CO129-408 - Public Offices & Others - 1913 — Page 404

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SCIENTIFIC

AMERICAN

SUPPLEMENT-. 30th. August 1913

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sidaziųser jina að oð az bezinɑzo on mi xks nodw„tsáž qoJEJU

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na sved of Ikel Jonnso soxenetų n‡i Jadð „Joɛ) sad antagoner

ac si enozo Tol ¿štolwoo has diised two no patused Jastroqui

Juodi kw szedwęgs Jaize Jonaso bas,Jaegs ovitos Vigaibessze

bas at izow jedź tedy „AKOW TOYOTą awo ati od zilend gattton

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#EXTRACTU from paper from H, G, Plimmer F.R,3,. - But since

Laveran's discovery of the malarial parasite in 188) we have

learned to differenciats many other parasites as casual agents

of suen diseases as I shall mention later in connection wita

the variɔns parasites. but we know as yet dangerously little

about most of them, so that we have strenuously to resist the

temptation to make our account of them sound toɔ harmonias,

before we have half the notes we are trying to play,we speak,

as it were, with authorised uncertainty, and there are parts

of our science which, after all are only for our ignorance of

our own' ignorance.

muman malaria nas Deen known for centuries. Varro, whọ

knew a great deal about what we should now call hygiene, more

taan a century before Carist, tuought that the malarial fevera

were due to invisible animals, waich entered the body with the

air in brestuing. Vitruvius, Columellus and Palladius were of

the same opinion. Now we know that the mosquito in again the

carrier, and that the sexual part of the parasite's cycle takes

place in it, out whether the mosquito alone can account for

all the phenomena of malaria is not yet quite certain.

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modw Jɛat havo? mombisunfä „TG .18 Joe neve nɛdý skoko

At IW DIJSTİysez yine ed of as bebɛol os qing Bɛw mooz s to ris oúð