The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1919, Page 11

than 600 Greek refugees from Bulgaria IMERNLES OF NUS |e ears MM MACEDONIA OTHERS IL]: Sin en tenant in the American Red Cross, died New York Man Among Red Cross of the disease; Miss Clarissa R. Blakes- > “e lee, of Drexel Hill, Pa., was danger- Workers From This Vcinity |ousty> ill; Miss Florence A. Stone of Who Are Stricken, KAVALLA, Macedonia, April 10 (By|Paterson, N. J. stave §=C. Mail)-—Typhus, which laid low more|Schmunck of 640 Manhattan Avenue? - — | Now York City, also were stricken, All fj were American Red Cross workers, The American Red Cross rushed, an- othe ‘expedition of doctors and Se mie operate in & fight against the epi- dreds of refugees are housed ina four-story, tobeces warchouse, end groups of dead are removed daily. —>—_ FOUND MAN UNDER HER BED; of Bridgeport, Conn.; J. 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