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Kala Azar

a malady the symptoms rate. In one of its forms it is known north Africa, and showing a high deathing in an epidemic form in Asia and north Africa, and showing a high deathrate. In one of its forms it is known as "Oriental Sore." The parasite has only been discovered in recent years, Leishman describing it in 1903. mile E. of Widdin, on the opposite bank. the left bank of the Danube, about 1 mile E. of Widdin, on the opposite bank. an independent kingdom it has made by the Russians. Since Rumania became 1854 it was twice unsuccessfully attacked by the Russians. Since Rumania became an independent kingdom it has made rapid progress. region in central South Africa, N. of the Orange river; a large tract of which is included in the British protectorate of Bechuanaland. An abundant supply of of antelopes and other game, provide ties of tubers, together with large herds of antelopes and other game, provide ample subsistence to the bushmen and Bakalahari inhabiting this barren region. KALAMATA (kä-lä-mä'tä), a seaport in the Peloponnesus of Greece, on the Its exports are chiefly currants, figs, Gulf of Koron; the seat of an archbishop. in the Peloponnesus of Greece, on the olive-oil, and soap.

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