-
0! nine and song birds are by that “Meg.
element which will shoot anythiiiit The seats are now held by Charles
from a somw to an «do The more 3’. Ever-ts. Republican. sud (loom
possession of a (lift to sufficient elvi
deuce of violstlon and the aliens satin
lesrn the foot and are extmmtiiy
careful.
. iiClark. Democrat.
The oillcisl vote wsa declared as
follows:
livuris. 450; (Work. “8;
Hit; iiobcrt C. Stoddard. all.
51-“ film petItionsr‘iikfliuirul Iyour that (it:
Buthel. II so for the ileihel oun clltlb "i "in we” mi" N m“ r
and “up?“ their DIIIMOII tho WI: hand of the Republican ticket and
Merwln.
Would cut on to boys.
Representative John ll. ltcld
souson should be shortened m diyu with a cross In front of the name of
hv tsltinfl it off the end of the putt - 3" Cl'm‘ “d “0 "m" ""“k N”
out mm. In his opinion the bur-Pit I‘llnt'll'jbgllg't‘s ”‘9 VQI’W'OMWW part
are sudlcioniiy protected by the it» ,. ~
line on the trees Ind sltrubhcry in‘ “l“ the WWW"! ““719 “PM“:
the early out of the meson. A hunt “l opposite “‘9 nuns 0‘ “0W"
or can kill more birds In one my Stoddsrd "“1 ‘5”‘9 9' M", Evarts
towards the bitter part of the oou‘Wimm ”990'19‘09 more 0 'M’WH
lesson than M. can in ,0 do a In m, 8 (hark; thst in teaching tie no-
.my will of the season. lo “a. suit certified to by the cottntors.lth:
thought the nttmbdr of 1mm w ch‘ M WW" “"9 “I'm“ M ‘3“:
may “up, he token m one Ii’ only of the rspreaentst'lves. “dim
should be decreased from live to tit . ‘9' “Ln“ Th“ “ambit” a") red
and the limit for the season sot still “I“ e “W“ “9““ by: ”Dated
closed oosscu for litinisrlsn .b’lm’ ”‘9 names ”l “n“ ates
In should be made long one llmrt “91“?“ "‘9 “"l‘V‘Ir‘mt’ "9°"-
to give Iliti birds a start. '
Johnson Would Protest Bird»
floors-entail" William “Johnsonl of sidn. no.“ Ointment ll"! Imtgm
Newtowm W with in. its“ st relief. com quickly Perfectly soft
the season should be cut down to in children. “Mi dropouts sell it.
ms. it. salons toss swimmer adj W“...
light“? M ”8 bird. I!“ lit VI in Ila OUM‘ TB GATHOMG 6PM!“-
i r of protecting the birds. . it 11:.
III 81'. LOUlfi, Joli. lbr'l‘ho will of
cribs boom the deems.
the his“ to the cues. hue win I mil. eases nudists. proboitotll ll city:
are. but he didnt boilers It. its con. st. touts count. 3mm.»
amount titers 1m Imam as: metal” sooroxi «mil; W“
s shorter man s I m- .i. e
sis suit the! were the out would so its cllrltiss Juno rdsuvlin III-s em-
an...
‘ ~ilon't let the My suffer from
-
docs-Ins. son-tor any itching of on ’
ANTI—TYPHOID VACCINATION.
General Weaver .to'lsoominsnd it for
the Militia.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-—So strik-
ing have been the benefits IuII-eady
realized by the resuisr army-through
the adoption of, unil-lyphbid vaccina-
tion that. through General Weaver. of
(N038 3333031 lulmh quit kl\ inoughi one of“ the the ”plutonium charm of the mill.
jt .II it. ht (mum delegation to his foot.“ 'ati division; *3“... . adamam u
, . q _ I“ 1. mg. \ Ii I ill! Tl with that time “us - i' .I 'g' .. ’ . .
llilt'll ' l ' F" \‘V 1' l ' ' ' m III lIIIlll Notuuilt slttinu at his “(kgicltcular‘l ovilli 0L anlzttl flillitia,
taut) unu utti t-mcsnutt-I .It till I. H"... “mm. Wilbur 1.: Smith a evidently with the adipose of
propariug guardsmeu for such vaccin-
ution in the future.
The circular Is based upon a report
by blunt. George B. Foster. Jr., of the
medical corpi: which contains start-
ling figures illustrative of the havoc
wrought by typhoid in nmles. it Is
shown that in the short Spanish-Am-
erican campsi there occurred 20.738
optics of turn id among 107.978 men
with 1,500 deaths. During the Franco-
Prussian War the (lemma had 73,396
cases. with 8,189 deaths and statistics
of the Russonpanese War have nev-
er been published. V
But-won Foster slated that'three per
cent. of the persons recovering from
typhoid continue indefinitely to exo-
crata typhoid bacilli capable of Infect-
inn others. donut onmventh of the
regular army has now been vaccinated
it Is pointed out that if it were re
tut red that all new recruits sod re-
enlistments tie y‘socinsted the 1-63qu
srmy would be immune to typhoid in
three years.
With no serious results followins
over 81.000 Inoculation: in the army
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